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NEW MENLC.

The Grand Conservatory Publishing Com
many send u course OF studies for pian0orte III Twelve
numhers arranged from the works of various masters
and provided with preparatory exercises ana a'u"'1
tons The series is edited by Mr. Ernst Eoernar lhey
also send their course Of twcntyfour rocases III TWO
hooks bv Paolo La Villa dedicated to Queen Margher
of Italv The came publishers have issued new lie
Denim by Dr. William IL. Water;a bilitla Tor piano
forte by Carl Arpad DOppcr; n harcarohe oy quo
Hacxh and "Vase des Danai1cs," Tor Tour MINUS ~
Adolph Koelling. ,.co
chave received from MeSsrs. Wiliam A. Iohu W.
vorol works of Mr. Ere derrick Br:ndesthe Polonai7e'
op 52 Gavotte op 3d. Tocclta OPP o1' MS - ,'''' :,
song Observe when Mother Earth Is DTy' "Ecaoe''
= n9drco1 for mixed voices; n Festival "Tantum Ergo
for slo quartet and chorus and "The Suuken Clos'er
q baade for mixed chorus from the German OF CHanu
Messrs Brentauo Brothers send rs two songs OF MI
william X Bassford-" wnen 1 Was All the word 10
You.' and Though Leovc Yon Now in Sorrow ana
the yauoni Polka Song, aud Walkers my Juliet
Waltz. A., ~. ., ,tr sebosiiar
n ScIicsuecr uubs cd bv Mr. Carl PTuer, OF Bp-loIi:
Nessrs Sp.ar & ID huh II publish Two recent u.L7
MI Harrison Mlard My sailor Boy ana LOW -'o
neSsrs. Ditson Co. have issued The following songs
a Good Little Girl" by Mr. Kchard MaIl I
nv sarah Conn: "IIdngs OF Comfort and JoV' w
stanislaus Love Guards cacl -oItIs 49, ia ~
quartet for Decoration Day by j. "; ~ src
Always Gallant Polka OF John j. Pound =. ID III.
cers Arimore Polka =" the " chimes OF ~ Sl'u.' -
Edward Hoffman, and a Wagner Funeral MalcA D"s'N
oi Mesnrs Edward schubert & Co. have published an
American edition OF "The Realm OF Tones. "A cou,c
tnn Of br,ef biographies OF eminent musicians WIN
noSa ~ acterisc no ices accompanied with photo-
era ohio lkrnesscs. This EDITION mas an APP II - ,
DR. f. L. Ritter containing notices ana POI ir"lt7 Va ~
mast and present musicians OF America "hIc. ~ ~ 49,
and "a modern as 10 include the be,iknown play eTs III
line oIchestras Of this season IN New-forK'
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INDIAN SCHOOLS UNDER THE TREATIES
the Editor OF The Tribune.

the Edifor OF The Tribune.
{. SIR: To what extent have the educational
provisions Government treaties with Sioux
Navajoe. Apache, Ute. Kowa, Comancne and other In
dian tribes been fulfilled How many Indian schools
are therei According the treaty, the tribes "pledge
shemseyes compel their children, male and female,
between the ages of aud sixteen years. to attend
school, is made the duty Of the agent that
this stipulation strictly complied WITH and the United
States agrees every thirty children between said
ages be induced compelled to attend school
. house shall be provided and teacher competent to
teach the elementary branches OF English education
shall be furnished, who will reside among said Indians
and faithfully discharge his her duties teacher"
According tfs ought to be 500 schools
in which should be taught also the handicrfs Of
civilization; sewing and housekeeping 10 girls, and
farming nut growing, stOckraisng etc, TO boys IL
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IMPROVEMENTS IN VAR.

The Military Service Institution recently
offered gold medal FOR the best essay on important
improvements in the art OF during the pasV 'wehY
years and their probable effect on Iu'uio
military operations. An essay by Lieutenant,
Colonel Lazelle won the medal anu
ore by Captain Francis Vinton Greene OF the i-rs'
was declared to be second best. l.,
Tho essav nv Co,,on Greene IL the leading article IN
The Journal Of the Military Serree Institute" Ior u
current quarter. After showing that tLe presonV nm
tary systems Of the nations Of Continental EUROPE
IL necessary that those powers should nahV TN "' So
expense armies capable OF sudden expansion "lU
rand movement CAPTAIN Greene asserts that such sys
TENS are not needed 10y the United states ana Ehsiu
ON occonnt Of the natural barriers OF stormy seas
sonora,e them from other great nations and tha' VINO
the railroad and telegraph nave .Ii'O
the spears OF crimson suited war -
svcep across continents with the i"P'y
Of the whiryind no such rapid means oil nanu','S ''
nv sea has been developed. War IN COnuheh'"i hu0'
he shows must be short and terrible Atthe stamp VI
an E,oncror,s foot an army must spring into beng
eouipped for conflict. and rush with RAPID sTiues
toward some great battle, such as that "neh h
closed the Seven Weeks war az 9auT O Western
DESTROYED forever the influence Of Austria III NTSi td
Europe In re gard to the military system oi 'no Ou
we SPEND 900 year present army
for 100 years, and $3,500O00OOO for a war, Wy ~
total is $G,0oo0oO0oo in 100 years irs that Of
Germany and France, SlO0OOu;OUG "a Jrn,,,d he
had costing - OOOQOO'0Oo 'e az 600 600 900
in monev to say nothing of saving the hninehse loss
caused by Withdrawing such large huin''' "
The safety Of our present system he assumes Esn5SS
from The Difficulty Of ira an' I%ce 10 'U cross the
Atlantic and who knows, should >t HceaS"n
nav precipiiate an army these shores Sa3sa, y.
Greene himself shows that II is never salr WnoH' ~
ignore the ungrammacal wisdom OF the coup'e''
"Thrice is he armed who hath his quarrel Just
And iour times he who gets his blow in fusL'
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ILITERACR l. UTAH.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In letter that appeared i'll recent num-
Der of THE TRIBUNE Census Statistics of Iteracy."
an injustice done Utah Territory. The writer
"Not of the Territories far Western States save
Utah aud Mexico have 81 persons to the 100
ten years OF age unable write and those figures
the average Of the United States" The official Com
pendulum Of the Census" OF 1880 page 646 supplies the
following details:
u. s. Utah.
Percentage of white persons OF ten years Of
1 age and upwards returned as unable to
write "a SO
Native white persons OF 10 years, &c, I'M
abe 10 write 81 o.S
Foreign white persons OF 10 years, DC,
able to write 1910 11S
Thus wing that in all these cases Utah below the
average Of the Nation In illiteracy. Respectfully,
Salt Lake CITY, Utdh, April O. 1888 UToslAY.
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DROPOSALS for buiIding a steam yesseI t0
PROPOSALS FOR NAVY SUPPLIES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

BUREAU or PROVISIONS AND CLoTHlNG,
WAsuINGToS, ID. G., ApHl = lts3,
SEALED PROPOSALS. indOiscd Proposals Tor Navy
Suppca" will De received at ia Bureau until oclocH pm
Nav 1885 and opened mmed aiely Thereafter W the
nc Of bidders for The supply following articles 70 De
dc ivere the Navy Yard BROOKLYN " " within ninety
DAVIS after the date ~ the contract VIZ"
1000 yards Blue cloth Tor IGousers
90. lalr- kin shoes. -. ill.,
0Ol Ustermoors Elastic Felt Mattresses two linen
covers each
bOu0 Blankets. a.. .A.-o nav
Orcrs viii be received more of the aoovemen
Toned articles include the fun amount required O
such article or articles $4,000, 80 ross
Tic articles must conform 20 tho NAVY standard ana pass
naval usucrton reservation OF twenty Pc
cent s Doe withheld from Of each delivery unu
the completion % The contract ,---t.,... 81
bidders rtfcfred to N" Inspecior Of Iro.lohs s
AZ tho ,ookl,n Yard for specific D. ' ms
m Fcr ana al information avc 10 the articles cquncu
c proposals must made the proper blank form ana
filed oit q. md Gated hy The blank
Department reserves the night 10 reject any poPVs''
not considered adyanta geOus 10 the Government r,,
''' J. \. SMITH,
Paymaster General L. :. navy
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costs so much more to hunt troublesome savage 70
death than would cost 10 cvilize him. why Is noo ta
latter done on the score Of economy 1t would TAKE lar
less money to send and maintain the full nuinper VI
teachers among them thou our soldiers ahu d" ,na
treaty have elapsed and what, again ask mas poeh
donel N A
UOlrnen. Wis, April 3, 1888.
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Dropao5ls.'
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
TRANSPORTATION,
IMPAIRMENT or TuE EXTERIOR,

oy,cr OF 1Sp1ly AH7Aias WIsaIseToS March rs 1883
ma: ioE Beef must so submitted in eprato enyeOpe
bacon O1T f. Or he q indian
IS and g y; E 1e for the
indian service about $4,000 pounds Bacon goo pounds
sS the noO p DS1aas co pound,
todee pounds Flour 10000 pounds Feed l1O59O
f sr a aId S barrels
pounds Tea l5OgO pounds To6aeeo & p SoSa
sugar and 1000 pounds Wheat 80 ooo,. ,.o,.,.-,, +,
part OF Iickng $500 y2rds SHnda t TcU an znS
sSTSJ yd RTn Bcaas 1000 yards 900 yards
Kentucky Jeans 900 yards Gheyot o3OOo va E Sd
Hickory sbrting 1000 Yards calico Shlrung 5000 {9Tu
ware Medical Supplies Books and long list Of
miscellaneous aItices such as Harness eureG os tbe sr
VICE in Arizona Colorado Dakota Idaho Indian Territory,
Minnesota Montana NEBRASKA Nevada and wisconsin, to be
delivered Chicago Kausas ity and sioux tiy Ao io
the Pacific Coast with California brakes delivered al oa
Francisco 49,, D., =, .. en-, ,r,,o,o, ooods and ann.
pit that may NOS be contracted for to be deAVe1eu ~ mo
lids must be made out on Government blanks
schedues showing The kinds aud quantities q
es gross of ali other goods ana articles tSglrer @
and place Of delivery OF contract and payment trans
poration and all other necessary VII 10
ton. or Nos % and 81 WooseT-st Mew; YORK W: ii
uenc a. Cheyenne s GaGsgS Lss YaTft1n
following named places In Kansas Arkansas CITY, Bur p
Go Hutchinson Larned McPherson Marion Medl
cine I0dge New0a Usage CITY, Sedan. Sterling, Topeka
Wellington. Wichita aud winfield 49,,
be- opened At the hour and day above stateu ana
bidders arc invited - be present tho opening.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
All bid. be accompanied by certified checks upon
some United Depository AZ least per cent OF Ie
amount OF the proposal IL PRICE, commissioner.
PROPOSALS for building a steam vessel for
l. the l. >. Coast amt Geodetic survey oo.
u. :. COAST AND GEODErIC SURVEY OFFICE
WASHINGTON d. c., March 10, 1883 ) .
SEALED PROPOSE ID. in duplicate viii be received ~
this Office until ~ jane l. 1883 and opened lnmedi'e-
il tier, aitor for budng wooden steam vessel ior i'
service ,.., -. ...o,.,
Tho approximate dimensions one hundred and syehy
four o length tweny.seyen feet nine inches breadth eek
uemei feet inches depth, dspdcenoht so'cH
hundred and eighteen tons. -.o-
Hank forms on winch proposals made. specihc1
on and ay necessary iuf be obtained on APP
praOu the photographic ms ccOr OF the survey az TINS
J. u
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1888
Edited by
Edward MCPHERSON, Clerk House Representatives
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Sent by mail on receipt Of price
H.
THE TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1882
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Aiso.
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CORPORATION Notices.

GAS CONNISSION.-PrOpOS for estimates
Tor lighting the Public Lamps will be- received at the Of
of Of Public Works uuti April ~
FOR ul. information SEQ CITY RECORD lot sao ~
No. . city HAN
NOTICE.-Thc following proposals
y VIII received by the Department or Docks II ana
~ Duanc-.t. until THURSDAY, April 10 1883 at Il
Fs Proposals for building cnb Bulkhead at the foot OF
Pioo-as FOR building Eukheld Platform at 10Th
ir Ir' iIs for building BulShcad Platform at store
house Dock Edck weils Island -. NJ, =, .
Fourth Proposals building New wooden Flcr AT inc
For information see CITY Record copies for sale at No.
city Hal.
NOTICE.-Scalcd proposals will bc received at
y the Office Of tie clerk Ol the Board " Education untu
Aprl o. for supplying the coal AMI Wood required io
Pub c schools ia this CITY for tr ensuing year OF lnl
informal On sec NY Record fOr sale az NO city ia
NOTICE-Blds or estimates for each OF the
~ following named works tFirst-Cottages In RESERVOIR
ana Nounf Morris -duarc- second Gtanito &C, and iron
WORKS on two Pks ward will be- yed by the Dc
partment Public Parks AZ their once 80 mon
,ntl ln a., ock on WE'D ESDAI. 18TH day OF April 1861
F0f full Information city Record for sale AT No Nly
Hall
NOTICE.-Pr0posaS will be received at the
fce Of the Department Of Pubic Charities and orlec-
lion No 80 Third ave until ADri l3 1883, Tor groceries,
provisions. goods lumUtr ctOckey etc fOr iuH Ilot'
nation CitY Record, for sale at NO cry nan
NOTICE-Sealcd proposals will he received
AT The Office Of the commissioner Of Public Works until
AMI II 1854 for paving furnishing the mater ala
and painting nine Free Floating Baths For iu mo ma
tion sec tity Record, for sale at 30 City Hall
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Ofnce, Pier 49, N. r.. foot Of Cortlandtst.
Consnments Of fregh1 Forwarded directed any part
of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders for delivery Of Al kinds Of freight
chandise 70 any part OF tho city.
SEA AND HARBoRTowINa AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LI0HTERAaE
Freight Of every description promptly nshsred point
IN the harbor at reasonable rates.
sTEAMBoATS BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOH. EXCURSIONS
steamers John L. starn and Erastus CORNING for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier 10. N. h, ssop daily. gsaturdsys
s1ccpted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co. between Sew.for k AMI
New. Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points D. L. q W. Y. received ~ PlsrLa
For New aud points East az Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND Eleven Milsstsr
Ton Cents VIA from Iron Pior !, Il, Of
Whitehalst
CENTRALsnIPYARD. Communlpaw, N. J.-Drv Docks
Machine and Boiler shops everything spDetalnng sssas
construction ard repair of vssselA
V'ROY B0ATS-ClTIZENS' LINE.-New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
No ~ NJ r. foot of ohstopher st daily except saturday st
y. connecting with morning alns for all points North
SUNDAY steamer touches ~ Albany.
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.0RK Central, AND HUDSON

y t4M lOhN NISsN MAI 49, -
~ RIVER acknowledgements November 70, 1857,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot;
Western and Northern Express % Rocnester ana
Montreal. with drawing room also TO saratoga
Expre.s for Chicago daily Stopping only
Albany syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Erie Cleveland anu
Toledo
10 Chicago EXPRESS drawing room cars 10 canaan
dalgua Rochester and Buffalo 49,
IL A. M Albany and Troy with connection TO UTICA sara
tOCa. Gems Falls, Lake George and Rutland
3 D.. m. Albany ana Troy special. saturday only.
m. Accommodation To Albany ana Troy.
NJ. Louis Express with sleeping ears Tor 81 LOUIS
running through day In the week also niagara FAILS,
Buffalo Toledo and Detroit
M Express daily, except sunday with sleeping cars
Syrcuse and Auburn Road also " saratoga ana Mont
real
d. M, Pacific Express, daily, with sleeping cars Tor
Rochester, Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit chicago ana
Lowvlle. 80 g. A. .,, -,
III Pm Night Express, with seepingcars to Albany and
Troy Connects with morning trains TOR the West aud North
Tickets sale at No Bowling reen. 212 and Alb Broad
way WescotFs Express Offices Spark and 100
aud 042 Broadway, NewGOrk, ana 333 Washington-sLi
brooklyn L.. H. MEEhbh, .
J. NJ, POUCEY, Gen. Sup't. Gen. Passenger Agent
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Ncw 11ubliralions.
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A NEW ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY!
1.-THE ILLUSTRATED WORLD
PRINTED on HEAVY sUPER-cALENDERED
PAPER.
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best artists and EIGHT PAGES Of the choicest literary mat
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SIXTEEN PAGES OF ART AND LITERATURE
ever combined in one publication. Its
DoUBLE.PAGE
coLoRED ARTPLATEs
sURpAss ANY ever issued by weekly on either side
Of the Atlantic The illustrated World presents every pur
chaser of Number one with SPLEEN DID PICTU RE, en-
titled
THE LITTLE MOTHER"
Designed in the most perfect manner Painting by
Wildwood The copies arc finely executed to make it df
op to distinguish them from the original which is valued
a hundred dollars,
with Number TWO will De given copy OF Gabriel MaNs
celebrated painting,
1.-THE LIONS BRIDE"
with Number Three, charming picture Of country life
painted by r WOOD President OF the water coor society
Of New.york, called
"GRANDPA'S PET"
with Number -Four, our artrlae will be a fine copy Of
paintng by J. Seymour Guy. National Academy OF
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Il WON'T HURT THEM"
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5ltuailons tuanteo--females

4 DVrRTISEMENTS FOE IT, NEWaa
XoET TGgCN VIII H. BE- RECEIVED ydy0o[ At rG 54E
S' Sos Vf Nest rMea!fihrlst corner Eghh.avS
No ~ Fast Fourteenth corner Cn,ons9qaTs 6 G9 InS
N9 SG sG S % D. mr. @ rsS GTS ooS T.
Any KIND OF WORK.-A woman to
y work by The dnv best references Address $50 East
47th ST. second floor rear
A respectable and responsible gentleman
92G Tie p GSFS Int oiS occ
4 Swedish family wish to take care of
HirsP%N y' So n sS8 East SUI 2t'hst top door w
ATMLLE. kKSrROMS swedish, French and
n German fm2l9y nent nee ar, WI aat ss
rsfor General no1'e"oEH E,o nAS ''Iy1n
aye..cor sat st, New York.
Al CARL GRIMSKOLD'S French Swedish,
~ j. German COOKS laundesses Yatlesses ehan ,
help and county Am.reln cookbook printed IN
servants may apply at Liz broadway near 2'th-st C.
COOK and WAITRESS. &c.-By two cx-
ocr G% lS e G9 SnS viii do The work
them both understand their business are nor aau
Sys SO5 between cent I'm H 18th 80 '
COOK.-By a first class French cook who
~ thoroughly understands her business Is wei recon com
nnd 5Slh s Gly 0' county W
COOK.-By n first-class cook; understands all
~ kinds OF baking and pastry very best city references
NUAMBERMAID and WAlTRESS.-By q
~ young Intelligent girl neat and smart about the table
care Of sas,es 81 wps sa To s as s Te
ave near 35thst JAcQUIN's BUREAU.
CHAMBERMAID, &c.-By a young American
tSIc cnc OF eha n to county Cali or address
RUTH MARION. $40 East sth-st
CHAMBERMAlD and WAITRESS.-By a
- Welsh Protestant girl good city reference no cards LOT
East 27thst.
CHAMBERMAlD and WAITRESS, &c BY
aycang woman 80 an IRE n Ing a's Gt
"a ave,
CHAMBERMAID.-B young German girl,
as chambeTmsld and help to growing children good city
GENERAL HOUSEWORK- by young Amer
country 81 East i2th-st
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-By girl Inquire
~ 10 Prince st, third hOor front
uOUSEKEEPER.-By an experienced and
duties good reference address call
the lady can be seen from til Monday.
MAID, SEAMSTRESS, &c.-By a Protestant
a SGa o0S esTsSse M Vest as a
st. %.i's second bell $1,000
NURSERY a Protestant middle-age woman
G q SG&ni1y rom fSGS rSSsaS' OF -uu'' W
NURSE, &c.-By competent woman as
refereace Apply at william Xfncds shoe
DARTIES in want of first-class colored help
obtain them at l64 West 32dst. with referencea
g HANDY, EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 1874
white such cooks chambormalds waiiresses
ners, farm hands, DC, for city and country
SEAMSTRESS.-By respectable young girl (;
- willing 70 take Of growing children no objection g
fsOr front
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NORWICH LINE
~ Boston, Worcester Nashua, Portland and tie East
INV NJ" avn CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the most elegant boat the Sound and
the favorite CITY OF NEW YORK.
40 North Rver foe. OF Watts ST. next pier
above Desbrossesst Ferry daily, except Sundays alto pm
DONDOUF AND KINGSTON LINE
III steamer James W. Baldwin every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday foot Harris0Dst making
usual landings connecting with Ulster Delaware and
Stony Glove X. X.
STARlN'S ,,o,,S.
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.
EALL RIVER LINE,


L'ALL RIVER LINE,
for
BOSTON AND EAST
Reapnearance Of the splendid steamers BRISTOL ana
PEOVfi ENCE These sanch aud elegant Nesses are now
running this route anu WILL remain VI service uni iu
WV no INCREASE IL FARES.
Leave daily sundays lncIudedl NJ p m from
per ~ Soth RIVER, foot AurfaYst connections 10y
Annex toat brooklyn al 1880 D. NJ Jersey OlV NJ
tickets &c, cau be obtained AT an PtluCipal
hotels ticket onices, al Pier 70 " H. anu Oh
.-..,.oa o,o,,
In the freight service thus insufng prompt ana iea
bic movement Rates as low - other lines .
BORDEN q LOWELL Agents
GEORGE L. CoNNoR,
General Passenger Agents
nor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
spat D. III. and IL m. (sundays excepted ZIP IN
YES IN ime tor early trains North anu EHs.
NOR RONDOUr AND KINGSTON, landing
at Crauston's. West Point Cornwall NeMOug Mall
boo Milton Pukcepsa. EsOpus. connecting WITH us er anu
D,awte aud stony Glove Rail Oads steamboat scor caves
tuesday Thursday. sAturiay6 ~ from loot oil aIsonse
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-PasSenger
ri 7:2O a. m $40 for Easton, Hetheheul Alien
town Reading Mauch Chunk. Wlkesbare I0wdnda NaNer
w. Ithaca Geneva Lyons. Buffalo and tho West fuunan
through daily. Local trains at oAO D. H. TOT
Trains Leaving az l. 20 a. ~ and so p connect for all
points Mahanoy and Hazelton coal regions SUNDAY Tram
local Mauch chunk, $40 M Leave Mauch CHUNK AZ
J. IN .. ,a,o ,o.,or n, church and Cortlandt sts
T. b. BIINGION, q. L. A.