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Goruordtlou Notices.

NOTICE-Ihc following mentioned proposals
lla uu.uc-t Monday Niny 30. l-- m - O'Clock d.
ltf lIop'+t 10" 'Ntrnug ~cn.r i"N under Wd through
@ttst. ~. %. .d Proposals fur rcuniut Iirr new 49,
D. rai r.ialrne auu painting sheet thereon For fI ilior
nation sc 90. cry Record copies oi sale at No City Hall
y OIlCE.--Scalcd proposals will hc received
y by thc school lru-trr- Seventeenth ti4e
lld % 90. Iput OF EDUCATION ui I'll May n l~-
GO ION OBJ 0Id WAYS Grammar school Houses Nu-
- ana IT, For iI Information seq CITY Record, or sale at
so. CITY Hall
NOTICE.-Scalcd proposals will bc received
I'll May l--.3for supplying the required TO-
the Public schools la the for the ensuing year For fun
Information see CITY Record Tor sale at No (lty Han
NOTlCE.-Proposal- will be received at the
~ OhCc 90 the Department IT Public Charities and orrec
ton No So ii ave- uutil May &c. i,-3 or Groceries by
Goods Paints. ti0ckrr Nc For f Information ,cu 20 y
Rcc'ri,' ior sale At No. Clty Hall.
rI'O CONTRACTORS.-Scal proposals will
hcrc evcl al the Office u tc Fire Department. Nos )
~ Mercer until Nav painting nadine ana
siiuWt-h Work nn one boat Wu g. % atcWt.or lor utl.
iui"lm"uou see tty Record for sale at No. city Han
fIO CONTROVERSIES proposals will
be received M the Office OF the Department 81 Public,
Ing % various streets. For fan information see CITY
RECORD for sale 1t No Cty Han
fNO IKACTORS.-ScIlcd proposals will
De received by the Department ~ Public Park. untl
NAY ~ 49, Ior granite masonry work also Tor furnishing
information see city Record. Tor -ae al No cry Hall
fEO con proposals will
OF the Fin, Department Nav 49, I-- Tor furnishing
TINS Department with Hose also with Boiler steam
iq Information see CITY AECORD for sale at 70 civ
Hail ''
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LITERARY NOTES.

.-..-,.,.iors of society in Florence
nc iu,n anD ,ta onthor o1t Of the cty-hc could
larry uio'o snO 70 himself. lie will stay in
not eet ,-J, ,I,is month and perhaps longer He
'0u'oo s1,oe Tuscan articles which are to be
is Wills .ua.,rota1 hv etcbinps made bv an ac-
oc"cH'0,S 49, ortist ,,bo i. With him
eoihPi''"'N
MI. MARION OI""Ioiu' 1. ~ .,'a
Singer VIII hot In'Ae Us N''' - Wv.
July A"'""t' az was anu 'o -.
not YET Ioc'.''u INC MS ''' -. ~:
no explanation from 'lo a"'N''' WIZ - ''' "
Rome
Miss Noble the author of "Thc Reverend IDOL"
is hard at work upon her new book, which deals
partly with Washington life.
author of ti,o forthcoming novel. Mr.. and
NJ Marion 20 is s,i1 IN be q "uorsou of quality" in
E.ton Tho story turns upon an extraordinary
physiological phenomenon. a freak of hercdity.
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D'"I' l'"' ''i' i"9''ii- i''-'' '.,""P''
hd'l'u" lh'i ever "io'' NI's' o' '"o WIN
10" "uliNei 'hts' IuHi'' ''o'-" Wy "0 ' ans
oI lh'm; but IN our oo''n 'I,' HoU,.' I-'
1Ooeiuily sun. I"' i.' ''0 ''' "''
'"Aa one character OBJ '!' -.
according '' FIT W''''I 9'"''"'Oi va, w. .I,,
u-Would be WhoIiy mo-c'h anu IN0N''' ''' ,
ana the Souih "ou'u o' ''''' " ~. go
advanced man IL Is II was ''' a. W. i.i
every gentleman i' '.'' '''',' '.'. .,...
he Also who mad. these gentlemen value these
bocu, decorations. Tor it was ne that created rank
and caste down there and also reverence for rank
and caste and pride and pleasure i'm them Enough
j., laid on slavery without fathorug upon it these
creations and contributions of SIR Walter
4 c,riou- q rehabilitation of the power OF a suc,
book FIR good or harm is shown IN tie effects
wrought bv Don Olivot." and those wrought 10y
"IyauLoe7 The first swept the worlds admiration
for fine medieval cliyalrv siliuess ont of existence.
and the other restored il. As far as our South Is
concerned tho GOOD work done by Cclvantcs is
rr.tty nearly, dead letter so cnectually has SCOTS
peuiclous work undermined it,
The scene of tho opening chapter Of Mr.. G. p.
Latlrop's new story is Land in the Casino at New
port. The story deal, with fashionable life at that
pIettic5t OF summer cities.
Mr. Fr,ud. The Lor1u, Slr.',,3 thinks. "win
surely lc remembered as the most UulUcly, tie
most iuiudicous, the most irresponsible" OF book
makers
The forthcoming novel. "Thc Priest and the
MAN. which isIue7.ionod MS &c modern ADAPTATION
of the old romance of AbrIlri and H.'oiso' is the
work of the Rev W. W. Newton of PIttsfelL
Mass. near relative Of the Rev. Heber Newton.
sons book. "Tlcasnrc Island.'
TIcucxt nrubcrof The N1nIQti.n VIII orcn with
an l I t,l T.. C...4...,. g. d..
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Mem publi1aiions.
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW FOR JUN

American Manufacturing Interests BY Joseph Nmmo IT,
Present spects College Training BY President D. C.
Gilman
The Abuse Of Citlzcn-hip By Edward self. 5000
Herbert speDces Facts and lnierencea By Proiessor
Isaac l.. Rice. . -, ,-.,-- ,-..---
Few Woris About Public ugng Bv Christine Nilsson
Incidental Taxation. BY William II. springer NJ g. -.
Tho Moral Influence Of The Drama BY the Rev d. j. NJ
az John Gilbert 4. NJ. Palmer. W illdm winter
Ffy cents a copy s. year Published al 80 Lafayette
place. New York.
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slnnnL llINr..

Tncauaaal examination o.. Cd. classes vll begin CD NoS-
DAY. STAY 30. ~ lu .m.
Tu.eA. ld1,os ,.r ad4. .oa l1 aaJ Of tie
s~ regular courses VIZ. Mining ueiae"srr 'l'i Inecri-
u.. ..l Applied Chemistry. c''r. ~ i. f
Architecture. al begin ou I4tiDAl, june .at $50 Go i
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Express Trains leave NewYork Desbrosses and cort
landt ST. Ferries follows
ol5 7'2O 80 % and 10 Limited II M 800 $40 4.
0, y. ana p m, and II night sundaya B. 80 Iim.
ited. and ~ a. M T. s. 7, 3 and p. m, and IL night .
Express trains leave NewYors daily except sunday. az
20 a. H. And p. III" running through VA Trenton ald
Camden.
Returning trans leave Broadst Station Philadelphia l20
20 20 20 . 80 except Monday 90 7.3o SO ssy.
H. and II 10 ~. Limited Express 80 and $40 p nlt
J. 8 4, o. o. $50 1i5, ) and SO D. III. on SUNDAY 199N
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Ticket Onces 43o $40 ami ga Broadway, Astor iVs
aud foot Of Desbrosses and COrtland sts Couts anu
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Gartvn.
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Nem 11ubliraiiohs.
HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE

HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
CNo 397)
FOR JUNE
CONTAINS:
FAUsTCS.
Tront.piece Illustrating Poem by :. s. cOnant. From
Drawing by l. A. Abbey.
LAMBETH PALACE.
By 4. B. Gustaison. Illustrated.
THE HUNDRED YEARS WAR.
Fart VII Of Colonel T. W Issiusol's American History
Series. Illustrated.
INDIAN ART N METAL AND WOOD.
ByJ. l. Kiping Curator Of the Central Museum Lahore
and Director Of the MAYO school Of AIT Illustrated.
THE HOME or HIANATHA.
Ry Ernest Iug,rsou Descriptive OF Minnesota and e'ro
cily Of the milling industry az uneapol+ IIus'r-'e4.
THE EONIANOFFS-I.
Is H. Sutherland Edwards. illustrated.
SUNLIGHT MYSTERIES.
nvw. g. wysk.e popular exposition ofthe experiments
raio by Professor i.ur.y AZ Allegheny aai Mount
whitney and their wonderful results Illustrated
CARLSBAD WATERS.
Bv Titus Mun.ou Coan " p. Tuatn,of me medicinal
qualities u the waters of t",',ah N'1en'ad' ana
Ilal.euo4l. 44d sAo".u- TO what ".i-,uis they @io
adapted.
4 CASTLE IN SpAIN-I.
A Sew serial N2y,l. Illustrated uy Abbey.
SHORT Stories:
RUS. o humorous 81. tcn by cls,lc. Hcale.
TIE MOUNT OF ooREO g. by Hamlet Prescott spo-o.d
AN HoTHtTlc IDEA, by Working -f.
POEMS
Ry Annie Field. Miss A. ras.ett S. s. Coaaut. George =.
Montgomery ali John B. ra1r
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
TIcLsssou of Potter .oope,s Lfe-Jolu Howard rafro.
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ETHIOPIA. MAY Is. D. III IBOLIVIA..June . . n m
ANCHOklA, May 20, , a IN. DENONIA June . ; "A ,n
cabin passage $50 to SO. Second Cabin $40 - 4'
steerage outward. s25. Prepaid sal
- IlNhKPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SEHVICF
, y EIeSiA -h.ls May 70, June 80 Aug.
~ 0 " nohE shiis gune y July IA, August Is
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For Both Sexes-Country.

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Mr- II. G. MOlEl-LI, Mauht-sct. l. l.
HALF STUDY during the summer months,
Il for Young Ladies anI coutlomcn AZ
ROO IS LAS ID COLLIE ~.
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Special train leaving the company dOck a.
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sWINrON'S FOURTH READER.


book Of choice selections FOR tins important grade
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ro keeUse Eopgs connecting with ,tcr and rlfr !
stony Glove railroads steamboat CIV of springfield leaves
DONDOUT and Kingston Linc.-Stelmer
IA James " BALDWIN leaves Monday Wednesday and FIJI,
connecting with Ulster Delaware and stony Glove RI
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JNO. \ ABBOTr Genl Pass'r Agent Ne"-fo's
NORTHERN RAILROAD OFNEW JERSEY.

NEW-HAVEN. MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD, H0LIoKE MONIK! \ l. ai,i iatct-
and d pun sundays rx,cpt") connecting with trains
NEW.lIANEN tor NEEIDEN HARTFORD, ~pI tNG.
FIELD. $50. Tickets sold and ia~FIsc checked ~ 9it
broadway. y. y, ami Dourtst. Brooklyn. EXCURSION -
Ntw ill. ca and return. - 80.
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POSITION VIA STONINGTON LINE.

Reduced fare - 10 Boston for first tickets good on-
as specified on their face ~ VII
Elegant daily Sundays executed, ar
from Pier 80 North River foot OF ayst, New York anita
In Boston AZ Tickets tor sale at ali PRINCIPAL tiet
Offices '~A
Ph1NlDENCE LINE. for freight only. Steamers leav
from Pier % North River, foot OF WarIen.st,
daily (>undays excepted Boston Providence avg,
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FOOT RECIOR.~T.
Commencing NAY :, 1883;
For Highlands Seabright. Monmouth Beach and Lonf
Branch. >. 1913 a. m 3.l5. 4 BOD M sunday. 10 m
For Atlantic Highlands 3 1913 a. 3 -. $50 p.
For Lakewood. Toms River and Baruegat, 34j ?.
For ocean grove, AsbuTy PARK Sea Grt DC, 10 nj
34j. $50 p. ID.
Leave foor Of Lbcrtvst 8 H. l4j. p H., for Lake.
wood, Manchester. Toms River Haruegat. &c
l45p. M. for Atlantic city. inc'aud BrdgctOn, &c
l.f5. 100 for station, 20 ~fa1light.
S.l5 O.. m. 4 40 ~. for stations To- sandy Hook.
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4 FOK PRONIDENCE BOSTON AND TIE EAST
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three Express trains daily excepted % Boston at
a. m 2p M uarlor attached and 10 with PALACE
seclngcdfsl Sundays at 10 D. lwIt palace sleep
cars. F. ". POPPLE Agent
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I EUIGU VATIEY RAILROND,-P.,-eng

trains leave depot foot Of Cor ddt lud De-1.0.. ~
~ ~:io i:in aud %. for Es-o1 Bethlehem Allan.
town. Reading, Mauch hunk Wuhcsbtre. Iow'atL Nner.
~. Ithaca Geneva lyons Bufao auf the West pm mf1
through coaches duy. Local TRAINS 10 l.l 5tI
Io. llsiou. Beth eAeW and tOpIly
Trains leaving 40 80 M. and 50 D. M Counc'.lr ~
points Nllauov and HIlt0ucOu Tee cDus sunday trt1
locafor Nauch thunk $40 a. m. Leave M1uch tIIIk 80
! +. ..-. -
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"A steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF Troy cave Pier
~ y ~ loot OF Christopher daily except at
w. connecting with morning trains Or al points North
SUNNY steamer touches ~ AIOaLy
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Genera Eastern once corner Of church anl Coraatst
J.. b. bllNGlON, q. h. A.