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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01
LIVE MEN.
ooNTINuED FRoM ExrRA sHEET
one of the Landmarks Of HEM
phfs known From Afhr.

OuC Oh me AHMUNuLEAH Of MCUAa
phfs known From Afar.
The Peabody is one Of the dis.
tinctive institutions Of Memphis, and
it is favOrably known from Maine TO
Mexico as a place whore the weary
may rest and be we'll fed. Its a FIRST
class hotel in the same sense that it
would be said Of the Gait House in
Louisville, the Palmer House in Chi
cago or the Grand Central in New
York. The stately building has re-
Gently been greatly improved by q
liberal application Of paint on the
outside and the addition Of new car
pets and other improvements within.
Mr.. @. B. Galloway, the active man
ager and proprietor, is thoroughly
master Of his profession. and is one Of
the most popular hotel men in the
South. Under his direction guests
are sure to be well pleased with their
rooms, with the fare and prompt,
courteous attention. Mr.. Galloway is
always on hand and accessible to all;
hence everything moves like clock.
work. The Peabody is q sort Of
social aud business exchange, where
in the course Of 6 few hours one may
see in its corridors or in the passing
throngs nearly all the strangers, bust
ness men and active lite of the city,
and is likely to maintain its high
standing and popularity for many
years'to came.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01

The place to purchase guns, rifles.
pistols, ammunition and fishing tackle
g at A. j. Vienna & Co., Nc. 3l5
Main street, where a 6ne assortment
Of the most desirable character Is To-
be found. The firm have arrange
ments effected for importing guns di.
rect from Europe and are prepared 10
satisfy all buyers that their wants car
be supplied at prices as low as can be
obtained in the Eastern seaboard
cities. Hunters, fishermen and ali
others desiring articles OF a sporting
character should call on Vienna & Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01
MuaIo for the AIIIiinn.

Go 10 HOlIenberg's for the Sc st
Pianos and Organs, and sue
lowest prices and easiest terms.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01
JURDAN Il co,
COnIectiOners, Wholesale andre.
tail Dealers in Toys, Etc.

Jordan 4 Co., at 1876 Main street,
manufacture a superior line of candies
and all kinds Of CONNECTIONS and do an
extensive business in the city and sur
rounding country. They also deal in
toys, wholesale aud retail, and as they
buy for spot each, they buy low and
compete sharply with any and all their
rivals in business. This is q clever,
deserving house, doing we'll and de-
serving its prosperity.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01
Wagons.

The James & Graham Wagon Man.
ufactory, on Jefferson street, just be-
low Leubrie's Theater, have their
order book well filled at all seasons,
and turn out excellent specimens Of
workmanship. Their wagons are made
of the best material and have a high
reputation for durability.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01
". ]. Chase & 90.
COTTAGE GALLERY.
First Glass Pictures and Low
Pricey.

frlcefs
The Cottage Gallery, corner Beal
and Mulberry streets, where rents
are cheap and the light good, has
built up in the last few years a fine
reputation for good Photographic
work 10 all varieties and reasonable
prices. The entire force employed is
kept busy. The best Of material il
used and Q style Of pictures turned
out that give universal satisfaction.
People are thus enabled TO have their
photographs, or those Of their chill
dren, taken oitener than il they had
to pay fancy prices. Many Of our
NEST prominent people have had their
pictures taken there and expressed
the highest satisfaction at the artistic
results secured. The Cottage Gallery
IS commodiously arranged, is favorably
located and is very popular with the
people.
U.F. C~aVanagh d Co.,
AT 1863 Main street, make a special.
y Of fine teas, but other articles of
the choicest kind can be found there
at prices as low as any other place
Tea is the chief comfort Of the fair
seq, and it is by no means unpopular
with the lords Of creation. For a
good, pure article, 90 to Messrs. Cay>
anagh &Co, This firm, by a courte
Gus attention, have occurred a splendid
and permanent trade, and as the
members are personally popular citi.
zens, their clientage will continue TO
grow with undated success.
Adler Eros. & Co..
Among the substantial shoe houses
Of Memphis none stand higher than
the we'll known Adlers', whose estab
lishment is at 26l Main street oppo.
site Court Square, They keep on
hand a large and we'll selected stock Of
fine boots, shoes,slippers and all goods
usually found 10 a first class shoe
house. Their place presents quite an
attractive appearance, and located AZ
il is right in the heart Of the city. Is
frequented by the best class Of our
people who givetheir patronage, know.
ing from experience that they will 70.
ceive goods aud at prices which defy
competition.
SchwarEenberg, May q Go.
This is new firm, combining business
and experience with the acti vity and
energy Of youth. The members are N.
and j. H, Sohwarzenborg and /, p.
May, late Of 0Eanne & May. They are
manufacturers and aealers In stoves,
tinware, glass and queensware. and
are sole agents for the Steven inn
proved hitter, at 23O Main street.
Their business has been good all sum.
mer and there Is no doubt that they
will have a full share during the iaifI
and winter, as they so we'll deserve.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01

Concert tonight At Terrace Garden.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01
Tracy a Co. Printers.

The well known job printing house
Of Tracy & Co., No. 299 Main street,
continues to print all CLASSES of work
pertaining to their line. Their supply
Of wedding cards are varied and ex-
ceedingly handsome, while the taste
and judgment Of Mr.. Tracy in this
speciality is known far aud near to be
most exquisite. Bookbinding is a
permanent FEATURE of the business Of
the house, and all orders receive
prompt and care ul attention.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01
L PODEsTA a. CO.,
Importers OF Wines, liquors and
Cigars, go Front Street.

This solid and prosperous old house
carries a very large stock Of superior
goods, offered to tho trade at reason
able figures. A specially is made Of
Kentucky hand made sour mash
whisky, and also Of Lincoln and Rob
ertson county Whistles. A few bar.
rels yet remain on hand Of the famous
Bermuda stock, the first ever i'm
ported to Memphis after being previ-
ously shipped abroad. A fine stock
Of old Pennsylvania rye WHISTLES Of
the most noted brands are always kept
on hand. The facilities Of the house
are unsurpassed. It's success is the
result Of many years careful attention
10 business and a thorough knowledge
Of the market and the trade. l.. Pc.
desta 4 Go. justly rank with our best
Front street firms.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01
Concert tonight at Terrace Garden.
All summer shoes
at cost for thirty days.
A. X. Sloan,
22I Main street. 2
BpOrlsmen, Al1entIon.

II you are suffering with chIIIs
take Battier's Chill TOnIc and Il
Will cure you. SO Main II, l45t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01

Mdme. Alexandra Godart has es-
tablished a reputation in this city for
exquisite taste in the designing aud
manufacture of dresses and closks in
the most fashionable styles. She is
ncw in New York, in the interest Of
her art, but will return on the 10th
and reopen her work room, 285 SEQ
ond street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01

Keeps on hand, At 203 Main street, a
lull stock Of coiius and undertakols'
goods generally and Is prepared 10 GIL
an orders promptly and IN a tasteful
and intelligent manner GOD. orders
likoNiso hlled.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01
% ULNN0s
One Of the Leading Game Houses
In the South.

Mr.. Victor D. Fuchs has been be>
fore the public a great many years as
a dealer in game, fish, oysters, ETC.,
and has built up q leading business
from a small beginning by his indus
try, attention to details of business
and courtesy to the people. His double
brick store on Jefferson street, near
Main, is one of the substantial evil
depces Of his thrift and Of the growth
and sOlidity Of the city. He carries Q
fresh, full stock suitable to each sea-
son, does a heavy business, charges
fair prices and gives universal salts.
faction.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01
p Cunningham,

Manufacturers Of all kinds Of farm
and spring wagons, drays, carts, etc.,
also make a specially Of Gotten scales
and trucks. His shop is at the cor.
nor Of Monroe and DeSoto streets.
where he has ample facilities to carry
on his extensive and growing bust
ness. Mr.. Cunningham, 10 person,
gives his entire time, and superintonds
the work turned out, which is Of su-
perior merit, and gives complete sat.
islaction. He uses nothing but the
best material, and has none but OK.
perienced mechanics 10 his employ
who have a perfect knowledge Of the
business, and no work is allowed to
leave bis shops that is not perfect in
every detail, or on which be cannot
give a guarantee. Work turned out
By Cunningham can be found in all the
adjacent country, and has stood years
Of test, which is an indication Of first
class work.
H.A Thoms, Undertaken,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01
stained Glass.

The Memphis Stain Glass Works,
Of which Mr.. John Hughes is pro.
prietor, is in the old postOfioe build
ing, No. 236 Third street, and is the
only establishment Of tho kind In the
United States south Of Louisville.
The works tu.n out ornamental window
glass Of every description, for private
buildings, churches, eto., etc. A 70.
porter was recently shown a beautiful
window especially made by Mr..
Hughes for 81. Agnes chapel, being q
representation Of the Ascension. The
dimensions are four feet by eleven,
and contains about 400 pieces Of glass.
Mr.. Hughes has done the principal
work IN churches and other buildings
aud Is prepared 10 execute commits.
sions at a rate equally as low AZ any
city 10 the Union car 5iior.
Kney's Heat MARKET
Mr. Charley Kbey's wholesale and
retail meat market, al 40 and 48 Beal
street, Is one Of the landmarks Of tho
CITY, without which people would
hardly know how 10 COZ along. He
supplies a large line Of customers,
and his stock Of meats Of all kinde,
choice. game, poultry, heb, oysters %
the season, ctc,, IL equal 70 any 10 DO
found IN a Southern maFkst
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01

Speers Cotton Gin

covers the large area on Vance street
between MOI IS and 81. This insti
tuition was established in 1869 and
have since been steadily moving to the
front with a large, satisfactory and
increasing business. N. W. Speers,
IT,, is sole proprietor, and he is one oil
the most public spirited and energetic
men 10 the community. The gin has
a capacity Of forty bales Of cotton per
day, and gives employment to quarter
hundred bands. II contains a thor.
ough equipment OF motive power,
latest improved gin stands, with supe-
rior cotton cleaners. The building is
large rnd in every respect adapted to
its purpose. This establishment in-
sures oil their cotton and furnishes
bags. The proprietor, It will be re-
mombered, performed yoeman service
during the epidemic Of 1879.
fernando Insurance Company.
This sterling organization has its
Office at No. % Madison street, where
Mr.. s. II. Dunscomb, the genial and
we'll qualified young secretary, can DO
found ready 10 give information rela-
tive 10 this popular company. The
fernando Insurance Company is mi
Of the oldest and most solid institu.
Of its kind in the country aud
have paid their losses promptly and TO
the complete satisfaction Of their Gus
Insurance is one OF tho ab-
necessities Of the age, and no.
can be found an organization
With a better financial standing than
Tho fernando company. The officers
are all we'll known gentlemen and
rated in the business world.
q. II. Hoist a Bro.
Funeral directors at 800 Main
Itreet, keep on hand a full and com
stock Of wood and metallic cases
md Baskets. Cloth covered baskets
md burial robes always on hand and
III ALL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01
LEDGER,
THE CITY.

SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER /, 1883
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STATE or Trade.
DOAESTIl IARKErS

BALTIMORE. May 26.-Cotton dun: Middhng. lOs.c;
nOSau street Western Supernna IS "a
- 90. CO. Extra u 21sso W DO Family - l2as6 IS CITY
Mills IS 2b0ti %: do Extra - p do no
Brands IS 01ed -; Pat4pscS Family IS IS. Whe4i
-Soulnerp ROD ri 1904 II Amber 81 ia
~ No l MARYLAND. 23i2 No. Western Winter K,.l
sroL ana FL "a al 2li4 COra-sournern
Yellow. OGc-. Western NO..
NAV Ojisc oats Gulet-@0uthern. O6J4c. Western
Mnite 52d3ics MIxeI - GJDc Penns,valia 81 20 lc
duel: 7Od7sc. Ray quet Prime = Choco Ponnsyiva
NI-r.ano. sIL Provisions -Mes. PorE
so TO- BulKneals Shoulder 9SIIisc. Clear No
sides. packed. SGll9c Bacon-Sho1icrs lOc. Clear
lup sides. l-zc' Hams l444tS1 Lard-ise.
nnec. &c Batter. Western Packet i5s22c, Cram.
cry 2o1ZJc. EggS lsc. Petroicum-Renned 7L9a7Sc
COnee-iio cacgOcs. ORDINARY ~ Far 9i,c sugsr-"A
Copper Iiehnei ljo. Whsksy. II. i.eceitts
Flour $50 bbis: wheat a1.OuO 100 Uu. ots
5.ioO Dn rye 100 pa shipments, wheat. - Du corn,
bu sales wheat 4o5OOI bu.: corI. i2J.OOO baleA
BufFALo. aay zn-tloaf steady. wneaL higher. Corn
dull. oats duh Other grams steady freighfs Ia
New-NorS. by rail- steady heat, 775; Corn los
Oats. 40; -Four. 2ic bbl Canal freirhts -
Corn &c: Wheat Ia NeE-lors- Sic; oats. Be-: PIN.
Albany Troy. 10 New - 20 per M +.
Slave Ncw-l ok. I'll 70 Ter ton Eailroai
receipts. Flour 100 bills; Wheat % Uou bnsh Corn
Sl.puu oats. 400 Barley. --; Lyc. ---. Lake
receipts Fiour. heat. 2o9 O6e bush: Corn l2s 500
DuslI: rye. - lush. Railroad shipments: Flour ~ .
Wheat. $4,000. Corn l2s.jOU oats $500; Barley -,
Rye - bush canal shipments 10 tidew4ter- Whe
$4,000 BUSH corn. 4IIOVv BUSH OATS -, kye
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FUHOPLAv MAKKEr1.

LVEETroI- Mar 2G.-B4oJn. Cumberland Cr53 o.. short
Rib j4ud PORK, Prime Ness - i do western StU Lard
Prime ostcri J,5d CHeeso American Choice Good
Denue SPIRITS 81 Cd Provisions Lard. b "a
American Breas sthns-ccrI- j.so- Tor Aew NJ Xod West
" heat H5i ~ California
9.,d for California No SlOdG9$j Tor ktd Winter Peas
7Od ceDtai Tor Cdnsdan Batter % for
ed states and yOOOl iO hncs Beef IlSUd FOR Extra
india Ness.
LONDON Nav 26.-~Dirits fa-1snt:n. 1904. tSlc1-ra
liusced- ilud quarter Oli. ~ %
per tun- IAlio" +"o Der cvt Rennel Petroisun.
20.
aAvgE. Nav 26.-wncox's closed at 10 francs 90
pe
BgEaE: NAY 26.-Wicox's Lar. closet al Sc marks so
piennings per HOLDS Petroleum MARKS 40 Ifennings
ANTWERP. MAJ 2s-Peuoieum. ~ 81 = centImes
aud sellers WILCOX Lard closed at 1888 marks
times per 100 kilos.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after Nav IA, 1883.

AND UNiTED STATES MAIL ROUTE
rams s Eve NsW OK wa besbrosses and Coriand'
Paaee CARS a. nv a nd" M aV Now Yors
and Chicago Limited OF Paror Dining, smoking and seep
wiamsport Lock M p. m; Cory and Erte 40
connecting Cory for Titusye Petroleum Ger
Ba!moe WaSnnson and the south %ei 9nRs 10
a. m. Washington p IN. Regular via r. and r. Z.
B. and o r. iS r. and p M and hight
sunday, via b and p r. r.. NJ M anu l. night VIA
For Atlantic city sscdp; sunday m and p m On
For CSpe May. Except SUNDAY. $ a. M and m
LT IONS y RAILWAY and Amboy IL $50 aud
sunday m s sSGs no' S s al So% tram,
at Jersey city alording speedy aud direct ranser for
TrsSs Psbus 20 and 20 M $50 and
washington and Baltimore. $50 $40 M 300 5ao 93S,
1889 1889 and 10 From Rano9 2 No. 3
From i rha lao Y646 isio a No. no ~ 3 $50 5c
go 80 $3.50 49, 1920 1898 and 1850 p. sunday.
-O''' I'll" '''' fOPHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT 50
20 TRAINS EAcHwAY wEEKDAYs ANps oY sun,
DAY '"rAri0E Sh N EbskADALrAlA ''S
MEN, AND Itik FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ErpTss: Trains ie,s NowYork VIA Do'Orossos and Corr
DO 100 ) $50 and 10 Amitea II a m l. 800 $40 T.
20 T. ) and p ~, and IL night sundays % 1m'
Express Trans day. o4eep SUNDAY az
I:2u a. m and p running through VIA Trenton ana
Camden.
Returning trans leave BrOadst station Philadelphia 1901
5l5. 30 3i5 53O except Monday ESQ., 1880, $50 $50,
H. ami 40 M lLimited Express 1870 and $40 2 mH
5ie 80 $40. $50. $50 a. NJ g5:2o llmlteeD 6'S:
14o and $50 y. M. Leave Philadelphia via Camden.
a NJ ana 4;So ,, m daily except sunday 49, ,,s,
Ticket Otces 43b, $40 and oii broadway, Asor Hous
and foot of Des3rosses and Cortandt Courts anu
Brooklyn Annex station of Fulton.sL. BrooAyn Nos.
Ia ll6 and Us HudsOnst HoOOken station Jersey elU
IMMIGRANT Ticket oaice No Battery Place ana Oasu'
Garden.
The NewYok Transfer Company will call for aud checA
baggage from hotels and Residences ,oon
CHARLES H. PUGH, J. X. WoOI
General Manager General Passr As~
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QeGtners.

A MEXICAN and Foreign Teachers Agency,
~ % Union square able accomplished pro-
tutors
keepers. Families gong connrF promptly
suited. Call % address Mrs. VI. j. NOUNG.FULrON
American ANA Foreign Teachers Agency % Onion square
A YOUNG LADY, teacher OF French, Ger
~ man ana music wishes 10 make engagement for
summer win family residing the county. Address T. c.
Tribune Office.
A YOUNG MINISTER desires one or two.
"A Old or young 10 tutor educate branches
highest mathematics sciences ancient aud modern
prepares Tor college speaks German prefers 60
Ing abroad Address A.. University place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28

little book on Richard Wagner and his Poet
cal Work. from 'Rienzi to 'Parsfal,' - has been
translated from the French Of Judith Gauiler by
an American lady and Published by A. ;. Will
Jams d Co. Ii Is partly rhapsody, partly record
of personal Intercourse, and partly synopsis of
the plots of Wagncrs operas. In neither respect
has 1t any permanent value; can we say much
for the translation, which is stiff and Incorrect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28

Mr.. spurgeon has put Into the pages Of his John
Ploughman's Talk Robert Garter Il Brothers. a
homely wisdom which mankind needs to have con-
stantly repeated Heart-piercing instruction on
practical Christian living is what matoriaistc
age like this sOrely wants
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

The annual examination OF the classes VIII oesh on MN
DAY, May p. at 10 "a ID.
The examination Of candidates for admission 10 any OF the
tx regular courses viz Mining Engineering Cl'll nSneeI
np Analytical and Applied Chemistry Geology MetaIurSy
Architecture Will begin FRIDAY, June . a. "'oo d. H.
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Mem Publications.
DEADY MAY 81.

RhADi MAI OIL
The new novel, by Nj. F. Marion Crawford. author OF
Mr.. Isaacs."
DOCTOR CLACDIUS,
TRUE STORY.
PMARION CRAWFORD,
Author Of " Mt. Isaacs."
l2mo ONE DOLLAR,
ALSO
NOW READY,
THE FOURTEENTH THOUSAND OF
Mr. ISAACS.
F, MARION CRAWFORD.
l2mo. ONE DOLLAR.
"Mr Issacs " ia work Of u'nal ability fuNy
dsves the notice il ia sure naturalization Ahen@uh
MACMILLAN q CO., 112 FOURTH-AFLNUL'
NETWORK,
AND ALL BOOKSELLERS.
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Macmillan & Co. have just published a neat little
volume containing the lectures on Medical Nurs-
ing given by DR.. J. W. Anderson to the pro-
batIoners of the Glasgow Royal Inhrnary The
lectures contain many admirable suggestions of
service TO amateur nurses
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FAT BARNARD :. r y, IL. p President
NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHINGTON, y,
Established 1884. $780, -

REOPENS SEPT. 4. lSS2
Boarding School OF the highest grade Wh)'e thr'-'pll
end and ,crupuoIsy lo.owcL T. m1l ~ an elly go
theinfeect OF v0uth bv sci'qrS. the viii bv 05n ani
feelings rSltOn separating these Jnre' sot,
requisites Instruction lis Ine, reAsOn "hI3 hiuh5 'Dt
every prof ',-Ol. 49,.
Situated ON Washington Heights about ten miles NJ no
Hudson cached the sixth Avenne iAeVNol itoih -
l55th.st Carriages always lu wa'ht or, y uih'y
notification, the superintendent meets the arrival oil any
more beautiful ami healthy pacson an cninencc co n
handing the delightful scenery more tttrctVe sur
IOundines not 10 md along te laiIAh'i OdhAs d t3
Hudson > buildings unusually no al'Hr
There are forty Of lana at clrt i0lt Sltle ana m
tersccted BIZ oak groves sorns ample space Tor Play
grounds.
French, German and spanish spoken.
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SCHOOL or ARTS.

The final examination several classes for the year
nbegin on MONDAY, May u, at $3.50 a m
Candidates for the degree Master Of Arts and students IN
the Graduate Department VIII be examined On III hsDAi'
June Z, and following days
examination Of candidates for admission viii begin on
WEDN Is DAY. June o. Mt $50 a. m.
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REAL ESIATE.

NEw-YoEK. Saturday, May p, 1888
The following sales were held at the Exchange
SaicsioJIn yesterday:
~ Sc.N & Hyers.
1 3story brick dwelling with ioi ou East Githst
cumming :. s93 600
! . .tois lti- b dwelling with iot on kfst 7Ithst.
adjoining above property lot .ftHlUOj. same
! story brick dwelling with .0t. on East t4th ST.
Light ... 65s75
~ 1. j. Bisecker & Som
Meyer ..-...,........... $500
! 2 story brown stone house with lot West 10th
% n,yln. oC2j
! 2-stoiy stone hou-e win lot. 5 ~ West
Iu.ta-st adjoining above, each lot Ir.HKf5.lIf
ANA lhornton.... -................ 1900
I 2-story brown stone house with loi n = OF West
dfh o. az oiulu- above property, lot 4e. 1KtJ.lI.
G ............. 1900
! l-stDIs l..,. huidiul with ot. us West loJst-t
WllJ,.scl GoOo
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scuOOI OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The annual examination OF the students OF the scA)o W."
begin ON MONDAY, May o. 10 a. m.
Special students admitted without examination 10 any Oh
all the courses.
For admission II viii be required Of the applicant that he
sbanAave satisfactorily completed the regular course o.
UNDERGRADUATE study in This college in other main
tanning an curriculum study to the end OF The
Junior year. students from other colleges must present Ger
acaes OF proficiency of discharge good standing
CONFINEMENT at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. on
WEDNESDAY, June -. al 10 a.
A y RNRVNHD : II ~ Ii. y. President.
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ynsirrclfor.

For Boys and Young Men-CitY.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-PTivate tuition,
n afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash 10 W. l1th-sL
DOLUMBIA COLLEGE.
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Otean Steamers.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
- YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No l. 23S Broadway corner rhirtr
nfstst until and 3Os West twenty third al corner
Lighth-ave: 40. 90 East FOurtecnthst corner Union
SQUARE 40 Ihtdaye corner Forty seventh st. lOO7 Third
ave, near SiNten st.. ana 2OS East
dfthst Thirdaye Harlem at regular ofrce rates
BORDEAUX LINE.
- Sew and direct line Ia the south OF Franco
80 NEM-l DIRK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU LEONILLE, 1000 tons Tues May
~ LAflIt 1000 tons Wed, June ~
rom Pfentces stores" NEAR Wall Feiry Rrooklvn
Travellers Tor France spain and tlly Pyrcnces pm
Nice &C. VIII save time and expense by taking this line
Cabin inclniing wine). $50 Storage SIS.
for passage apply 10
=. LIZ BOULANGER A6 Reaverst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
CUNARD LINE.

NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE
FROM NETWORK no LIVERPOOL VIA ouEFrs
TOWN. --''
FROM PIER NO 40 NORTH RIVER
n ednesdsy May 80. ll:3O M
70 - W ednesday June u 4 A m
SI,N Wednesday June H. II m
4 ~ W euucslay. IN
steamers marked . do NOT carry steer4gc. - ~
Cabin passage. fSu aud 500.
Stecrage ckets u aud from all
iates Freight aud passage ONCE Bowling (ircsn ~"
VERNON II. BROWN a CO. Agents