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New-York tribune., 1884-03-03

ANTWERP March l.-Petrolsum, Fine Pale Amenoan, 10
francs 7b paid and 10 francs 10 confines sellers
Wlccxs ~ francs 90 oonmes per 100 koa
HREmEs March 1.-Petroleum marks 80 pfenninza
WiIcox's Lard closed at ~ marks per ll0 D .
HApBURG March 1.-Wlc0Is Lard closed AZ 4b marks oo
pfennngs per 100 n a, -
HAYRE, March l.-Wucors L2rd closed NJ VI Hshos vor
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
CHARMS
STARIN'S :
~ CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

SIAhlNO D
~ CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
ONCE Pier Ia, ". r.. foot OF cortlandtst.
ConSgnmenta Of freight forwarded directed TO any ps1
OF the world.
UNEQUALLFD FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
received for delivery Of all kinds OF freight and meg
chandse to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAFa
BOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight every description promptly gtered TO any pone
In the herbor reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN sTARIN for NEW HAVEN, leaves Piet
ls N r. foot Of Cortlandtst, at p NJ daily lsUNDAYs
eIcepted.l
Freight points D. L W. r r received at Pier i
For New Haven and points Fast, az Pier ls.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles fos
Ten Cents via steamers from Pier J. H. foot Of Whitc
hall-st.
CENTRAL sUIPYARD. Communpaw - J.-Dry nockg
Machine and Boiler shops Everything sppeTtning 70 ths
construction and repair OF yesses
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
Gtsam5oats ano iialIroaos.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
1Tstst until 0 n and 80S West Twenty ythlrlst
Eghthave o. East Fourteenth UnOnSquare.
T60 Thrdave corner FOrtyseyeuth.st; ct the HARLEM
OFFICES. Nos 1907 and $500 Third ave, corner one
hundred Twenty fifth ST., up TO at regular once
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
LONDON WOOL SALES.

Toypoy March Tho following the Wool sales Of
Friday in detail Port Phip-Lambs Greasy Cd a IS t2
AdeIade-ScOured, Is Id NevZe aland Oii
Natal Fleece 2d0ls 80. To-day l2l9l bales oil sydney
and Port Philip sold.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
Paymaster General, U. $ N.

NAVY PAY OFFICE. STAIEsTl
NEw.YORK, Feb. 49, 1884.
PROPOSALS SEALED AND lNDORSED
1 ON envelope Bid for Supplies Advertised will be
ceived M this office until ~ o'clock March A. 1884 for the
following supplies best quality TO be delivered within
thirty days from Order free Of expense at the Navy
Yard, New.YOrk: -...,. ...,, r,,,.,o.
l3l SOS pounds Angle Iron
4gl4 pounds Channel Iron.
gi-5 hounds r Bull Beam Iron.
Sl2 pounds 4 Iron.
5G4G4 bounds steel Plate.
1879 pounds Plate Iron Rest Ffe BOX q H. NO NANCE
50S77 hounds plate Iron q. H., No. ] hange.
94GI $50 bounds Plate Iron Best Refined 10. l.
234i4 pounds Iron Riyets, Button Heads
600 bounds Iron Riyets, COuDtersunk Heads.
$500 bounds steel Rytts COunersunk Heads.
b2B pounds Wrought Iron Welded Tubes.
All TO be IA ueT schedule speccaOns which can be seen
this Office. ,,.., ..
me right reserved reject all bids that may not
he deemed ad to the Government.
Two responsible surcties required Tor the prompt ana ~
ful delivery OF the supplies awarded.
Blauk foims will be tuTnlslt at this O11ce
s NAT Toperv slged and certified will be considered.
nv F'0E' THOMAS T. CASWELL,
Pax Il. y.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
Oreai: Steamers.

BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line 10 the South Of France
NEW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT: oo
SIS CHATEAU MARGAUX new Wedues sday, Marcn 70
SS. CHATEAU LEON ueNdal Aplil 10
From PTence's stores Wallst. Ferry, BroOklyn
Travellers for France spain and Italy, PyTcnecs fa,
Nice &C, will time ami expense Oy taking ms mt co
FIRST Cabin uncudng winc $50 TO slOO second CaD sOV'
Stceragc t25
w Pl''"9o "rE'' y / LIE BOULANGER 40 Beaver.st.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
gnetrnrtiou
For Young Ladies-Country.

DORDENTOWN, n. j. Female e,oso01h 001iess su,
heauttfuly located very heathful and sa
peror Music and Art Departments FeJ NJ President
,.1cc NOr,r,o ENGLISH and French Family
N iSD d ta schoo, for Young Ladies' 80 Waltst new
Haven onn The ii N year begins Thursday september 81
Circulars sent upon application. -
yY,tIp Ns-Familv and day school for
6int No iu High.st, Springfield Masa e9rcreu;
lars address the Principals. Misses PORT EN- W. "
For Young Ladies-citv.
rUHE MISSES GRINNELLS School for young
ladies' and children 80 East 55thst one door from Madi
.or ave- separate apartment for boys. Kindergarten
Musical.
MISS KATE FULLER, teacher and graduate
WI from the STUTTGART Conservatory and pupil OF A. Mar
moute In Paris receives pupils piano harmony and organ
For credentials and terms apply 10 10 H. "a West
A6th-st
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
Ge9aI Notlres.

THIRTIETH-ST- Supreme COurt.-Edward
Hincken sole surviving executor OF the last viii and
testament Rice deceased against Isaac Fudu,
Edward d. Jams The Farmers Loan and Trust tOmpany as
receivers property, tate aud ELECTS Ot Robert
Bovine, deceased and Elizabeth BOVINE deceased, Sarah
James and Edward +. James.
In pnrsnance OF Judgment and degree foreclosure
sale made entered herein June H. 1882 l, the under
signed referee IN said judgment named VIII sell at public
auction, at tho Exchange Salosroom No II Broadway
CITY the 9th day Of NJ rch 1881 at II O'Clock
noon by Richard v HarneL aucuoneer the following de-
scIiOed premises; a.,
ng thereon situate lying and being In the Twentieth Ward
Of Inc city the snuthery side Of 3th St.
and containing together as follows Beginning az
pOut ON the s0uthery side or 3Js, distant eistey Two
hundred and nnetyegt feet and inches from the east
ery OF 7thave thence running eastefy along Sohst
running sOuhesy, parallel win 7t
ave- ninety feet and nine inches thence westerly par
lel with 3Dthst sxtyve feet and thence nOrhery and
parallel with 7thave nineyeght feet aud nine Inches TO
3Ost point OF beginning Excepting thcrefrom lot
Of me eboye described premises being twenty-five
feet front and by ninety eight feet and inches deep
bennng hundred and ninety eight feet and inches
east from 7have.-Da Dated New York February 2, ls8l
]. SANFORD POTTER,
DANIEL r. WALDEN, Referee
plaintiffs Attorney,
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
DrouosLls.
DROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.
Il - Nd

4 NAVY DEPARTMENT, }
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTmNGt Z
WAsHINGToS, d. e Feb. 10, l85f)
Scaled proposals ndored Proposals i5r WI DE
until March 26, 1854 AZ IL
M for one and nifty thousand 0O0l ponnls Of
Navy Tobacco to deyereda the Navy Yard BrOokyn
as follows: nfty thosand t5OO00 pounds In thirty
days ana the ninety days from the date OF the con-
SpScacat,ons and forms Of offer viii be furnished by this
Bureau upon application and proposals must be made npon
he forms 80 furnished and accordance with the spechca
tOns c,,,rr,
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
Summer Resorts.

DAVlLI0N HOTEL AND COTTAGES,
IsLlP. Long Island will open April l. House heated
with steam JAMES SLATER 0fthe Berkee 5thave and
etlI st, owner and proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
IL CURTIS EATON VS.. EMILY A. EATON.
IL. Order Of Notice state of Connecticut Fairfield

BRDGEPORr, Feb 81, A. d. 1884
Upon the complaint OF the said Curtis Eaton praying
set forth for divorce returnabe 70 the
Superior and Fairfield County on the hIst tues
day March, 1854 II appearing TO- and being I0und Oy he
ent absent tho state and gone 10 parts nnknown
therefore
Ordered That notice Of the pendency OF said complaint DO
given by publishing this order In The New-fork Irbuhe
newspaper printed IN WORK city, three weeks success
sivey commencing before the 26th day Of February
A. d. 1oS4.
ii. r. BLAKE,
Clerk OF the Superior Court OF Fairfield County.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
8ttambodts ait6 nailroaos.

FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points On HON
ssye Catherine at M M 29d-st East Riyse
EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
~ trains leave depot foot OF Cortland
at Stl0 M S40 and for Easton, BethIshsn AIisn
town, Reading hauoh Chunk, Wikesbarre Tow snda Ws
verify ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and tho West Puman
through coaches ron daily Local trains At ana sd
D. m. for Esst0n, Bethlehem and Cooay.
Trains leaving az $40 m, and $40 D. conDecs fos
all points Mahsnoy and Hazleton coal snnds
train local for Msuch Chunk sl0 Leave Msuch ChanS
Eastern ONCE corner Of Church and Cortland, Sta
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
1nstrnciion.

For Boys and Young Men---City.
DVEHTIS ENlENTS FOR THE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No 1928 Broadway. corner Thirty,
6rstst. until a. and 3Os West Twentyh:rdst corner
Eghthavo No 92 East Fourteenth st. UnOnSquare.
76U ThTdave corner Forty seventh ST. az the HARLEM
OFFICES. NOS 1907 and 2.300 ThTd.ave. corner one
bundTedand1 wenty fb ST., up TO at regular ohee
A -CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
a. free 10 parents Please give particulars f. MIRIAM
COYRIERE IL CO., 81 East l1th-st, Union square
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The IN
bdeIsned experienced plyscion and teacher makes
The care and instruction such boys specially. Address
nm L A Lynn
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
RAILROAD.
Il on and after Feb. 81. 1884.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. 4.
leave NewYOk via DesbrOsses and corandt streea
HafrsSais Ptts5arg the West and south with Pullman
and Chicago Limited Parlor Dining, Smoking and Sleep.
III GSss a. oc o. R sSy fsSiy dss n Cory and s al
sp connecting Cory for Itnsye Petroleum Centre
Baltimore Washington and the South Limited washington
arrive wss6ngtOn 400 M Regular, lar, I,l B. and p 2
81 az % "a anu 9oS S m -, "a ,DS an }gbt Snpdav Via a.
and R P r. r. 6i5 m, p and I2 night via B. and o. r.
For or Aanc Ut 1 City except sunday with through lpm
Long sDS BfanoS Bay Head aHcon intermediate .atons
via Railway and Amboy m ~ noon; Sig ryP Pa @ YA
Boats BTooE Annex connect VIII al A. thfOa h trains "a a.
Trains Pittsburs go and l2S NJ 7a8 and
%ash3gop & 3 oS5 aR and Bd'@GS i55 p oO NJ sunday go go
.v. do0o S s9a IoSS 80 From m PSadeTha @ 800 t 53O 800
except Monday 92O, $50, lO40, 1880 N, l;20 $40,
a G s1Gs5y 19 6 go 2 S s 93G &c. lGS o s5 sU 1R
60 Rs55, 9:Z6 1905, 1920 and 1886 .. m
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LiNR
20 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEK;DAYs AND on
SOND4iHi FHiIAI L ~ Z IL ME GNEw.Y6hR D''-
DOUBLE TRACK, THE. MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AT MP WITH TE EBsdETTE Ess5T EAFE sAFEFY
Express Trnseavo via Desbrosses and Cortland,
S.19 72S s. I $50 Gs g and 10 Limited H. lllO sa9
%te and 0S and Rn5as 9R a. ard 7Bd ssSssa 9l5ss
lilo q 4, and p IN, connect at Trenton fy
Camden. ,.u,
Returning trains leave Broatst station PhiseePh&ls & l39
II and Ill Qiuited Express 1880 and 5;2Q m, u
8, $500 7&o 7;A5 and M On sunday l2oi slS
82O L. 4;36 $3.50 4, b.20 Limited, 6.3O $40, Iil
and ( p m. Leave PHILADELPHIA via Camden, $50 a. N
daily except sunday.
and TSst oo Of s and
and Brooklyn Annex Station foot Of Fultonsts
BTooklyn Bushs Hotel. HOboken Station, Jersey CITY
Enngdnt Ticket once No Battery Place and Castle Cay
den. -.
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and ehecf
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES h. PUGH, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
(Pennsylvania RR., foot Cortlanft
( st and Desbrosses-st.
n a - f..s
Stations In New. York
I.EAUFNFW-Y0RK

tPhla& Read. RR footIabertyst.
For soaih AmbOy via PhIa RssSdI0s Rh, SIS: lISa
soS s So so s1ndiy1 Sunday StS s rs'nA
For Matawan &c. Phns & Reading RRg 500. si5. u
s M fsnn emo h g. o2e % % M spe@aSs s@sSsy .CS 1873
Sea E Red p% ss tS.g ba9c AsSq nS
rob- SS s1S es Grove % 9 tS eSS "a 1S
via Pennsyvania RR., a m, u NJ $40 p m sundays
mot stSPpns s Ocean Grove o. As5uTy Park a. ~
Rsans @ 2 & toS FG1 MyP2g % ya s9nSoA 6o Il sSa aSa
pm For yl1Sisnd, BiaSstqn, xdsniic Gity; 3
o. ANcPcs a. r. nk SH2p R II NlaSAS Iess sS1
NETWORK CENTRAL AND, HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD M A DIcommenpens l Nov. ls. 1883.
9 a. m, Western New.York and Northern Express, with
Sac u Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cara,
sopplnq al Albany Uuca Syracuse Rochester bunao Er
c 80 % m bea%o EISre a. ara cars sHsg
dqgua ROCHESTER and Buffalo connects for Oswego .,s
ii a NJ Western New-York and Northern Express. WIN
$3.50 M Albany Troy and Utica drawine.room
q p m. Accommodation to ALBANY and rroy.
FANS Bnaao Cincinnati Except Saturday. Toledo Detroit
Aubnrp 1ST p road -o + also 60 Montreal. ~
Bsao 9ieveIand Tdedo Detroit Chicago 81 Louis o:we-
70, also Lowyille (eXceDt Saturday - - .r. an,
III m Night Express. with sleeping cars 70 AI99ny an
Troy Connects with the morning trains ior tue "est sui
TeRets ON sale at Grana Central DEPOT no Bowling
6Ssen 3 end S5 B BEoaaTsy & sa @ rOs6wsy
and 1873 Wasnngon and s64 Fulton ssr bTooAFn' ana ~
IN and sleeping cars can 'e
procured % the ticket once ssom IN fsenS
sThese trains rnn daily others da1y except shpiay
j. JMSnLSi M QgSGbherntendent Agent
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
Boston and the East All rail from Gran CehIs Depot
M d In (parOr car atached and 10 D. with palace
sleeping Gas T%ssyi leaves az 80 sna n & Depot
arrives at Newport 75j p IN Fsi'F ~ " PoPPLE Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

u 10 4VTI5T.
FRANK DRGSLER A. NJ, Principal
Re0pens Wednesday sept 20 For circulars etc. apply az
the school Prot HENRY pRISLlli, As Wcst 4CllsL
SCHOOL OF MINES PREPARATORY
> SCHOOL p Eas f5tl-t. introductory 20 an Scenhc
Colleges J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, c. f., Ph. D. Principal
TTHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. III
1 Nfadisonave near 64th.st. Dr. II. b. CIGAPIN Prnci
pal English classical aud primary departments. Gymna
sum. New building, complete IN It's appointments Inc
can school wear ust begun
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,481
u Broadway near 42dst 47th ycir. Primary CommcrcM
And classical Dents Nj NJ HOBBY, W. l. AKIN, lIlncus
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

via Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
Trains leave from Pennsylvania r. X. Depot; ~.
m except sunday for Washington and all points west
7 n m DAILY FAST EXPRESS through sleeping
COACHES 10 Chicago Cincinnati ST. Louis Connects for all
points West. = , -, 49, -, -, ,,o,D,s yyest
For Tme.Tabes. Tickets Sleeping Berths and Baggage
apply al Companys Olco, 3l5 ana 2l broadway OOuIo-
st Brooklyn; Pennsylvania Railroad
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
Geacbcrs.

Geachers.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,233 Broadway. corner Thirty.
st. until and 30S West Twenty hlrdst corner
Eghhave No 81 Fourteenth UnOn Square.
76O Thrdave corner FOrtyseventh-st; al the HARLEM
OPFICES Nos OO7 and 2 o. Third ave. corner One
hundredand Twenty fifth ST., up 70 at regular oee
rates
MERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab
~ hshed 1855. provides promptly Best Teachers oTP
Schools with reliable mormahon free to parents skilled
Ieachers always wanted. Application form lor stamp - -
] W sCHERMEKHORS q CO.. East l4th-st, ~ \.
ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~ of all grades tutors governesses lecturers
&C. circulars best schools free charge TO those
ing teachers nor teachers until engaged. r. MlhlAM
COYHIERE& co. 81 East l'th-st' Union square
TVEACHERS WANTED.-Ladies: For draw
ing and painting; elocuOn; for preceptfessi Ior
gram dept asssaut salary $500 to $1,000 Gensheh f
Good distpluarlaB Latin and GIeeki cOcullohs, lol
spring term. Apply to A. LOWELL & co. 10 As'orpiAcc
New-lOIk.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
For Y oung Ladies-Citv.
Musical.
Dantna Araoemies.

NIR.P HARVARD REILLY, 578 5th-ave.,
NI has returned from Europe For terms &c, apply at
heschOol
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
TVHE ERIE RAILWAY, better known a. do
L NEW.YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL-


L NEW.YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN EAIA
Arrangements OF trains from Chauibersst Depot
oam-Daily except suncays Day E1pr So drawn ffo0A
coaches 70 Bnghanton, Ehnira and Bunalo sleeping
coaches To Cleveland, tluCinnatl and Chicago
M daily "St Louis Limited ExpresNO extra charg5
o ast me-Pullm iu sleeping Coaches to Bualo arriving
125 "A m; Niagara Falls, m salamanca 7O5 n tleyc.
land lao Cincinnati, 500 M - LOUIS s4Oo m s'coni
m DaiiyJ-Paei6c Express the so'd Train u
BaTaio Mana rails CfcHnati ana Chicago Ho.eI 4nI
Buffet smoking Coaches 70 Chicago.
Ruher'orG and Pa5ssc 7:40 $50 go 1920 y nooa
las $50 44O $50 J.3O 8lO $40 1880 1870 m IL rdisAt
sqnas $50 l079 n al az i go y p nam NJ 9qagG
5O $50 $40 $50 80 sis 1890 and midnight Sum
days $50 s1S S-q pateoa a1 Wa Newak ST 81 sag 10
40 $40 $50 7SO and Il midnight. Saturday nghs
only & S1ay S 1925 30 a. m i5 So $40 G:lO SIS ~ snd a
midnight sundays $50 lO'20 N AIO OSo IA and IL
WaISick 7JO a m 4s0pm -
Nowburg and Cornwall 7'0o9am $50 A;5o OF M sunday
RoSdout aud Kingston and Montgomery $50 NJ
GCsSen 80 1920 m $50 $50 43o sl5pm n. suJ
day $50 l02O amG5O pm 49,. .,o,,, -.
Mddle0wn 800 lO2O m $3.50 $50 $40 y m slhsy
Connect Se iOE WITH Midland Railroad at Msn. The &
Port jeT3is $50 i02O 43O sI5pn Sunday $50
Boa eaye 2Sst quarter of and quarter each houi
from B45 to 10 IS pm every thirty minutes: and frOD
iO45 p IN 10 l2;45 a every hour. , -, 80, ,,o, .rd
Sleeping aches be obtained and orders ,or ,ne
and transfer Of baggage may oe e = ' West r. K
Courtst Brooklyn, at the company Yo az 7l1
Express trains from the West arrive In new " 'A'
1880 lli2S @ ana das0GT ls aen PAssr Agent NewYor
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW S, ,JERSEYi
~ Trains & Leave ga fir 8 400 $50 sso $50 N MID
NH sandsys 7 m and I;lS m r,o IN ,.so.u,
anust spfns Valley and Monsey 7'IO 10 Am $500 ~
Sundays yi6nS hN ABBOTT, Genr Passr Agent NowYOrk
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MINT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03

GENERAL 1kANSAI ia Y lIC NOAlI AN L.
VI Between New.N0Tk and Hayre ,,..
Compapys pier (neW No AZ North River foot OF MorIons
f,,f =, r. -, We'd, March y, a m.
90, DOR tOli.rr. Wedneetia, March l., . a. m.
81 'ATRTN o. dc Inuseclin .vo'n 's ~. N1rrh ~ - M
Cheeks payable sight amounts 10 suit on the bAnlue
4Iai Ip iS De BELIAN Agent No. 6, Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
For Both Sexes-CitY.

For Both Sexes-City.
A-CUOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
~ with judcOus advice 10 parents and guardians Proit
teachers, COVE nesscs III every aIt ana leifhn
ed colleges schools and families Reference TO the families
OF Hon Hamilton Fish, Secretary EvaIs, cyrus W. Field
Nine HESSE 36 West 2lst.st, New-IOfk
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
TO PHILADELPHIA.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY wEFK.D AND on
SUNDAY, STATIONS IN PHILADEL-
PHIA 2 IN NEWYORK-
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03

Art SchocLs-City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
Nk beginning Tuesday, oct. 1G, in DRAWING. OIL and
WATEItCOLOR PAINTING, STILL LIFE, FLOWERS
and LANDSCAPE CHINA PAINT NC ana dDECORAIION.
STUDIO, No 80 MADISON-ANE
References:
Mr.. y. HUNTINGTON. Mr. WILLIAM HART Mt.
JAMES HAR1, Mr.. A. +. BELLOWS
New-York tribune., 1884-03-03

CUNARD LINE.
NOTTCF-"IANE ROUTE"
FROM NFW.YORK TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER 40. 40 NORTH RIVER
SFRv,A ........... "Wednesday, March 3, II a. m.
pANoSI Wednesday, March l., 2;3O a. NJ
dHAHITA .-.... "Wednesday, March 49, 1880 m.
Bon 1IiNlA " ttlle''ay, MaIch 20 oo' p III
cabin passage SEQ $50 and 500. - -
stcca tickets and from all parts OF Europe az very 10"
rates. Freight and passage office, 40 10" my 80 Gr'sn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-04
Kentucky Races.

Covington, KY, .S.-The Lato-
MIA Jockey Club races-good at
tendance, fine weather, dusty and
slow track. Five furlongs, won by
Mammonist, Finally second, Ludy
McNarry third. lime l 1917.
Mile and quarter. Ada Glenn won
Vanguard second Kosciousko
third. Time, 2.13.
Mile heat Richard L. took first
heat. Breechloader second and third
heats, Breechloader second in first
heat. Time 1.46, .46, o.4715.
Latonia cup all ages, two miles
and a quarter, starters Bob Pate.
Levant, Sovereign Pat, Tax gath
eter, Harry Gilmer, Wallanze. When
mile and three>eighths had been
run. Bob Pate bolted, dropping back,
to third place; Harry Gilmer took
the lead. with Taxgstherer second,
then ran down track st,e!ch and
around lower turn to end nf tsaek
IN a close bunch, excepting bob
Pate. From the seven eigbths
pole home it was close lace,
Judges deciding Harry Gllmer had
won, and il was dead heat between
Levant and Taxgatherer for second
place.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-04
Great Run on a Well-hnO"n
Institution.

The tamrus Patent Me..,
" eilau-e Ut Charles =. Cfl. o., s,,l,,
New York, has recently oss- ..enIe
iseted to 40 extraordinary pL %ISpls
the pressure of crowds OF 90 81. 81 'l a:
from Coughs and Colds 10 gee -, and
aHale's HONEY of HorehounG n "He
Tar.r of which he is the 1oEt 1f the
PROPRIETOR. The popularity - ,s ~.
article is boundless. and md, VIII fann 1dsr,
for II ie built on the solid i rOuf@@
ton of innumerable cures. 1Cr r11eTI
TOMS establishment mlgnt prUth the
bs c = a Saving Bank IIO o. ap LhI
number np il has been Instru nDfionl
IN saving from Consump;,I vne
IN directions Ct every t Sis
1 IaUSI," under its balmy anG I "a :,
s sanI influence with as s,.,,nsists
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-04
New York Races


New York, 3.-American -
Club, jerome Park. '1ekey
First race, 2>year-olds, halt mil.
won ny EIdOrf Heliotroye sa nrr.e
Mystic third. Tine, 501S seconds SiV'
Nile and one eighth, Jack ..
Hearts won, GonfalOn second. Min VI
ME Colt third. Time POI, -"lo'
Great Metropolitan handican oil
ages, miie-and-a half, General Mon
third; time 24215. s''
Steeplechase over short con-so
Echo won, Tom Neven second
Wooster third; time 8. 3215
Ladies stakes for 3 year old FLIES
mile and half, starters Nonscooi
Duchess, E :on my; Duchess tGot
The lead almost from the start ana
won in a canter, Economy fbr.s
lengths ahead of Nonage; time 2IS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-04
LIGHTNING PHOTOGRAPHY,
A Mule Decapitated and PhOte-
graphed Before Falling.

The multitude Of amateur photos
graphers Of this city and vicinity
are deeply interested in the present
movement tc establish on q sound
basis g society exclusively devoted
to their ant Interests. MIR. Charles
w. Hull, superintendent Of the
American institute, is an enthusi.
astic amateur photographer of long
practice. Some OF bis pictures are
greatly admired by the experts. One
OF them is a charming water view
done on glass-a yacht riding on the
tum bling sea in the midst of a fog
as well depicted az the vessel itself,
He said to Telegram reporter:
"The work of the amateur photos
grapher is charming occupation.
The great danger is that the enthu-
siasm with which he first welded to
the art may die away. Only com.
paratively few of the amateurs
hold their enthusiasm for years.
One thing favoring the amateur in
photography is the constantly grow
ing number OF inventions and i'm
proved processes. Formerly he
had to have horse and
cart TO transport his camera,
tripod, canvas, covering, chemicals,
etc, if he wanted to work plates Of
any considerable size. Now all the
needed luggage can be carried in
one hand. The plates, called
gelatino. bromide, or ia common
parlanc1 dry pa te. are Low pre-
pared by large manufacturing COM
panies. and all tina. the amateur has
to do is to carry his camera and a
few plates Into the field, secure the
best exposures, aud develop at home.
There are more amateur phOG0g~
raphers in Philadelphia and a larger
organized society Of them there,
backed by a greater enthusiasm,
than in any other city in the coun-
try. But the number of amateur
photographers here able to do fue
work is also large, nd the present
movement for their organ cation is
eminently praisewoIthy.
Great improvements in process
have of late years been made IN
what is called by some "instant-
aneous photographing.' AS near az
we can calculate, s picture can be
taken in oae-ffth part of q second.
Some of the artists hare success
fully photographed lightning
flashes. In taking pc
ture OF a rapidly moving
object, ass a train OF care I.r %
great spee1, Of course an ooi ~
view is taken. One thing DaS TGUn
done by photographers, the ' emu:
of which may sound ike a nSn ssO.3 $50
but the picture can be seen: oT .oro
federal government experlmenGd0oo3
at Sandy Hook shot of the neAa and
a mule with a cannon pan, ~ ~
actually took good photGgraRWIo rF
the body before it feline"
Telegram.