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hama AGAINST 1885 head FOR the June last
week for ye hos: ana qes,sf
quote Common 10 Prime 81 BOOST eO Country
quiet at fol Heavy; l06l0hc for Medium Anu io'
for Light Including Pigs)
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SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The final OF the several classes for the year
will Lecn on MONDAY. Nag q, al $50 a.
Candidates the degree Master OF Arts and students IN
Tho Ca aduae Department viii Dc xAmncd I'll U koDAG
June :, and following days.
The examination of candidate. FOR admission will begin On
WEDNESDAY, June g, al $50 a. III.
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TOLEDO MARKET.

ToLEpO. Nav 2i.-wheat dull No. Red Winter cash.
81 is May. flGl4 asked. June Al 52 July. ~ lsla
August lgs bid september 81 2Oi. October II III
Ind ali the year 81 l6f4 Rejected, 81. Cora dull No :
iec Nav, 5Sc. June Jgisc.. July nOi2c; August
nOiic bid Rejected 90 10 gr"is -. oats que 80
. 4. 70. bid Rrce:ps-WheAL 1000 bush. Corn 23OpO
bash; oats. bush. shipments; Wheat 81 900
Corn, I7l,UvO bush. Oats. -OusA
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q Corporation Notlcc5.

NOTICE.-Proposals will be received at the
~ O,e of The ueparm. ~ Of Public Ch-riie' and Correc
don So 81 until May 20 l-~3 for Groceries. Diy
Goods. Pants, kerr, Jos fun inioinSf city
HeCuri ." foI sale 80 so. q CITY Hail -..
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pacbis, Cir.

TOIlN II. DRAPER, Auctionccr.
~ JOHN n. DRAPER & 60. VIII sell.
SATI HHAh. May 20. 1855
II oc0. D.. noon. On board.
of2Ath East River 90 MS city fc account of Tho
OF the late GfORGE A. OS6OOD. the wcn-kuOwn
steam acht SIEANGlN.
bull NcssTs. william tTaup Sons. Of Philadelphia
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1T. NICHOLAS.

CT. NICHOLAS.
What is said OF Recent Issues:
UEJANUARY ST NICHOLAS a really wonderful
uumber'-N y. school Journal.
THE FEBRUARY ST NICHOLAS; "Brght, breezy.
and irresistibly ttIaciiye" Philadelphia Chronicle
THE MARCH IT. NICHOLAS; 'IncomparAbly al tho
head Of magazines for yOung fo,ks"-Balt more sun
THE APRIL ST. NICHOLAS More than usually bright
and charming "-Davenport Gazette.
THE MAY IT. NICHOLAS: An educator IN the best
sense OF the word. "-Chicsgo Inter Ocean
The JI-NE number is now ready. Price, % ccnts; 50
wear subscriptions may with any number For
sale every where.
Tho CENTURY CO., NewYork.
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT. UnGli ISL Citizen Seres) BY
NJ. d. CHALMERS. Crown SyO, pp. 100 Macmillan
Co., LOLdOn.
This has been one of tie most difficult volumes
of this useful series TO prepare, as the Englsh
system of local government is regulated by many
hundreds of distinct fraCmentary acts of PaTlia-
ment having general application and by thousands
of statutes having special reference to particular
towns or sections. The author desparing at the
outset of the chance of making anything but dull
and tedious book has devoted his efforts TO writing
volume which should, at least, be clear, precise
and Ineligible IN this respect he has met with
large measure of success so that this manual can be
recommended to students of political science for
orderlness of arrangement. perspicaclty OF style
ana breadth of view. The parish, the union, the
municipal borough. the county the sanitary DIS
trict, the school district, the highway area, the
METROPOLIS and the central control over local insti
tutions exercised by the Board of Local Govern
ment form the chief divisions of the subject. The
contrast between England and France III local IN
stituions is only family indicated although special
stress might have been proftably LAID upon it. The
tendency of the French system has been to foster
Capitalization whereas in England there has-been
a more general and natural distribution of the
functions of local government the lack OF efficiency
being compensated for in the absence of Official
ISM The closing chapter gives very clear view
of the relations of the Local Government Board 10
the various bodies of which IT exercises supervision
This is one of the departments of the English Gov
eminent Of which foreigners are apt to have only
the most confused ideas.
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obstruction.
For Bows and Young Men-City.

A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Prvate tuition,
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. 10 w 4'thst
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Ricer. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw.YoKK, Thursday, May "a. 10
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
,r..rr- Nnrr ThnrnlaY My o.

ASUFS-Quiet and unchanged. ,, -.
SoFFEF-RIo dull at 9i4c. for fair options showed no
change sales, - 100 bags No. al 10 or May,
Tia y Tor June 745a750 for July. 100 Tor August
7oa75 for september 795 for october aud $40 for Feb
ruary. Mid quiet and unchanged , --,o,..
COTTON-Sp0t Cotton dul and Its lower sales ~ 0aes
algfoT spinning Delivered contracts, 400 Oales.
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The annual examination of the students Of the school will
egin on MONDAY Nay y, 10 m.
Candidates for admission enter their names win inc
President MONDAY. June II.
admission viii be required OF the applicant that he
sah have satisfactorily completed the regular course Of
UNDERGRADUATE study III this college OF Ia some other main
tanning an equivalent curriculum Of study 10 the end OF The
Junior year students COLLEGES present
tiacaes proficiency and Of discharge in good standing
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EW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
For TRENTON ana PlTGLADELPHGt
NEW-YORK And Long BRANCH R. R.

Stati0nsin New York ( ST.. am DesbTOsses-sf. .
central r. r. of y. j.. io)t Lip'rIy,ss
forSOuth AmboY, via G. r. Il ~ v J.. D. SD IA, lts
SPIN; via Penn r: r. O. II M p. m. sunt'y A. ~
Tor Matdwan &C. via q. r. r. Of Y. j., 81 a. m ~ ,.
a. p m, via Penn H. r.. Il ~. II m. 3;52 D. III sun
day va m.
For Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove, Asblry Park
sea Grit Point Pleasant &C. via c. r. r. OF v 3lot-
sundays mot stopping az ocean Grove Asbury PArk1
=. H..
For Freehold via G. r. R. Of y J.. ). stlj. ll:i5 mt g.;
p m. For keypor ;: IS. llil m. LAP, 1, - 6n n
il, p. BALDWI&. 80 J. r. WOOD. J. = KA$DoLPH.
O. r. ~. =. r. r. Of NJ. 6. T.. A.. p. II. r. SupL
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NAY AND STRAW business was moderate ana The
@ %sa 70 eaS lover S S2S a'a ys 90 S G
5Oa fUo short 80 i'c.. lat. Soc
Ulr4.-. uul AMI ts+. ut.tly unchanged
ilor~- Wcfo quite dul and nominal state 1882
'M5iA-@i-. is'roes Il % lei lining for Inne quoted
NsNAL -IOHto-Hosns quiet. UNCHANGED at u % 'le
da oa lie spot next week there are Tree onor-
5cHA% fRrIGurs-re va. done In berth , room e:
AK iAn "a ami I'M inc6an-rd LiVTRP0oI steam
"o"o bush Drsn IL 90 r. o 9q ,o1 DtH. T n,-
G.es ottSn s.d HGND0N. .ieam. GRAIN. quoted lid
hoJIi steam ,'in 4 r IN ,oT ,r,, \, yc..els
arr.,al 900 bn. Refined Petroleum. private terms
an covNITt<T Norwceian tark $500 obi. o. !;
OILS NY small Jobbng trade WAS reported ALI prices
fn6viSioNs roRE-rnerei.a ,,ey dull and more oS or
les nominal m~rSri Win .Ais OF !" 3",- NrW Me's Spo
an I'D asr Plain Ness sill 73Gsl275 EIrs Mess si3 asa
IndiS Ness n nominal. ~, Ssz EEEf llAMs IN,
cur MEATS Inactive amt prcc' nom'nalN as quoted Ss'
49, Ioi. flrEied SHOULDERS &C.; Picked Ham, II /,
ol3c SIN kel Shoulders. 3|d94ci smoked Hams ~ o
ias Lon. Clear. quoted here l4c @ West Long an!
Short Clear nal ana h, 10 I'D NUS GWc'
81 VII H. q. o- closing a. about last
r'r- PINE oc4n slot. quoted At -oe sac' 70
&C.. June IL 90 closing ~ 49, 800 ,cs July
II.,I,. co,in- Lin. 30. septem3er ~, O lSe
I.f J..
Steam ami. sacs 80 tcs soc Refined quoted n-oc.
continent. I1-Dd 2'c. south American LII TER ~
uu, eel II t~lAs quoted at; Ncw Stale q
J. &C. Western Fiat 9nd He creamery SKINS so &C
-. EGGS quoted ,-t sate and lsnn', yans u ~ d
,l--tsuIct. aigrd
Sra1GCii@S qas "i1a5 9sc1ng-ca $50 ana Port so,a
have .cu sold t'ec testing flI.. Neurd quiet IN
chan. r Cut Loaf - 49, Crushed. PC Powdered. 9094c..
GranulatrI. l3ltH--c Cubes SHHlsc Mould A., o'sc
Coufccnouct a" Si2c.. standard o. SO; on A.
a, EEL White Extra g" 49, Extra &C. ~ 4cj &C.
71s41 Lc.. GLOW c. ti.g &C.. yellow. O'3Ra &C..
STA Quiet and arm Choice H. quoted al l341
Use Western l-c sa.c- 10000 oicoAi s~ilue 3ieAI-
inc l0lsc. - 49, ,.-.
LALLuM-Qn leL and ..ld- .ao.. 10000 u. LILO 9ae
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3nsiruru0n.

Miscellaneous.
LADY desires pupils in shorthand Terms
N low highest references. Address TEACHER. 1853
East 7istst.
gGns & . san acquire fg2.ne coy by
yersation Nopayment IN advance ~
LES, 81 East fth-st References u. Appleton q 20
For Bows and Younr Msn-countrv
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE-Military Board
"A Ing school, "n''7 F'A Plincipal OF r. WILLIS. PHI D.
BACKWARD AND INVALID BOYS
DR. LII the e GGe a an INSTRUCTION enRf
OF SUCH boys speciality Location delightful
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
~ Soss n G9aG1Ga r Ta cfnqr5ff %
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
" SIZE y prepares Boys for college Scientific and oy
eminent school andfor Brsao'% join hIL@1. Principal
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE Freehold, New
l. 'e''ey-foi Do Rev A. @. CHAMBERS Principal.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
fyto g 0 B. 'MSgifchLf < g. sH1eratsasa -''
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
L Chester, Penn-Cvil Engneerng Chemistry classics
English. Degrees conferred COL IhkO HYATT Pest
pEETSKILL N.YI Military Academy.-For
L circulars address Col CD WRIGHT. A NJ, Principal.
RYE \. Y-BradforG MansG9 pt IchoGl
SUMMIT MILITARY ACADEMY, Summit,
- New. Jersey. ALFRED NEWELL FULLER A. b.
GIarvarn, Principal Beautnl healthy situation;
Thorough worA. Terms so per month for srtug and
summer.
THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Conn. prepares students for Yale Col"ge TITUS
lesser f. A. Thacher H. O. Kingssr. A. W., \. G. ITlling
dress i w. l. i~ cUSHiSo ' IsSciof ''''''''
For Young Ladies-CountrY.
DREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel, y. Y.
~ Homeke thorough. progressive. New illustrated cir
cular with iuli particulars GEORGE. 7Ml II. \ VI.
GROVE HALL.-Nlss MonttOrt's school for
~ young ladies, Now-IIavcn, Conn.
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, Tarry
I town. Y " home care; thorough go rstp - study. TO
open, september II. Mlss NJ ". MErCALF Principal
AIRS. :. l.. CADY'S Boarding and Day School
vi loung Ladies West Ind Inst New Haven conn.
Fifteenth year comm noes sept -. send Tor circular.
NEW-CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
" LADIES; experienced teachers: numbers limited.
New. Canaan Conn.
For Both Sexcs-Country.
4 FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, If miles
~ fIom NcV-N orki children receive a mothers care
Mrs. II. G. MOEKELL. Mauha-sei. l. J.
HALF STUDY during the summer months,
iof young ladies' AMI gentlemen. at
ROC IA y CO l. + . -. .
Nyack -onthe Hudson. W. IT, BANNI0TtR \ NJ
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. Nyack on the
IL Hudson. Both sexes 500 send for cAtsp;lh W. H.
BANNISILR. 4. VI.
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T'HE COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW


EXAMINATION FOR ADVANCEMENT TO TIE SEW
ERAL CLASSES.
Residents o. this city IA years OF age may be
admission into tie FRESHMAN class on Mon
Tuesday June g. and Wed 1esday June .. pro-
vded obtain in the required plank re-
their and residence, and present HE same
properly filled the President for examination and Az
bro al on Tuesday. May 20.
II the certificates approved that day those presenting
will receive their card numbers which viii cDuue them
the examination. Candidates for the
and the higher classes will receive notice OF The
appointed for their examination with the regular college
classes Candidates tho sophomore Junior and senior
classes will with the candidates for the sub
IAWRENCE u. HERMAN.
secretary TO the Board OF Trustees
New.York MAY l.. 1888.
I University Grammar School, ,4Sl Broadway,
~ 42d.st ti6th yelrJ rrmarE Commercial ali
Classical DepArtue q NJ. hoo0T W. - A&Ia FrniiDAs
Art Schools
MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
lVt alter Monday oct. 49, DRAWING, OIL amt WATER
COLORPAGNrING, SrILLLTF!s FLOWERS dnl Ian -
sCAPE CHINA PAINTING oal OECOHAFllN.
STUDIO, No ~ NADIsDN AVENUE.
References
MI. D.hUNrIS9rON Mr. WILLIAM HART, MIA MES
n. HAkI, Ar, a. b. BELLOWA
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COMMENCEM ENT. at the ACADEMY or MUSIC o.
WEDNESDAY. June -, at 10 "A.
IA. =. BARNARD, S. T. D.. LII. D., President.
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Glcamboais nn0 Railroads.

LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
y DREW ANA 81. JOHN leave pier Al y r.. foot OF ca.
i1l.-f every WEEK DAY Al p. u, connecting At Albany
sluly morning with trans noith west and east
4 MARY POWELL, Captain w. II. COR
~ NEII. ior West Point. Cornwall, Newburg POUCH
kcc-e ..ouGou- Kingston. landing Crsnst0ns uor.
mrllr CoKlcns Ntou Sew Hamburg aud Hyde PARK. daily
SUNDAYS excepted Leaves Ne-uyst 3 ID aud 2-d.st
M connects al POushAeepsle with evening trains Tor
40 EXPRESS BAGGAGE RECEIVED AT 2oD-Sr
ALBANY DAY BOATS.-Stcamers ALBANY
4 = and G.. WIZARD. COMNENCGNG TUESDAY. May
- VIII leave Ne-try ST. pier DAILY except sundays AZ 49,.
4nd Wts pier % Tor Albany. landing at 81,
Ferry. west Poin Ncwbuig, POuslAeeisc khIneoo OK,
tatskill AMI U.dsun.
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New publications.
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PUBLISH THIS DAY:
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I EHIGU VALLEY RNILROAD.-Pas~cnger

trains C0r andt and DebrDsses ts
$40 M 3iu p. Tor East0n BE, hlen"n. Allen
Reading Mauch chunk Wilkesbire 10. ntl. Wlyer
ly. Ithaca, Buffalo ani the West. Pullman
through daily. Local trsls ,t and $40
.. m. Fasfon. Bethehe u and CODl1y.
Trans leaving and 5iD p M c0nnecttpr III
POINTS in MahnOv and Hazeton 'Dt regions sunday tram
location Mauch Chunk $40 L. Leave Mauch chunk IA
p 49,. c,ru,. an, ,,o..,.. J., -.
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DONDOUr and Kingston Line.-Stcamer
IL James W. BALDWIN leaves Monday "Wednesday and Fri
day foot Harrison At, making usual landings
ana connecting Ulster Delaware and stony Glove R
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~" - --.--'---'-- "A"
s..55i |;s a:::: l? r.: 81. 81:
s %ia i!::: fsi' i l55s IT,:
Good Ordinary $1,000. "a low Mddns { si9ie
Fn,e. 'atey active dosing decline Of eo6
points sales 5o$Oo bales Price, p@iGTMa Nay! 10
septcnber 10 52alOjl: October lO126O24 November
ing o Wy "a sepTembsr io5 o So. October 10 u
ApSust T6yemSef. icif@iGi5 Decem6cr O.I3slOI4
January O2Ce O22 Transferable orders lo$ gr and nm
changed The half holiday taken By he member OF ihe Pro
duec 1caanse to attend tas Nilis EGO bSs Of
which $500 Ub- were for export Quotations; = ~
latter extreme Far Extra state - l9SSt 80
ern - loGsI s. Choice 81 d,as7 - Common to
zoe No. Common E1iT1 Mnneso.s asa 7lcear
s. t0atG Rye MIXTURE Sos 90 SfiasF mr. 20
y Is asa -. GOOD 10 Very Choice. - so9s7 Patent
Winter Wheat Extra - -'s , AUe2e3 a' s. y ass
closed ul ......soU rHEH% tLOo l; Gl &
TO Choice 9 - :. =, ~! e. t i1 corn NEAL
dun sales. 100 Oo's bi~ndS"ine so4o Ae"o" "''''"'
mathematician has advanced &C, with
aIec adc ma MY speculative account the unily9I,
mapse export and CIV Milling trade gat very large
in optcn' S9'ng p b1sh tufe 2 900 DU.h
cash very ae ps,i Of ne fa ~ie aNg Steamer p1
1 %7'.' IS ~ 10 Rel u 2613 Il - Tor canal ieccp+
alo4t ia 2gi. for rai ceFtqeaiss Mted l %H n
: ~ He'd lugIdGed
3L -tdlc. 40. . Red seller MAY
81 2iesi II = closing 81 2iI; June 81 2oAGsl =.
dosing ~ - Juy. 81 2-4d.l - T. coslng - 80
Ausult 81 23lasl Oh closing = 80 september 81 -
.ol 81 = s..-... RI Z iaiAtt stc'uy I~i
e,pol t,mauI 7l415a4.. western 1Jd zoe 'anI,a
ana -faie; carlots amt hoatloais; sales. 5000 ba a.
Csn.i4 7.c.......BAElI -tiai let nominal B tkLEl
MALT-M4rsctq Tworowc ed state 9J g5ci - in|ed
state 81 uZg: Canada. ~ +c 81 Ill.,. OokN
Market bettrI fairy active expo" ans m"l"Id"
nome demand good business on ecu"
closing quotations -air~' - UUu Dush
future 900 bush cash. including Ungradod Mixed az
0Dye. 40. s. o"a65i.c steiner alted o. +c IA e!e
yatOT. 30 .c dcvertdi No = t'Hh5 &C.. 10 t'e' itv "s
d. tc delfrlcd. No. Mixed seller MAY. O'l-aO''-c'
,osur e., s June closing O'rc; July. oo't
a17, closing t1c. August. U-ls1t> 49,. closing o7ci
september Naia 6.l.c dosing b9c .-..OA Market
oprnri .Ilc better subsequently los, ue advance ana
t,,lncd closing rather more steady sarf -H'VpO
bu , including g. OlU bush Mixed 81 4Gio'..
80 10 bite % bl-e Mixed Wc.t"fu. i7-c. Whle-dO,
b. CDD- Mlrrd state. Ole: White tale, .tr, 80. =
liked seller Mav. 4n &C.; Jane, ~ 1855 JH'y'
FIf.p- VI. ST. du,. s. ana go %. 9Uaf5ci 30
o.. 9..tt-t. 700 % tIc.Gyl u', sh1rps. u ipGst I1i
1880 Feed. gJc ei
plLRHouu., io>uoN CAmEGrtW or THE Gam INsr
rrporr, i.,NlTY Oh CRAM 0S PASSAGE A. FOL-
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PROTECTION TO YOUNG INDUsTRtEs az , aPP'SsH yo
the United States By F. w. lAUsslO' OIo"" 0'''
PIP. 90. Moses King, Cambridge;
This brief study in economic history Is contrib
nted by one of the youngest instructors III haI'
ward College The essay was written III COM
petition for the Toppan prize IN fon'caI
Science last October, and having been placed
first on the list, is now repubIlshed
The author endeavOrs TO ascertain how lar
Protection was actually applied in the industrial
history of the United states from 17oo TO 1888 ana
how far that policy the cause or an essential
condition of the rise of manufactures which took
Mace. The investigation is confined mainly to the
cotton. woollen and iron manufactures and the same
general effect. or absence of effect is assumed 10
have followed in the manufacture of glass earthen-
ware paper, cotton-bag !ng and other articles Inc
conclusions IN our Judgment are based on IN
sufficient evidence, and the statistical information
is not thoroughly digeSted The method followed,
however, is direct orderly and logical, and the gen
eral treatment of this intricate subject is excellent
There is promise in this little study. fragmentary
as it is of thoroughly good work IN the field OF
economic science.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ronrRy PERsP ECTIvE. by WlLLi WILLY H. "'"'
~" paston. lanes X. OsgOod q Co. lNS''
This volume. the author tells MS, is made up OF
,onsrS originally contributed to The Amo7cG" aren't
o., o,d E,i,din0 Macs with half a dozen new chap-
,ers and dozen pages of illustration. The part'cu
-, noipts of his treatise, wherein 1t differs from
o,hers are the greater prominence gwen the phe-
o,nepa Of parallel planes, the use made OF the laws
Tins established TO determine the perspective oil
lines of intersection and Of shadows with the per-
,nect,ve of divergent lines. and the views OF the
;mnortance of the horizontal plane and OF the
method of points of distance and points OF measure
For architects TO whom of course this book chlehy
onpeals it should have peculiar value from me
authors long experience and thorough study OF hls
snbect and he Is to be congratulated upon present.
no so much in so little space. Artists also nave
nnch 10 learn from the Professors explanations
which are further elucidated by the portfoho OF
plans and behotype prints accompanying his VOL
plne The work must lie regarded as text DooH'
and as such demands close study. But so lar as
consistent with purely technical subject the
author has attained simplicity of style as well as
comprehensivcness.
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JNO ABR6TS T GEM Psssr Agent New. York
ArAR-EIIERN EALI RNA ID DE \ EAN-IER SEN
IEW-UAYEN. MERIDEN. HARTFORD,

~ SPRINGFIELD. HOLYOKE. MONTREA sud inter-
mediate p0iAis leave Pier No % T.. r. al
ana Il , sundays ePteii connecting win tans2t
NEW HAVEN MFRGDEN. UAItTFOKn ~PRlNG-
FIELD &c. Tickets sod and baggage checAci AT Si+
Broadway y. y and Court..t Brooklyn. EXCURSION 20
New law audi ret = 20
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POPULAR SHORE LINE.

| FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND TIE EAST
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOE
tally SUNDAYS excepted 10 Boston at
H. NJ m tparl0r attached aud 10 D. III with palace
sceingcdrs) sundays at 10 twltli palace sleeping
carr +. W. POPPLE, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-25

At CrausiOns, Cornwall, Ncwbuig. Marlboro, Milton,
okeese E,upus connecting with lister and Dslwar and
stony railroads Steamboat Clty of ~lI ueld leaves
Iueslay Thursday. saturday T.. from Harrison 81.
EOR BOSTON. The latest evening train
with throug Pullman sleepers. leaves Grand Central
pot IL 80 y. week days aud sundays 1880 D. IN.
Morning tram, 30 81. weed DAYS. Get tickets
NLWNUFk AND NEW-ENGLAND RAILROAD.
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= cirY RIVER AND HARBoR IRA poRrAr1os
COMPANY.

Office. Pier 49, y. r.. foot OF Cortanatst
Consgnmens Of freight IorwauoI u snv nara
OF tho world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders receiy ell for delivery Of freight And mar
chandlso 10 any part OF the csy.
SEA AND IA HBoH TOWING AND RryEsANp
BOH LiGHTERAdA
Freight Of description promptly ughtered to any point
In the harbor At reasonable rates
STEAM BOATS BAh8E5 AND GROVES To CHAR
TER FOX EXCURsIONA
Steamers John H. starn and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN. cave Fier Id " II, assR daily. saturdays
sIcoptcd.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co. between Sew-York aad
Now Haven Care and NsUstoh guaranteed
Freight for points D.. L. & ". Il rsoeysi At Pi,rIl
For New Haven and points East At Pier IA
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND Eleven NIlssDr
Ten Cents steamers from Iron PIsr l. E H. foot u
Wbtshsust
CENIRALShIPYARD Communipaw N J.-Drv DOCKS
Machine aud Boiler shops everything apDorahaE
eon-'s''"iiou Ala fcpsirO -:
I'RO1 BOATS-CITlZENS' LINE.-Ncw
steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY cave Pier
AZ" - " H. 1907 o Ibrstopher St saturday al
y H. connecting with trains or Al points North
sunov steamer touches ~ Albany.
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HALL RIVER LINE,
for
BOSTON AND EAST.

L
BOSTON AND EAST
REAPPEARANC Lofthc splendid stcI ners Bitl SrOI and
PKOVIT ENCE These stauch and elegant
running this Route amt will remain Ia service until fur
NO INCREASE ~ FARES.
New OK daily sundays tuClldei al m from
pier lsiver, foot Murray Connections
AnneI brooklyn at 40 .Jersey p
Tickets. staorooI-. be obtained 40 an principal
hotels, tcAe. Offices pieg 3 y. L. and
steamers
Freight This uc has Geet OF steamers ENGAGED exclu-
ssey the freight service. thus lnSuns prompt and Iel
bic movement. Rate, "a low as other lines
BOEDEN a LOWELL. GEORGE L. CONNOR.
Gen. Pas~'r Agt
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Deepening

III
ROY | ID T. { + LINE.
MONDAY. MAY n.
THE FAVORIrE SUMMER ROUTE
PROVIDENCE. WORCESTER, NASHUA
aud all northern New England points.
STEAMERS
STONINOrON AND NARRAGANSErT
Leave PIER No %, n. r., daily. except sundays,
at j o.
Tickets and siatellOms can be secured NO. Aston
IGoa.e. N1- 3Sl 3a7. 7-5 broadway, Fifth
" Ind sor Hotels and Pier no %. y. H.
+. " POPPLE. Acting Genl Pass'ger Agt