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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19

The Livingston Flemming breach
of promise case which resulted in q
verdict of $4,000 damages to the
wronged and rLined woman, has as
sumed a different aspect. Flemming
has secured stay of proceedings by
presenting a lot of letters too filthy
for publication, which he claims to
have just discovered and which Miss
Livingston is said to have written to
a carriage driver, They may howev
err after all prove to be forgeries Of the
meanest sort and we hope Miss Liv-
ingston will be able to vindicate her.
self and show that she was but trust
ing maiden, Glowing not wisely but
too WELL"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19

SENATOR HARRIS was re elected by
the Tennessee Legislature Tuesday on
the frat ballot; a distinguished honor
10 a faithful servant.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19

Col. SAVAGE, who recently said in
a speech that JEFF Davis, Senator Har-
ris and other leading men of the Con-
federacy ought to have been hung, is
perhaps more of that opinion now than
ever, since the Senator beat HIM so in
gloriOusly before the Tennessee Legis
lature. But Savage can console him
self with the thought that it Harris
had not been elected, he 81 never
would any way.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19

A CNcnNATI paper speaks of Mr.
KuOx as a candidate tor Governor in
Kentucky and dubs the illustrious j.
Sci Miller, S. Lee Miller. But such
is fame.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19

The Boston Post seems thankful for
small iaEors. 1t says zone of the
good things that can be said of Mr..
Hoar's Presidential succession bill is
that, by its provisions, in case of the
death or or disability of President Ar
thur there would be FIVE men in the
line for the succession, ahead of VIM.
E. Observation-Disclosures, FOlger,
Lincoln, Brewster and Grandfather
Howe-all standing a better show,
and in the order named.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19

A BILL to allow newspapers to be
sent free through the mails TO actual
subscribers. is before Congress. This
is most too liberal. The present rates
might be reduced half, but there is no
clamOr among the papers even for
that.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19
QUICKEST. CHEAPEST AND BEST

Route 70 al points "a Missouri, Kansas. Illinois.
N. Indiana. lows, NeeIaska, Colorado, Afkansas
OF iufthef iniormaiion shout tickets 10 The
Florida, address a. ~ ATW0ae
Gen, Pass. and Ticket Agt,, LouisvIlls, Ky.
OI Y. !, Anlhony, Ast.. STANFORD. ".
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS

10 hemPhis, Little ROcs, Mobile, Montgomery
and New Orleans.
kmigrants 20 Texas have their choice Of M ron,.
Via Memphiso or via New Orleans. Time mueh
quicker aud rates lover than By any oths.
route. ID IL also the N-
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19

Mr.. BECK made speech against
the Tariff Commission Bill in which
he showed that instead of reducing the
duties which bear most heavily on the
people at large, and operate as a DO
nus to certain classes OF manufacturers,
it is so artfully constructed in many
parts as actually to increase the bur-
then and to put more money in the
pockets of those in whose interest it is
concocted.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19

The Superintendent of the Central
Lunatic Asylum, judging alone from
his testimony before court of inqui.
ry looking into the management Of
the asylum under his charge, is Who'll
ly incompetent for the responsible pc.
sitiOn he holds.-[Glasgow Times.
And the same might be said of sever.
al other of Gov. Blackburn's ap.
pointees.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19

The democrats in the Illinois Leg
islature have nominated Hon. John
M. Palmer for the U. S. Senate, quite
an empty honor, when we consider
that the body is overwhelmingly re
publican.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19

A. COLLEGE of pharmacy for the
education of women only has been or.
ganized by the Polytechnic Society Of
Kentucky, and will soon be in active
operation. Women are already en-
ployed in Louisville as pharmacists,
and are giving complete satisfaction
to their employers. They are steadi-
ly getting their rights and the time is
coming when they will walk up to the
polls and vote same as any other man.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19
"FOGG'S FERRY"
With the Charming Vocalist Commedienne,
MISS CARRIE STUART
-UNREsERVED-
AUCTION SALE!
Stock and Farming Implements

The subscriber having sold his iarm In Lincoln
county, opposite Senator Bruce's bridge, will sell
the whole Of his stock aud farm implements on
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19

If newspapers are any index of the
feeling of the State as to Carlisle and
Blackburn, the latter has a mighty
poor following. Only two have ex.
pressed in favor Of him, while thir-
ty odd are unequivOcally for the
former. Blackburn ought to retire
from the contest now, while he can
do it gracefully. Remaining on the
track he can only hurt Carlisle and
assist in the election of Randall, or
some of the high protectionists.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19

A WASHINGTON dispatch says Sen.
ator Pendleton's friends say that he is
considerably cast down because the
passage of his Civil Service Reform
Bill is not more favorably received,
especially in Ohio. The action of the
Ohio democrats in not sustaining his
course is a great disappointment to
the Senator. He thought that by the
passage of the bill his chances for
nomination for the presidency at the
hands Of the democratic party would
be greatly enhanced. That he does
not get any thing of boom out of it
causes him a good deal of soreness.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19

The Republican National Commit
tee has decided to fix the representa-.
ton in their next presidential cOnven
tiOn at two delegates for each Senator
and two for each representative of a
State. This will give Kentucky 26.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19

COMPLAINING of the unprecedented
expense Of the census taking, the New
York Sun says: "It has cost to count
the people of the United States rather
more than ten cents for every man,
woman and child Of the fifty millions.
The cause Of this outrageous extrava-
gance is the departure from the con-
stitutional object of the census. The
purpose of an enumeration every
tenth year is to afford basis for APP
portionment of representatives and
taxes. That is all. The fancy fea-
lures Of the census have been tackled
on at the instance of theorists with
theories to bolster and statisticians
hungry for more figures
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19

Coz. JONES says when he told that
interviewer that Owsley and Knott
drank whisky literally it was under
the promise that it should not be pub
lished. This explanation should be
very satisfactory TO the honorable
gentlemen.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19

The Chicago Inter. Ocean remarks:
II is a singular fact that fat men
never commit crime. No fat man was
ever hung, and very few are found in
the jails and penitentiaries and reform.
atories throughout the country. The
lean and hungry Cassius is the bad
man, and the fact is recognized in fic.
ton as we'll as in history. Who ever
saw a fat william on the stage, or read
of one in a novel? "The most despe.
rate of criminals are lean men with
light complications" says a famous de
teclive; "fat men are sometimes arrest
ed for swindling and kindred offences,
but never for high-grade crimes. !"
There is a general impression, howev.
err, that the most oily rascal in the
world is your fat man. The oily
quality is, perhaps, what enables him
TO slip through the meshes of the law.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19
TO THE PUBLIC

In c. T.. Callahan's Romantic Western Comedy.
Drama the Latest New York success aud sEN.
sATiON OF THE SEASON,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
urw WORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1888

saes $50 bbls New Mess spot $40 12ssl9 S7a and "a a.
New Mess srot quoted SO Tor cTP3Ty ran f prm 90
choice Western Prime Mess SIS 90 Eff hns gSt
saaTy varied ruling sePsTay i seSEe
81 Fa'p 5G sss Is Pate sd I Extra .Pas
Mes: in ,S S us sa5Ss 81
F%ne. 1 noted 10 prices and demand fair sae
c d boxes Rib Bellies 4 p Nest 50 tS' P PIcEed
ees 70 b. 81 G' p rSSfe hoadeT Picked
Hams l3S: smoked shoulders zoe cSa Wholly ncm
Clear 6Int1d SoTe d Ioe Gnu az West Long and
shot Clear h2ll ana hat l0Sce p With continued
lair demand city. Light lO0lo4e; fi and cash
la; hay eSty neTeased demand advanced Sd G t
points IT THO opening sno.edgeg re again and
OF at points aboye the SuoqI f9es IL 47 osng
closing lio 80 tcs June 5ic closing 2 so
1900 tea July l5 Il5!c CLOSING q n,ember closed
II fG ! Gc 1000 les 1cS1d lOoZc closi9S
bid CITY steam tear, I hser "9 %1Tc sco RcUed
ard nominal 4oc Continent u y9a SG All q aG9
but prices show little no change dema1a iSy cream
s e 81 a9c. Pennsylvana creamery % 9Soc Western
creamery state dairy n2 nrSR' , tbr Creamery
i829c: Western factory. nc; od 6negZio tatS
nrkins 2S2ic Western dalEy n,nd continues mod.
eTn hc,Gfyc Lon ] 5, mainly on wants Of the home
trade pices have 92t yarisa IN any rse VIE Creamery
fOr
support and changed I'm any respect en1hn gne
moderate stare and pennylyana 2oo26 2c western i'l
d2nc.. southern. l9a20c 10000, .o..,
R1CE-Moieratey active, steady and unchanged quo'eu
n 70. for Domestic .,-,- ...,.o
SEEDS clover STEADY 1t9l5 and fairy actye
TmOihv quiet 81 So 81 10 for the larger pnichs+
small lots from higher FaXsecd u quo'eu
nomnay. 81 %. Calcutta Linsecu dull at ~ 93dt2
SPICES-Quet bonded lots nm store lotS WEEK
Pmento l2s, &c.; Calcutta Ginger Sc African 90 S9ci
Cloves 2n03Oc.. DO Stems lc Prime Nutme2s 9Ho,.i
Mace 90 1Oc. PEPPER l63i0 for Batavia loH~l
for Si Gapore ur-a.ux
SUGAR-Ilaw dull and nominal ut &c for Fair Rehnlng'
and 7c for O. te-t Cor Centrifugal Refined quiet anu ge
orally firm Cut Loaf, 9l4C Crushed. 0lc Po"nerse ga
&C.: Granulaed, siiec. Cubes 9c; Moud AGr a.;
ConfectiOuers \ standard A." &C." On -
Teas White Extra c. "a Extra C" 1's9' ll'IOc'i
SrEARINE-Very quiet and puces somewhat nominal
Choice CITY quoted llA0l14c sales, O,OOO 10. lac
OieOnarCarine StelItue loo ,
TALLOW-Hed somewhat stronger and IN better uehlanuj
Prime CITY quoted \ 2c; sales. 10 700 ID, oisUoi2c
TFA-Sti abOut steady. but quiet. ,.,
dull sales 25 1870. ohio f20lci % cases
1870 Pcnnsylyana l26l1c. 30 cases, 1881, New hS'uu
1880: 200 bales Havana. $50. N 1 -.
WOOI-Is very dull the bulk OF the lots Offering are I'M
desi ab e. and d-ics anxious 10 sell Manufact
DO nod large stocks with the dEe OF inc
clips from California and Texas II IL expected thdt my
will the market thon holders hope 10 derive ssht
advantage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
ilrouo5als.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
l. TRANSFORMATIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF THs EXTERIOR

|
OFFICE or INDIAN AFFAIRS WASHINGTON March -. lss3
SEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed Propo ais for Beef
Bacon Flour. Clothing, or iransp,rttt1n e. as to Csc
Nos ~ and ~ WooStes Sew Y5rk vii be rece We u4ti
D. III OF IT, EsDAY APRIL 2l 1855 for IN n-ang FOR the
beef the hoof. $4,000 pounds Beans 45OoD pounds
cSaae G. go pounds Flour GG6oO pounds Fcc 7oS0j
fard 100 barrels mess PORK $1,000 pounds RICE 1900
pounds Tea, l6OUO pounls Tobacco 7l00g pounds sat
sugar aud 10000 pounds Wheat -
Also Blankets, Moocn and Cotton Goods consisting ~
part of Ticking $4,000 yards S,anlard Calico, "pnmp
yards; Drilling 10000 yards Duck, fee from al sizing
Ken1cky Jeans 5000 Cheyoi o. 600 Yards Brown
HicRoiy sbing 10000 yards alico ldrtins 5OoOyard.
ware Medical Sup es. school Books and long list Of
miscellaneous articles such as Harness Pgn hs tale.
wee in Arizona Colorado Dakota Idaho. Indian rdory
delivered at hicago City and City Also 70.
the Pacific coast with California brakes delivered al san
TRANSFORMATION for such Of the articles goods and sup
p,s that may not be contracted for to be delivered at The
Eids must be Government blanks.
Schedules showing the kinds ard gqanuTs % sussienee
es In gross Of al other go1ds ara &Iees Sg.4eF s
and deery, terms OF contract and payment trans
iSfns Ell upon application 70 the Indian Office Washing
ton, or Nos 50 and 81 Wooste,,sI Ne"3oX WIZ u d
Subsistence u : A. at cheyenne 1hicSgo LeSVynwpt,n
the sioux Guy and the Pos masters at ne
ION caldwell Dodge Ciy. Empona Eureka. Great Bind.
Towefd Hutchinson Lafned. Mcpherson. Marion Medi
cine Lodge Newton oaage CITY. sedan. sterling Topeka
Wellington. Wichita Int Winietd.
De opened at the hour and day above staed and
bidders Al q Invited 10 be present tho opening
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
bids must be accompanied cei thod checsd upon
some United Depository 40 least cent o1 tho
amount Of The proposal II. PRICE. tommissIoner
PROPOSALS for building "A steam vessel Tor
L the 4. =. Coast and GeOictic ~uryey.
u. :. COAST AND GEODErC SURVEY OFFICE
WELLINGTON. ID. g.. March 10, 1881 y .
SEALED PROPOSALS. Ia duplicate. wi be received az
this oise until IL Jlnc l. lo~ a1d opened INN ..
IS there alter bang wooden vessel for this
service
dimensions hundred and s-Neny-
feet nine inches breadth eH-
ifeme feet five Inches Depth Displacement sc zen
hundred ana eighteen tons.
Blank forms on which proposals must be maie specc,
iufO tOn 20 Obained On p-
pication to the photographs Inspector OF tho SURVEY III s
Oncc. j. t. HIL6AhD, Supor'ohl'h"
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Gorscs ano Carriages.


A GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT FOR SALE,
N consisting of bay horse years Old lsound and kind
can trot easily In 24O sde-Dar buggy nearly new Will
be cheap cash given exch ange for diamonds
stables 4SZ ClermOntayo, brooklyn, or Vi the
owner. Az Vanderbilt ave. Brooklyn.
CADDLES, HARNESS, &c.--Bargains in soiled
- samples for a short time only at &. H. SMITH CO.'S,
40 Wsrrenst. New.YoIk.
rI,EAM Of CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE.
Il Price Ono Thousand DOlla s. dark bay. 10 hands $
inches eight and old sound and KIND
selling account oil family gong 70 Europe
Dan he seen al oaaers stable, 49, East C0t-st
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feoal Notices.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-TIlE
~ PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NETWORK vs.. TIE
KNICKERBOCKER LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Notice IA that pursuance OF the Judgment
entered I'm this the ooh day OF December 1882 In
tie Office clerk OF schenectady County and IN con.
PROVISIONS Of order OF the said Supreme
Court made in said action on the sth day OF January s
and the oico Of the clerk Of schenectady
eanntv 4 the undersigned Charles II. Russell the
ceiyer OF the knckerbOcker Lite Insurance Com
I'M Of York do hereby all
persons intend TO assert claim OF any nature
haOever whether based policy OF life Insurance or
upon other contract liability OF any Kind against me
said the Life Insurance Company or against
The nrnnerv the said insurance company
AGAINST the receiver thereof 10 exhibit their re-
statement OF the nature and character
thereof such at my Office No 52 William
M the CITY before the 10Th day OF Au-
gust 1888 thereby make themselves parties to the ac
OF OF such claims TO be made by
oath of the claimant such other person as snail nave
a hereby and required TO exhibit their
who shall make default and fail 80 10 DO
within the for that in said order To-
viii on 10th day Of August 1888 Will be pre-
decree made In this action and
from distribution OF the OF the
Life Insurance Company under sa de-
cTer.-Dated New York, January 10 1888. ....o,,,,
jana lawW3Ot CHARLES ~ SSELLt
Receiver Kncker0ocker Life Insu ance Company.
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Express Trains leave Newlork, VIA Destrosses and Court
laudt ST. Ferries. as follows
ll5, 7:2U, g. $780, % and ~ Lmtei IL M l. 3:2o 39s
a, ), d, 7, and D. ami IL night Sundays ), p
60 Iimtedl and 10 M, .. T. and p. III. aud IL
EIpess Trains NewYork daily except sunday az
100 a. III. aud ~ III" running through VIA irenlOu AM
Camden. - ,..., n, Co.,. $500 NH, .,..t,
iSoI 3u5 800 $40, 800. 731 $40. $3.50 and IL ~
limited Express 1870 p MI 8. L. (5:25 Limitep ..
mo- I:i5 and $40 p. ON sunday 1901. 800. 33Os
S45 $50 l. t525 Lmed). $3.50. 7;ij, aud $40 "a.
Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden n IN. and 43O iay
Tceat Onices 435 $40 and ga Broadway Astor HOUSE
and tont OF and CourtaniJ stS Col8t snt
Annex station. ooto Fultol-st Brooklyn Nos
III M and i3 HudsOnst. Ho0oken SIitioi Jersey City
Emarant Ticket Office No Battery Place and Castle Gar
den. Transfa, co.,..o, will call mr. aol .na.<
,,aagar re from hotels and residences
h. PUGh, j. IL. WOOD
pass'f a
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Goruordllon Notice.

GAS COMMISSION.-PrOpOs for cstlmatos
flee of the OF Public Works until April ~
1888 For full information CITY RECORD, iOf sac al
No 2 City Han.
NOTlCE.-Thc foll0wlng-mc proposals
~ will be received by the Department Of Docks III ana
Il9 Duanest. until TIL KSDAY April 10, lS8J' al IL
for building Cnb Bukheld at the foot Of
@cond oIosas for building Bulkhead Platform at lOlh
Proposals for building Bukhead Platform at Store
Dock. Black wells Island.
FOurth-PTO building New wooden flef al the
foot of jjil-st. NoIth River
CITY Han. --------------
NOTICF.-Sealcd proposals will be received ut
~ the Office the of the Board OF education until
April 20 -o3 supplying IN" Coal and Wood required 10Y
the Pubic This city Tor the ensuing year tOr ul
information CITY Record, for sale al NO city llalL
NOTICE.-Blds or estimates Tor each OF the
following named tF.rst-COtiages In Reservoir
and SecOnd-Ctanit-. &c, and Iron
W0rKs on two irks will be the De
P.bic Parks at their Once 30 Clnn.squre
until 10 O'Clock WEDN ESDAY 18Th day OF April 1853
For full information city Record, Tor sale al NO Cly
Hall
NOTICE.-PropOsalS will be received 1T the
Office OF the Department OF Pubic Charities and Cortec-
lion y Third nt ApTl IL, 1888. Tor groceries.
goods ciOckery etc For iun NOR
nation city Record for sale at 10 2 CITY lial
NOTICE.-Scaled proposals will he received
~ at the commissioner Of Public Works until
April 10 paving also for furnishing tho materials
the nine Free Floating Baths ior iu ihO ma
civ Record for SAFE az No = city HAIL
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express Trains leave York. VIA DesbrOsses and Court

DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUrE SAFETY
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| EOR NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
steamer arrives IN for caly trans North and East
| NOR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing
at Crauston's West Point Cornwall Nesbqrg NAIL ;
Delaware aud stony Glove Rail Dads steamboat Escort caves
tuesday, Thursday S4turdy6 M from foot oil haIsOnse
l EHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD.-PasSenger
deDOts foot Of COrt and aud DesOTosses sS
Ss Ma a@f cRun S Ess'G To%anGa Wve
y. Ithaca Geneva lyons Bunao and inc "est o m ,r
Fasd6 Beta sSiIs ensm rum ana copay Local '1'
Sny aGo at and % aneon a coal Sunday train
local for Mauch Chunk, s.l5 a. Leave Maueh Chunk at
oncc corner OF cGreh and Coranst ss
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. Commencing November o. 1857
a. Ia Western and Northern Rochester and
Montreal with drawing room ears also to saIa3gn oo,
at Albany syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Enc Cleveland and
10 80 m CHICAGO EXPRESS drawing room cars to Canaan
II a. M to Albany Troy, with connection Utica Sara
! toga G.ens Fails, Lake George aud Rutland
p NJ ACCOMMODATION to Albany aud Troy 9. ,o,,..
running through every day in the week also Niagara Falls
$50 No. Express daily except sunday with sleeping cars
syracuse and to Auburn Road also TO saratoga and Mont
PsSG $ bes case a tSG
| Lowville. ~, - T.. ,r, 49,,
Troy morning trains The West and North
wav and at Westcots Express Offices PARK place and 7So
aud 9i2 Broadway New-York' ana 1888 Wsshn ;tonsG'
J. M.TOUCEY, Gem sup't. Gen Passenger AGENT
NORWICH LINE
~ Boston. Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
'"' he" i'0" 't CITY OF WORCESTER.
Without exception the most boat on the Sound and
leave 49, North River toe: of Watsst next pier
above Ferry, daily except Sundays ats pm
DONDOUT AND KINGSTON LINE
III steamer James w Baldwin leaves every Monday We'd
landings and connecting with Ulster Delaware and
stony Glove ~ IL.
- CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
ONCE Pier Is. N. r.. foot Of Cortanitss
Condanents OF freight forwarded 10 any mart
| of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders for delivery Of All kinds and msn
chandiso 10 any part OF the city.
| SEA AND HARBoAToWINo AND RIVER AND HAIR.
Dor LIGHrERAuE
Freight every description promptly nbtered To any point
| In the harbor at reasonable rates.
| STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER Eost EXCURSIONS
steamers IL. Starln and Corning for NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier ID. N r. as9p daily. saturdays
| eIcepted.l
| METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co, between Sew.t ork and
| New.Haven care and disDatoh guaranteed
Freight points d. L. n W. Il II resolved 1t Pier -
! For New aud points East At Pier lS
| NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAND Eleven MllesDr
Ton Cents Steamers from /, Il. loot ot
| Mhitohai.st
! CENTRAL SHIPYARD. Communipaw. N. J.-Drv DOCKS
Machine and Bolor SHOPS everything apportllia!SbsD
construction ard repair OF vessels
| VNROY BOATS-CITlIENS LINE.-New
steamers SARATOGA aud CITY or TROY .eayo Pier
No AZ ~ H. foot OF Christopher daily except sunday
u connecting with morning trains ior All points NORTH
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Qencher5.

MEXICAN and Foreign Teachers Agency,
~ 20 Union square supplies able and accomplished pro-
lessons tutors lecturers companions ind house
kpepers Families going abroad To the country promptly
suited. call on or address Mrs. NJ j NOUNH-fULlpN
American Foreign Teachers Agency IS Chloh Square
ABLE and accomplished teachers. professors,
g0verneSses. lecturers. companions secretaries
and hOusrkeepets families going abroad TO the count
promptly suited cargetO those employ ing teachers nor
10 teachers until supplied. r. MIRIAM CONRI EiE & CO.
81 East l7tll ST (UDlOn square,.
NNrANTED.-By Il tirSt-c'aSS teacher, lessons
w on piano organ In German. Latin and mathematics
IN exchange for board Address w. c. L. care OF MI IL
YEUTHFR. 94i Sd.ave y. Y.
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.LTRAINs EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on sUN<
LAY, STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. IN
NETWORK.