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New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

GOLDEN sANnS A Collection of Little Counseis ioI
the sanetifca.ion and Happiness OF Daiy Lite, i,
Illustrated by G. T. Wentworth. Traleateu from me
Freneh Dy ELLA MCMAHON. Square ey0, pp lVl'
G. p Putnam's sohS
ba Frencb original OF this little book. PGiiettes
TOr appeaIed anonymously few years ago. and
hscame 80 popular that several additional volumes,
under the same title and from the same hand, were
sucressi yely published and we believe that the
s.ri,s IL still growing. The author is priest OF
Ayignon So far as We have observed, there IS
pothipg IN the work to indicate the denomination
70 which the writer belongs. the religious ccuuseis
embraced in it being suitable for Christians of any
ehurch. without regard to doetrinal differences.
Miss McMahon was the first to translate it into
rng,l.h and since the earlier instalnents of her
version appeared another and a less successful
rendering has been published in London. Mr.. Put
ran,s handsome illustrated edition may be taken
as a proof of the spreading popularity of the book
among Protestants The sententious maxims oi
which il is composed are suitable Tor everyday
use. Many of them are admirably adapted for the
reading of children; all of them arc applicable 10
adults The religious duties which they teach are
love- gentleness patience, charity, Truth. cheerful
ness friendship and a score OF homely virtues
which sanctIfy and brighten existence. They are
eminently practical; and although they are in
spired by high ideal of perfection. they are distn-
guished by common sense. Inc delicate ana slngu-
Iarly engaging manner Of the original Is well pre-
served in the translation. Miss McNshVn has ac'
complished the difficult task of turning simple and
rather familiar French into good, simple, fluent
English. Some of the ilustrations-for example
The sower and the Farmer and his Sou-are sDir
tied. but none of them are in the least idealized
The effect of these domestic pictures is to give the
book juvenile appearance which might mislead
one as to its actual scope; Jdt on the other hsnd
the artist may plead that homely pictures suit
bomely maxims.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

tember 81 22s bid 81 % asked. RyezNomnas az oc.
Comm arket opened steady, but 2fterwarc decnnoo
under light speculative and export demand and Love-
Wcstern advicea closing weak csrots sngis sha
buyers Yellow at Richmond 6sc Pennsylvans 5sh fer
low in grain depot a Steamer quoted at goe ooc Low
CoIoFcd No IN grain depot 5Gc Sail Mixed August 90 q
saS5s. September. 67c SailMiIed June oSc pld osc.
asked July bid 64c asked August % 20 Du % c
asked; September 66o bid. SO Sc asked Oats
unsettled and lower under liberal receipts ana hxn
,lemsnd No Mixed 46c Rejected White, 41c no Whte
4sc; NO. DO 49e; Futures duh with all months onesn
fully salc lower than Saturday; No White july syt
dI9asc: No White June 47iac. bid 4slsc asked July,
a. ac bif 4Sc asked; August 42c bid ABE eSked sep
tembcr 46c bid, l2c. asked Professionalism ana IN
settled: Beef City Family per bb 90 Pacaets ,t StsI
Meas free board. s23; Dried Beef
Pork Mess (now) sl0 df20 do Primo Ness SleWSio Sv
Hams Smoked 13s49l4l2c do. "S. P" fuly cured lz.2
1i3c sides Smoked &c., do in salt llei ShouIness IN
dry salt Sc do Smoked. 9994c. Shouidsrs Pickie
Sioc do Smoked. 9iod0s4c.; Bellies In Pickle izci 90
Smoked 49, LardNominal; City Refined 81 ou 40
steam, Sill do Butchers Loose 50 oOdSlO butter-
FiTm and fairly active; Pennsylvania Creamery Exts zsc
Western do 22c.; Bradford County and New fork xtIA
IOc: do Firsts, l59l7c.s Western Extra, lOUlIc. do
Good to Choice, l20l6c.; Rolls dull at 7dlOc Eggs
UPcnnsylvana Extra, poe western %. Isle Cheese e -
NeW.York IL l2c; Western do. l02c; DO 70
Good saa lOc Pennsyvana Part stim eSse Co. 40 sE Fq ~
Skms cd6 Sugag-Raw nominal at b1s0fe Ior Fsn 70
Good Rsdning Mascaya6Oes Refined nrm Gran usreS' s
g94c Crystal A." nisc. Confectionery A." ,n-2c'
Moissses at 26c 9r 500 test Fesdwintsr Bran
si6 5OdelG PetrOeum-Re1ned ~ In bDat 7i2@f'sci IN
cases eI9c. High wiues-Western 81 10.
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saos-sheunan q Culver for Lehman Brosa ~ oiaciRc
@a @a slS g. at S do rs tea e. so SS Ses
Reynolds Watkins Ys CO. ls os na1s sSo 1sss' @ S2l r at
S SS SHfi1Oa SHs !. sqE 5 gc 2ss p
10 BIZ % steer. from aGt,f Comfy Penn lo6 IS
at iac. % b on commission Illinois steers l52t D.
at at Il Il &c &c: q d. % 1893 r. az & ii 10 y o ~ at lie
~ sa@aes % Missouri steers 1928 at 50 80
ss 80 b. at pe 50 6 il DO 2d0 h. at ii c less 81 per
+ sodaler a Co on commission: 30 Cincinnati stiers
l5l b AZ l0e, 90 hi = 90 sS i2C9 70 at igfe 90 s9
Ss P 81 l9e 70 ono 90 gg0 ~ ~ S s 90 s' W
50 10 = 9gs 80 n, ri le % ono 90 SGS 3 %
head ss JOe Il de- aq 3 3 S IS & e @ DO
coDey MCPHERSON oa commission cincinnati suffers
5So % q Is p 2't % "a at a'' a = sG 9dS s
less 81 per head 10 67 n, at lohc and 5oc hea1
g d & m rom S County Penn
81 qG Sis n e rs s. At df e a'iS B 9c at 5s r. act s
% e2 Mixed Western s4e Steer 5os o D. sS ' aSs Ss
iSc; ;S DO. Il 100 p at DO 1915 at lci 90
ss c e o. GS1 ri a. So iG Ss & nj 81 : & si ID DO $
3do 1873 h. at l2c IL do 1883 ID. at IL 9c do, l435 3D.
W Fiege for " Morris 40 Illinois Steers. 300 n at
4 &c. b. g. % ao scO ana $ Soc q d. Tbs al
NJ Goldsmith for self. Missouri steers 27s n. at IIA.c
SON. DO Lis n &C Il s Y DO 2s2 % a. y Nc isss S 81
had n dS is s1G $ $ 4 $50 tS s. az S a Il 1855
b at Sic for Norris God,mh s5 Nanye stilleTs 81 from
y %sysE Ga s s. !. 50 g P SS
LIS ~ at 50 so; 10 do 1888 10 at 50 3o 30 do l2s6'
b az 50 49, - 10. ,255 n, al IL i4o, 80 10.
H. q Rosenthsi for ". Mosris 30 Ilao Steers. 1888
10. at IL &C. 90 ID; so do l2!3 D. At lle and 81 per head
ss 90 sSi g. % DE- d. lis s:' s:s
81 10; 10 do. J., los n, at s6 90.
J. schambers for schamberg a CO.. ~ Illinois Steers
Ii c; AZ DO 2S5 10 llls i3d 23s N, at lie; DO
LIS n, at lOlao 2 Buls 6a5 n, al f5 20.
d. d. Waixel l26 Native stlllers from Des
Moines 1925 n At - 90 S llno steers iSs0 n a. 50 90
n at s6 20 So d6 1900 ~ at s9l7lY "a do lle0 u, az
81 10; IL DO l50 D. at So 1871 "a DO f225 at 50 1O %
a so loaO 25o st IS 90 a DO ll2s n sSs1g "
50 b6 40 DO f27h ~ at c 50 m 0Z do. l250 N. az II &
les. q head 80 DO $50 At &c aqd e.; ~ do 100
Sss 1l2S ssso at iO1ss, and 81 ,DssE ,sDSs sssa sIS
SO DO 100 n ct iOa.e, 52 do Il6o d. i05.c e7 do
ll0O n at 1896 so, 6U Native sulsrA l.2oo 10, ct
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NsEcg ss'ThRs r. :. c. Illustrated with four hun
ard ana forty wood cuts Philadepma' D. d. |'D-
nincoft Co. svo, PIP. 436.
,rh;. t,satise has boon prepared expressly 1or tho
<,;t-orewer and IL will furnish him Win ma'or'si
IA for his warfare against insect enemies
80 .o a, thess pages will suffice to show why
- ,v.rfare If successful must be incessant Here
-. ea,,ad .pd described 226 different species which
in sxme of their forms are ready 10 mine III 'no
roots blister the bark, bore the trunk, gIdie sne
branches blast the buds, devour the leaves or s'ns
the fruit Of every tree and vine WHICH man cui',,
...,.s FOR his delight This ought to dissuade all
Int the uueommonly courageous from taking mp
tru;t-culture as business, but the situation is DO.
60 gloomy as il appears at first sight. In the hrst
,,.ea MANY of these insects have not yet present
"a themselves in suficicnt numbers or have not
,at made so skilful or persistent an attack as 10
- any Noteworthy destruction. Again. THESE
enemjes of men are preyed upou by Toes OF tneii
own. Minute but industrious parasites make inc"
nnhappy Other insects deyour them or their eggs
o,.d bira. bslp to restrain them from multiplying
hsvond measure In this book many OF these
friendIv insects are described so that they can
le protected and encouraged, ana IL IS susSeSeoo
that IN time they may be rropagated anu 'oi"
pized in infested districts. More importan' s'iii'
+h.,,v.tsrv which once covered the enemy's NOV B
mente has been scattefeu ny S"'0 -. -. !.
o.oh .na ne the life histories and habits como
~ hs LITER known. they can be more intelligieiy
attacked.
M, Saunders is m authority on tIuit-culture
.na on insects as well, aud Is therefore
oeubly fitted foe the work he has set before NM
He has availed himself of ths latest studles N
economical entomology. The insects are grouped
not according to race afIinities. but about the
different parts OF the particular tree or vlne
ott.,ked. This arrangement together with the
excellent illustrations, will enable the cuitlva'or
to determine in any given Instance what species
is working mischief, anf the history and haoits
o; the pest together with the most approved reno
dies 10 be applied, be found in the text. Inc
book would have been better II 1t had containeu
a concise treatise on general entomviogy WIN .ue %
..,o, ~ classification and an ex PLANTATION OF the
soiantiGc farms which arc used in tho book.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
CORPORATION Notlees.

NOTICE.-Sealed Proposals will be received
office Of the Bureap Of InsBeetoR Of 1 & Gs
io2 anu on 2 'front.' Of bSding 30 2o5 East 76th,sI fun
information city Record for sale at No CITY Hall
NOTICES proposals will be received
~ by the Commttee o. N9rms SoeSe& & ~ sne aatI Jups
81 1888 for altering &c. the return pipes e9hIeTto. Fop
fun City Record for sale at No CRY Aa
NOTICE.-Proposals will be received at the
~ Office Department of Public Charities and CoTrec
ton 20 60 SdSye e sn JTge e l o & iH see
city Record, Tor sale al No. City Hall
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
~ at the Hall tine Board Of Education corner % % i'm
&C. on schools 18TH 10Th and 2ls Wards For fGIi nfoF
nation see CITY RECORD for sale AZ y 20 ClSy nan
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
~ at tho han the Beard o. Education corner OF LIN
Grand gnr! The 2sn G@y Of June @ iSS tn Cg
see City Record for sale at No city Hal. ---
NOTICE.-PrOposals viii be received at the
~ Office OF the Fire Department Nos l55 and 57 Nercer
s until 90 1883, for scaling Ladders aud Belt for
full Information see cly Iee0L., I0I sels ~ W. : y
NOIICE.-Proposals will be received at the
~ Oce Of the Department Of Public Charities and CSIree
ton No SO Tirdsye until Jnne 20 dsS @ ssf y
for sale at 80. City Hal
vI'O CONTRACTORS.-Sea proposals VIII
be the once Of the Fire Department nos log
repairs &C. to engine (man1factnrors number llS Ror
iu information CITY RECORD, for sale at NO City
Hal.
V1O CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will
be received at Office Of the Fire Department 100
Mercers until Jaue a. So for Erecting ogse ior
ord. for sale at NO. City Hall
rINO C0NTRACTORS.-Seal estimates will
be at the Central ohce Of the department
N 6a FGSe Station foasS Ioasag House and Prison The
ground ani premises once occupied 6y Dgldng Known a.
to the Eleventh Precinct station House on Houstsns 70.
fu information Ciy Record for sale at No. CtV Han
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

4
and the average was estmatedat l3@c.
Jersey CITY G1ths making bNSs head against
Dol head Monday The arrivals Tho past week were
25i7 head than last week and 30 helo
more than corresponding tine last NaI
Exporters have recovered direct during tbe week
$50 head aud bought the market 700 head and
siSneDtrrers have taken IL, z6j head.
feeling noted last Monday was followed Dy
rather active demand Wednesday wlth Inees shade
higher the grades and Good cattle larry seady
and Friday there brisk trade ia tue morning anu
shness a IN the day closing weak at reduction Of
about a. per head. Tho geaer1 expectation among
bofh butchers OF sharp decline In prices today
based on arrivals at chicago last We X
irbning pOlnts realized today When snughteets
scanned the jersey city and saw "a carloads
reumted arrived the Pennsylyania Road tey ot nat
tbrv mad sure IT, but drOves who had ngure e
receipts and knew that there were only about Z
carloads sale both yards held Tor Lidays pees anu
ing shade lower The ards well cleared before Al
ocock The finish was, II anything. nImeI
stIIets from bea MONIES sold at $3.50
Good Sulcrs tfOm Cineinuau 0F-
ingt0n Terc Heute ranged IRON 99 10 lie 70 dies
lie sold Of lOLdllAc. 10 dress 56d51 for Common 70
Choice and few Extra steers reached 81 bbdto go
ThTfyroo head. 1880 were reported sold by
ID WaiIel w Ottman at the Top nguTe Good Juhger
Fsporsrs purchased about s. oOaSG4 and
The Persan Monarch sns to-day with s5O
live Cattle for X. Norris and $50 Extra Prime
steers for Goldsmith. Tho Aiask viii take out omorrow
quarters Beef and 23O carcasses Of Mutton and ~
Morris will ship 1856 Live Cattle. , ,-,
The weeks 9ents Cattle and sheep and Dressed
peega nj
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pENNSYLvANTA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YORK via Desbrosses and Cortlaao
street Ferries n follows
Harrisburg. Pittsburg the West aad South with Punas
Palace Cars attached q NJ. and D. m daily. NewYors
and Chicago Limited ~ Parior Dining Smoking sad Ses1
ing Cars Mt 9a- M. every day.
WiihamspOrt Lock Haven. Cory and Ere
sp mr. connecting st CORY for Titusv.e Petroleum cea
tro and the Oh Regions.
Baltimore washington and South Limited wsshnyos
Express" Paman Par0r Cars daily except Sunday II
M, arrive Washington p. Regular via 3 aud ?. r.
r. az 5i5 ard 80 $40 and p m aud IL night M
y. and U. r. r.. I and y. m. and IA uight :
sunday, via b. aud p. II. r. N. ana IL night vA
B. and D. X. X, 7 m and ~ night
For Atlantic city eIcep: sunday. Sis and p oa
Sunday, a. III, Through car ON y. m. train.
For Cape May, except Sunday. 81 a M. ard p m -.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction, and tnteimedate ~
tons. via kahwsy and Amooy m ~ noon 20 ~ AL
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through trsnf
gtJerseY City. anordnz speedy and direct tranSertos
Brooklyu travel -.
Trains sziveFrom Pittsbarg $40 and ll2oa M I5ga1s
wassinstcn aud BsitmOre g. 80 $50 a n $50 $50 sSs
lOS5 ana 1880 D. sunday. $780, 6:50a m, ID 70 sns
lO5Op NJ. From Baltimore lao p m on sundA rs y
D NJ From Philadelphia $50. 6.20 ESQ., 600 except
Monday 9:So eie lo;4o ll,to a M l:2o. 500 $50
$40 is0. $50. sS5. 1920. 1898 and 1850 u sunday
$50, 62o 600. sos, ll;35 M, 62o 7:S5. 9S5. lV'A'
1888 and 1850 ?. IN
PHILADELPHIA
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GTARIN'S
y CITY RIVER AND HARBoH TRANSPORTATION
'.-e COMPANY
orice, Pier IL, n. r., foot Of oornauatss
S.n.,1rmsnts Of fraiaht fofv ardeA as aiyno..5 A

Consgnment Of SFsaht wea 81 alIsosed 70 any ps1
of the world.
UNEauALLHD PAoILrrfNs roa DISPATCH
Orders for delivery f all kinds freight and mar
lchandse 10 any part ot the e;sy
SKA AND HARBoa TowISo AND RIVER AND HAA
BoR tIoHTERAGE-
Freight Of every description promptly ghsted 20 sny poip,
IN the harbor stroasonabe rates.
sTEAMBoATS BARGES AND GROVES TO oHAR.
TER FOR EXCUR5IoNs
steamers John L. starn and rrassus Cornias for NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier ID N. II. at8R daily [Saurdays
s1cepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS oQ. between Nev.rork ana
New. Havoc Care aud dispatch guaranteed
Freghtfor points D. Z. q W. r rsoelysd Pier IL
For NevHaven and points East Al Pier Ia
NORTH SHORE. 9rArEN ISLAND Eleven Miiost,e
Ien Cents steamers from 1roa Pisr 1. IL. toos of
whitshalLsA
CENTRAL LsHIpYARp communipaw. N. J.--Drv Decks
Machine and Boiler Sopa evsrythnx appsrtaiaax sssls
senztrarusa Ard repair Of yaAsslA
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lARLES h. PUGH, ]. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Passr Aass
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
L NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


m. Daily except sundays Day Express drawing roam
Coaches TO blnghamton. Elmira and Bunalo sesfsss fs
charge for fast time Pulman's sleeping Coaches % ga,
fao, arriving 7;z5 IN; Niagara Falls 3 a NJ; salamanca
7C6a IN; Cleveland laop Cincinnati $50 p m -,sS; 81
Detroit Slop M; Toledo, 6's5 snd Indianapolis
sp m IDalyl-Pacihc Express for the West. sleeping
Coaches a.oaSh 70 Bnn,9 Nagars EalIs Cncn9ai ana
sl6 .. M IMMIGRANT train for tho West. = :, ,o. q,
ndsS sSihsoEd sS AND Pss': Ss s9 sS ios5 % &
~ midnight Sundays. 0. $50 lo;2oa m- las $780, Up m
500, IIC s. bio $500 6io ESQ 1880 sis 1880 m sat
IL midnight Sundays g. $3.50. 1890 m l'AS' 7S'' o.
Nswars and Paterson via Newark, GAS $40. lisoa "a.
SFSt. sS saH only. oiy Sunday. SS siS IN n Sio esop
saasrn O. 100 $50 lo3o N, LAS. $50 5s5 ,s3i Slyi;
siS S. iSsG iis, 9so p an% a and % Il %dns8s '''
SswSSrs aiSYc and cornwa @ & 5o m $780, .sospa
sqSs RSnSca, and Kingston Montgomery m 'op
s@Ssly aSsSsn sSG 49, 1920 M $3.50 sSo Asa si6p
spRSsS ss9 iGaS 49, ioao o. % $50 4so
sends $50 2o WI s sS s,nS n n,rs Tss SSs At Ma
Tfs sss. 1dry m ,-n asc s.GS' % % ss saa
,ro@ SOas s.s M 70 s4S @ and at Yot5 and
sespSs Coaches Ss
md sS q %ny BE- s @ q s. s
Express trains ire@ the West arrive in SewYorf "ff
ana ii.1 no = H. IA %bs6fT asnl passr Agent New YORK
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF FNEW-JEkSSI6..Hu
Trains leave for Egs-OCt Oss esSmGHss S ssS s'p NJ
mSasss Sanas ssns saRs1 and Msnssy W
SNo. n. ARBorr Gsal pass'r AGENT New ySr-----
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TOPHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD.ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANDJ on sun.
DAY. SsrATIoNS IN PhILADkLPHLA. ALA
NEM-YOEK.

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIf
AkNI. AMI Thk FASTEST TINE CONSISrENe
WlIh AbSoLUrE SAFETY
Express Trains via Desbro.,es ani Goa
lGndt-5t Ferries as follows \
5l6 7s2o, $50 % ana 10 LintedI IL m 3;20 $40 g
o. y q and H., ana II night Sundays s. % Line
itedl and 10 a. M, 4. .. Z, a4d M aud IL night
Express Iraus leave NswXorS daily except sunday az
Camden
Returning trans leave Broadst station Phadephia 1901
Slo $40 S4o, $3.50 Except Monday $780, 1880 3d. $50
ana IL 10 lInited Express lSO and 5:2O L.
Ia 8 So SS2 7:t5 sand s2op m on SUNDAY l229i'
5ilo 3;2O, 345, o:3O $50 a. 1920 Limlttl. U3ys
745 Sand S:20 p M Leave Philadelphia via Camden,
a. m. 4;50 p daily except Sunday
Ticket Onices 435 Ss9 aud e44 AsoT housa
ana foot OF Desbrosses and Cortandt Coursa say
Brooklyn Anuex station foot OF FultOn-st Brooklyn Nox
ll4 llo and lls udsons Hoooken Station Jersey CITY
Garden.
The New-York Transfer Company VIII call for AMI ohs,s
baggage from hotels aud residencoS
CHARLES r. PUGH, j. r. WOOD,
General General Pase'r A16x-
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

nNROY BOATS--ClTIZENS' LINE.-Nss,s~d ~
4 iisanefssARAToGA and CITY or lhol ,nnr,ay na 40
No San. H. iootot Chrlstopherst daiy e1osPi
T. r. connecting with morning trains ier ~ peppsN~D
sRn a. steamer touches ~ Aipaats
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Jusfrurticn.
For Young Ladies-Country.

NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
IN LApIEa experienced teachers; numbers nmitel
- Address Mrs E =. AYRk5, -
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pOpITI.hR SHORE LINE.

l. FOR PRoVIDENCE, BOSTON AND AND THE Fast
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three Express trains daily Sundays exeepted )sJon at
ga Up (psrior car attached and 10 p M th palace
cars y. w. POPPLI. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

DOCKLAND COLLEGE. ! Nyack- on the
la Hudson. Both sexes $3.50 sea- for cAsAlosa@ '" IL
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

NORWICH LINE
~ To BOSTON Worcester Nashua, Portland and the East
~ NV ~ CITY OF WORCESTER.
exception the most elegant boat ON the SOUND and
the favorite CITY OF BOSTON,
leave PIER NO 30 North River foot Of Wattst next pier
above daily except Sundays az 6lo Pm
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
For Both Sexes-Country.

A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, IA miles @
Mrs II g. MoHRELL Mauhasset. L. l.
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gnstrnctiom
FORT WASHINGTON, ", Y.
Established 1854.
Supeifntendeng-JOIN B. HAYS, NJ ID.

1EOPENS SEPT. 4, 1882. .,,
Boarding School the highest grade, whoBs tnreeioii
end scrapuOasy followed is 6, mond as an early az
fbeinfelect OF youth s,t,ass viii By o5sdtsacs an
the feelings reli7o separating the;s ta.5S s'e
requisites instTucuoa iSopline rehsioh "n' Hs"AS ~
every profession. -, 49,. Ill. M ,Sa
udson reachsd by the sixth Avenue Elevator osu
l55th.st Carriages always In Waitlng 0r " gnvu
notification, the superintendent neeSs 'ne A'A' VI any
train. -, -, -. -. o.,;,o,.. .o,,
naudne The most deightul sseDpry more sur
roundinss not olai ao1g tls IArnsi oihAsot 'a'
hudson It's buildings unusually homellze -. -, l.,
There arc Of aat attShe1 20 snllei aa
tersected by oak groves anoring ample sp4o' o' PJ
grounds
French German and spanish Spoken
IOGNES.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

HALF STUDY during the summer months,
III for young ladies and gentlemen, at
ROCKLAS ID COLL EG iE-r,,, ,r
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UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
u YoRK.-DEPARTMEETso oFARTs AND SCIENCE.

The examinations viii be held in the @ U'n m
ana ON TnesdAy. Septembcr IL. at 10 A. m. --.--.
Recent muniicent gifts have secured larse and
oddtons no fhe apparatus and other means OF ilurahg
which viii be Of at the opening OF the next ooe
T8eANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Will be held 10 INC
Academy OF Music ThuTsday June u. at lO5D Oeoek
which "A semi -Contennla COmme n0illye Ad
will he de iyered the Rev John Hail. ID D. CnHheeI
ior al Interim Alumni meeting In tho University ATOP H.
"A safDed
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\ .EHIGH VALLEY RA1LROAD.-Passenger
~ foot OF Cortandt and Des6rosses s
az $40 n $40 ana o. for EastOn. Bethlehem. Alen-
town. Reading aauch Chunk Wikesbarre Towania Wayer
ly Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Prllmi1
through coaches daily Local rsts At "a IN aud Stt
D. m. for Eastol, Bethlehe o aud CoDaY .,,.
TFains eaving at t0L m, ant ft) D. m connectt)rM
points Mahan0v aud Hazlston3Dh rs Ho1@ Sans,grhi
localfor Mauch Chunk Sl0 m. Leave Aauch Caunt
p. m. ~ - % f,rreh ana f,ortanAt ,s. b
L B. BYISGrON g. p. A.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

DYE N. Y.-Bradford Mansion School
* iesI1o Ssar c. ]. COLLINS. Principal
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
NEW-Y0RK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN HOUND BROOK ROTTrE
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH R. r. :

Stations I'm Ney.YOrk st. and DesbrOsses-s St
(centraI r. i. Of y: J..foot Liberty.st
For SOnth Amb0y via c. K h OF n. j., 5, S:i5 Las,
A. p M via Penn. r. H., ga m, II MS p Sunday m
For Matawan &C. via c. r.. X. OF n. j. D. 81 un las,
4, y. NJ. Penn. r. r., IL m. $3.50, p. sun
day, o.
Red Bank. Long Branch, Ocean Grove, Asbuy Park
sea Gt Point Plea ant &c, via .. r. r. ot " s:l5 a.
m, 145. 4. via Penn r. r.. IL m S30 ?.
sundays stopping Ocean Grove AsbuTy PaIk9
n IN
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

Miscellaneous.
CCHOOLS FOR SALE AND RENT.-Large
- variety; fine opportunities for large small Investment
j. W. sCHERMEKHoRN. East lith ST. y. 1. -
WILL BE DISPOSED OF.-The seminary
Rev w Everest situated miles from New Grsen
near mat Office and station weknowh school
propey adapted any institution Address EVEREST
Hainden. Conn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26
Bardis Hoodlums.

Some Of our State contemporaries
are giving Sardis an unenviable
name by devoting more time and
attention TO the above subject than
II merits. There are doubtless less
than half 4 dozen hoodlums in
Sardis, and they sneak around in
the dead hours of the darkest
nights and commit petty o1tragcs
on private property. The town
has offered a large reward for the
arrest and conviction Of thcscdep
redators, but it seems impossible X
discover their identity. The STAT
is no .Hpologist for such persons
but we desire to protest against
our town being branded with a bat
name, because Of the conduct Of ,
few irresponsible individuals whit
at long intervals and under cove
Of darkness vent their spleen ant
prejudice by contemplate acts o
lnalicious mischief.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26
sARDrs HorEL

Arrivals for the week ending st 10
o'clock .. m. May 18th;
G. T. Chapman, Popc'si A. l. Grow
T. w. Turner, p. II. Thornton, Charles
ton W. II. Boothe, Tillatobia; A. j.
Wick, Banncrsville, Texas; J. ID. Ash
more, Sam Spears, Como; Chas. Z. vro
man, New York; Dave hcCncken, Gin
cinnati; N. T. W. Hanson, vile ant
daughter; L. +. Rainwa,er, 3. y. Blann
J. NJ. Andrews, p. W. LAnicr, J. d
semmes, ". II. Crockett, John West
City; W. Carter, Tyro; X. n. Ieech, J
A. Haessig. L. D. MeConnico, Harkin
Karsncr, Memphis; n. Burke, supt. N
lar. r.; 8. II. Lamb. J. I. salter. NJ. l
7. r.; =. n. Blood, John schafcr' =
| Louis; u. J. GoA, B~aiesvillei :. J
Green, G. P. Cooper, Sand Spring.; v
T. Biniord, Padueab, KY; W. G. Lyan'
Iouisiana; W. Edwards, Memphis.