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INT ERROR DECORATIONS!

Our Department of Wall Decorations this season, as in
past seasons-ony soeasy maintains its decided
perory all competition Of all descriptions and qualities
from the cose Decorations down to the lowestpriced
Papers-we show it not at all exravagan to say decidedly
greatest variety of and desirable designs patterns and
effects be found this market Our patrons have the benefit
the services of experienced and kl designer who
superntends all work done by We you the trouble
of taking up carpets which we protect from injury while deco
rating walls and ceilings of You will find compar
on that prices the bottom prices for like values in
this market.
Inspection solicited.
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The Hsinx-Masson Contest.

The quo warranto proceedings brought by Eli
Heiny against W. G. WATSON, for possession of
the county treasurer's Office, came up for trial
in the Circuit Court yesterday, before Hon.
Mark E. Forkner of New Castle, judge pro
tenn. The contest is based solely on the alleged
Illegally of the tickets voted by the Republic
ans in 1882, and the witnesses summoned will
testify whether or not the tickets were printed
on plain white paper, as provided by law, or
whether they had distinguishing mark. The
case will probably not be decided before next
week J. w. Nichol and David Turpie are
attorneys for Heiny, and Smith g. Duncan for
MASON
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

THE Club House Of the Meridian Club is to be
handsomely decorated by A, L. Wright & Co,
who began the work Monday morning.
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hAlahastinaN

Is the only durable wall finish. A superior sub
stitute for kalsomine wall paper, etc. Is hard
ened by age and will not rub off. Can be applied
by any one Is cheaper and more durable than
any other wall covering. Pure white and twelve
different tints. For sale, wholesale or retail
Send for color cards to HILDEBRAND & FUGATE,
50 South Meridian street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

The Board of Trade will hold special election
to-day between IL A NJ. and 3 P. NJ to elect a
nominating committee.
The reception of the executive council of the
National Board of Trade will be held at IL A. NJ.
The welcome address will be delivered by A. d.
Lynch, president of the board, and responses
will be made by members of the executive
council.
The introduction of the council to mem
bers of the board will be made by Jno II.
Holiday Members are requested to be present
The Belt road excursion will take place at P. NJ
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A Warming to the Washers.

Judge Norton has taken under consideration
the case If Frank Robinson, who is accused of
criminal assault on Lille Sturgeon. The court
intimated that he would acquit the defendant of
felonious intent but would give him a pretty
heavy dose for assault and battery, as a warning
to the giddy Washers with curly hair who stand
on the street corners for the purpose of flirting
with young women.
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new boards agree upon a statement of the facts
in the case, and this be submitted to Judge
Elliott, of the Supreme Court, for final decision.
The old fire board has agreed to this but the
new has not yet signifed its intention in this
respect. Councilman Spahr says that if COM
promise of this kind is not made he will bring
suit to establish his rights
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BASSE7 { Co.
Base. Ban on DecoratIon Day.

Several gentlemen interested in the Indian
apolis club have organized a reserve team" to
play here when the regulars are absent 1t is
as follows: Freiss third BASE Lands catch, Nc
Arthur pitch, Durbin center, Murphy left
Locke right, Kirkoff first, Campbell short
johnson second. Change battery, Haughey and
weber. The Shamrock club, of Cincinnati,
Sin be here on Friday Decoration Day. and
play two games with the reserves.
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Chnrch ENTERTAINMENT.

This evening Sheridan's laughable comedy,
1.-THE Critic, or Tragedy Rehearsed" will be
presented at the hall of the Indianapolis Sem
mary, by young people of the Fourth Presbyte-
rian Church. assisted by outside talent After
the play and tableaux, refreshments will be
served by the young ladies of the church.
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$4'75 to Chicago and Return by the Panhandle

On May 90, 3d. 81 and June and the
Chicago, St. Louis & Pittsburg Railroad Com
pany, Panhandle route, will sell excursion tickets
to Chicago and return at rate of 81. 70. Good to
return until June 13
Trains leave indianapolis Ills A. NJ. and Hoo
P. NJ. arrive at Chicago $50 P. NJ and 655 A. NJ.
Coaches, parlor and sleeping cars run through to
at Union Depot and 16 North Meridian street
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The Municipal MIDDLE.

There is every probability that the courts will
be called upon 10 decide upon the merits of the
question involved in the recent reorganization OF
the official boards of the Common Council. A
proposition has been made that both the old and
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Ostrich Feather Coloring,

have just received from Paris a lot of new
dyes to make the latest shades of ecru, tan,
beige, steel, ecaille, etc, on ostrich feathers
CHAs. FABLES, 90 North Illinois street.
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Decoration Day Orators.

Governor Porter will be the Decoration Day
orator at Nashville, Tenn; General Carnahan
will speak at Counersville; Mayor MeMaster at
Lebanan, and John L. Griffith at Connersvile.
Ben. D. House will read poem at Crawfords
vile in the afternoon, and one at Rockville in
the evening
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Grand Lodge e-assembled at o'clock
The time was chiefly taken up by reports of
committees and routine business The follow
ing officers were elected Most worthy grand
master, Albert P Charles, of Seymour; right
worthy deputy grand master, Mortimer Nye, of
LaPorte; right worthy senior grand warden,
Isaac PrILeyden, of New Albany; right worthy
Haute. The lodge then called off until o'clock
this morning
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-28

We will offer to-day lot of between 300 and 400
GENTS UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS at 80 cents
each worth IS cents; Linen Front and Cuffs. A lot
at SO cents worth IS cents Another lot at rs cents,
extra fine renforced the regular price has been $125
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HnNkS or TIE nEEk.

Eufi ErsfR THotut.. ~ Juln 4 Eastman 1Omo
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srAnt, srrylfrG. E Arthur Wius3w. l8no pp,
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VENICE By Augustus j. G. Hare. 1Gmo, Pr 200.
George HOutledgc a -ons
fTomrs BY ANEHICAN Authors. Vol V. l0lno, PIP
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TIT FMNtHs OF TuroV BJ VrSlua W. Johnson
lOno, PIP. i,2. (Chdrlc, scubner's son')
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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr. Samuel Adams Drake has written some ssore MO
rr,phical sketches OF men and women eminent or ,or
literary phanthropic ami artistic services 20
aud Roberts Brothers will publish them In hsnuSoo'
t,,s,rated yolumc The book Is intended TO be hohoay
Gilt AMI viii contain hundred portraits
A ,o.t.r ~ Guizots recently published. describes
T6o,hf,e Gautier thus: "The head of Veliu' gour-
mani bured In Fat and beard. the outward presence oil
GREAT epicurean, witty and mcckns"
An Edwin Arnold Birthday Book ia to DC brought out
by ID. Lohrsp l. Co.
The volume Of Thackaray's uEcollecte1 writings when
IL in preparation is to have appendix the new ell
ton Of Mr. Shepherds photography of rhackersy'
r,csncre slid Of an acquaintance who theught Bacon
might have written Shakespeares plays that Gle might
as well thisk Brougham wrste the Waver'ey Novels
person who is said TO have already won place IN
literature bringing out volume of verse IN fh''1'
mia under the ps.ujonym Of Paul Hermes" lie CANS
his book Confessions of Hcrraes and other foeus an"
wishes II TO Judged without reference 10 HIS o''
work
"John Bun and his Island" is being translates INTO
Greek.
The ROYAL collection OF miniatures at Wlhd7or Oa'ole
orod,sih.d and eooiy group Of then are presented
4. engraving in the July number of The Ehg''h nus
fyafei Htia- me- They Beautifully do'e' aaa 'ne i
Gle is as a whole, of the most charming H'"s''"u
papers Of the This magazine, VITA It's c'ielui
editing its refined spirit, aud It's deisntW p'c'u''
grows constantly G"Io at'i'O'''N' '
model one.
cores 9ondent Of The London Acddemy wflteS' lH"'
.ute Biee was native Bristol and that Tnackeray
was his sole progsaitor never doubted until yessrudy'
when came upon something to make me sSpeet 'h4' no
NAV frat have sceu the light in Crnus or in md ana I
he may he claimed "a child Of the whole ArySn race
TO lind this young hero the theme of Breton ioA'o"s
Is he prepared to learn that throughout the aces ndo
Furo,eau tbroat have been cleared to celebrate his ae'
Let me quote from Hfi,siHe tome L. p 4o5l tne Dix
cant cha.son which has wrought on me- III Is c'l'ou
sLe petit Naytre':
al 6tait I'm petit navira ('i) a..
On n'aydt ia d, Jamals naVlgue' (O'S)
Au bout ia ciuq six semaines
Les WIRES YIN, vim, Nlureut a mallquer'
''On trs a Ia courte plile
Pour SAVIOR qui, qul, qui serait mango
ala ma heureuse cour,o pale
An capitaine. tame tame ellie q tOmOe
ale petit mousse On capitlnc
Dcmsnda a, ctie mango
"M,is auparsyaBt que te mcure
hu haut du maj, MAJ, una 70 NcuA WpulOr
" Te vnfs Ia tour de BahvlOuc
1t lc serpent, pest, pcnt q lr garner
Je vols IL lille du captt2ine
A scs pigeons gcO1s gcons donne mahS'r'
"Jaursi Ia lille du captaine
II Ia uaNirC, wire. yilC qu est SOILS mcs pieds
"si cotte histoirp vous ombcte
NOu4 aliuus la. 10, Ia retonneucsi'
. Bl'tinorc gcntcio1n thinks he nav have f'ind
cod.ni's los novel In the SHAPE Of lyoum' eni tea
"T1uinpn Of Bcncyolcnco or the History Of Francis
wills By tho nultor Of IN" Vicar Of WAk'he bc'ln'
God b. August Mylsa 1880"
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Gcnchcrs.

AN. KINDERGARTEN NORMAL SCHOOL.
y SUMMER SESSION begins Aug "a Autumn Season
anted for gOOs positions a.
es4ors $50 Hoard S. week Emily NJ COe PrIn Ia
I'd Of Am kindergarten Magazine 20 Bible House n
ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHEIS
"a. d grades tutors governrsses. lecturers com
pauons sc circulars OF best schools free, no charge 10
thoar teachers % teachers until engaged
T.. MIRIAM tOGtlkbE 60,
~ ksst lith-st. Union Squars
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cstab-
hshsd 1890 provides promptly best Teachers for rva.
PEpls Families Schools Colleges Circulars Of good school,
withr-ab Information free 20 parents Skilled TeaeLsrs
always wanted. Application form iOr stamp.
J.W. SCHEKMERHORN q CO. East l4thst. y. Y.
DRECEPTRESS WANTED Methodist, with
experience to teach English branches French
Italian also % desirable.
". SCIlIItA EEllOitS & co. East lit-st Ncw-Yors
YNEACIIERS' AGENCY,3 SO West 21st-st.,N.Y.
Professors teachers recommended - schools and families,
careful advice ia choice OF best schools III. hihSl.
TTNlON TEACHERS AGENCY sunni.
u school officers families with teachers anil ~
teachers obtaining positions. Apply to A. Low
Managers, ~ AstoIplaee, NewYOrk
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER.
Al trains except the $40 4:3j legvs
fom West t2d COrtlsadt and DesbrosseS st stations
only.
For Chicago and Detroit 1000 a. m 800 p IN. Pullman
Bletp.ng taIa tnI0us oh jOil tr4.n,
suspension Brdge Niagara Falls Buffalo, Newark and
Bscncstor'loOo u . m. sleeping ana p4I!Or cals
syracuse and Oneida. 100 1000 a M, SPIN
Utica. 1itO 1000. lI:20 IN, = y. IN
Alba ~, ~ 1904, 20 .. M. 81
EsraOga and Llk George sprrias So A m !. % m
day coaches and Buret Darlor
Sharon 1000 IN Euact Par.or Car through
without change
Curs KinFstOn, '7tiO. 500 s20 1000 II:2O
$50 $50, 4:36. 'op NJ.
Paenylls. Cairo Mountain House station, GaItcrstlu,
Kaster,slIl. Hunter Summit Pine Hin, Phgnca $40.
ll20a $50 Bunet Paror cars to summit on 30
and t.tu Trains
For Montreal aud Canada East $50 o. $3.50 p n 4 IS
ParOr 70 Saratoga parOr and sleeping cars thouco
~ Montreal.
"a ton : OILY 900 a. m 3.toPm.
ira nsos onI daT.
For tickets. time tables sTlor s-e1tne
- t. lu.orea Apply NJ Offices; Jersey
C.t- g.aH X A. station Hfiparu 10 W. aNAinri ,
m. Court 81 AHncT Office foot Fulton st s3S ful
and Z eA4lbuyci New YORK NY, lO3. .ll, SOD,
&C. f7i Broadway 1877 6uaye. lCS Fast 18th St. POM.
-irtions. foot C0rtlantt and Deabr0sses g.. aul
station foot Of West 42dst ca cd for
'ci.s ffDu nOeis and residences Oniors can b lott
AkaRY AoNErT. Gen. Pass. Asoss
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OCULAR SHORE LINF.-For Providence,
Boston and the East from GT'1d Central Depot.
Three express daily Sundays excepted 10 Boston
a. m D. IN. pIrlor attached aud 10 IN with palace
sleeping sundays at 10 p N with palace slrelmi;
Cars Newport cxpTC+s leaves Grand Central Depot ~
p arrives Newport 1885 .. Paror cars attached
y +. ". POPPLE. Agent.
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VNHE ERIE RAILWAY. now known ~ mo
l. NETWORK. LAKE FRI + AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements OF trains rom Chlmbrt'''t. Depot .
pam Daily except sundays. Day EHpE's. d'aTinsISee
coaches 10 BuFiamton, ElnrA snd hNaAo s''ePiAs
coaches 10 Cleveland ncnnal AMI chicago ,. charrs
6p mn daily. - Limited" EKprc'sNo extra x.sS
Tor tlmePullnaD Sleeping coaches 10 ~ @ ~ ~
- a IA. Niagara FsIs Hamilton oni ~" t n,
!cUOt ~ SALAMANCA > n. 'lc'l 4ti .,--ras.
Cpcmnltl. $40 m; St Louis S:4Oa 90 second Jay -,
n M 1Daiy I-Pacinc Express FOR the West -oi a.
PuliBan DAY and sleeping caches 10 nsianto. IA
Buaot smoking COACHES 70 C1ielgo.
S:l5 EmigTsnt train for the West a. 40 . - % no,a
lt6 $50 o $50 81 $50 1880 m mlias'"
SUNDAYS A. s % 1920 m 45 $50 pm ~ ins8 30
O. $50 $40 $50 730 s:l5 l03Op and H. mlinsh" w.
DAYS IS $50 1920 lao $50 II mdnohs 40
Newark and Paterson via ewark 90 $40 3 s,nrnsS
gbts only sundays sl5 N 3 . $50 N s,,p n md
Sufern oio 100 1910 n 70 800 oo o. :'U . u Al
u midnight sundays $40 $50 1920 nj l:to O''"'
wnrSitE 100 9osm4So m. SUNDAY. 20 1sau,y
Newburg aud Cornwall 1893 a N $50 A3O % ? u| N
RoSjout AMI Kingston and Montgomery N tSoP~
aioshsn "a SO o 1920 $3.50 $50 $50 s:l5 m sun
NiddleiOwn 1908 1920. $50 t30 Sal ~ sg
90 $50 1870 N $50 m Tho tiaas m s sp Rrosl
Port Jervs 100 1920 NJ 4:5O o SIS M s"D'
BoSt, leave 2.t quarter of quarter after easo iva
from 545 a IA TO lO45 p N eNeIy thirty minutes "' .
Tor passage AMI apartments in Drswng o@ aS
seeping coaches De obtained, aud orders oGcee
and r s o o. Or S7 nTosSsy 81 Wss n " SA'
Brooklyn or at tho Coupaays psp YORK st 7la
$50 JSa% 9 a. ttBsoRT Genr Passr Agent
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEWs,J JIla0St ~
~ Trains Leave for Ense" a, 1850 t 3e M - rit
~ E.nuet, spHns Valley and Monsey ITO ~ ="
saA'NS uas N. ABBoTT. 0sal PasSr Agent Ns@s
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GeIer Eastern ofce corner OF Church and Cortand,A
L. B BIIN0TON, q. T.. A.
NETWORK CENTRAL. AND HUDSON

" ~
~ RIVER RAILROAD -C1hVencing Juno g. 1885,
through trains will leave GrGId Central Depot
Western NewYIk and Northern Express, With
tbr.ugn dran tugrOom ~o"heft'r ard - Mg1 raj
$40 Fast Limitod chicago Express with dining
stopping at Albany Uhcs. syracuse Rochester Buffalo NL
gg calls Ere Cleveland and Toledo arriving at chicago
lO.l A. m. next dGY.
200 a. n sat "a Lake George and Montreal express
drew n f
1880 chicago FTDress. dravtngroom cars 10 Canan.
d'igua. fRoche-tor Niigar4 Fails Buffalo and tichnrd
U'IEs connects for Oawego ~ star -nr.nsa
II q m. WcstcrD New-YOrk and Northern Express With
drawing
7}0pp, Albany. Troy Saratoga Lake GcOrg and Utica
Express. . G
4 q IN. ACCOMMODATION 20 Alban- and Troy
% - Lfuis Express with sleeping 'or Nlagara
Fails BufIo cincinnati Except saturday,, Iorlo DotrOis
$50 p N Express with Sleeping TO syracuse 1,
AubnTn road &c 3 ruO Hso to Montreal
cop Pacific Express with seepng cars or Io'he''er.
Buro Nlrara Frls Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicags
st. Louis. Osvcyoi Also lIv.O except SATURDAY.
d M. Night rlsrsa with sleeping ears to Albany snt
Troy WITH tho morning trans for The West aud
no m elc.pi saturday night.
Tic ola un sale AZ Gtnnd central Depot. No 3 Bowling
Green 2t2 and 40 broadway ard ~ Mcsifots ttpess
O1es PARK place nnd Tsb and nt2 pr0rwly Nrvfgsf,
pui .3i Wa.hn-ton and $50 fulton sts bo,tyn aud
Fuutl.ai. vi liluqburg.
h,rnuufHAi IN drswnrtuon md aoen19 rla cln ~
procured my ~ mo ticket o1crs sew OK CITY AMI 80
1853 "a nHlinpnuu1t Brooklyn
pukgngr 80. Ind for aud checked nom fesidonee.
.1hnar 70 .uH tludlily Al others dny g. 'Y,f"t'v'
ocrcrl superintendent Grnela ras'en ."- Afe1s
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UrNIVER~ITY GRAMMAR SCHOO
For Young Ladies--City.

For I Dung LauleS--ClJy.
NEW DAY SCHOOL for GIRLS,
u SAMJ FL BREARLEN. Jr, \. b.,
East Forty -hith--t -.
RRFART.EY VIII be at home MORNINGS ron y 10 -
afrr ~eWemhcr Communications addressed "a ABOVE Will
reach hun Iho school Will open OF october s.
MISS MARY HARRIET NORRIS, rs East
M bSh-tt tcopcns her school for No ng LADIES' ana
Misses mot under of ago october - n'' iof
adults ter lauuarv . Thorough PREPARATION io CO lego
examinations Advanced classes Hl-to ATt lfota
Mathematics leases IN Il-i"N OF Ar
ard Uni,er.ai Ltcrltre conducted hy Miss N"rrs Al
telrh,rs of Eugisl and itoW1tCs college rdndts IN
aI advantages f0r Mod ru Language ana Music Boalu
iug pupils limited t. l.
NIISS ANNETTE SCIIENCK'S BOARDING.
vi ANDDAN SCHOOL or Young Ladies 1ud thlIteu,
last Fitycirhtl.st v-NOrk facing central Plfk. viii
omen October 1T. h.ul't-Arlru, primary urh 60" temN
Course Cirru Application Roiften, r7t I mop ~t'
o.. ~ pcuusylynuin! 4 sHuf Ei-Nop Potter Hou. ld
watds TIrrtcuot aud judge barrett supreme Cont NtW-
Yura Eslup tHtuc'phu aud Rev. N"ll llurt ~'l'n,h,
MISS NORTH nrd MISS BARNES school for
w Young ipdir4 pGl Npdispuntr roTf'7 iu collie Pre-
patnli,n tps.o inr children, tud up TN H''l
viii 500 pdmt'od 70 Wcl,alOy coosc without iufih'r ct
animation.
NIES. j. A. GNLLAilGR viii reopen her
VI l.n.h rfnic.tput otidur aud 7rup. ir cum
.I,t t,.ol,t i. $50 Ndls. uH'c, conner 100 90.
end DlaHlon pIusi HoYmdo c'ss in I',u'h and Iha1h
i0f htl. uoNf
MRS. SALISBURY.
w .gEA4T 7tth.st
Corner NadAOu.iyNA
I|
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Nem Dubliraiions.

TIE AUGUST ,,,.ronv
MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN HISTORY.
PORTRAIT OF EX-GOVERNOR HoRATlo SEYMOUR
iO lFTOntispieca)
The Story Of Monument Orsk1ny) -.'...s' " ~ o'''
~ illustrated.
Did the Romans Co'onize Americal l. .-.'N V. Mooe'
Lees Campaisn against Pope 2Proessor '" AI'on'
Illustrated
Charles Fcnno Holman ----'-'-' imam "
IluytIatrN.
sunnvsde amt Washington irving .liehy w h"'O'''
'' Illustrated.
,-,.o+. 1,tori,eoce rapes Chapter II. Conclusion.
r., tod hv Edward f. De Lan.ey. rom oIlslh" L'''''
L,,,uo Ami I IN Eurr aud samuel Adams. -, 49,.
Ai Eotcs Queries Replies, societies. Eoof NollCes
Pre-, 80 cents 81 ayca7. sold everywhere.
Punished at 81 LAFAYETTE PLACE, NLW.I0Rk.
DRACrICAL COOKEnt.
NINE LECTURES ON COOKING
BY
MISS MARIA PARLOA.-..-. ,,,-,,oD,
. .,pIEs or KITCHEN LESSONS WITH DEMpN
n SITUATIONS.
TrIgIrNE EXTRA No. Sj......PRICE' - O''''i@
ADDRESS =.
THE TRIBUNE. Ncw-York.
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A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE,


Leave Pier I'll " r. loot Of Canal ar every week dax -
N B-lcEets sod gnd baggage checked to ali statops az
new <1tf2i X r. and west sore Raryat er.oss
DO IN ~ above road are eRtillod to passage "a
statetOom Oeft+ W. W. ENLhII -
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For Roth eoxos CITY.

Tor Both Soxos-City.
--CIRCt'IARS or BEST SCHOOLS
y. frectnpuent4 P.ri.e tIv. plrt.tIlirh MIRIAM
COZ l.IItti. * cp. % iaat INST. Union tlt'ra
PARENTS will find tree best schools,
"A. CIV country pud Europe solid tuition board aut
discipline. at IIGINDILS Acknowledgment Teachers
Euiosu. l9i htDadNay.
MISS PEBBLES and MISS THOMPSON
NA Will open uu Wednesday oct LIT. 1891,
tuglish. French and German
HOAHDiNG AND Day tNOOL
aud tuiitru at 81 East inst, NcW1 ON
For paTtiCuldtH address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26

G.TARIN'S
~ CITY, RIVER AND UARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Ofce Pier L. n r., foot ~ COrtlanitst
Cn.ignments Of freight forwarded directed any pst
OF the world
UNEoCALLTD FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery Of ali Kinds u freight and mo-
chand.se 70 any part Of the city.
SKA AND uARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND liar
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly nghered to point
IN the harbor 81 reasonable rates.
STEAM OATS, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN II STARRY AMI FRAsTUs CORNtSd
for NEW-HAVKN leave PIER l. N r. foot Of Cort@Bdtsss
atop RI defy. Saturdays excepted
Freight for points d. L. " r. received at Pier ~
For Ncw.HGvrR and points East. ~ Pier -
NORTH SHORE. STATEN IsLAND.-Eleyen H'os for
Ton cents l. K r, foot % White
hAll-st.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD ConmuniBaw n. J-ory Docks
Machine ard Boiler Shops Everything sppertaning 10 no
construction and rcPar Of vessels
Drauch Office 7th-ave 42Lst, open daily until ~ n
Sundays from 10 ! D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
I SPECIAL CATsKILLMOUNTAIN TRIPS

The fat now iron steamer
CITY or KINGSTON
viii leave New York foot OF Harrison st. saturday Nd
p. M Tor Roniont making no landings connecting with
special trains for the Mountains.
Returning will leave 0ndout sunday NIGHTS AZ II O'Clock,
arrival NJ special fast from tho MOuntans arriving
In New-York on Monday at a m.
The r0uto via R0ndout IL tho
QUICKEST AND ONLY WAY
BY which without the hotels
tho TOP or INF CAT5KILL MOUNTAINS.
Regular tIlpa dmring The week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26

TO
LONG BRANCH.
From stations foot N pcabroa'ost aud foot Of Cottiandtst
Splendid raho1gor cars Pullman rulor Cars
LEAVE NEW.YORK ON W1:Cy. DAYS
fiS TO o. n, ~ uoon and $40 D. $40 LEnt0dJ. 4IO
3, aud .. ~.
LEAVE NETWORK on SUNDAYS
til5, IN H. and 5 p
RETURNING TRAINS
LEAVE foNG BRANCU Ok WEEKDAYS
T. so5. s35 Limited. o. ana 0:gJ M. /. 44j, $50 and
10 D. IA.
e;2o A. 49, and go
Doct connection 10 aud from Bro7Elyn Annex Boatl
which ply Jersey CITY AMI Fuiou,t Brook.
Ign.
Tickets Baggnge Chicks, and t Information may be OBJ.
tanned At the follOn ing OLlces Of tho Company;
NETWORK,
Nos 3 - AMI 43b Droaighy No Astor IIou's No. ga
BrCai station foot pssOrO9sesst, STATION 100 COrt
landtst station Jersey CITY; Buachs Hotel, hODoson.
BBO)KLYNi
No Court-st Brooklyn Annex station foot Of Futonst
CHAs. F.. PUGH, J. r. WOOD,
General " nu,cr General Pas cnger Agent.