New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22

anu SUM VI ''' " -, 30
SCHOOLS oven "hi'o INC P'''os nri'"'" ,'.. ,I
SHOWN III our plohc Museum VI N"'"I"i hia'o'J ~ %.
, school children. An OH heSnoor u Auuupo" '''''
That he was once al elmer WIN nun "'', III u''',
and another meaning broke out upon It, and stepping
from the table he took his gun and was seen no more t'r
three days. He had gone 10 watch that bird
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was talking Last week to captain craig WHO l"7 JUs
brought OF the vessels OF the Anchor Line through
the Suel Canal from Calcutta direct 10 Ne"-io'N J"
rorty-cSht days He says but for deentlohs ny P''
tine al Aden Gibraltar ana one OF TWO o'lrI p''' ~
would nave come through muou '""uer l"'a ~ 81" -
pertinent Of the Anchor Line "h'H h'7 also "e'u PJ
Ing the interesting experiment OF running us TWO uI'ss'
and fastest steamers Tor nothing Dut passengers c'J
tourists Thcy merely coal up In port and put fEh Oh
with another set and thus the CITY Of Rome TOOK o' a"
preaching 500 cabin Passengers something unknown III
the history Of ocean commerce week ago Inc Calcutta
vessel brought to Ncw-York insecd and as-a!Gilda'
Calcutta ia almost ~ large city ~ New-fork or Win
one million people. The captain came through the sueA
Canal partly by night HIS snip Aa' %" pay 'o' 7'''o'
to- ea'h way rom when We Ee1 an i''' u ''0
they were paying so much OF it7 tolls concluded 20 oP
IT. stock and thereby indirectly take cr o" taxes ~"
Goyernmentary uses. IL IL SAID that the hch r-oS Oh
the Anchor Line probably the strongest shippers
Of the United Kingdom Behind them are th' DuN'7 OF
Bucclerch ard Deyonslire. The Hen1ere"n- frequently
come ONT mere. lhet 'e77''7 NAV '''''' '' ~
from our port passengers oo'" """'7 ""N 7u''''',
first 10 Glasgow ana tHeh Oy aho'"'F ''S7o' l" "''''
and bombay NO" me Is est'D'i@n'u rom '"cu'' ~
the United states direct Ch1er goo" ,oHuon9 inc ''P
might be made from Calcutta 70 NcW-loA ID FIX "e'AS
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eIua and Georgia Railroad with -iea-e- have provided
for their interest for July for January next and Tor July
next following This shows the buoyancy OF the money
market These gentlemen are not hnanciers but
constructors They had always looked To Mt. seHey %
only portion OF the United states udeyeope at present
was the Southern states The present line OF rail con
. troued ~ this combination begins at Washington
city and West Point on the Chesapeake and owns the
Dauye line to Atlanta and by the new route across tHe
North Carolina mountains connects with inc otAef route
. which begins az Bristol On the oo'ucr u S"2'NIA
I3r,,szic GEORGIA, and TO New orleans From Bristol
and Knoxville II has connections with New-York and
Cincinnati direct and from Memphis with Kansas city
direct v bc new railway which takIns up the produce
:. M i.+r .oi,. br,,s II 2, f. entire cotton field tor
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,,ol, that tho -,itb VA. not raising enough cotton
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- -. end ,r,, vol, nsved street. for q Measure
J from, the middle part Of the island to TIE country
Since the Governor signed the bill creating Courtandf
and other parks north OF the Harlem River which are
more extensive than the Central Park, there has been
some movement ia real estate m that quarter gentle
! man who few months ago sold building lots IN the
vicinity OF jerome Park for about $3.50 apiece each IN
order 70 keep mp his mortgages louhd no dIncuy H
dposHr OF others al better rates since the idfN o 'e
/ came a. law.
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MR. he TOOK t-'' oH'' ",'' " any ''' '0'7'' 0 '
OF care would De given MS MN" OF c"''e 'l ocs
defeated they would nave '"e'I l''c' Io' 'c' P''As'
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nominate ne p'''""''' ''' "'.' ''' st'' ~ ~ '2H'
sided he WoUd geJ 'Ae support o' '" '' ~ 'o"'"'e
national party
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