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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-20

Omaha, Cincinnati, Indianapolis. Cleve.
land, Minneapolis and San Francisco
which intimated similar condition OF
affairs, stating that the main distribution
points can handle the business without
material delay The additions to the
| working force come mainly from outlayinp
country towns. The Baltimore and Ohio
company was badly crippled by desert,ona
from it's Office and made no attempt to
transact business. At Milwaukee sixty
operators struck, leaving Manager Welles
and four chiefs in charge. Ali but five of
the Cleveland operators went out, but
their places are being filled Two thirds
of the Western Union men in Indianapolis
struck. Eighteen men are now on duty.
The larger Offices in Indiana have lost
about half their men, except at Logaus
port, Lafayette and Richmond, where
there is no strike. There are but few
operators left in Detroit. Thirty one quit
IN Kansas City. leaving twenty, nine OF
whom are women.
Ihe strike also extends through the
South. At Augusta IA Western Union
men struck, leaving at work. At Louis
vile nearly all the operators struck. The
Baltimore & Ohio Office is deserted. OF
over 30 operators in the Western Union
Office remained. Five more have been
secured and more are expected. Only one
man in Petersburg, Va struck Four Of
the 7 operators at Lynchburg went out.
But out OF IL operators at Chattapooga.
Tenn, struck: OF the AZ operators en-
p!oyed by the Western Union company in
New Orleans 81 struck. the company
has obtained other operators, enabling
it to handle the press reports, cotton and
proa1ce exchange reports and limited
quantity Of general business.
Reports received by Western Union off
c'ais late last night from various points
Arc to tho following effect Cincinnati
Everything working elegantly and every
o@ee fully equipped. 81. Louis-Work.
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.co,n.t tb. truth Of the black list. The ntroduc.
ton Is calculated to help Sir John Johnsons Iamo
in some particulars but the Tories as o class arc
not helped by it. Until Mr.. de Peyster can induce
his countrymen to believe that George was
Gr,phtful Prince" in the full ethical sense OF the
term he can scarcely hope to see the popular estl-
mate OF Tories materially altered. And saying TINS
we do not forget-and it is a consideration which
will gain for Mr. de PeystG something more,
than respectful hearing-that many OF Dis
ancestors fought valanty for the United States III
the war OF 1S12I15, and That every one oil his ava
able relatives helped to put down the slayehoiuers
rebellion. Obviously he has an uncommonly soou
right to BE heard in re gard to the Revolution.
The other contributor TO the tripartIte puDhca-
ton Colonel Myers also makes earnest plea for
a moro tolerant Judgment of Tories in general ana
of Sir John johnson In particular In regard TO
him he says: If there was one whose adhesion TO
the British Government In 177G appears most
readily accounted for IL would seem to be that OF
Sir John Johnson. His position as an officer III the
Kings service made it natural to svuer; the per-
sonal honor Of knghthood from the kings manu-
while in London must have influenced MS SYM
pathy aside from the hereditary sonse OF gratitude
for the great bounties aud trusts conferred on MS
father" Mr.. Myers also discourses with admirable
tomper tonrning the necessary imperfectlon ahd
bias OF history.
The work, which is No. II of MunselIs lllstori-
cal Series is adorned with portraits oil Slr
John aud SIR William Johnson, Barry St. LeRer
aud others that figure in Its pages IL also con-
tans q curious map of the Mohawk Valley, Illus
trating the battle of Orskuny aud Klock's Field,
view OF Fort Johnson and Johnson Hail. and other
appropriate illustrations. We have only to add
that the Orderly Book is unusually fine specimen
Of Typography and indicates that Mr.. Frank Nun
sell inherits the taste and skill which gave his
father the late Joel Munsel such an enviable rep
Mo o. l,rir
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tOinier Resorts.
Gotels
steamboais ano Railroads.

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER MISUNDERSTANDING November u 1882,
throuah trains will leave Grand Central Depot
a M Western Northern Express TO Rochester and
Montreal with drawing. also To Saratoga
m special Express Tor Chicago daily stopping Only
ut Albany Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Erie Cleveland Anu
Toledo.
iO.3Oa IN, Chicago Express DRAWN groom Canaan
qua. Rochester and Buffalo.
a. Albany and Troy with connection to Utica SARA
tORa. tileua FAILS Lake George and Rutland.
$50 m. Albany and Troy special saturtaysolly
IN m Accommodation To Albany ami Troy.
Gp M IT. Louis Express with sleeping cars for ~ Louis
running through day tho voek, also Niagara FANS
Buna o. TUedO and Detroit 49,, -
6SO m Express daily except Sunday. with sleeping cars
syracuse and 10 Auburn Road 10 saratoga ANA Mon
,- -
o D. M Pacific Express daily, with sleepingcars FOR
Buffalo Cleveland TJedo Doiroit, Chicago and
L0wviuc 49,. -. 4,
III ~ m NIg Expres4 with Sleeplngcars 10 Albany ahi
Troy Connects with morning trains tor tho West and aort
at No. lowing 292 and 43 Broad
way WescOtrs Express Oces Participates and 80
aud Di2 Broadway. YORK, and sS3 Washn stol-ss'
brooklyn. l, H. NJ LEX lp
4 Al lOUCEY. Gan SUIT Gen. Passankci Agent
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.
T TIuOpF AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Via Philadelphia Baltimore and washington.

BALTIMORE AND n },S 1H 70 T hAl wEsr
VIA a p5Isde E4Sr Baltimore and Washington
Trains leave from R oD p0s all ponts west
% DRfGY FAST through .eg pin s HG SSins
20 Chicago. Cincinnati, st. LOUIS oonno''' i'' ~
70 MiIDNIGHT Daily for washington and all points wSs
appT az Gompans ocs 55 and Broadway 1913 Fulton
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEaTi:.
BTeokyn iGot q Faton;ss' Jewell. NV. WHAT York
%er dFfnsGR HasoGn DrOn
Mcantan Bndds LaSe Lake HopateCng Eason
Healing Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk, wlliamsporI rama
Fe@ngon EastOn 1ento%n Fesains ii'
s SGg ES.oa WIND sg %spS6 GGgns T'm'
qua D mFor Fe@nsoa gh Bdge Banc6 schOoeys
Mountain Bqdas Lase tase FHoPatc9ng Esston &C.
$50 p m.-For Eas9n, Allentown. Reading KARLSRUHE
M Sunday S1 Trains ~ for Bound R5UTE
For SsT1 ara at s. 5 90 7l0 7So 49, S99
2 6 glS 1913 j. C 80 $50 545 O. Gi5 $780, 7jO
St F6 l5 2iS 10 local cSS points see tune stations
PERTH AMB a1 Pe4b 4m6oy at g. s15 1i45 No.
For For F ssShGSI a e.? = SD Ii5
N EIE WNy yyg3ER : SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ .1,r. VI, VIA sA ,ygS P PfGBs r.
SlNA" I F66 " RREEccroR.sTs,o,
For Highlands scaOrg6t Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch p.
Leave A' ioot Of RSgt I4 m for Lake
wood Manchester Toms River, Barnegat &C. a.
~ n m Tor Atlantic City, Vineland Bridgeton &C.
SIS q m for stations 10 Highlands "
las. As D. m. for stations 10 SetDIl5h@
4 y IN. for stations TO Sandy HOOK ,,Dt y,Yrr,
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUIE;,,r,,
ForTRENTON aud PHILADblFIlA'r
Leave New. York from station 9. RH OF ~ N NIX
For Philadelphia Ninth and Greensts az $50 5o *
D. M 1890 A. 43O $3.50, 700. IL p m On su ~ l1:i5
a m $50 IL D. IA. For Third md BerEssts II - A
a. n 80 43O $3.50. p on SUNDAY at o49 a. 40 100
For Trenton, 7.45. $780, ll;l5 M l:5O D. 4oo 0'''
y p m On Sunday $40 a IN, 5i3o. T. p. NJ.
Reurn trains leave Philadelphia TOR Now.l oI ~ CRAM
From Stations Phla and Reading kS Nn 4Hu ~ n m
1870. $40 $50 IL a ~, l:lJ 54O o4O' wv -
Ou $3.50 $50. u p N. I
From Thlfd and Berks.sts. at 5O, S2O, W > a. ~, =
520 go 1880 p. sunday at 81 a. m S'g I'd a. NJ
Prom Trenton I.2j, d2O, 800 900, IVVp 49, a.
422 82i 72s D. m Sunday :25 0l3a m 6l} D, tr:ains
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are attached 70 U trd, New
aud SLEEPING COACHES to midnight Trans 'iO
York and Philadelphia. ,o, City Sfatlon to and from
BROOKLYN and Ere Depot Jersey NY, o-os o2o 26l 4O
al az {o BROADWAY AMI AZ the principal ho,e'S
14 1c,rt a, and Annex Office JeNels wharf, biooNyL
az ~ TTsps'cr Company will call for and checA D15N"So
from hotels or residence % deslhtD1- 70, poea Ngeut
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Business Chances.

COUNTRY STORE, with outbulldings and
" park nfir depot occupied by me 80 YEAR, also soap
ort co-,petc ieutH don't Address owner T. H.
DE LANGt ILLErIE. IIcksviue, l. /.
7 ARGE PROFITS GUARANTEED.-Ien to
fifteen thousand dollar, wanted with active business
man 10 start Cttte Company hrt class business
references given. Address CATTLE HANCH Tribune once
ru,O PERSONS PRACTICAL IN THE MAN
many contemplating the manufacture OF superphosphaeS IN
he Stae of pshrc desires 20 arrange Win party
skei In the business character. not capital. required
". ". JDNl Is, station n
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Express Trains leave York. wa Desbfosses and Court
Iandt IT. Ferries. IA follows: .
6:l6 1920 T. $50, % and 10 Limited, II M J. go $40
a. Limiiedl. 10 III, 4. u. 7, aud D. m. and u
Exless Trains New York daily. except sunday
100 q. and y. NJ running through wa Trenton ami
Camden -
Returning trains leave Broad street stations Philadelphia
1901, 300, $40. $40, $780, 7Ju, 500 $50 ana IL a.
lIim'te, Express 80 p m) H. 3 T. o tS25 Limited e.
345, 1. t525 flnIited) $780, 7i5 and 20
Philadelphia Via Camden. and 4;3O daily
except sunday
Ticket Oinces 1885, $40 and 944 Broadway Astor House
and loot OF and CourtandJ SITS COurtst aud
Slyn Annex station foot OF Fu0ns, brooklyn Nos
ia and llS Hus0n.st HoDoken station, Jersey city
IMMIGRANT Ticket Office Pier l.
The New York transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels aud residences
CHARLES h. PUGH, J. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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Dancino 1taoemics.
Ccachers.

ABLE and ACCOMPLISHED professors. tutors,
"a governcsss- lecturers companions au hon-eErerrs
guluUal bv MISS 4. g. YOUNG. American AM tofotsl
Teachers Agency. % Union Square.
MEXICAN and EUROPEAN TEACHERS
y BTEEAU supplies without charge. coHrrrt Hchp'i'
families with thn"Ighy "ompccn. ', ',o7 PM.
pals ami Families abroad en- % tc coihuF
suIfrt with eur fuoiH companion. tna GOV.
sriss. cal address Professor LhuEND DIRE l4''
broadway. NgN-Aofk.
DEST TEACHERS-Amcrican and Foreign,
ID promptly provided for nmi et schto.s c''ese CIisu
lar. n uiI hoo- with s1uuf afvlrr r" - parents e
.nnay ua let postage Skilled teachers sec application
foIlu, and ll-f az j. 81. CH LNAtIhoiN, a A.
Secretary, East l4tn.st, y. Y
EORETGN AND AMERICAN TEACHERS
j or UNUSUAL SKILL provided without charge iof au
departments specas who tcseh EnEli,h t. i0Ieiin.,s
articulation deaf mutes, ant develop ieebr minus ooA
Keeper. scnnfapher,. louseSeepcrA ang,rs hlsitan
orrsuIsts ami 20 rcuL til'uais oI s'hoo
advice. free 10 parents NO charge 10 totc
~. INIT provtfei school furniture and = boo -upplet T.
MIHiAM COYHIEHE q co. 81 East l1thst, Union
square
MISS HESSE. 36 West 2lst-st., supplies
vi competent teacher tutor g0vcncssrs readers sg
cfs houscacsprrs Best sd ice Co parents on h"o
Of schools, ltccTcIccs ~ ay0r Hon Hamilton flsh ANA
secretary LvArts
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Copartntrshlp Notices.

THE FIRM OF f. ID. MORGAN q co. has
DISSOLVE ~ the Death Of the senior partner ION
EDWIN H. MORGAN. The tudC sucd surviving partners
wi sgn tho OF the hrm n qnd ton m closing up IL
bu.lutss. JNJ. j.. 4 ,,.t,t,',,h,,iut.1s
m n,c'si,,cf VIII ,o,ffpue business under the firm
name T. n. MORGAN 4 co. JNp 1. J. J. hltt1; ,,,-g
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New Publications.

CIX LECTURES on ASTRONOMY.
By
PROFESSOR G. 4 YOUNG. or PRINCETON
Given IN fun. with nearly GO illustrations
In
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO SO.
Lecture I-Cole.til Measurements.
Lecture 1.-THE sun
Lecture III-IclIpsc, and The Noon.
Lecture IV-Tho Planetary System.
Lecture N-Mcicors and Comets.
Lecture Vi Fixed stars and NebulH.
PRICE, TEN CENTS.
Fcni by mail on receipt 81 price.
Address TIE TRIBUNE.
~ NETWORK.
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MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER will receive crT ~ puP rs
l after Monday oct TO- in DRAWITd ~ sna md LANp
COTORPAINTING, STILL LIFE ElOrm, E, 70 siA H-'
sCIPE CHINA PAINTING and DECoKkyArpNlUDEE'
STUDIO, No -, MADISON AVNN0"
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Gorscs an0 Carriages

TOR SALE.-Kentucky saddle horse sOrrel /;
L ~ mud. klrd sound voung and reliable Works well IA
single o. double Forsa cheap Apply at PRIESTS
STABLES, 10 last 27thsL
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STEAMBOATS, arI6 Railroads.

EALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and tn
IL EAsT-FAREs REDUCED So to Boston, Lowell an
Eitchburg So to Newport and Fan Myeri " 20 e Nes
old e az. % On as
Brooklyn loot Of futon-s $50 p M; Jersey City (fra
foot S1 q Exchange d Paee) at tgs1 n;
GEO L. C0NNoR, 6cn'l Pass. Agent
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
Ss q 81 ossa ar A FOOD On
as specified on their face.
pant S sH Nc dH 1G eN5sspse
at Tickets for sale at all principal ncks
Providence LINE for freight only; Steamers leav
from Pier ~ North River 1907 o. ~ gep H. DAM
{. W. PoPPLE Acting General PASSENGER Agent.
y CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier lS, n. r.. foot OF Cortandt-st.
onsauments freight forwarded as directed to par
of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders received delivery Of ali kinds Of freight and msr
chandise TO any part OF the city
sEAAND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE
Freight Of every promptly ghterel olnypolnt
in the harbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John IT, starin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leaye Pier IS. N r, at D. daily saturdays
e1cepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between ISew.tork and
New.H Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points d. L. s. w r. r. received at Pier 10
For New Haven and points East At Pier IL.
NORTH SHORE. STATEN IsLAND.-EleveD Milestor
Ten Cents Steamers from Iron Pier !, K r. foot OK
Whitehall-st
CENTRAL sHIPYARn Communipaw. ". J.-Drv Docks
Machine shops everything appertanins to the
construction ard repair Of vessela
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W. ". sTrARNs. Con. suxt
A1rw-vnpK And LONG BRANCH r. ".

~ NV AN penn vania X. r., foot Cortanl'
In NeyV.York ~ and De-bIOsscs-5t.
N'A'' - lCeutra r. 2. Of y j.. f0Ot LiOcrtys~
LEAVE NETWORK commencing oct IL 1879
south AmOOy. Via G. T. r. VI y j. D. 81 - a., n,
T. p. M Via Penn r. r.. ., I'm ~ N sunday m
Mitdwan &c. via Q. K X. 81 " D. 9t' = -, sun.
4, p Penn. r. r. a. ulg II m 0;'o p III ~
fof Rcd Bank Long Branch ocean Grove A1pu5y
M Ii5 q D. IN; via Penn Il r. ga II M $50 p III
sundays mot stopping ocean Grove or AsDuiy FSA"
For nj lakewood Toms River Blrnsgat 60; via C. + K''
FOR 7freeadd via 8 4 otN j. SO li:t} nm ~
For Atlantic City Vnelaud Brdgeion So Ito &nnntpH
q II; 4 q r. n ofN j. q. +. A., p. Il. r. supc
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miscellaneous.

NOR SALE.-3,7OO pounds of Lindsay's
Nonpare Agate type with full lace headlpg@ rms
typc "a. MT and party used on ir'enbt " W.,
re al ali together with leads. ruios galc cases NY
1arnct neatly as good for sale ~ ONE IlilhD
the cost Address NJ. PEIlENoILL " CO. 10 Bioad'
way, y. Y.
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University Grammar School, 1,48l Broadway,
~ near 4Zd.sL (l6th year, Primary Commercial and
Classical Departments HOBBY. W. H. Akin. Principals
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TWO USEFUL LANDLORDS.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1888.
Edited by
Edward Mcpherson. Clcrk House Repre- snattyeA
Price - ceute q copy hyc copies for 81
Sent by mail Oh receipt Of prizes.
THE TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1852.
The Events Of the Year 8fl given Ia the columns OF
The Daily Tribune arranged under Topical Heads
Also
Summary of Events, giving the Worlds History during
1882 In brief
Price soc. Mailed receipt OF price.
THE TRIBUNE,
NETWORK.
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unstrurtioiI.
Art Schools-City.

Art Schools-City.
MRS LOUISA B. CULVER will receive pupils G
f5 LIFE EFGL5 9WETff55 sna LAND
soArE SHu61DfAo no No. 80 .IfptsoX AVENUE
~ urxrrsaroI Es as %f LII AN HARr,MrJAMEs
NJ HART MI, A. \. BELLOWS
For Bows and Young Msn-country
LEXANDER INSTITUTE--Military Board
~ ing school, White Piains \. u y WILLIS Phi. d.
pOYS aud YOUNG MEN privately fitted Siof TOT
ID college Conditioned rejected candidS,te1s, SoW'
summer on winter. Stockbridge. Mass. +. HOffnAHS.
DLUM'5 Eniehungsanstalt.- Boys prepared
SE or Sn d : BE SEG t9iu Bedy
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
y Boy. for GG9g 3feRtG PScpH
eminent 9choOl anu III u.s.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY
py to Go B. 'MSiGfEfcnh n1f 4 NJ Superintendent
DEEKSKILL (N.YJ Military Academy.mEooIr
DARK INSTITUTE,
For boys 5000 year. HENRY rATLocK Principal
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester Ie9. d1sd hnn cen ThEo mYHT
CUMMIF MILITARY ACADEMY, Summit,
> Nj, Alfred y. Fuller 4 B.. Principal 500 per yeAi
THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Conn prepares students for Yse Cogge pro-
lesser eT a T6aeRer II C. Kingsley A. ~ a; G. Twin93
IL D. Professor 8 f. baldwin, Professor j. W. GooS Al
dress W. l.. GUSHING, Rector.
For Young Ladie5-Country.
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
tIADTF- Potstown. PenhGhirty second annual 9es'Dn
oUens sent IL 1881 ON Philadelphia and Readng IL H., W
Philadelphia, with through jars vn
,, Hound 3rOok route comforts. pHenti uHGlpn'
81 thnr1Ig work elegant buildings a,d All cphveient
LARGE yronnds and location vol known Tor Oe4if anu nua,O
For c5talosues address GEO. g. BUfLth A M. Ptlu.
THREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel. n; 7,
iIom.uke thorough, progressive New instrateq or
euar " IN All PARTICULARS GEORGE g SAil u, \, VI
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
4 town Y Y; home thorough oonrss OF s1aty' -
opensSeptenper Is Miss NJ w MEISALt. tt1N3l2I
MARCH New classes formed IN ClaVerach
vi ~ y COLLEGE and hudson RIVER Inst three nie5
from Hudson CITY. y. Y. AlOuzo flatk I'm De- fI'7"'"''
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES; experienced telcherF nunDer, umltei'
Addres. Mrs. Il. L. AYES - ION.
New. canaan, conn.,
For Both Sexe5-Co1ltrv
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
~ from NeE.YOrG chlir'n re'slV0 tn)sles' caro-
Mira H. y. MOKRELi@ da1hts9et' - -----------
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. Nyack- on the
II Hudson Both 80 scnd for cl'4'osia W. ih
BANNIS1ElI A. NJ
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Gunner Resorts.
DAVILION HOTEL and COTTAGES,
| ISLIP. Long ISLAND,
- o,o, March a JAMES 81. ATER Of the Berkeley
5tl.ave. and 9TH ST.. owner and proprietor
\VHERE SHALL WE SUMNER send q
w no.tal clrlrcqucSng our free prospectus OF the
" ISLE or WIGHT"
the new and family watering place one hour from
~ N,,rl. \. ON Atlantic shore. Address
NV" i HITCHCOCk Il DENTON,
(II0urs. o ~ u ChAhOeISSI' ~ J.
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CIRCULARS of good schools with careful
" advice free 10 plrent+ Il. MIRIAM COfhIERE q
CO., lO5 East 25tlst
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For Rows and Young Msn-country

Mr.. pHUNTINGTON, Mr. WILLIAM AHi'"''' a IN "
NJ HAHT, Mr., A. r. BELLOWS
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gnsirnction.

For Boys and Young Men-Cty.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition,
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. l4j W. 4jth-sL
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NORWICH LINE
y To Boston. Worcester. Nashua. Portland aud the East
The new iron steamer . ..
nv INV CITY OF WORCESTER,
Without exception the most elegant boat on the sound anu
the fayOute Cll1. OF NEW aONh;. 49,. ,,,o-
II hllY. Sunhnva NJ
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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ALEXANDER INSTIIUTE--MlIltaFy boaru
"A ing school, VINO f'' Princpi o. r. WILLIS Phi D.
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HERMAN AND U. 5. NAIL STEAMERS

u NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW-fORR.
SOUTHAMPTON AMI BREMEN -.
NECKAR... ~at March. 10 ELBiw 1c,- ~ Vat ~.
ODER: SATURDAY.. Narl7 RI 81 SATURDAY warren -
RATES OF PASSAGE from NETWORK 10 sOUFHAAf-
TON, HAVRE or BREMEN. sao
FIRST CABIN -....--SleOI SECOND CABIN .......-SoV
STEERAGE, $50.
tickets Prepaid Steer1ge certin
ga steamers sail from Pier between second aud
A"''u''''' oELRICus & CO.. Bowing Green
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WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS.

ATLAS LINE OF NAIL STEAMERS
For TURKS ISLAND JAMAICA, HAYTI PORTO hiCo
ISTHMUS OF PANAMA and COLOMBIA
Sailing every weekTourss invited To ayaii
which they can make ON any route nar
take the extreme low price oi -
dsy which includes living the steamer the wni
time transfer any other steamer OF 'he IN
they meet on the voyage
For passage apply TO -.
Is State ST.. Newforks
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GERMAN NAIL; -. - Ha 3 nbgl E.

4 amertran Packet Companys Line for PLYMOUTH
4 onloul CHERBOUR G C'arisl, and HAMBURG -
WIrl,A \ ID .. mus. Mar . IAM MONiA. Mafcn -
SUEVIA......T thurs. March D RUGIA sat. MaTch -
Rates 10 PARIS extral FIRST CABIN. saugs before
Ann go and $50: second Adm. $50 Steerase $50 tx
crsion rates greatly rclucet send for Tourists Gazes
EIrNUARDP a CO. Cen Ags No. 81 BrOat.s ST.. y. Y,
C. h RICHARDS CO. Gen. Pass Agts, 81 Bwdy. " \.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i ON and after February ~, 1883


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York VITA DesbtOsSes ana COurtandt
streets Ferries as follows
U,rsblrr Ilsburg. the West and south, with Pullman
Palacrt as attached. a. and daily New York
and Ch,ago Limited Of PaTior Dining. smoking and sleep
at y a. M every day.
Wuiismsport Lock Haven. a. m D. M CORY ana Erie at
T. ~ connec ing CORY litusvle, Petroleum Cen
ire. and the OH Res iOnS. . ..,,-,.-,,,,,,-.-
Baltimore Washington and the South Limited Washington
E1pess Pullman Palace Cars daily except sunday 10
a m arrive Washington D. Regular via Is. L. X.
r az 81 and 80 $40 and p M and IL night via
b ana O Il. r.. and p III and - night.
Sunday Il. aud L. r. r., n y. NJ. ana IL night;
via Is. and q. H. t., r. m and IL night
Atlantic CITY, except Suudly o. 10 a. m anu r. NJ On
sundays. q. IN. Through car on p m. train
For ape May except sunday 5l5 llOa m ON saturdays
ony y. m. ,,.-.-.,
via halfway and Amboy, 9 a. m IL noon $50 and p NJ
ON SUNDAY. . a III. docs not stop at ASDury Park
Boats roOkyn Annex connect with all through trains
Al Jersey CITY, a0ordng speedy and direct transfer for
Trains arrive From rittshurg 600 and II 90 80 and
lO2Op m daily. From Washington and Baltimore $50.
GijO a. M 800 $50 $50, lo:3O and 1880 I m sunday;
$40 $50 a 1895 and 10 30 From Baltimore 20
D. M sunday, 035 y. FROM Phadephia, SOD 80
6JO so $50 40, lO4O 1l4O a. M l2O, z, 800 49,
40 20 $50 49, 1870 10 S5 and 1880 p. m. SUNDAY
$50 600 80 $50, ll;lO a. IN. $50, 1880, $780, iOZo
I'M
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Ocean Gtedmers.

From LerOy.st. Pier new, No At. \. r. .
FURNESSIA, 5,49j tons, sails SATU RDAY, APRILZl-
To be followed By CITY OF ROME and BtLGhANIA.
Cabin passage $50 $50 ard 800 according TO
second $40 SteCrage outward sIS. Prepaid, s2l
Freight and passage Office. Bowling q een.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
A NCHOR LINE. U. $. Mail Steamers
"A NETWORK and GLASGOW via DERRY
from Pier 20. North River, New.YOrk
FUBNESSIA. Mar. 10, am BOLlk a.. Mar ~ sm-
AMCHORIA Mar. n. pm DfVONIA Mar. 81, III am
- Rates OF passage % -~..,, r,n,x,
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFASror LONDONDEhhr.
Cabins $50 $50 Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
Second Cabin $40 s23. Prepaid, 81
books Tours In scotland" plans 0c apply -
HENDERSON BROrHEls,. 4 cents Bowling Green