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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK. WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
On and after May 25h, 1884,
Trains leave
For Chicago Suspension Bridge, Niagara Fails Bunalo.
Newark and Rochester, 1000 a m. * D. M
For syracuse and Oneida, 7I0. 1000 a. m; pm.
Utica CanaJOhaTie, 7:4O 1000, 1l20 a. III; - D IN.
Albany and Cstskil '740 1000 II 20 a. M I|5 x D. m
Newburg Kingston Highland POughkeepsle TAO, 1000
ll:2O a. $40 435. ~ p.
daily Other trains daily except Sunday
Trains leaving New at 7IO "a IN 433 foot of
West 42d-st only.
BUFFET Psrlor Cars TO Syracuse and Buffalo.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars syracuse Oneida Buffalo
and Chicago. - "
Tickets aud time tables at stations and Offices the CON-
pany, Jersey CITY Ponnsylyana Railroad Brook
No Court. Annex office foot Of fulton-sL; a3s Fulton
St, and No. Dckalbaye.; New.lork CITY Nos l62 27
26l 1893, 4l9 D46 1873 broadway No Union Square No
1871 6have, No. l6s East l26thst Pennsyvania R sta
station. foot West 42d.st. WV "o''
HENRY MoNErr Gen. Pass Agent.
pa statost
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CTARIN'S'
STARIN'S-
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

q
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANspoRrATroH
COMPANY.
Office Pier 1s, N. r., foot Of Cortlandtst
Consgnments of freight forwarded as directed TO apy pa
" the world.
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received delivery all kinds OF freight ana ~
shandise TO any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAM,
Dor LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly shered any pous
IN the harbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, BARoEs AND GROVES TO CHAD
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN Ii. sTARIN for NEw.HAvEN leaves Pies
is N r.. foot of Cortlandtst. at p m. daily (sUNDAYs
excepted.l
Freight for points D. L. r. r. received at Pier I
For NewHaven and points East, ct Pier H.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via Steamers from Pier J. T. r. foot Of wbs
hall.st.
CENTRAL sHiPYARD. oommunipaw n J.-Dry pocxA
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertsiuns 10 The
construction sud repair Of yssselA
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Gnroucan advertisements
miscellaneous

FLOWERS and BEDDING PLANTS Nur
West Chester n Y orders by mail or telegraph
delivered IN city or country free Of expense. 1900 . 49,
MADAME L. JAMMES, the celebrated French
Va filter ~ West l5tfs exclusive models OF skirts
OF Paris unequacd hitting exquisite
draDing; terms moderate.
pURCHASER.-A young lady of refined taste
wishes to do purchasing for OutoftOwn parties all
ders carefully and promptly executed Tor references
and address, address week. Blu YER Tribune Office
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fe9nl Sales.
PECEIVER'S SALE.

Al
Notice "a hereby given that in Of an order OF the
Supreme Court bearing date the nth day OF February 1854
shall sell at public auction the front steps OF the Court
House. In Rochester NcwYOrk, the 22d day OF March
1884, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon all the patent rights
owned by the Pnuder Process Fermentation Company or by
any interest OF that company and any n
teres held by its receiver BY contract or 0hcTwis
In any patent rights FRANK w. HAWLEf,
Receiver OF the Pfaudler Process Fermentation Co.
The above sale ia adjourned until the 10th day OF April
FRANK w. HAWLEY, Receiver.
The above sale Is adjourned until the 10Th day ofApr
FRANK W. HAwLEY. Receiver,
The above sale adjourned until the 26th day OF April
FRANK w. HAWLEY, Receiver.
The sale ia adjourned until the Sd day Of May, 1884,
FRANK w. HAWLEY. Receiver.
The adjourned 10th day OF My 1884,
FRANK W. HAwLEY Receiver
The above sac s adjourned until the 18th day May 1884
FRANK W. HAwLEY, Receiver
TIE shove sale adjourned until the day OF May 1884,
FRANK W. HAwLEY, Receiver
sale adjourned until the eth day Of June 1884,
at the same hour and place. - 49, - - ... -,
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The annual examination students OF the school will
begin on MONDAY, May 10. at 10 a. m.
For admission viii be required Of the applicant that be
shall have sstsa Ony completed the regular course Of
Undergraduate study this COLLEGE in other
tanning equivalent curriculum Of study 10 the end OF tho
from colleges present
tacaes Of proficiency and OF discharge In good standing
Special students admitted without examination TO or all
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27

story bv Mr.. Trowbridge. the opening portion OF
which leaves the hero in thrilling situation caicu-
lated to make every young reader miserable un'"
the next number arrives.
A short sketch of Sir Gerald Graham, including
"Reminiscences of the sacking of the Summer Paiace
in 1860. is the most readable paper in the June
number of The United Serrice.
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

The annual examination of the classes will begin MON
DAY, May 10. at 10 a. m.
The examination of candidates for admission TO OF tho
six Engineering OWL Engineer
ytca and Applied chemistry Geology Metal urgy
Architecture Will begin FRIDAY, June w. at $3.50 a.
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gnetrnrtlotl
For Boys and Young Men---City.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The final examination OF the several classes for the year
will begin On MONDAY. May 80 at $3.50 a, III.
Candidates for the degree Of Master OF Arts and students
the Graduate Department will be examined on TIL L RS
DAY. June 3, and following days
The examination OF candidates for admission VIII begin on
TUESDAY, June 3, at $3.50 Il III
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR,
Pennsylvania RR., foot Cortlandt-
vt. and Desbrosses-sf.
lphiIa A, Head N X foot liDerfy-9t.
7
stations In New York



~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing Nov ls, 1888,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot.
m. Western New-York and Northern Express, with
$40 m Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars
arriving Chicago 10:l
1890 Chicago Express, drawing room cars TO Canaan
daigua, Rochester and Buffalo; connects for Oswego
III a m Western New-York and Northern Express. with
drawing
900 Albany Troy and Utica Express drawing
Il D. m Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
20 D. st. Louis Express with sleeping cars for niagara
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Except Saturday, Toledo Detroit
and st. Louis a. . A.
Anbnrn road; also Montreal
20 m Express with sleeping cars for Rochester.
Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago, St Louis, oswe
20; also Lowville except saturday.
II D m Night Express, with sleeping 20 Albany and
Troy Connects Witt the morning trains for the West and
North except saturday night -. ~ = ,,,
Tickets on sale At Grand Central Dep2t 20 lowing
dices place and 1856 and 942 Broadway New York.
snd 1888 Washington and 730 Fulton sts Brooklyn and 70
Fourth. st., Williamsburg ,- - - .,
Accommodations drawing and sleeping cars can DO
at offices in NewYork City and at
533 Washing son. st. Brooklyn.
baggage called for and checked from residence.
TRese daily All others daily e5ee2t sunday
J. M TOUCEY, ~ D. MEfftsh
General superintendent Henera FaSsenser AGENT
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Otear Steamers.

4 BILE COURIER desires place to travel in
"a Europe highest references.
COLLEGE ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Ny
4 NCHOR LINE.-U. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
Circassia MAY 81 10 a. IN. Bolivia. 81. p.
FuIncSsa june IL. q. IN. DrVOnia June o. a.
Cabin passage. 500 TO 500 second cabin $40.
SteerEc-Outwafd, 81 prepaii. S9l.
LlVLRPOOLAND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
From Pier Al North River, foot OF LerOy-st.
AUSTRAL ........... sails Nav 81 June % July 90
CITY OF ROME. sails June H. July r. Aug
superb accommodations for all classes Of passengers
CABIN passage $50 10 500 according accommodations
second Cabin and Stecra above
For passage, Cabin Plans Book OF Rates Sc. apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green.
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n,.o.. FOOT OF LlBEIR TVS NORTH RIVER.
TIME qm Thl22fyG FTGfS PEI FAy1s8
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, " Bound Brook
i2o % SO SV at 5 NO. 49, t PM @ 'oo
Direct connection at Wayne Junction for Germantown and
hocken and YorristOwn -"''i'' "lA 0Oi'Do
DRAWING ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
| CARS on Night Trains
returning leave PHILADELPHIA, Ninth and Greensts
7;SO 80 8Sl, 1880 a. m ll5' $40, $40 e4j 1900
beTEsst At 56 $40 900 C$o & d6 53o 59 G 6 Sd
900, zoos l:35 m, l5i, 4;32 G:24, 7:2s p M sun.
r%S IL e D sg&S9ERy 1Fw1spURo and
For RE AIDING and HARRIsBU re- at 7i5 900 Isl A. NJ
100 $780, 900, 5:3o 5A5 POOP sundays p. M
For SCRANTON at 7il5, 300 m. 3:45 D. IN.
loo 1880 3I5 5I5 p M Sundays at 5:36 p H. o'O0 d. III"
For DRGFTON at 7l5 a. m. 845p.m
EorTAMAQUA at 7;l5 49, 900 100 $780, 3:ij 400
1900 D. m.
For BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN and MAUcH CHUNK
at7;l5 900 a. mr Loo, 100. 345, $50 p SUNDAY at
For E&sTON at 7l5 745 900 a. M 100 1880, 345. 400
430, $3.50 p m. sundays. $50 p IN.
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
$500, o:S0 p. sundays, 1880 p. IN. ''''
Prs ,3 d at 69S 73 7a5 200 1920 l5am
ro 500 1854 m sundays T "a, at 500 d o 530 coop
GOO $50, ZOO 500 $50 1890 l2GO p m SUNDAYS St
500, S:i5a. m, 1870, ZOO. $50 900, 300 p IN.
For ELIZABETH at 500 6l5, 645,7:l5,7A5sOOsso9 900
500, 1910, llJO 10 D, l24J,
23o S.00 33Q' $40 400 l5, 40 80, 900 Bis, $50
645 600 G;l1 $50 $40, 200 $780, 500 $40, $50 1880
$50, 900, 1900 pm O' NV
For NEWARK at 300 5t5. 6:l5 645 715 1880 500 s15
$50, 300 0j, 9:ij 1918 1915 ll:i5 a m 1900 m 2IS
ll5, 200 $50. 800 800 400 400 800 BIB $50 545'
600, 6lJ, ESQ, 100 1880, $40. 900 345 fO:3O liz
1900 pm. SUNDAYS at 500, 9l5, i0l5 a m 100 M
lilo, 3;OO 400. $500. G:lj. 500, 9:0O 1880 pm
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C. IAN rail- at
$40 4 m, 1870. 100. 600 pm. SUNDAYS except ocean
Grove at lO:4j ~
For PERPENDICULAR sl5, II a. m, 1870, 4.5p.m
For LAkEWOOD TOMS RIVER and. BARN EGAT at s:15
a. NJ 1870, $50 p m with through paror D. N
-
For VINELAND and BRIDGETON at 1870 p. m
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No & North River via Sandy Hook
- - COMMENCING MAY 22d, 1884
ForSEABRIGHT LONG BRANCH, etc. at 4.3O lO.l5a m
34O. I:45 p. sundays. 300 am. '
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at 4:3O, 1915 a. m 3i5
4:45 p. IN. N'
For ELBERON, ASBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE POINT
PLEASANT etc, at 1918 a. m 3:i5. 445 D. IN SUNDAYS
Except Asbury Park and Ocean Grove at 300 a M
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at S:46
y IN.
Tickets can be procured at foot Liberty North
River II, 1872 207 26l al, AL 72l, GA 1877 and
Greennicst l6s 2s East l25h ST. and principal Hotels In
ew.YOrk Ci!y In Brooklyn at Nos COnrst lnI Rroad
way; S33 Fulton-st; 2lO Manhattan-ayc; 7 De Kalb.
aye 1871 Atlantcave. In HObOken, 25i Washipg
N Y Transfer Company will call from
hotels residence to destination.
j. II. WOOTTEN, &c. HANCOCK
General Manager pas, and Ticket Ar
II L. BALDWIN, q. F. p. ARt. / 10 Liberty St n Y 80
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Nem lJnbllraiions.

THE JUNE
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General George w. Cullum.
DISCOVERY OF THE YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL
PARK. BY p. Koch.
THE sHARPLEss PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON. BY
W w. Evans
THE RISE OF A MECHANICAL IDEAL. (Ilustrated).
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@1l cnse os late Chief the
stan of the Khedve in Egypt
PRIVATE INTELLIGENCE PAPERS. Chapter IN.
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COMMENCEMENT at tho ACADEMY OF MUSIC Oh
WEDNESDAY. June II, at 10 a.
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RUKIJFAUN LIN +.
- New and direct line to the South OF France
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECE
CHATEAU MAIGAUN new .............S saturday June 7
CHATEAU huT sday June 10
From "Pre3tices stores" Wallst Ferry Brooklyn
Travellers for France, spain and Italy PyreAees Pau
Nice, &c. Will time and expense by taking this line
First Cabin Including Wine $50 tOFlO0 second Cabin 500
Storage. So. For passage apply 10 -.
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and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily Sundays excepted to Boston ~
sleeping cars Sundays at 10 with palace sleeping
cars. Newport leaves Cram Central Depot OF
arrives at Newport 1885 Parlor cars attached
y. w, P0PHLE, Agent.
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20 TRAINS Each WAY VETERANS AND o o.
PuIA IN NEW-YORB-
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIV
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.

Express NewYOrk via Desbrosses and Cortland
street Ferries f0lloWsi
620 1870 g. $50 20 and 10 Limited) IL 1910 m $40.
$40, 4, g. and D. IN. and II night Sundays 6;l6 g.
% limited and 10 mi and sp ~ and y night
llil9a M, 2, T. aad p Mr. connect at Trenton iof
Returning trains Brosds Station Philadelphia l2Ol,
3l5, 800 ABS except Monday $50, $3.50, s;2o $50
"a 5. 8, $50 7:.o 7:46 and M on sunday l2O, 40
End p M Leave Philadelphia via Camden $3.50 a. m
Ticket offices 4S5 s49 and ga Broadway Aston House
md foot Of pesbrosss and COtlsndt Streets Courts
BROOKLYN Bush's Hotel, HobokenI Station Jersey City
len
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and checf
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES h. PUGH r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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CUNARD LINE.

NOTICE LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK 10 LlNERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER No. 40 NORTH RIVER.
Wednesday May * 1880
AURANIA. Wednesday June j. D. u
BOTH " odne-Cay, June II,
SERNIA. Wednesday -, 0:3O
CABIN passage, $50. $50 800
tckcts and from all parts or Europe at
Ihtes Freight and passage ONCE No. Bowling Green
VERNON H. BROWN q co. Agents.
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NETWORK CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.
by ELLIOTT +. SHEPARD. President
WALTER i. McCORKLH. Secretary.
TIE SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY.

THE SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Honorable Board Of Aldermen OF the City York
The Second Avenue Railroad COMPANY hereby app.
cation the consent Of Honorable Body that the
company construct maintain. operate. and extend
railroad with ad0ube track the surface OF the s through
and along the First in said city from the
10 ysevrnth street, and thence also with double
track through upon and along Fyseyenth street To the
Second avenue to connect with It's present track said
Second avenue and also branch railroad with a double
track through upon along hinetysHth from s
present track IN Second avenue o. connect with its
track In First avenue ana construct such switches
sngs tuTnOuts I'd turnta and suitable
be necessary for the convenient working Of such roads
WIN :. THORN prasida nt
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Dated New-York, May 10, 1884.
THE FoRTY-sECoND STREET MANHATTANvILLE
AND ST NICHOLAS AVENUE RAILWAY COMPANY


NEW. YORK. May Il, 1884.
The potion OF the street Aanhatianvle and
st Nicholas Avenue Railway company respectfully shows
That they corporation heretofore organized for
purpose OF building and operating asreet surface railroad
tied provide for the action. extension
and operation Of street surface railroads
thereof cities towns and villages passed May g. e3i
thew have decided construct tain operate and
tend railroad branches the surface Of the through
upon and along the following streets venqes roads high
Frst-COmmencng at the existing tracks OF this company
Forty wesey line the Tenth ayenue
trscks 10 The River; Forty street and
Ft avenue through and along First avenue with double
Commencing in Forty street where the
same Is ntersected by seventh avenue thence running
through along and broadway
across the circle and Eighth with double TO
ward S soab 1aeS. TO connect With the Tscls Of ths
Manhattan street the tracks the Boulevard
OF said HOuleya
said Boulevard parks as practicable
construct such switches sdngs
suitable thereon may necessary
for the convenient working Of such roads
tidcas signed by their Board OF Directors ured by
said statute Of the city and county and o.
the and In which such branches
10 constructed maintained and operated the
length thereof a. near a. may be.
Wherefore petitioners pray that your Honorable Body
toned consent beb. q the city Of New Yorf
sSoS 1d and Cns o 81 and
And your petitioners will over pray. etc
THE FORTY.sEC0ND STREET. AANHATTANVILLE
AND ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE RAILWAY COMPANY,
BY GEo NJ VAN NoRr. President
ALFRED wAosIAPp Secretary.
An persons interested in The foregoing applications
hereby notified ~ be present a. N time and place mentioned
ShANcIs J. TwoaEY. clerh Com. Council
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. 80
onand after Feb; 81. 1854.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. n
Trains leave New York VIA Desbrosses and Coande oo0
Ferries follows:
Harrisburg Pittsburg West and south, with Pullman
Palace Cars attached and daily. New York
and Chicago Limited Of Parlor Dining Smoking and Sleep
Ing Cars. at 9 q every day3
Williamsport Lock Haven 9 Cory and Erie 80
connecting at Cory for Titusye Petroleum Centre
and the OIL Regions.
Baltimore Washington South, Limited Washington
Express" Of Pullman Parlor Cars daily except Sunday 10
M, arrive Washington 400 IN. Regular. via b. and p
RI 62O and $50 m $40 and pm and IL night: viz
b and Q. T. r. and p 10. and z night sunday, VIA p
and p r. r. q15 ~, p N and IL night via D. dnd o. b
r. 7 D. III. and ~ night
For Atlantic city except sunday WITH through car,
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and inferno late etatidn
via Railway and Amboy, O. m. 1e noon. $40, p M on
Sunday, and p do not sstop at Asbury Park
Brooklyn with
Jersey city anOrdins speedy md direct transfer for
Trains aTive-From Pittsburg $40 and 1l2O m 7so and
l0,20 n daily, and a m dany except Monday From
s 0 go 1872 and 1870 Sunday SSo $3.50
days ?S1 2 m From Phl99delDhta $40 eig $50 500
300; $50 $40 72o, 1880 500 800 1908, 1920 and
$40, 1885, $500, 1905, 1920 and 1885 o.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
fHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND OF
SUNDAY STATIONS IN PHfLADEL
PHIA IN NEW-YORB
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EUION LINE.
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL

] 4 y
FoR QUEESsT6WN AND LIVERPool.
Leaving pier 80. " r.. foot OF Rnsst
ARiZBNA SATURDAY May 81, 1890 m
Tuesday. June Il, ii a. D. li N.
WYOMING alurday. June 81, $3.50 p.
u These steamers are built Of ron with vaterisht COM
The passage across the Atlantic both safe AMI agreeable
6Tay also e2Prpeed surgeon sSwafdes and Ra @
nsurng those greatest OF all luTures at perfect
Cabin passage according sateroon, 500 $50 and soO
mtermedste go se eIa at oT rates ~
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
CCmPaRys pier new No AZ NO,h River foot Of Moron.t
81 La t REST Sdnciy i June p m M
cANADA ha ds al s IN WEDNESDAY J13e s m
LoUIs DE BEBIAN agent No 6 Bowling Green
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COM
G6cSbsSTa a M Sba ns for
re Nav - ,l-ii f n.y. Iune5
Eares FIRST CaDn sos and $50 according to oSacn
s sd ~ send nGS for o SSs F' Storage from
90 Co. cen s Xss 81 & RirP sGs
JNMAN LINE OF STEAMERS.
l FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
cITY OF or TS SalaFssv 1%n'
CABIN q'g R"%S; 5 Soh szs $40
For passage S apply sfEsxasn1r Co
brunswick SelILcyelng Berth aOrdng perfect rest
at night is in use exclusively on this line
NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80 M
~ FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
EGYPT newly htte') " ednesday, Nay 80 m
- FOR LONDON, CALLING AT PLYMOUTH
ERIN May -, TIE QUEEN June IL $50 a. m
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
FRANCE. June 4, = Dt NINA l8, D. IN
Cabin 500 20 $780, outward stecr2ge sl7 prepaid steer.
age $40: 81 90 lower than other lines.
f. ". J. HURST, Manager Washington Building Battery
Place. y. Y
NATIONAL LINE
THE NEWLY FITTED AND FAST
Il steamship
EGYPT.
Captain sumner
sails for Liverpool. WEDNESDAY, MAY2s
saloon. $50 TO $50.
THE NEW AND FAST
Steamship
M T. RIGA,
Captain Grace
sails for Liverpool. WEDNESDAY JUNEll
Saloon $50 To 500
Choice rooms and superb accommodations.
Apply f. W. j. HURST
washington BuIding. Battery Place Nsw.York.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS.


A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY May %,
Steamers ALBANY and c. VIBBARD daily except Sun
days.
Leave FnltOnst Brooklyn by Annex A. NJ
" Xestry;st pier, New York ......--..--- $50 A NJ
Wcst &2t-st. pier .....-----------S A NJ
For ALBANY landing at Nyack and Tarytown by ferryi
West Point Newburg Poughkecpsie, Rhinebeck Catskil
and HUDSON
A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
~ Steamers CITY IL TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier
A. North River foot ChristOphcrs daily except SATURDAY
az connecting with morning trains for the North and
West sundays steamer touches at Albany.
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW and ST. JOHN.
Leave Pier Al r. foot Of Canas every week day atO
pm. , =, .., -
Newly Central r. RI and also tickets OF the NJ Y G. ana
III. II. r. good for passage and stateroom berth.
For B9ST9H RIVER LINE F2 3mc 9H TIyk 3d.
Best route Newport Fall River and all Eastern
Daily service. SUNDAYS INCLUDED earo
from Pier % N r. 4 '-r 6. at D p m. Connection
by ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn 400 Jersey city at p
Tickets and satcrOOms may be secured in NewYOk at all
principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices the office
Pier % and on steamers. -.-, . ..o..,.o,
Agents. Gen1 Pass Agent.
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burdens on labor. In time OF peace
the money necessary to carry on the
government should be raised from
duties on imports, aud every other
method of taxation abolished. The
tariff is a business question should be
adjusted on business principles. and no
longer permitted to be the football of
parties Stability is more desirable
than high duties While congress has
only authority to tax for revenue, the
practice of nearly century sanctions
encouragement to home industries by
incidental protection, but not TO foster
monopolies. Proteotion, in some shape,
is the silver cord that runs through the
warp ald woof of our system Of free
government, and cannot be overlooked
in adjusting the tariff within the re-
venue line. Genuine tariff reform Is
impossible while the internal revenue
laws are in force. The tax raised by
them is not needed, the system is vi
cious, its enforcement oppressive, and
it should he repealed at the earliest
possible moment When this odious
war tax is out of the way, the deck
will be cleared for something better to
follow.
If elected, ! will support all just
measures calculated to reduce taxation,
relieve labor of its burdens, and en-
courage economy in public affairs. /
will obey the will of my' constituents
on all questions in which they have an
interest. ! remain, ....
Yours respectfully,
w. w. III. DAVIS.