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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
STARIN'S
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION

II.
Office Pier 1s, n. r., foot OF Cortlandt-st
Consgnmens of freight forwarded directed to any par
" the world.
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received delivery OF all kinds OF freight and men
shandse to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND Han.
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly nghered any pons
In the harbOr az reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAD.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN Fl. sTARIN for NEW HAVEN leaves Pies
IS, N. r., foot of Cortlandtst at D. In daily [sUNDAYs
excepted
Freight for points d. W. r. r. received at Pier IL.
For New-Hayen and points East, at Pier 10.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles fo1
Ten Cents via steamers nom Pier l. E. r. foot OF Whit4
hallst
CENTRAL sHlPYARD, Communipaw. N. J--Dry Docxs
Machine and Boiler Shops Everything apDertaning 20 th
construction and repair Of vessels
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T'HE ERIE RAILWAY, better known az the
IL NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Arrangements Of trains from Chambers-st, Depot
samnDsily except sundays; pay Express drawing roo@
coaches TO Cleveland, Cincinnati AMI Chicago.
pm daily, ST Louis Limited ExEressNo extra charge
725 Niagara Falls. m. Hamilton. Ont. lO40 M
Detroit ~ m; salamanca 5oS ann Cleveland $40 D ms
ing trans arrive Toledo 5;95 and indianapolis
Bpm Daiy-Paciae Express for the West A solid Train Of
Bunalo NIAGARA Falls Cincinnati and chicago Hotel and
Buffet smoking Coaches to Chicago.
o;lo m-kmigrant train for the West.
Rutherford and Passaic 720 $50 $50 1920 II
l4o $3.50 $40 6;l0 $50 $40 $50 $50 1880 IL miinighk
Paterson 730 $50 $50 iO;2o nj Il noon i4S $50 $40
60 $50 dl0 $50 $50 slb 1890 and IL midnight sun
Newark aud Paterson via Newark 80 SAC $40
S6s S oov 0G SUNDAYS UT ~ m nSg so SATURDAY
Sunern $3.50 1920 l45 $50 $50 $40 S3 m and ~
midnight sundays $3.50 io2O IN LAS $3.50 m and ~
warwick 1850 N 4;sOpm.
Newburg and Cornwall $50 IAN $50 4S0 I'm. Sunday
RondOut aud Kingston and Montgomery a IN A3O IN.
Goshen 8 $50 1920 m $3.50 $50 I9O sl5 pm sun.
day o $50 1920 IN $50 pm
MiddlotOwn 1850 1920 m 800 4:S0 sl5pm Sunday
trains connect with New York. Railroad
at Menst The N train stops At Main-st only on
Port Jerys 900 y lO;2O m A:SO elo Sunday $50
leave 2SG quarter of ard quarter after each Sd hour hour
Tickets for passage and Drawing Room aud
ena transfer Of oaggege may De ley g ' t " No
Nos 2el lOl or O5I BIoadwg IS, nSofs' w. L" w.
Express trains from the West arrive III NeWforA al i'io
J0hM a AlSBoT, aen1 Passr Agent NewyOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave for kngeweOd. Coster Piermont and
Nyack $50 lQa N $40 400 $50 $40 $3.50 i2 mid
night sup sss 0,sS and sna SDIssv 7nO
JonN N ABBOTT. osal PsssE Agent Nsw.Y0rG
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING

RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF
NFW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION
Direct connection and from LrooSyn annex Boats,
TINE TAPIE-TAKING EFFECT NOV. IA. 1893
For PHILADELPmIA, and TRENTON, Bound DO Brook
igop m stSDAYsj az sI i u 580 i50op' ' @
Direct connection WAYNE Junction Germantown and
Chestnut III 1T Columois-aye for ManVunk. consls
DRAWING. ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains.
7S0 3 0o a. No. 8o is iS 640 e45i r 52 393
pm sUSDAY, 8.l5 a IN, 4:3O p. H.
teaS s TR a6s Warren asd 5 5S t2 % s9S
DAYS, l:25 els a. m. 6:l5 D
For WILLIAMSBURG at e45. 7:i5. 600 a. NJ, S45, 400
For sUNBURY and LEwIsBURG at e.45 7A6 a. m. S45.
4pm
100, 1890 100 $3.50, 1900 p. Sundays at $50 p.
For SCRANTON at G45, 900 m. 345 p
For wILKEsBARRE and PITTSToN at $40, 900 a.
For DRIFTON al 8ii5 a. m, $40 p.m
For TAMAQUA at Gas, 745 300 a. m loo. 1880 SA5, 400
For BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
atGl5, 800 m, 10o $780, SA5, 53O p. H. sunday at
For EAsToY at el6, 900 m, loo. 1880. s40, 400 4'aO
$3.50 p. m Sundays. $50 pm
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 300
m. 400. 4;3O o.
For FLEAuNGToN at CAS- 900 m, l;OO lSO. 400. 4'9O
3:4j 400, $780, 300 $50. 800 700, SOC, 1880 p.
days at 500 m. 1870, $50, 900 p.
For PLA rNFIELD at $40 7;46 900 90 1880 l1l5 am
100 80 800 345, 400 43O 300 BIS, $50 Goo 6:30
ZOO 500 $50. 1890, 1900 p. SUNDAYS at 500, S45
a. m. 1880, 400 $3.50, 300 1900 p. m.
For ELIZABETH at 6:15, 645, 7:l5 7l5 500 $50 600
ESQ 1000 1890. HIS, 1l:3Q m, l245, loo 1870. 300
$50 500, $3.50 $40, 400 4l5 80. 543 500 5I' 5:S0
1880, i26oPm. SUNDAYS at 500 s4o a NJ $50. 400.
$50 9:OO 1900 pm.
For SEwABK 300 5fs Ss e+5 7lS 7s9 81 so, SIP
COO 81 s. 6:50 700. 7:3O, sl5 900, 945 1890, las
1200pm SUNDAYS at 500, $40, 1913 AN 1900 m
ll5 500, 400. 900 8l5. $780, 900. 1880 pm.
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C.. AN rail- at
800 s'lj a m, 1890 900 600 pm. SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grove at4O0 1O45 am:
For FREEHOLD-At5 8l5, II a IN, 1880, 46pm.
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT az S:l5
1880, $3.50 p with thrOu5h paror on 43O D. H.
train.
For VINELAND and BRIDGEToN at 1870 p
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No y North River via Sandy Hook.
ForL0NG BRANCH, EATONTOWN, etc, at p M
Tickets can be procured at foot berys Pier No sNorth
River o. lG2 POI 267.26l I'll 40 72l 9ii lSl7 aud
1928 Broadway Isl aud 740 6thave.; Ryngtoneti 10
Grecnwioh.st; 3OS East l25hs. and principal Hotels In
wsy; SS8 Fulton-st; 2lO Msnhauanavei Do Kaib-
ave. lsg AtlantICaye In HObOkcu, 264 Washington at,
" Y Transfer will call for aud check baggage from
hotels residence to destination.
J. T.. WOOTfEN, Gen. Manager. G, g. HANCOCK. q, y.
and 4. A. II. p BALDWIN @ F. p A il9 Liberty st, NJ Y
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Business Chances.

CONDUITS FOR UNDERGROUND WIRES.
Tho irDregratio ion OF min ri with HYDROCARBONS
b. cOAden vapors asphalt and rOsn not ar
TENDERS mineral wool absolutely waterproof preyento It's ds
intcgrdtIon damp places and increases its efficiency "a
non conductor The United and English patents for
sale address a. D. ELBERS, -
IT, HudsOn-st, HObOkcn, y. j.
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miscellaneous.

A GERMAN LADY, a good linguist, and with
~ the highest references 70 the English nobility wishes 10
travel caGcrone with some American adiet or family
could met them At ii, eTp0Ol Address FRA LEIN T.
SU-FNBHrH, Charles H. SHEPPARD, NJ d." Turkish
Baths Brooklyn. n. Y.
ELEGANT Portrait of Wendell Phillips, the
H great antsayerY orator 22N2S postpaid 81 co. Ec
gantly framed by express G. o. d. - 90 agents wanted
e INVENTORS NOVELTY AGENCY,
o. Duane-st, New.YOrk.
DURCHASER.-A young lady OF refined taste
do purchasing for outotown partiesl al or.
ders careu promptly executed for references forms
and address address, week, BUYER Tribune Ohee
Gliding RULES (Rechcnschebcr) of all sys
y toms for trgonometTical reckoning. RROGSGAARD &
BECKER. Manufacturers, Hamburg, EimsOutte, Germany
Agents wanted.
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Gteam1oats ano RIiLroI1s

1 LBAN1 BOATS. PEOPLES Line,
~ DREW and ST. JOHN.
Leave Pier A. n r. foot of Canas every week day at
p. m. -, -.-.,--. -
New York Central r. RI AMI als tickets n the y y ana
H. H. r. good for passage aud stateroom berth Rooms
warmed
IGOR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON,
I Landing at CTanstOns West Point. Cornwall New.
burgh, Marlboro, Milton, uuglkeeps and Esopus p
Connecting with Ulster and Delaware stony Cove X H.
Steamboats, JAMES w. BALDWIN gnl CAISKlIL leave
daily at p M, Pier foot OF Htrr1sonst y H.
TROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE.
steamers CITY or TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier
River foot Chr tophcTst daily except saturday,
ct D. No. connccn- with morning train, for The North and
west. sunday steamer touches at Albany.
/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD.-P Passenger
trains leave depot foot Of Cortan and sbrosses 4ts
s:lO No $40 and p. for Eas, bethlehem Allen.
town, Reading, Eauch Chunk, Nilkcsbarrc iOwanda Wa
VERIFY Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West. pullman
through coaches daily Local trains at : and $40
p. m. FOR Ea-t0u, Bethlehem and COOay.
Trains leaving at $40 a. and $40 m. connect for
all points in MshanOy AMI Hazeton coal regions. Sunday
train local for Mauch Chunk $40 Leave Mauch Chunk
AT 2. m.
Eastern Ofce OF Church and Cortandt ss
Il. b. BYlNGION, g. r. A.
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Gorses an0 Carriages.

business and DELIVERY wagons at bar
gains seldom offered Thirty and second hand wag-
suitable for express grocers butchers bakers mix,
laundry depot, etc. Wagons taken in exchange. .. l.
MlNANS, 426 SprIng-st.
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Bristling with Thorns" Detroit News Com
panv) is the title of story of the Civil War au'
Reconstruction by Oct. Beard. 1t is full of vulga
horrors the reorganization Of which serves no gooC
purpose
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Ocean Steamers

A NCHOR LINE.-U. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
n GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
Anchora April ~. noon FuTne3sia. MAY s. noon
Circaasia April 30 BOvia..-..,Mny 10, a. N.
CABIN passage. $50 to $50 second cabin $40.
Stocragc-Outward aud prepniL 81.
LINERPOOLAND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE,
From Pier ~ North River, foot OF LerOy-st
CITY OF ROME sails April 10. May H. June IL.
AUSTRAL sails May g. May II. June IS.
Superb OmmOdatIOus FOR all classes o. passengers.
Cabin passage $50 to -I2j according 90 ac Omm OdaOns
second Cabin ana Steerage "a aOOve.
For passage cabin Plans Book Of Rates &C., apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS., Bowling Green
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0fGrhers.

An EXPERIENCED and highly recommend
senGeged occupation the longer
would deatmutes Miss 3O2 East oZd
St
A ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~ Of all grades tutors cuTers companions
&c. schools charge 10 those employ
iug teachers, 10 teachers until engaged r. MIRIAM
COYRIEAE& co. 81 Last 1ith-st., Cnon square
AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER viii take two
"A young boys her family 70 fOr and instruct For
Lock Box 3s EasthamptOn, Mass.
A GENTLEMAN for French and German
~ salary 81 30; another for fIeehand drawing and Eng
nsn; Grammar school Assistants to West Apply 10
A. LOWELL CO. 10 Astor Face =. NY
4 TEACHERS, Tutors, GOvenesses, sup
~. Piled free 10 EMPLOYERS schools recommended 10
parents. FLORENCE FITCH, p Union Square
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. estab-
~ Hshed 1855 provides promptly Teachers Tor Pr
ytte Pupils Families Schools Colleges Circulars ofdo3d
schools with reliable information free 10 parents Skilled
Teachers always wanted. Application form Tor stamp -
Nv. sChEkMEkHOkN & CO. East l4thstN Y.
PREACHERS WANTED Ladies Expert
enced Kindergarten for Normal school French and
painting school drawing painting French and GER
man German French English and music Tor city fanieSi
Frehch spoken English and music French and English
family; French and German, American; French for soV-
Mathematics English Yale graduate mathematics and
composition Baptist French German classics and Engshi
mathematics and military tactics West Point graduate pen
mansp keeping for city school Many other spe-
riOr wanted for September Apply to Mrs. M j.
YoungFutOn, Amer For Teachers Agency 20 Union so
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CONTINENTAL IMPROVEMENT C'urtNT}
OFfICE THE TRUSTEES,
PHTsBURG Aprl 10, lSe4. )
NOTICE TO BONDHJLDERS.-A meeting
~ OF Bondlolers Of the Continental improvement
COMPANY called lance with the DIVISIONS o. AI
the mortgaPe scouting such bonds VIII be held az ne
Continental Hotel Philadelphia Thursday, May 10. >i
nj - o'c.ck NJ Ter and act proposition 70 De
then submitted to them by tie CJntincHtal Improvement
Company payment Of interest due and 10 become due
December 1891 SID bord' and for the extension OF
a portion OF the ptncip1l thereof -
AT this meeting will also be asked to consent !" the
by Grad apds and Hama Railroad tOmpan' OF
certain bonds, which shall take precedence Of thc Income
said Railroad Company forming part OF the security
pledged for the redemption OF said bonds OF the tohh
improvement Company such issue of bonds by me
Grand Rapids and indiana Railroad Company 10 DC used II
Element the ONiny b that Oupny 10 the penn
syyana Railroad and Pennsylvania Company and
disposition OF cert gin securities Tor tH
purpose held by the undersigned.
THOMAS y. MES SLER }Trustees
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GoparinersIllp Noutes.

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-We,
the undersigned have this day formed s-tnersmp
under the firm name OF CONSTANT 4. ANDREWS & CO.,
for carving general banking business and the purchase
and bonds miscellaneous securities and mer
Chaudisc otherwise at No. Malst in the
City OF New.NOrk.
Dated Newly ok, April 10, 1854.
CONSTANT 4 ANDREWS,
BRUCE b.. Chiffon.
Member n w York sioci Il .rhan0e.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after Feb. 81. 1884.
GREAr TET NIX I'M

AVN GKEnt s1r TtS NJ III II hporrrr
Trains leave via Desbrosses and Corandt stress
HarrisO1Fs Pttsburg the West and SOUTH with Puman
ana cScsro Limited ParOp Dining SMOKING sleeps
@ aaSs ey sna Es s
GoTe %afaRson and the souh Limited United w%shIastGa "a
arrive Washington 400 M Reguar VIA Ban B. and r
aud P R. r: OK p. and IL night via B. and O. r.
gor Atlantic cy except sunday with through car ip.m
Long Branch Say Head Juncon and intermediate stations
sand1 s%S HG sn an 3 81 : @
5ersey CITY afording speedy and direct transfer for
Trains Ptt.ours $40 and li:2os 7so and
9 m 69y aaa day sn eree9t ASndsy o E9% @
$50 $40, io05 and 1895 p sunday, $50. 600 m.
JS LA F5P$sBBdp go $40 SSo%
sSI5y s,S aS Ss5 &c. SS i sU rns
$780, 1875, s:2O 1905 1920 and 1885 m.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
fHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINs EACH Way wEEK; 524I AND 0 on
PhiAI q IN NEw:YoRH
OUE EEET rE aNB r TIE l sfg % saU
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Desbrosses and coranda
620, 100 s. $50 q and 10 Limited, H. lllO M $40.
S49 8 and m and T. night suR6SSys g SiSSs
Trains leaving NewYorK Dolly except sunday 700 s36and
lll0 H. l, 2. 4, and M, connect at Trenton fof
Camden.
Returning Broadst Station philadelphia 1901,
SlJ $40, 4, 4:35 Monday, $500 1880, $780, $50
II, and ~ qmted Express 49, aud 900 p; M,
g. I, ), O. G3D 7:i0 45 and On Sunday 1901, 3l5
1920, 4, $50, $3.50 N. A. (520 Limited, $780, $40 745
and p m Leave Philadelphia via Camden, $3.50 a N
daily except sunday.
md 5s5 81 and @ Asot mSg;
md Brooklyn Annex Station foot Of FultOnst,
Brooklyn; Bushs Hotel Hoboken station Jersey City
EuGnt Ticket Office No Battery Place and Castle Gar
den.
The NewYOrk Transfer Company will call for and checl
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES T.. PUGH. J. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
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gneirnrtlon.

gTSlt
For Bows and Young Men---City.
SCHOOL OF MINES PREPARATORY
scH9o 81 Esst iSp bk4 2sGo h h d. Pf fs
TTHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. III
Madsonave 64thst, Dr. H. b. CIdAPIN PTnoa'
pal English Y eo @a flnh IN its
Cath school year ust begun
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,481,
BSSaSsagy .%t ID t. h5BGY W.
For Both sexes-City.
GREEK, LATIN Private lessons small
VI classes forming prepang f0r Ss gra@aT in Is
ian language Hteatuas Dante %G with attn and
GTeeE Address PHIL. DOCTOR Tribune Uptown Office
LBS Broadway.
-CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
coYRiERE K o. 81 East i7th-st~ Union square
A-CHOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
sors saeneTs in every art and enins
i fed Nine Il o HE na 80 Vest New
Musical instruction.
NETWORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
~ EAST 14TH ST third door east of 5TIIAVE
SPRING lH FGRR%s tcSohMdfENc1NG.
Art Schools City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
W beginning TUESDAY oct 1s in PRAWtNG on 1Ra
an" ->D9I sT ID No. 20 MADIS0N.XVE
Mr. D. HUNT1NGT6NS.' M WILLIAM HART. Mr..
JAMES HART MI A. f. BELLOWS.
For BOYS and Young Men-countrY.
A HOME-LIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
N Young Boys. e. KINDS, A. NJ hampstead L. /. -
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.--The I'M
3 an or sSe Bo1 aHS Adde'S
DR.. W LLIAMsON, Lyme Conn
nOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
tnmm SS1 or %neG stoSrdge Mass Tm0FFMASN
RORDENTOWN, n. Military Institute
iu and thorough R fSr WIS., B6@E% NJ Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHkEE p;
nn sGGod Gr a@G for @y BUSINESS 1877 join ME
Principal.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ 10 q HI 3, SMGTc aIsS A H. Superintendent
MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Regular fourycor courses IN civi. Mechanical Nm
Ing and PSv Eec NSa faf ic es Students
ged or special So ' and 8 oT
sept 20 and - atV a. M 4,rpsrFp WELLS Secretary.
FRANCIS A. WALKER President -
DRIVATE TUITION.-IwO pupil will be re-
by Tutor residing IN beautiful part Of the ,o N
attention backward or delicate pupils ADDRESS
1e Astor Place, New 'i oTk or 8, Roanoke Va
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
- Coz. IlIEO. HYATT, President
DYE, y. Y.-BTadfOTd Mansion School. Open
IA ing OF Sp1nz term Fec. J. ca. COLLINS, Principal
For Young Ladies-Country.
DORDFNTOWN, \. j. Female College
ID beautifully located very heahful and thorough. ~
peror Music ana Departments FoI circular &C. address
Rev. Nm. g. BOWEN, -. NJ, President
For Both sexes-Country.
A FAMILY SCHOOL, on a farm IA miles
~ from NewYoTk Flushing Railroad Children receive Il
mothers and right good time during summers Fhea
ton. Mrs IL c. MOE1iELL, Manhasset, l.. l.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
- and Hudson River Institute Clayerack, " Y.
S22O A YEAR.
FITS for ALL COLLEGES and BUSINESS.
French. Art and Music specaltes Both sexes.
School continues open during July and August
Rev. ALONZO FLACk, IN. -, President.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
Ia NvaCkOn .thc. Hudson.
ROTH SEXES. NO EXTRAS But MUSIC AND ART.
instruction backward scholars 500 send of
catalogue w II BANNlSIEl, a NJ fIlhep""
s.-
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BEAIILIAN UDFFFL MAKhFI0.
PO JANTfRO. April l6-Cofoe- hr-ts 5000 rsi3
per ko3 Receipts 81 The week. 10000 bags; shipments
~ hc week The United states 5000 bags, 10 Europe
10000 bags sales 600 bags stock 10000 bags Exchange
Of London is Cd.
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The BOwsham Puzzle" Funk & Wagnalls), by
Mr.. John HabbertOn is an exceedingly poor speci-
men of novel. Its characters are without vitality,
its plot is the cheap tragedy of Bowery stage and
its style is only worthy of the weekly newspapers
of the baser sort. 1t is not credit either to the
author or the publishers
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OFFICE HoNF-TAgF MINING CO.,
MILLS BUILuING - BROAn-ST. 7
NEW-YOBT, April 49, 1851
dividend No. 68.-The regular monthly
j dividcud-TWENTY CENTS per slare--has been de-
cAed March payable at the Office Of the company san
the transfer agency. NeW-1Ork, on the
2Jth INST Transfer books close on the 18Th
10 rNSBERT d. HAOGIN, Transfer Agents
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD
y COMPANY,
No 1913 Walnu.st Philadelphia. The coupons maturing
Apri l. The First Mortgage Bonds Of the NORFOLK
AND ~. STERN RAILROAD tOMpA.H New River Di
vision will he paid and after Tuesday April 1881 " T.
w. CLARK y Co. No. % south IhrI-st, Philadelphia
or by CLARK, DODGE q co, NO5l Wall street New, York
G. r. W. AHME~,
Irons
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BORDEAUX LINE.
S s9a HEs' AND n' 6 r. aux 81
G GHAEEAg s hAha fsianny 4g5 10
N %G viii hN ave s
S'ecrase 80 fOr p'f'fTSE PBS9U2ANoER 4e Boave
CUNARD LINE.
FROM srwf6GK 70 a9gTF VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER NO 40 NoRrH RIVER
GAILA v We ednesday A HpnI 30 80 M M
B0TmN Va Wednesday May p.
Wednesday May IA $50 a. m
es esTa SsieEEe s s and from low
rates. FrosA''nd P TERNS Sof SR5@N Co.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
, TIVE No % NS qPG rd aE G6 of
IA k cS Sa W Wsne A AP 80 M
cRceks payable at sight in tie Banque
MoUIs De iEBIAN agent. No Bowling Green
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s.; co.
NEwYoR ssos sddGgfHHfAMPT6N AID BREMEN.
wc$ A APPF y FERH &oy 9
Fra cabin $3.50 ST. A g1G second cabin so s at
lowest rates oELRIcHs CO.. No Bowling Green.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY'S
JAtAN, CHM; YEWzEALANp, AT ,s CEN
'''' From Xew.YorE' pier foot Canast; NJ
Connecting for Central and South America and Mexico
From San Francisco, Let AMI Brannan sts
For Japan and China -., 90 noo,
Excursion tickets between an Francisco and Yokohama at
For HONOLULU. NE@F EVE i1s and AUSTRALIA
CLlY OF SlDEEY sails FRIDAY 9a F hy
For freight passage and general information apply atcom
pny' Office on the PER- j. h 2}f fa99 sapcTntenden
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
IL leave foot Of susseHst Jersey CITY
For Rotterdam - ,,, o., . . -
- p 3HiR Wednesday Apri 30 go
first Cabin. o. second $50: steeage, go prepaid flo
II GAzAuX General Agent p s2 g1 " Wli9m sav
= s. W III it Freight Agts oBway Gen Pass Agt
PED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris.
N4QELLAND saturday Aph Il; ~ ~ a, M
Saloons siaterooms smoking and bathrooms amdshiPs
saloon $50 s75: excursion tllo to $l35 second cabin
$40; prepaid Antwerp SO excursion. $40. Including
PETEB Wright & SONS, General Agents, 50 Broadway:
V'HE U. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. co.
Am Line sor a. h Tho ,1s Para ia MS!oha'
lr a Rofts Stores,
Brook yn Saturday, April 26 II NJ. and Newport News
va ~ gay R Al Sew and Treasurer q Broadst
PAUL +. GERHARD CO. r. Pass Agts 10 > WHIST
TINTED STATES AND GERMAN NAIL
boz, Is, HAMBU re-. saturday steamers to Ham
G[fiIif = RTEETE4 5fsy
WFSTPII 4 A. Apr 20 MDE NlA.........-M Nav 10
Rares 500 $40 and so Steeroge a2D Prepaid
tickets B. Excursion rates greatly reduced SEND
NiiARDT h co. Gen. Agts, NO. 81 BrOadstp y. Y
G n RICHARD < CO.. Gen. Pass. As;s, 81 Bway, y. Y
WHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNIFIED STATES AND ROY Il MA IttAMERS. |
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
BRITANNIA capt Perry Saturday APril - ll3O a. m
IEPJ BLIC capt Irving Thursday. Apru 81 o p m
GIRM INid. capt Kennel saturday, Nay 10, p N,
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST |
10THSr
RATES Saloon 500 $50 and 500 Return tickets on
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company Offices, No 81 Broadway, NewY0rk
"lF--' - T. B. CORTIS AGENT. |
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hundred and sig O6 viii DE pad a inc
on of the fiscal o; the company Messrs l. Iho
4. BOnar d CO.. London. ~, ,,......-
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"Hints to Our Boys" by A. j. Symington Thomas
&. Crowell & co., are conveyed in pleasant way
in a neat volume introduced by Dr. Lyman Abbott.
The hints" are all in the direction of clean and
honest manhood
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Dipi1en) Notices.

NORTHERN Pacific RAILROAD CoMPANY,}
TEEAsrFEgs OFFICE. 40. y BEoAD-srr {
~ NES-YuRK. tIru u, l8 g. }
COUPONS of the MISSOURI DIVISION
BONDS Of this company due May l. pIOVimO. VIII be
paid upon az thi- obi and after that date
ROBERT LEMON BELkNAP,
Vreqz
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GUI0N LINE.
" uSITED STATES MAID STEAMERS
FOR. QUEENSTOWS AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving PIER IS. n. r., foot ~ King.st.
ABLY tue day April - 2i30 p
OIiEtiyN SATURDAY Aprll ~. a. III
NEVADA uay Apll u N
Saturday May 3 1890
May 10. 400
TY- steamers built Of iron with waterght COM
partments aud are furnished with every requisite to make
thc passage across the Atlantic both safe agreeable
having bathroom. smokngrOOn draWng-room piano and
bary also experienced surgeon scWaTdees and caterer
on each steamer all upper deck. thus
insung those greatest OF all uXures ut perfect yen
tion aud light. $500,
Cabin passage according to sateroom SGO $50 and $780,
mediate, 80. Storage at 0w t1eE.
OFFICE No. % BROADWAY. GUION q co.
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Wrear Gteamers.

BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct limo TO the South OF France
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT.
BS. CHATEAU LAFIl H.. Saturday April ID
So. CHATEAU MARGAUX ............. Saturday May
Prom Prentce's Stores" NEAR WRst Ferry Brooklyn.
Travellers for France Spain and Italy Pyrenees. Pau
Nice &C. will tine and expense by taking this line
First Cabin INCLUDING wne $50 to $780, Second Cabin. 500
Steerage $50 For passage apply 10 >-e,,-, a., ,,.