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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
FrNEB1LS OF TUO EX-JUDGES.

The funeral of ex-Judge Joseph Solace bos-
worth was held Yesterday I'm the Madison Square Presby
terrain Church. The Rev Ut. Charles H. Parhhurst con
Quoted the services. The coffin was covered WIN p
and caas and attended 10y Judge Pieuepon', Professor
Dwight, Thomas c. Acton, Judge Brady A. D. Nahuel
peel Luther II. Marsh, John Bigelow. and Thomas -
MacLay pa-bcarcrs. Dr. Parkhurst spoke oil Tue e
Of Judge Bosworth as affair Of dates and places nor
much matter Of years but rather one to be consaere
in relation to its good example and the great influence
il exered on the community and on the world
The body was taken 10 Greenwood for burial Among
those present at the funeral were Ex-Governor
John T. Hoffman. Isaac Phillips John T. Agnew Judge
T. T. LarremOre, Judge James Forsyth OF Troy captain
Brainard. A. Z. Man. I. Il. COudert, john "rahan'
James c. Carter Judge Mitchell, Bernard Rocker VIII
lam G. Wilson Judge Truax, stephen 7. NASH Johh ~
Logan John NJ Bryan George \. Andrews Judge lNol-
ard. Judge Lawrence Judge Van Brunt Judge nsrahn'
5. b. Brownell John f. BuTril Smith Ely lr, Amorose
X. Ely. David Dudley Field and william 3 hlSkctts n
The thirteenth street Presbyterian ChulCh OF WIFI
the Rev. Dr. WOrral is pastor was hlled IN e
with the friends of eX-Judge welcome h' bccn of
funeral was held there. He had been m emiper VI
the church for twenty Dr. Bufchalu' WIZ W.,
formerly the pastor conducted the services asslseu
the Rev. :. b. ROsSCr. Many wcll-knoWh hGluooi -
the NewYOrk Bar were present.; Among mem fIcnrv
Judge A. r. Lawrence Judge {. II. Van DIuht, II.cS
L. Clinton f. L. owen and Charles H. wright; am'i jim
BOrand of the Maritime Exchange inc ItI' s5.".,i,
were Judge RapallO Judge DOnohue ieco ill., Sor
| Judpe Benedict eX-.Iudge Choate, Judge Bowl ~
nelms Van RantVoord William II. GuOn and L. W. JdCh'
ExTudge Beebe was killed by tram near Plan1eG q,
M. sixteen years ago his brother tno anu ~ %bie
CITY bui were driving the country, and while cross
the track Of the Boston and Albany Railroad were suK
by train moving at nearly iuH speed anu lhs'"nNS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
CONGRESS AND The NAVY.
SEVERAL BILLS AFFECTING THE SERVICE AND IN
D1vIpUALs PASSED BY THE HOUSE.


D1vIDUhLs PASSED BY THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. Nav 24.-The House to-day
considered IN Committee OF the Whole oul resVoLns
Alfred Hopkins to the rank OF captain in the Navy mop
kns Is the officer who in charge or the fehscol"
NavvYard in 1882 and dismissed the service, alei
trial nv coumarta the charge OF leaving MS post o
dutv before being relieved during the prevalence
ot YELLOW fever at that place. The Committee on
Naval Affairs bases its report on the grouno thSt
rs commandment Of a yard, Captain HopKins la, naa
a limited discretion conferred upon nm y
the limits OF his command not longer thdh NM pie
Teek I'm any successive two months. captain hoL-
kinE was absent only five days Wien ne was put ol
inc orders and therefore had violated no law OF Ies
ton The report criticses the ACTON OF me
rial in excluding certain testimony, and the cohlttte
comes 10 the conclusion that the HuuiHE vi 'H "a.
CONT is wholly without evidence TO support ~ u,
After some debate the bill was reported laodpS " '"o
House and passed. 80 ,,,,- ,.,,,.. To eouo1ize
the rank of the graduates of the Naval Academy ~
vdes that All Graduates of the Academy who are ASSIGNED
10 the line of the Navy shall be commissioned ensshs'
and abolishes the grade Of junior enslGnI ,.
Eobe julius A Kaiser on the retlreu st
Of inc Navy with the rank Of Passed Assistant
For the retirement of Samuel Kramer wltn inc raA Vi
chaplain. .-... r,.i.oors an iroreasn ~
nav of $50 after ten years service and Ike increase
after fifteen years lin
The House considered in Committee OF the Whoe a on
1roydpg that that part OF the Naval Act Oh iee ~c
f,ns ne number of graduates of the Naval Academy 10
be retained I'm the service each year slal noI APPLY
which had completed the fOuIyedI sc ~
nenher of The class Of 1881 who have been honoTdDy
discharged may return to the service ana TAKE h.
on the naval register In the same MANNER ~ t,,e
of the Act had not been passed ne
20 +be Academy One-haf After long uepdle' "'NO"'
action The committee and the House Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
BIS or COURT NEWS.

Justice DOnOhue yesterday granted Wllt
Of certiorar the petition of Controller Grant, ORDER
ing the Commissioners for the Revision OF Assessments 10
,,t, tber proceedngs IN reducing the assessment by
,onyb of Juliete Douglass, who was assessed Tor
Grading etc. on ST. Nicholas-ave. John Kelly one OF
the commissioners owns property on the avenue al
One hundred and yfomth-st, and the Controller
alleges that he as An interested person, is disquaneo
from voting in the matter 49,
The temporary injunction restraining James L. NOR.
anand others from using telegraphc Instruments CON
80 80 IN the Gold and stock Telegraph Companys
No. in the suit brought by that corporation was
dissolved yesterday by Justice Donohue'
ON the ground that the company Gun.
,aint was not proved. The company segea ina
90. Snif and s,ocf lines 10 communicate 70 enc oa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
land GRANT FORFEITURE.

WASHINGTON, May 24.-The Senate Commit
toe ON Puhic Lands to-day decided to report bills forfeit
~ tho land grants opposite the uncompeted portions OF
the Northern Pacific main and branch lines and the Az
lantic and Pacific Railroads. Senator Plumb chairman
Of the committee says it is impossible to calculate tne
ruer of acres involved, as in both cases some OF 'he
land was taken up before the charters were gheu an"
n, the case OF the Atlantic and Pacific the ROAD was not
~ u, the direct line contemplated Nominaly,
~, senator thinks the forfeiture Of the Northern Pacc
win amount TO about 0OOacreS ana OF the Atldc
"a fo abOui SO 600 900 acres senator slater no
a. br author of the bill providing for The f0r'eure Oh e
land grant TO the Northern Pacific Railroad says e M
nal number of acres forfeited along that Line VIII ne
about 900 600 which is about 30,OOOOOO acres Iess
ibsn il nrop0sed by the bill reported by tue House COM
ruittee on Pubic Lands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May 24.-Passed Assistant
s,,oo Frank Anderson has been ordered TO the New
work Navy Vary June 2 Paymaser +. H. Arms TO inc
naval Academy June 80; Passed Assistant surgeon W.
H. Rush detached the Despatch June and ordered
~ the Coast Survey steamer Blake Passed Assistant
Surgeon H. g. Boyer from the Coast survey steamer
Blake and ordered 20 special duty at 'he Sl'soiI"
I,t,tion passed Assistant Surgeon L. G. Henneber-
cor from the New-York Navy Yard and ordered 10 the
Despatch June 2; Paymaster r. Allen from the NaVa
Academy June so and ordered 10 settle accounts ana
ai, orders The secretary OF the Navy to-day accepteo
go, res,gation of Lieutenant Frederick H. Palhe 10 tdke
sdect on August l. Lieutenant Pane was Iecenl! OI
dered 10 duty on the Pacific station, ana allnR 10 oo'du
. rsvocafioiI of his orders rendered MS resiSnalo a
Naval Court Inquiry ordered oday 10 cohNtc az
1e Nine Island, Cal, Navy Yard Monday TO lnNesuedIe
49,, attending the disabling OF the eDslhe'
of the gship Hartford, while on the way from SAINT"
Itarl,ar, tn : an Pedro, May 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGTON, friday, May n I5rF'
A.. o,,rp WrrunR ,wv-The Secretary OF the Navy
% - oI,o,r Delamater & Co. 10 withdraw their
"ger r tho purchase OF the Colorado wcD Hs leGeng
6eeu accented by the Department ms ac,aon > t u no
terns OF the purchase The Colorado VIII Do put up ioi
saie again. 49,, x.--t..
ATTORNEYS DIsBARRED.-The secretary u INC
10, I,i..d from, ,,ractce before the Department, as
pensiOu attorneys William Pease, OF batdNla' UNIV anu
John sanford, OF Paterson, \. j.
TO CHANGE PosITIoxs-Assstant Adjutant-Generai
Ruggles. in charge OF appointments personal anu ON
mission division OF the Adutant-Generas ONCE anu s
ssaGt Acknowledgement McKecyer III charge OF thS en-
nstue,t branch will change positions on the mrs OF ue'
Wi the view OF becoming familiar with the WOTk VI '0
cinerent branches Of the office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
DEMAGOGY REBUKED.
THE HOUSE INPATIENT OF ROBINSON

.>.,, run or,,,ps TRY IN VAIN TO PREVENT
NAVAL OFFICER FROM ACCEPTING
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNE'I
w,e,uxcrov. Nav 24.-The member llon'
rountv Tyrone and Brooklyn fairly outdu nps'il " ,
and aroused the House to sense OF disgust an" -, :,
,,.r which showed that, after all 'here Is "u'il
aoDagocv 10 which only few men III .hal "o'S "-'
- 20 dcsoeud Rohinsons TRADE lasted hiteen lnin-
tcs although he exhausted the patience OF the ouso
bcfore he had been speaking five minutes A'.o "i"e
few yolleys OF maudhn abuse at the lolerlt
nj the Ola World turned his guns on inc "cc's Vi ~
United States Navy. The occasion oi 'ni' '"'"'S w.
Tho consideration of Joint resolution granting TO Ensign
= pc,nolds Of the Navy. permission to accept
dorotion from the Emperor OF Austria, in recognition
of his bravery and humanity in saving eleven Austrian
sailors from death by drowning at great lsk oil MS own
life o, -. Tho
Robinson had seen somewhere photoSl"ph VI 'io
Gallant Young officer In his uniform and that Seeme 10
have ancered him. He described Reynolds As uuu''
and went on 10 say that twenty applications Ike ' o
under consideration are pending before 'ohst0'0 lV
the benefit of 1.-The young dudes Of the Navy inc ioo
luton was only the first step toward inc oi'"''ou
orders of nobility the United States IN VOCATION VI ~
Constitution, and men VINO Noteu lor u "''" 0'''
their caths in % doing.
c Cox who had charge Of the resolution, undertook
10 reply but was constantly interrupted by the oenoWnR
Brooklyn member, despite the efforts OF he Slenea "a
keep the latter IN order mr. SSA Eertine of debate
Whn i only tolerated account of his age. nc 'A
plaincd the scope and purpose of the resolution, anu
Taised the deeds Of Reynolds. who is one OF the No-
ieers scrving with the Greedy Relief EXPEDITION,
Mr. Cox yielded two minutes TO MI kasson Mi - AZ
declared thai the language used by Robinson Was S
grace 10 him. and attempt TO usn9no. nv 80" The
officers Of the Navy. Robinson shouteu rho man
words taken down that am diShonoraol9 III, tn "''
who violates the Constitution diShonors minister; =.
stand bv the Constitution" No attention was p paw
Rohjnso's request TO have Mr.. Kassons words tahTl
down and he then demanded that the latter shoulu
- Withdraw nothing" replied Mr.. kassop = say
that the man who stigmazes with the W0Iu uuIc :,
gallant naval officer does dlshonof 10 inc Navy an" Wv
officers OF the Navy ,-. -, ho+r sides az
This reort provoked hearty applause ON 3oth Soc Bi
+hc House The time for debate cNpreu put h"pil
son was still on his feet tranticalIy deihahns lac
heard When he at last shut on ny inc When
scowIed defiance and uttered an exclamation With
sounded like am invitation the speaker TO WISH a TG
tain place the OF which is seldom neIH III G no
society No notice was taken Of the remark anu '0
resolution passed. $500, ..o,.. ,,os e,,n-
Robin sons demand for tho yeas ana nays WIS SUI
ported hv himself, Brimm, OF Pennsylvania al"
Calamity Weller, Of Iowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
THE POL1RIHS SMALLPOX PATIENTS.

There were no new cases of smallpox on the
0uarantined steamer Polara yesterday Henrietta Bur
row. who was taken to Castle Garden from the Poarla
on Friday with her sick child, was yesterday sent 10
Wards Island and orders were given keep her IN Sc
Guided place, as she has developed symptoms whleh
NAV be those of smallpox. Among inc
smallpox patients sent to Riverside Hospital from lne
Polaiia Gu Friday was Wilhemena NeItal: Dr; Smltn
sent her husband and two children with her. III odcr ta
their clothing might be dsineced The doctor az Ine
Riverside Hospital sent the husband and children 10 I
schultz at Castle Garden. ana DR. schultz sent the 10
Wards Island There large nu1nbcr OF inquiries
M Castle Garden and the office OF Carr Line yesterday
bv people who have friends on the Polaria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
A R1,PF,U OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY.

WASHINGTON, May 24.-ln the House 'o-uay,
Mr. Hatch of Missouri, presented the conference report
49, ,r nm ~ establish a Bureau OF Animal Industry The
uonse confcrecs recommended concurrence In all the
senate amendments. The amount Of appropriation Is re-
dueed from s25OO0O to S15O0O0 and the jurisdiction OF
the Commissioner OF Agriculture Is limited 10 such IL
vestication and 10 such distinction ana qlaralnSS
rnssurr. As NAV necessary 10 prevent tue slIe@ VI
Contagious and infectious diseases from one oIae Vi
TERRITORY INTO another and he IL prohlDeG RON
eafy to slaughter IN order TO prevent TIC SP'o" VI INV
disease The report agreed TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25

information which used by him for the Information
OF bucketshOps. ,...o r,oro
An attachment granted yesterday by Justice bono
bne against the property OF Charles Gordon Hutton III
the suit of August Belmont $4,000 on Two
nromissory notes made in January, 1882. MI Belmont
states that Mr.. Hutton resides in France
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
Ieetures an0 Hleetin9s.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
" Tie teentyffth commencement OF he Law SSn2i o.,
wednesday evening. Diplomas VIII be conterr upon to
Of class and TIE annual pile5
aided Addresses will be delivered the class by Pro-
lessor Theodore W. Dwight and Frederick r. CQndert esd
~ IA p. BARNARD. IL. ID,
President Columbia College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, }
= - A Z A ~ IL =

rPHE THIRTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL NEE |,
ING OF stockholders Of he PACiFdC NAL ~ conan1
will be held at the once OF Tue cO'Iht
NOR foot f 81 North the city OF New ok
on WEDNESDAY, 2~th day OF MAY; ISL hetwreh to
hOurs O'Clock, the ttctlpu VI
tors and the transaction Of such Othcr business az may
Tiv come before n The transfer books Of the company VIII
close at the Of the Union Trust Company on lilo an
me IA Of Nav. oclCok ana VIII reopen oN
THI|RS = the 2gh OF May 1-Sl, At lOOClock, a. m
80 Iv order Of the Board OF Directors
II 1 A
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gurouean Advertisements.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST.-"By a thorough knowledge OF inc nNurA
laws govern operations OF digestion aud nutrition
and by application OF the tne properties OF wese-
ected Cocoa MI Epps has provided our aoe m
which may save US many neASy
doctors bs tits by Judcious OF sueh articles ot
diet that may be gradually built up until strong
lie mssdes heating around US ready 10 attsss wnsr'
aver there point escape many aiat sfxfs
NV teanins ourselves well fortified with pure blood And
uffoporiy pourished frame."-Cvn service Gazette
Maze sinipy with boiling milk sold only IN naiK
roSd ,,ns " Grocers labelled thus JAMES EPps Se.
Hamoopathic Chsmists, London. EnkiaR3
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no THE FIRST MORTGAGE B0NDH0IL.IDS-

L FPS az he NETWORK. WEST SHORE AND ~ ~
ALO RAILWAY COMPANY: -, A., ,.,i,rs ~
The undersigned committee, representing the noe ~,
LARGE uumbcr OF first mortgage bonds of The New Ok W
S,1re and RuaaIo Railway Company have carefully consul
cred the agreement dated May l. 1884, under Nnch ~
cnnnany prOposrs its six cent ten year pu
utees PAYABLE January and July, in exchange lot t t
gaec coupons and registered interest when at lo
vecd uncanceled and assigned in trust to me MOpo
Trust Company having some knowledge OF inc
OF the Railway Company, the c"mnlt't III ~
holders of all the bonds to execute e agree
-.at.-f.,- tr t,terost
of the st mortgage bOudhOdcs be obtained before te az
dav Of Iuuc the company mas male aIThlSc "
conditioned upOn such signing. which are tNpecteh ~
the necessary for the payment OF It's n"atng lD
ness The completion and further equipment OF itH IH"ay'
Tenders upon terminal bonds have also agreed 10 chu
to time for the payment of their loans for one year WIN
said shall tIt
maiortv I'm interest Of the first MORTGAGE DonuholhriS
These plans fully and promptly carried out VIII lhslv
such change OF majority Of me Board ~ Directors ~ S
promote the interests Of the bondhOdes, aud Will MANI
lain the independence OF the enterprise. Il.
The committee believe that tn proposal OF inc COMPANY
fair that the agreement continues in the bnndhouSIs
srn an The lien and security possessed and tat inc
bondholdcrs their interests by giving lclI
prompt assent 10 the plan which 10 cubodlcs - l. rYor,
COMES Of the De had OIL application 70 OWU
Monstcld secretary Of the Committee NJ Room "a out
floor 30 Wals. New-NOrk or from any unoei vi ,rr
committee communications addressed 10 the StcIeul
Will receive prompt attention
' Henry +. SPAULDING, Chairman,
WILLIAM MERrENS,
FREDERIC a. POTTS.
HORACE RUSSELL Ncw-YOrk,
j. W. CLARK, Philadelphia -.
iNnlN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
Diuioen0 Notlees.

'hi'Ao0 AM CaIcAGO III, May ], 1884 J.
1 hare has this day declared on the PrelefIea
md combon stock OF company payable Oh te ~ a.
June next 10 stockholders OF Ie@oi" az 80"
ness hours the 10Th instant In Ner York will be paid
ne nrs nf The compaIy's agents, Jesup
~ Williamst Newly ork and on shares ieE "
at the once oil 'he treasure u C. H. FOSTER. Treasurer
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Hlusltal Instruments.
Rooms anb flats 90 Get.

N00li5 QllU = Iul5 W LII.
SMALL FAMILY would let part of large
n handsome house family of thorough TesPecaDhy
And rel ntment exquisite cleanliness meals II desired Get
references given and required Terms gh6oTiood
IunssSr69ssed Address NEAR MADlSON-ANE r:
w. Box 277 Tribune Uptown Office l,23s BWay.
4 STRICTLY private Jewish family will let
n dor, well furnished together or separate VIII"
A SELECTION of choice apartments, with
~ elevators etc. beautifully decorated nan a''enuahoe'
PihSctono 82232s West 57thst to sIGGG0
"WcINeld" 2tl.247 West asst ...-... 500 10 loVV
22O West 59tlstr opp Central PARK :. ,soo
Ml5H.1' and and 7t6avc ali outside rooms 100
wi J. EDGAR LEAYCRAFr, 1644 broadway
BACHELOR APARTMENTS III American
safe Dcnosit Co.'S elegant freproof eihce 6trave ana
Idst unsurpassed location and conVenlcnce@ Inquire ia
COmpsny's Office on premises
COMFORTABLY furnished alcOve room
" also smaller one gas water, bath pl'ale fanny
422 west Htlst
TURNISHED ROOMS, 4 West 29th-st-
,is restaurant has suite rooms. bedroom s.,
narlor bath hot and single rooms Tor gentlemen
GENTLEMEN desiring absolutely clean and
j ouiet apartments find such acCom0lalphs 'OI-
ducted ON thorough business principles 253 olhaNo'
TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FLOORS
together or single; 74O Gth.ave, two doors from 4-dst
references exchanged.
no LET.-One pleasant fourth apartment
roous IN good order all c0nycnences rent only 10
- Apply to JANITOR 3lS East 'Sthst.
~ WEST 35th.-IIandsOme furnished rooms
s)e) second floor small room 81. DENTAL VI fl'f.-
Iat WEST 44TH- ST Handsome furnished
~ rooms, sinsly suite; summer prices refer
onccs.
n ssl FAST 14TH-ST.-Two connecting and
I'D one single room in house with owner
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Che Curt

MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB - JEROME
"A PARK Friday, Decoration Day: May 80 and 81
Sd 4th, 9th, 9th and eth juno.
poces rronDtI Decoration Day D. m Other days %.
I II tOSIER Secretary. a. BELMONT President
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OFFICE OF TIE ,,,,,, n.,,w,vco

TUETRANSFER BOOKS Of this Company will be closed ai
o'clock ON Saturday MAY o. 1854 rearatory 10 lh @ M
meeting ~ stockholders To be held june T. an" W."
ieoleleu vi """'"' Jun ~ ~ ALLYN cox
Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
'"' Henry +. sPAULDING, Chairman,
WILLIAM MERIENS,
FREDERIC a. POTTS.
HORACE RUSSELL, NcW-Iork,
j.. ". CLARK, Philadelphia,

OFFIcT OF ST PAUL AND DULUTH RAILROAD co;
81. Paul, MINI. May ~. 1884.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
4 holders Of the It. and Duluth Railroad Company
for the election Of directors and the transaction OF any ohr
siness o e COMPANY will be- held At The Office OF te com
panv in the city st. Paul. MINI. on NOS DA1 ~ - an
fsSi at II O'Clock moo fsad dav. The transfer bookS VIZ
he closed at 3 o'clock Thursday May 10 1854 ana
reopen Oh iu'S' ''H' PIfIiIP : HARRIS Secretary.
YENHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
stockholders Of The UNITED SIA ~ ~ T M
80 'r Tho ensuing wear and the transaction OF snch DINER
ueness as NAV brought before the NE etg vi" ue eu
al Tie office of the COMPANY az Nos % and ~ l1bery III
lie city of New York Tuesday. June 3, 1884 l O'CLOCK
in the afternoon "a, !. loci ~, Nav
'o anu VIA i LEONARD T.. CURTIS
Ncw.York. May 20. 1854. secIe,aIy,-
y1ANTED-Loan on 5th-aye. property for
On' VI ''-' WN. V. A MULHALLON.
l Broadway.
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Gxrnrsions.

CONEY ISLAND: ,,-r
= 1oon, Ponte Excursion tickets Gentlemen 40c,
LADIES'. 2Jc and Children 10 ,..,o.. ,,.,,a ,r.c, IN
Shortest quickest cheapest and pe9santest rolte m sc 10
the Oympan club Roller skating un the Ecp""nt No'
ans an he centre Of all the attractions - - ,ooS
Boas leave Pier n. r., $50. 929 IO;%' Ito d. w. '-o
~ n, and every 20 minutes until 745 y m 900 ,,,-
Island $50 $3.50. 1852 lI'oO ",
l235 d M every 20 minutes until 81 III.
DECORATION DAY,
and thereafter daily
SANDS POINT BEACH,
North shore, Long Island
Eight en- miles from New-loTk tity. -
aes hote on European ran Rooms
- SG0 nd s5 per week John Koch aud T. c. lauinaHn,
lioP''0'' GRAND ORCHESTRAL toNCERT
Afternoon and Evening.
The staunc and steamer JOHN - ~ o4 Ii'
will make three trips daily . -
n oon,est E. r. 23d.st E. r. sGthst + Il. sands Pont.
D4J a. lt'Uod ~ '0nnr N, a. m
1870 p m. $50 p ~ m
5il5 p IN oiouP pm w y i
Fare 90 cents Round TTip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25

NOTICE j. hereby gwen 10 All ptiSouu2a ", ~
~ NAV have claims against "Ihe Marine Natloha ,aN VI
the CITY OF DIRK" y Y, that the same mus nIf
scented 10 Walter Johnston Receiver, WIN tIc TX" -,
thereof within three months nom the al
WI Wv -'' Comptroller OF the Currency.
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.

| NEw.Y oRK, June p, loo3.
UNUE bonds of this Company falling due July
1881 will he redeemed at par and accrued interest. Oh
and assigned to the company
O''"e PN JAMES c. HARTr. Treasurer
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nor SALE.-A depOsltor's clam for severn
il thousand dollars on tie Marine National BANK. - -.
T. a. PENNIMAN, 80 Nassau-s',
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financial.
r. CHISOLM g. CO.,

BANKERS and Brokers' 81 Broadway, New orr Or
Orders executed i'm Railroad Mining aud Miscelaneo
Stocks Bonds and Petroleum.
IA
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-03-08

The Pine Bluff Republican,
last week, had a very interesting
article concerning a visit to the
State Branch Normal School, To-
Gated at that place and reports
that the institution is in a flour
ishing condition and that there
some one hundred and fifty stu
dents in regular attendance. This
is truly gratifying and we hope
soon to see similar institutions
tlourishing in every county in our
state, filled with earnest young
colored men and women, deter
mined to do something worthy of
themselves and their race. Mean
time, we hope that the day is not
far distant when the Pine Bluff
Normal School will become a full
fledged university with her pres
ent able and efficient chief, Prof.
j. G. Corbin at the head, as a
more worthy selection could not
be made.