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Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-10-16

Stealing horses in Delaware is bad
business for the thief il caught. One
was recently sentenced to pay the cost
OF prosecution, $l00 restitution mon
cy, 1900 fine, to stand one hour in the
pillory, receive twenty lashes, and
then suffer eighteen months impris-
onment.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-10-16

The Brooklyn bridge expanded over
twelve inches at the hip joint in the
center during ono hot day this sum-
mer. With the 6,G00 tons of iron in
the superstructure and The heavy
planking it works freely, and is won
derful for its delicacy.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-10-16
Sun River Sun.
Job Printing a Specially.

The material FOR this department has besn -
looted with great care, und we are prepared to do
any kind Of dob Work with nsatness and de
patch. Our type. is of tho latest stylys Of manu-
facture. having been ordered directly from Ne
well known type foundry Of Marder. Luse Co.,
Chicago show printing, bill heads, letter itsals,
envelopes, cards, counter checks receipts, ets.,
on the shortest notice and ut reasonable retse,
We respectfully ak all business men TO call and
examine our sum pies.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-10-16
NOTICE.

To all whom II may concern, that we the UNDER
signed ranchmcn of Cboteau county, forbid amy
md all persons from treapnssing upon our ranches
for the purpose Of shooting, and my person or
per'ons doing 30, will be prosccnt.d to the full
extent Of the law. II. q. SrRONG.
M. L. STRONG,
J. q. TRAILER,
j. Q. ADAMS.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-10-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice Of Final Entry,
LAND OFFICE At HELENA,

LAND OFFICE AT HELrnA, Mr.)
a,nr,,, September 81 1881
=, named settler has filed notice of his Intention
20 niake final proof IN support Of hia claim md
la' ar s!.in proof will be mad. before W. i. Par
ker' Notary Public nj Great Falls, NJ r. on Octo-
per ~. lssi, viz: Pauline NJ. Edgerton, who made
praenltion y ). No. 6tsl for Lots /, l. 8, Il q.
ho'i se'i sec %. tp 20. n of Sc. y
ne names the following witnesses To prove b;s
continuous residence upon and cultiyntion nf
s.id lnnd viz: Paris Gibson, John Woods.
Grcat Falls, Mt. +. ADKINSUN. Roc. VI
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEW.YORR WEST SHORE a BUFFALO RAILWAY
Trains leave DesbrOsses COruandt and foot West 3d s
For Chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls and ban@o
% p - .s
For Newark Rochester Syracuse and Oneida $50 Am'%
q. IN. - -. ,..n.o,
Utoo Little Fas Fort Plain Canaoharie, Port jackson
AnssTda@ RssnH & sS9 tifo "a = H{o %{ aa M, 1so % m
Newburg, kingson Highland. POughkeepse % "SO AA'-'
4. m.; $40, 4;30 g y. M
.Daily Other trains daily except Sunday .,,o =.
Buffet ParlOr cars S9O and ll2O q H. VI" s''P /"
Parlor Buffet Cars on $50 train for Syracuse anf
Rochester. - - a.. ,.s.,.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars on p NJ train for Buna'
okes and mo tables stations and az Offices OF the com
pany Jersey city Pennsyvnnis Railroad station brookyn
No Coarst Annex Ofhee, foot Of Fultonsi eSo Fulton
st. and No. DeKalbayei New.lork CITY, Nos l62. 20I
Col 4lD OAd 1923 broadway, NO Union square IA
797 9TH ave. No iB8 East l26thst, Pennsylvana Rh sta
ton foot Dosbrossesst foot CorandtSt and west sho
6tatOiL foot West 42dst - 49, - -.
-statest
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
corrov MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LvRuPoot Mqrch 2i-1l3O p m-COttO1 hardening; Md
orleans. Giad. sales l2,DOO bales, IN
GLIDING 900 ba ;or speculation and export receipts
bairs including 100 blca American. FutuTos-t plands
Low MiddluQ clause. March ANA Apu delivery, lotdi
do Apul and May delivery, lG4d; also 24di DO May
and June delivery 7-Gld; do June and July dchVeTy,
llid do. July T' August delivery l6Gid; DO August
and September deiv y 1864 also l9Ud; DO Septen-
ber and october deuvcry, l7t4d; also lSt4d do No
vcub Der December livery, 2-ttid Futures nrnl
1870 u-(GttoD sales Of the day ncudcd 5AOO Dales
American p8nds Low MiddnR clause october
November delivery. d b-blh.
2:3O p. .m-COtton-F -Futures-Upands Low Midimg clause
March and April delivery 2O4 no. June ana Juy de'ey'
q lZ-U4d ,,,,,,,-- -.
Jpm--CottOn-Fu -Futures-Uplands Low Midlling clause,
Apfl and NAV delivery 3B4d do August and september
delivery. 2O-64d. Futures closed firm ~ -
GALVESTON, March 2i.-COttOn firm; Mdding, 1895 Low
Mddng 10 7lB; Good Ordinary, 9'si net receipts, 3lb
bales gross BIG bales; Exports To tireat Britain Daes
sales, lBS Dacsi stock 26,O9O bales
SavGNSAH March 3i.-Cotton 6rn Middng 1O7a Low
Mdding IOl2 Good Ordinary, %; net and receipts
4lJ bales; Exports to Great Britain bales; to me
Continent - bales COastwise 1885 bales sales 500
bales: last evening" 400 bales; stock, 1892 bales
March "A. Cotton irm Midtltng 10 l5.lb
Low Mddlng loss Good Ordinary, 10; receipts 3,24s
bales; gross 34s bales Exports Great Britain, SG9l
bales: France, bales the continent 500 bales
Coaswise 1903 bales 1000 bales stock 257503 bales
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
Mem pnbIicaiions.
WILL CARLETON,


The we'll known aathor Of BETSY AND ARE OUT anu
,ther FARM BALLADS, contributes n asurrlnB -,
WHEEIMANs SONG, wntten In his best sve' ano iii"'
trated by Henry Sandman to the Aprh lssue :"
OUTING.
Other speciaI textures Of this number
NOVA SCOTIA AND THE ISLANDS BEYOND W NAL
Rron Illustrated by Edmund III. Garrett
pru1NIscENCFs OF ALASKA CANOEING, by c. e. s.
Wood. Illustrated by y. O. Hassam.
GRINpsToNE ISLAND BND Irs SURROUNDINGS ty
Frank III Taylor. PrOfusey illustrated
ARCHERY IN AMERICA. illustration engraved Dy l.
Cole
SUMMER swEETHEARTs. Chapters XII1-AN' D'
Maurice Thompson.
HOW A YACHT SPOILED A SUMMER BY KATE Op'O"
Clark.
BoMBUs TERRESTRIs, by T. $. Glloert
And a largo variety OF other entertaining n"''oi'
THE NEW.YoRK TRIBUNE SAYS 49,, ,.,,os,
"oU1ING ia a periodical which deserves inc henuo
,re,como at the hands OF busy Americans Any 'ni"B
which will lead them to seek outdoor iie ough' 70 DO n
copraeed and this OUTING does in beguiins iaSh'o
For sale by all dealers 20 cents a copy
THE WHEELMAN COMPANY PuonsneI''
175 Tre,nOnt-st Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
n1-nnnrAN pnnnrcN nfAnKrrs-

LIVERPOOL, March 24Provisons- Bacon-Cumberland Cut
Middles, 45s Od; short Clear Mlddles
Od short RIBS 4js Od; shoulders 36s per cwt Beef
lOs for Indian Mess; India Mess ss POrk-PIme
Mess 7ja Ui. per bbl. Prime Mess Eastern SOs; West
ern 7O3 Lard-Amercan 4Gs I'd Prime Western, AS Id
Lard OH AIS. 3D. Hams Long Cut 5s Shoulders, 6s I'd
Butter, lbs per cwt for finest United states. Cheese
American Choice n Wheat-Red Western Spring. 1s lOd
4ys Red Winter S. I'd bd. per GENITAL; No. Spring
IS Od New Western Winter 81. 4d; New Mixed Western
6s M California No. l. 7s 0d.GSs. 4d: California No
10 4d17s. Sd per Genital Corn-Mxed old, 6s. Id; do
Is 90 per GENITAL Proiuce-spirits OF Iurpentne
az London, 2js. o.. per cwt. Refined Petro
eum, G7,d per gallon Clover seed-Amercan Red, 60s
ajGs per cWt. TaOw, $50 "a. per cwt ROsin-Common,
As 3D.. Pale 9s. a los Sd Lin seed OIL 2ls per cwt ~
Receipts Of wheat for the week from Atlantic Ports 10000
quarters; from Pacific ports $500 quarters; from other
sources quarters Receipts Of Corn, 600 quaTters
LONDON March 2i-PrOduce-Linseed OIL A2O Os. a $50
los ton. Calcutta Lmseed 4Gs Cd per quarter Lin
seed Cake ton. Refined Petroleum. J2ld I'D
per gallon. spirits Of Turpentine 2's. 9d25s per cwL
sperm Oh, f6i@s6b per ton Kostn-ComniOn, 4s. Id
Pale, Gsdlls PrOYisOns-Larl, 45s Oh. per ewt for
American sugar, 2Os. I'd. per cwL for Cuba Centri-
uga pOarzing 96o AMI l7s Od 0l5s. Od fQr cuba Nus
a. NM ranuIn anuIl
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
TIME ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
4 NEW.YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

ArranSements OF trains from Chambers-st, Depot ,,
mDaily except sundays Day E5pTSs. ora isevns
coaches TO Cleveland CINCINNATI and Chicago .A.,r.
daily Isl Louis Limited ExnressNn0 M %sri,inx
Tor fast Gme-Pulman Sleeping CosShes 20 iunao sss
TEAS m, Niagara Falls salamanca iVo q ~ s.Sond
land $40 M Cincinnati $40 M r. L9SS n SaVE M o SO
"a IDay)-Pacnc Express for the West a SOHO Enir
banao Niagara Fails Cincinnati and Chicago h0''' INV
BUFFET smOking COACHES ache TO 70 GhicsSS, 1bs ws.,
rutherford and Passae 720 759 80 Yso yV m " midnight
Las $50 440 81 $50 $40 $50 aSV % agT iS Tmdnght
Sundays Sg Se ESQ iCo n9G9 lAS $40 40
$40 b:3O $40 $50 7$o siS ga IosJ m m u midnight
days $50 1S2f Pa,ersoa S' VA cO sac 80 m 10
40 $40 $40 5sPYs Pm siS npe p4SsH'
ngnss 0ny S io96 y II5 $50 $50 $40 sl5 and "
usSmsht sundays $50 1920 q m LAO 9SO III "S -
SswSSTs and Cornwall 1850 nj $50 4;Soe epm SUNDAY
SoniSut and Kingston and Montgomery ASOpm
s9nsS nSsScS 30 10 $50 $50 Gso sl0Pm sun
da sso !5o $50 40 slS SUNDAY
trims connect With New York. ontario and Western Sa0~
ct Manst. The train stops st Mhn,st only ss1
Port Jeryis I;o0 lO;1o M 4iSo o oi' 'A'
.Ssrs Of sNa tny %na asssE and
iO45 m 20 i2s45 a every hour. . /, ,,, ,,o,,, and
Tickets for passage and sna orders Tor lie
Nos 2Gi toI SSI BrSsdysg Isl GSsSs. SS;s N L. ~
EIeres, trains irom West arrive In NewforA NJ 'S
nSo SS u A. uhBBofT, oen1 Pass'r Agent New Yors
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW,JEKNSS,E.aaaa ENS, IA
Evsck $50 10 m 1904 400 $50 $40 $3.50 p m "
night. sundays am and 7llb m IN N a M 45O %
Manuel, spring Valley and honsey ''ho !" -"
euD''i ioaN n ADBogT Gspl Psssr Aseut. Ns"''~'>
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
pRITTSH GRAIN TRADE

LOyDoy March 2iTbe Marx Lane Express in its review
British grain trade dnrng the past week, says" Mild
continues Values o. wheat are tending downward
Trade Il inanlmate. Foreign wheat IL wletchedy dun on
arrived and one sold withdrawn and two
maued including OF No California. CaTgOes passage
neglected The sales Of Engsh wheat during the week
were quarters 37s I'd quarter against 6i324
quarters 4d during the corresponding week last
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
STEAMBOATS, ano RdiIro1os

Z EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passe
~ trains leave depot foot Of coTtant and DeserOsses sts
town. ReafiDe Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre, Towanda, wa
verify Ithaca Gonova Lyons Buffalo and the vest Puaa
o. m. for EastOn, bethlehem and COolay.
Trans leaving al $40 O. m and $40 p. connect for
all points Mahanoy and Hazle0n coal regions Sunday
train local for Mauch CbOnk $40 NJ Leave Mauch Chunk
at D.. -.
n BYINGTON, @. 2. A.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per N0rt Ricer. Teg5e,s aHi RrVr1tjs.
NEw-YoRK. March "a. 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW-YORk, MarcD II, ISsI
CoFFEE-Fair Rio, llc and dun No sales OPTIONS less
points sales a. 80 bags S.S5O
920 for April S9000l5 for MAY; S95dg25 for June and
July; $50 for Aupust s9jQ for September; g.O5
qglO for October $50 for November: aud 06 for De-
ccmber; closing weak Mid grades quiet. 75S bags Maa
Caioo sold on private terms.
COTTON-SDot Cotton higher ard quiet. Sales 226
bales for consumption. Delivered contracts 800 bales
Receipts al the ports today 9USl b6lcs 1904
week aud j.Jj6tst year since September l, 4533,O77
bales against .. 20, ,S1S same time last season.
quotations according TO Tnc American classification
fpIiO
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
CHARLES ScRIBNER'S SONS
PUBLISH THIS DAY
DrDACuE TON DODEKA APOSTOLON.

TEACHING OF THE TWELVE APOSTLES
the nanuscrpt recently discovered by the Meropoh'
tan Bryennos in the Library the Most Holy sepuchre IN
Constantnople.
The original Greek Text edited and translated with introduc-
tions and by Roswell Hitchcock and fIahcS hlo"n
Professors in Union Theological Seminary.
svo CLOTH 75 cents paper 90 cents.
THAT this writing simple and pure and 20 near the s'
and the letter OF the doctrine according to Matthew"
ia one gest evidences not only OF lts
but still more of its very great antiquity Wedo not sec no"
a. can he plaeed later than middle of the second century
II tends toward the first that century and Is by all odds
the most important writing exterior TO the New Testament
now in the possession of the Christian world
independent. $500,
For sale by all booksellers postpaid upon receipt oil
price by
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS, Publishers
FAB and 74b Broadway New-York.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25

strct Good Ordinary 81 ddding -. 10 lilo
to pgi9ts AsESr WITH ~2gs ;ss sciyity + IS, 5as @
Arm l1e2a11 May. 3Srl lsgi June lI.52Gi I53
ctb october Io5oaiii' No7em6cr I64sGi6oi Decsm5sr
HE'S hp S1 a of5 Nae IS' o. ss a "S iaSe
il45 Jy 10 iobi 5loJ Aqf9'I lHI6SdtS' H8Sansy
FL0tR AND MEAL-FLoUE-Markctdu dun, heavy and
~ to o, lower export tadng u h. aud I1boers ansac
.se.. r. 100 66is Of vLich 900 boil. we're Tor export
including 500 bbls Low Grade LTtrt at g z20.3 %,
dr Spring 81 az for W6ier WHEAT zoo bis ciiy i
M D E Nd q = q T9 for pnns 20 and 4 c5a @ S
Tor Winter Wheat l,'oJ bbls, Winter Wheat Extra,
iHS Fn E ss 55 sapsSns ] e. g & e. 0' acr
az az q Hs9 9 70 FndT DO 90 common SSS o Good ' I.rs
Western. 50 3gas g o5i Good 10 Choice. - 5oGs6e0j
Choice = 55@se Common EIira Minnesota 50 25S
as6 Patent 81 5O95G 50 Bakers Extra - 1885 75; 81
i@' ar to oSaon Gaod Good TO very cSoes s
esse ~ 2 CITY rarfP' m i,ra Ta' ar %e nss %ss' Is s5
Sg4 AT. RrSR 50 OSs az S6 log % market M cOsns
TUH 1SaddF &c" common g 5S Good
TO Choice "a 80 GS6 5O;;HhE ELOUK i,ss active and
MEAL dull yellow western. 80 80 80 brandy 80 50
GaAiN-wHEAT- marret very heavy and %al4.c. lower
closing steady "a ac above the inside prices moder
ens G sedalaTe ] aeoaa m saes G0ieo66 5us6 faae
neIading UngrSded Winter Red Sc ssi iGi no Red,
cred 40 Red Il G5 II 0G in store 81 81 for 56oo Gg
bnsh. free on board from store 81 03GSl % tor Ran
liyerel rom elevator 81 OJi5 delivered from store; No
seller March nominal a ~ Od; do April 81 OB4
81 07 closing 81 0gA do May 81 Os4asl 0ya closing,
81 O5IG do. June 81 O92GSl lOIi closing 81 O9ll DO
July I'll OS40sl O9A closing II 0Ji do. Jnly, al O99
moderate export demand Western 7OG132c Canada and
ca delivery at 7Sc BARLEYMarket without decided
change, with moderate mailing demand sales, T. 100 bush
poor Two owed Stalc O. Gle N store; dOnGO Ungrlled
canada 81 ds7c. 5000 bush No. Canada. 90c. -.
BAILEY MALT dun, prices without decided Change.
CORN-Market heavy and 340lc lower. limited export
and home trade and fairy active business on speculative
count. closing steady a nbOn The insr prices Sde l5
0Oo bush uiuIe. 5000 bush cash neludng UnGraded
Mixed at 5ZaB CT No. 3, 64ci steamer Mixed, N
6se4c in elevator, 59'lc deligerrdi No Mixed 60LS
6OL. elevator, 81 9 delivered Old No 0asqUla,c IN
closing at theinside price Ungadod White Does No
April go'so91'ae closing 50tei do May 6ISs62c clos
6Sha6S'c. closing gSisc oArs-Cash lots have do
cned IA lc, and options 5GlSc, closing steady al c
the inside prices sales go 600 bsh future 6G 900
bush. cash, including No. MIed at 3G1.i No 3 JS4d
3Sc. In elevator 3ysl d39c Delivered; No quoted 3Sa,c
No. White 4lc No 2 42c. in elevator 422c. deiyetec;
No. quoted 4lc Mixed Western, 3Y940ci White do. 46
dtbci White state ~ G44 c No. Mixed seller April
354ei do. June, 3ss4 4Oc. closing 80 PEED-
81 TO- Sllarps, 81 l0dfl Is. Rye Feed, 81.
stocks IN In Newf Brooklyn and Jersey City
grain warehouses. and held Railway Lighters Ger
uDcate.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.

N
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY-ST, NORTH RIVER.
hom Brooklyn Bridge Pier.
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV l8, 1888
For PHILADELPMIA and TRESToNo o B9u9d ao BEGSs 5
fSS m s1SDAYs at s45 No. $50 i50Op m
Direct CONNECTION at Wayne Junction for GSTmaPtOTn and
ChSstnunt I'll Hi az S0o"o'a'e' 0r 0oi'n0
pRAwING.RooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains
7:3O $40. $50, ll00 a. M, IS 946 $40. e45. 400
RoTf.ss sNRH at bio $40 85o ooV u TO SO $40 SO CSC
pm. SUNDAY, sI5 a IN. 43O p N.
Leave TRENTON. Warren and Tuckersts at AS 500 s09
005, 1905 ll:3t a. NJ 6l, az. ga, 7'2o p m sUN'
For WILLIIMsPoRT at $40. 746. 600 a m, s.45. 400
Edr ER sUNBURY ana LEwIsBURG At o40. 7:45 N. SAC
4p.m.
For READING and HARRISBURG at 740 900 Ills Q. IN,
100 J;3G 400, $3.50, 1900 p m Sundays at 53O p ~
For SCRANTON at Gas, 900 m. $40 p m.
Tx 81. d and P4TTSToN 1svS 6 g. S1 GOO m,
For DRIFTON at 6il5 q. m, 3:45 p. IN.
For TAAQUA at 645 7i6, 800 1o0, $780, Sd5, 400.
For BrTHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN and MAucH CHUNK
at $40 800 a. ~, 10O $780, S45 S'SO p In. Sunday at
$50 D. N.
For EAsTov at s:i5, 900 m, 1OO IiSO $40 400, 4sO.
$3.50 p m Sundays, $50 ,. N.
For STATIONS ON HIGR BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
For FLEMINGroN At 645 goo m, 100, $780, 400. 4So.
e. ~! ssd @ 800, 1850 no. Sun
days at 800 g. mr l'5O oSO' sOO p IN.
100 100 800 345 400 486, 300, 515 5S6, 500, $50
a. M 1880, 400 $50, 300, 1900 p m.
For ELIZABETH at 6l5, CAS- 7l9 746. 500, $50, 900
$50 1000 1890. 1lil6 1880 m, l2,46. 100 1872 200
54S 500 6ii5. $50 S:ib 100 1890 500 s45 go 1850,
1l:3O 1900 SUNDAYS az oOO $40 ~, l3O, 4!OO,
$3.50, 900, 1900 pm.
SEE1RRK S6 RFs as $40 o 1915 io e s I So i
iiS 200 $50 $500 s. go 500 $50 200 SlJ s $50 5,t5
I3.0b m. SUNDAYS at 300 9ilS, i0l6 m. 1900 IN.
rdr IIONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, so. (An raip az
300 Sl5 am, 1890 400 600 IN. SUNDAYS except
ocean Grove) atA00 l045 am.
For FREEHoLD-At6 Sl5, II g. m, li90, 4, Bpm,
for LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT ~ 0:l5
a. 10 l30 Ai3O o. m with through DarOr care 4:3O
for VINELAND and BRIDGEToN at 1850 p
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. g, North River via Sandy Hook.
S0r LONG BBANCH- EATONT0WN. etc. at y.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
Oeeai: Steamers.

rNHE II. y. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co.
Il American line for ~ Thomas. Para Mafanham,
PeInanbucO, Bahia Rad Rio de Janer1O.
Elegant passenger accommodations at reduced rates.
81. ADVANCE" Captain Beers, frOm iODertss stores
Brooklyn, wednesday March 2G &C i2 M, and Newport
News, Va, SATURDAY, March 30 at \ y M.
SIDNEY W. HOWELL secy and Treasurer 81 Broadst
PAUL y. GERHARD CO. ~. & Pass Agts. ~ D. Wm
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
From Pier No. g, North River, via Sandy Hook.
SOr LONG BBANCH- EATONTOWN. ETC.. at I y. N.

Tickets can Do procured Lberyst Pier No North
River 81, lG2 267 20720l 27 4l9, 72l 9l4, l9l7 and
S2S Broadway 7SI ana a KY 1 nrnryn ~
Eew.York city In Brooklyn Nos Courtst 1l5 RrOad
way 78O and B3S Fulton. 30 kalb
wei lea9 AuAnticaye In Hoeoken, 2o4 wsshington-st
~ Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels residence TO destination. ..,aocu "a
] NJ WOOTTFN General Manager G. q. HANCOCK @.
p and I A IL p. BALDWIN, @. Z. p A, ll9 Lbery-st'
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
6rGeher5.

6rGehcr5.
AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN wishes posi-
"A tion Tutor or Companion; graduate OF Harvard,
studied Germany been tutor IN eXfpVernOrs iay ana
n u ointment LEWIS ftUijv Address Hal Irlhunr.
4 t,kN TLEAlAN Tor French and German !;
- salary 81 2D0 another for freehand drawing and Eng
hsn; Grammar school Assistants 60 go west Apply 70
4. LOWELL & co, l6 Astor Place, y. y. City.
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. estab-
~ hsled 1853 provides promptly Best Teachers for Pm
yste Pupils Families schools, Colleges Circulars Of Good
Schools with rehdDio Information frcc 10 paTcntA skilled
Teachers always wanted. Application form lOr stamp - .
j. W. sCHERMEHhORN & co. East l4thst"N y.
A BILE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~ Of all grades tutors lecturers companors
circulars Of best schools Tree charge 10 those employ
ing teachers teachers uutil engaged. T. MIRIAM
COY RIElE& N CO.. 81 last stl-st., Union square
COVERNESS OR COMPANION.-A lady
N desires position companion or goycrncss with ladies
going 70 urOIc; speaks GcI aud French; has lived
abroad knows principal cities place. Of interest hotels etc.
Cnuu take charge Of all travelling arrangements references
given AMI required. Address Europe" care Mrs. Young
Fulton Teachers Agency No 23 Union square NeW-fork
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25

BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct limo 70 the South Of FranSe.
NFW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT q. -.
81 CHATEAU LB0ViLLE Saturday, AptI, g q
From t'Premtlees (noar WasL Ferry, Bro0kyn
Travellers for France Spain and Italy PyrsnSes PAU
Nice, Co. win time and oIpnse Dy taxing mw nnn .ao
'0'i"e0' 8-"' N'' n In BoUIANGER, 48 Beayer-st.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
CTARIN'S
STARIN'S
COMPANY

COMPANY
Office Pier Is, N. r., foot Of Cortlanttst
COnsgnments Of freight forwarded directed any psrt
ef the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds OF freight and zen
shandise to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly ghtered POM
IN the harbOr at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAE.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN q. sTARIN for NEwHAVEN leaves Pier
IL, N. r. foot of Cortandtst at ,. daily lsUNDAYs
eTcepted.l
Freight points d. L. W. r. r. received at Pier ls
For New.Haven and points East, at Pier ls.
NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Mics nos
Ten Cents via steamers Pier ], L. r, foot OF White
ball-st.
CENTRAL sHlPYARD communipaw. n. J.-Dry poe1sI
Machine and shops Everything appertaining TO the
eonatruetiOn and repair Of vessels
New-York tribune., 1884-03-25
Art SchooLa-City.

ATEW-HDRk CONSEhN Ohi
~ o EAST l4TH-sT, Third door east oil OF
SPRING tHSG, Sa3 SUMMER TERMS.
Art Schoo,s-City.
MRS JOTTISA B. CULVER will receive pupils
WArrGGoI1h ssGPoTI91ah PPaISfSG STILL LIE dkQYER9
and LANDsqAfHb qsE6bfoa SHiSA No. 3 @1aEs 1MaEshrsoSXvE
~. - ,rrNTrYGT6N' 5SiersnseV MT WILLIAM HART Mr
JAMES HART, Mr.. A. +. BELLOWS.
For Bows and Young Men-Country
ALEXANDER Military Board
N ing school, White Plains, Ny Willis fh.D, IH
A HOME-LIKE BOARDING-SCH00L for
N Young Boys. L. HINDS a. NJ ueupstead L. l.
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The nm
Ddersigned an experienced physician and teacher makes
the care and instruction OF such boys speciaV Au'
DIR WILLIAMSON, Lyme, Conn
DETvTS MILITARY ACADEMY Stamford,
Prospect m outside @ ihs % yPse PssSSIs y Ge9sS Sog M
ed5lse or business For PARTICULARS for catalogue
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college CondltiGneG or rejected l. qWioFFMXNN
DORDENTOWN. N. J.-hIilitary Institute.
I'D Prepares for College business Finely located health
iul and thorough rc% FSr SFSi'B W a. B6&FS S a. NJ Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, P0UGHKEEP-
" SIZE n T. prepares Boys for College scientific and and
Government School and for Buslnes& JOHN AlLEf'
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
worcester Macs 28i9 ys5E F9r S Information a
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
l. Chester 22d yeaE Degrees conferred , ,,.
Col. TLEO. HYATT, President
DYE n. .Y.-BTadfOrd Mansion School. Open
III ing VI sprins term FeD T. O.. COLLINS, Principal
For Young Ladies-Country.
DORDENTOWN Y. j Female College
ID beautifully located; very heahful and thorough Su-
pe0r Music Departments For circular &c, address
Rev Nm. g. BOWEN, A. ", President
HONE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
-Plfasant Thorough Safe; is boarders' l9lh year
Rev w. NJ. WELLS. 4. NJ. Principal, Hightstown NJ
For Both Sexes-Country.
A FAMILY SCHOOL, on q farm II miles
~ from Ncw-York Flushing Railroad. Children receive
mothers right good time during summers Vacl-
ton. Mrs. II. Z. MOIkELL Manhassct J. l.
pOCKLAND COLLEGE,
Ia Nyack-0u.thc Hudson. - -
BOTH SEXES. NO EXTRAS BUT MUSIC AND Arr
Private instruct backward scholars $50 send Tor
catalogue. W. II. BANNlSIEH, A NJ fIIhc'pdl
TInuri,to GrnNcu1c5