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TO SARATOGA,
LAKE GEORGE, ADTRONDACKS,
MONTREAL, AND QUEBEC
by tho p ctuesque
by tho picturesque
HEaI SHORE EDif IF.


via. West shore of Hudson tiver.
Leave Long Branch. Il. H., Z u. III. 800 a M,
Leave Brooklyn, foot tult0n-st $40 IN. II M
Leave New York Desbro,se-st 500 w. l.2O $3.50
y. Leave New-lork, tOItandt 81, 800 ll:4o "A
a.au 4. Leave jersey city, T. r. r. station, 1:Oh
1ltO "a y Leave NcWN0rk, West 42st stat on,
900 a Il.O $3.50 Arnyc Kingston. tDatskill
Mountans, lliO ., m, 236 , m, $50 p IN Arrive Cas-
Kills. l222 m $3.50 y. 1l3 p m ArllNe Saratoga, ID.
IL. c. COS r. X, 24O j. O.25 p m, $40 p m Atriye
Caldwell lake George, 40 p, nL, D. n lOtO N. Ar
nve Montieal, II y N. $50 D. -
PULLMAN BUFFET PARLOR CARS attached 10 first
train running through without change fIOm Long branch
and NowYOk " saratoga and Lake George thence 10 Mon
tTeal.
PU LYMAN BUFFET PARLoR CARS on second train,
Newly Ork g. Saratoga
PULLMAN BUFFET PARLOR Oars third train
without change from Washington Baltimore, Philadelphia
aud NewYOrk 10 Saratoga sleeping cars thence to Mon
treaL
~ gle excursion tickets lowest For loca-
ton OF ticket offices eonplee timetable under West shore
rOuto.
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Express Train leave NewlOrk VIA Dcsbrose and Coant
street Ferries "a follows: -.
62O 72O = $50 % ami 10 Limited. H. lll0a M h9l
$40 T. D. A. T. aud q .. IN. and II night ~uufays bl5
limited and 10 o. nj 4, q, !, y aud 0p M aud ~ night,
Trains leaving NCvNofk daily, except ~uuiIy. go
s3Oand ll:lu M l. 2. 1, and m, connect AZ Irer
Returning trains leave Brold4' station philadelphia l2Qt
3l5, 20, !, 4jj except Monday, 300 3D. 30 ~
H. aud m 5a m Uimtel Express i.3l and 3n M
O. I, .. g, G3n 100, 40 and y M. ON sunday lsol, ~
800 l. l,6. $50 a ~. - % Limited, t.i1, 80 30
and < p m leave Philadelphia via camden. $50 a
daily except SUNDAY. 80.
Ticket olcoa as, ~lp, and pa nroaiway Astor Hou's
and foot ~ Dcshr1s'c' aud toltandt Sircctt 2rt.y
aud BrnDklyn Annex station. foot ~ fulton.s
TrooL yn. Du-i'a Hotel IIoboLen, station Jcr'ey Cih
Emigant Ticket ONCE 80 Battery Place and Castle Jar
den. -.
Tho cwYotk Transfer Company will call i0r and chcf
baggage from hotels nud residences
NULr1 n pUUlI J. r. WoOp
tiruor,l Manager Ociioral pa.s'r Agcnt
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STARlN'S
STARlN'S "
- CITY. RIVER AND uAnnoR TRANsPoRTATIoS
COMPANY.

~
- CITY, RIVER AND uAnnoR TRANsPoRrATIoy
COMPANY.
Oico Picr'is, Y r., foot N Cortlandtat
consgnmcnts OF froht forwarded directed 20 any pan
OF the world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery " all kinds Of tesht and ne
chandlsc 20 any part of tho city.
SEA AND uAkBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR
ROR IIOHTERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly ghtered TO any po
I'm the harbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, DARGEs AND GROVES 10 oHAa
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamers JOHN IL STARTN ana ERAsTUs CORNING
FOR SEM-HANES oaye Pier Il. N r. foot Of Corsndtst
al y. IN. daily. Saturdays excepted
Freight tOr points d. L. & W. r. r. received at PTflS
For Ncw-Havcn and ponta East. AZ Pier -
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND.-EieSen Mica ~
Ten Cents via from Pier l. L r., foot Of Wh's
hRll.st.
CENTRAL sHlPYARD. Commuripsw, ". DRY pcest
Machine and Boiler Shops Everything appsrtainDs ss
construction and repair OF vessels
Branch Office 7h.aye. 42dst, open dai'y until sh~
.fr.r IN
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VNHE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as tM
Il NEM.YORK. LAKE, ERLE AND MEslEkN kA1


Arrangements OF trains from Chambers'st Depot .ss
ssm-Daiy except SUNDAYS. pay Efpess, drA"nss sss
coaches TO Blnghanton. Elmira and Bune'o seePS
coaches TO Cleveland, incnnatl and chicago . cAsrr
for fast tuc-Pulman Sleeping Coaches 70 Buia,o IA;
petIS.t ~ M sssmanca s m, Ceys Iaat log z
Cincinnati, ;. - M ~. LOIs s40a second DAY
IN 'Daly)-Pscle Express for the West old Irs .S
Pullman ay ant stepping coaches 70 Bnghln'oI ai ~
Bunct sucking Coaches 10 CHICAGO.
sl0 -Emigrant train for the West u uscs
lao $50 4.IO 5: $50 81 $50 730 1880 msns"
SUNDAYS - $50 l020 las $50 pm y ml9a22@RsSsotW
6lO $50 6lO $50 7.3O SIS 1913 pm and midnight So
days $40 $50 1910 45 $50 IN y M iniS Ss SO
Newark aud Paterson via Newark oio sto VsaIaril
ago go $50 t:2o 49, ~ M and II midnight e'
ghis ONLY sundays IS I'm 81 ego m. n ans msd
IL miinig sundays 5.a6 $3.50 1920 m Lao o'o"0F
WarwcR $50 aOa m 4s0 M. SUNDAYS 20 AZ s,ss,f
Newburs aud CORNWALL 100 . a m $50 4'5Oo p III
Rondout ana Kingston and Montgomery IN iS'VP~
Geshen a. $50 1920 M $3.50 $50 $50 sl5p N '
day 5 a. $3.50 1920 m $50 p IA. 49, 900. :, sfnIo
Mtldletown 3 q 1909 lO20a IN $3.50 $50 80 h,sSp9
az SO ~ an, go d 5ns 1Sa ssd ssera B
AT ans The train stops Al Main-st oht ra., 80
Poii Jeryls 7Nu 1910 a m i'30 . 5 $40 p m. suN'
Boas leave 2Sdt quarter of aud quarter after s ss S5
from 545 IN 10 1913 pm every thirty minutes ~" .
iortSkets Tor passage aud apartments IN Draw hsssiS
slocpng coachss can be obtansd sna G5ers psSy Os
Nos 2di. lOl or 957 Broadway. ~ W ns' W.
EiSTe., trslas from the West arrive IN Ne"'f"f
1850 jSS x" t tgT oenl ras,r Agent Neraa,
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW sJEns,Iss
~ Trains leave tyr iSses ass Sac Gao $50 IL
night Sundays cam and 1le y M ,,o 10 m l.5ops
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey TAU ~ -.
suAas' ioaS NJ ApBorr. GsAI Pass'r AGENT Nss'''
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.
UNun STATS y.lWrR OFFICE
Room 81 ARMY BUILDING cor Itp.-IUN GUFryr Sis.
NrU-iUUN CRY, Juno iu. 1881.
Scaled propo'a' IN rpncc win be- re'cv'a a. mia Office
until o. uCu,h noon On Iuf a 1885, Tor dici llE M loli
,httor rboI, rf ror Urms Of bids and other nionnd
w. ~ IkNI.- MEHOuR. Carlan Of Ensncors
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NEw-YORK CENTRAL, AID HUDSON

~ RIVER RAtIROAD -CphhenoinR June g. l.3l
through trains will leave GTspa entTai Depot.
d a M western New YHk and Northern fKploas viii
through diaNlngroOm cafs colchester and 30 NO al.
$40 M Fast LIMITED thcagO Express with dining
stopping az Albany tea Hvrscu4e Rochester Buffalo "
sgas rails Erie CLEVELAND ana Toledo, arriving al Chicago
lOll a. next daY.
"a. m. Lake George ana Montreal erpnnsa
through draw ffO0n ears.
1880 Chicago FIpress dravine.room ears 70 Canaan
dagua sRochesteT NF9arI Falls. Buffalo and luchnca
II NJ Western NcwY and Northern Express with
drawing room
?:3Op.n Albany. Troy, Lake Georg and Ute,
Express, thrJug % draw M room cars
4 M Accommodation 20 Albany and Troy.
g ST. L9uis Express. with sleeping 'or Niagara
Falls, Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday, Toledo Deroi
and It. Louis
$50 D m Express with sleeping syracuse and ..
Auburn road z % also 10 Montreal
m Pacific Express with sleeping Tor Roche'.r
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toledo Detroit ChlcaTA
st. Louis, Oswego; also llvfO except saturday.
II D Night Express, with sleeping Albany ana
Troy with the morning trains for the West an4
North except saturday nightl
Tickets sale al Grand central Depot. 70 Boving
Green, 2i2 and 425 Broadway and at WestcoVs Erpres
and 1888 Washnston and 73O Fulton sts Brooklyn aud 70
Accommodatons in drawinEIoom and sleeping cars eaaes
procured any OF the ticket Offices In Newly OrS City AID
1888 W ashin gsOnst. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and checked from residence
these trains run daily. All others daily e1rR sunday
]. NJ TOUCEY. &. b. MEEhEk
General superintendent General PASSENGER Agent
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For both Sexca-Cifv.

4 PARENTS will find 0rcc) bc.t schools,
~ city, country ana Europe sod tuition. board aui
disc. pInc. a LlGENpltE- American. European Icachrfs
Bureau. / 1875 broadway
4 -CIRCULARS or BEST SCHOOLS
~. ncetu parents Please give particulars D.. MIRIAM
COZ HlLHL ~ CO.,. 81 East l'ti.ti. Union square
MISS j. +. WRFAKS Boarding and Day
W school for Young ladies' aud children, p51 Ma
VIII INLa nNnllmnrr -
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For Young Ladics-City.

For Young Ladlcs-City.
MRS. WlLLiAMES
w SCHOOL AsD CLASSES.
2G NI~T IHftiA-NIN rI-~I,
FOR Young Ladies and Little Di', VIII ropcr october "a
MRS WILL ANE- Intends 90 Tho coming year 10 limit tlr
number of puWs and to combine 10 40 the grades from
Primary o senior tine ADVANTAGES ot school with the mhu-
cuCc of private cn-srs
MISS PEBBLES and MISS THOMPSON
IVA Will open ~ 'Hh. French and German
LDAitnlN1 And DAN SCHOOL
for Ladies ud Nilir Wednesday october llt
1885, 90 80 Iast 51thst, NcN.lOrs.
For particular arui"+s
MRS. SALISBURY.
WI "4tA~TTtth.t'.
ttpIu,i NAll-pu.uyel
SCHOOL fNI.GII.LA October 7, ltHA.
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9lcaubo It's dno nallroa 6.

NETWORK AND THOUSAND ISLAND
~ LINE
VIA ontario and Western Railway and daily lno
OF steamers from Oswrfo iucludng nudly touching a,
auada, clayton. Alexandra Bay Pl'asantcst
Toutc thousand Islands Night express with Pullman
leaves New YORK arrives trNcgO 40 a M;
boat leaves arrival OF train Day express leaves NewIoIk
pepois and ferries In NewYor foot Of Desbros.
ses ss Yves, l2dst rme-taDes tickets aud copies 81
summer Homes" Nos 49,. 2u7. FOL 3t3 $40. 1928
broadway, No 737 Gtl-aye.. 1913 East l2jtns, JnlOn
square In Brooklyn COurtst Annex once S3S FultOnst
DcKabave. and depOs steamer begins trips June %
&c AND RSON. General Passenger Agent - Ntdtesi
PROVIDENCE LINE..-PrOvidcnce Direct.
i ALL NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND POINTS Elegant
steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS, leave
Pier % y. H., at p. III. daily except sundays
VNO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
THE POPULAR ROUTE.
ONLY LINE FOR VIEWING THE FAMOUS ISLANDS
OF THE 81 LAWRENCE.
ROME, WATERFOWL AND OGDENSBURG
RAILROAD.
SHORT ROUTE, QUICK TINE, STEEL RAIL, WEST
INGHOUSE AIR BRAKES.
Trains Central Depot via Rome for Cape Vim.
cent. Ogdensb irg and Norwood daily and II
daily except -atuiday. OsWogO and NateitOwn leaO
week day ana daily ami II m daily except ~atut-
Train has Wagner sleeper Ia cane Vincent and
on arfyaI ola trains and
steamer Maud for Kingston. only two hours from apo Vim
cent To Alexandria Bay. ii. NJ BRllTON,
l.. 81. MOOR, Genl Manager
Genl Pass. Agent
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Cencbcr5.

4 ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
IA. an grades. tutors, EOyernesses lecturers. com
r.nons tc circulars Of brst SCHOOLS frccj charge to
those employing teachers, teachers until engaged
l.. MIRIAM tolHERE 60"
~ East l7tl-t. Union square.
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. cstab-
~ hsled 80 provides promptly best Teachers for prvlte
Pupils Families Schools Colleges Circulars of good schools
withr-c Information free 10 parents Sailed Teachers
always wanted Nppi cation form Tor stamp
j. W. - llERMERHDRN Is CO. East l4thst, y. y.
TEACIIERS' AGENCY.-36 West 21St-st..
4 y s. Professors teachers recommended TO schools
aud families car, ul advice IN choice oi best school,
'TEACUEBS WANTED.-Ladics: Superior
native French teacher for several 0fstclss schools
French German urHAug and Painting higher iugll-n
Mathematics Latin and french Methodist French and
Vocal Music, Blpti4t.
Gentlemen. Mathematics and Military min schools
n0ar oity. Clnesc- and English Classics ana fiahcmatcs,
Piano and Violin Violin.
trplv 10 Nh, VI. i NOftN G.fUITON American and Tor
e,a 1eschcr,' Agency. 23 Union square
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COLLEGE

CLANERACK COLLEGE
" and HUDSON River Institute, Caverack, NJ.
$22u \ YEAR
FITS f0r ALI. COLLEGES aud HU~INES%
French and Music speciaiiic- Both sorss
School continues open during July and August.
Rev. ALONZO FLACk. Ph. d., Prcsldrnt.
FRIENDS BOARDING SCHOOL, Provi-
dcncc e.. l. fur Oth Established in 80 Term
begins sep. 80, 1854 ADDRESS AUGUSTINE JONES A. NJ
DOCKLAND COTTAGE,
IA Syack- on.the- HUDSON.
BOTH SENE>. 80 ENTRAe pUr MUSIC AND ART.
Private instruction FOR back ward chOlars $50 Send Tor
catalogue. ". IL. BANAISTLlI ~ NJ, Principal
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For Boys and Young Men-countr1

For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
A HOME-LIKE BOARDING-SCHOOL for
~ Young Boys. Il. HINDo A. ", Hampstead. -.
BACKWARD and INVALID BOIS.-Tbe mn
dersgned experienced physician and teacher makes
DR. WlIiiAMsON, Lyme - conn.
BLACK HALL SCHOOL, Lyme, Gonna
- fanny and preparatory school for few boys Thorough
ChAs q. BARTLETT Principal
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY. Stamford.
ID Com, Prospect II out lido The village very health
college business. For particulars send FOR catalogue
ROYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned or relccted candidate. coached
summer or WINTER SiockDildge Mass /, HOfFMANN
RORDENTOWN, n. Military Institute.
iu and thorough For circulars, &C. address - ~
Rev wM. O. BoWEN A. NJ Principal
COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL Poughkecpsie.
" n y prepares boys for college scientific Govern.
JOHN MGLEY principal
CHESTER VALLEY ACADEMY, Downing
~ town, Penn Good home for boys during summer
II. NJ WAIRADr PRINCIPAL.
OWL, MECHANICAL and MINING EN-
~ GINEERlNG al tho
HENSSLLAEh fOLGTECHNIC INSTITUTE. Troy y Y.
sapteDr ~ % s Tor @ Contains Hg5 tern begins
graduates or the past hynine years with their positions
''"'' b4vI6 81 GREESE n nTsclof
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. n. j.
Forfeit year Prepares for business; for Princeton.
iev. \. q. CHAMBERS, Principal
IAYERFORD COLLEGE Penn,
Sml T,n IrSG s9 5 on the re93a r. H.
Under Of Members Of society OF Frsns but oren 10
Others CLASSICAL and scientific Thorough Instruction
Chemical Laboratory aud Machine shop Complete Gymii
stun Library IL 900 volumes beautiful grounds beautiful
ss sVsb rs I s c Gs saAU sa M IH
LLss, Dean. Asyerfsrd College r. u. Penn
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VO PHILADELPHIA
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND OK
SUNDAY; 3 STATIONS IL PIIILAnEL
PllIA; . IN NEW.lORk
1rre.. rIaln.lca1 Via De.bro..e. md corlaa

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED rQUfn
MENT AND THE FASTEST TINT CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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4 MHERST. MASS. Family school for deli
~ cato and nervous children. hpccal attention Given 10
defective articulation Mrs. W. u. HEuElCK.
BLAIR PRESBl TEIIAL ACADEMY.
JOIN J. RIAIH foundation. Healthiu locar On, large
grounds building warmed hot nAtri On
u teachers, till
endowment low scholar-h ps prlcs taao ur ist
issued. j. II. SIl tMAhlk, Ph d. PRINCIPAL.
ItI..r. t.'
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after June -, 1881.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
ANn II Il 4, Ii w ~ wi. Rl


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYOIf via DesbrOsses and Cortandt street
Ferries follows:
Harrisburg PittsbuTg the West and SOUTH with Puma1
Palace Cars attached, a. m. and p. m. Gay. NewfMf
and Chicago ted Of Parlor, Dining Smoking and sleep
ing Cars. at a. m. every day. ..
Wiamsport Lock Haven, a m. g p. M Cory ana Eneo
connecting at Cory for Iitusyie Petroleum Cenus
and the oil Regions - -
Baltimore Washington and the South. Limited Washngtql
Express Of Pulnau PaTlor Cars daily except sunday
a. m, arrive Washington 4:Oj p. Regular. via b. ana
6:2O and $50 $40 and pm. and u nighti VI
i and o. r. r., and p. and ~ night. sunday VIA
and z II. r. 6lj IN, p m and II night, via b. ana u d
II. p. m and II night.
For Atlantic city except sunday with through car p. M
For Cape May. except Sunday. l1;l0 a. m. -.
Branch Bay Head junction, and intermediate 9taos
via Railway and Ambov, 4;l6 710 and M ~ noon sag
$40 40 ;, $40 and On sunday, 40, aud "a.
and =. m. do not stop az Aebury Park
Of Brooklyn connect with al thrOu h transd
Jersey city anoring speedy aud direct transfer fof
BrOoklyntrdve. go,
Trains air1ye-Trom Ptshurg clio and 1920 M 73o and
1O20 p m. daily, and m daily except Monday. ty?p
Washington and Baltimore, $50 and Gao a. ~ s4t
800, $50, 900 1898 and 1885 p m sunday 65o 80
a. M 1905 and l0.3j y. III. From Baltimore, 30 p u
From philadelphia $50 6l0. G3O $50 1cnpt Monday
900 $50 1910 80 m, l2O, .. 80 80 $780, e2G
700 7.3O 500 800 1905. 1920 and 1925 p sunday
800 GOO 8}5. 600 705, l1Sja N; G.0, '3j, 920 low
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I ONG HEAClL
GeLer Eastern onco corner OF Church and Corandt ste
f. b BYINGION q. 2. A.
HrORW(CH LINE TO BOSTON WORCFS

NORWICH LINE TO BOSTON, WORCES-
y TER, NASHUA PORTLAND and the WHITE
MOI MAINS without transfcr. "City OF Worcester the
travellers fayoe o,ves Pier No 40 North River, foot OF
analst New York TuesdGYs Thursdays aud saturdays
The popular city Of Boson on Mondays, Wednesdays
and FRIDAYS al j.. m.
rooms 2U7 Broadway and al Pier 40
Dprior advantages offered by this line FAST
FREIGHT LINE. Two steamers each every weekday
For informal referring ~ passenger or freight rates apply
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RALT1MORE AND OHIO RAILROAn.

fI'lIE Saturday Night boats Of the peonlc'.
1inenOw cnnnect M Albany SUNDAY morning. s.ss
trains for saratoga schenectady and Lake geor,e v"
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NEW-IIAYEN. aTEAMnnAr cog arrAm

- y VI y Tlff W TlNFN " = TlWs
WINS, G II NntlFtAM AND ooNFiNrATii sass
fpl hlp Plot M Us, 3 q 81 aud T. in nuniagsss
.ePfel eannsnlnE ~ Nav Haven wh special Tslhs M
Mft1htN HAtlfoRD sfhiAGiIhLh, no YOKR
u ana couri'st, hroIklyn Excursion - Now. h.gss
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1nstrnclloH.
For Bows and Young Men

For Boys and Young Men-City.
CUARLIFR INSTITUTE, New York City,
Y los West 5Dth-st-on Central PARK.
For boys and young rom to 20.
Relpens ptcmPrr g. ISL.
MRS. GALLAIlERS French Protestant
w Boarding and Day school 'or Young Ladies' $50 Mad
sonaye cor jOt4t All branches taught Tor college prspa
ration special attention 10 intermediate and primary classes
n both French and English separate and limited class for
httc boys
teNEINITY SCHOOL. Founded \. -. 1909.
4 l 5l7 broadway. Roy. r.. HOLDEN. Rector.
udpr direction Trustees Of tho Trotr-Hut Epscopa
Pubic Right Ir. Bishop Potter president PrcI1cs
business or cn hcurhccs apple ltun to To-"
made the sccrctul. Paving pupils received Further IN
formation given al the school
NcXl term cguf sep -uibcr ].
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1.1S1
Y Broadway near i2dsti Am year Primary Commercial
and (HssCai Dcpts NJ. ". HOBBY. ", L. AKIN, Pine ps
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v, MilDEL f a., uLil,NH To IiE Wtsl
Ifhns leave nom prnnsylvaDia r. w. neDut
m except SUNDAY Tor Washington AMI an poln,. Va.
m, DAILY FAST ENpRtsa through sles.,-
eoschrs 10 Chicago Cincinnati H. Louls Connects n, M
~ MlDNluHr daily iot Washington and al pon,s v...
fgf llme Tables, lchets sleeping Berths and has,.s
apply ~ company otice - Bld All amt 40 pr,.t...s
soeuitst, Bfookynt Pennsylvania Railroad. ''
EOR BRIDGEPORT aud all points on ION
\ sATONtC aud NAUuATuCH HAtfnptus -ata,....
ie - 80 a II Ps w. a. . s1 It, Last hl'ss
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.

A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
g.. KILL M0UNTAINs-Landing at Cranstons west
POINT, Cornwall Newburg. Marlboro Milton Poughkeepsio
sna a'.pn d connecting with Ulster and Delaware story
steamers CITY Of Kingston and James W Baldwin
every week Cay at pier foot OF Harrison ~ H. OF.
cept saturdays when Cy OF Kingston leaves at Tor
Aonfon dirc9t making no ayandnga connecting with
special Train Tor al SUMMER RESORTS THROUUH THE
CATSRiLL MOUNTAINS
Freight steamer will leave at p Saturdays for all
landings
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
Boston All rail from Grand Central Depot.
Three express trains daily sundays excepted to Boston al
m D. paIlOr alta, he'd and lO with palace
sleeping sundays 1t 10 p with palace sleeping
Newport express leaves Grand Central Depot at
T..
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CT. LtKE'S BOARDING SCHOOL
SWlrlIlN C. sHoRrLlDGEs

GUNNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
4 Nurtha mpOn Mass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-05-08
Cha,ttauq,,d issem5ilt

Mr.. Z. Martin, proprietor of the Hotel
Brunswick, TitusviIle, will have charge OF
the Hotel Athenaum, Chau tauqua, for the
season of1SSi. The arrangements between
the Chautauqua Assembly, the proprletors
of the house, and Mr.. Martin were censum-
mated in this city yesterday. Mr.. Martin
has not only had several years experience
in the successful operation of his ewn hotel,
but has the advantage of being thoroughly
acquainted with the Chautauqua business,
having been for some time manager OF the
Kent House at Lakewood. Ills reputation
az a popular and successful landlord IS
widely spread throughot all this section OF
the country, and the assembly Is to be con
graduated on having his services. The
prospects for a brilliant season at Chautau-
qua are very promising The programme
which will be issued in few days, IS ex-
pected te be the best ever given. The sea
son will open July lst. Programmes ana
general information can be obtained by APP
plication to W. 4. Duncan. Secretary, Syrs-
cuse, y. Y.-Bg3alo Erpnss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-05-08
pEFERRED PARTICIPANTS.

4 Boston syndicate representinga million
or so is ab out introducing an electro disk
combining the utility Of telegraph, tele-
phone and electric light. II will, rs alleged
reflect sunlight from any distance and iaf-oa
scenes focused on the receiving disk can be
reproduced upon the disk at the other end.
As passed in the House the regular pen
sion appropriation bill fcrbids the collection
of fees before decision Of cases and makes
$40 the limit except under special written
contract approved by the commissioner.
The President has ordered court Of en-
oriry at Washington next Monday to inves-
ticate alleged financial irregularities of d.
G. Swain, Judge advocate general Of the
army aud Garfeli's brothe--in-lsw.
Col. J. D. Brady of Petersburg, boasts Of
m arrangement between NshOne aud Ger
tain leading representatives Of Southern
delegations to 90 pool the Southern vote al
Chicago IS ts make it leading trump in
the contest.
Her earthquake of last week was Eng
lands seventh conyulsion-the dates Of the
preceding shakes having been 1889, l2'4
when Glastorburg wss destroyedl, Nov. II
1918. Feb. 3 and March S, 17l9 and Nov
80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-05-08
Negro Property Uncertain.

Henry A. Wise told the following story
while he was in Washington during the
know-nothing excitement: A negro fisher
man in Norfold, Va, Came one day to his
master and said, Massa, want to buy my
self free. got $500, sir; will pay you
that down. and gib you de rest when mex
um." Every well, Tom," said his master,
you have been faithful fellow, and ] will
comply with your wish" The money was
accordingly paid, and the inchoatc freedom
of Tom commenced. 4 few days afterward
Tom went out 10 fish in company with a
fellow-seryant. and there came up blow
which capsized the fshing-smack and
drowned Toms companion. The next day
Tom came to his master and said Mafsa,
| change my mind, sir; don't want to buy
myself any more, sir" why Tom," said
bis master, "ycu have already paid a large
portion Of your price, and by industry in
your profitable calling you will soon earn
and pay the rcsidue, and you had better
carry out your original intention" No
massa." was Toms economical rejeinder, u
RAIDER hab my money back; Niger pruPer-
ty zoo unsartin, sir.7 Matters we're accord
incly put in statu quo, and Tom abandoned
all chance of being freedman, and quietly
and voluntarily returned to the condition Of
a slave, but unwilling to fish, on bis own
hook. in the troubled and perilous waters Of
freedom.