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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13

nephew of the late Packer elected president to
MI the vacancy caused by the death OF Harry L. Packer
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE stockholders
Of the schuylkin Navigation Company, which is con-
troled by the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pauy held their annual meeting here today The annual
report shows balance to the credit OF the general
income account at the beginning of the past year
s0l 3O5 The income for the year was $6S9976 OF
which $685. .776 rent payable by the Phiadepnia
received interest ON loans dividends, state tax dls
count on loans sold aud Office expenses amounted 10
1914 355. board OF managers was eecVeu Win HTeo
erick Fraiey as president
HARRisBuRo Feb l2.-The Buffalo. Tew-York and
Philadelphia Railroad Company has notified the state
Department that II has increased its Indebtedness to
Sl,7O0,OOo.
OTTAWA. Feb 1.-THE Grand Trunk Rail " ay Company
has issued pamphlet protesting against the Government
giving further assistance the Canada Pacific Railway
for the purpose OF investing In railways TO compete
against private enterprises copy nj the pamphlet has
been forwarded to each OF the members 0f the House OF
Commons and senate
H.v.S. Feb 7-Seyerh American capitalists
largely interested Ia mines aboundng In sort Of liquid
mitch fcapap0e the northern coast OF the proTinceOf
Pnar del Rio large quantities u the product are now
regularly shipped the United States and TO facilitate
It's tran sporation railroad is planned along the coast
through section having abundance OF chapapote and
10 other large mines by railroad with tue port or
Marcel
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE stockholders of the Penn
sylyapia Canal Company. the Lykens Valley Coal Com
many tbe snsQuehanna Coal Company. the Mineral Rail
roaS aud Aiming Company, and the Summit Branch
II abroad Company. whio1 are controlled by the
Railroad Company. held annual meetings
to-day and elected officers for the ensuing year.
Al the ANIMAL meeting Of the Lackawanns aud Pitts
burg Railroad Com pany. yesterday, the former Officers
and directors reelected witl only Two changes III
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COMPUTATIONS BY THE SENATE.

acrtve se.siou to-day confirmed the following nomna-
uOus:
John NJ Iangston Minister Resident and Consul,Gen-
eraI 10 Hayti TO be also Charge dAhalres 10 Sahto
Henry f. Wild to be Consul at Conception del st. oro'
IoSn r.. Merle of Illinois, be Register of the Land
Ofice at Las Cruces, n. M. ,, ~ ? .
T'osipnas Charles r. Abbott, at Woodbury. N j.;
ayi r. aIhertson AT Atlantic City, N. j.; Charles +.
Hopkins at Boouton, n. j.; Edward Iabey, OF Boston
Mas: A A Zs8;er. at Augusta kan.; james II. stew-
ART Charlton Iowa; VILLAIN 5. Harine, al CrOwnponL
Ind Charles NJ. worthingtOn, al Sterling III IL Z;
Kimball at Crystal Falls, Mich; William T. Richards at
Union Civ Tenn; william MeCary, ut Matches, Miss
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UONoRs TO DE LONG AND HIS MN.

WAsuINoToS, Feb. 12.-Minister Hunt has
transmitted 90 Secretary Chandler letter addressed
him by Lieutenant HARDER ut oronburg. Last month,
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THE QUESTION OF INTERSTATE COMMERCE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE House Commit
tee ON Commerce to-day voted several propositions de-
ned 10 te-t the sense OF members upon the general
question respecting adysabity OF providing by legs
lation Tor the regulation OF interstate commerce. was
decided by ayoe Of Ia thai there ought TO be remedial
legislation of some kind, Mr. ONeil OF Pennsylvania,
c,sns tho nes.tiye vote Upon n proposition 70 deal
with the matter by commission there were anmatYe
aud negative Votes Upon proposition 10 extend such
legislation To tho waterways the vote was 10 IL.
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PRESIDENT OF THE LEHIGH VALLEY.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE Board of
Directors of the Lehgh Valley Railroad Company held
meeting this afternoon. at which Elisha r. Wilbur.
nenhew OF the late Asa Packer elected president to
d lie vacancy caused by the death OF Harry T. Packer
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burg Railroad Com pany yesterday, the former once
and directors were reelected. witI only Two changes
the board.
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..TUENTY YEARS " CONGRESS. .
FIRST VOLUME OF MR.. DLArNE's BOOK.

FIRST VOLUME OF MR. BLAINE's BOOK.
tFRON An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
NORWICH Conn.,, April 14.-The appearance
IN Saturday last Of the first copy of the longookedfor
book of the Hon James G. Blaine's entitled "TweDty
Years in Coness or FroS Lincoln TO Garfield, sets at
rest the vast amount Of gossip and speculation as
70 whether its issue would be delayed or
not until after the Republican National Con-
yepton in Chicago next June. cursory examination Of
the frat volume 1.-THE work Will comprise two
youmes) shows that contains nothing bearing
cent political affairs and nothing which could affect the
alleged Presidential aspirations of the author This vol
ume contains 700 pages, the first 200 Of which de-
Soted 10 the ante-belum period, showing the
which led 10 the Civil War. The remaining 500
pages are devoted to events during the admin
istration OF the first martyr President The vol
ume contains fullpage steel engravlngs Of the
author and President Lincoln. The portraits Of twenty
one OF the leading statesmen OF Lncon's time occupy
three in groups Of seven. The book is handsome
owe hound in seal Russia leathe with marbed edges
The last scrap of manuscript for this volume finished
several weeks but II was not until last Friday
ng that IL had been put into type proved read and
ysed the author On the receipt OF the last revised
1heets they reset eectrOtyped and at D. ID. one
thousand complete copies of the press BY D. M
the binders, and by noon saturday they
had been elegantly bound and were ready for delivery
THE production OF this work employs eighteen presses
and involves the consumption OF seven tons of paper
day The printing of the second edition OF 100000 has
already begun. The publishers will issue superb
edon prDtNd linen paper with the steel portraits
India paper bound in Turkey morocco and bearing
the title page of each book the autograph OF the author
Tbis work is being produced by the Henry BIZ Publish
ing COMPANY OF Norwich but the mechanical operations
ere performed In Boston.
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK. WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
Trains leave DesbrOsses Corandt foot OF West 42d
FO Chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls and Buffalo,
ESP -
For Newark Rochester Syracuse and Oneida $50 M ~
D
Utica Little Falls Fort Plain Canaoharie, Port Jackson
ALBANY and Csiski ~ O. DO lf2O mi 4:30. IS p. IN.
Newburg Kingston Highland, POughkeepse 3, 030, l1N
A M; $40, 4;SO. ESP. m
.Daiiy. Other trains daily except Sunday.
Butet Parlor Cars $50 and ll20 4. m. and 4Sop IN
Parlor Buffet Cars on $3.50 m train for Syracuse and
Rochester.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars p. train for Buffalo
and Chicago.
Tickets and time tables Offices OF ne
Pany Jersey city Pennsy yanla Railroad station Brooklyn
ST. and No. DeKalbaye New.York city. Nos l02, 2o7,
DOL $685. tl9 040, 1873 broadway No Union Square, No
1877 6thaye No 1888 Fast l26tht, Pennsylvania RR sta.
ton foot Desbrossesst foot Cortands. and West shore
Station foot West 42dst
XENRy NoNETT. Gen. Pass Agent
a Ststesk
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MINERAL OIL.

Jacksonville Depot OF the Quartermasters Department
JEFFERsONvfILE. Ind, April IS. 1884.
Sealed proposals. in tpncae, subject 70 tho usual con-
conditions will be received az this Office until O'Clock M
and AZ the Office tho Depot Quarermaser san Francisco
cal until IL O'Clock standard time on Friday the 18Th
Of 1885, az which time and places they VIII DO
opened presence OF bidders for furnishing and delivering
oil follows At the Jcnersonyile Depo Indiana
no 900 gallons; at the Francisco Depot California
M doc gallons all Of 5-gaon each Deliy
cries must juno and DC comp cited by June 80
1884. ,.-,. .--,.-. -. - -, 80.
The the right to reject or all bids
peieence given articles OF domestic production and
ufacture price and quality being equal and
uc given articles OF American production and
anuactue produced the Pacific coast to tho extent OF
tho consumption required by the public service there
BLANKS and full information 10 manner OF budding ETC.
wi be by this and by the Depot Quartermas
fer AT san Francisco, Cal, on application.
RUFUS SAXTON Asst. or Mr.. Genl. u 3. A.
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Miscellaneous

CARPET CLEANING
u L. NJ STEWART,
send for Circular No. 326 7thave.
DURCHASER.-A young lady of refined taste
wishes to do purchasing for ouottown gartesi oil or
ers clrcnllv aud promptly executed FOR references
and address address week BUYER. Tribune Otce
GLIDING RULES (Rechenschieber) of all sys-
> tens for trigouomstrcal reckoning kROGSGAARD
BECKER. Manufacturers, Hamburg EimsOutteb Germany
AgtntB wanted
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DHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF o.


FROM STATIONS OF -
NEw-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION
Direct Connection D% to a@ RtoGSR via Annex Boats
from Brooklyn Bridge Pier.
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV. is, 1883.
For PHILADELPHIA. ami TRENTON - Bound ID Brook o
ESgc at 81 SC vs. az l No. 586 100 S
Direct connection Junction for Germantown and
Chestnut Hn; at Coumbla.aye for Manayunk' Consho-
DRAwGNe.RooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS Night Trains.
Returning leave PHILADELPHIA, Ninth and Gresnstss
73O $50 nS i0 o a. n $50 igG6 SG & Third 1 and
BGTk' sUNBAY US sl5 O U 456 a. '' '''' Wv
S GG warren a5f @ ga 40 s T
DAYS. l:25. 9.lSa m. els D. m.
For wILLIAMsPORT at Gas. 74j, 900 a. M, $40 400
For sUNBURY and LEwIsBURG at Gas. 7A5 m, s'l5
For READING and HARRISBURG at 745. 900 Ills a u,
100 i:5o 400, $50, 1900 p m Sundays at $50 p ~
For SCRANTON at Gas, 900 m. 3;45 p. m.
For WILKEsBARRE and PITTSTON az 9%j, 300 a. M,
100 100 345 $50 p Sundays at $50 p. M
For DRIFTON at 645 a. m. 3;45 p.
For TAMAQUA at 6:45 7l5 900 H. l:oo 1890 3a5' 400
1900 M
For BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN and MAUcH CHUNK
at 6:i5 300 w.. loo 1870. 3A5. $40 p M sunday at
For EAsToN e46 200 m, 100. 100. a'4'' 400 $780,
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
For FLEMINGToN at e45 600 m, hOo $780, AGO. 4:'o
$40 400 1870 800 $780, 500 200. BOO, lO3O p IN sun
DAYS at 500 ~. 1870, $50, 800 p. IN
For PLAINFIELD at 6:45 7I6 900 ESQ. 1850, lis M
100 100 800 345, 400 4:3O, 800 515, $50 500 $50
ZOO 500 $50 1890, 12i m. SUNDAYS at SUI, e;4O
a m 1890, 400 $3.50. 900 300 p. m.
For ELIZABETH at 6:15, Gas. 7il6 745, 500 $50 500
$50 1000 1890, lll6, 1850 l246t Loo 1880, 2OO
23O 800, $3.50 345, 500 l15 80 455 300 ~ ,S o;0
1880, 1900 SUNDAYS at 6OO $40 M lou 4'O1
$780, 900, 1900 pm. 49,
For SETlgK 200 Ss SS Ci 7S 100 500 70 sl
lis 100 2:3O 800 8. 80 400 49, 500, $40 65O $50,
600 6l5 $40 700: 730. s:l6 300 $40, $780, lll5,
i200pm SUNDAYS at 500, 9;l6, 1913 I'm. 1900 m
lbs 500, 400. 600 6l5. 500 900. 1880 pun
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C. An raip at
800 Sl6 a m, 1880, 400, 900 pm. SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grove at 400, l0;45
For FREEHoLD-At5, S;l5 II q. m, 190, !, pp m; .-
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BAfNEGAr at s:l5
M $780, 4s3O with through parlor cars on Assn p IN
For VINEI.AND and BRIDGEroN at 1880 p.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. s, North River, via Sandy Hook
For LONG BRANCH. EATONroWN, etc, at p ~
River o. i62 POI 267.26l 271 4l9. 72 ga l3lI ana
1923 Broadway, 1877 and 749 Gthave Riylngt9nsti ~
Creenwichst 308 East l25thst and principal HStes
Brooklyn at Nos Court-st ~ fdo%t
vAy, S3S fulton.st 2lO Manhattan.avei Z Dc RAID
ave: 1S9In Atlantic In Ho1oken, 254 Washington-st,
T. Transfer Company viii call for and check baggage from
hotels residence TO destinatlon. - - u,NcOcv n o
and r. A. p. BALDWIN, f. PA, ll9 Liberty ST. NJ 4.
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CTARIN'S
STARIN'S
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION


n
~ CITY RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier 49, " r., foot OF Cortandt-st4
GOVERNMENTS Of freight directed any pan
" the world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds OF freight and mes
thaudse 10 any part Of the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly nghtered
IN the harbOr at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGE5 AND GROVES TO CHARl
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN IL. sTARIN for NEw.HAvEN, leaves Pies
IL, N r., foot Of Cortlandtst, at daily (sUNDAYa
excepted
Freight points D. L. ". r. r. received at Pier l4
For Now.Haven and points East, at Pier 10.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles fcg
Ten Cents Steamers from Pier l. T. R., foot Of whih
hall-st.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD Communipaw. ". IDLY DccrA
Machine and Boiler Shops Everything appertening the
construo tion and repair Of vessels
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11vE srocK MARKETs-nY'rELEGRApn.

BUFFALO April II CgueRecepts today LOO ncad total
for week thus far 4O1 head time last week. 1900
head consigned through IA cars; market active Fair TO
Cool So 6Od$G 20; oxen, 81 OOQt5 90; Light Butchers
81 ia 81 90 Good ButCheTs's - OU09j 20.
Shsep-Recclpts to-day 200 head total Tor week TINS Ear
5000 head; time last week $500 head consigned
through 4 cars active and higher; Fair Good
Western - 1885 GO Choice to Fancy 50 7jusO 5O West
H6gs"Receipis Today 400 head: for week thus
FAR 1000 head; for time last week 1880 head
consigned 90 Good to Choice Y0ers %
a IS 3j Light Mixed 0Oa$o 20; Good Mediums 10 500
81 40. Pigs So OOdSJ 80.
CHICAGO April 4Tbs Dror>rS Journal reports: H0as-Re
ccps $500 head; shipments. $500 head market weak
ami loo. lower; Rough Pacing, 50 7UaSG TO- Packing
and Shipping So 10 80 49, Light 50 90 dS6 20 Skps "a 10
a 50 90.
Cane-Receipts $500 head; Shipments, 1000 head;
ket active ana firm; Exports, 81 25dsG 80; Good 10
Choice Shipping, 80 50QS 81 80; Common to Medium 50 40S
So D.
SheeD-Receipts 5000; shipments 1000; market steady
Inferior Fair. - J0Si 20; Medium Good u
so: Extra IS rs 80 o Lambs 50 80 &c 60
ST LOUIS. April l4.-HogS-hrm; Receipts, 1000 head
shipments 200 head: Light So 70dSj So Packers So rs
20 POS Butchers 81 Ood$G ~.
Catne-Receips 700 head; Shipments 90 head: Export
ers SO 2O0 1866 Good Choice shippers. So 75dsB 20
Common Medium % O0Gsj co. stOckers and Feeders,
IS 0OaS5 10. ..
- 50O*4 20 Medium 10 Good. 81 500 20 2j
Oh dice, SO 50G$6 o.
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feaaI Notlrcs.

IN CHANCERY OF NEW2JERSEY in the
I matter OF tho North River Construction Company on
petition pom the presentation o. the report OF Ashbel
5re the Receiver the North River Construction Com
pany dated April - lS> in reference 10 como mise ana
seffement between the New Ork, Vest Shore Buffalo
Raroad Company aud the North RIVER CONSTRUCTION Com
many with the am AMI exhibits aache lit IS ordered
IN s m av OF APRIL 1881 that the persons In interest
be heard before the Chancellor at the NceC h&nceor am
mrs In inc itv OF Newark Friday the Sh day OF April
lS- at O'Clock TO the advsablhy ~ making such
and settlement f. also order lhat the report
M be 1cccvcr be left until that day al the oce Of the Re
ceyer room % hith door Mills Building No. 81 Was. in
tbr civ OF NewYork the inspection Of interest
ed therein. u "a also ordered that any aidaV winch any
reraDn mn, pose read the he be LETT with tho
rccypt sand Office least two days before the day liked
Tor tho herring remain until that day for the inspection OF
any one interested therein 1t is also ordcre that this
order De published daily up to the OF hearing In two ot
nCwsp pcTs IN tue y OF Nc"-I OrA anu III one Oh
tue u1N' "'"'P'f TREODORE RUNYON. c.
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VNHE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
Il NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements Of trains from Chambersst Depot
samDsly except sundays: Day EspTess drawing rocs.
coaches to Cleveland incn natl and chicago , ,,..
6pm daily III Louis Limited" ExpTe.sNo e ezra chstge
Ta5 ssT mn NIareTa Fss M Taunton Ont io:Io
Detrot S:2y M salamanca 705 IN; Cleveland l4O ms
G ng ns arrive STS PTOie9S 5;S
IN CDayl-Pac1c Express for the West solid Train OF
BansS Niagara Fails Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel and
BUFFET smoking Coaches 20 Chicago.
Ruher'orS and Pssssie 7o 7s0 $50 1920 m y noon
l46 800 4i0 $40 $50 $40 $50 1880 lO;SO m ~ midnight
paterson 100 100 $50 O;20 u noon LAB $50 $40
$50 $50 el0 $50 1850 osl6 1890 m and ~ midnight Sun
Newark aud paterson via Newark tio sac $40
ago 5:Z0 900 $50 $50 m AND u midnight Saturday
suaern 700 1920 l46 $50 $50 6l0 SLY and u
midnight sundays $50 1920 m las $3.50 IN and IL
warwick 75o u &S0pm
NewOGrg aud Cornwall 1850 m $50 A'9o p m. sunday
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery q 4'So p m
uoshen ESQ 1920 IN $3.50 $50 43o Sis m sun.
dS SSS T1S 75e OsJ $50 40 slS m SUNDAY
S o connect come With iSp Now York and western
at Ma,nst The N Train stops AZ Msins only "a
Boats leave 2SG quarter and quarter after each scus
lO46 m TO l2.46 IN every hour. r.,.. ,,oo, ana
for passage and rent orss for s cSsSsn
Of ss sy be- at tho Company
NS. $ei, to or sS7 ssTosaSy Wsst y No
EIpses. trains from the West arrive In NewYOrk al, 7o
1850 liHS S Ana oenr Agent New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY;
~ Trains leave e 'ir $40 Also $50 $40 $50 IL MD
Eanue Spring Valley and MOnsey 7io 10 am $50 N
SUNDAY oaS INN ABBOTT osnl Passr Agent Nsw.YSrk.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RaiIroIJJ

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW and ST. JOHN.
Leave Pier Al N r. of Canas every week day AT
?. m. . ,.-.,.., a. Il, s+o+tors M,
Central r. r.; and also tickets OF the n T. ahu
H. r. r. good for passage and stateroom berth foo'
warmed.
EOR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON,
i Landing at Cranst0ns West Pont,l COrh%au, new
burgh Marlboro Milton p ughkeepsie and EsOpus, .
Connecting Ulster and Delaware ami stony Cove X H.
STEAMBOATS, JAMES w. BALDWIN and CAISkIlL leave
daily p. M. Pier foot OF Harrison-st, " H.
rINROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE.
steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier
A. North River foot ChrstOpherst daily except SATURDAY
at p m connecting with morning trains for the NOrtn ana
West Sundays steamer touches az Albany.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD-Passenge
~ trains depot foot Of COrtandt and DesOrosses s
at $40 m, $40 and p NJ for Ess bethlehem ARea'
town. Reading, Mauch Chunk Nnkesbarre, 1Owanua Wa
verify Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the Vest Pumsn
through coaches daily Local trains at q NJ anu olO
D. m. for EastOn, Bethlehem and COOlay
S:1O and 3:4O p m connect Icr
eli points In Mshanoy and Hazleton coal regions Sunday
local Mauch Chunk $40 m Leave Mauch Chunk
at .. 1-,--,..-
II DYINGlON, g. Z, A.
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Gorsrs anb Carriages.

business and DELIVERY wagons at bar
ID gains seldom offered Thirty ana second hand wag
suitable for express grocer butchers bakers milk,
laundry depot, etc Wagons taken in exchange O. Il.
WINANS, 226 SpTingst
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Qfar5frs.


A ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~ Of all grades tutors goyernesses lecturers COMPANIONS
schools free; charge 10 those employ
ing teachers nor 10 teachers until engaged f. MIRIAM
COYHiERE& CO.. 81 East l1th-st., Union square.
A GENTLEMAN for French and German !;
N salary 81 zoos another for freehand drawing ana Eng
lsh; Grammar school Assistants 60 go west Apply To
A. LOWELL & co, l6 AstOT Place, n. y. CITY,
4 TEACHERS, Tutors, GOvernesses, sup
"a. Piled free TO employers schools recommended 10
parents FLORENCE FITCH, u Union square
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
~ hshed 1865 provides promptly Best Teachers ioT Pr;
ystc Pupils Families Schools Colleges Circulars OF Good
schools with reliable information, free TO parents Skilled
Teachers always wanted, Application form lor stamp , -
j. W. hCHERMkkHoRN q CO, Last l4thst. N, \.
VEACHERS WANTED Ladies Expert
enced Kindergarten for Normal school French and
painting city school drawing painting French and Ger
German French, English aud music Tor city families
French spoken English and music French ana English
Tor family; French and German American French for soy.
German drawing and music. Gentlemen:
Mathematics English Yale graduate Municipalities and
Baptist French. German. classics and English
mathematics aud military tactics West Point graduate pcn'
mansp keeping for city school, Many other supe-
Tor teachers wanted for September Apply % MIS- NJ j.
Young Futon Amer For Teachers Agency 20 Union Sd
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obstruction.
For Boys and Young Men---Cit.

For Boys and Young Men--City.
CCrIOOT or MINES PREPARATORY
- SCHOOL 81 East 45th-st Introductory to All ScehunS
COLLEGES j. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, C. H., IN ~. fIlIcIPaLL
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. III
Madsonave Gith.St., Or. H. B. CliAPlN, irncl-
pal English classical and primary departments Gynna
t;nm New building cOmpet3 in ITS appointments Inc
C4th school year lust begun
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,1Sl
u broadway near 42d-st. 47th year Primary Commercial
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 On and after Feb. 81. 1884.

GREAT TRUNK LINE -.
Trains Ne-7YOrk via Desbrosses and Coandt streee
Harrs6Srs Pitts6urg West and South, with PulImss
asd cars Ied Dnns Smoking Sleep
ng Cars, az Q a. ID every deys Garry and Fri. Al
CONNECTING at Cory for Titusve Petroleum cent'S
Baltimore washington and the South Limited wa.h,nstGn
arrive S washnston to6 NJ Regular Via B. and P
RI at $40 $50 $40 and pm and ~ night va
and gIs R R. S5 p m and nsht via B. and r.
For Atontlc City except sunday, with through car ipm
EST s19 an SaS Tead stations
SUI dhr9Sry anG AMI AHSpy M 90 not
Of" Brooklyn Annex connect with ell through ans
Jersey city srording speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trains Pitt.burg $40 and 1870 m 7so and
55id%9ro go and Sn SsS s stS sSO
1905 and 1885 p Baltimore @1so o. sU9.
S Sys s HoR12 tST sso iS 1855 SS
q 5S 6 go S5 s re &c. 1852 46s SC
62o, 7:s5, 800 1905 1920 ana lOS5 o. m
TO PHILADELPHIA.
rKE OLD FsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT Lima
20 TRAITS E4cR s E E wEE II F4nab AED OF
PHIAI IN NEw-YoRB
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMRRo ~ s,g EeU1r'
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
EXPIRES, ewYOrk via DesbrOsses and Cortland,
s2S 2SFs $40 e Si and 10 Limited H. ll1O ac
10 limited and 10 a m L. O. Is and p and ~ night
Trains leaving NewYork daily except sunday 100 $3.50 and
lao IN, 9. l. and p IN, connect at Trenton for
Camden. 49,.
Returning trains leave Broadst Station PHILADELPHIA l20
9lj $50 4 4:35 Except Monday), $50 1880, S;2o $3.50
II, and !5n m QTted Express Lag and S;20 R M; =
500 l. 1876 $3.50 m. T. ths20 Limited. 6ij0 $40, 7A5
and p Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden, $50 a. N.
daily except sunday
Ticket Offices 435 $40 and ga Broadway, Astor House.
md oor II DesbrOsses Cotandt Streets, Courtsty
and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot Of knlton,st,
BOoklyni Bush's Hotel. HObOkenj Station. Jersey city
Ehgrn Ticket Office No Battery Place and Castle Gar
ien.
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES h.. PUGH, j. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent