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GUBERNaTORIAL INCONSISTENCY.
DR.. Holmes once penned the line

DR.. Holmes once penned the line;
Don't he consistent but be simply true
The advice Is good. but those who purpose to
be guided by it would do well to remember tha-
there is no necessary connection between incon-
sistency and truth The fact is that your in
consistent man is too often man whose moral
sense lacks Development he is now on this side
and now on that ; not because OF his passionate
devotion to the right. but because of his iDaDll-
ity to appreciate any higher rule OF conduct
than that which is suggested by expediency.
Governor Cleveland has just convicted HIM
self of a grave official inconsistency. Ii is to
be assumed that he can prove that he was III
consistent that he might he true, just as an IL
lustri0us parsonage OF an earlier age explained
that he was cruel that he might be kind But
the proof has not yet been submitted, and pend
ing Its production let us look at the nature OF
the inconsistency in question. Early last Feb"
ruary the Governor sent to the Legislature n
message yetong the bill providing for certain
amendments to the charter of the City of Elmira.
In the course of this message he expressed him
self as follows:
The provisions of the bill requiring the presentation
OF "A claim Tor damages within fifteen days, and the COM
mencencnt OF an action within sir months after the
unnecessarily and unrcasonably restricting the night Of
the party injured by resort TO the courts the
damages which he has sustained
There il no installing the meaning of these
words. 1t was the Governors firm conviction
in February last-that it would be denial of
justice to shut out claim against city III case
action on it was not commenced within six
months from the date of the injury upon which
N,tr 1 paay
seen, the Governors spring firm conviction on
this important point differs radically from bis
winter firm conviction. For In and behold, a
few days ago he signed n bill amending the
charter of Albany which cOntalrs provision
that suits for damages against that city must be
brought within three months of the date of IN
Inry. Not long ago he argued that six months
was not long enough. Now he says, by his
action in signing the Albany bill, that half Of
six months is just the right limit
Well, it is IA glaring Inconsistency and natu-
rally enough the Governor is taken harshly to
task for making fish of Emira ard fowl of Al
bany. Some of his btterest critics are members
of his own party at the Capitol, and their news
paper mouthpiece, The Albany Imes, does
not hesitate to administer n severe rebuke to
him for the readiness with which he revlses
and amends his firm convictions of official
duty. But, as we have SAID, the assumption is
that the Governor was inconsistent in this in
stance that he might be true. Ii is difficult to
believe that a mau of sense having just re-
spect for the dignity and responsibility of the
great Office of Governor would veto and sign
bills not in accordance with fixed principles but
with shifting principles changing with the
/
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Jnaex to Advertisements.

.,rsvwryrs-7M Page-5th aud 9th columns
ar,yorycruEsrs- 9Th Page-4th column.
p,xxrso HoUsEs-7h Paae-3d column.
pus1Srss CHANcEs-7h Paae-3d column.
prs,ssss NorIcEs-4m Pays-1st COLI M.
Ro.pp AND RooMs-!7h Paoe-6th column.
CIRpErs-7h Page-6th column.
roppon ALTON NoTICEs-6th Pdge-2d coiu""
.nIvInrNp NOTICES IN Page 4th column.
:EunorsAN ADvERrIsEMENTs-6h Pase-@" 00"'-N'
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'TuRSITURE-7h Paoe-4th column
HrIpwASrED-7m Page-5th column
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So, ovs .So DE ATHs-5m Pdqe-otn co'u"., a..
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om,,s,meuts 60 Might.

p,,ou OPERA HOUSES" Cas'e
C.sTro-s-" The sorcerer
ortunio'
Uos. U,a Tar.TRE-s-"oad, The Tomboy'"
u,vru AVENUE THEArRE-s-Lansu',
n4rn s1ssa,
a.sDnasoss sr.sD .. THEATRE and ''''-''-'
purys ',avx TuyArRE-s:30-"A Russian Honey
No. ,c,nrxY OF Decentralization OF paintings
S,n,os GARpEs-s-"The Romany Rye
~, %, xcIsco OPERA HoUsE-s-wite Edonh'
Gu EMBARRASSING shaughraun."
ITALIA misunderstanding Barnay.
THEATRE CoMoUE-s-" The Muddy pay
uyIoy SQUARE THEATRES" Brighton
,1,cv,sTuv,rRr-7;45--'T The SNOWFALL"
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factory to their leather business. The notes
issued, which in a sound concern should go to
purchase fresh stock, have simply represented
an increasing deficiency, and the traders have
gone on until the bulk of the assets have van
ished.
Several remedies are proposed. 1t has Deen
suggested that by some sort OF freemasonry
between the banks it might be possible to tell
how much paper each firm has afoat. But
this suggestion is scarcely feasible. Much OF
the paper is sold to private buyers in country
towns, who could not be approached. The
remedy really rests with the banks themselves.
Instead of following each other like flock OF
sheep and buying paper because the house is
in good credit they should insist on the
merchant furnishing his broker with q certl-
fed balance-sheet to be shown to persons
buying the paper. Such a system would
enable bankers to CLEAN some idea of the risk
they run, and firms who consider the suggestion
derogatory to their dignity might better keep
out of the market. There is another objection
to the existing system in that it offers great
opportunities for fraud such paper being easily
fabricated by dishonest partner for his own
purDOScs
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Judging from surface indications, the Sun
day laws were pretty rigidlV enforced again
yesterday. Only knowing ones gained ad-
uittance to low rum-shops, while many of the
so-calIed respectable drinking places were
closed entirely. The police deserve credit
and they are getting it, for this improvement
in the way the city observes Sunday; but we
are inclined TO think that Recorder Smyth
ought to come In for more praise in the mat
ter than is generally awarded him. The sum-
mary manner in which he fined or imprisoned
several hundred law-breakIDg liquor-selers a
week OF two ago has had O good effect. These
men do not mind arrest very much, for bail is
easily obtained. But when the prospect of fine
or imprisonment seems tolerably certain, they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-30
CONSERVATIVES TENDENCIES OF THE CoLoRED
From The stauntOn yirctnfan tRepJ

The negro has shown his conservative ten
denotes as conspicuousy since his freedom during
slavery when he stood by and protected and provided
for tho wives children Of Confederate soldiers when
t6ey were lighting perpetuate his bondage Had ths
Conservative party been truly conservative and had
observed the conditions under which it was placed ~
power-liyed square up to the commands OF the Co0str
tuition OF the Nation and state, It Is not improbable
that to-day there would exist more or loss division
among colored voters, as well as larger propOr now
yotes-for the Republican party as the only uSsJ
conservative party the state or Natioa has Known III
the past twenty years. Let the Democratic party OF
gina the South its warfare upon the
the negrolet toease It's insdlous hostility TO tho pu
schools-the only the negro has for improyemgus
and advancement-et IL deal With him as human pend
with soul and mind TO enignten and expand mV ia
and intellectual being 70 DO elevated and nttea tv
better Of lifeand may then consistently FL
TO him for his support at the bsllotoox 20 and cr
cumsoribo guaranteed rights, 70 mock nn VIII 4 NJ
dom by deprivng him of the rights OF freemsns W.
be natural for the negro TO vote AGainss&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-30
DIR. Barker AND DIR. FLINT, JR.
A CORRECTION.

To The Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The injustice of one point in Dr.. Fordyce
Bankers statement about the quarrel among the
Doctors, which you copy In THE TRIBUNE to
day, ought to be exposed. He says OF
DR.. Austin Flint, jr., 90 whatever his 0thcf
merits he cannot claim to be medical practitioner
Now tLis palpably unfair Dr. Barker must have for
gotten the time when Dr. Austin Flint, jr, mad tho sole
charge OF the most noted patients In tho city tho
Hon. Samuel j. Tilden and with what signal devotion
he discharged his duties. MEMORY
Netc- York, April 20, 1888.
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Hawthornss old home. whore they have been liv,n.
during the winter, IL for sale.
BOSTON, April 29.-Justin winsor Librarian OF
the Harvard College Library, has been invited to
deliver an address at the dedication of the nav
library building of the University Of Michigan,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-30
IEFFERsON AND THE sPOu.s.

from 7he Macon Telegraph ana messenger NDe,"'
Some Of the Democrats who hurrah over
Mr. Jefferson are ready to surrender every principle for
winch he commended in exchange for the privilege Tor
aging on the treasury OF tho United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-30
PUBLIC OPINION.

EXPLAINING GRAVE POLTTIUAII TEXTURES.
From The Philadelphia ITess (Rep.l
The Rev. j. Hyatt Smith, Brooklyns the0logl-
cal Congressman. claims that he made Arthur" Now
when II 10 asceraiued VINO made Smith, the responsio
y for two Of tho gravcst features IN current politics VIII
be fInced to its sOurces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-30

~ NonpM.NN PEERLESS ARTIFICIAL TEETH
"a, avh;ft unslghtly divisions on the gum. Exceel.
IN fine fall sets perfectly adapted 70 tn9 ANA s
,,onth stand the tsst OF 'lho ~
q and Si0 Painless extracting with Prs lresi Y
SxSa or Ian ching gaS direct from the cyuuei e
etbog half fine usual price, and no CHARGE arIl toet
are 10 be inserted In this department ay n
Sets made IN thfee nOi,Sn
ovSraa 500 and Sd southwest corner i'h-s
spacious anu private 0H''""N' MODEMANN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-30
WALL PAPER.
Az rsrry,yE FOB PAPERrxG HOUSE, $3.50.

AK ESTIMATE FOR PAPEBTSG A HOUSE SOU
We acrae IN Paner side Of Front and Back Paror TWO
Rooms floor two Large Rooms on hi nool
and Hall top to bottom with Fine hinoosseu "s0
"AN - PAPER.
Gin Gold Frieze nj all except thri foor where mrs.
inv below God will be usedal TO be done IN %
Workmanke manner by the best paperhanFer'-iOr oA'
pn nannfscnrers OF Wall Paper. are enabled 70
~ rou snch figure II you intend ~ sell yonr house
PAPER IT, will bring from two 10 three 'uouoAr ~
more after having been papered ,>..o.to. ..n, tr,.
Book containing Hlnts Oh Decorat'on
n RARTHOL0MAE & Co, ,,,.,,
Mat.rs and Tnnoers OF Rare Curious and Expensive IAN
Papers.
1oa and 1os West ssd.st near Broadway New-York.
800 pieces Administer Carpets we have Just
at onehah their value and placed on sa
H Snv ~ AZ 1Rp KSSPP Co. sixthave and l9th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-30
Tur Cu,RITY ORGANIzATION SOCIETY

will hod its second Annual Meeting on MONDAY t O
Wnnic,nel Hall G7 MadisOnaye at e:l5 p M Ie0It> ~
,rasanted and addresses expected Oln rev Ieh3 -
Poer % D. Rev Ch8s G. Ames OF phS h 10 in
$500. Waviand IL D. Yale College he puDnc are IN
sS ~ sttsnd CHAs b. KELLOGG Organizing Secretary:
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Dns,ness Noilres.

Dnslness Nonfes.
"ALpERNEY BRAND" ,,,,
Buy always
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
Library Tables, Bookcases. &C,
manufactured 0y
I. q. SELLBw,
III Fulton.st. New York; .,
CFIFBRATRD WooToy DESKS,
Agentior INC CUTTERS PATENT ROLL DESK.
D.SSRR's p ATHyT REVOLVING BOOKCASE
SAN Francisco OPERA House
WIIlIF EDoUIN SPAEKs co.
,.-ov-aos riohflv see Amusement column
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DROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
1 TRANSPORTATION.
DEPARTMENT oY TnE INTERIOR,

hoo
OFFICE or IyDIAS AFTnRs. WAsHlNGfoN March 10 lsS31
SEALED PROPOSALS. indorsed " proposals ior BeeI
Bacon Flour Clothing Transportation &C. as the case
may BE- directed 10 The Comw soncr 81 Indian AIst,
o 90 nf APitIL "a. 1855 for furnishing for the
nd0n 800 600 pounds Bacon 4o9V @ POUNDS
BAKING FoTaSG & 25U p 3" 900 ponnds Feed i7oso0
,nnds iIsfd Brcad S3 pounds Homny lsODO pounds
anl 900 barrels PORK, $4,000 pounds kloe bbOO
n"1Js TEA I5O0O pounds Tobacco. 10000 pounds salt
Also BIankeiS Wooen ana Cotton Goods consisting in
wards; Drilling 10000 Yards Duck free from AZ sizing
TVygct Jeans ~ 900 Yards Cheyot 900 yards Brown
Sbeeting 200 900 wards Bleached sheeng 10000 yardsI
hickory shrng 10 900 Sadsi Calico shlrung 5000 yards
Medical Supplies. school Books &C. ana onB nst oi
vice in Afizona Colorado Dakota Idaho Indian Territory
Delivered AZ hIcaeo Citv and souI Cy Also for
may DO required adapted 70 te esiAe OF
the Pacdc with California brakes delivered at san
Also transportation OF the articles goods and sup
plies that may be contracted for to DO delivered at tho
Agencies . - ,,o.,,u,o, ,ioDL.
Schedules showing the kinds and quantities g suosstence
supplies required each Agency ana the knus ana puAh
gross OF ali other goods ana articles @ .ogSrof % wn
and place delivery terms OF contract ana nont us
poaiOD routes and all otner necesday r m WIN Se
ton. or NOS SO and 67 WoosteI,sL Ne"1oIK a WR, "a
Lyon 4s3 broadway New York ths CoTmissaies o.
sst + 6nis snot Paul Yanfon
ls named places in Kansas CITY Burng
ton Caldwell podge City Emp9Gia Eurekl % 1fen snd Ms
cine Lodge Newton. Usage CITY. Sedan sterling Topeka
wilmington Wichita and Winfield -, -. .,.., 49,,
bdders are Invited be present Al the opening.
,,,. ,,,., hs ssccompaned by certified checks upon
some Uned states Depository 9r Is & es sf SSs, q, o
amount OF tho proposal - .
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
eteambcats aaa Rahroaos.
-,,,c,,,I;,;5,-I,',1 -,,,,,c,,,onr nm OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO IRA RAlLR0AD' LRsg
MpRs5 MS6'I,d.psis T$Sr banes baNn r. Washington
Grains leave from o wilmington and points West
pSq P%s soepug coaches
To Chicago. Cincinnati 81 LOUIS N0"N'''' w. "''
Daily for washington and an points West
nr Ti,oe rabies Tickets Sleeping BerLhs and
sT ~ compagys ONCE l5 and 2f Broadway SSS Fulton
CFNTRAT. RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
-staion in New.York. foot Of LibertysG Station in
seOky foot q ,pas&S - ss sss' Leave
dFfas'9a Ta%sGa naSo Doa
UBPe Ts2 LeGs9 fSungon High Bridge Branch ssnOoeys
Mountain Budd Lake Lake hSpatcOnS Eason
ssdng M,'SqTs 5pgSr es nSdSS eernT seTanon w&' &o
p m For Femingon Eas,On Alentowp; Sc
S45 p ~For Easson WIND Gap tAlaISH6 MsGsh C4SnN e
aga pn't.s sdss PTs.S@ Senoo'y Sen
Mo1nian Bqdds Lake Lake HSpnteSns EsS'O"
$50 ntSr %FSr Rason Allentown Reading Harn'OnTT
q 5 % M 0 ao%I
m Mo- i9 IaC no. IS s,S
slS 2aS 1919 5otHb So $50 545 6 65 6So $780,
SO For ans sas 70 local local tables at stations
PEhLM d, AMB0g a1 Perm AmbOy 3d. ll4' M
TIE TTIFEWKfygGIEE1RsEY KfygIE1R s E 'ssouT'HERN RAILWAY.
~ STEAMER SiA ALTAyss SHNgs FEES. N. r.
Commenoing October 2. 1892 ~ 49,, ,o,.
For Highlands. seabright Monmouth beAe" anu "0"S
For Atlantic Highlands, p. IN o., ,,,o
Leave foot OF Liberty ,Sl5 m, Lao, D. % Iof hAA0
socd, Manchester Tom. River 9srnsgat &C. ton so
las d. IN. for Atlantic City. Nuieiand bruBeeOh w"
SIS a IN. Tor stations TO Highlands j.. s.,nron,
HAS IN, LAS, 4;45 foI stations 10 9o"ois"
m. for stations 10 Sandy HOOK: ,rr D,,,,
EW-YORK AND PHdLAU1ETTEsr1 HI, a. 1ilA'
~ rorrRRSrSR RS4SRaE92IKfl anS TIfl E1pEkkhrH.A EE11ppEkkrH.A,
Leave New. York from station G. RK OF y oYo NIX
For Phladelphia Ninth and Green sts AZ sunday at SAB
go, 4. 4:30 $50 ZOO, IL P m On III Ills
$3.50 ~ For Third aud Bsrsss's =, .sa a. RI r.,
A. M. 1880 430 $50. On SUNDAY az % a. 20 TOO
For Trenton 745. $50 l. 10 a. m l:SV, =, s'o' ''''
~ m. IN SUNDAY, S:45 a. m. $50 IL p ~.
Return trains leave Philadelphia Tor New YORK crAen
From stations Phia aud Reading RR. Nlnua N n,
uS, 73O $3.50, $780, IL l;l5, $40. 5:4O O''' - y
u So a. sSS sSo p SU at 800 sl5 M $780,
u. IN. a S:l5 4.3J T., y
From Trenton .25, 0.2O sos, 9OJ lOOo ht;2Sr n
400 6:24 lisp Sunday 1;25 9ls 81 S9 % trains
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are attached 10 urc s.o,r New
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains 'iV"
TOrk and Phiadelphia. . f,,t, Sratiou 10 and from
Connection is made at Jersey Sy S,y S' " Al" i
psOaLivn and Er,e Depot, Jersey CITY. o,o 90, An,
TSce ss for sale at of Llbertyst Nos as zo as
~ ,i2S ROADWAY ami at the principal hotels SVs Q
md Courtst and Annex ONCE Jewes nad "SSsse
v Transer Company viii call Tor ana cheoA o"sS"70
Bonn hotels residence 10 desi1natOn:-
w " STEARNS Gen. Supt
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
Gnmmer Rtsorts.
proposals

NOTICE.-SeaIed proposals will be received
y by the apartment Of Docks unll March - ss5 ioI
ma iler between Pers u AMI s.. Last River
pairilc Of Pie new 4-Norh RIVER ahd or
at 18Th aL. tat RIVER tor tdl lLlO Lla
tlgu s.e Cty Record. Tor sale at'No city Hal
NTO'CICE.-Scalcd proposals will hc received
- ut the Office Of the Frr Department unti March ~
1924 Tor fO age fall information Cly Record fOI
sale az No GItY Hail
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
Glisteildneons.

Hllscellaneons.
DRIJSHES of every description at the brush
ID factory 35 Pearst Al articles al the lowest pri.eS
- iS0'''" JOHN X. HOPPEL ManufactnreI
(,OGTAR'S KILLS reaches, bedbugs, moths,
rsts mice flies feas. lice on BIRDS chickens anaa ~
InfaIpie remedies poison All stores 4O9 bIOonoS
V,0R SALE OR TO RENT-A well located
se,tra new An the Church OF the Inca, nation Apply
AZ No 3 Broad ST. room 81, OF oRLIN NJ sANfO"D'
Attorney
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
CHARMS ,.o,onr ,r,o>,
- CITY RIVER AND HARBoR RTRANsPohrAIloN


= CfTY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier ls ~ r., foot Of Cortlandtst
onsguments freight forwarded as directed to any part
Of the world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received delivery Of all kinds OF freight and me
chandise 20 any part Of the city.
sEAAND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight every description promptly shtogel tolnyp)n'
in the haTbor at reasonable rates.
sTEAMBoATs BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCU RSIoNS.
steamers John H. Starn and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier N at D. daily. Saturdays
exceptea.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO. between Now.tork and
New Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for pouts D. L. 4 W r. r. received at Pier -
Fol New Haven aud points East a. Pier Is
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND Eleven Mllesirr
Ten Cents Steamers from Iron Pier L. t0ot o'
Whitehaust
CENTRAL SHTPYARR, Communipaw. " DRY DOCKS
Machine Boiler shops everything appetainns - I'
construction ard repair OF vessel4
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
filming.

COPPER QUEEN, Honduras, Rosario, Jocu-
- ,.fta Carbonate nm. silver Cord Castle Dome. pahl
rreu Freeand Satenlo Breeze Iron eoVut ahd All hOuFo
nm led mining stocks ught and sold
". BKHNToN WILLING. 81 Br'aa"'y' No'm "a
sAy FRANCISCO March .. 1883,
THE BODIE CONSOLIDATED MIMI
l COMPANY has le1ed Assessment No ? ot Fltif
CfNrS PER SHARE delinquent 18Th Ap1l sale day lOti
Nav GEORGE W. SESSIONS secretary pro tenn.
fn-STAMP MILL, new, with engine com
LsU pete and mining supplies for safe on favorable terms
Arplv To NJ II. DIMPFEL, with Geo. L. Brown & son. "a
Finest
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
Cost ano fonnG

OST Bank Book No. 137,063, issued py y;
IL the eman savings Bank IN the city ~ 10 Ss bank BE-
hah aay ApfiI isS3 application will DO made io
= ss- haak Kaw.York March II. 1855
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
n0pILAK SHORE LINE.

VlDPI LAX SHUHE IINE.
i FOR PROVIDENCE BOSTON AND THE EASI'
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT:
Three Express daily Snndays excepted TO BosobA
m M (paIlor attached and lUp IN twith palAoe
isIs. +. W. fOfFLE AEes"
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD:
On and after March Q, 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT
Train, Leave Sew,YorE via DesOrOsses and cOurtandt
rerFsi PisSuTg the South with Pullman
Sa Ssgc ssss fnSssS %s faPr 5SiSs
ws@pcrt cqPs{ gsEosu eps ns c.a
and s ss sGs'G daily SG
washi.s,on and M spsaar % and S IL = night via
ana q + r. Sd and r. e. a. ana % . p pfn mr. aud ia night
eViaIss Vis 3 and Tnd g. E H. ana ~ night and On
ATLANTIC City EXCEPT s9aay ea1 cp 'i o M n train
For Cape May, except sunday. 6alo lllo a. u OA
LSas bnSS $ Bay Junction and 81 sna qSn rs
sunday m AnSss DSss 9St eosnSot siSR trains
al Jersey CITY, snordng speedy anu uii'0' "@"'''
PeST: s and and S9 sSo1s $ so S aaS
SO c50 M 10 80 and 10 p M raSm ha'GGe NOR 30
gsS g. Gsa 9s sqPss 90 SSS sS1asS S
2S S 20 sso 80 so 80 iiG6 m. G2o 7S6 SS5. 1920
iO''' ANU ''' TO PHILADELPHIA.
,,v o,n.rsrABLJsuEE ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
sorRArxs EAcMwAY, wTEKpAys, 1y,sSp ASP 9YsUN-
DAY. SsiAiioNHs NHEW.YoRK. " a K -'''' MA
DOUBLE TRACK; TIE MOST TINT IMPE0yEp E9gIP
ANS WITH naF hASIfSrE FlaE f2S''rASf
,o,es, Trains leave New.YOrk. DesbrOsses Court
@ sesriss ace - g aSd 10 mted IL m s2o s4o
q iiniiedj & ana 10 T. g. T. aud p m' aud u
VnoTess Trains leave York daily. except sunday az
72O q m aud 4 D. m. running through VIA iTenIoh anu
Camden o.uoao,,nta
Returning trains Broad street stations Phisdepma
1901. 5O5, $50. s45 e:5O 7S9 $50 s59 ana , ~ a. M
im!ea Express 80 mi tx o. p oi59 i5o, ans g20
345 (5:25 fimited). $50 745; and $50 u
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. and 45o m oaiy
s,s "a 6ss. Court mpns sa
Brooklyn Annex station, foot Fa0n.sL. BROOKLYN Nos
Ia ll5 Hudsonst Hobosen station, Jersey Cly
immigrant Ticket Office No Battery Place aud Castle Cur
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bareaee from hotels and residences
ScHAKLES t. PUGH. J. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
TI0pIfI Ar SHORE LINE
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
Bneine5s Chances.


A NUMBER OF DIARIES OF PURE MILK
" are for sae bv members OF the Eie MIX PtOducefs
As,ocatop Further information can Dc obtained D{
ng ". p. RIcHARDsoN. Prest Goshen. orange 70 - L
DANKTNG CAPITAL WANrED.-A party
ID with large means Il wanted 10 engage with other well
known partes of means the private banking business III
cstabsh.J business ia controlled The opportunity IL u
usuallv degnbe and Is lifetime IL - open only 10
peTson Of unblem record and oi high chaI aote Al
will hed strictest cOuhdoucc
Answers nom agents parties desiring eommisslons WIZ Do
ignored Address. until April To- ANkER 10 BOX AA@
New York.
NRESS and CLOAK MAKING BUSINESS
~ be sOld located IN city on to huu'o" 'P"' w
hands Address Box 20 Tribune oIlee. Ilee.-
NOR SALE-Boot and Shoe business ON best
business street in Brooklyn y Y nice stock o gocuo
in prime order very te Old stock hItuIes hste-as M
estabaned family trade moderate rent goOd reasons o
sepRt good chance active man VIII give paiBhh u
oa'n O"y'f' Nu'i0'' 'O' O"' BOOTS AND SHOES,
Tribune Once
MANUFACTURERS and IMPORTERS hay-
wi ing articles which they desire to have ppsneu Us
yoabe acquainIanco with the trade wuo wen 10 ooro
spond with p. o. Lock Box 2,l9c. 81 lanl MIN.
NTOSr DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY now
,ng IN Montana. no and large prons com
msnce In April. Address or apply TO j. H. hEDhNbAS"'
20 Courtst, BROOKLYN.
XTANTED-A party with 81 900 ready capi,
w tai To place the market the best HoSb Lls am
FIRE ESCAPE devised For model and rartlcu US Sa
or addross j. H. PAWLING Tribune composing room NAtn
floor, Tribune building, after IL O'CLOCK noon