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Qeachers.

A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. Best
~ Teachers American and Foreign. promptly provided for
Families schools Colleges Parents promptly provide with
good Schools 500 supplied during past three years
Many Music teachers wanted Many Classical graduates Many
Normal in all for SeDember Now Is the time 10
apply J. W. SCHERMERHORN, Sec, East 14th.st, y. \.
A MEXICAN and Foreign Teachers Agency,
1 % Union square suppies able and pro
essOs ectlres CO npilOlS ana hOlse
Keepers Families going Ibroat 10 the coIlrf promptly
suited. Call address Mrs. NJ. J.. IOuNG-FULTON,
Foreign Teachers Agency % Onion square
DURING VACATION the principal of a city
~ preparatory school will read with small class LOT the
September examinations Long aud succe siu experience
with and conditional candidates Location the sea
Lake George. For terms and particulars apply 10
PRINCIPAL, BOX 49, Uptown Tribune ONCE, l,z5o Broad
way.
VVANTED.-By a young lady, a High School
w graduate who has had experience with children 81
uaOn FOR the TO take care OF cl
while in the county at the seaside or traveng Al
Is. NJ b., r. o. Box 1893 Providence X L.
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Gorpcration Nollres.


NOTICE.-PrOpOsals will he received at the
~ OF the DeDarme nj OF Public Charities and Coec
on NO 3d.ave.. June g. 1883, for Groceries Dry
Goods Lumber Hardware &c. For full information see city
Record, for sale at No. city Hall
NOTICE.-Seaed proposals will be received
at tie hail Of the Board OF Educau on corner OF Grand
and Elm sts. until the 4th day o. June 1880; .
For steam Heating Apparatus Grammar school NO -.
enaIgtng and altering and for steam Heating Appa
Tatus Grammar School No. "A.
30 VI WV AVA
For City Record for sale at No. city
Hall
NOTICE.-Seaed Proposals will be received
~ az the Bureau of Inspection OF Buildings NoS
55 ana l57 until June l3 1855 for Taxing
the Unsafe Building No Al ast l2Othst toi fu IN
formation city record for sale al No city Hal
'TO CONTRACTORS.-Esti for erecting
and furnishing wall North Brothers Island CITY
will be received by the Commission
Of the Health Department Al their Office 3Ol Mos IN.
I'll June O. 1888. For full information sec City Record Tor
sale ct No City Hail.
ITO CONTRACTORS-Seae proposals will
Office OF the Commissioner OF Public
Works 1888. for building regulating and
grading for setting curb and gutter stones and hageing
sidewalks For full Information CITY Rccoru Tor SAFE at
No City Hall
TTO BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received at the ofce o the
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS. 81 Chambersst
until 1888 Paving and Laying crosswaks also
for furnishing Materials and performing Work IN ne erection
CITY RECORD, tor sale at No. City Hall
ITO CONTRACTORS AND CAST-IRON PIPE
Il MANUFACTURERS.-Sea proposals will be received
at the the Commissioner OF Public Works 81 Cham
until June 1883 for furnishing castron water
furnishing do.
hvering and sixnch and fourinch pipe To supply
10 the hospital North Brothers Island For fun
City Record for sale al No city Hall
New-York tribune., 1883-06-04

COURT CALENDARS-JUNE 4.

sUPgRNE coURr-cHANBRHs First Monday motion calen-
dsr.
ia9 246 2Go 26 265 2G6 267 269 210 27l 272 273
z74 455 IOJ 939 o. B52 81 xJ7 1885, 725 "a 1908 $685.
452 7O4 476 500. s8l 49, 3s4 49, sl4 gs 100 5l 726
727 TBS 1871 1872 1873 1874 1856 1885, 73B 739 7sO, 4l6.
SUPREME CoUnT-CIRcyII-PAKT I-Before barrett. j.
Nos 687 6Ss 0sD $50 2lG7 2O7s 2087 2G7o. 27l2 26O
ass 6l5 l5lo soe7 27sa, 27s9 1906 2sOs 1880. 67D
PAaf II Before Van Worst J-Nos 1895. l3ss 2Ses 23O9
2l5 3o40 29o6. 3ioo zi4s So0e 2s3s z35l 1882 29Sl
1911 s0js 9s5, 2s77 2s73. S02o 1884. 29Ol 29l6 3O22
PAN If-Before Nos 1898 1888, G65 $780,
1880 4l2l illS 43Ig ls53 i304. 449f. 374 no. 1851
4405 799 .47O 49G oiS 1896 4isl l03 25l6 800 1884,
sUsgoeArEs couRr-Beforc Rollins. s.-Contested will of
EzaDeth y. Beckett at 1880 a M and that OF James
SUPERIOR coURr-srEcnL TERM-Bcfore Freedman. j.
SUPERIOR couRT-TnIAL TERx-rART I-Before TruaI, j.
Nos 4Yg 1885, s4b $40 775 0S liOl 1852 750 1885, 1882
PART IL 0'Gorman, JNos l2s, l27l 1888: 9o4.
23 100 587 4g u55 966 367 93l s0J lsO oS2 s46 49,
eO4 $40 423 1888. 93s. 1913 49, 100. 80.
1896 1895 1891 1898 1900, 1901 1902 1893. 1904.
1905. 1906 1907 1908 1909 1870 1871 1872 1913 1914,
1915. 1915 1917 ISIS 1919 1870 lS2 iS22 l52S i524
1885 1886 1887 1888 1882 ls40 131l 1872 lS43 1894.
I3<5 l346 l547 134s l3i9 1850 1851 1882. 1853 1854
COMMON PLRAs-GxSRnAL TEEA-AdIourned To Monday,
COMMON PLEas-sPRcIAL TEsN-Beiore Van Hoesen. j.
Calendar for June.
CoMxox PLRAs-rRfAL rERS-P ART I-Befors DAILY. CJ.-
$40 Si72. 22i3 23l5. 226i 22s4. 2O5l. zoos. 1895
2e.g s7se 2a24 2ls5 1856 2756 27o 2sil 2ss9 2sie.
1906. 1882 zs4i. 2s52. 1855. 1855. 1858
PAaT lI-Beore Deachj-Nos laos Sol 30af 3097 O9s.
Slo2 sigS sGs9 49, Sgis sozi s3ga 1927 Sos 2'os.
COURT or OYEh AND TERkisIR- until to-mor-
row.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-04
DnpuLAR SHORE LINE.

l. FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEpoI
Three daily Sundays excepted to Boston
m 2p IN (parior attache,D. aud 10 with pacs
seepngcars) Sundays at ~ p ~ lwlth palace sleeping
cars L. w. POPPLE. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-04
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF BONDS
Guronean A0pertl~

VISITORS to ENGLAN Nhen visiting
ChotswOrth House the scat OF Duke Of Deyonshire
visitors will find splendid accommodations at
THE BASLOW II YDROPATHiC ESTABLISHMENT.
overlooking chaisvOrth Park. Excellent cuisine aud
ever modern comfort convenience Coaches from
Kowsley u miles and from Sheffield. AZ miles distant
New-York tribune., 1883-06-04
STEAMBOATS, anS Railroads.

gteamboats anS Railroads. &
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
rr,,,yIa Via PnIsdsiphis. Baltimore and ws:hnssion
s1ssP, sqnasS %ssaSf;ss q "a q I: points We:
70 Saicago Cincinnati ST. Louis Connects for ali points
2M%TDNIeHT % Daily for Washington and all points wsss
amir gr ~ Tcses Sleeping Berths and Bagssgs.
ROSTON, VIA STONINGTON LINE.
steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
as sss fCm % fs SGs River
Boston Tickets SSSSSStSSS LINE ~ ''''s'
nd MN S SDops
Ss'f ii'fs
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Got In o foot c Lssstsr station ia
eAS a m.-For Femington. Easton Wind Gap Mauc,
Upper ehsh % Ta"aqua Ha1et0n D0n scranton
B. m~ESr Pennington High Bridge Branch. scboorev.,
aa asad@s Ms1sH shgns
mFor FepingtCn Easton Allentown Reading.
nS,;,5B "a %FOr Eastcn Wind Gap CHUNK ramaqu
pItGn TEessas Scranton ton Hszston s &C.
ssss ssa9ss sss'''''
MsSssS MSsS 2 bnnt FGT Ess,on Reading Harsour
and hasoa 4sa:
For Newark at5 5;a5. el5; GAS 7ls $780, 816. s3l.
sS @ 40 ts ls 5i5o J @ Sis lsss ss 7l 4
For as sas TO local point. see time tables at stations
For sewaren an and Perth Gmboy at s. g. sl5. lla,A nj
FsE EsySSst sly isS lS MI s5
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ VIA SANDY HOOK.
STEAMERS LEAVE PIERS Mr..
FOOT RECTOR-ST.
Commencing NAV IA, 1888
For For Highlands seabrighs Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch, D, l0:l5 m 345. 1902. m. Sunday 10 a
For Atlantic Highlands g. 1918 a. NJ, 345, 430 p. m
For Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat S45 D. m.
For Ocean Grove, Asbury Park Sea Gir &C.. l0l5 a. ne
Leave foot Of Liberty-st sI5 m l45 4p m for Lake.
wood Manchester Toms River. Barnegat &c.
la5p N; for A Atantic City. vineland. Bridgeton. &C.
s;l6s. m. 1;16 y. m. for stations % sandy Hook.
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
IN BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TRENTON ana PHILADELPHIA
For Philadelphia Ninth and Grssnsts at 7i5 $40 ILLS
io i$o T. isD 9o n For Third and i iIi5
iIp Retnrr m On ,ra,.i sunday; St5 500. l2p m
From stations Phlladelphia and Readny R, ylnth AT
Greenss at 1880 $780, g30 IL m, l,lJ 3:t5. $40. 5t
II From M rSiPd on dIsnaTay = sOs &
Trenton is5 sasy sa5 8 sos Sos ac % sS ioCs
peAW.Ng koou cARsa are attached 10 all dav trains.
ana AMI M COACHES to midnight trains non New
Connection is made Jersey City station TO anifro
Brooklyn and Erie Depot Jersey CITY
hotels aS aos se az ee Jewe Wharf, BroosYp
" Y Transfer Company will call for and check bayyay3
from hotels or residence to todestnaton.
W. W. STEARNs Gen. smut "
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4 HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.-

steamers ALBANY and C. VIBBARD daily, except sun
DAYS. Brooklyn by Annex at m Vestry st. pier
at 80 and West 21dst 40 for Albany landing &C
Nyack and Tarrytown 10y ferryl West Point New0urg
POughkeepsie. Rhiuebeck. Catski and Hudson.
hinebeck with Ulster and Delaware r. H.,
Catskil with Catsll Mountain r. and at Albany with
trains for the NORTH and WEST and with SPECIAL
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Drouoslls.
proposals.
DROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL.

PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL.
Il OFFICE OF THE PUBIC PRNIEn !
WAsIlINGToN, Nav II. 1858. y
Proposals. for material for OF the Government Print
this Office until 10 oclock m June g. 1888 Schedules
and Information furnished upon application TO
:. Y. ROUNDS. Pubic Printer. Washington. ID {.
PROPOSALS FOR RUSSIA AND MANILA
L HEMP.
as MLK-sT,f
BOSTON. June 4. 1888 }
Proposals. sealed aud indorsed. PROPOSALS. FOR
viii be received a. tins ohice until July 2 iSs3
be opened Immediately the eafef In presence
Of hioder- ior furnishing and delivering
subject there TO the usual inspection and Govern
ment test,
night cOorcd Ccbu Manila Hemp
The Hemp 10 be delivered during the month ofJuy.
All Hemp rejected must De removed a. the Iisk and er
Two satisfactory snctes must accompany the Dd gusfA
teeing faithful execution OF the oaer. II accepted
night is reserved TO reject any and all bids not con-
iderel advantageous To the Government.
for proposals viii be furnished by this Office.
q. Il. THORNTON,
Paw Director. u. s. ".
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF BONDS.
IL TERRITORIAL TREAgURKGs OFFICE,
YASK1ON. Dakota MAY 81, 1888.
accordance with act Of the Legislative Assembly OF
Dakota entitled An act 20 provide funds for The purpose OF
FOR constructing the building thereof and for other
purposes" approved February "a, 1888 VIII receive at
purchase Of $4,000 bonds Of
The Territory Of Dakota Of denominations OF @OOO eaeh bear
ing date May 1885, with Interest at tae rate OF per cent
July each At the Chemical National Rank, New
CITY, running twenty years and payable at any time
after date of Bonds Will be sold bear
nosas must be marked Proposals for Bonds Dakota tni
vorsy" The right IL reserved TO reject any all bid Fur
'e' w w. II. McvAY,
Territorial Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1883-06-04

NORWICH LINE
~ Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
The new Iron steamer -
CITY OF WORCESTER.
without exception the elegant boat on the Sound and
the favOrito CITY OF BOSTON,
Pier No. 40 North River foot OF Nattss next pier
above Desbrossesst Ferry daily except Sundays st6l5
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
& a Western and Northern EXPRESS Rochester ana
Montreal. with drawing ng-ro0m also 10 Saratoga
$40 SPECIAL Express for Chicago daily stopping only
at Albany syracuse ochcstor Bnno Ee Cleveland aud
Toledo
M. Chicago EXPRESS drawing room cars Canan
daigua Rochester and Buralo.
IL m Albany and Troy with connection Utica SARA
toga, Gens Falls Lake George and Rutland
$50 D M. saratoga sDefial DAILY excspJ StriN
m. Accommodation To Albany Troy.
Louis Express with sleeping TOT ST. LOUIS
running through day In also Niagara Fas
Buffalo. Toledo and Detroit -, ,,- .
6sOp m Express daily except sunday with sleeping cars
TO Syracuse and 10 Auburn Road also TO saratoga a Mon
D. m.. Pacific Express daily with sleeping tor
Rochester Bunaio Cleveland. Toledo DetroI Chicago 81
ii D. NJ Night Express with seepngcars to Albany and
Troy Connects with morning trains for tho West ana North
Tickets saleat No Bowling 252 and 4l3 Broad
and 043 Broadway, New.York and 333 Washington
m S0i FultOn-st. Brooklyn. 4. Is. MEEkER
j. N. T0UCEY. Gen. Supt Gen. Passenger Agent
DONDOUT and Kingston Line.-Steamer
III James w. Baldwin leaves Monday. Wednesday and Fri
from foot Harrison making usual landings
connecting with Ulster Delaware and stony Glove RR
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V'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known az the
L NEw.YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangement trains from Chambers street Depot.
m.Daly except sundays Day Express drawing room
Coaches Horneii.viie Cleveland,
p m. tDaily)-"st Louis Limited" Erpress.-No extra
falo arriving rs a. M Niagara Falls M: salamanca
7:v6am; Cleveland l'to m Cincinnati $40 p M 80.
Detroit s;lo TOhdO. $50 and Indianapolis.
p for fs s Sleeping
| s;l5 p m -Emigrant train for the West -
n6oH 3 S aGS s 5sS So?
~ midnight Sundays. O. $50. 1920 M. las $3.50.
5o lSs9 "a lGsS
II midnight sundays 0, $780, 1920 Las. $50. 80
Newark and Paterson via Newark s45 $40 ll;so N.
S 42S go SiS 7sq 80 M and II ~ An midnight saturday
saaern, g. $50. $50 iO.2o = n las, $50. + $50 ela
NJ Gis $50 p % and Il @idSisns y ''''
Newbars and Cornwall. ESQ. a. M. $3.50. 4so. epm
% HCnacat and Kingston e "a and Montgomery m $3.50 M
sSsSas S;sn sS isIS 1870 @ ESQ., ssS s'0 '0 sS'Nn
MSaeicTnS 5;sS 4so 4soaao sl1pms
3 M trains RAIN Win Midland RarSsd ia Mans
Port iepyi. % '7n sGS = S2S s % s. sl5 m su,-
als sY leave T. quarter each
q FOR P 20 g % Sqa ~ % AMI
Sleeping coaches can be obtained and orders for the
Nos g6i sol or ss Broaa%ay Isl westst r T. No.
Express trains lro the West arrive in SewYOrk at ia,
ii: :2j a. and 10 y. m.
JNO n ABBOTT Gen1 Passr Agent New. York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains Coste Plermon and Nyack
7:lO 800 10 $3.50. A. 4;j' $3.50 $40 $50 p m, IL
mldnght Sundays, :, a. m. and I:l3 p. m. -
Manuel, Spring Valley and Monsey lO, lOa NJ, 4oOp N
JNo. n ABBOTT Genl Pass'r Agent. New-York.
EOR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing
J. at Cranston's Cornwall, Newburg, Marlboro. Milton,
Pokeepse EsOpus connecting with Ulster aud DeaHar and
stony Glove Railroads Steamboat city OF Springfield sss
Tuesday Thursday saturday. p. from Harrisonst On
ana after June at jp.m
I EHIGH VALLEY Passenger
~ leave depot foot Of Cortandt and Desbosses,
$40 m $40 o. for Easton, Bethlehem Anen
town. Reading Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre rowanda Wiyer
Ithaca Buffalo and the West Pullman
daily Local rsils at m. and 5:i0
D. tor Easton Bethlehem and Copay. ,.
Trans leaving at = ani $40 p m c0nnectIDr VI
points In ahanov and Hazlet0ncpal rsrons snnayuAi
local for Mauch Chunk $40 a Leave Msuch Chuh< ~
y. IN. ,,,....s -, .,u.,,..s..,.
f. b. BYINGrON. q. A.
D0PULAR SHORE LINE.
Il pRONIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EAST.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-04


The falling of in the development work this season
results simply from the absence of territory In the
oil regions where testing operations might promise some
satisfactory return And Is this absence of aught but
isolated pools that supplies strength to the situation
Although stock OF oil has been enormously increased
from year ago. there is less new area 10 pe e1poreu,
ana he much fewer possibilities OF the ulscONcy VI
new and fertile OF supply. The question OF tne
dlsposal accumulated stocks Will become minor one
when the production has fallen below the actual
consumption and IL is toward this state OF aalrs InaI
the oil situation has been slowly but gradually drtng
scarce week. and there nothing realyimportant
to record. The Pipe Line gures In Darres, ior iase
month were as annexed:
Total bbls. Ay. per day;
M ~ iay a es5s3s 63063
ci,f Hfe tlns , MOI ISr @ay 5SS245 49459
Notwithstanding the breaking of last week by the
Decoration Day holiday the transactions In Pipe Line
certificates at NewYOrk Petroleum Exchanges were
without a reaction the price advanced from II % 40
81 06lo IN the opening dealings to 81 ~ on insuy.
But while the highest price Of the week-Sl Z4s-Was
touched Friday the market IN the last TWO uays
dropped TO 81 1881 1873, and decline below thUse
figures averted only by vigorous support from the
bull leaders VINO have controlled the speculation LOT
month past The close unsettled NJ III 70, against
II O57s ON the preceding saturday and s47sc in
the last week In ApTil. without denying the
favorable features OF the statistical situation the mag
ntude Of the advance In prices Sdue, DryOnu uouD.
largely manipulaton) cOunsels conservatism ana
prudence operations The expulsion OF almost
the entire short" interest from the market mas Deen
accomplished by the bulls. aud large t0howlng Oh
buyers has been secured. OIL may be relatively low
but lessons or the past teach thnt realatohs OF
profits are inevitable after long and sustained cath-
paigu for an advance. ,,
The prices and the total dealings Tor the week
"a AeVg- mr. we u- fOllDWa.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-04
STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

DVrR 7ISEMENIS FOE IT, NEW
"A YoRk TRIBuNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1,23s Broadway. col II Thirty
fTstst, 305 West Twcntytsirdst- l3za.tbave-
No 92 East Fourtoen st. coaer Unionsgqare $50 Third
ave-, corner Forty-ssva IN St;f tbs HARLEM OFFICES
Nos 100 and $500 fhlrda A. corner one-hundred-and.
D. st, up TO y. m. at ocular Office rates
New-York tribune., 1883-06-04

TROY BOATS-ClTIZENS LINE.-New
a steamers "a ARATOoA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
No. ID IT, foot Of ChIisopherst daily except Saturday htd
connecting with morning Lon Al p0inls North
sun ~ steamer tvuchsa ~ ALBANY
New-York tribune., 1883-06-04
y CITY. RIVER AND HARBon TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

once Pier ls. N. r.. foot Of Cortlandtss
Congnmsn Of freight forwarded directed to any psrS
Of tbs world
VNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
order, received fer delivery kinds Of freight and msn
lchapdisc 70 any part Of the city
sEAAND HARBoa TOWING AND RIVER AND Han.
HoR LI0HTERAGR
4tgnt oi description promptly ushtsrsd 10 any point
N the hsrbor streasonabls rates.
sTEAMBoATS, BARGES AND GROVES TO ORAR
TER Fo9 ExCuRsIoNa
steamers John H starin and Erastus Corning for NEW
RAVEN, leave Pier Ia NJ n. ssS u. daily [saturdays
sxoepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co, between Ssw.xork and
New.HavsA. Care and dispatoh guaranteed
Freight for points D. l.. q w. reoslvsd as Pior L.
For Now Haven and points East ct Pter Is
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND -Elevsn Mnes;Sr
Ten Uonts steamers from Iroa Pier ], H. foot sf
WhitehaI-sk
Machine Boiler shopA everything appsrtAlnag 10 sas
construction ard repair OF vessslA
New-York tribune., 1883-06-04
Nem 11ublicaiions.
lnsirurtlCn.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Prlvate tuition,
N afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash l45 w. 41th.sk
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-04
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The final examination the several classes for the year
II begin on MON DAY. May 2l. at $3.50 a IN
for degree Master OF Arts and students IN
,be graduate pepartmen will examined TIL RSDAH,
June T. and following days.
The candidates for admission VIII oesn Oh
WEDNESDAY, June q, at $50 a. IN.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-04
SCHOOL OF MINES.

SCHOOL OF MINES.
The annual Of the classes will begin on NUN
DAY May 81, at 10 a. m.
OF candidate. admission TO OF the
tx regular courses Mining Engineering Clvi Engineer
ng Analytical and Applied Chemistry Geology Me'anurgy'
Architecture will begin on FRIDAY June g. at $50 m
New-York tribune., 1883-06-04
SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The annual examination OF the students oil the scaoo wi"
BEGIN on MONDAY, May q, 10 M
For admission will be required of the applicant that ne
s,auhave satisfactorily completed regular OF
study college OF in some other main
tanning equivalent curriculum OF study TO the end OF the
uuor year. Students from other colleges must present cer
,acates OF proficiency In good standing
necial students admitted without examination TO OF
all
New-York tribune., 1883-06-04

'TWE COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK -.
EXAMINATION FOR ADVANCEMENT TO THE SEW
ERAL CLASSES.
Residents of this city, Of age may be er
anned admission into the SubFIeshinan class on MOI
cav T. Tuesday. June and WedIesfsF June . pro
yied the required blank lc
af,ng 10 residence and present the same
properly filled the President or examination anu dp
proyai Tuesday May 20.
the certificates be approved that day those presenting
numbers which Will enuue them
the regular examination Candidates or he
will Dotce inc
DAYS examiIton with the regular college
claeses. sophomore. junior and SENIOR
with the candidates Tor The SUB
Freshman class. LA htNtI ~ hiisls.Nt ~ ~.
Secretary 10 the Board OF Irustees
New-York tribune., 1883-06-04

N EW -HAVEN, MEKIUEN, HAh TFUKD,
~ SPRINGFIELD. HoLYoKE. MONTREAL and inter
aud sundays excepted; connecting with trains
NEW.HAVEN for MERlDEN. HARTFORD SPRING
FIELD, Tickets sold ana baggage checked at Si4
Broadway n. " and COurt-st, Brooklyn. Excursion
New Haven and return 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-04

NEW-YORK, ONTARIO g. WESTERN
~ RAILWAY aud NEW.YORK, WEST SHORE &
BUFFALO RAILWAY.
Trains leave Pennsylvania RR stations
ana G orila ndt SITS, as follows;
Haverstfaw, $40 $50 a m 4:lO, 500, 550p.m
CranstOns. West Point Cornwall Newburg, Middletown
N Y. $50 q. m; 4.lO, D; 20 D. IN.
Delhi. Norwich and Oswego, $50 a. IN.
EAlsburg. LAbertY, \. 80 q m. 4lU
New-York tribune., 1883-06-04

COMMENCEMENT. at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. on
WEDNE NEsDAY. June Is. at 10 a. III
FA P BARNARD. X r D. LII d. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
THE BILLIARD TOUHNAUENT.


The fourth game OF the cuSinOn-CaiOm TOUR
,o,n.,,, r,oved Yesterday Afternoon was between
naiheh'' P"ocu So'''iNy - H., ~, - 90
Joseph Dion and Thomas ""l'"ce' D'o"' ny i0"o -
his having beaten Niguaux was The Ialolle al . 10 l.
-, -, a., i.a1 H. counted four and made way
""I'~0' W. ~ -, (-d ,,lo inc was ,,ot in
for Dion. who 'allei TO count "oou pI" i"H was ~ ~
-, a, ;,, until tho fortv.secoud inning The game
from '-lS iou' ul'i, ~ $500, ,',,ri o . : o,d
a. tho revt inning made % DION had been doing the
" -. Ia ,.rs,r,,ea on NonIov night when he
knu OF worn "o tN'iVi"N- va -N'
beat NignauX, and his score was cnaI"c'
,o,izod ny It's few double figures. Up to
Ills point ue HAu O"'! o''''" w."
five rnes, the highest OF these runs being Il In the
bad play. Wallace had been dOln- gOOdy srduY NOlk,
ana when the game called III lhe s1tle inning Iad
well, ana turned Ills fourth hundred IN tho seFehy-
second lnnmg. DiOh's score standing at 80 DION
PLAYED better after TINS, but Ire cOd MOI reach ms opo
nen who ran ne zane oui IN te nielIsec"nG ihhNs'
leaving DION at 90 iHo io''o"--5 ""s 'lO 'OOi''
O. O. o. 4 O. II. g, = 3, IS, H. o. ), o. l. g. II, 2 H.
a. - O2i 20 p o, T. - o. = Is, = 4, o, !, l., l. l.,
q, %, l, o. ), !. H. l, IL, o. d. l. II L. u l. : =,
o, = u, ), l, o. IL, = 1G, H. i, y, 2I-0OO. Average
51O-23
oo2 O. d l. p o. g. D. 3, 3, 0, 3 o. o, 4, D. H. o, o. 81
a. ~ ~ - y G / g. 20 o. D. 3 0. o. o. A. g. H. o. o. .
- ~ ~ = - - II q = T. + , 4 @ O. y d ! q =
g. = ISL Average, 4 1891. Time Of game
- 2'b =, ~ and :j5 mi Iutes
.,o -,.-,ir,, game between ecbacter and Carter
. AZ tno 80 s.nnancs Inrre was nnf n,nch nor
,n SnI %nai there was was largely IN f.vor Of
sr1,eier carter ION the lead ana made 4 SchAeier
VINO found the C4 as tne e, G a g the II@ no.
count. carer in tAe next ilnins made 2. w4Ich
he followed IN Inc tbrd inning Dy IL, which gave MN
the lead in fiith inning schAefer. who seemed
in poor condition, made only l. slipping up on very
easy shot. ms evidently encoqlased Carter for he
immediately began 10 ck up ana lh~de iOuI extremely
difficult shots every one u MA'CA "Ss greeted MIA ap
pause. in the next mihh- Lie added 10 more
cappng OF lands lie continued 10 Increase ms Iead
IN ever! nnas be'9 o. 90 10 IoV we're moe a ,nt