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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-01-17

TuE Columbus, O., Times, edited
by John G. Thompson, ex-senator
Thurman's friend, says; corruption
has made rotten the Democratic
Legislature Of Ohio. Money has had
its potency to drag honor down into
the mire. Satanic temptings by
promises Of future official profit have
seduced the transfer of men. The
guardians of political rights have
betrayed their wards. These traitors
to their constituents must be investi-
gated To the evidence accumulate
ed, untiring labor must add more
damning testimony. The insult to
the law Of the state must be avenged
and a penitentiary cell door opened
for any one who is proved guilty of
corruption" 1t is about time that
some one should rise and renew the
proposition to "turn the rascals out"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-01-17

WATrERsoS and Carlisle have
scared the sugar planters Of Louisi-
ana. a letter from New Orleans
brings q call addressed to that class
which appears in the papers of the
city. Iii namerously sigued, and
all the signers, We are advised, are
Democrats. The call is as follows:
Recent events make it manifest that ALL the
va 'o~, .,, m , W. ,,'. ' ,Sr ',, '.u.
mmarion toreducc the existing duty on FOREIGN
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LITERARY NOTES.

Autographed sketch Of Charles Rsade has been writ
Ten 10y Robert Bucha ana will appear in the Sepen
t.mser number OF HUpo. portrait taken fion The
painting bcqueaihed 10y kcaoe TO lhe puONsAers VIII a.
company the article.
Some OF The folio boards from which Char o. Edade
used 10 work when writing his novels have been pre-
served They are Of different sizes, from yard 10 a
couple Of inches IN length some are In his own hand
writing hut most Of them Transcribed IN neat aud
Icgile round hand by copyst They are divides into
columns and IN lines have been ruled al right
angles to these 80 as to give s proper position TO each
.uoicct. The books consulted for tire particular novel
upon which he engaged are given according 10 the
subiects They contain insumer@hle references TO
histories opTdias, books scientific and monetary
novels aud references 70 scrspboot- newspapers and
magazines. The key TO lheee aids 70 noysWIl'ing "a
casual manner without bong struck by the
son Here he viii and Gints ior dialogue eatenwori.
hnd phrases there bits Of conversation scrap here ana
q scrap there
The following collection Of household words is taken
from one Of Reades folio cards Pshaw stop your
noise -" Shut up this maute ~" Go away f." Get
ay"" Get out D." Never m nd -" YOull catch II
-" Don't bother!"" Come here directly - Put away
those things "'YouYi k yOJTseIl,"-"I don't care -
Mad your SWR business ~" III tel all" You
mean thing ~" There, told you p" will have
IT," There, look what you have dose ""'Twas you 20
80" Won't you catch It, though -" It's my house -
"wbo'. afraid Of ~" Nah h h ~" Boo. hoo. hoo
beo 90 l'-" What's the matter - Get out Of this
room directly -" 10 you rear me -" Dear neF'-"I
ne,sr did see in all NV bern days p" It's enough TO
ssni onr crazy '-"WOus you put tuck IN II IT." Well
ssvs -" rays be -" Saws she =" says they p
ki,ss me P';' No p" Hem II al this way round "
-, IIrce nources -" Gorcd -" WsIEed cross wise ~
"TrmIned with velvet "-Ien yards ~" Cut bias -
"Rssl swesL"
I The cultivation OF the birthday book and calendar
craze has gono so far that the supply OF available poe
seem. 10 nave become exhausted and now Marion Har
lands well Known cook book is TO form the basis OF cal
sndsr The slip each day will present besides the date
dterfeps for akng some beguiling dshi ssd Marion
EAriand't portrait will appear upon the card Charles
ecribper's IONS are TO be the publishers
Mr. Henry Jamss's new story In The Century opens
oleverly, the two feminine characters be presents
being introduced with some particularly ds touches As
forbis recently published story THE Author of Berao
critical correspondent says; "Why can't Mr.. James
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Qentllers.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT The
TPiOWN OFFICES, No. l,-5 Broadway. corner Ihlrty
6rsts until p. and sos West Twenty tirlst corner
80 ihirave corner Forty-cvenh-sti Nos lOoz Third
ave n~I -ixcthst and AZ the HARLEM OFF, r, z, W
bird ave up 10
sp M, al regular omce rates.
GRADUATE OF the T.. ). Naval Academy
~ desire- position az sruct0r In mathematics haES5
Add ess l.. " ANT Tribune Bureau Washington D. -
AN. KINDERGARTEN NORMAL SCHOOL,
~ SUMMER SIS ION, begiua Aug H. Autumn session
sent MANY teachers wanted for good positions ms
Lessons 80 Board 10 - per week. Emily NJ Oe m anu
III of lm. kindergarten Magazine, 40 Bblo House y l.
4 ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
N. NJ all grades. tutors. governesses lecturers com
napona &c; circulars best SCHOOLS free charge "
iose employing teachers, teachers until aged
L. MIRIAM COYluERE 60" -
81 East l7th-st. Union square
NERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. estab-
n ahcd $50 provides promptly best Teachers for Private
Pupis Families schools colleges Circulars Of good schools
Information free to parents skilled leacheIs
sIways wanted. Application form for stamp. $500 =.
j. ". SCHEEMERHorN eco, East lthst. \. I.
H,EACHERS NANTED.-LadicS French,
/ German drawing and painting French and Gernan
higher En.li~h German French and musci knsish frehh
nT,en " III mates and natural sciences Interview
Immediately classics, English and cocuton English EpH
Rrpiy to MRS NJ. J. YoUNG.FUITON American and
ro.' IN Teachers Agoncv. Union square.
TEACHERS' AGENCY 36 West 21st-st., NY.
Profesos teachers ted 10 schools aud famtesi
careful advice Ia choice ~ best schools IL HESSf'
TNlON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies
teachers in obtaining petitions Apply To \. LOWELL CIV
Managers, rs Astorpllcc. Ncv-York
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Miscellaneous,
ONDON INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE,

-pnng Grove near Isleworth MiddleseE, west Englahn
"a ,es from HYDE Park miles IRON itcnnlohul
Fonpde un Ter the auspices Of the late cafd Cn9o aag
anrnratoI iy H. n N The Prince OF Wales July ~ ioo
French and Germau taught t. every boy orns ~ ~ S
guintas Arrangements be made TOT pupe W 80
Gn M Tho vacations spend them IN France OF
Head master II r. LADELL, NJ. A + ; frosnroVvd,pr
an he mad OF KILL e CO.. Az BrOome-st New" oIA
e references parents Of American pupils can also W
obtained
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.


VIA WEST ~HoPE or HUDSON RIVER.
All trans except the 7fO M and 485 D. trains leave
from 42d.st Cortland DcsbrOsses stations
Ihe 1:4s aud 80 p trains loaye from West 4vdst
-
Suspension Bridge. Niagara Falls, Bunao Newark and
HOrAe,t'.' lOOO m - D N. ssepsg ana PArior oArs
syracuse and onsida. $40 1000 a w., SPIN
Utica. $40 'lOOU. ll.ZO a, mI 3
Alua.y, 49, 40 -, ~ m 45s, 800 p m.
rala,osa md Lake George Specials 500 J. 20
$500 Hisglnt trains with revolving chair smoking
day toaaRrs. and Btgtet parlor
Sharon Sprb gs 1000 with Buffet PaTlor Car through
"aI - Kingston, $40. 800 $40 1000 lli2e
'Fsenyiis C.ir5. Mountain House Station, KtltersAl
Ka4terisnI Hunter Summit Pine Hill Phenca. 9;2O,
Il2Ua M. Buffet Parer Cars to summit on $50
For Montreal aud ClnaiA East a50 a IN, $50 p m, 435
D. m saratoga paor and sleeping cars thence
10 Montreal =, o., IA, ,,oo o..
' Tn " 900 .. m $40 pm
sDay Other trains daily except sunday ,, -
For q T. Al oncrs
fGr ickes tme tables Apply at Offices; jersey
CITY. H. Il. STATION, uSeStcR - a-ainS 81 =
Ifs'k CouTtst. Annex o1ce. foot Fulton b5s Fui
ton.st, and DeKsbave. New-foTk ny, hG2 eOl, SO3
r. station, foot Cortandt and Dosbrossos ST., aud
shore station foot Of West t2ds called for
- e,kd ifol hotels and residences Orders can DO Left
at Ticket 1llceA ,.,,, 49,, ,,,.,,, 49,, NJ -.
Nsists-sA
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STEAMBOATS, ano tlallroaos

A -RONDOUI, KINGSTON and CATS
-. KILL MoUNTAINs-Lanlin At CraDstons west
Point. Cornwall NewDurg. Mar boTo Milton POn ghkeepso
and Esopus connecting with Ustor and D.lsware stony
Glove aud Catskl Mountain and Ksateiskl railroads
Steamers City Of kiagston and James " Baldwin cave
every week day at pier foot Of HI St. ". r. ex.
cept saturdas when city OF Kingston leaves at NJ Tor
k0ndout direct making waysndlngs connecting WIN
special train for all SUMNER RESORTS THROUGH THE
CAT<KILT NJ UNTAINS
Freight steamer will at D. Saturdays for all
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NETWORK CENTRAL. AND HUDSON

n T. W 1Ohh YIN hhl' AMI 1ODNUN
rough trains will leave Orspa central Depot
2 m, Western New.YgE and Northern tHpre-s VITA
through draw Ing loom esrs ncha'tr td 20 Moi raj.
'sA0s Fast Limited chicago Express win dining carS
stopping AZ Albany phcs syracuse Rsche'er Buffalo NJ
egara taa Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago
l0l q. Of nett dsy.
800 a. . > Lake oeerse and Montreal efpr.a
o. roc dpw nom rars
IosOa m chicago Express draviHs room ears 20 CANA
daeua Rochester NIAGARA Fails. Bunalo and Rchneld
~ connects for Osweso 81 Drn~a
II Western New. York and Northern Express with
drawing room ears
Fiprsss thr1u fn drawins roam ears
4 Accommodation 20 Albany and Troy
- - Louis Express with sleeping cars Tor NiaGNs
Fails, Bunlo cincinnati teroept saturday Toledo Detroit
$40 m express with sleeping cars 20 syracuse sndts
Auburn road titO 3 also to Montreal
'pp m Facn, Express With sleeping cars .or 'ochs'ss
punae Nprsft lals Cleveland Toledo Drtrplt ChUass
Ht Louis, oswegt ai,o I te,cspt saturday -.
II y N Night tiTsess with seepag ears tQ Albany mi
Toy Connects VIII the morning tram, lot the West Ms
Hcseia on sale at brand Central nspet No lowing
Green 2A9 and ,la Hrnadway sHd 81 Wcsrots Etpress
otps ratk place and fab aud pt2 Broadway, Newty,
snd ait Maahnston and 10 tultos sts htuokph andv
fonthst williamsburg .. .....
Accommodations In dfawns and ssrnns ears e,nM
of tho tiosn oaians Ia New sth tY aai
mas " aainaahn at ntnhhYn
Nassase lnd fnf ana check ~ item residence .
.t6rse usina tVR daily Al others daily 81, y sunday
General superintendent deaeta raa'sessf Aseat
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STARIN'S
~ CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

~ CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANsPoRTATIoS
COMPANY.
Office Pier IL, n. r. foot Of COr;lsndt-st
onsgnments OF freight forwarded directed any part
OF the world.
UNEOUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds Of freight and mo
chandlse TO any part OF the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHPERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly hghtoed 10 any poa,
In the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BABGEs AND GROVES TO CHARs
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN H. sTARTN ana HRASTUs CORNING
NEW-HAvEN, leave Pier Is N R. foot Of Cor andtsts
~ .. daily. saturdays oIcePtedI
Freight points ID. L. ". r. received al Pier 10,
For New Haven and points East, at Pier 49,
NORTH SHORE. STATEN tsLAND.-Eleyen Miles fgS
Cents steamers from Pier l. e. r. foot OF White
hallst
CENTRAL sHlPYARD. Communpaw n. J.-Dry Docks,
Machine and shops Everything apperainng to tie
coo ,'~oc'ion and repair Of vessels.
Branch Once 7thave Oor 42d.st open daily until 9p N.
Sundays from ts+ =. m. -------
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For Young Ladies-Countrv.


DORpENTOWN. y. j. Female College;
ID JesulnIly ocieL Wv lcAutn a'4 ,oroush. So. -.
peusr Music anu A. Deral''"'H tS o,ena &C. diIe''
BRADFORD ACADEMl.-for the higher
ID education o. young Women Year commences sept =,
leei 30. cirii' @ad 'dti'-'h 'py 10 Al'r ~ j,
i Irt1.u1cr frasii,..a Ma.
hARLINGION seminary for Young Ladies,
tiunr. sscsl EN- y ae,o "a 5aac. s. nelpans ian.
qua , 5' ''S halrc.. HI mn |aI5S rh D. Pin
~ A;,Moal'I. s.e y.5 ter Gsa2i le' NsHAro'
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY.
ror Eip .i5c., C'EH MI iIY NELSON
HON. SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Pleasant thorough. safe $50 a boarier' l9hyelr
HONE INSTITUTE. Osvcgo. NY.
GUAR Family '"1' 's Ms o. }"IHha IoN TIa nS oI ir'
UOUGHTON SEMINARY, Clinton, n. Y.
49,, le acs., @lo"Po' modern l m2G f%qbic a.
AIRS. :. l.. CADY'S Boarding and Day School
WEST END iN-IITC ri, Now. Eaven Conn
Fifteenth year commences sept p. sendiorcrui4r
NEORANIAN SEMINARY For YOUNG
vs. LADIES. BET3LEHtM. Penn.
3 on espe'' le4taf's ~sad orcata.ogles.
MISS BULKLET'S boarding aud day school
W for girls Iarr-tovn onie iqd'on VII l'onen Wed
nSSINING INSTITUTE for Young Ladies
Music tocucon. lug'h snI Modern Languages. Charges
N'"''''' Wv - XIV. C. D RICE, Principal.
RYE Seminary, x,wvo.v
For particular, addrs-, Mrs.s.J.LGFE.
4, rAMFORD. CONN.-MISS Low, successor
y 10 Mrs. rchard-on day AM boarding school young
ladies reopen. September Is.
STAMFORD, CONN.
- Mm Atkins school for Yong Ladies begin, Sep.
tcmber -
TRINITY HALL,
rrs and F f.s ONE shco for Young 1aa. Va
fs s.:. gee n :''S f s7, e9sn y.s;
begins 7SPfE HSAcsnEiE GIEBo%s Hunt principal
I'VE Misses Patterns English and Classical
mddcloTn. Conn Fail term o5eu. sept TO- i"'i ''''
rI'HE ELMS.-Familvan and Day school for Girls,
do. e. p % ThAs Ell sl'FFs, a'
XTOVNG LADIES' SEMINARY, Freehold NJ
Healthy location superior iea2Rg tnd
For Both Sexes-Country.
GOOD summer home; instruction if de-
~ sired highest f XyM Tifle9sl A fI29 %; a5F',
CLLVERACK COLLEGE
" sHd HuGseH Rvsr Institute ClAvsrack NJ
FITS for ALL coLEEGEs 4sI EgsINEsx
''NO0' 'oN''" Rev 'HL0Yz0 fEACK, Tk B., rre,a.nt
NE GARNO INSTITUTE, RmHcbcck, \. y.
~ Fits FOR csAese business has graduating
$500 year. 1890. -
| FRIENDS BOARDING SCHOOL, Provi-
deBco II. l. for both stros Established In 1919 Term
begins sept 81, 1884 Address ~ @11NE JONES. A. NJ
IlACKETTSIO INSTITUTE.-Youn
Mems Colless Preparatory. Lads, college Ampest
Commercial aud scientific
Zines, budEg OF It, cass Catalogue free. Rev. GEO II
WHITNEY, D. h., Hack ettstOwB tnoaI schOO.eys Mtnl,
N
| DOCKLAND COLLEGE.
| IL Nyscs.On The HUDSON.
ROTH SFvF- no IETFAS But MUSIC AND ART.
Private instruction back scholars send Tor new
1 catalogue w. IL. BANkIslEh, A. n, Principal
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XVILLISToN SEMINARY,

w I~THAM UTON. 81 ass,
Prcpares boys tie vauu, colleges and higher schools of
science. Tie fan term VIII gin 7rpcmoe FOR catalogue
address J. L. SAW Err. VI. A,
Acting Principal
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Wrat Side.

4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n NpUK TUturNE Will N RECEIVED Ar 1ltB
trIoWN OFFICES. No. L'A utnalwsy, corner lhuty
lltAthHNu. 80 lhi iuWthn'p, corner luutlrrhh-t,
90 lhfihvoY corner futtt sovrnhst Nna luut anna
ave bAttth Il, Hnd al the HARLEM ullttE, - 90
lhirt ono hundred ana twenty htth st. up To
So IA, at regular oror rates.
. without heard
~ WEST 5lST-ST.-With board large and
small rooms second aud third doors summer prices
~ WEST 18TH T., with or without board,
- handsome rooms, summer prices, uansents taken
- WEST 35TiI-ST. - Cool well-furnished
OsI room 10 let very desirable for summer.
ATHEIST, III Wcst.-TwO large and three
go small newly furnished painted papored etc, to
gentlemen.
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3nstructiou.
For Bows and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City
ADyERTlSEMLNIs FOR TIE NEW
y YORK rRBUNL WILDE RECEIVED Al HE
fi.i.,t un D. NJ ara 8Os Wc.t Twenty .tLrdsi. corner
Iigath ave. No 1893 Ioutha'e. corner fourtecnthst,
near eth 4 AMI a. the rAEITN OFF CE. 2. o.
Ihrd ave- corner 'us tundo'sBdtweaiy hithst, up 10
tp M, At regular ofcc rates
NHARLIER INSTITUTE, New-York City,
Y To- West 51th.st-on central PARK.
For boys aud yonu- men rom 10 20
EeoBeus t'pttnpr q. IsA
fT3INITY SCHOOL. Founded A. d. 1909.
Under G.coS a. s Trustee. Of TIE pr.t.,ani Ep scopa
Public Rigs Rev. kishsp Potter president PREPARES
m The secretary Paying pupils we'd Further IN
formation given at tho school
NeIt terra begns sep enbet ].
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
u No lt73 Broadway, +ldst. 4sth wear. Primary
Teras moderate Nm HoBBY v L AKIN PIipcpaIs
For Young Lades-City.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK rRIEUNE WILL b ko RECETyED Ar The The
an II G ana Sos West T%Hiy ddTney
Hxhts.aTe. No I68 fOuTthsys. corner Fourteenth: st.
go ihirdave corner Forty. ,evenths Ne. eO7 Third
1hird corner hfth.st, up 20
tp IN. at regular once rates
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
ID YOUNG LADIES. No. 60S Ffh.ave ~
ty M .nG E. AROSE." IiaS' frncp
MISS PEBBLES and MISS THOMPSON
NI will open on wednesday. oct LIST $50
soARBBiNa ASD pS s'' scHooL
fo Young Ladies and ChldIsn At - last ts, NeNYorf
boz isS Equitable Building, Nsw.YorE citv.
MRS. SALISBURY.
scUoo, H ScE1 e, e-.''n G,,s1.,1 ,ss.
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STEAMBOATS, au0 Railroads.
AND THOUSAND ISLAND

NETWORK AND THOUSAND ISLAND
va New.York Ontario and Western Railway and daily iue
Of steamers from Osweeo including ~urday, touching az
route 10 Thoassn1 Is1n&s n nj express With PaIimas
o arrival tram Dav express leaves NewYok
Depos Now.Yors foot of Cort andt Desoros
SIS and Vest lZ"st ,taoes tickets and copies o.
Brcad%ay No 737 5th.sye. Gs Fast l25n.sl, mon
Dekab.aye., and lcpots steamer "trip, June 20
&c. And RsON teuora Paassn. e! AseEt. a slate.st
PHILADELPHIA & READING RAILROAD
LONG BRANCH
aud tho
SEA SEORE
from foot OF Ihertyst and foot Of Reoor.st.
SPLENDID EQUIPMENT.
MAGNIFICENT PAELOR-'AEs
and the elegant steamers
ST. JOINS, CITY OF RICHMOND andJEssE HoYT
CHOICE OF ROUTES b. sandy Hook or AIl.Rau
Leave New York; from foot Of RECTOR-sTr PIER No
g y a.. week days, 40 II llj 3ij, i4j, $3.50
p n. 5nnday-, 3, II a IA, 6'l5
Leave NewYork from foot OF L0ertyst, weekdays 7+o
g. H. NJ. l2 m. 10. 800 $780, 6:l5 1880 y. sun.
dsysA 40. q. IN, i N. p. N.
D.rcct connection 90 aul from Brooklyn via Annex
between Jer-ey CITY and Bdgo Pier Brooklyn. Tick.
et baggage an m information may DO obtained At
tie following Offices Of the Company.
NEW.YORKi
Nos. ga end 1923 way 787 slIth.ave. 1913 East
ljthst station OOtO RectO5t, and station foot Of Lib
erty-st
BROOKLYN:
Brooklyn Annex ton Bndgc Por Court-st, $50 Full
tog-st.
FOR MONMOUTH PARK RACES
each Tuesday Thursday and saturday until August %
Leave SewYork P.or No . n. H. O. II a. m, 12.l5
l:iJ p.
Leave NewYork from loot Of LiOsrtyst n r. 7i5 O. II
.. 'r. j. 49,. 1913. l246 D M.
]. +. wOOTrEN. C. @. HANCOCK,
General Manager Gen and Ticket Agt.
BALDWIN, q F. P.Agt 1l9 Libcrty.st, \. Y.
CTONINGTON LINE.
For BOSTON and all points EAST
SET PIER. steamers leave PIER 80 ~ r. daily except
sundays, al p.
Three trains from steamer. landing srough Boston.
train arrives hour ahead OF any other line
connections IN BOSTON FOR THE EAST.
PROVIDENCE LINE
For Providence. Worcester Nashua and all
WHITE HOUNTA n POINTS.
Train leaves Providence FROM lazding a
rhrough to VIII rEMOUNTAINS lFabyans without change
~srlor attached
Steamers Rhode Island and from
% \ K. daily, except sundays, a 3 p IN.
Tickets and stae FOR boh hnes may be secured
NewN OK at AEor House 257, 397 457. 7s5. 9i2
ay Tfh Avenue and windsor Hotels Brooklyn 1888
Washing ton.st.. 730 Fulion-st.
seAd for summer uT.ion book
+ ". IEPTII. O. p M Wcstst. Y.
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ANESlEYAN ACAMEMY.

uns o Tho half in,eR Preparatory ant classical sohoo. IN
A,riru "a tt sin Academic Nthdirs MUST,
Painting Iudl,traI a,on aui commercial -tuHts no
Hoover All tuition III Tho lirtht 4
tow aud Aoidon tnurrs together win BOARD limited
amount washing, room toui heal NJ anu an "hr hr'os
satV rXprusta book -lItOt'rY HfhtH ana shal
,nningrnDios fnr tho ran Term 90 twelve weeks beginning
''e' RIM. e. NJ STEELE, Principal,
MIlbfaham Mass
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
n YORK rEiBUNE WILL BE ktohlVED At I HE
insist until D. No. am. 30S West Twenty Idst cor
Eighth ave 40 1913 Fou. IN We. fOurteenthrt
$50 Ihrd-aye. Forty.-eyCuth~t Vas Loo. 1hud
ave near SNfeh--t. anf ~ The IA EIEM ORR II, - "
Third ave. one uNre.lnd.t enty itst, up 10
y. H., at e-ular oliCe rats.
-,IKtIIARS O., BEST SCHOOLS
-. rccto p4rrIts. Please give particulars T. MI LIAM
CONEItK-,t G. D.. 81 E|,' 'tI--i, CMoh square
parents wiI! G1d ifrcc) best schools,
y civ cnuut~ aGd I.uroHe s'll tuition board AMI
dl.c'D'lrc ~ IIGENpI.Is AUcuCaufuIopean 1escue.s
bureau. 1913 ,d7ay.
NIiSS !. +. WREAK'S Boarding and Day
VI school for voun. Dad e4 aud oIe- gj3 Madsouayep
w4lTcOpsu sept, uucr -.
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lHALL RIVER LINE.

RAIL- RIVER LINE.
FALL RIVER. BOSTON AND THE EAST
-, i ne mos agreegb route TO the wife M0uNTAINS
sorts Of Sn sul Proy f nnd ami ''l'-''o 70
stea'orr vILGRIN. steamer pROVID NOE
Le%yf S & % Sy S oa s " c
necton via Annex Boat from Brooklyn, Jersey CITY
SPLENDID BANDS oFmUsIc
evening S' S
to %a ,sT Fqaf 5 Ta NEh g tive Morning Trains
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SEA sS$S55f y Sr}& >SI55y Wv
Leave NowYork alternate days Sundays excepted ate
> Thee .'olmefs make Newport terminus
YORK ar sl.s 7oG ri & S 4 5 57 and q Broa
way, Asor House tnh Avenue Hotel and windsor iote
sssIrs a W o1fS r Hnne1 once foot Of ru ton
81 r. Sos Offices 1o Courts t and $50 Fnon''' and
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copy GS"a r u.s. f%d y !a9so land
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
Ems NoRrHAM AHD a,s Ie sTS
F9GS SP psr a Connecting 40 ii at With
b f5ni 2f %EH TeS dd
Of "a Broadway, y, and COurt-'t Brooklyn E1cur'
NORWICH LINE TO BOSTON, WORCES-
noI-NTi2Ns without transfer city OF Worcester tho
oilers fayore pier No 40 NOrth River, foot OF
canals Tuesdays Thursdays aud saturdays
srd the popular "City OF Boston on Mondays Wednesdays
and FRIDAYS ats y. m . -, -.-- o..
rooms NAV 2O7 Broadway and at Pier 80 SUI
prrior advantages are offered by This line a. FAST
fPETo II LINE. Two steamers each every We Eday
For Informal referring 70 PASSENGER freight rates apply
10 g. ". BRADY. Agent.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
station, in Ncw.Yors IT and ps96ES.';..' S..,..
LEAVE NEW. YORK. commencin June - 1884
FOR south Amboy via Phia p Reading Il. r.. 800 ~,
900. I:u a ut Il 10 l45,l0 sou b = m. sundays
900 :. O. a. m 200 400 p. via Penn H. l.. a. 4 ,
n:nn a. m. l. 90 NJ 900, 700 y. m. Sundays 40 A. M
For Matavan 60, via Phia Reading RR. 90 7A6.
H." 100 a. ma. - 90. l4J 400. $50. litn Z g y IN.
SUNDAYS 400 80. M, 1900 ?, m, via. Penn RR"
40, 4 u DOOa m, l20h, il0 300, 100 y. m sundays
For led nsnk LONG Branch. Ocean Grove Asrury rarE,
Glrt, Point floasant &c, VIA Philadelphia and Reading
6l5' p. m. sundays mot stoppps a. Ocean Grove
Via r"nns,lvanla mr. 1 10 7.iO 300 a. m, b st'
40 p. y. sundays utt stsppng at Ocean
For Freehold, via fllodOpha eld Heading mr., q,
Via philadelphia am Reading M 80, 7.'S, 800 mn
IaleT ood Tom, River and narregst at 900 IL 6. Aal
" m. fpr tums river VIA Penn y RI AZ - m, 10
~ For vneland Bhdseton Atlantic Oitr nc, via Phia
"'CG, nAS'otE. J. r. wQop nm NmMAN.
ar. 6 T. A., rs H. m ora mn Aers SUIT -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
DENNSlLNANIA RAILROAD

TO
LONG BRANCH.
Prom station, foot Of nc1broess oot ~ corandtss
splendid Passenger cars ru'man raflof Cara
LEAVE NETWORK ON WEEK pANa
Alb TO pa, No. ~ noon aud $40 40 limited. iil0
o, and pm
LEAVE NETWORK ON SUNDAYS
4l6 A. m ana
RETURNING TRAINS
LEAVE LONG BRANOH ON WEEKDAYS
7, sos s.35 imited, o. and a2O a, l. 44o, $50 and
LEAVE LONG BRANCH ON SUNDAYS
0;2O q. m. 4 40 and 900 IN.
TO and from BROOKLYN Annex Boats,
which ply bot"eo jersey CITY and foot OF tultoa 81, Brook
Ign.
Tickets baggage Checks. and fun Information may DO OBJ
tanned at the following or1ees Of tho Company
NEW-YORKi
$40 and 1876 broadway 40 Aston House. No. 944
broadway station foot DesbrOssess station Cort
landt-st. Station Jersey CITY Busohs Hool HobOkcn.
BROOKLYNi
No CourtstI Brooklyn station foot Of Fulton-st
CuAs. +. PUGH, J. r. WOOD,
General N mayer. General Passenger Agent.