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CTARIN'S
COMPANY

once Pier 10, N. r., foot Of 0ortlaudtst
Consgnents ot fcghs forwarded directed 10 any uar,
of tho world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received far delivery o AL nds roshs and mar
ahandise 70 any part Of the aasr
SEA AND RARBoRTowIN0 AND RIVER AND HAz
BoR LIGHTERAGE
Freight Of every description promptly rghsrcd any point
IN the haroor atreasonsbe rateS
sTEAMBoAre BARGRs AND GROVES rc CHAR.
TER Eo& EXCURsIoS6
steamers John Il starn and Erassus corniax foe NEW
HAVEN, leave Pisr Ia y. h. ats DAILY LsstzrdAys
sIoepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS 90. between soHfork ana
New.HayGa Care and dispatoh guaranteed.
Freight for points D.. L. W. raosvsd 40 Pisr Ia
For Now.Hayen and points East At Pier IL
NORTH sHoRE. STATEN ISLAND Eleven Milsssss
Ten Uents Steamers from Iron Plsr ]. H. isos OF
Whitohsl-Gt
oESTaALsaIPYABn. oOmmunipaw. n. J.-Drv psoas
Machine and Boiler shoOa sysrythiaS soDsriDax stAs
construction sLaspDsr q issssss
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JNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
l. NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

ROAD
Arrangement OF trains from Chambers Street Depot
mDa eSSeSs Snnd3ys Day ExprSs drawas so
coaches. Hcrnellsye To Cleveland Cincinnati AMI Chs
charge FOR Fast time Pulmans sleeping Coaches % Buf
falo arriving 7;25 m Niagara Fails Saanianes
Louis sac a. m second day CONNECTING trains arrtvs
Detroit s;io p. Toledo 5:2o p. M ahd Indianapolis
sp. H. JDaily-Pscihc Express for tho West Sleeping
Coaches throash 70 Buffalo Niasarn Falls Cincinnati aa1
s:lo m 1Emigrant train for ths West -. ,o,o, - "A
nd sS9ss5oS s aSS PsSi sp "a s9 pm.
y midnight sundays $50, io2oa m li4s S;So p Nc
Paterson, 8. 79O, 1850 $3.50. 1890 ~ no,a las,
500 4tO s. 5l0 $780, $40 $3.50 1872 sis. 1889 p IN saa
II midnight sundays q $780, lV'So H. Lao o''' %
Nexsrt aud Paterson via Newark sts $40 ll;sea a:
nights only. SUNDAY 3. 9l5 a m.. S:l0 6s0p u.
$50 go iC2 ,ss,g m i susS SS. ga S
m. LAG, $50, p. M, and ~ midnight
Ss S@Sas and sp Cornwall nm U ESQ H. $780, 4sospa
Sq RSaScst and Kingston and Montgomery H. so N
sS Ss:Ssn 1920 sso s;s9 s'o .sa sl'N
sS Maact e. siS 80 ) 1910 a. s:5d $50
s9ndsy asD With Ssand aaSsS A.
The 3 4. train stops at Man-sI only. s,/
az, 5s Ss5 sG3 go saa $50 3 Sis NJ sung
23d quarter Of and quarter after saeh hoaf
Tes sss F and % IN ai
Sleeping coaches can be obtained aud orders for the
Nos Dol toi or sS7 Broadway is7 wsstst. 4. T.. No.
cGar!s sES1sIn or A. The ps NRyo
A"" JNo n &Bs6rT. Gsn Psssr Agent New York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF W-JERSEas
~ Trains leave for Engiewood ciosts; nermpns sna NJ.
SsaSst spring valley and MOnsey. 7.fo, ioa N .''OD NJ
no n ABBOTT eenI Pass,r Ag.n1 New: yess--.
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IOPHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD-EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
20 TRAINS EACHwAY WEEKDAYS AND3 on SUN
DAY. ssfAIIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, zLA .
NEM.YORk. F.

DOUBLE TRACK, TEE MOST IMPROVED EQUIh
MEN AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
express Trains VIA Des5ros,e, AMI Cor
landt-st Ferries IS follows
6l5 ago, $3.50 90 and 10 LmitsdJ IL NJ, $780, $40
o., z. anu D. NJ, and IL night sundays s. % LIN
iteda and 10 A. ~, T. o. !. and P m, and might
Camden
Returning trains Broadst station
$40 80 $40, $3.50 Except Monday 650 1880 $780, $50
H. ANA ll;lg N. lLndtcd Express 1880 and 5;20 M
a,S 4, ., $50 l'iS sand $50 IN On sunday l2Qls
S:l5, $500, 345 $780, $50 a 1920 Limited. $780,
TAO 8 and $40 p Leave Philadelphia via Camden
a. ~. and 4:SO p. IN. daily except sunday
Ticket Otlces 1876 $40 and ga Broadwayl Hogs1
ana foot Of Deserosses and Cortandt sts Cours ana
brooklyn Annex station foot Of Fut1n-sL Brooklyn NoA
ia ll6 and lis Hudson Hoooken station Jersey City:
Emlgrsnt Ticket ONCE, No Battery Place and Castle
Garden
The NewYork Transfer Company viii call for AMI chsak
baggage from hotels and rosldensex
CHARLES II. pUGH, ]. r. WOOD,
General General PasS'r
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September 9s soTSi a.S Uor nsSooo Sash
| Osts - bush. shipments-wheat 1000 bushi Corn'
/ $4,000 bush; Oats 1000 bush
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Ofean ateamers.

NATIONAL LINE,-From Pier 30; n Il.
HELVEriA 'uq Fos LoNos sr 1IREe G'' ~ i'o m
GREECE June ~. 10 a. M HOLLAND July = 49, I'M
sS:1s' $40 F. w HURST Manager IS and Dl04ae-s
NOVA SCOTIA and NEWFOUNDLAND.
-, THE CROMWELL LINE LINZ vo,,, p,v.r
dispatch rscass iron steamers from Pier TO- NORTH hlVe
HALIFAX I;, !; s. and 81: JOINS ,,,o MD.
For circulars containing particulars Apply 70
Pier 8, North RIVER.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
5Ap 1Et c4 H2s AoNRwaHX N hAEPG% sTRA CEN
TRIAL and SOUTH AMERICA and MEXICO;
For san Francscc va the Itsmas Of Panama
Connecting for oentra and SOUTH America and Mexico
From San Francisco To5 Ley and Brannan 't'
and 1 ARABIG s rSgT3ay s Jgns "a at
2ESLSSStf ssii, sa!aISsy 5aas g: 3: M
or on arrival OF London mails at san Francisco o.
For freight passage and general information Apply com
Pay Office on the Pier ops Gd1at NSS!n
PED STAR LINE. For Antwerp and Paris.
~ sailingfrom NewYork aud Antwerp every saturday
WAhsdANp w saturday june So -, o. ~
saloons smoking a@.d.hps
f%eP ' %f E eo ssss 3 fggaa S
ROYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS
FOR hNSTFROAN 49, -
SIS Amsterdam June e ROTTERDAM iT s. sn'' July a. pm
S. " A. sCHoLTES Wednesday; July II. 1880 am
ii; CXzATX, General Agent Il south, wina%;st
81 $ @ S Ffe S ACTS soBway cen Pass Agt
limited STATES AND GERMAN MAIL
" sTEAMEkS-Hamburg American Packet Company $
Line for FALMOUTH LOndOnL ChERBOuk G parish
and HAMBURG SATURDAY steamers hamburg lireot.
WES1PuALIA. 1hurJ une2S FRi5IA hurs. July
Rates ito Paris cxtra FIRST Cabtn sl00 Second CABIN.
A.
cabin saturday steamers s6j aud $40 Excursion
great reduced. send Tor "TOurists' Gazette"
G. B. RICHARD & co, Gen. Pass Agts., 81 y way n. 4
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED ST ATEs AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
- FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINEkPOOl+
NOrICE-rhe steamers Oftlls iuc ll6e tl3 Lane Route
recommended by Lieutenant AaurY U. NJ, on DOtl tn9
outward and hOmoward yogagcs- On -,
GbhMA lt. capt. heIleG SATURDAY Jule oV PIN
BRITANNIA Capt Perry Satu day, July ~ noon
REPuRLIC. Can't Irving THURSDAY July " p W.
CELTIC Cant OoadNli saturday INV ~, ncon
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
These steamers uniform ia ze and unsurpassed In ap
pohJmeuls Ihe SaOOns StaterDOmS SuioAin5 anl bdth
FoOs are p tced amidsp he noise ln motion are
ltei ahorilnga degrees u comfort hitherto un"eeAhAoo
RATEs.-saloon. $50 and 800. Return ucxets on
ayora5le erlA steerage from tho Old Country SCI HON
These stSamersoarry neither cattle sheep nor pigs
spsctiOn OF plans ard other Information aDplY bD
RI. CORTIS, Agent
CT BARTLETT co, Agents boston.
BARKITT * CArIEEI- Agents, philadelphia
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYor1 VIA Desbrosses and Cortland
Harrisburg Ptsburg tho West AMI South with Pullnss
Palace Cars attach ed and daily. New Yorh
and Chicago Limited OF Paror Dining Smoking aad sleep
ing Cars at . 4. a. every day.
whamsport. Lock Haven a NJ, Cory and Erie al
connecting CORY for rtusyllle. Ca
tire and the Oh RegiOas.
Baltimore washington and South "LImitsi washngc7
Express" Pullman Parlor Cars daily sunday 10
M arrive Washington p IN. Regular. via Il and p r.
r.. at jl5 ana g. 80 $40 and and IL nisht via
r. and O. r.. r.. and y. m and IL night.
Sunday via Is. and r. II. r., 0 and IL nj yht VA
b. and o. r. r. p. and II night
For Atlantic City, excey. Sunday 5l6 m and Ga
sunday .. M Through car on ! D. m train
For Cape May, except sunday 5l3 a. M and p m -.
Long Branch Pay Head Juncton. and intermediate 50
tons, via Railway and Amboy. a. IL noon $3.50 aaS
JPN on sunday a. n; docs not stop &C s6uIy psrs
At Jersey CITY sorting speedy and direct transient Tor
Trains afrveFrom Pi,sburg $50 and 1870 7:S9anS
l12Op daily and a daily, except Monday. Frog
Washington and Baltimore, $780, 650s N. $50 $40 9S5
1885 and 1880 p m sunday. $780, $50 m, - is and
1850 D. m. From Baltimore 1:20 y w.; sundAJs, 9Sj
pm. From Philadspha $50 $40, $50 GO, IsIesps
Monday $780, 9;40 1910, ll40 M l:2o. 2. $50 551
6;20 730 $3.50, 9S5, l0:20 1928 and 1880 m sunday
$50 ego $50, sos, ll:35 IN, 6.2O 1875. 935, lo2S
1875 aud 1880 p. IN
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TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-Nee,~ss
and CITY ofrho1 s sSys ss5
y. m. connecting with morning trains AGA - Ielh~"
k2A AZ steamer toecAesas Alasak
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NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston, Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
The new Iron Steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER,
exception the most elegant boat the Sound and
the favOrite CITY OF BOSTON,
No 40 North River foot Of Watsst next pier
Desbrossess Ferry daily except Sundays at6lo PEI
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NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD.

NEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD, HoLYoKE, MONTREAL and inter
mediate points steamers leave Pier No %, e. X, ats
Sundays eIceptedl: connecting
NEW.HAVEN for MERfDEN, HARTFoRD SPRING.
FIELD, Tickets sold and baggage checked at ga
broadway, ". " and Court-st Brooklyn Excursion To
New Haven and return. 81 80.
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Il Boston and the East All rail from Grand Central
Depot trains daily (Sundays eXceptedl
Boston at a. p M tparor car aachedl. and 10 D.
with palace sleepingcara Sundays 10 D. with palace
seeping.carsl Newport express leaves Grand Central
Depot p nj arrives at Newport 745 p m Pariorears
attached. Il. w. POPPLE, Agent
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenge
~ trains depots foot Of Corandt and Desbro'ses M
at $40 H. $40 Esston Bethlele Aleu-
town Reading Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarr T0y1nil Yayer-
w. Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pulma1
throDgB coaches daily Local trsl At and SAD
p. m. for EastOn. Bethlehem and cDDiaV. .
Trans e8ving at Z iOa AMI $50 D. M connecttDr M
points In aahanOv and Hazletol3Jh rsNOn1 S1llRsrA1
lOcaltor Mauoh Chunk $40 a. Leave Mauch Chunk ~
pm. -, ,,..L - 4, o...,.. a. 81.
''"e ~ T. b. BIINGrON q. Z. A.
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For Young Lajies-Ci.y.

7 University Grammar school, 1, 4s1 Broadway;
~ near l2d.sL (46th ye7r1 Primary Com nsretsl aai
Classical Departments v. ~ Ho1oy. w Ia Akin FrtsO@'
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CCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-MISS ARABELLA
- KETCHUM, having removed TO l2i East 5sth 81 u
ready 10 receive applications for winter OF
primary Glasses
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NEW-Y YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD.-Commencing june 49, 1888,
through trains Will leave OraDd Central Depot:
~ Western ard Northern Express 10 Rochester and
Montreal with drawing room cars
$40 III, special Express for Chicago daily. with Dining
stopping only OF Albany Utica, Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo. Erie, Cleveland and Toledo
q. Saratoga special daily except Sunday; also Lake
George and Montreal.
1850 M chicago Express, drawing room Canaan
Rochester aud BunalO; also kChneld Springs.
~ M. Albany aud Troy, with connection TO Utica
Saratoga, Glens Fails Lake George and Rutland.
$50 d M Saratoga special Daily, except sunday Rims
through TO Lake george saturdays only.
d. m Accommodation 10 Albany ant TROY.
D. A. Louis Express, with sleeping for st Lonis
running through every day In the week also Niagara Falls
Buffalo, Cincinnati. Toledo and Detroit.
$50 Express daily. except sunday, with sleeping cars
syracuse and to Auburn Road; also To Saratoga Mont
real.
D. m Pacific Express daily with sleeping cars for Roch
ester Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago aud CLAY.
ton.
IL D. NJ, Night Express with sleeping 90 Albany and
Troy with morning trains Tor the West North
Tickets sale at No Bowling Green 262 Broad
way WeStc0rs Express Offices Parkplace and TsH
ana 9l2 Broadway NewYork and 1913 Washington and s6S
kultonst, Brooklyn. C. IL. AiEEKER.
j. NJ. TOUCEY, Cen Sup't. Gen. Passenger Agent
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Art Schools.
AIRS. LOUISE Il. CULVER will give
WI lessons in ontotdoor sketching for two months
al Meadow Point" Lake George commencing Juy TO- For
particulars address No 80 MadisOn-aye
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STEAMBOATS, anG Railroads.

bteGm5onts anG Railroads.
A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
Steamers ALBANY and C. v1BBARD daily, except sun
~ So ana Vest 33dst AZ a m for Ablay landing as
Nyack aud TarIytown by ferrrl West PoiuL No"0ars
Connecting at Rhigebeck with Ulster and Delaware r. r.
AZ Catsl With Catsktl Aouutln r. r., ana a. Albany with
SARATOGA EXPRESS
A MARY POWELL, Captain w. II. COR
IN NELL. Zoe Vest Point Cornwall, Newburg. Pongh-
mefy Cozzens Milton. New Hamburs aud Hyde Park daily
SUNDAYS excepted. Leaves Nesty-st $40 and 22dst
$50 p M POushk With evening trains for
NO EXPRESS BAGGAGE RECEIVED AT 22D,sT.
ALBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW and ST. JOHN leave A. " r., foot OF Ca
WEEK s trains a sars Ms at and As sa9
FALL RIVER LINE,
BOSTON AND EAST
Mammoth new iron steamer Ana Word.renowned steamer
Leave NewYorS on alternate days Sundays ncudoD at
from Pier - North Riyet FOOT OF hurrayst con
nectons by Annex boat from Brooklyn at i0 Jersey
CITY y N. .-,-,
hotels transfer ckss Offices 80 Pier 3 ~ r. and on
Freight-Ths iuo m, a aeet Of steamers engaged excu
syey the freight service thus nsurng prompt aud rel
bic movement Rato,a. low as other lines co,,,.or
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
Il sATONIC and NAUGATUCk RAiLROADs-Steamsr3
Eivsr SAC p ~ Fare lower than By any otner roats.
EOR BOSTON. The latest evening train,
with through Pullman sleepezs, leaves Grand Central DE
G s o wSst a a7' oes SqS sss va iO'0 H.
NEW.YORK AND NEw.EA GLAND RAILROAD.
TOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON. AND CATS
Sewtars MsriSoro Milton foEecPsiS Ee5pas co6nsctins
with Ulster aud Delaware and stony Glove IaroadA steam
boat civ Of springfield leaves Tuesiay Thursday Saturday
?. m- from harris0n-st.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

NETWORK PAssENGERs-Leave James slip IS min.
Utes 7th At 70 minutes 3tst East Ryer, l. minutes be-
fore Long Island Cly tns. ANNEX BOAT from Pier II,
foot Of Plnest East RiVer-7;30 $780, $780, a m 200
sos. 4 U6 5 05, sos .. m.
James slip Ferry ard annex Boat DO not sunday
LEAVE LONG ISLAND CITY FOR
BABYLoN-sQh sos, liO5 q ~, 3.3j $50. 535, 7.05
p sunday Z 30 900 o. M. 1855, 500 2.
PATCHOGU E-S35 a. n, $3.50, 4So, b.35 y. SuD1ayS
$50. 900 a. M, 7:33 p. m.
6So 600 lO5 p ~ iz;l5 night WelneSday @aa saturday
SAC HARBoR-s35 m, 8:35 '4S5. $3.50 p. sundays
Ga
GREENPoRT SHELTER IsLAND)-s:35 a. M, 335,
-i85 % N. saturdays only 5.35 p. m sundays a. ~.
Limited express parior car train.
GARDEN CITY, HFAPslEAD-S.35, 90j q. 1885,
SJ5 1885, 535 635 i2il5 night "Wednesday and Salus
only. Sundays 933 IN Garden City Ony) 1885, $50
r. m. . ,- -
BAY-SS5 eos ~. lS5, 4:36. 6;3j, 6.35 p sundays
MCNTiSGfoN. SoRTHPoRT-9O5 a. m. 435 5s5,
O:.I y. m. sundays 0'O5 a.. m, 635 p. m.
PORT JEFFERSON-9:O5 a. m, l:35 .. m. Sundays 9;05
u m.
900 a. IN. - ..
LONG BEACH:
sl5, 1908 1l:ot 2;05 SSi, 4:34 537, COS. 1905
s,25 p sundays $780, $780, IL M /. 2, g. 510 6;l6
50 D.,
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EUI0N LINE.
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leaving Pier 81 ". H.. foot OF KnRsL
hlStON BIN Ineseay, J une 10 ga m
AhAnpN Iuosuays July ., 9;5O p M
~ July q ~ III
TueedaY. JuY VA
WIOn IursdN, July ~, 5p M
parmens and are Furnished with requisite % make
the passage the Atlantic both safe and agreeable hav
ing Bathroom Sm0kng-rOom drawing piano and
library also experienced and
each steamer The stRteroOma all thusin.
surfing those of all u1uros perfect
ton and light
Cabin passage according to stasroom 500 $50 and sl00
intermediate, $40. BteersRe at low rates.
OFFICE NO 20 BROADWAY. WILLIAMS GUION
TNMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS
Il FOR QUEESSToWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF CHESTER q ROAY Juno 20 $50 a. I'd.
CITY OF RIUHMoNn.... tn RsDAY june IL ii 4. 10.
CITY OF BERLIN ..........sArU RpAY. July T. BjO
From Pier Al, North River, foot OF Lsroy.sL
STEERAGE s95 Prepaid sal.
For passage. &c, apply 10 the INMAN STEAMSHIP co.
Limited 81 and s3 BroadwAy ~ Y.
'' - -'' PhiLadeiphia Once. No. los south 4th-st
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~ FQR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
HELvETfA June s8. TAR ! SPAIN Jnne 20, lso p m
FOR LOND0H DIRECT
GREECE June ~. 10 a. m HOLLAND. July =, $3.50 am
Capn 500 % s79 outward cKes s2s prepaid steerage
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH R. R. I

IN Pennsylvania n. r.. foot Cortlandt
stations in New. York ( ST. and DesbrOssesst
central II. r. OF y. J.fOOt Liberty at.
For South hmboy, via C. r. r. Of n j. s. sl5 a. NJ las,
4, via Penn II. H. ga. IL NIB Sunday, Q.
For Maawan. Re. wa c. r. r. OF " j., Q, Is n las.
4, p m via Penn Il. r., a. N. IL M $780, p M. sun
day, o. m.
For Red Bank Long Branch Grove. Asbury Park.
Grit. Point Pleasant &c, c. r. r. OF " j. D sl5
m li5 4. via Penn. r. r., pa. No, IL NJ, 800 N.
sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove or AsbuIy PAk,
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INSTRUCTION.
For Young Ladies-Country

FOR YOUNG LADIES.
The Ei1htyrst Year COMMENCES SEPT ioYs 10y
lars amply 10 Miss ANNIE Z. JOHNsoN, Prneipa bfao-
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gteamuoats and aa,Iroaoa

Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS,
daily sundays from Pier 33 North River ~ n ~
Three morning trains steaIners andipr tnrsusk N
Boston. Tickets good on any train ~
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Proyidence worcester, and New England points,
Steamers NARRAGANSETT and Sr0NINGTON from Pies
90 North River daily, Except Sundays,) 5p m.
Il. w PoPPLE, Acting Gent Pass. Agent
No III Wcstst. New.Yosk
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-12-30
What the Newly Rich Do.
lKansas City Start

One OF Senator Tabor's partners when
he struck his first bonanza was Ger
man named Richie, who was past the
middleage, had been a cobbling shoe
maker all his life, and $50 note was an
engraving he had never inspected at
nearer range than through the wicket at
a bank counter. lie got about $780,
900. The first thing he did was to build
a large brick house, red in color, and of
square and hideous architectural design,
about two miles distant from the camp or
any other habitation. Then he got mar
ried and retired into this dwelling, as the
knights and barons Of medieval times re-
tired into their castle keeps. and he
only emerged at long intervals to lay in
provisions and chewing TOBACCO. This
was his conception Of perfect rest. and
consequently ecstatic happiness. He
had a profound mistrust Of banks and
kept his cash by him, where thieves
could not break IN nor moths corrupt.
One would suppose that this scheme was
open to objections ON the ground OF its
lack OF variety, but unkind rumor cred
tied the capitalists wife. who was q
very voluble lady, with an ability to
keep him entertained and excited.
Another gentleman of fortune at Lead
vile was Captain Connors, well known
to ali residents Of the camp. He ha.
often told me the story of his first
stake" He received $4,000 for biz
interest in some mineral property, ant
| it was paid to him at the bank in foul
rectangular packages OF bills of $1,000
each. The Captain had kept his goos
fortune a secret from his wife. and HI
hurried home to tell her. She was sit
ting down after hard days work, ane
without word he dropped the armful
OF greenbacks in her lap. 1t was loya
and touching thing to do. For a mo
ment she sat paralyzed with astonish
ment. and then hugging the mass up +
her she cried out:
r'Oh, Tom. how dirty they are. lie
me put them in tub and wash them.
DO it il you want to, my dear" h
replied with tenderness that it woul
BE- well for other rich men of Colerad
to emulate, "but you will never was
anything else again.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-12-30
A Modern Rape of the Lock.

AT Newport, X. r., short time ago,
the fifteen year-old daughter of Coils
Burrill Of that city was the victim Of a
curious persecution. On Friday last,
while returning from school, about A
O'Clock In the afternoon. she was sudden
ly confronted by a man, who seized her
quickly, drew her face close against his
coat, and with knife cut off braid Of
her hair, which he flung on the ground
contemptuously, saying, There, take
that" and then turned quickly and hur-
ried away. The manner Of the attack
and its suddenness prevented her from
identifying him as any one she had ever
seen before. One Of the best known
ladies Of the city happened to be passing
along Came street little after the out
rage was committed and she remembers
having seen thick-set, smooth-faced
man, with SLOUGH hat pulled well over
bis eyes, hurrying along toward Mill
street, but, as she then knew nothing of
the assault, she did not take particular
notice Of him, and this indefinite descrip-
ton of the supposed miscreant is all that
has been obtained.
The boldness and evident malice Of
the attack created good deal of com
ment, but second aad more mysterious
one committed last night has aroused
the town. It Is said that Mr.. Burrell
had been warned that . second attack
was contemplated. Miss Burrell sleeps
in the Northeast room Of his boarding
house on Levin street. As the room is
in remote paN Of the house her par
ents have been in the habit Of locking
her door at night and her father says il
was so locked last night. He had waited
up longer than usual for some OF his
boarders to come in, and after locking
the front door went to his daughters
room and locked it and then retired.
Early this morning near neighbor
noticed that the window of Miss Burrill's
room was halfway up and thought it
very strange, but made no inquiry at
that time IS to the cause. About seven
o'clock the Burrill family were startled
by scream from the girls room. On
inquiry as to the cause they found the
girl terrified by the discovery that some
one, undoubtedly her former tormentor.
had entered her room while she slept,
severed the one remaining braid and left
| it on the bed beside her. lie had done
his work and made his escape so quietly
that she had known nothing of it until
she awoke at the usual hour.
Mr.. Burrill reported the matter i'm
mediatcly at Police headquarters. He
thinks the man, whoever he is, slipped
into the house before the door was
locked at midnight and remained con-
cealed somewhere until the family were
asleep and it was safe to begin his at
tack The outrage is certainly one Of
the most extraordinary ever Fsrpetrated
here. Neither the girl nor her parents
nor friends know any one who has any
cause to have any grudge against her.
Mr.. Burrill has offered reward OF $50
for the miscreant's detection, and is dis
posed to think that the police ought to
have something of the same kind to en-
courage his arrest after the first outrage
VIVA committed