davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Connecticut western news., 1883-11-28
Local News a Speciality.
EARL MORNING SCENE.

You may talk of moonlight scenes, Where fair Luna's mellow beams Bathe with soft, translucent splendor, vale
 and hill; But, if on some autumn morn, When the day is newly born, You will look, you'll zee sight more lovely
 still. On fair Mississippi's bank, Where the grass lay dark, and dank, At the early morn lately took my way; All around was hushed and still, Heavy fragrance seemed to fill The soft air, and usher in approaching
 day. In deep silence vast, profound, All things earthly seemed then bound, And shud'ring, held my breath in dread
 and fear; Ghostly figures gray, and slow, Seemed to hither, thither, go, Drawing every instant nearer, and more
 near. But in scarce moments time, Aye, before the church bells chime Could have struck the hour of day that now
 had come; There arose murmr ring breeze, And rustling in the trees, That sounded like tiny muff1ed drum. And far in the east was seen A shade of roseate gleam, And the ghostly shadows vanished from
 my sight; And another moments space, And such wondrous change took place, As the greatest poets pen could never
 write. For, behold the scene so gray, Had by magic passed away, , And the earth in all it's pristine glory shone; As it never shone before, Since those old, old days of yore, When in Eden's vale sin ne'er had caused
 8 moan. Upon hillside, vale and dell, The bright sun gods radiance fell, Clothing every thing it touched with beauty
 rare; Till dame Natures brilliant dress, Seemed embodied loveliness That no power in all the earth could make
 more fair. Every leaf, and blade of grass, By this great magieians glass, Was most quickly made to shine with dia-
 monds bright; And the fohage's hue Autumn painted, hung with dew, One could ne'er believe had known the
 shades of night. Then talk not of moonlight fair, For more lovely far, and rare, Is the moment when the Day God comes to
 view; Fairy fingers paint the scene With rich colors, wondrous sheen, And each morning is transformed by
 beauties new.
 STELLA M. N.
Connecticut western news., 1883-11-28
MuTEs. The Philadelphia Press says

MUTEs. Philadelphia Press says the theory that the intermarriage of deaf mutes will produce race of deaf mutes doesn't rest on substantial basis. They are mutes because they are deaf. The organs of speech and hear ing exist as in other persons. The mute husband is deaf from one cause; the chances are that the wife is deaf from an- other cause. The children of such pair. owing to the rule of reversion and the tendency of nature to repair where there is the material to work cure, are likely to hear as well as anybody, and, hearing, they will not be mutes.
Connecticut western news., 1883-11-28

"WHERE do you suppose that man is driving ?" inquired an Austin gentle man, pointing to a fashily- dressed fel- low behind stylish team. Unto bank ruptcy, was the quick reply of by atauder
Connecticut western news., 1883-11-28
A Legal Complication.

The first legal complication arising from the change of time occurred in Boston. On the 18th notice for the examination of poor debtor, was is- sued from the office of the Commissioner of Insolvency. It was returnable on the 2Oth inst. at nine o'clock in the fore noon. According to custom the poor debtor is allowed one hours grace. He appeared before the Commissioner at forty eight minutes past nine o'clock, standard time, but the Commissions ruled that it was after ten o'clock, an6 defaulted him. The case will probably be brought before the Supreme Court
Connecticut western news., 1883-11-28

ETIQUETTE now admits of second plate of soup" This is all right, but if mans appetite will not admit of a second plate of soup, etiquette is worth nothing to him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29

Ii fills our eyes with hight,
If midnight OF midday be.
"Laye halls il. day and night.
The sweetest thing that may be,
Yet cannot praise Alright
A baby"
| One of the Rossett twins has died. since last
wears volume was published-snd the poet devotes
nine or ten Roundels to this event. Recalling ms
song of welcome, he says:
1.-TWO years since was loves light song mistaken,
| Blessing then both blossoms, half in yai1f
Night, outspeeding light, hath oyertaken
One of twain"
| Having duly laBented the untimely taking oil
of the twin, the poet strikes lively chord,
| and gives us Roundels on 81 Baby's Feet" A
| Babys Eyes" and a Baby's Hands" which he
| compares to rosebuds fured.o
The especial boy, who wronged by even a
comparison with any other has reached his ninth
! birthday, and to that event Mr.. Swinbume conse-
crates three Roundels Three more are IN reference
| to a remark of this Youngsters that he was now
Not Child"
Perhaps Mr.. Swinburne ought to be allowed to
give us his own notion OF what a ROUNDED is, which
he thus sets forth:
"A ROUNDED is wrought as a ring or starbright
With craft of delight and with cunning of sound
unsought,
That the heart of the nearer may smile if to pleas
ure his ear
ROUNDED is wrought.
It's Jewel of music is carven of all or of aught-
Love, laughter, or neutrality-suspicious. OF
rapture or fear
That fancy may fashion to hang in the ear of
thought.
As birds quick song runs round, and the hearts
Pause answer to pause. and again the same strain
caught:
So moves the device whence. round as pearl or
atear,
ROUNDED is wrought"
Perhaps it would not be too much TO admit that
the poet has certainly very largely succeeded III
making the heart of the nearer smile, when a
ROUNDED is wrought.
The volume is dedicated to Christina G. Rossetti,
in tolerably good ROUNDED; and the "EnvOi" at
the end of the book commends these slight songs TO
the reader. thus:
Fly white butterflies ont to sea,
Frail, pale wings for the winds TO try,
Small white wings, that we scarce can sec,
Fly.
"Here and there may a chance-caught eye
Note in a score of you twain or three
Brighter or darker of tnge or dye.
"Some fly light as a laugh of glee,
Some fly soft as low, long sigh
All TO the haven where each would be-
Fly"
When credit has been given to Mr. Swinburns for
the skill with which he pursuest the difficult rhymes
Of the ROUNDED through hundred pages. for a few
charming poems. aud for many fine lines and happy
epithets scattered here and there the fact remains
that the book viii not add to his fame; and while
quarter Of the ROundes would have delighted us
had we CHANGED them i'll some more miseel
laneOus volume, the other three-quarters seem to
have little excuse for being IL is a sad fact that
Mr.. Swinburne is writing too much. Some of his
former occupations are gone His present life IL
secluded. and his mastery command of rhyme and
rhyhtmtempts him to write, when muse has VI is-
pered in his ear, things for which speedy oblivion
Is the best fate which can be invoked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
Nem Nnhllcallons.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:

HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
THE ROMANTIC ADVENTURES OF A MILK
MAID.
Novel BY Thomas Hardy, Author Of "a Laodicean,'
"Fsr from the Maddins Crowd" "The Return of the
Native" &C. illustrated 4to Paper. 10 cents. No 1872
Hsrper's Franklin Square Library
HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY.
LATEST ISSUES:
so9 No New Thing 4 Novel. By W. Z. Norris...... 20
$40. Like Ships Upon the A Novel. BY Frances
Eleanor Trollope.. 90
3d. Outline Insh History By Justin H. Mccarthy 10
49, Real Lord Byron. By J. c. Jeareson. 30
3l3 The ladies' Lindores. Novel BY Mrs ohphant ~
alA A Queen. A Novel BY W. CLARK Russel.... 20
sl5. MoDgrels Novel BY T. 20
3l6 Honest Davfe Novel BY Frank 20
3l7. MT. scarbOroughs Family. A Novel; by Anthony
3ls Arden. A Novel BY A Mary F. Robinson -. 10
$40. Yosndc Novel by William Black. 20
800 Frederick II. and Maria Theresa. BY Duc &c Brog
20
32l. The Brooklyn Bridge BY W. G. COnant and Mont
gomery SCHUYLER 70
~ HARPER & BROTHERS win send any OF the above
works by mail postage prepaid TO any part Of the United
States cansds, receipt of the price.
DROPER PRIDE.
A FASCINATING STORY OF CAVALRY LIFE IN INDIA
AND TOWN AND COUNTRY LIFE IN ENGLAND.
THE TRIBUNE NETWORK.
TIVE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
WILL BEGIN
IN ITS ISSUE OF JULY 9Th
THE PUBLICATION OF A NEW STORY BY EDGAR
FAwCETr ENTITLED
AN AMBITIOUS WOMAN.
THIS Is A STORY OF NEwYoRK LIFE AND
SOCIAL ASPIRATIONS.
AND is LIKELY TO PROVE OF EVEN GREATER
INTEREST THAN MR. FAwCErTs
FORMER NOVEL,
A GENTLEMAN OF LEISURE,
WHICH WAS ESPECIALLY POPULAR IN SOCIAL
CIRCLES THROUGHOUT THE CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
propossia

RIDS WILL BE RECEIVED by the TRUS-
- TEES OF the NEW-Y0RK AND BROOKLYN
BRIDGE at the Office No q wsterst Brootiyn up to ~
O'CLOCK Tuesday JAY 1885, for supplying tho Ma
eaa and Building In accordance with the plans spec
ncaons therefor Warehouses tho Arches Of the YORK
Approach
Plans may aud specifications had at the Engineers
once 279 frontsL, NewYork after Tuesday June
20 l86a w. A. ROEBLING,
Chief Enginesr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
Misceil

BRIDGE FIRE WORKS.
I'D THE GRAND DISPLAY
on the Brooklyn Bridge May "a furnished BY and
Offer at manuflctu rers prices fof privale
displays full line Of fireworks of the
same eoar bEilapey thSss fred the Bridge
DETwILLER STREET, 10 DeY-st
DEFRlGERATORS, Water Coolers, Oil Stoves,
10 Ranges House Furnishing Goods.
n q j. MOWBRAY. SO vesey-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
THE SPECIAL NEW YORK

AND WHITE MOUNTAINS
Express with and other through VIII
and AFTER July = 1888 leave Central Depot IN " "
H. n. X r. IN. daily. except sundaYs connect
ing with express train for Newport Vermont
oebec and arriving the mountains early 10 the even
ing PafOr be engaged Ia adveaeest IL x car
ticket ollee IA o. q. Depot or BY addressing - - -
O. r. Hampstead, q. T. A..
Grand Central Depot New-lork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
gitp Real estate for Sale.

A-A.-IN CONSEQUENCE OF the present
N low prices of the completion or the
Meropoltsn Rapid Transit Road and Of Riverside Park
can sell few choice parcels lots the west ce That VIII
pay '~'s' 'P''"' ' yK STEVENSON. Ja,
81 Cedar sc.
DUSINESS PROPERTIES downtown for
ID sale Very desirable for investment rutland d
WHITING, BeekmAn.st
T OF IN W0RTH-ST., near West Broadway,
4 for sale rutland WHITING, 3 Beekm2nsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29


And in this fashion he pipes along for thirteen
more stanzas.
of bis own especial darling he writes not only in
"a Dark Month"; but in Seven Years DID,"
Eight Years DID," "A Child's Laughter" "A
Child's Thanks" A Childs Battles" "a Childs
Future" and in a poem called Comparisons"
wherein he maintains that no other child ever has
been OF ever can be like this one. 1t certainly
would require an organ of philoprogenitveness at
least equal to the authors 10 carry the reader
patiently through all these rhymes.
1t is the recurrence of the frequent theme,
the resumption OF the same histories, in which
sists the kinship of A Century of Roundes," with
its predecessor of last year. There indeed the family
resemblance ends In Trlstram Of Lyonesse" we
have pages which only very great poet could have
written, while. with very few exceptions, the
"Roundelsp evince in their author no higher quail
ties than q remarkable command Of rhyme and
rhythm.
A book composed only of one particular form Of
verse needs TO be really great in order to atone for
this sameness. Shakespeares sonnsts and Mrs.
Brownings are in their passionate force and splen-
dor, their own defence against any charge of
monotony but there singuarly few of these
Roundels that it would give us any pleasure higher
than amusement to read again. Amusing they GER
tainly are, as shall presently discover. Here
and there, of course we come upon fine epiteth or
noble stanza, but what shall say Of verses like
this:
"Hepe nor fear can avail TO stay
Waves that whiten on wrecks that wallow,
Times and seasons that wane and slsy"f
Or this:
zone thought lies close in her heart, gnawn thor
ough
With pain, weed in q dried-ap rver.
A rust-red share Ill an empty furrow"f
Among the best of the Roundels are the one en-
titled I'm sark." and the eight I'm Guernsey"
addressed TO Theodore Watts, who last year shared
DIR. Swinburne's holiday journey TO his beloved
Channel Islands In one of these Guernsey Roundels
we catch an echo of the poets old exultant passion
for the sea, in this tine stauza:
"My heart springs first and plunges ere my hand
Strike out from shore: more close it brings to me,
More near and dear than seems my fatherland,
Ny mother scar
"ventimislia" Is, az a whole, so picturesque that
y would be an injustice not 10 quote it:
blank: ' "'''u anu "risn' ana
Down the one steep street. with slow steps firm
A tail girl paced, with eyes too proud TO thank
ihe sky and sea.
zone dead fiat sapphire void of wrath or elee
ihrcaga Day on bay shone blind from bank to
The weary Mediterranean, drear to see.
More deer. more living shone her svss that ,r,,L
Inc nrsa,niess hight. and shed again on me-
III pale before their splendox waned and shrank
The sky and sea.n ~
OF the large portion of this book devoted IN
ehdrcnit rs not too much to say that there are few
- amnsing verses to be found, even among those
whose especial purpose is to provoke laughter. OF
Ss9abyhood" In general M Swinburue thus sings:
a baby shines as bright,
II winter or II May be-
In eyes that keep in sight
baby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29

STARlNS
COMPANY.
ofiee Pier Ia, ". r.. foot Of Cortlandtst
ConAgnments freight forwarded directed TO part
world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery ali kinds Of freight amt
chandise 10 any part OF the city
SEA AND HARBOK TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR.
BOR LIGHTBRAGE.
Freight every description PROMPTLY nshtersd 70 point
In the harbor at reasonable rates
sTEAMBoArs BARsEs AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
steamers H. Stsftn and Erastus Coming for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is N r., &C p. daily saturdays
exceptedl
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO, between Nsw.Ysrk ana
New Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight points D., L. W. RR received II Pier 10.
For New. Haven and points East. az Pier Is
NORTH SHORE. STATEN IsLAND-Eievsn Miles for
Cents steamers from Iron Pier I. T. r., foot Of
whitehalLst
CENTRAL sHIPYARD Communipaw, N. J.-Dry Docks.
Machine and Boiler Shops Everything apperSanng to the
"A vanair NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
Gitp Droperlp 90 fei.

FURNISHED or UNFURNfSHED.-2,l2 III
6thavs. lsohst beautiful f9n, ,,, sEn.
~ raof nosxeSou ow or later reasonable; others
ShMIrEf, RILPATRICR. Madison ave, Hth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
A nROr.r. Gea1 Pas,,r Agent. Nsw.York

| V'ROY BOATS-CiTIZENS' LINE.-New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
D. M connecting with morning trains for all points North
| Sunday touches nc Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

NETWORK PAssENGEHszLeays James slip IS MIN MN
otes % minutes sithsS as sysr - , mp p,s ~
foot OF Finest, East aiver-7So. $780, s3l IL m' 2Oo
' james Ss Sip Ferry g and Bea not SUNDAY
LEA .d LoYd Ia IskaND CITY E1h s5 7o5
p m sunday 80 900 a. m, 7a55 800 pm. -.
PATcROGUE-s:95 N, 5;15, t35, S31 p M Sundays
"a IA s < "a 1908 llos NJ 2Os $50 40
sXG mXRBo R"s55 a n $50 ABS. 5:35 p. sundays
ciREENPoRT SHELTER IsLAND,-s:35 m. 1885,
'455 saturday only 5.5 p ~ sundays "a IN; it.d
Limited express psror car tram only special Lml'eu
dARDEN CITY. HEMPsTBA D-S35; 9oS a m i i;Sy
ay ' only NY SUNDAYS SIS m G Garden City On 655
Glen COVE SEA CLIFF. LOCUST VALLEY, OYSTER
BAY-s:a5 sOj a. m. 1875 4:3j j.31. $50 p m Sundays
HGNTiSGT0N' S0RTHPoRT-90j a. IN. 435, 5S5.
pc PoRF Do RS p IN sundays go,
R6NKoN KOMA-s.55 a. H.. 395. 53s s35p sundays
s5 Il Ks a. M s55 S. 5s5 as. 7o5 m
wcdne day- and saturday, Only l2l1 nights. sundays
''O' 100 "' ''OV LLoTSG BEACH
ss5 NJ nUO Sundays lS s5o $50 ii "a 81 SO 6ij
7l5. SPIN.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
sons .n. S lave a' 1862
western and northern Express to Rochester AMI
40 m special EIpfss, for Chicago daily with Dining
Baaai ,tO EIic s' c lev aud Toledo
saratoga special daily except Sunday also Lake
George and Montreal
lO;o M chicago Express drawing room cars TO Canaan
daigua Rochester and Buffalo, also hichh6id springs.
a ea. F. a Issd George Si amt RGliasd
33Op m. Saratoga special Daily except sunday. Runs
through 10 I axe George saturdays only.
p. M, Accommodation 10 Albany AMI Troy.
D. Express with sleeping cars for Sc Lousi
running through every also Niagara Falls
Buffalo. Cincinnati, Toledo and Detroit
$50 IN Nprr.s daily except sunday with sleeping
10 syracuse Auburn ROl also u saIaOal and Mont
real.
gp m Pacific Express daily with sleeping for Roch
Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago and Clay
TN.
m Night Express with sleeping ears 10 Albany aud
Troy with morning FOR the West and North
Tickets sale At No Bowling Green. 292 and Alb Broad
way and WestCOtts Express Offices Parkplace and 1-5
and gI2 broadway New York and J33 wahng0n and 1874
Iul.op..t BROOKLYN. &. b. MEEKER
j. VI. TOUCEY. Gen. Supt. Gen Passenger ARoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29


The new ir'n S, .9TY OF WORCESTER.
the fsvorite CITY OF EOsroX.
Desbrossesa Ferry daily except sundays att 10 pm
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
York sob So IF h Haoo9yn II
st, Brooklyn Bridge Pier ,..u., ,.u- VOL,
6i5 m.For FcminsIon Eas,on WIND Gap: Snqeh
S a. MIR Le Bennington. HEh Bdge Branch sShO.eys
town Tsadns Harrisburg Mauch Chunk. wilhsmspogt
iP For FieminstSn Easton Allentown Reading Har
e m.ufo c Eaon WSd p Much chahE ramaq
DGifton, Wilesbarre. scranton. Hazleton &c. -.
qa. La.s lake s, noEaGOnS ga't S
b3O D m.-For EastoD. Allentown Reading Harrisburg
Ms aS@. Th% ra avs at sts G 1sp
For NewsrEaS 5:i5. G:l5, e46, ria $50, s sl5 $50
ss 6 d is' s 5 ss ri S Y vi G5 59 5s Aa
sl6 8, 9t5. 1880 lil5 ~ M SUNDAY g 9Io' lolo
For @1 trans 9Sy point, table at station
S"s sns s.q ksyTGr at no II M a''
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
SrEAME Foot EE kkSro Flss . ~ No.
cO@@snsPf Iqns ,,i, as Rae, and 1o0g
Branch 4ao y lol5 H. l2:l5. 54' 400 S'sopn. sun
For ktlaniie highlands 4:3o Is 1918 $40 $50 pm
For Lakewood Toms River aud Barnesat a. n sf9 m
rss assss.. ~. y. an 80 M for Lake
2l5 O. m for Vineland. Brtdgeton. &c.
l:3O y. IN. for stations To Highlands.
o q. m. for stations to sandy Hook.
ROUND b BROOK qE1d R0 u, r&,rADr1pu,A.
Leave New-Yoi nom foot OF LberYst
For Philadelphia utn !ad Green 81. at 70. W. ll;Io
A. m 80 4 42d 5.1 Z I2 On sunday az $40 A m,
81 o. ~ D. m For Third aud y rkS sts At TAI Ills NJ
i g. T,sn seS d 2T FpP'y So so $780, II
D. m on sunday. S:i5 a m. $50, l?p IN.
Return leave I'm aaeiphla fOf New YORK:
From Philads phia and Heading Rh Nlnth AMI
o.. a. a m. Lila 3i5. $40 Gas
II d m. on Sunday at SO a. u, 80, II y. m. ..
From Third and BsTks ats at TO- $50, q IN, l, 3;3U,
$50 8 81 D. m. sunday al s:l5 a m, 40 D. m .
From Trenton I:25 $50. sos, 300 1905 1888 M \
422 G2t 7gs n M Sunday, 1925, g;ls a m; 6l5 p m.
DRAWING-ROOI CARS are attached to all day trains
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains frnm New
York and Philadelphia ..-.,- . .-, -
Connection IL made at Jersey CITY station 10 ana from
RrooE lyn aud Erie Depot. Jersey city.
Tickets ~ bsrtyst and az tho principal
hotes and Annex Office Brooklyn Bridge Pier. Brooklyn.
n " Transfer Company will call Tor and check baggage
frpm hotels or residence destination
III. p BALDWIN, Gen. Eastern Pass AEenk
J. L. WOOTTEN. General Manager.
- " g. O. HANCOCK Gen. Pass. and k't Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29

HOUSES and COTTAGES TO LET at Sc
warren ON tbs line Long b anch road 20 minuss
from New.York Apply to c. JOHNSTON. III Liosrs's@'
kew.lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston, Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
The new irun steamer . ..-...,..
without exception the most elegant boat on the Soun AMI
the favOrtte CITY Oh BOS ION,,.-..--. -. -
eave Pier co. North River foot Of Wattst neIt pier
above Ferry daily except sundayA st6lo pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29

UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
" YORk.-DEPARTMENTSO OF ARTS AND SCIENCE.
INSTRUCTION FREE
The next entrance Will be held In the Univer
si BuildiDga washington SQUARE ON Tuesday, June 49,
aud on Tuesday. September *, at 10
Recent mnnicent gffts have secured large and Important
additions the and other OF ustr atng
which wiz DO ready foruss n the opening Of tins coeg
ate year.
I University Grammar school, 1, 4S1 Broadway,
" 42dsL Oath YeArJ Primary, Commercial ald
Classical Departmental " HOBBY. WI Aka PriRcipAa
Art Schools.
MRS. LOUISE b. CULVER will give
ul lessons In out-otdoor sketchng for months
&C Meadow Point" Lake Ia
particulars address No 80 adisenave
For Boys and Young Msn-oountry
BOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
- college Condnonsd)r cs,.st candidates coached
summer or wiueE stock bridEe. Mass. r. HOFFMAN,.
GLAVERACK COLLEGE
" AND HUDSON RJYERIN STITuTE,C iavsrzck, MY.
sra A YEAR.
FITS boys for all COLLEGES and BUSINESS
French. German. Art and Music specialtes.
IL Departments 10 Instructors
REV. ALoNZO FLACIS, Phi d., President
suMAEk cLASsE s-stndenis coached TO enter Harvard
J PROF. H. .. AVANN, AN. (Haryard).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29

JNU. n
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ TTaus EngewoOd Coste P1ermont and Nvack
7:lO y SO 10 a m l. $3.50, l. t5D 5;JD $40 $3.50 II
midnight. sundays. T. "a M aud T:lo p m.
Sanuet Spring Valley and Monsey 7I0 l0a m, scoop n
Sundays a m. ., =, ~, -. A.. x,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29

DONDOUr and Kingston Lne.-Steamer
IA w. Baldwin leaves Monday, Wednesday and FIT
day from foot HIrrsOnst making usual landings
Ulster q Delaware Glove r..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29

NETWORK PAssENGERs-Leave James slip IS mn
TN Is minutes 3ith.st, East River ID minutes
Lsng island City time. ANNEX BOAT from PEE
foot OF Pnest East kyer-7:30 $3.50, S3l IL a H. Z;O
3.O5. 4O5 .5O5, sos D. m
James slip Ferry and Annex Beat do not run on SUNDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29

(NEKMAN AND u. ,. MAIL u EAMEHS.
" NORTH GERMAN Lloyd
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK
SOUTHANPTON AND BREMEN
DONAU, SATURDAY.. June 81 ode July y
NE'EAR. ednes.av. Ju'v e. y .-... Wet. july II
RATS OF PASS 40 from NEW.YORK % SOUTHLAND
TON. HAVRE or BREMEN. ,
FIRST CA 800 SECOND ABlN -.......S6i
STEERAGE. S30. -
Return tickets Prepaid SteeraTe Certt
Gates 81 steamers sail from Pier between second an
'"'N''''' "0oO' oEiRICHs 4 CO.. 2 Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29

will be opened to Albany Saratoga and North Jay 1881
with Pullman Raor ant BUFFET .eepnE cara IN
the world
HENRY MoNETT, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29

TDUPULAK SIIUIE IINE.-FOf PROVIDENCE,
Il Boston aud the East All rail from Grand Central
Three express trains daily SUNDAYS excsped %
Boston &C M D. iparOr atached), and 10 m.
with palace sleepingcars sundays 10 with palace
sleeping cars. Newport express leaves Granl Central
Depot at p arrives az Newport 74i p. ParoFcars
attached. r. W. POPPIE Agent.