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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-07
THREE FARMS FOR SALE,

ENIRST-5 ACRES RICH ALLUvIAI.
u White river bottom land. with good
two-story frame hou-e of nine rooms
painted and hard Finished /: barn. WOO
shed and small orchard clear. running
water on the place; Is acres improved.
Price, $1,000.
Second-50 acres adjoining the above /:
same quality of soil 20 acres cleared the
remainder gond pasture large prune or
chard : four acres OF hops: good running
water good, dry, elevated building spot.
Price. 5000.
Thirds acres of choice land near the
above described tracts, with splendid or
chard in bearing finely located building
spot, with spring 30 feet above; 20 acres
cleared, balance open and furnishing good
pasture. Price, 5000.
All this land is situated within III miles
Of White river. miles of Renton. and Is
miles of Seattle, in a thickly settled
district; one quarter of a mile from the
railroad. On completion of the railroad
to Black river these farms will be within
an hours ride of New Tacoma or Seattle.
Good schools and churches convenient.
For particulars inquire OF y. o. Meeker,
New Tacoma. w. T.; c. NJ. Davis, white
river. w. T.; +. 8. Osborne. Seattle, W. T. /;
T.OBrien. residing near the premises. or OF
+. MEEKER & Co.
je2 d wilt Puyallup. w. r.
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PASSENGERS PEg ELDER.

SAN FRASoIsco. July 6.-The steamer
Gee. W. Elder, which sailed this after
noon, has passengers named and des-
tined as follows:
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NOTICE..

IATTLERS. wOMAN'S RIGHTsLEC-
l turers. husband henpecker-, gratis
advice gIvers. and all persons who know
our business better than we do ourselves
will please give our little house. "Carl.--
ton Cottage. ON the hill. a wide berth
All respectable people are welcome.
my9u q e. pHtNNEY.
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Farm for Sale.

A SPLENDID FARM, CONTAINING
n 80 acres, On San Juan Island For
paxticulArs apply 70 X. SCOTT & son,
Seattle, w. T.. or u. r. LUNDBLAD.
I'm Juan lsaands myio WIN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-07

Il b curioua IN read today. in Balti-
more paper publiahei early in thu Gen.
suTy. q & laD slaves hsd beeu sid at
anssica for tbs bsneds Of the Uaiscd
0ents4 and the pruo>sds, over t500uO,
p1aop6 n ~ Treasury.
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uss weather.

The hot wave increases the death
rate. On July 4ih the numbsr of dsa hs
was $50. A large prop 'rtiun Of the VIC
tins are children undes Ave years of age
crowded In tenement houses.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-07

cahanss meeting today, from which II
inferred the Indian question u under
consideration.
Msrussn Election.
6r. Pau, July 6.--Gov. Ramsay, head
q the commissioners, Who have Just re-
turned from Salt Lake, said 20 Trsbsss
eorrcspondent today, In speaking OF the
york OF the commission, "The election
will Be- held August 6sh. aud 10 really
The whole matter. The election last
November OF 4 Delegate 70 congress did
lot touch the hearts Of the people. nor
speciality awake their Interests, but the
August polling IL for membsrs Of the
ieeislatnfe. probate judges, sherifla. etc.,
ofhcers which como directly home %
loeAl interests. section 3 Of the Ed.
munds bill. ~ ron gill go by reading
H. defines the duties Of the commission
Of which am chairman, and In twc
PLACES BY its wording evidently coutem.
plAtss legislative enactmentA which, y
pamed and carried into e6ecA would
render tbs commission ncedlesa The
question IL. will tho Legislature pasl
such lawsf Will they prohibits polyRa'
niets from voting. from sitting upon
1aries in cases where the polyRamy
question Is in any way an issusf In
snort, will they enforce the same rsgu.
lasaons against poiygamy that the CON
uaexton are entrusted With carrying
easi Hut that the fature viii have =
oscsdeT When he came 10 the CON
arucaion Of the Law - - What conssi
Md polygAmous persous, the ooumis
Ia wsre compelled TO give The Ian
kea&s its broadest ssnse. and regard q
RoeyRAmista and consequently inslialbi<
- ee9sssration and franchise, and vhe
- even practiosd polyRamy - all
s1essons Who hid lived and oohabie (
ssn morn than one and undivOroe(
- - his wife. Il Thu oo0akyuo
- noe ben ~ upua ~ lAs
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A Singer Dead.

SAN FRANcrLoo. July 6.-Intelligence
has been received in this city Of the
death in Brisbave. Queensland, last
May, of Thos. Casseli, a we'll known
comedian aud tenor. Casseli was a ma
tive of England, and although not 80
years of age had achieved reputation
in his profession. He was first known
here as a singer at the Tivoli and Win
ter Gardens.
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O9ered TentI

LONDON. July 6.-The American rife
team has been offered the use Of tents
during their stay at Wimbledon, bnt de-
ained, preferring private LODGINGS.
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Bosrox. Jnly 6-limothy Smith, q
trusted clerk in the brokers' office Of j.
p. Moslsy, Is n defsuiter to the amount
Of $1,000. The money vas lost IN
bucket shop spscul stioas. Smith made
/. fnIi cou fession vhen aYreated
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MARsEILLEs, July 6.-Four hundred
Italians employed in an oil factory
struck yesterday and epdeavored to
wreck the factory. They were dis
persed by policemen, who charged on
Shem with drawn sabera.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-07

portland, !uiy IA Dalles. Oregon.
special says a Touring mill was destroyed
~ fire at that place today, loss, $500;
lnsurance, 5000. Origin incendiary.
Fire tonight in block bounded by
First. Front. Columbia and Jefferson
streets, destroyed and damaged half a
d"zsn frame buildings, loss, $500; par
italy insured.
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CALcurrA. India. July 6.-Heavy
10 ,ds prevailed in Surat, causing great
ia uage to property and some loss of
iif-. The waters are nov subsiding.
Traffic ON railways Ia intern pied.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-07

New YoRx. July GA representative
If the exporting interest OF the United
States. who handled most Of the whisk,
sent from America to Europe said today
he had seen the full opinion of the At
toruey General in regard to the export
alton Of whisky. He ~ prepared to say
there Ia no cause for alarm or panic
among manufacturers which would have
ensued had the decision been ~ sweep
ing al IL might he inferred from the
hrst announcement. The opinion 10 In
fact that II whisky ID exported In good
faith and then returned to this countr,
10 10 not liable to duty. Only when It II
seut abroad with the intention tn return
and thus evads the law that the tax Is
fu,lla0t,hle
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No Chasxe.

CONCORD. N. H., July 6.-rhe hall
for United States Senator developed a
change.
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Business Failures.

New York, July Cuisines failures
througbout the country the past seven
days as reported number l3o, which is
considered below the average Of the past
tan weeks. There have been few i'm
nortant failures anywhere and none in
New York City to specially note. New
EngI.nd States 10, Western 20. Middle
ls. Southern u, Pacific and Territories
III Nav York City Z, Canada 16.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-07

LITTLE Rock, July 6.-Reports from
the Panhandle region in Texas say ap-
prehension is felt by cattle men OVER the
continued dry season. Thers is scsrce-
~ any water In wells and pumps are
failing. There are thousands Of cattl.
on the ranges. Grtss IL drying up
though many weeks Of hot weather vii
be required To affect /. seriously. Stoct
IL changing hands and owners Of SINAI
herds are selling ont TO large cattle own
era.
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CuIcAoo, July 6.--Arrangements have
now been completed for the pilgrimage
Of Sir knights Of Apollo Comm ndery
20 Europe, an expedition which has
beeu looked forward 10 with unusual
pleasure by all members Of the order
and their friends. IL was decided long
aimee, 40 will be remembered. that
ApolIo should take this excursion in
stead Of going to San Francisco 10 par
ticipa.e in the Triennisl Concisve, and
there were not wanting some who
thought As the time that the trip would
mot Be- made. Everything has, however.
beeu completed in the way OF prepare
ton for the grand tour. The SIR
KNIGHT, and their ladies viii leave Chr
oaoo on the 18th, and Will reach Nes
York on :he 18th. Al New York the
PILGRIMS will be joined by delegation
% Eastern Knights, including PhilAdel
phiA, New York and n~ighborhood. u
Is expectsd that the entire party VII
be on board the steamer at noon. On
landing q England the pilgrims will e.
at once to london. where = reception
viii bs rendered them by the Knights
Templar there. After leaving London
they viii probably separate into smaller
parties, some going 20 France. and 9TH
ers 10 other places on the continent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-07

Extensive forest fires are raging in
the Stucca mountains in Yamhill coun-
", and considerable property has been
destroyed. Roads are blocked and reli-
~ le information is difficult to obtain.
Fires Ia thu forest are still raging over
The river. Danger to East Portland is
feared. The poorhouse narrowly es-
capped last night
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Probably = aeax.

Nnw York, July 6.-It is reported
this morning that the duel alleged to
have been fought between John Armor,
Knox and d. b. Sheahsn yesterday. and
which resulted in the vounding at
Knox. is hoax, and that the principals
originated by Knox in his own interest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-07

PoBT HOPE, Can, July 1.-TWO freight
trains oollided on the Grand Trunk. a
short distance east of Port Hope today.
Both locomotives and ~ cars we're to-
tally destroyed. All the train hands
escaped uninjured except brakeman
Porter, who is probably fatally injured.
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ALEXANDRIA, July 6th.-During the
tweuty-four hours ending nine O'Clock
last evening there we're 100 deaths from
cholera at Damietta. aud sixty-eight at
Mansourat. The lazaretto at Brieront
n crowded with fugitises from Egypt.
the officers Of the institution refuse to
admit any moro persons.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-07

DIS MONIES. July G.-G0vern0r Hale,
Of Wyoming Territory, whO has been
lying very i'll at Colfax springs for ssv-
erai weeks. gave more hopeful svmp-
toms last night and his Oh ,nces are nov
favorable
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
NEwYoRk DAILY rRlnrNm SUNDAY TWELVE PAGES

Ioor-puunaa He therefore rejects .e idea OF SIN a.
chattel capable OF transfer: the doctrine of chenea
equiv alents applied TO Justice brought Hnou oy suosn
ton and similar istc notions "nch eud logic
ally In string OF beads aud the Japanrsc piuy
There IA another poIut m which feel as II We must a
agree: namely that the truly spiritual nature is per
sonal endow tnent found IN individuals OF every creeu
especially belonging TO one creed ID alshcuoh Irnn
others IL IL Divine gft like an ear Tor music wniei
some not all, born with tnink thht VIC s%n0uio %
lso agree in recognizing congcnital moral nsensiby
defect for which the lDdiVlanu is no oic 'esPou'i
ble than he Is for color-blindLe ess-
donbt IN we should consider the greater part Of what
We In common with other Christians. are IN the hat OF
callln sin voluntary conscious projection OF evl
as such by se-determninc Intelligent ascnt acting
from a position OF moral equilibrium peIeNe lha
on the contrary disposed 10 tliDk tbat nch OF
what has been called sin has had eternal punsiment
threatened to il sin. has paid vast sums 70 te church
as Sin has founded nOnas(eres and fattened ecccsas
tics as sin Ia "a part o. series or causes ana cfects
which might have been anticipated from the unayod-
able conditions of humanity
The Christian life may be compared TO system OF rail-
roads Some are broad gauge and some are narrow
gauge Some parallel and near TO each other some
dverge and follow what seem to others needless round
about WAYS But all lead to the Celestial City. The
churches are 40 many stations. These have walls when
enclose certain number who want their protection and
wide projecting which shelter great many more
who wish tie track but must baye plenty OF
any Two churches have the hrOadest caves
Of ALL / will not them, but this Will say. that
they spread thei far out toward each DINER ta
poor sinner slip from one station 10 that OF the
neghbonS track without getting very wet Ill the wofst
theological weather.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
9teamboats a,r6 RaiIroa6s.
BOSTON. VIA STONINGTON LINE.

ns
Boston Tickets sGSa PSSvsYyrN@f; e 1Py ss,p; LINE
Steamers ExRRxe eISsETT and sToN i iNdToN from Pier
f0FrfE SssIas $sa' $:sS 4; $s': s.Ayss. As;9s
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
BT9osIyn foot 81 FnItonst s Jsyels Wharf ,
Mind g1 Gap
1s
Reading: narI1s1urg Msach Chunk, WilnamspOrt Tama,
asnsn Reading
DriiIob. Wikesbarre. scranton. Hazeton. &C. Sa1
stssS rssasa
tssoP %-FD1 s sp%stVlIe Fe%ingtOn
sunday trains icays at si5 M l9 m for Bound Brook
and ipermedate stations 9t $50 for Easton. Allen
sE SsTafR S{So4s 7'Is 5sq sls ss2
$so S$3 i:s6 Sis $50 51j. : s. Si0 $50 !. 7s5
trains @ local local point. points time tables at stations
For sewarea and Perth Amboy att. g. sl5. lli5l m,
70; For + freehold -S It t s. - ail5 IA, A,ams4enm
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ erv VAS VA SANDY y n HooKi oa
'iAN FOOT FOOT hEeToRlsFih af;AHH SEE D. NJ H.
r,,. Commencing Nav a. 1888
Branch, D, 1915 a 3;i5. 4:30 M Sunday. 10 q.
For Atlantic Highlands. ). 1915 3:45. 4.30 p.
For Lakewood. Toms River a1i Barnegat. 3:f5 .. m.
For Ocean Grove Asbury Park, Girt &C. l0:lj m,
3:45. i'3O D. IN.
Leave Liberty.st. slj H. 145 4 D. m for lake
wood. Manchester Toms River. Barnegat &C
lt5 y. m. for Atantc City. Nlneand, Bridgeton, &C.
145. 400 2. m. for stations 70 Scabright
s;l6 y. m. 445 n. m. for stations 10 SANDY Hook.
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
IN BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TRENTON PIITLA DELPHIA
Leave NewYork from station c. RR. OF ". !.
For Paaadepha ny Nnth AMI tireensts at 7tj sSg itl'
a. nj ;3O !. 4:3l, 5:3) T. IL On sunday ~ 8 ID q H.
o3V ~ p M For Third aud Bsrks-sts at 7fJ lIlj n.
I5u 80 l;30. :. m. On sunday at 345 a. IN. -,
FOR Trenton. 7f5 9:3O Ills m. t:3D L. l.3l C31 y
Up m. ON sunday. 3t5 M $50. l2 D. m.
return trains leave Philadelphia for ew-YOrc
From stations Philadelphia Reading RIl, Nl1t1 t1t
nreensts, az $50 S3O 93D III l:lJ 3:tj. )iI otp
II D. m. On sunday, az $50 a. m, $50 IL D. m -,
FROM Ihird AMI Berk+st at 80 800 30 H. L p''J
DID $50 p. m. Sunday at S: ) m.
From Trenton l:25 800 SOB 9:05. 1905 ll;3t NJ q
4;Z2 62i, l:2S ?. m. Sunday les. 9ls m, 6l2 ~.
DmAWI NJ hOlN CARS are attache1 70 all ftY rttns
and sLEEpiNG COACHES to iglt trains from NOW
Connection is male Jersey City Stlsloa an1 fro
Brooklyn and Erie Depot, Jersey 'iitY
foot OF LlbertYst and at tho prnspL
hotels and Annex ONCE. Jewels Wharf Brooklvn
~ Y Transfer Company will call for and check oiS5lBs
from hotels or residence todesiilar0n. -.
W. W. sTrARSs a. 9ieh n s9tt i-D"iN "'n "'' -N''-"
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
flilancial
OREGON IMPROVEMENT &C

OREGON IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
" Sealed proposals will be received at tho once OF tne
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, Noa 20 and ~ WIZ
Trustees OF thirty bonds OF no VI
egon improvement Company for the snkfng fund as pro
vded In the mortgage to The unde,sgned securing ,e
Proposals should be- imi0rsed and directed 10 y. ".
RoLSToN President Nos. 20 and ~ Wiliamst and must
presented IN. the lot pro1io ~,
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMFANh
Trustees. .xu.o., ,...,,.,,
New.York, May q, 1883.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
TOPHILADELPHIA.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND 0 ON SUN
DAY 3sTATI0NS IN PHILADELPHIA. zIS
NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
AENT, AMI Thh FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave NewYork and Corl
landt-st. Ferries as follows
$40 72o $50 % and 10 Limtedl IL m, $40 S;to
ited and 10 m. 4. 9. 7, and p. m. and l2night
Express Trains leave NswYork daily except sunday at
7?20 and p m. running through Via Trenton and
Camden.
Rcturnng Bro2dst station Philadelphia 1901
3,l6 $40 346. $50 except Monday 650 $780, 800 $50
ana tig so W sand iSo @ 1na s%na oisy @ o{
3:l6, $40. 345 $3.50. $50 a. m 5:20 Limited. $780,
q. m. ana 4.So p; m daily except sunday. r..
Ticket Offices 436. $40 ami 4<4 Astor House
ana Desbrosses and Cortandt CourtsL and
Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Fulton-st Brooklyn Nos
ia 16 and lS Hudson ST. Hoboken station Jersey City;
Emigrant Ticket once. No Battery Place and Castle
Garden. -
The NewY0rk Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES n. PUGU j. X. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agea
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
Qeacners.

A MERICAN and Foreign Teachers Agency,
N Union square, supplies able AMI acconphsh;i pro
s3tlrsrI co npbnO13 AMI mousse
Keepers Families going IbrDlt to tho country promptly
suited Call o address Mrs. M. j. YOUNG-FUbrON,
American Foreign Teachers Agency 70 Union square
A YOITNG LADY, teacher of French, Ger
"A and music wishes TO make an engagement for the
with family residing In the country Address l. O
Tribune Office.
A DlRONDACK CAMPING SCHOOL for boys
~ during July and August. Address PRINCIPAL
Tribune once.
MISS HESSE, SO West 21st-st., supplies
VI tesch,r tutors goveTnesses readers sing
honekeepers &c best advice given 10 parents on choice
schools references by favor: Hon. Hamilton flsh ana eN
Secretary Evarts
D.-Teachers. Schools, Families TO
W TO write their wants at once. Application form AMI
copy school Journal" mailed for postage Address
National Teachers Agency 35 Central ave. cincinnati
WANTED.-By q young lady, High School
w graduate who has had experience with children, SIT
for the to take care OF chl
while In ccountiy AT the seaside. or travehg Al
dress B. NJ. b.. i. o. Box 1913. Providence, Il. !.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
Enefrufiton.
For Younr Ladles-Country.

y hour city, $50 per montn psTen bos
cling will bnd cxceptionai
with mothers care. Apply 10 Mrs YoUNS'fOLioS %
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH II. R.

StatiOnsn New YORK ST.. and Desbrosses-st.
tCentra r. r. OF v. j.. foot LibsrtY.s%
c for south Amboy via G. Il u Of Y !. ). 3l5 m I'D.
80 M via Penn * r.. o. II D. m. sunday, A N.
for Maawan. &C. via q r. r. Of Y. j.. s. 5:l5 tn -
day. "a IN. -
For Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean Asbury Plrk
sea Girt, Point Pleasant &c. via O. Il. r. 0f " J tl5L
n i5t 6p M via Penn. Il r.. ~ IL NJ. 3SO D. n
Sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove OF AsOury PArk
a. m.
n. J, s;l5 m, las D. IN.
FOR Freehold via C. H. r. Of y J.. s,15 lIi5 a. m, T. s
p For keyport' 3 Sl5. lli1 m. l:i5 T. t.j. ~ IN.
Ii. p. BALDWIN. ]. r. WOOD. j. 4. RANDOLPH
G.. PA. &. X. H. OfN.J. q. p A.. p. K r. SuPL
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03

= COMMISSION" will be paid for about s50OOo
secured by abundant GOOD collateral
Principals we'll responsible parties Only
wh-no curbsoue. "wsh-totry," think tley-can oroh
the above amount himself or IN acIua
Immediate control invited conhdentily u de-
sired PRESIDENT MAN UFACToRY,' Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
Hnanria:.
oSncE on rnr DELAWARE AND HuDsox CAnAL ccTAEzl
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock.


NEW YORK, Nay 0, Iss3
A T THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock.
holders of this Company held on Tuesday sth nst, an
ordinance was unanwous adopted neressng che capital
stock Of the company ten millions Of doArs s increase 10
company AZ they mature
Thirty thousand shares stock will be ssued to rere
the bonds OF 1884, and will be offered the
Of record at the closing OF the books May a. inst each
stockhoder being entitled share Of stock
for six shares then held Will reeefve
the 2oth OF May TO June 20 inclusive by the treasures
CONDITIONS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Payments will be required IS follows:
20 per cent on June 20, 1888
20 per cent on December 90 1893.
20 cent on March 90 1884.
20 per cent on May 20, 1884.
20 per cent June TO- 1884.
And the final payment the Of certificate Of
stock interest at the rate of cent Will be credited all
prior payments.
Any stockhoder who shall neglect subsc ibe shall omit
topay TO the treasurer OF The company before tie
OF June tho said 20 cent the stock apporoled TO him.
her them shall be deemed by the Boad OF Managers to
sOckholder stockholders shall NEGLECT
Dsalmcnts before the day fixed for
the thereof then. without de-
mand Of PAYMENT the Board Of Managers Ia their ds
cretoD declare such STOCK all previous pawn ls there
rrQlS
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03

VALE LAW SCHOOL-Six Professors and
X nine InstructOrs Ii. b. in two years, d. o. H. IN :
wears Fail term opens ~ For circulars address Pof
WAYLAND Haven Ct
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
Law Schools.

DOCKLAND COLLEGE. - Nyack- on the
lb Hudson. Both sexes, slJI seal for cAs4'Fi@ W.
BAESIbTER. A. NJ
New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
VHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as tho
L NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Arrangement OF trains from chambers street Depot
Coaches 10 Bnghanton Emira and Buffalo Sleeping
coaches. Hornelsvile 10 Cleveland, Cincinnati AMI chi
D. m. lDalyl-"St Louis Limited" Express.-No extra
charge for fast time Pulmans sleeping Coaches 70 Buf
falo. arriving 7z5a Niagara Falls a n salamanca
100 a. M Cleveland liO D. IN Cincinnati $40 D. Sc
Louis $40 a. second day. Connecting trains arrive
Detroit 3:lO p nj Toledo, 5:25 p and indianapolis
s p M tDaiyl-Pac.nc Express for the West sleeping
Chicago without change Hotel coaches through to Chicago
SIS p. m. -EmgIant train for the West - .
noon as s. $50 440 $40 bsO 8 TO- 6SO 1850. 1880 pm
II midnight Sundays o. $50 1920 m. Las 6:3O p m.
rsisf.oa.G o 72o $50 $3.50, 1920 N, ~ noon, lass;
II midnight sundays o, $780, 1920 M liO, $780, g.
$40 42O 500. 6lo. 73o and ~ midnight SATURDAY
nights only. sundays. 9;l6 a m, $40 $50 ?. m. 80
5gs59 f 30 s. mo- % a1d go Il ioaS ninsR % sun sundaS io5
q m. I;46, $50, : D. M. and II midnight
NewburS and Cornwall, 1850. a. m, $3.50. 4:3o p. N
RondoGt and Kingston and Montgomery m. 800 p.
Goshen, 3 100 1920 $50. $780, 4so. 8. s:l5
Middetown D. 100 o. 1870 $3.50, 400 8, s:l5 m.
m E M trains eonHect With Midland Railroad at Mains st
The 8 a. m. stops At Mal-sL only.
day $40 10 20 q. m. g. $3.50 and p
Boats leave 23d quarter Of and quarter aer each hour
Tickets passage and apartments In Drawingro and
Sleeping coaches be obtained and orders for the checking
Nos Sai soi or Ss7 BroaawaS is7 westst T. No.
ceurtst BrSoslyn or M a. the Company; DsPot'
'"1 JNo n ABBoTT Gen1 Passr Agent New-YOrk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave EDgewood Costes Permont and Nyack
7IO So 10 a m l. 80 l. 4;5O 6:3O, $40 $50 p M, II
midnight Sundays, ?, o a. m, and 7l5 P M
Sannet, Spring Valley and Monsey 7;lO lOa m A5O2 NJ
'u"D JNo. r. ABBOTT Genl Pass'r Agent New.York.