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HBc0H s1s9 s.gkS TRANSFERS

Ietn,s o. l7os Aye-B. lSo1ioas' onas $4,000
S.hnsns e fh nrssaai i:tsv Is6Ioa $500
ia sdessS to The
stn P.Ty 7ss II Of lihst Sii0o Rutgers Fs.
,ga male CSfso 4 a a Ysss: tSSlSiOOi DEN
,as 9i:tO. ssp of isa1e. aS6ii00
sda reGss co cor os sadss 21siS5; naner to
.etb E.iGn Is OF Sd ave- So15o5; Morgan
.ts and 4uDap S y shs9e 25158o fcwe 1000
, and S gs to osn %acGor aud wife Selma
st.s ssSl =. s. Of Noiokst i5I5o Maenda sooo
72dst, llS q Of IsSayo l2SkloS2 houssOn $4,000
Same property Aug Nos'er and wife to 'onn $4,000
4tn a1S ' enc: GSg I59: sj6Ii5 45,oO
weekes and 45 TiiS 10 to 5n.
l25th st. 5I76 Il v Of S.h-avo' S89A9sli 10000
lsoth st. d s. 400 it Of 7lhave SOI9slii + hil
1c, 10 Sos S64 aud 800 jume estate i Kugges 2ao
2dave 1913 Of 3lstst 25lHiISi, sGe ou. $4,000
Newst' 10 81; Watson Matthews and wlfe 10 NJ I
10 81 also Noe sG "a and 50 Ne"sE Jos ~ 100000
aoa .%:aaf j e So Of iot n 50x6S8 Mary
Kingst 22 ttwo i, Macdougal't' 2lt.o; ~ 1000
Bros9yay s5S nsoi Oith'st six o.A- 10000
12l st $50 q ,r Of 2d;-y Tsv 'ohlOVl 1880
7havs cor Of ats't iooniooo !Onn 10000
Eglert. p 1873 II OF Wrist, 0N2lOxlrItsudli
l.2oth INTEREST," Thomas Be"re to Mary '4O.. 1000
Same property John GOuTiey ana wife 10 III JAM 150
1lthst > SOS9 IT. 81 i zaSys: @ooAIoo 9O75O
15od IA IL of COrtAndaye, OOxluOOi J"Ooo
Veth and wife to NJ Bentzler. ~"
Lot 200 on 4otsI -oxiIV' Juna stunpH 10 '.'o $500
Bacset
Greene cor Of nee iS5'o 'onn
o2d st. s52 IL Of ttsre l3 ,6 Mary 1000
1lls5 80 IT a, o@Iaye' l4oAloo'i $500
AveB ~ Il d s'n 7, 3S31'o 4.i-. 5000
8it9s ;I Iz zis OF l'a'e -ohlo !acoO 1890
30th.st, > g. 200 ueOl iIthaye Z0N9o0i IL ID ID oo--
Staper wife 10 b harris. O'-"'
2lss s. - 10 ,lS 81 oj an I-4Ao $500
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frca! Notices.

IN the matter Of the application OF the Atlor-
4 ney.Generai of the state OF Neg.YOrk ainst I'll p
WESTERN NENN ORR LIFE INSt RANCE CON.
PANY Batavia s. Y To person hl'ln- ANY clam
al anv nature against IN aovcuamcd insurance
compaIv: ia lufsu order made ~ special Tom
OF inc held AT the city SCHENECTADY on The
DIST dav of Ami. l-o3 MI Jnsnce lahdnh Wcsldnc ana
the ScicnCcttd county cen
oil &C. IN persons who either uotcy holders otherwr
layc or intend claim nat wltsnrNcr
tI- assets ui
Company whether said assets or naf he r c o we
said Corporation The lfcudent ol ne
insurance OF The stale OF New N"'k are herv
acquired become parties 20 these proc tlrgt "i 10 eA-
hint thcIr Il inns togcttr with statement OF ihe character
and nature thereof e. O. G. Parker and D. ". iomlinsD",
Receivers COulpauy. the Bank a. BATAVIA, M The
village OF Batavia " " uT before tlc INST day oi Deccm
bcr 1888. barred from al benefit OF any decree oi
of OF said corporation eft'I
The uoSsrss0h The said o. Of The said -ueut
dent Insurance Dopa mcnL This notice IL phh7h'
IA obedience The regG nts o. the aboVr-mfnOned
order. Dated Ma g. 1853. F. S.NOoD. Referee.
myi0 law2OtIA
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Qencners.

YOUNG MINISTER desires one or two,
y Old OF Young educate, IN common branches
OF highest mathematics sciences ancient anu modem IAN
guaras; prepares fOl college SPEAKS tcAah Pciv7 ~
M abroad Address A.. . TuvcIsitylace.
A MEXICAN and FOrci IN Teachers Agency,
"a % Union square supplies able and accomplish pro
lrsrS CO nptliOls ana nous
kecrrs Families g1us tDrOlt Dr u th9 tDlntrf Rr9mP
sIit.d call on or ldlr,ss Mrs. n j. NOUNG-FL lION'
American Foreign IeIcncIs Agency, - Union Slute
DEST TEACHERS, American and foreign,
ID promptly provided for private pupils, families Hcnooi,
olegcs Circular schools with sound advice irce 10 pa
rents personally mailed Tor postage 800 skilled teache'
wanted for September. -. ,. ,,.,...
MISS HESSE, 36 West 21st-st., supplies
M competent teachers governesses readers sing
ets best advice gwen 10 parents ON ch0
OF schools eie ences by favor. Hamilton Fls and
exSCcrcary ENarts.
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REAL ESIATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, May %. 1881
The following sales were held ut the Exchange
saesrooIn yesterday
By h. H. LuiiOV & 60.
= storr brown stone house with lot. No Il Park
ave. W >. Sl.9 II of 3sthst plot l1xll0; ,ooo
MyeIs bindings win lot No 90 Bowery. n
cor Gf 80 ~ Pelst lot 227J7 IL sehnitzer... $4,000
BY Ededrd EeufEGer
. storv brick building with lot No 30 Washin gtOn
Al " : v Of ~pfing-st lot ,oN7~ Cnddy 7,475
81 Washingtonst lot 2Oxo5.6 Mallon. 10000
By NJ 4. j. Lynch
pp,din4, (unnnished) with plot OF land Sdave,
o cor oil v9ttst pot llOxlOO.li. Edward
Roberts $1,000
nv Rfchdrd T. Hdrn>n & Co.
2lots Cd SHAVE. cor Of l22d-st. each lot sos
400; W Lester. 1880
By 4. II. Muller & Son.
25TIoS2 q Harris - lloOC
LOIS a West iO9th.st running through 10 ii0thst
$50 tsof l0thave, each lot 2bxlSl.lO same
,os East seth ST. 70 IT OF Parkave each lot
isiOtlO2.2; sonneoorn l4.5OC
lots 5th-Aye 300 II Of ll4th-st, each lot 23.3
400 " Murray .......;....-,... 1920
sonneborn 1890
BY d N. Seaman.
Mot Of land n West lOith-s. 81 II W OF 9thaye
plo G.llxIo31ilA6; IL Graham and q Mar
uI s1 =" aud Vest iGiiist $50 it OF above ii''"
IAiOi; buyers 1908
BY ". L. Ha,aersly
I 2 story house with lot. West l23d 81. 10
sthsyc, LOO ID g1lOc; c keogh. u.7l.
4 dwellings, witt lots. : West l23d.st, 1864 IL wof
7th-aye. lots together In SIZE. xlOO,
3O,2f.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Npw.NonK MAY 23-BEENlS- Receipts linclud.
inc AZ cars 10 arriyel aln9 heAdliG Jcr.
scv rsy ana - cars 60thst 1Oa for four days sJ17
bcad uosns az head ioT the corresponding time last
week The lois To arrive were xDort Cattle for Mr.
Goldsmith The supply Tor the na!Ael Was MOI heavy .
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The annual examination the school will
eg;n on MONDAY. May 81. 10 m
Candidates admission may enter their with the
President Oh MONDAY. June H.
For admssiOnst will be required OF the applicant that lie
shall have satisfactorily completed the regular Of
sfndy this college, other main
raining an equivalent study end OF the
Junior from other colleges must present GER
rifcates OF proficiency OF good standing
COMMENCEMENT. at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC on
VEUN EsDAY, June Is. AT 10 a.
A r. BARNARD. 5. r. D.. LIZ D.. President.
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

The annual examination ol the classes will begin MON
DAY, May 81, at l0a IN.
The examination candidates for admission TO Of the
tx regular viz Mining Engineering Civil Engineer
n.y. Analytical and Applied Chemistry. Geology. Metaurgy
Architecture will begin on FRIDAY, June 8. at $3.50
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SCHOOL OF ARTS

The several classes FOR the year
will begin OF MON DAY. May 2l at 9;3o a m
Candidates degree Master OF Arts and students III
the Graduate Department will be examined on THU kSDAI
June 7, and following days
The examination Of candidates for admission will begin Oh
WEDNESDAY, June q. at $50 IN.
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,,v,spooG Nav % -l23O b. motion easier; MI. MIG
AIM + planda 57ad do orleans "a. Sales VUOV oacs'
nrndrR 900 bales speculation ana export Ioc.Y,'
is.n bales including 1000 American futuLcs
Iolanna Low MuonDg clause May ana June ueltoiS
a. do Julv delivery o"'e@i.' 4so So
Iily ana dcllyerv o7"a4d; 40. august am -
,Ser aeyery 5Jaad; September and october ueNety
55s,d: do November and December delivery '"4u'
du. satAa NJ no
dav included D. 800 Oaes A6eTsc2.- ,o, ,
"a ,iyFsTOS Nav 25-CUttOn dul; Mdding, lO'-c Low
uiidin9 yJ,c: Ordinary. 9sc net ieceIDOs- o4V
hales gross exports 20 Greaf bll'4ih -.
bales: 10 France bales TO the continent = o. i
~ the hanue. bales cOastwlsc 4,lbl bales safes
= lea stock 4O,96J bates ...,..-- INA.
NEU.ORRANA May ZJ.-COtJon easier Middllng lUso :
800 bales gross LOSS ha.es expOrts cOsst"lse 100
1nlos 10 France bales; to the Continent - paIcsi
to Great Britain $3.50 bales 900 Oaes Ia5I e'oh'
tuV bales: stock. 9j2lJ2 bales.
~AyAySAH. 23-C0tton quiet: Mlialng. IViici
Low MidiIng 934c. GOOD Ordinary 9'sc. net receipts
-i6 bac,: gross. bales exports coast Wlse ~
bales 10 tho ConuucnL bales to Great Bntaln z'oono
ia ca sales. evening Dalc3 5VocA 4A''o"
bales
TOLEDO May 23.-Whcaj steady No . Red Winter cash
81 1874, June 81 1879. July, ~ lj'4 August II I2ti
September 81 II October 81 Is all the year - -
corn steady; No. cash gs'lc, May 69%c , June
cas- en- No Rcd Winter ssn 81 Ia May; ~ - D.s
lime 81 Is - bid: July, II ljl4 III l5l2 6ll August
81 il, september - l72l bid october 81 = Ol an ne
wear Corn easier No. cash. jsec; May orc' Duu y
lime j.c did July 80 &c bid August Gle ASKED Oats
| dull and nominal. RecelptsWncdL 10000 bush Sotn
10000 Cora, 6 900 Dusll oats, 1000 bush.
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gnsirnfttou.

For Bows and Young Men-City.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition,
n afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. l45 w. 4oths1
<yoIIFMRIA con IECE
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I1OK RONDUt ANU MINUS IVN, EflUInR
M CranstOn's, Cornwall Ncwburg Marlboro Milton,
Pokeeps Esopus connecting with lister and Delaware and
steamboat CITY Of springfield leaves
Tueslay Thursday, Satu day, =. from hatrisonst
EOR BOSTON The lare>t evening train
Pullman slcepcrs leaves Grand Central De
not AT li.3l D. IN week. days and sundays. 1880 ?.
MorunQ tram 1880. weeid DAYS. Got tickets
NEW.YOPK AND NEM.ENGLAND RAILROAD
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LINE

NORWICH LINE n-,.,
~ TO Boston, Worcester Nashua, ioraho anH the lsI
The new Iron steamer p, ,,,...r,,,
without execution tho elegant boat the SOUND aE
the tayOrte CITY OF lOolON 49,. -, .
leave 40 40. North River foo' OF Wats.st next pier
above DcsbrOsscsst Ferry, daily except sunYsa to pm
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILKOAD.-Commencin November t. 1884,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
M Western and Northern Express % ROche5tet anu
Montreal, with drawing room ears also 10 saratoga -,
4O M special Express FOR Chicago daily. stopping oh
Albany syracuse. Rochester Buffalo, Ere Cleveland dud
Toledo. o..
10 30 Chicago EXPRESS drawing cars to Canan
dacna. Rochester and Buffalo
IL A. M Albany and Troy. with connocontO Utica sara
toea ole Falls. Lake George and Rutland
40 d IN. Albany and Troy special SdturdaysOny
a p.In Accommodation To Albany and Troy go. oil,
Louis Express with sleeping cars LOT 81
running through day the week also MAGYAR" ANS
Buffalo, Toledo aud Detroit. 90, ,....... ,....
8S0p m Express daily except sunday with sleeping cars
TO Syracuse and to Auburn Road also to saratoga ana o
real . 80 ,, .o.. Tor
Rochester, Buao Cleveland, Toledo Detroit Chieas" 81
Louis and LOwyllle. .,,..... -. A,
ii M Night Express with sleeplngcars to A0a1y ana
TROY with morning trains Tor the WcS anu Nor
sale at No Bowling reen. 232 anu 40 biOt
WcstcOtts Express Olces 3Paya p zee thu -
and -6t ia ton. A. BROOKLYN. c. b. MEEKER,
j. NJ TOUCEY, Gen. SUPP Gen Passenger Aseht
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FALL RIVER LINE,
pOSTO\ AND FAST

BOSTON AND EAST.
pFApPFARANCEOfthe splendid steamers BRISTOL ana
pOVIL ENCE- These sanch and elegant vessels are now
tnnnug on this and will remain Ia service unth tai-
ther notice.
Te,vc New York daily sundays ncuae at p. m. from
per North River foot OF Murray ST. connections by
Brooklyn at i.3O p. Jersey city D. H.
state rooms be obtained at all principal
hotels transfer ticket Offices at Pier IS " H. and on
Frrrh-rhis limo fleet Of steamers engaged excu
freight service thus hsnnS prompt ana lel
bic movement. Rates ~ low rs other lines o,.,-o,
BORDEN & LOWELL, 0EONHf L. CoNNOt,
Agents. "Vh' Aass 1 AsV
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
ROUND BROOK ROUTE
NrEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH R. R.

n Pennsylvania r. r, IOJJ NUIIIdu y
Stationsin New. York : St and DesbrOssesst -. -. ..
central r. r. OF Nj. foot lAD'rIys-
For South Amboy, via G. r. Of y j. s. SID ~, ~
4 p. via Penn. r. r., 9. II m. 2. m SUNDAY
For Matawan &C. via q K r. OF " j. s:l) Ill., Es 5.
4. p. via Penn Il. r.. a IL M, 3SS p. III JAY
day, 9 a. 49,. ,.,,rr pa-,,
sea Grit Point Pleasant, &C. via q. r. OF " j. 49,
M las l. 6p m. Penn II. r.. "a m. IL M, ~ y "a.
sundays mot stopping at ocean or Asbury Park'
d. For Fol- Lakewood TomsRver Barneg,s &C. vaj R. r d;
y. T.. SIS A. M, lao p - ,,,. - 4.
n m For Keyport; ;. SIS Has m. li). y, D IL
For A[ane ciIy Vneand'w gTfeVon' ~ SpoLPH
q a. p PC a r. ROM. G. A.. PR sup't
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after Nav Il, 1888.
TRIf\K IL Me-

AND UNITED STATES Mali. ROUTE.
Trains leave Newiork VIA Desbrosses ana Cofuand'
Harrisburg sSurg the West and south MN pg9 o
and Chcago Limited Of aTcr, Dining, smoking aad sleep
wla@sPort Haven M p m Cory and 5.r t. at
Baltimore e snd the sSu da aRep
a. I arrive Washington Regular yisl and r y, y;
f. f. and 1S z . T. l H. "a and T. M - Vi,
sqP aSd va p and RI an and Night !" and i nsns
For Aan'e c1y s1 SIJRnr s esr on p NJ train
For Cape May except sunday 81 and ap inaemee .ta
t1Ss via RAILWAY and Amboy ~ noon S9 and
on S9Say M S SSSS H1' With al
at Jersey city. anordng a speedy and direct un' ''
Trains arveFrcm Pit,sourg $40 and 2oa M % and
was G % a anS Baltimore Bait 800 $50 @ ~, SS
1880 1880 and nd $sS sSS c.ee ss
m From phadsgha5 SI lto 20 oS Y2o 3 $50 $50
MSpay 80 $50 $751; ss5 1920 and os9p sunday.
y 10 So $50 500 1875 a. M, $40, E3o S51' Io'A'
iO''' Ill" ''''' TOPHILADELPHIA
TIE or ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT Line
70 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANpe 9ysu%
DAY. ssrArioNs IN R bpk SiA
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOsr IMPROVED EQUiF,
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave NewYork DesOrosses AMI cor'
Sia 10 s. $50 % and 10 lmItsa IL sao $40
SSs % :as PyR .nS ssss., a.
40 m and D. M running through Via Trenton Anu
Returning station PHILADELPHIA l2Si;
sl5 $40 $40, $50 except MoDdayl 800 100 SO So
80 z.S SAND $50 i s%1dsS e $50 g:
45 and SO So s;GD Lea leave pRadepns via Camden
ana s:sO I'M daily except sunday ,.,or uou..
ana foot q Des5ro;ses and Cortlandt courtst ana
Ia Iis % 'Ss'
IMMIGRANT Ticket Office. No Battery f's'e All" ~
The Newyork Transfer Company will call for and cheek
J afr,n.h n,of 1uar aail
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Goruorallon Nouccs.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
NTOTICE-Proposals will toe received at the
Office OF The Department Public Charities ana t0rrec
ton. No SO 3daye until LAY % 80 ior Groceries I,y
Goods Paints, CrocseIy. &c For full information see city
Record" tor sle at NO. : CITY Hall
rCO CONrRACTOR>.-SeAle proposals will
ana until Nav -. for painting machine and
shipwrlgh work lire boat VIM. r. a avemcycr For iuu
iYioInston CIty Record for sale at NO. city Han
european advertisements.
u IERIG CONPANY'S EXTRACT OF
Meat. Cauilon-G Genuine ONLY with fac-simile OF
rarOn Ilcblgs signature. III Blue Ink, across Label
This Caution IA necessary, owing 10 various cheap
andlnie1of substitutes being III the Market
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
IL Meat Finest and cheapest MeathayOrng stock for
Soups. Made Dishes and Sancr%
TIFBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF
Meat. invaluable and paatable Tonic IN all cases
digestion and debility. rs success anu boon
for which Nations should feel grateful" See Aeh
cal Press" Lancet" British heictl JOuinAl,- &c
I IEBIG ,C0MPANY'S EXTRACT OF OF
Chemists Agents foI the United states whole
sale only. c. Dayid y Goa Fenchuich'aVehue
SOLD wholesale by parx a Tllford smith & vslderbeck
Thnrber K To-. and MessIs. W. H. Sciefein 4 Co
VISITORS to ENGLAND.-Whcn visiting
Chaisworth House. the seat of the Dnseof DeVon're
THE BASLOW II YDROPATHlC ESTABLISH MEM.
overlooking ChatswOrth Park Excellent CUISINE anu
every modern and convenience Coice run HVH
Kowsley. q miles and from sheffield, AZ miles dlsI@nt
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Gtenmboats an0 RailroGos.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
" DREW ami 81 JOHN leave pier A. y. H., foot OF Ca
nal.-t every WEEK DAY al D. IN, connecting al AOAly
sunday morning exoep ted with trans north west ana east
MARY POWELL, Captain w. III. COR
IN. NELL. West Point. Cornwall, Newburg, fOu5h'
kecpsc RonGout and Kingston landing az GinS5ors 3,
SUNDAY. excepted. NcstrysL 30 and IA LIST
3Op M connects at POugnkeepso with evening TRAINS oi
the north. $500 ~. ,,,crrVpD At DON S1-
Albany DAY BOATS.-Steamers ALLAN
~ and {. VIBBARD. COMMENCING TUESDAf NAY
viii leave e-try St pier DAILY, except sundays at 500
ana es . ID Il pier NJ A. Albany landing AZ Nyack
Ferry Nest Point, NewDurg, POughkeepsie, RllneDecA
Catskl and Hudson
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EUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD-Pas1enger

IL lanes " BALDWIN leaves Monday "Wednesday and FIJI
av nj m om foot Harrison-st, making usual landings
and with Ulster Delaware and stony C0ye kt
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FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold New
Jersey Rev. A. G. CHAMBERS. Principal
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"''D JN0 y ABBoTT Genl Pass'r Agent, New York
ArORTuERN Rail ROAD OLE NEW-JERSEY.
"u JS0. \. ABBOTT. Gcnr Pass'r Agent. New. York.
EW-HAVEN. MERIDEN, HARTFORD,

y sPR1NGFIELD. HOLYOKE. MONTREAL / and later
mediate points steamers Pier No 25, +. r. az M
and pm SUNDAYS exceptedl connecting with islS 40
NEW-HANEN Tor MERlDEN, HARTFORD, 9Fn.lSSHI ~.
FIELD &c. Tickets sold and baggage checked AT ~
nroldwav T. T. and COurt-st. Brooklyn. EXcurson 10
y ~ ,ortirp furn
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For Both sexes-ConntrY.

For Both SeXeS-CounIry.
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, ~ mlic
N from Newly ork; children receiv0 a mothers care
Mrs. IL. c. MOkRhLL. Mania set l. i.
TALE STUDY during the summer months
A ior youug la.ies ami gentlemen, at
ROC * LA y ID CO J. J. J. q -. =,
N,oc,, on The ~ udsor W H. BANNISTER. A. NJ.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. - Nyack- on the
Ia Hudson Both soNss $50 SEMI tor cttIDgiA W.
BANNISIER. A. NJ
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HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Worcester Mass. 27th year For it nor hi.lon aP
ply to O. b. METCALF, \. NJ. Sdperlnt 3nieh.
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CHARMS
y CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
once. Pier l8. ". r.. foot Of Cortandt-st
Consgnments Of freight drec ted to any mart
OF tho world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery Of kinds Of freight and msr
chandsc any part of the city.
SEA AND HARDoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
Bon LIGuTERA6E.
Freight of description promptly xhersd any point
IN the hsrbor 1T reasonable rates
sTEAMBoATs. BARaHsS AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER For EXOURsIONa
John H. starn and Erastus Coruiax for NEW.
HAVEN leave Pier ia ~ H. At q M daily (saturdays
eIcepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co, between ysw.xork And
New Haven Care and dispatoh guaranteed
Freight for points on D. L. q W. u Il rsooivst Pier ID
For New Haven aud points East At Pier ID
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND Eleven Mlies.pr
Ten Cents steamers from Iron Plsr l, H. 1905 u
whitehau-st
CENTRALShIPYARD. Communipaw. ". J.-Drv Dooks
Machine and Boes shops everything appsrtAaiaI 'sis
consIrucuOn ara repair vessels
TROY BOATS-CITlZENS' LINE.-New
aTa A n .aEIN AlfFI a 1tAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-24

pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-24

DFNNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY 3,
1 Chester Penn.-Civl Engineering, Chemistry %-SlcS'
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-11-10
The Man who Struck Malone

The Man who Struck Malone.
PETERSBURG. Nov. 9.-Wiili. m
Long, tobacconist, acknowledged
that he is the person who hit Gen.
Mahone in the face during scuff1e
at the polls on election day. Long
explains, that being pressed BY the
crowd. he Long) raised his hands
to clear himself and get out. As
he did SO, some one struck him VIC
len:ly on the right hand. which
caused it to strike Gen. Malone
lightly in the face. which he hopes
did the General no serious injury.
FINED FOR DRAWING HIS PIsr L.
PETERSBURG, Nov. o. Senator
Malone and his son were fined SIS
for drawing a pistol at the polls on
election day. The Court room was
crowded.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-11-10

Butler was laid out last Tuesday
hy 1900 majority, and at 6 o'clock
next morning hung out his shingle
as q Gubernatorial candidate for
1884, opened his headquarters,
arranged his sideboard and Cap
tured q Prohibltionist by $50 by
treating him to soda water. There =
leather in that mar.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-11-10
A Raid by rickDOckets.

Chicago, Nov. 9 Thorough
investigation OF the SO. called train
robbery, near Danville, H., on the
night of the ID inst, shows that the
scare was given by pickpockets who
boarded the west b und train at
Covington, Ind. and between that
city and Danville Junction. picked
the pockets of some of the passen
gers. At the junction they boarded
the east bound train and picked the
pockets of passengers who were
asleep. and succeeded in making
their escape. The amount of plum
der secured was small.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-11-10
BicycliSts Coming.

CHICAGO, Nov. Sired j. Engle
hardt has arranged to take the
champion bicyclists, Prince, Hig-
ham, Robinson and Miss Armain-
do. to San Francisco and other
places on the Pacific Coast. They
will give exhibitions of fast. fancy
and endurance riding.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-11-10

Since the defeat of But ier in B0s
ton the city council feel 80 good
natured that they have decided to
set the clocks II minutes ahead to
conform to the Greenwich meridian.
This is great concession of Boston
to the Old World.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-11-10
American and English Dogs


CHICAGO. Nov. 9:-Dr. N. Rowe,
editor of the American Field, his
entered in the English Kennel Club
Derby to oe run at Horseheath,
England, on the first week in May
next seven setter puppies of one
litter, now seven months old.
Their dam, the Warehouses Peg,
will be sent over also. and proba
bly, one or two other dogs be.ong-
ing to the same kennel. and be run
in al! of the age stakes. This will
be the first time American dogs
have crossed The Atlantic TO COM
pete against the dogs of Europe.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-11-10
MORNING APPEAL
Coed for Judge Finn.

GOOO HOE - OO6O = b11s
The summary method by which
Judge Finn rebuked the profanity
and obstreperousness of Senator
Sharon in his court in the Hill-Sha-
ron case in San Francisco day before
yesterday. must have been q genu.
inc surprise not only to the ex Sen
ator, but to thousands of other PEG
pie who by reason of the servile
bowling of the Bench to money,
have naturally been led to believe
that the millionaires Of San Fran
cisco owned the Courts bodily.
The picture of a millionaire being
shown through The door by an or
dinary Deputy >herin and tod to
clear out is an unusual one in this
section of the contry and, for that
matter, in any part of this free Re-
public. 1t is q grea. step in adj
vance and ought to be followed up
There are courts in San Francisco
which. AS every body we'll knows, are
as much the property of the wealthy
parvenues of that city as the dogs
which they huLt their game with
or the gardeners they pay by the
month. The APPEAL knows moth
in of the merits of this case but up
to the present writing it looks as if
Judge Finn had decided that the
moment Mr.. Sharon uses language
unbecoming in gentleman he shall
be bounced out Of the door with as
much celebrity as simple day Ia
borer. Judge Finn has struck The
right track if he only sticks to it.