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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-28
F R BIG N.



BERLIN, March 26.-The treaty Of COM
merce betwesn Germany and Mexico
has been submitted to the Bnndesrath.
Il secures the safety of the retail trade
and the freedom Of property owned by
Germans in Mexico from forced loans
or for extraordinary charges.
How hid He Know.
VIENNA, March 26.-The Presse asserts
that Parnell in an interview at Paris
gave his word of honor that three of tho
Ten men recently hanged in Ireland were
innocent.
Attitude or indifference.
LONDON, March 2C.--The Daily Teie-
graph considers preposterous the report
The Government has sent q menacing
nose 10 Washington regarding the utter
ance and writing Of the Irish dynamite
party in America. He says the United
Bates Governments attitude of indif-
1rsnce to the rawlings of these men Is
u same as that which England has al
pays adopted towards exiles taking
utuge in this country.
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A Brooklyn man fell twelve inches,
the other day, and fractured ous leg and
both arms. He said be hadn't been SO
broke up since the Beecher scandal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-28

Is the man who bulls the market a
stock raiser?
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Mtninx saecks.

SAN Francisco, March 1.-THE fol-
lowing are tha latest stock quotations;
Virginia, 30; Curry, &3.37ts; 0phir,
t2.6olS; Union, 81: Nevada. $237,5;
Yellow Jacket. &s.25; Overman, 15c,
Bslcher. ESQ., Utah, $a.2s; Bodis. Sc;
Silver King, $io.75.
Ehippasg Intelligence
PoBr DIscovKEy, March 27.-Sailed,
Timer
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SAN FRANrrsco. March 2s-Captain
VIM. s. Mess. founder of the Exansiney,
died at French Camp. San Joaquin
county. on Sunday, OF old age.
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san FRANcIsco, March 21.-Wheat Is
lower. at $l.90d1.97ls. Barley. lower;
spot, $l,27sS; April. 22,ss; May. $l.s3;
buyer, tho season, $l.e7ts; seller, the
8 JASON, &1.20i<; seller, 'SS, $1.lS. Bran
lourar Al I'll ElT1S
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
L RANsPOHrATION.
DErAnIAnNI og ms IyIEmoG.


OFFICE lSDItS AFFAHa, WASHING foN Nareh -. l'Sj
SEAlFD PROPOSALS. indorsed Proposal, Tor Beet"
Bacon Flour Clothing, Transport ton ~ tas the case
ma. be- and directed 0 the Cpmni sonrl o INDIAN Ahat,
IN. Of tsbHY APIi - lss ior furnishing for tlc
about jJunD pounds Bacon ipU"ulo POUNDS
BakiDg Powder. 22u.po1 pounds Corn. 10000 pounds
coffee Gjo0ODJ pounds our t0o.1 p3uhds ioc l,O,gp
Lard LOO barrels mess PORK, $1,000 pounds Rice $500
pounds Tea 15Ouo pounis r"b1cco l7Lo0g pounds salt
l5UOOD pounds soap GUun pounds Soda 10000 pounds
Also Eankrt4 Wooien AMI Cotton Goods Consisting In
0f $4,000 Vtrts standard tauCu, JWiOlD
yaTds Drilling. 10000 yards. Duck, fte9 from al sizing
KcntHeky jeans 5000 yards Chcyio 90 Yards Brown
Uckory Sbmiing 1000 Yards calico shifting 5000 YARDS
wlrejancous articles. such as Harness. Piuueis Fakes
ToIk &c and Tor about AS Wagons required io The ar
vice Arizona. Colo ado Dakota Idaho INDIAN Territory
delivered AZ hcag0 CITY and sioux CITY Also
such be cqiltd. aiapied 10 the climate OF
Pacific Coast with California brakes, delivered at san
Also Transport the articles goods and
nj that may contracted for To DO delivered AT tho
n IL is'n must be made out on Government blanks
the kinds and quantities. 81 subsistence
supplies required Tor each Agency anu tho KINDS ana qaant
gross OF all other goods ana articles together with
blank proposals. conditions 10 DE observed Dy bidders time
and place delivery terms Of contract and payment trans
poratIOn and all other necessary nstrucons wi DO
furnished upon apD alton TO the Indian once IN washing
ton or Nos aud o. WOosterst, New York WIN. II.
LYON no 4s3 Broadway, New York the Comnissaries Of
Omaha saint Louis saint Paul San Francisco aud Yankon
the sioux CITY and 10 The Posnasters az the
following named places ia Kansas Arkansas CITY BurSng
Caldwell Dodge Guy Emporia; Eureka Great Bend
cine Lodge Newton, Usage city, sedan, Sterling Topeka
Wellington wichita and Winfield a., ,,
Bids opened at tho hour ana day above stated and
bidders are invited 10 he present a. tho opening
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
United states Depository AZ least per cent OF tho
amount Of the proposal H. PHlCE' COMMISSIONER
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european advertisements.
GRATEFUI-COMFORT
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAsT-"I BY thorough knowledge OF the natural
laws which govern the operations OF digestion and nutrition
and by a careful application the properties OF
eced Cocoa MT Eps has provided our breakfast tables with
vOred which heavy
doctors bills IL Ia by the JudcOus OF such articles OF
diet constitution may be gradually built up until strong
tendency disease. Hundreds OF
subtle msades floating around US ready to attack where
ever weak point We escape many fatal shaft
by Keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and
properly nourished frame"-Civil Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling milA sold IN tins only
(olb and b.1 by Grocers labelled thus JAMES EPPS d
Co. Homeop athic Chemists, London, England
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CHAKSPERES
DRAUGHTs FROM THE LIVING WATER.
Compiled and with Introduction By Geo. Alfred sriuger
Elegantly printed on heavy creamlad paper with broad
margins aud tasefny bound vol qusrto Price, ~ co.
Edition limited sixty numbered copies Of which sixty
are offered for sale.
Sent postpaid to any address receipt Of price
GEO. ALFRED STRINGER,
BUFFALO, N.Y..
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Mr.. George Alfred stringer has privately printed
n numbered edition OF sixty-lye copies OF volume
which he has called - Shaksperes Draughts from
the Living Water" lie has arranged parallel pas
sapes from tho Bible ana from the great knglshman
plays. showing concluslvely how well Shakespeare
knew the sacred writings and how thoroughly ms
mind had assimilated their imagery and their
lofty spirit Some IF Mr.. Strnger's comparisons ale
rather far-fetched Others are evidently GOMEZ
dences; but largo number are clearly established
paraphrases of word or idea. No hypcrcritIcal
writer will call the dramatist 10 account drinking
at that well OF uoble thought though tile case IS
proved for Matthew and for Luke as 1t never ha'
been proved for the phLUsophic Bacon. MI
Suinger has printed his book neatly Il not In all
respects elegantly.
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Qeachers.


4 MEXICAN and Foreign Teachers ,, Agency,
n % Union square, supplies able ana ns and bose
Iossors tni0rs goyerncsses lecturers companions
Eeeners Families going abroad or To- the o2nHrS rT
svttsd call on or address Mrs NJ j. IOUNbfU hiON'
American ana Foreign Teachers Agency 70 Union 29oe
A MEXICAN and EUROPEAN TEACHERS.
~ BUREAU supplies without charge coeges soIiDci
and families with thoroughly competent PiTt
ua and Families going abroad or 20 to 1
promptly suited with SUPERIOR tutors o9
eruess address Professor l4isuE-'O''' AA''
Brosdwas New.York.
A BILE and accomplished teachers, professors,
~ tutors gOvernesse lecturers companions sec1etses
and bousekeap families going abroad or 10 inc county,
promptly suited chargeto those employing tsaeneCs IVr
totelchSrs until supplied. f.. MIRIAM COIRIkhE * ~,
81 East i7th-st Union SquareE
a LADY AS ORGANIST, OR PIANIST,
~ speaking English German some French 10 OBTAIN pO
sition lady companDn for taN elng cry OF counIJ'
Address, GOOD REFERENCE l5l East 41thsL
MISS HESSE, 36 West 21st-st., supplies
WI competent teachers tutors govcnesses readers ng
Best advice given 10 parents or choice
schools References favor: Hon Hamilton FISH anu
eX.secretarv Eyarts.
VyTANTED-To locate or buy, day school
w for young ladies'. Address T. W, Tribune Uptown
ONCE, l23S Broadway.
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5ieamboats ano RAILROADS..

rVROY BOATS-CITIZENS LINE.-New
j steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY eave Pier
No A r. foot of Christopher st daily except sunday ~
D. m connecting with morning trains for all points North
SUNDAY steamer touches AZ Albany.
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steamboats, ano Railroads.

|
COR NEW HAVEN.-Stcamers leave Peck
Il spat 3 r. m and II p Sundays eHceptedG lip M
arrives IN time for early trains North and East
NOR RONDOUr AND KINGS ION, landing
A at Crauston's West Pohu Cornwall. NeMbqrg MARI;
6oo Milton GGSPSr so' St Escort leaves
tuesday Thursday sAturly6 M from foot Of iarsonsG
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-PasSenger
~ depots foot Of and es0o st
6Ta 2 a. Ma SG Rnk
sei co @SSey yo d Local arr trains at $40 D. H. Tor
Trains al = 20 a. n and s4D p connect for all
points In Mahanoy and Hazeon coal regions SUNDAY tram
local for Mach CHUNKS $40 a. M Leave MAuch CHUNK d"
General Eastern oncc corner Church and Cortlsnd Sta
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
- RIVER RAlLROAp.-Commeucin November d. 1882
a. TO- and Northern EXPRESS 20 Rochester and
M9tne" WIN ai ypres for CHICAGO Jaiy stopping only
at Albany Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Ere Cleveland and
10 80 a. M Chicago Express, drawing to Canaan
II a. Albany and Troy with connection to Utica Sara
tog 6ems fn n Hl and 'T y sB a SATURDAYS only
4 p. m Accommodation TO lbany and Troy. "a. ,,,.
running through eyeTy day in the week Niagara Falls,
daily except sunday With sles s G cars
@ n H. Pacific Express daily with sleeping cars for
Rochester Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago and
Night Express with sleeplngcars to Albany
Troy Connects wI morning trains Tor The West and North
way and at Wescots Express Offices Park and 7So
aud 942 Broadway. Newlork and 1888 washington st.,
RrOOklyu G. Is. MEEKER,
J. NJ. TOUCEY Gen. Supt Gen. Passenger Agent
~ To Boston, Worcester Nashua. Portland and the
'"' "o" -'" CITY OF WORCESTER
Without exception elegant ON Sound and
the fayOrite CITY OF NEW YORK.
leave 40 North River foes OF Watts pie
above Ferry daily. except sundays pm
DONDOUT AND KINGSTON LINE
steamer s James BALDWIN Io leaves every Monday We'd
landings and connecting with Ulster Delaware and
stony Glove H. X.
- CITY RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
ONCE Pier ls, ". r.. foot OF Cortlandts.
Consgnmeuts freight forwarded any part
Of the world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
receiy ed for delivery VI All kinds OF and
chandise To any part OF the city
SEA AN HARBOkTOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight Of every description promptly ghtered point
In the harbOr at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers II. sarin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is, n. H.. at9p m. daily lSatardsys
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co, between gSew. ork and
| New Haven aud dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points d.. ~ W. r. r. received at Psr D.
| For New Haven and points East At Pier ID
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND Eleven Miles,)r
Ten Uents steamers from Iron Pier IL, loot ot
MLitehal-st
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Communpaw. ". DRY Docks
Machine and Boiler shops everything appertanins t)sis
construction AID repair Of yesssiA
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New Publications.

WRONGED WIFE.
IN This intensely interesting novel, by May Agnes
Fleming is Just ready, and selling mOusy.
q. w. CARLETON d CO., Publishers N. Y.
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Brooklyn.
For Bows and Youny Men-Country

MRS. FERRIS'S Parlor SchO0l-A private
WI holrcinr.school for small children with mother
care AT 752 uincyst near edaye, brooklyn Terms low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-08

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUiH
MENE AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition,
4 Afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash bi1 w 49th-ss
ID r KELLEY GIVES PRIVATE IN.
81 mi
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t0inlcr Resorts.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRBUNE WILL BE RECEIvED At TIE
hrst St. until r. NJ and SO West Twenty thrd-st.
hrhth aye No. 02 East Tourteenthst Union
square $50 Thiravs corner st; o. tho AR
LEM OFFICER Nos l,O07 and 1890 Thirdave.. corner
onehundroiant NTH Ct, up to p L. at regular O
nee ratcs.
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Express Trains leave York, VIA IesbIosses and COult
landt- ST. Ferries as follows 49,. d, 81, o.
TO 1870 H. $780, 20 and 10 Limted IL l. 1919. $40
a g. b T. 5 and D. IN, and IL night Sundays. D. ;,
% I.imited) and 10 m, L. q. T. and y. and IL
rInrsss Trains New York daily except Sunday as
7;2o a. M. and 4p m running through VIA TRENTON AL
Camden. ,o.~o d.. e,r.., s,..,oo. ph,ado,,,.
h9SaI 400 $40. 345, $780, 31 $40 $50 and Ill a IN.
Limited Express 1870 mgl- 4. 3, lo;55 Lnated ..
Nh T.4h $40 On Sunday 1901, 300, 500
S23S s3oa m T. (5:25 Limted) $780, 7;i5 and 500 p
Fave philadelphia via Camden 0a IN. and 4;30 n Tally
Sps oncey 435 $40 and 944 Broadway Astor
oor of Desbosses and Courtandt stSi Courts aud
raSIyn Annex station. Fuitoast, BROOKLYN Nos.
Is and iis Husonst Hoboken station Jersey City
o,,anI Tcket Office, No Battery Place and Castle
den. T-.ns,., oox.n.,v will call .or anil .na,,.
baggage p n9ms I ~ PuGIi j. X. WOOD
ShN> General Manager. General Pass'r cent
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ynsiructioiI.
For Rows and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves ASH. gi2 w. 39eI.-es
ID r KELLEY GIVES PRIVATE IN.
NTEW-Y0RK MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ FORT WASHINGTON, NY.
Esiab lil99 i "a II Ays.M.D.
iREoPENs SEPT 4. lss2 ,,... o.,
Boarding school Of the S1st T. s mould at an early age
the intellect Of yoah by science tIe w t NJ bres reat
requisites Instruction, discipline religion VINO h's 'o'
oi snaed on Washington Heights abont ten miles up t9o
Hudson il Is reached Dy the -xth A'el n, r v timely
notification the superintendent mec'S '"' ANNA" " '
more beautiful and nealthv placo-on an emlneace com
manding the most delightful OF fin b,as of the
hudson It's buildings are unusually h2me ne shaded and IN
tersectei by oak groves afOrlns ample space io P'
{s%f@ f R9R "a nPS f 5Geqti'a spoken
University Grammar School, ,lS1 Broadway,
ciass hsar De s5t A. Hobby AEn ryacOli
Art Schools-CitY.
MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
WI after Monday, oct 10. m DRAWING OIL and WArER
COLOR PAINrI%G Still LEE E,9WE5 ana LAND
scAFh Subj sfu6fo no No 10 on %ibt55S AVENUE
Mr.. DHUNr1NGroN. VT WILLIAM HART,MrJAMEs
NJ. HART, Mr.. A. H. BELLOWS.
Musical
MRS. MARIA b. VOLKMANN,
WI PROFESSOR OF MUSIC AND ARTIST, ,,. -,
has returned Boston Will be happy to receie pupils
purpose thorough Instruction reading az S NJ,
9 Of sd airms s} uicH Square
NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
~ EAST 1irnsr on g Door b East Of 5ru.AvE.
THE NATIoXXL MUSIC sccnooL.
HhNAlN' ort s5FPRiiNiG5 TiEfiiMs Sow coNMENcING.
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.CTRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND Q on SUN
DAY. 8 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, z IN
NETWORK.
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nopuI.AR SHORE LINE.

DUPUI1Mh 1IIU NNE b bnsTGy AND THE EAST
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENIhAL DEF ~, -; a.
Three Express trans daily Sundays exeepted) 10 boson
So M n m lparor car attached and ~ N with paLoo
sleeping caIs) sundays at 10 m WIN PARE Rple
carsl +. w. foffLh. Asens,
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL FONTS EAST. ,,~
Reduced 50 Boston for nrsciss tickets gooioru
ne specified their face. ..,, nj, q, m,
Elegant steamers leave daily Sundays excep,el p ~:
from Pier 80 North River foot OF Jayst, New IorE
m at q Tickets for sale at All pfinep' "'~
o;fcea - =, S,..,ar, ,va
PR0vIDENcE LINE for freight only steamers IeLvs
from PIER North River foot Of Warenst sou p m u~'v
lsundays excepted) Tor boston PrJvdenee direct LAM.
+. w. PoPPLE, Acting General Passenger As''~
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LUR Bus IUN. = -, -, rr,.,>,
THE LATEST EVENING TRAIN. $500.
Pullman Sl@epers leaves Grand CentA DepoV ' 'i's
IN. days Get tickets wa
D. NNEW,YORK AND NEW-ENGLAND RAILR0A1
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOUS
SATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILROADs-sfeainer
leave atheIine slip ll30 300 D. Nj 23dst hsss
River Slu d. m Fare lower than by any other route
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For Bows and Youny Men-couutry
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE--M:lltary Board
4 \ ing SCHOOL, ''0 lPrncIpiI o. T.. WILLIS Phi. D.
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
AN Sear ns Rpri IT, Prepares bows college blsi.
ness For iull intomauon send ior catalogue,
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
summer o. winter. stoekbndse. Mas. r. non NANN.
pLUM'S Erzichungsanstalt.- Boys. prepared
~ iGrS9sse 9p 80 % P " BsrS 'io'
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
~ SIZE n vi PT na Sr s ys ' racOa
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE Freehold, New
l. 'o''''-foi' ~ Rev Rev. 4. C. CHAMBERS Principal.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
rIyto c c. b. V MS'iGicHLf. 4 N, superintendent
DEEKSKILL N.Y. Military Acadomy.-for
1 circulars address Co. CO. WRIGHT, A. ~. PRINCIPAL
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
English n''i 6est g' coacr'e Col Tto YAir rresG
PARK INSTITUTE.
For soy. .cooa yea, RYE nEy Ii frArlocr. pan,p,.
RYE n S:, Y-B"dior5 j. a soE24 rl SShS2
CWITiIIN c. SHORTLlDGES MEDIA
- ACADEMY ~ miles by ra'T"id IRON bfo,h-'t "a
H HSa rH 9TT fHiN T. l. Harvard co
lcge granualc, Media Penn -
SUMMIT MILITARY ACADEMY. summit,
Glarvaril Principal. Beautiful. healthy situation
Thorough w0rs. Terms $50 per monh Tor spiihs ana
summer
THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Conn. prepares stuientt lg vac Noegr; rus
lesser r. A rhacncr H. g h,as'ey 4 ~ A. q IsniR5:
dl'i ~ ~ i~' cUSHi&o. Rector.
For Young Ladies-Country.
CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS with care
Y J fuf fpr fo piraut4 r. MIRIAM COY klEltl
q co. n EIst litii,t- Union Square
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
NLABIf~ Pot ts0wn Penn fhirty--econi AnnuA session.
opens sept IL 81. Philirphia and iradng H. FL
miles from phi idcpha Wth thi1i a. .-.' d.i,r,
by Bound Brook rOui- Hone 90 morris, 't'dl
ana toough work cle sant buildings ald al cbnVrnlenet
large grounds tnl 10 atIOu we'll ku1wn ip b,tif
Fol catalogue. iddrr-- GRO. a. hl Lit y " l-iIl
THREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel. \: l.
~ H0meikG thorOuth, pros'esIe Nc@ ny, nv "
cular with f.l plrtiruitr% 1rpk''E g. Nhil a. y VI
LTONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
iowa Y Y: home thprJush cpursr ~ study; re-
Glen, Scptcmbcr -. Miss -. ". MErcALf. PilncinI
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES etpsn-ncei teachers nnabsrs limited
Address Mrs. l.. r. AYkEs co,o
For Both 3exss-Countrv
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL. II miles
~ from fsw-Yorl ohllrsn rs;hVs 4 mothsrs cara
Mrs. L. NOKHELL. Ntaia''-., a.
MRS. A. Il. ALDElCH will open her second
vi year summer class for Kindergarten Training al Norh
Fp further Information address her until May at
Is Willow ave. GcfmtntoWn. Penn.
DOCKIAND COLLEGE. - Nyack on the
ia Hudson. Both sexes ts25. send for catalogue W. H.
BANNIsThK. A. NJ
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EALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
EAST-FARES REDUCED. So to Bottom, Lowell ana
Fitchburg; ~ 10 Newport and Eau RI y 20 20 views
ReJor corresponding reductions TO other points Sesn-
ers BRsTOL o LID COLONY leave New YORK on AlsT-
nate dave SUNDAYS excepted from Pier % North ye Iooe
NJ Mnrray.si o D. m. Connecting By Annex boat IRONY
brooklyn foot Fuons $50 M; Jersey Guy IRON 'oos
of Exc hange place. at y. IN.
BORDEN 4 LOWELL. Agents. ~ - - -, -.
~ GEORGE T.. CONNOR, Gem. Pass. Agent.
A NOTICE
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XVUERE SHALL WE SUMMER 9-Persons
w desiring map Of the and select family watering
place Tho Ise Of wight " one hour from y 10y Hail.
VII please address. HITCHCOCk & DENTON,
II ChambeT3-st, y, I.
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NANNS pOINT HOTEL,
I'lIE ARGYLE,

WILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON or 1888 TUESDAY
MAY 20 l WILL BIZ AT THE HOTEL TO SHOW
ROOMS on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND FRI.
DAYS JAMES p. COLT.
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TOR W-HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
slipat D. ~ and liz m. Sundays eKceptedl lip H.
steamer arrives time for early trains North ana East
NOR RONDOUr AND KINGS ION, landing
A nj Crauston's west Point Cornwall. Newburg, mari
boro Milton Pokcepse Esouus connecting with USER ana
Glove railroads steamboat Escort caves
Tuesday Thursday SAurdAy6 from foot Oi tafsOnse
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NTEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH X. X.
ERIE RAILWAY ncw known Srra as the R%If N6Mt

II YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN KAlbNoADs
1rran0e,neni nf trains from Chambers street Depot
"a m-tlncinnau and Chicago Day ESPle'' p'""o'
,oom Cnac hes 10 Bulao and suspension Bndg -. D,e,6
CD IN (Dayj-Fast It Louis Express arlyd1ss nd Souh
at a m ,onnectng with trains TO The W est ahl - ~
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Coaches through Buffalo Niagara Fals
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-08
summer Board Wanted.

Summer Board Wanted.
GENTLEMAN, wife, three children under six,
NJ infant nurse. require board FOR summer roony
grounds within miles Of s,uon no over one hour from
NcwY no other h0atucls preferred long seasOh II
suited. EDWARDS, Fox l,uso, i. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-08

NOD EAST l4TT-Sr., 81 Door East Of JII-ANE.
incorporated lS;J.l ,....
TIE NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOl"
REMAINS OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR. .-..-... 49,,
SPRING TERMS NOW COMMENClNG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-08

GERMAN x aNR o. r MA LLoY + HA0rrI'''
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEM N EW;fohh'
sOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. - q
MAIN. "Wednesday, April IL ELBt Wednes1y april %
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- iTFS or pass 40 from y EW.YORK 10 SOUTHLAND.
TON, HAVRE or BREMEN No. .co
FIRST CABIN ....'..slOO SECOND CABIN -.......S6O
STEERAGE. $50. .,a
Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid Storage Certli
Gates S2i sail from Pier between secohu anu
Thirdsts. HOJOken. Y. J. - - - H. 49,.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-05-04
A GOVERNMENT SKILLET.

The cool effrontery Of many per-
sons who say they have claims on the
Government is amusingly carica-
tured in the following ''squib" from
the Arkansaw Trareller:
"Look heah, jedge," said a colored
man, entering the private office of
the United States Judge. Il wants
a pension"
Il have nothing to do with pen
sions"
But yon can gin me little ad-
vice. All de soldiers what was
wounded in de war, eff l understands
it, is titled ter a pension"
"Well," said the Judge
Il was in de war and was mighty
badly hurt, let me tell yer. l was
waitin' on my young marster, an
didn't do ter suit him an he broke
my arm wild skillet"
waiting on your young master,
you say?"
Eyes, sah."
"Which army were you in?'
"De C'nfed'rate army, sab"
"Why, don't you know that the
United States don't grant pensions to
men wounded in that army?"
eyes, I know dat is de rule, but dis
is a 'ceptional case"
why"
Cease de skillet which my young
marster broke my arm wild belonged
ter de Newnited States Guberment.
Can't git no money, yer say-can't?
Den dar's no wonder dat de country
is filled wild calamities. Good day,
cahr,