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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-21
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


NETWORK CITY,
127th.st = SO at of 6th.ave. l6sx99ll; Julia
SID Il. s. 2c5 Il Of dave 5Ox DOB; Jerome Bern
o1'F Rave and husband to George Mccormick 10000
ii0I Br d. and wife to Minbie Thompson 1900
0'0 eli and wife to Caroline Yost 10000
guar; Phi Happersberger. trustees to + w Ehr- .so
7th'ayS. n cor Of i2ithst 00li1i0c; q S Lcspia.
,ds s 800 It Of iothsYe 2jIioo0 John Han:
ssth St Is T 100 Il Of 9hsge 25Iss Tennis
execatcrs to Annie Il Banerdof 10000
caferiy to Robert Doan .... $3.50
to D oescileidt. . $3.50
TO Beinsrd Thies 800. .,..-.. 7l5O
Eagle;ave: $ 22G 3 # Of Westcheserage2 xl2o coo
Gag. e.ayo " 3, S0tS II sof Westchester.ave, 2jx
Eaglc..ve VS., 25G.S IT soi Wcsichesiera1o 25I
Eagle.ave. VS. 1918 It 5 Of Westchester.ave, 25I
osd st, ; q It " Of 4have. I5xIG05; E V Locw o.
ALens st. Nos ~ aud ij4 Adam schulz and wife to
l2sihst ~ s225j It Of 7iavc ii6x9e j. Samuel
Lynch and vile to sheldon. $4,000
EeIen aud Luins ruckernan. 10000
Lexiugtoua Of 94thst lUO.SI7J; X A
stone ct al to Henry Rieh 10000
5Gthsf II $ 39I.s 1t ii 6th.avc, 20 lOIlOO.5 q
Tn5bs and wife toJ N Leyy....;..,;a.;,..;,;,.. 80
4'i TO l5t5 x "a Oates SUa
others exc, qors to Robert bet L Edward 400
A wheaton to \ j LaIy- -. $4,000
Merriam to " F Lett .............'. $3.50
l2G; n tiri,snann and wife to Max Satore.... 1000
to jennie Won Gelder 1880
Labor and another executors. etc, to Pa.rlck 1000
122ist s. s. It e Of si.ave i5ii60ii. NJ. X Law.
renee referee, 10 Richard CumninGs $3.50
: Constant and W,fe to samuel Constant 100 5000
Same property. 4 interest; samuel Constant and oo
oth'IS l" sino 1IVVO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-21
SCHOOL OF MINES.

The examination the classes will begin MON
DAY. May p, at 10 a N.
The examination candidates for admission to Of the
Elk regular viz Mining ngiuccng CIVIL Engineer
Ing Anaytics and Applied Chemistry, Geology. Metaurgy.
Architecture will begin FRIDAY, June az $50 a.
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. Saturday, May 10. 1888
. The following was the only sale held at the
Exchange salesrOom to-day:
BIZ John r. Boyd.
4.story brown stone dwelling with lot, No. 2l2
ATt Goef 3d. 20. ~ 'o' s2G 600
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GcruorallJu Notlce5.

NOTICE.-The following mentioned proposals
~ will be received by the Department Of Docks III and
ll9 Duanost until Monday, MAY p, 1853 al y 0c ock m
Isl. Proposals for extending sewer box under and tIos
Pier new 40, y. H. ID Proposals tor dredging at " est
37th.st - r. 3D. is for repairing Pier A. "
r. and repairing painting Shed thereon For fun nfo
City Record COPIES Tor sale at No City ian
NOTICE.--Sealed proposals will be received
by the school Trustees the seventeenth Nari AT the
Hall of the Board Of Educiuon until May a. So FOR the
erection OF Iron Sairways Grammar school Houses NOS
49, For full information City Record iOr safe AT
No. City Hail
NOTICE-Proposals will be received at the
~ Ohce OF the Department Of Public Charities AMI Correc
ton SO 30 until May 20, 1858, for Groceries Dry
Goods Paints. CTOckery. &c For full formation CITY
Record for sale al NO z CITY Han
ITO CONTRACTORS.-Sea proposals will
received the Office OF the FIRE Department. nos 100
ana until May a. for painting machine and
shipwTight work fire boat VIM T. II aYemcYer. For full
I3i0rmatOu CITY Record for sale at 40. cry Han
!NO CONTRACTORS.-Scl proposals will
received br the Department Of Public Parks until
o. granite masonry work. also io furnishing
uniforms Police Force of the Department For fall
information city Record ior sale AT No city Han
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il on and after Nav IA. 1888.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New,Sork VIA Desbrosses and Cortanls
Harrisburg. Pttseurg the West and South with Pullman
and chicago Limited OF Paor. Dnius. king and sleep
wiiamspcrt Lock Haven M p m; Cory aud Eeas
.. connecting CORY for Iitusye. Petroleum Cen
Ba%os na the sS"s Sv Limited limited w1s"
m. arrive Washington p m Regular wa p ana r y:
r. l. and at sn H. e ana SlEht anu a's
sunday, via B. and p H. r. MP M and II night VIA
For Atlantic city sIcep, SUNDAY. 5I5 and p m On
LGn %s hT 1 .n way and anu and
on sunday Goss no, sSp SsoSry
CITY aodlns speedy and direct transfer for
Trains aTrive From Pusburg $40 and ll;9oa $50 and
$50 &c. 70 $40 5q o ,nS
lSSS and 1870 From R s 2S @ on Sand 80
Phlaasy Si $40 $40 eSp So a., s1 S
s?S iGsS 1888 and 80 5O ls Sss sq%ds
'O''' '"" '''' PHILADELPHIA
THE or.p.EsrABLJsHEr ROUTE AND SHORT LIMA
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANDs ON SUN
DAY. 'SiAi'oN NV " Y TeakAONLfhiA' SiS
DovBSE TsbGK TnE most TIM MPeoyEp ESH'
VITA ABSOLUTE SAFETY
T,ans leave NewYOrk via Desbrosses and Cors
sl5 s5o $50 g and Sf 10 limited IL H. $780, $40 =
SS ~ -, ana gp M and y night sundays 90 Linn
Enpfs;, ~ an: .aaep. Sunday
Camden.
trans leave Broads station Philadelphia l2o.
5l5, $40 St0, $3.50 except Monday 300 49, 800. $50
II ana lllo m; !Lmted Ipress l:3o and 5:2o mls
3 o, $50, TAO and S:2Op m. on sunday l20ls
$40 30 80, $3.50. $50 a IN. 1920 Limited $3.50.
i4o sand go p. Leave Philadelphia via Camden,
m. anu i;ac y, daily except sunday
Ticket Ofcos 43j, $40 gt4 Broadway Astor House
anu FOOT Of Desbosses Cortandt CourtsI ana
brooklyn Annex Staten loot OF FultnsL Bookyn Nos.
ia lb and 10 uudsons, Ho0oken STATION Jersey Sy
Garden.
1he NewYork Transfer Company will call for and checs
bagRie from hotels A. a resdelcoS
CHARLES r. PUGH, j. H. WOOD.
General Manager Gener al Pzssr Agene
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-21
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The final examination several classes for the
VII begin on MONDAY. May u. at $3.50 a.
Candidates the degree Master Of Arts and students in
the Graduate Department will be examined I'll RsDAY
June T. and following days
The examination of candidates for admission will begin on
WEDNESDAY, June u, ut $50 u. IN.
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ilrouc5dl5.
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL.

OFfICE OF THE PUBIC PRINTER
WASHINGTON. Nav IA. 1883.
Proposals of material for use OF he Government Print
ing Once ending June 30 1894 he received
until 10 O'Clock N. June g. 1883. schedules
Information furnished upon application 10
:. L. KOUND1 Pubic Printer, Washington ID. &.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-21

The refined petroleum market last week continued
cuir; Tie heavy charters reported are the nHng or
earlier contracts but the coming season Ia naturally an
active one. Closing prices were. according TO test
76-a1 &c IN New YORK.. Sasa72c. IN PhlladcIphla aud
7bsa7a4c. per gallon in baltimore.
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E,orses an6 Carriages.

FOR SALE.-A two horse pony phaetOn, or
l. DIXIE nearly new; butt by Brewster & co. InquicT
a private stable. 30 West 4ith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-21
Gnrouean advertisements.

ITO MANUFACTURERS, &c.-Agency in
south Australia a wholesale firm IA Adelaide. doing
good got trade prepared 10 accept oil special
AGENCIES Having arge ware ou-e N one Of INC best
positions Of tie city, have facility Tor exhibiting
sdvanta they send travellers regularly
all OF the Colony tLey IN position To push trade
prepared satisfactory references
reminded of the Adelaide international
Exhibition be held in 1856 of the advantages they
would possess III having SPECIAL AGENTS here VINO I'M
the Iefu OF the colonies communications
i'm reply addressed Adelaide. of
Messs FlLBY KEMP 81 Great 81. Helcn's, LOndon, T.
e.. England.
NISITORS to ENGLAND.-Whc visiting
ChatyO House the - Of the Duke Of DeyOnHhire,
visitors Will ind splendid accommodations at
THE BASLOW III YDkOPATHIC ESTABLISHMENT
overlooking ChaiswOrth Park. Excellent cuisine and
modern comfort and convenience Coaches ruu from
ROws!ey. miles, AMI from sheneid. - miles distant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-21

ue TcSuIncd NIthlu 81 M''h'
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received In New
York on Saturday from the mlues making total
for the week of $l4IODO.
The total sales OF mining stocks at the New-lork
Mining Stock and National Petroleum Exchange the
past week officially reported at Z3O,o-o
shares.
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QcIchers.


A TEACHER of much experience in New
"a and elsewhere desires 10 make engagements
pr pupils the autumn would also IKE 10
form classes Tor the instruction OF children careful at
tenton the preparation or students for college Al
dress until June l. L. NJ c., Tribune Uptown once l25S
Broadway
A YOUNG MINISTER desires one or two,
"A young. tutor educate in common branc hes
highest; mathematics sciences ancient and modern Tau
college, speaks Germans prefers go
ing abroad. Address A., Universally place
A MEXICAN and Foreign Teachers Agency,
~ % square, supplies able and accomplish pro-
fessOrs lest lror CD nptnO - ana mouse
keepers Families going dbOli u the IutrY promptly
suited Cali on address Mrs NJ. J. NOUNG-FU LION,
American Foreign Teachers Agency % Union square
An EXPERIENCED TEACHER of English,
~ Latin and German.of college rai1ng desires 10 make
an engagement school for young ladies' Address h. b oo
Tribune Uptown Office i23S Broadway.
DEST TEACHERS, American and foreign,
ID promptly provided for private pupils families schools
colleges Circulars Of chO Is with sound advice Tree 80 pa
rents personally mailed for postage 500 skilled teachers
wanted for September ,. 49, $500,
EOVERNESS.-B competent Swiss
~ French girl nursery Coyerues5; cxpeienccd in
chdreus care: good Address L. NJ, box -
Tribune Uptown O1ice 1888 Broadway.
IATANTED.-A position rs private teacher
2 small family, by young lady who can give The
best OF references country preferred Address lAi H. BOX
2, Tribune ONCE.
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EuROPEAN MARXErA

LIVERPOOL Nav i9-Bacon Cumberland Cnt5iba short
Mess. 3itii; Western sou lartr
Prime Western - "a. cheese. American ChOce bDd sr
$500 fTovIsIons Lard ssod Der cwt i0r
American. Brcaistunst0ril 30 I'D tor Ncw Mixed west
Wheat 9iIe9YI per celt4l tsr Cnrornm No j. y q
California No .: SlOd ditd TO- Red Winter Peas
73d GENITAL Tor Canadian Butter 63O0d for Good ut
states aEd 54o0d for nDest do Bec ~ VA FOR Extra
India Ness
LoEDoS. Nav ls.-snirits rGrpeauGs. 81 Cd tdoIw.
423o quarter. Ll.seel Dl- III 10 q ~ -
per Talos 4Ho 0ec cSf 'ioiaoi fetroieL H. V'sio
ossd o..
HAva- May la.-wncor's Lsrd closed a. 20 fr's;' 30
ceiiiinrH Uvf 90 ko-
lluIus
and sellers.
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ny rrLlGRArm TO THE rRlBuyEI

The Consolidated Amador Mining Company has
levied an as essment OF 30 cents per share.
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Tdulsl

Total sales Tor thsdSr o''-40
CLOSING PIECES o. CALfF0RNTA STOCKS.
SAN FRASCIscO, Saturday. May 10. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-21

Not for many months has the speculation IN flpc Line
certificates been 80 exciung II last week Proo-
ably in no week before dealings 50 larsr. Il this
city they aggregated 42930OO0 barrels, representing
nj COG 900 barrels tian the gross visor suppy
OF crude OIL The "Oulis" were successful IN accom-
p-hin an important advance Opening at 95A 81 &c.
Inc urlce reached 81 % wednesday. IL touched
81 Oia, on Thursday. The movement vas stouty re-
sisted aud twice the mafke was beaten down TO nearly
The closing Gays OF the week were attended by l. ~
cement but above the dollar mark BIT
ter maintained. At the close the market was firm AZ
81 O27s against 9Jc. tnr preceding saturday, ana
81 Sac on tho saturday preceding that dlagnOsls OF
Inc speculative situation would nc las1 But liquidation
Ey the shorts" has fcI the strength 70 the market
Every stage OF the advance con ended against heavy
rcazaons by investors. and commission houses gencr
olv tcstiy that Their lines OF LONG stock been
largely reduced the = rapid that 10 no ini
port mt extent the public made new purchase. APP
living to the market ordinary speculative rules, the
DIS rOutou OF stocks among tue weaker holders appar
entity rem aims 10 D. accomplished
The range of pfceo total transactions for the
W. ek at toe New York Petroleum Exchanges were ~
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-21

nor BOSTON. The latest evening train
with through Pullman sleepers leaves Grand Central
Dot at 1874 D. week days and sundays 1850 y, IN.
Morning tram 1859. weed DAYS. Get tickets
NEW.YORk AND NEW.ENGLAND RAILROAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-21

BoDIE. Cal, May 2O.-A temporary engine is to
be placed in the Standard mil, and Gushing VIII
he resumed within week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-21
COTTON MAnKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIvrnrooI- NAV 1s -l2:9 D. m.rconen ste1dy MIA
ding CplaDCa. SD: do orleans 90. Sae" 1000 bales
neudms 900 bales tor speculation and EXPORT receipts
1900 bales, Including $500 American. Futures
Low MiGonDg clause. NAV ara June denveTv.
June deiyerv hodalt.. 5"S.4d:
5"oaAG: also 5Sc4d August
and September delivery 6Ssd; 6szsgd DO September
and jS'4d: 6ss4d also JSs4n do No
vcmbeI and December delivery. J4iead Futures dU.
LIVE PoCOL- May iS.2O m..Cotton--lhe SAFES OF the
day included $3.50 Bale AmSTice.
May i!4:OO m-CottOn-Futuf eS--U :,
MiGdhug clause May and June delivery 1''e'i do
July lie VERY aba L. DO uiv ana August very
6bsd 10 August and SeDtember devcry 1v4d do seoem
October delivery JSe4d: November and December
delivery. sgd. FUiuIes C .osea easy.
GALVESTON. Nav l9-COttOn steauy: Middlng lO%e Low
NiddhDg. &c: Coos Ordinary 9isc; receipts. 2S2
bs,rs; gross 81 Dales eKDOrtS 70 GreIt Britain. -
hal 10 France bales: TO the Continent bales:
10 the uhanneL bales coastwisc - baics; safes.
1Gl 44.C17 baeS
NEw-oNssNs Nav l9-Cotton ouee AiddlinG: io1.c :
Iow Mddng 9S4c COCA Ordln1Ty, Jiecs usi receipts.
y53 bales gross bales coastwise. z3O0
ba!cs: bales To the Continent. - bales;
Britain. bates 900 Daes; last even
ing 7.tObales stock. 800 1853 bales. -
SAVANNAH. MAY lg.-t;otton qniet Mlcdllng Iu'@ci
Low Aiddnne 9a,c: GOOD Ordinary. &C. nei receipis
I7S bales. gross. l7S bales; exports coastWlS' 5Ui
bales; To the Continent - bales To Grest BIitAn
ba les sales. $50 evening. gales stoek i15GJ
b2Ies
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH R: R,
st. and Desbrosses-st.

central r. r. Of N. J.. foot Lab srtg,'-
For south Amboy via c. T. r. Of y J., ). Sl5 a. ~.
a. d p M % va Penn r. r. - M M sgid 70
=, = p M via Penn r. r.. a. m. II m. 3'31 p III 9uf
For Red Bank Bong Branch Grove Asblry Plrf.
sea Giro Point Pleasant &c, via c. II. r. of y j. , fl1
las. T. 6p via Penn. r. r., A. IL M $50, D. n
sundays (nOt stopping at Ocean Grove or Asbdry P1r
q.
For lakewood romsR Barnegat. GO. vita J. r. r. );
Nj, SID A. H., l.IJ p. N.
For Freehold, via C. r. R. q y s. s'l5. llij m g..
o. IN. Keyport g. Sl5, ll45 m. l:i5, L. L. ~ 90 Il
For Atlantic CITY Vineland Bridget5n 80. Las p r.
q; p A.. O. r. X ofN.J q. Z. A.. p r. r. Sup.L
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Instructiou.

For Bows and Young Men-City.
4 SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. l4j W. 4jth.sL
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NGwYOkK. May 81.
The petroleum situation, divorced from the
speculative phase, as favorable as 1t has peen
FOR some time. Last week new wells Of importance
were DEVELOPED and the prospect being opened at
an cary day IL small OF course petroleum IA an unce-
tain product and person can say when new nclds
may or may not be discovered These facts are Known
however: That the older fields either declining or
at a stauds and the history of tue fields ndi-
Gates that they limited pool whose production Is
but little increased by the multiplication of wells Tho
newer fields are now only repairing the waste OF the
older ones Even the Cherry Grove phehomenon points
lesson An advance IN the total production In last
August 10 about 40 OG0 barrels day was followed by
decline to about 1900 barrels day 1.-THE present eS-
tmaed producti1n notwithstanding the opcung OF new
territories. For the last two months tho margin between
the supply and the demand has rapidly diminished and
last month the net stocks actually drawn upon
The pine line runs and deliveries have changed ltue
from tneir encouraging relations shown last week H.
the figures for The first ten days of May They are now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-21

FALL RIVER LINE,
BOSTON AND EAST.
REAPPEARANCE Of the splendid steamers BRISTOL ana
PKONIL ENCE. These sanch and elegant vessels
running this and will remain Ia until
Their notice.
Leave New York daily sundays ncluaed at p. from
PIER - North River foot Murray Connections by
boat from Brooklyn at 30 Jersey city
Tickets, staerOOns, &c. be obtained AL principal
hotels transfer ticket Offices at Pier - " r. and
steamers
eicht.-This limo fleet of steamers engaged eNcu-
the freight service thus nsuring prompt Tel
bic movement. Rates "a low other lines
ROKDF.N d LOWELL GEORGE L. CONNOR,
Agents. Gen. Pas.'r Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-21

DONDOUT and Kingston Line.-Steama IT
III James w. Baldwin leaves Monday. wednesday and FIJI
day At fIom Harrison making usual landings
with Ulster Delaware and Stony Glove l
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Glramboats an6 Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW ana ST JOHN leave Al. y. r. foot Of ca.
uast. every WEEK DAY AT connecting at Albany
Sunday morning ted with Trans north, west and east
4 MARY POWELL, Captain w. III. COR
~ NELL. for West Point, Cornwall Newburg. POUCH
Kingston. landing CranstOn's
meiy COzzens Milton. New Hamburg aud Hyde Park daily
excepted. Leaves Nestry S:l0 and ga St
p at POughEccpse with evening trains for
the north.
80 EXPRESS BAGGAGE RECEIVED AT 22D.sT.
4 LBANY DAY BOATS-Steamers ALBANY
~ and c. VIBBARD. COMMENTING TUESDAY, May
20 Will leave VestrysL pier DAILY except sundays $50
and West I'D IT. pier for Albany landing at Nyack
Ferry. Point. NewDurg POughkeepse, RhineGeck,
Cafekll and Hudson
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1teamuoafs and Ka,lroaus.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Via Pnsd. PAsr h hISE no 1T THE
Trains leave from Pennsylvania r. r. Depot
T sSE noa aaS ~ Wa
s chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Connects for ali point
H. MTpNIeHT Daily for Washington and all points West
ONCE SIS s Ssssas .ns s s
BOSTON VIA sT0NINGTON LINE.
sfss t sosd oo,
cant g Leave daily Sunday, s.eee
sale at ali principal aias cssss
F.. w PoPPLE. Acting General Passenger Agent
Ctasn Sex:Yors foot Of IaSeryss Station !;
BFG"syn GOs e. Tul,Sn s. Jsyss Wharf
Gag mmFor FIsmngon Eas!on: Wind Gap. Mauca
m.-For Pennington, High Bridge Branch sehoolsv.
Reading. harrisburg Maqch Chunk, WIllamspor Tam
m. For Pennington. EasOn. Allentown. Reading H.r
s@5 @For Eason Wind GAP Maseh CHM
Driton Wilkesbsrre Scranton Hszeion SC '4"qaA
Lake GeRstsSSs Ei'soa 'se e
$3.50 y. m.-For Eason. Allentown Reading, Harns)ar.
Mancs CHUNK Wikes6arre &c 70 o, pouu,n.--
and iptsrmedate sa5on, e $50 p m for EasOn Ala,
FoT newark S a. s Sssts 71S 7:aq sllgse
$50. s $50 400 5ie 800 5:45 8. els $780, l. Isl
For ra 2a TO local points see time tables at stations
PERTH AMBoY BRANCH.
For Sewaren and Perth Amboy at D, o. 3D. llfj n;
For Freehold AZ s. BIS ll:45 a. m, T. pm.
For Keyport at s. Sl5. ll45 a. l45, 4. 445. Pm
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ VIA SANDY HOOK.
STEAMER LEAVES PIERS, y. n.
FOOT RECTORSr.
Commencing Nav Ii, 1888
Branch D, 1913 a 3.4j. 40 D. m. Sunday 10 a.
For Atlantic Highlands, 8. 1913 a. M. 3 As, 40 ?.
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat $40 D. m.
For Ocean Grove, Asbury Park Sea Grit &c, 1915
Leave foot OF Libery.st si5a n, 145. 4p m for Lake
wood, Manchester Toms River. B2rnegat, &c.
LAO p. m. for A tantic City. Vineland Bridgetoa &C.
1Ij, 400 2. for stations 70 SeaOright.
S;l5 q. m. 4:t5 n. m. for stations TO sandy HOOK
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TRENTON and PHILA DELPHIA
. Leave New YORK from Station O. RR. OF v. l.
FOR Phladepha Ninth and Green.sts, at ij. , - lllS
go u g. M For Third and Berksstsy 7:ij Ills II.
l3O 43O. $50 p m. On sunday at si5 a m. go,
For Trenton. 40 9So Ills a. m. l;}o l. 3d. j'h
~ Rctlr m; On r1; sunday st 81 m 3S9 X D. m
From ~ atoms Philadelphia and Reading RI, N1t1 NJ
Green-sts, at 1870 S3O $50 IL ll5 BID. )ll III.
~ n. ON sunday, az $50 a. m, $50 l2 , IN. -,
From Thrill aud Berks-st at 80 500 9:l5l me- l. 81
From Trenton is5 go sS5 ' SOB ioGs liza H.
81 ~ = B. n sgnday I25 9is m 61 ,1 r. qr,,
and SLEEPING COACHES to yht trains non NJ"
CONNECTION is made Jersey City stllol 70 0ul )i
Brooklyn and Erie Depot, erseY .lty -, -. g.. ., -,
Tickets for foot OF Llberty.t lnd az we DnlN(h
hotels and Annex Office Jewels Wharf, BrDo<yn
" T. Transfer Company Will call for anu check OlsS1;3
from hotels residence to desaq1on c p,. .,.,.
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JNo. y ABBOTT Gon1 Passr Agent New.YOrk.
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger

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trains Of Corandt and DcsbrOss's 80.
s:lO A. NJ $40 D. m. for EasOn Behlehe Allen
town. Reading Mauch chunk Wilkesblrre Towdnda, " ave-
w. Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West. Pullms1
through coaches daily. Local trains 1t "a jio
D. fOr Fast0n, Bethlehem and C0play.
Trains leaving at :: 10 and tfo M connecttor III
points and HazetonGoh re t0us sunday trdl
local for Mauch Chunk $40 a. Leave Maeh chunk hs
y. III. nj, ,,,,,.,, ~, ,,o.,... !. -.
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

CoMMEN EMENT, at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. on
WEDNESDAY. June IS at ~ q. m.
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known rs the NEW
h YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERLY RAILkOAn.

Arrangement II trains from Chambers street Depot.
ga m.-Clncinnsu and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
room COACHES Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
DAILY" 81. Louis Limited" Express PhIinaas
best Drawing Sleeping Coaches 10 Buffalo arriving az
TIL ROUGH Cincinnati and st. Louis. arriving ~ iu-
cnnai evening $40 1T Louis 40 a secUn cy'
5:25 p. IN; Indianapolis II D. next day Direct conner;
tons Tor Louisville Neworelns and al points south and
spm tDaily)--Pscdc Express for the West. sieepiag
Coaches through Buffalo, NIAGARA Falls. Cincinnati ana
Chicago without change Hotel coaches through 10 Chicago
$40 y. m Emlgtant IRAN Tor TIE West 30 - ,o - N
nooS I45 s. 800 40 30 5$O TO- $50, $50 1880 pm.
II midnight Sundays $50, lO2Os m, las $780, . ? m,
Paterson, g. 72o 100 800 1920 ~ noon li6. 3;
Is Hidnght sundays G. $50 1920 ~, las, $50, 8, ,
Negsrk and Paterson via Newark 645 $40 1880 n,
nights sundays 8 - a ~. B 10. $3.50 p NJ. 80. 49,,
Sunern, g. 700, $50; 10 20 m -. 35l 9. S;sS. Sl2
Sl5 1890 p. and II midnight sundays =, 80 lo@0
a IN. l4G. $50. p. ~. and ~ midnight.
warwick. 90 a. IN. 4 30 2 N. - an, ,ao = . -
Newbur- and Cornwall. 100. A. M, S;5O 40 p IN
Rondou and King sion and Montgomery H. ,.
Goshen g. 100 O. 1920 a. M $3.50 $780, $780, g. Is D. M.
sunday. 8, $780, 1920 NJ. $50 p; m m o
Sunday o. $40 10 20 a. M, $50 D. m The $3.50 q m and
80 D. 10 trains with Midland Railroad Mains.
The "a m train stcUs az Malnst only
Port Jervs 3d. D. 1929 4;3o, 6, s, $40 sun-
dsy. $50 10 20 a. m, 8. $50 ana D. m
Boats leave 23st quarter VI and quarter after each hour
from $40 M to 9.i5 m. and az 10 80 aud ll4o p ~
Tickets for passage AMI apartments in Drawing room and
Sleeping obtained aud for the checking
nos 2oi tOl or SS7 roadsay 49, Wesi-st y. T.. No.
CouItst Brooklyn. or at the Compauys Depots;
-'' JNo \ ABB6rr, GonT Pas,'r Agent yewYOrk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF JERSEY.
~ for EngIewoOd lOse: Permoat and Nysek,
7:lO 80 10 m $3.50. 4, 400, $3.50 6i0 $50 p II
m nisnt = L ID. ~.