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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04

hs McCRARY, of the United States
scourt embracing Arkansas, Missouri,
her states, has resigned to'taEe employ.
from the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
lroad company, whose road is in his
A In view of the large number OF
lawyers who arc not United States
Mand who are ready to accept big fees
les from great corporations. it will be
.ial to many why the Atchison, Topeka
n Fe company insisted on cutting
io Uncle Sam, and getting away one OF
.ublic servants. Perhaps they were
that the judge differed with their law
n some case which was to go before
But in that case he should have re-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04

How WOULD an amendment to the consti.
tuition do prohibiting the states from discrim-
mating between native and naturaliled cti-
zens in their suffrage laws? There should go
with it, howover, an amendment against any
diversion of any public funds of any state to
the support of scctarian schools.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04

Our special from Honolulu gives graphic
picture of the evils from which Hawaii suf.
fers under the joint misrulc of Kings Kala-
kua and spreckels. 1t is very evident that q
storm is brewing that will force reform in
the methods of these potentates, or else bring
their oppressive reign to a sudden but timely
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04
Gov.'Roblnson Is In the Play.

IUaTOW IItTUTI,
The speculations of Gov Buffers friends as to
what he will do to recover the goyernorship next
year leave out OF the account what GOV. Robin
son will accomplish meanwhile. Wo should
think 1t would occur 10 them, after the severe
worsting which he gave Butler upon the stump
that in leaving him out they Gre reckoning With.
out prime factor in the problem.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04

lT is Of 10 use to try and convince Ameri-
can labor that want of employment in this
country arises from the fact that our tariff
market for moro than is needed, it does not
follow that what is needed had better be man.
uiacturod in foreign countries at pnuper
'ancs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04
Postal Convention.

A convention has been executed by the
postmaster general and the minister of the
Argentine republic, to take effect Feb. next,
increasing the limits of size and weight OF
packets of samples Of merchandise exchanged
in the mails between the two countries to $40
grams weight and in dimensions to IL by A
inches,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04

NtW lWh 9WN'
This is from the Philadelphia Press, a newspaper
very accurate in its statements Of fact:
"Joseph Mcdonald, Of Indiana, calls william
Steele Holman, of Indiana, ademagogue."
Did the Hon. Joseph Mcdonald, OF Indiana, call
Mr. Holman that
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04
The Iudlelnrx Cnndldntes WIN smlle.

NtW IUTN LUNIWtTCIW HUVtTT6tT'
It Is exceedingly interesting to learn from the
governors message that political assessments have
been abolished in this state; but the democratic
candidates for the judiciary who were assessed
$4,000 will be inclined to smile dersively 1.-THE
message is brought to their attention,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04
LIkes His Party.
81. Louis Globe. Democrat.

IT, LOUIS GE0D6. ItN0cTdl.
Governor elect Hoadly, Of Ohio, has not yet re-
covered his health, but Is gaining gradually
"some days" he snys, 81 can walk firmly and
easily; on other days | cant'-ln which respect
he is not unlike tho average democrat Of all times
and seasons,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04
Can tho East Wind he HarnesIedg

II was an Irish judge who told too laxative
gentleman in court that he wanted "nothing but
silence from him, and precious little OF that"
speaker Carlisle ought TO write the Injunction on
two postal eards aud mail them TO Bland and
Buckner,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04

WE all believe in the amendments w SRington
PoS.
Yes, us rumscllers believe in prohibition,
and as orchard.robbing boys believe in their
mothers stern command not to steal apples.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04
No Lenn Year I'm PoIItlcs.

Though another leap year has come the teach
ings of nearly century warn the bashlul candi,
dates for president that they must not sit with
their thumbs in their mouths and wait for Miss
Columbia to pop the question,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04

Several prominent members of congress who
have only appointments TO committees, which will
never meet, have the satisfaction Of knowing that
they have been relieved from drudgery in the com
miltee rooms, and can cultivate reputation on
the floor
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04

Passed Assistant Surgeon A. G. Russell has
been detached from the Washington navy
yard and ordered to hold himself in readiness
| for sea service.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04

In the supreme court yesterday William
Robert Wilson, of Elizabeth, N. j., was ad
mitted to practice.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04
Che Qattultal Republican.


Daily edition by mail postage prepaid), per year,
$500; six months, $500; three months, 800. To
city subscribers delivered by carrier-per year,
1900; per month, SOC.
Weekly edition postage prepaid), per year, $3.50
six months, 75c.
Sample copies sent on application.
Rcmiitances may be made Mt our risk, either by
draft, express, postofce order postal note OF reg
istered letter. Money sent in any other way is at
Tie risk of the person sending IT, Address
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
Washington, d. Q.
Intcrcd ntde r. o. as SECOND class mail matter.
Postage on single COPIES, cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04

ovoV On ING SECURITY to gives lot inc
sneat Endorsement. Capital invested
!, Z. i"I and in banking too, ought to agree
I, pretty low rate for one of its double uses,
I'D might not be willing to be exempt from
iding in the support of the government in
he stability of which it is SO much inter-
isted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04

Amusements,
NATIoNAL.-"In the Ranks"
FORD's-"Hix's FIX"
CoNiouE.-Viro Farrand and Nac.Ndc Dancers.
DIME MUSEUM Matinee and evening performance.
WRGHTs DINE MusEUM.-Open this evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04

position of Senator Sabin for q . per
year bond is good one. Our mill
would like to salt away their goods
IA security. Don't know so much
fishing tax on circulation. The
ank note being Endorsed by the
ties thereby gains interest bearing
is itself a lOaR without interest.
like to SEQ tho experiment tried of
system in Which the capital would
EDITION to banking profits, only Il
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-04

Auction Sales.
FUTURE DAYS.
By DUHcASsoS BRos.-On Saturday, Jan. 5, entire
stock Of store No. 4A Seventh street.
FRIDAY JANUARY 4, 1854.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-24
..,pstDy OF JOURNALISTS.
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rr,r,l be Remember

IN Company 80 The l'urh"'iN'N ..
n.. lA'ladripHI3' y" >"'''-,.,'
ma-''E. ~" r,l+;,,,,r. md
FH party ir'm h .,!I, -, ~.jo
t1u lett | mon >."';o' ''r fine
al 'p"'..''t . '''''
lid uC,ntrai rdiN'N ,.,.,
IL, 90 liarM~'Ur- VIZ I,.,. rirL
ono through "'u' , ,''" drlJ.
Wrr -la->' '"'l 'l:,., in thr
~ a.ta -'' .''' ''i,.. The lone
y '>o '''ll. .''',,.b.,nr, rrtlcct
g l'H" .'/> '''lI'''. .l,,i ,ho drrp
~ h.I' "i 'i' ~ i,,I- .l.Iinm
,vooJ-t"oNurd ''i'.'' ',,"I
~, perfect harmon! 'i '".' ,''''
\, Harrisburg me Parry -"
uI rs the l'mi"iriPIl'" ','''
,itr.. came ON FtIh''N',''!
H.. auA ta" Nr,iW;d" ny wan .,. '
Vr Lb. Wood '@rn'r3' I';!>'''7
lIr George w. l'o\d' M o,9l>'-
w. VI. T.. :. llnrkri. ai\'ru'l"-
II il, the passenger d'parti''r,ht Vi
luu,vlvauia road, were III rha'2'
lraiu. and and Jo''rhaiI9' on
N with some faint rehrill''r"no'
II classics. at once "up"r" ',' m
ID r,o- rrucc~ MIR. No"I' t. i w..
"a profound scholar. n', 'i'E
IT, several philosophical ,r''li''N
correlation of force an" inc con-
Linn Of energy. amt l. h'N'' 'l'i'
than when in some leisure ''I'''tu,
\ Im ,ind Il ,NmpathiMng lrir''' " ~.
II l;.,, Kant or litHtl. bl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER -
from West 42d-st Cortandt and DesOr0sse, sue ssnphs
Tho 7:IO aud 43j p trains leave nom "est 4Z1-st
only $500 IN, . -, r..u,.,
srrpug through 90 both trains.
Suspension Bridge. Niagara Falls, BuuNo' NeHaA Anl
Rochester- 1000 - Slerpiug ana phiiOI CARS
'Is1rrsSrn,e and Oneida. TAO, 1000 a m.i IN
Iiica T.4O, 1000. ll2O u, mi ~
AIbany. 1000, ll2O d. 4.J0. 500
saratoga and Like George specials $50 II 20 A.
$40 Elegant trains with revolving chair smoking cars
day tonches and Bu7et parlor
aharon sprinss 1900 with Buffet Paror Car through
SGrS AMI Kingston .74o $780, o2o 1000 ll2Oa M
Psepyiie cairo, Mountain House station. KastersEil.
KaatersEi Hunter Rummlt, Pine nm Phpnca. go,
ll2Oa $3.50 Bunet PariOr cars " summit On ~
aud $3.50 trains
pm Paror Saratoga paof aud sleeping cars themes
TO Montreal - -. - 81, .,o M, ANA. -, IN
Ira Ton !. ony 800 a. M, 9i0Rm
sual - ~ tralnsdailY etcep' sundhT. -
FOR tokets tltue tables pafer o. seesint
oniri ons Information apply ~ onceai Jersey
CITY penn u " station HnhOken ITO Meshggsn it
pt16h m Cunttst Annet ONCE, foot Fulton ~ pH4 Fu
ton at aud DsKsibaveJ New YORK city l0e eAl, 1893
bi0 sY8 Brosdvty 1877 9thsve 1913 Best lYgth St Penn
stston. foot Of Qorilandt qua pesbto.ses r. aad
and checked hon sles and residences osts sas be left
~ "','' O"''s' HEEny noEEtr. yea rsss AsssA
"a ststasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
TO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
ROME, WATERFOWL AND OGDENSBURG
RAILROAD.
THE pnpULAR ROTTE

Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT via ROME for
CAPE VIkCEN I. OGDENSBU re- and NORWOOD p. m
daily aud 2. m daily except saturday; OsWEG0 and
WATERFOWL 1910 a week days and p. N daly anu
IL p daily except ~aturday p N tram has WAGN EK
SLIPPER 10 APF and arrival OF all trains
the new fast steamers 81 LAWRENCE and THE ISLAND
BELLE hayo for CLAYTON, ROt Nd ISLAND THOU;
SAND ISLAND PANK and ALEXANDRIA BAY, and
steamer MAUI for KINGSTON. only tHo hours from cape
Vincent o Alexandria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
Euw GcIlooIo.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.
EAST ipruSr. NtAlt MAptsONANU.
Tho twenty seventh annual oru ~ THIS institution VIII
commence ON the FIRST MONDAY rs OcTOutt 1881. NJ
The raw school ruIinr 10 g. AZ tpthst between Am md
Nadi,ouptra NORM aic AMI 500 cuutruc upul juno 1885,
The corsc o. sludy embrace yrifa nnd gnrd 10
,c f tH accurate la trclDu 100 tho primer piles and prie
tee of the law
lor cataosucs Sc, pddtr.s a. above. .....
IuEubOUE ". DWIGHT,
Warden, &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
VHE PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
nNOOKLNN MEIOmT-

A School for the thorough Teaching o. Youns laI's.
4 j. EACHG- fl. -, President i-i'c it'ul'N,
Admission of students september i'-- % iIIE's
for tuition lu loves, de atucnt $40 l. III hthtl oeid
German French, Drawing Choral singing aui 6Nuha'
Included ia me regularIafes Tho Boarding Department has
been Ieturn.hcd thoughout ana Is under Hutial mana
neut For ulIty ninth annual catalogue address IL
PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Brooklyn, y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
NIME. ia SILVA a MRS. BRADFoRDS
Brooklyn.
nRnNkLNN uElGllIS SEMINARN.

ID FOR YOU ~ INllIlN. ....,
Tho r r,uu of tho "a Ole wear viii begin september 'lih
rul,lrta,rs ior uu,lcl education uc superior, the
appouurnt, ~ way ~ library apparatus car uciN "i Nti
mai tt.nly .t. h|lup lirtl. illustrated lectures "u The
iur Atta Nodcru Language and Music iiukb pN masters
Instruction thuInugh Home influences tho best
CHARLES T.. ~ l.7l H.. ID Iuhgpd
/. s Montague ST., BROOK .yn, l.. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
Gcuclltre.

AN. KINDERGARTENN NORMAL SCHOOL,
Lessons 80 board per week Emily VI tOc, llu and
Ia Of Am haders4rtcn MAGAZINE. 20 Bible House. y. Y
4 ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
"A. Of an grades tutors. goyerhcs',t lecturers com,
those employing teachers teachers until engaged
+. MIRIAM CJYNENE 90"
~ Last l1thst. Union square.
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cstab
,hcd $50 provides promptly beat Teachers for Private
whrcabr Information free T. parents. skilled Teachers
IN. sCHEnMLhioRN co, East l4th-''" y T.
4 Teachers, tutors. goycrncsscs promptly
u. suupitl cmploVcr school recommended
FLDHENCE Fl1 ~ ., Union square.
EPISCOPAL GENTLEMAN WANTED to
II teach English branches ant play organ; near cH
salary $500: ais, Lads graduate # CITY Normal COLLEGE TO
teach Fug SD branches and oncsolia music IN Conneiu
'"' j. y 'scmEEuERHoRN K CO. East 1lthst. Ny.
TEACHERS' AGENCY, 3G West 21st-st., NY.
Professors teachers recommended % schools aud tlme$
careful advice Ia choice OF best schools IL HE99E'
TTNION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies
I school officers and families with teachers AMI art'
teachers obtaining positions Apply to A. LOWELL Il CO
Managers 10 Astorplaoc, Eew.lork
LXANTED.-lmmcdia as Companions an
w English lady understanding French and Music.
FLORENCE FITCH. 20 Union square.
\NANTED.-By Il Harvard \. NJ with fiji
w teen years. experience position a. teach me classics
Address Box 81. Adams, Na's
NVANTED.-Bv a Yale graduate of five years
W standing who furnish the highest testimonials,
uoston AZ PRINCIPAL OF a high school instructor In
natural scieIces Address imm,d iatcy
INQt lkEK, IA Orchard ST., Ne"-laVen' conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
SEMINARY.

w fSTHAMPTON. MASS"
prpres oys for the various colleges and higher schools OF
address J. n. SAWYER VI. 4,
Acting Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
For Both Sexes-City

A CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
N. free 70 parents Please give particulars r. hlhlAh
COTRiEtE " CO.. II Esst l,th-st. Union square
4 PARENTS will find free best schools,
" civ couutrv and Europe solid tuition board an
discipline. a. IFGENDREs Amrrcnn.Luiopean Teachers
NM. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
AFTER TIE NOMINATIONS.

The nominations having been male wonll seen 10 te
move % ~''l'
n conrse tIsf NE yum- m % ~ America 1l tN =
uiuc futerps should have Ill id'i hulnhH 10
feuHtncie4 of the character t
thort are aurst If quite Il'I'n- ll ~'a
fbg al education What question lu 'ci ,oud ut' Rr'
mo'Iens large sh1rcoi the Young men TO-DAY lo"A
forward Most ni tl' ~ u' u
cIroe t1 make U possible. TO- become l'i I'" '
thtm have any prospect of sc. ing uch rA.ep 10y men Owl
oForta IN expect somehow. tO got 0thnd uhu W"h
mn Thoy nave been told that there ~ room NJ me lo anu
thew want where they eau move aiohn anu E
breath of fresh l But hos t. get th'Ir thal t l s
ton TIc only "a 10 make al p'-.lpc pr 'l",n
nr Tho strugrlc and then pitch Learn how tp 80 20
lno that somebody wants done and 30 about win courage
and BI'-I Nl.-- ttlIlL'f Was
cstahs aud isconduc'od to meet tina tyrcncF. E""
ledge OF huk coping
practical arithmetic AMI " sh"r hand ihe nhihY =" "l'
iusuoss letter general know led e. Oi the ulpt u
bnsntas are tho things to b. acquired nj iN'h LII
+ s. PACKARD sOj broadway.
NINE. ia SILVA 4 MRS BRADFOlDS
vi formerly Nrs ogden 1loowpns tugl,l Iirnch ana
terrtan pouliut aud b4y -cIoul Young Iade, ana
,hdtcu Nos ID and II west 3~ihst, New orb VIII 10
,,,, and limited class for Uttlc boys berips september
a Apuut.tiou hy cttcr or personally Hsabpv"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
CEYMOUR SMITH INSTITUTE,
y Pine PlaiUa y Y 4 pleasant home Number limited
Thorough successful. send Tor circular


- WI IHIN =. SilOh l lslID'fI
Thirteen mis-, fom Rrotd street station rni.'aelPl'
ep4e ST Ior s1c G oicncas sa onts admitted
cas.iAed a any ie csamin atom necessary ior 'dm
zion -qnnac 'aaton fen9o ", ana , AIk ma,
any ta 6gor "opiembr y or 10 -dmited ar tc y xxx
,or ~ 1hG 5 c school. In the United states al
Way iui Fifteen c1p,rirncea Teachers al men sal q
graduatrs-siI thon Harvard men All tcachint in small
attention 10 both ADVANCED ant backward pupls may dual
eaton coircc'el Young whose educ di'n mas boon
nege.t"d Instructed P'",g Sp's" Pdlt w. All
AID backward bys ra'r na or ,'uiena nay select any
enerng Ba,nc,. or s,lc, C5u,c, par- Of different
vpd "a a. Gniyer,i,y o. rcnnsy .yans fr1ceou Lshsh
Iafsycc Jui,rtsP @. ig na' onn9a W LAM n,h
Coogc stuJcutt ofauy tut0cd study and httcd
@ any soss Of s.aro p s the ana 5. S nG
apparatus lot u.trs on fucon hundred volumes added
In 1893 ion student. fled ,r co e. and admitted IA 1898
merd Department I'm, 'cho'I Gudns IN which ~ no
Gg c Rooms ~, csrpc, 81 ash furnished Win WsfdIdGc u
rear table vgssand, toilet set sugle bc' Win pnns
good a te.s,s PILLOW. sn' On 1p'" s4pbyS 5 9,aa9t ~
oons ad W. TS p S' Sd% %sey
The 81 plea that plain iood and mcgie d,t are De
ro need tirs cIa', slcam auniry ay sId
",SST a1'nro. Amio md, fr baseball football
.hG a,so' Ip'b% ". ,ogo Of Ne a hs & pra
Media A. domy has ell tho couy"nicncos ana utpa''s
home and ifH 'hHa tf1l'iuY
Hrp ~ tho TlinH4 ~ grutrmcI No hat iuE 0 other rpN
,iysm Ne toushn, IT, students uis noadDuy must
moi ncare the influence for education void ~
GOO iuorns aood td Fcbtroi rutuuualg1 Iho
tic education ~ Young
aud boys ouh Aoha Acnd'ly 10 not "A mtel rcuO'l but
sttcty boarding school io ID" male art Media hm Hc'rn
oht,hss audn Iompr 'nsc rht'tar "lr pt'nnu ne 'mo
Of all nfuticiting uIu Nod l. Hurul} h,es Die
from 81 points 40 chang" ~ drpDa iu PNlm, pima, via
Icnus' yiil i1lr ad. coming iion Sew YORK. fuagurf
NnthuftNu Nurfofn nam .rfr Broad stfuHt
station Ihtadr phla AndiL return lNas c,oy hour
ris Ask ~ Mrd ttit!lu cot AcalcAy
coach which every Drive TO inc school Only
minutes Tor illustrated circular Of N,.a Academy ~
Cfrs, the Primo pal sad Proprietor SWtTHtN q. SHORT
LID8E, A and 4 &C.. Graduate 1i Ph4Nps'5 Iiotor
Academy aud liervGrd tul 'yeI, LrdH Penn
EHE GTNNERY.-A Family and Preparatory
/ S.unol for Boys. TINS, 500 Ntar d &. bltlN1-
MADE. Principal. Na-Iinlt0n Ltchhc.d Co, Conn.,
rvUE HILLSCIiOOL,
4 Preparatory 10 College, university ana Eu'hrb4,
POTTS rows. Penn.
Number limited efficiency Increased ne" huualhSs am
ri Iv steam guted byccCrcIty prov idedNith
hot m cold water and beds throughout Perfect sanitary
app0utmrnt. complete" under direction oil phy
stefan and special Fromp application Necessary
' JOHN MtIG~. fh. D.,
Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
rIHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
4 NEW.YotK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

u
Arrangements OF trains from Chambersst Depot
coaches 10 Biushamton. Emira and Burao. sleeping
coaches to Cleveland tincinnau AMI chicago -. .h.,,.
Tor tme-Pulman sleeping Coaches 20 BuisiG ati'at
7:2j Niagara Fals a IN Hamilton oni ai on m,
Cincinnati Is m ST. LOUIS $40 second day tonn
ing arrive Toledo $50 m and indiauapos ram az
pullman bay sleeping COsthes Bnghamton ElunJ
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago Hotels"
sl6 -Emgrant train for the west o., 81, IN - 70 rooa
rutherford and passac $40 20 eo Oso 10 sSisht
SUNDAYS 40 $50 lo20 40 $40 IN ~ mdnisaeo 20
paterson "a 720 50 go lo20a II noon 40 sun
DAYS $40 500 1920 m t5 $50 m Y midnight sio
Newark aud Patterson Newark bio $40 llSoa,,Sias
NJ s6ts onlv sunday 9Io am 3 10 $50 ~ .na
sunern y4o 80 O20 N l;4b 500 o.'1 ~ al N and
u midnight sundays bs45 $3.50 1920 m l;to o''V'
wsfWisE Toe lO2Oa 4sOpm. SUNDAYS $50 am nr,,,
RoSiout aud Kingston and Montgomery a m t'Sop%
Gnshen $40 $50 IO.2o m $50 $50 49Os s5Pm SUI"
u SidleioTn "a 756S i6Sos m $50 43os s,l5pm sgnaS
lo2os ego sgm dhe trains rs, yds epa hirol
trains eonnecl MIN New lofs wa y, W. =, opIv
Port Jerys Too g 1910 am 4ijO . y $40 y ~ su"
noet. leave 2st quarter Of and quarter after eah g
fiom $40 TO 1919 y ma every thirty minutes III" Nv
Iictss Tor passage aud apartments Ia Drawing oom
Sleeping cOaches he obtained, and orders V *
END Sn.ieI VI baggage NAY ne left q ne Co@raY mo
court Brooklyn 90 AZ the Company Dtp0s ,.t al ne
Express trains from the west arrive IN Ne"NofA""'
'So JOIN X" iBboTp cent rs'sr Agent New fo,s
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW.JLks,b. y
ffs a, ssye fYr tss.eTgSSS 40 SiS si6p "
plsht Sundays D . ., aud D 10 pm. "a, An ..op a
ksnusi, spflns Valley sad Msp.ey Tio ~ s@ "Vp"
sssu"s issE N. AaaofL assl rsssf Asss. Ne ersts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
STEAMBOATS, nn0 RalIroa0s.

STEAMBOATS, nn0 RnIroa0s.
.ONG BEACH.
qT Hd. -FNP Gy s OPPOSITE ,' s .T T':,
to5, 5o5, cO5 800 s25 pm sunday. only $500 935 1000
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
10
LONG BRANCH
From satlons foot OF Dcsbos,os,t ana foot o corandt
Splendid Passenger Car, Pullman Parlor Cars
LEAVE NEW.YOHK ON wEEK.DAYs
o. and ~. N
LEAVE NETWORK OK SUNDAYS
4h6. GA. n. aud 5p ~.
iErURNING TRAINS
LEAVE LONG BRANCH OS WEEKDAYS
T. s;o5, $50 Limited, 3. ana e2j m l. 44j, $50 and
LEAVE LONG BRANCH on SUNDAYS
900 q. m. AS and 5:5Op m
Direct connection to aul from Blookyn wa Annex Boats
ch ply between Jersey city an foo u Futou-st Brook
'sgnys GeS and tg nSg%aon may be OBJ
NEw.YoRK:
aToaisay salon foo, B'.bs2..s, io55 coFt
BRoOKLYNt
No Courtti Brooklyn AnnoI station foot OF Fulton-st
cHAs. y. PUGH, J. r. WOOD,
Genera Manager. General Passenger A gent.
BLOOMINGTON LINE.
For BOSTON and all points EAST.
The only direct line to WATCH HILL and NARRAGAN
sErr PIER steamers leave PIER 80 n. r. daily except
sundays, NJ ) p
Three trains from steamers landing through TO Boston
hour ahe, any othor line. sure TO
make connections in BOSTON FOR THE EAST
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Providence Worcoltsr. Naslna and all
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS.
Train Providence from steamers landing runs
through to II MOUNTAINS lFabyans without change.
IAror attached
Rhode Isasd and leave from PIER
% y T.. daily, except sundays at p. M
Tickets aud state for both lines may be secured N
New York at House. 2j7 81, 4j7 49, 9l2 Broad
vav Fifth Avenue windsor Hotels Brooklyn at S33
Wsshing ton.'t. 730 Fulionst.
Send for summer eIcurson book.
F. W. PopPLE. G. r. A. IN west.t, y. Y.
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CHARMS
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier IL, y. r.. foot Of Cortlaudtst
Consgnments OF git forwarded directed any pa5
" the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders delivery Of all kinds OF freight and mer
chandse To any part Of the city.
SEA AND lIARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly ghtered to any point
I'm the harJor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamers JOHN II sTARIN and FRASTUS CORNING
fer NEW.HAVEN leave Pier IL r. foot Of Cortandtss
at 9 D M daily. Saturdays eIoepted.l
Freight points d. l. & W. II r. received at Psrl9
For New.Haven and points Fas', az Pier Is.
CENTRAL sHlPYARD. COmmunipaw. ". J.-DrY Docks
Machine and Roller shops Everything apperanug 70 ID,
construction and repair OF vessels.
Branch orIce ave, 42d open daily until p
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I rIr ilr oi cocac University and Business,

4 prcuafatOry 10 College. University ana Eu'lnrb4t
POTTS rOWN. PE+N.
o,,trlcr lIrit.J cnccury Increased buildings AMI
equipment heated by steam lighted prov dedN
6 md cold water and sing beds throughout Perfect sanitary
appontmrnt, Gvmu complete. under direction oil py
~ 49, JOHN MEIG~. Ih. D.,
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Dnutn9 Nca0emlce.

ALLEN DODWORTITS
~ school rom UANCIEG. GSl FIFIHANENUE
IN now cI0-ol fur thc season.
"a ODD reopen - Al UItDAA, OtI. -.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED F9uU
MENT, AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONsISE
ENr WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.