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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31

NNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TO
LONG BRANCH.
Prom Stations foot OF Dcsbrosses and foot Of corandt
Splendid Passenger Cars. Pullman Parlor Cars.
LEAVE NETWORK ON WEEKDAYS
Ais. 40 H.. u and $40 p $40 )lmlted), 4l0
o, and p III.
LEAVE NETWORK on SUNDAYS
AIS, a m. and p m.
RETURNING TRAINS
LEAVE LONG BRANCH OK WEEKDAYS
7, sos s3j Limited g. and 92) a. l. 445, $50 and
LEAVE LONG BRANCH on SUNDAYS
900 a. IN, 4:tj and $50 p N
Direct connection and from Brooklyn Annex boats
which ply between jersey CY AM ZOO Of Futoust Brook
lyH.
tanned at the following Oh IS Of the Company
NETWORK.
Nos 3 % ans t95 Broadway. 40 Aston House No. GA
Broadway. -teton fO.t DesbrO4se- station ZOO COr
landtst. oatiOn Jersey Guy Busch Hotel HoJo&en.
BNOOKLYN:
No. Courtst Brooklyn Annex station foot Of Fuonst
CHAs. p. PUGH. }. r. WOOD.
General lnager. General Passenger gent.
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DOPTLAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
and the All raj from Gra nd Central Depot
1ree express trains daily Sundays excepted 70 Boston az
Iu D. purlor attached and TO p IN with palace
sleeping cars sundays al 10 p M with palace sleeping
Newport express leaves drama central Depot at
L ". pOPPIE. AGaur
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pROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING RIVERS

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE, }
ARMY BTILDlND, SEW. YORK, July 20, 1884.
SEALED PROPOSALS In trplicatc, to be Opeued 1t ~
ccJck noon on the 10th day August 1884. ny Tor
Inc construction Of Iees AZ Charleston Harbor C anu at
Tho mouth River FOId and also for the con
sruction Of Wing and Training Walls In savannah
Haro Georgia The proposals. for each Of The several works
Will 20 the Endorsement tho envelope must
inicJ. work which the proposal offered bidder
pTcO the works al his option Spec
ncaOns instructions bidders. and blank forms for pro
posals may be obtained at this Office. .
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE 49,.
Trains leave NewYorf via De'brosses and Cortland stree
Hsrri.bur, Ptts5urg the West and shth With PuInas
f agd Css Of aTop - bions 81 and Sep
ing cars at 8 a. n every day. .,r-...
Soanectiaa CORY Titusyio peirolsan centre
Baiiimore Washlngton and the South LIMITED wshnc?a
Express" Of Pullman rsrlor cars daily except sssnay "
RR At go and $50 m SAC pm. ana y night =
aud P R r. m, p m ana u night via B. and o. b.
For At5nic City except sunday with through pm
For Cape May eEceQ SUNDAY iil0 .,,,r,,
Vi tsiSsy and A1aboy .i6 and m y noon "a
70 a. DO d not %ns sroB at bur. IN ParE
Jer.ey Cy saording a speedy direct transfer tsf
Trains aiTiveirom Pittsburg $40 and 1870 100 AM
LOGO m. daily, and a m dauy except Monda9, fnS
500. $50 800 1908 aud 1885 p IA sunday 655 6lt
foa 23 Gaa SS9 so 6o $40 IcP S adRa
e'2o, $50 1910 i;S9 N go Si6o 20 80 ~
$50 eco 895 $50 1908. LISA M $40, 735, 800 lo0s
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 THA sGSDA4 KY sTAHfoNs Is PH!LA6EG "
PIiIAi 2 IN NEw-YoRK
DOUBLE TRACK IHE, MOST. LMPRoyER EQUIP
ENr WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Train. eYork Desorosso and cor'anii
street Ferries as 'olIows ,, :, a.,
S40 4 o. s. = ; aud N. and Il night sundays 6lS 5
- Limited and % IN. 4 g. aud 9p M. and u aIssat,
leaving Ncw-GOrS daily. except sunday, I'D .
s.oand lln m, l. 2. t. and rnr connect Al iFsf
Returning trains leave Broadst. station, Phiadep l2@
3siI. 70 l. 4:'j except Monday, $50. ~ 30 ~
aud ll.l ; Limited Express l;3l and $40 p. M
s. T. . g. $3.50. 40 40 and NJ. on sandy -ll ~
800 g. 4 s. $40 a 4, l5-O limited, $50 lf1 'to
sud p IN. Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden, 80 d.
ic}e, o9ices t3i $40. snd ga Broadway As,or Hou,a
and loot u pesbrosses aud Corsnit streets. C?nrt.,
and Isrooklvn Annex station. foot Of fu,ton.t,
brook Iyn: Iush's Hotel HObOkcn; station. jersey w
Emgrant Ticket ONCE 80 Battery Place aud Caste Gar
den -. ,, -. o., . -, -, -, -, .h..x
baggage from hotels and residences .
eCHAkLE~ H.. PUGH, j X WOOD .
genera Manager General Pass Agens
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Udruets, &r.

CHEAPEST MArTINGS. INGRAM CAR
~ PETS Velvet Carpets Moquctte STAR Carpct'' Nuss'
Mats oil Cloths Mummy cloths &C.. - 90. u..,.
Ni"'' va ANDREW LES TER & co, 764 Broadway.
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TO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
ROME, WATERFOWL AND OGDENsBURt
RAILROAD
THE pOPTIAR NOTT.r-

THE ICPCLAf ROUTE
Trains leave GRAND ENIKAL DEPOT via ROME for
CARR VINCENT, OGDENSHI RI and NORW GOD 9 p. m.
day and IL p. daily except saturday. OSWEGO and
MATrki o" y lu;.O a m. week days and p daily and
IL daily except saturday train has WAdN Il
sLEEPEH 10 CAPE VIC ~ T. and srrya OF all trains
the new test steamers ~. LAWRENCE and HE ISLAND
BELLE leave for CIAl TON, ROUND ISLAND THOU;
81 ID ISbAND PARK aud ALEXANDRIA BAY. and
steamer MAUI for kNGSION. only ,wo hours from Cape
Vincent . Alexandria
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TREASURY DEFAETNENE
IHr SECRETARY,
WA-HlNGION ID. G.. July a, 1881.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y this Department until O'Clock p. on Monday, August
II, ls5l FIR supplying light 'or the United states court
House - O9ce building IN the city OF Sew orh. Tor
the sca yol ems 1g 20 ~ D. with privilege Of cxtou
period II three year, hereafter at same compenaa
ton.
Proposals gas should the pu"e per 1000 cubic
feet
Proposals. for electric hight should stat":
lst. The Of complete plant of 200 ncandcscent
light lamps. wires. engines dynamOS heIllng.
vlHtcs to couD'te
Inhalation sid plant Obc subject 10 test Of 80 days
bclO. q acCcp Jucc or Tel cton.
nd Furnishing Il,nt as abovs to be owned by the
company with stated annual cost the same nclul
N. personal -elc with the privilege OF bying the plant
for sri .u'l'ed pr.c"
3ri The cost ~ 20 sixteen candle power mean
dcsccn sls t. he supplied rom central stations inclusive
al Il rX dent thereto
Proposals. electric ID hi -houd state 10 det9 in each
and service embraced In bid and specific
there order that intelligent comparison Of bids
br uatc ....,
Ire Department The right to reject any or all bids
an - cots
- should pc addressed 70 the secretary % the Treasury
and endorsed "ropoas ior supplying Light for the court
Isigneil CHARLES f.. coon.
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Jnsiruttiou
Country.
For Both Sexes-C

For Both Sexes-Country.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE cvv
u and Hudsop River Institute Clsverao' " l.
FITS for ALL coLiEGEs aud BUSINESS
french and Music spsean, ,,v an, Bq' ,n 'et
School continues Rev SifhnL oYz6 FLAcK P6 D. President
nEGARNO SrITUTE, Rhnebeck, y. Y.
~ Fts for college OF business has graduating course
s'oo year JAMES Il. DE GARMo. Pm. D, Principal.
ERIENDS' BOARDING SCHOOL, Pr0v-
I Ienro T. I for 9th sexes Established In 1879 Term
ber henS Sept 3d. 8si &dTes. JoNEs N
uACKETTSTOWN INSTITUTE.-Young
MGn WS Scss Pommryca ani scsnic cdnTes
WHITNEY, y. D. Hacketstown tnear schoo.eys Mtnl'
BENNINGTON q. J.) SEMINARY, for both
s,xcs Ton courses 81 instruction Teachers nom Iar-
ysr mc," and sH re if ous tone hsh Good home Very
hcahfu Access easy RAGS 13ieiater Zee
Address ih'MN9 hANLoN' ~ -
DOCKIAND COLLEGE. Nvack on the lIud
Ii son Preparatory and business for gentlemen Grldu.
ahng ooursc ladies special advanisg IN aT' 20 mar
sSs ant poplar seq 81 HsT l1'3" Fosp sI'
WYOMING SEMINARY and COMMERCIAL
KINGSTON. PENN.
live thorough school io both seHet tstciass ~ every
ment twenty Instructors Fan term opens August
a. lss4 For eatagS s@ aa'Si' rAcrE l. NJ Principal
MsceiianeolJ.
I ONION INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE,
spring Grove near Iscworth. Mdle'c1, West England
~ miles from Hyde Park c,ncr, miles from Richmond
Founded the auspices o. The late Richard Gen IL
French and German taught 10 every boy Terms 80 eOanl
guincas Arrangements can be made ioI pupils 20 sag
Held master. II r. IADELl4 N. 4 = G. ; fr9'nectn,c'
where TO parents Of America pupils can also Dc
obtained.
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ElCuNuu us anu IulllOUOS.
COOKS ToUU IE !; r. TICKETS TIT llI,.I ,5-
cxdur.iou tickets 10 the Ca,sAill',
Maa6!,'s. Nj 6s-,sri i:iIo superior,
IIogramucs ID e. BY mail
Addrcs. THOMAS COOK & son.
2tl Broadway Y J.
NETWORK AND THOUSAND ISLAND
Va ~ev YORK Ontario and Western Railway and daily line
PHr.ron. CANINE CLAYTON AicytiGrl Bay Pcasantcst
route 1lonaati Islands Nisht express with Pullman
boat arrival Of tram Day express leaves NeNYork
D,Po.a ana torre, NeyYor 2ot Of cortandt pssoro,
"Surm'r Home II SOS ~, ~ -. -o6" - l.t2J
square. IN brooklyn courst Annex once 13s iuonst,
j. cAND' i,Soa' General r1sscalc gent, = stae,st
PHILADELPHIA g. READING RAILROAD
LONG BRANCH
aud tho
SEA SHORE
from stations Llbortyst and foot Of Rector-sG
SPLENDID EQUIPMENT.
MAGNIFICENT PARLOR-cARS
and TIE elegant steamers
ST. JOHNS, CITY or RICHMOND anGJEssE HoYT
cnorrE OF ROUTES by sandy Hook or Al.Ra,l
Leave Ncw-rorkj from foot or REcToRsT, PIER No.
g Y r. on w--4 days 48o 9 II a 49, 3ii5 445 $3.50
p m on suuda, s. o. IL a. m, BIS ?. n.
faye from foot OF Liberty st., weekdays 1876
9Iiam . tu. I45 $780, 1. $50, j.lj 1870 p.
tt,s4, -:t5. M, l. IA ?.
Direct connection 20 AMI from Dr1otlyn via Annex
Boat- between cr cy cry and Bridge plar Brooklyn Tick
es baggage AMI full information be obtained
the following ouccs Of the Company.
NEw.YOKK:
Nos 9i4 1928 i,ay i757 slxth-ave., 1873
l25ts station Of RectorsS, AMI FOOT Of
ery-st
BROOKLYN:
Rrookrvu Annex station Bridge Pier 4 Courtst 500 Full
toa.st.
FOR MoNHoUTH PARK RACES
On each rue'aay Thursday ami Saturday until August g.
Leave ycw-Yo.E nom piOr 40 n. K o. IL a. 1915
lI+p ~.
Leave NewYork from foot OF Li5ertyst y R, 7I5 Q. II
j. f. WOOTrEN. C. C. HANCOCK
General Manager Gen Pass, Ticket Agt
HrLALDWIN.G .F.P.A ll9 Liberty.si. y. Y.
STONINGTON LINE.
For BOSTON and all points EAST
Tho only direct line to WATCH HILL snd NARRAGAN.
SET PIER steamers leave PIER 50 " r. daily except
sundays, at } p m.
Three trains from steamers binding through to Boston
First train hour ahes o. any other line sure to
make connections IN BOSTON FOR TIE EAST.
PROVIDENCE LINE
For Providence Worcester, Nsslua and all
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS.
Train leaves Providence from steamers audng runs
through to VIII lie MOUNTAINS Fsbyans without chang
ParlOr attached.
Rhode slapd Massachusets PIER
70 y r. daily, except sundays ar 3 p. N.
Tickets and for both lines may be secured in
New OK at As'or House 2j7 397 457 7s5 9l2
way Firth Avenue and Windsor Hotes, Brooklyn Al 1888
Washinetonst. 730 Flltonst.
Send for summer cxoursJn book.
+ W. rorILI. q. T. A. i77 Westst. y. Y.
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rI'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known a. , ~
Il NETWORK. LAKE Err + AND WESTERN N'''-


Arrangements OF trains nom Chambers Il, DepS. ,.,s
3am-bay except sundays. Day LKpIrss ca" sIs,ssrf
coaches 10 Cleveland incinnstl aRi 'hcao s,tr. chfs
6pm daily 81 Louis Limited Express 20 "a arnrss
Tor fast tne-Putmtn Sleeping coaches 20 nt iGI1A ~
12' M Niagara Fsis IN hdmlt i.ypi,nd lO2 y
Detroit ~ pm; salamanca - M ,n, 'i 'i,y IOnsees
- M Daily l-Paci0c Express Tor the Wet 20 vsirA
pullman pay and stepping ea, hes 70 bnS Hoie al
Bunet Saoking Coaches 10 Chicago.
Sl6 m-kmgrant train for the Nes IN % u II n,ea
lao 800 44O 5:lO $50 6:l0 $3.50 80 l'oo i1is6L
SUNDAYS a $50 loco m t6 $50 p ~ =. 5000
6i0 go $40 $40 7SO Sl5 1880 pm and m ,a&oihn
days - $50 l0i-Os lA3 $50 ~ n IIjo ~
Newark aud Paterson via Newark 90 ~ saIsr1
40 5.-O $50 $50 13u N aud u mdhisn' =,
nghs only sunday. sle am .ig 50 1S 10 slSps
u midu KIT sundays $40 $50 1920 III L'''
MarwtcE 700 10 2oa m 40 p M. SUNDAY, n "suss
Newburg and Cornwall 100 Sa IA 3So A'V'F
Roadout AMI Kingston and Montgomery IN ''''
SUNDAY $50 IN. ,,o.., IA s,l5pm ~
day A. sS1 "a 751S $50. $3.50 $50 sis
80 $50 lu2o 90 Rdp nSaro ava Wes,ere fAD'-
nj Manst Inc m train stops At Mtn'st ONy sunday 5"
Pot JerSis $50 - 1870 am 4.5O . sloPm -
Boat. leave quarter OF and ggartGT na a and s
ION ion m - las a N every hour - ,,pr Socn ~
cgers ior passage and apartments ~ AZ. tr lie cbecsa
sna ran,r Of baggage may be left a. ne ss'
NSs I6l l0l or 051 Broadway, lst 49, - Ia
Courst Brooklyn. or at the Company paw in New york
1850 ll1Sa ava ttSoRT Genl passr Agent Ss'nsrY
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW .SGS. x
N,,.ck : sso ioami 500 400 6:4O $40 So
night SUNDAYS, and a. az SPSnsey 7lo 10
sahaAj JOIN n. ABBOTT. GsaI Passs Agent wv
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gteamboats an6 railroads.

A --ROND0UT, KINGSTON and CATS
-. Kill MoUNTAINs.-Landing at Cranstons west
Point Cornwall Nowburg Marlboro Milton Peughke epsie
ana Esop1s connecting With Ulster and Delaware stony
S,ose ana Gstssii Mountain and ksatersf kairosaa
every week days4 m pier foot Of Harrsons ~ r.. er
eept saturdays whom city Of Kingston leaves a for
Eondout GiIe2t making no waylsndnya connecting With
ChTHk1LI MOUNTAINS.
fgcEht steamer will Lave D. IN. Saturdays for all
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SPECIAL CATSKILLM MOUNTAIN TRIPS

The fast lew iron steamer
CITY OF KINGSTON
wilfleave Now York. foot Of Harsop every Saturday at
p M for ROndout, making landings connecting with
special trains for the Mountains.
Returning will leave RondOut Sunday nights IL o'clock
arrival OF special fast arriving
In New York on Monday at d a m
The route via Rondout ia tho
QUICKEST AND ONLY WAY
By which reach without hotels
oh tho Top OF TIL r CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
Regular tr ps during the week
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NrORWfCU LINE TO BOSTON, WORCFS-

" TER. NA-nUA PORTLAND and the WHITE
MoUNTA ms withol trenaer CITY Of W9rcesteI " tho
Canal,t York Tue'daYs Thursday and saturdays
Dopular "City OF Boston" on Mondays Wednesdays
and FRIDAYS at p.
Limited aud Excursion Tickets At reduced rates. state
rooms nav secured 2o7 BTOsdw3T and 40 Pier 40 Hu
perior advantages offered by This limo as FAST
fRETHUT LINE. Two eacA way every fday.
For informal referring ~ height rates apply
to q. ". brady. Agent
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DETT'S MILITARY ACADEMY, STAN
ID FORD, CONN, on Prospect Hin, outside the village
very healthy 46h year begins sept To- Prepares BOYS
Cor College basness For particulars send for catalogues
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- Instructors Languages Sciences Mathematics Belle.
JetTes Art Music ElOcutIOn Common English CONNER
oia department superior Business COLLEGES Speaking
know FrencI, ana spanish impaired.
peru Bck Building heated by steam, lighted by gas not
BATH. etc, every hall Two story
Brick Gymnaslum. c. V. PAhsELL, A; N President
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STEAMBOAT cos STEAM

~ ERs, C. II NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
sir, Pier ~ r. at NJ SUNDAYS excepted, and
Il p m sunday: included cqn1ectinE a. Newli9yen wlth
FIELD, HOLYDkE Tickets sold and baggage chez ked
al ~ Broadway. y Y, and Courtst, Brooklyn EHcur-
so TO New haven 90
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DRACTICAL COOKERY.
NINE LECTURES ON COOKING
MISS MARIA PARLOA ...-..
A SERIES OF KITCHEN Lessons WITH DEMON
SITUATIONS.
TRIBUNE EXTRA, NO s5....-...PRIcE p CENTS
Address
THE TRIBUNE. New-York
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E'ALL RIVER LINE.

FALL RIVER LINE.
FALL RIVER, BOSTON. AND THE EAST.
Tho most agreeable route 10 the Whit MOUNTAINS
MT DESERT all principal cities. inland Fnd seashoe re-
superb new iron orldrenowRed
Steamer PILGRIM. Steamer PROVIDENCE.
Leave York alternate DAYS Sundays included AZ 55o
D m from - North River foot OF Murray a. Con-
necton via Annex Boat from Brooklyn p Jersey CITY
p. 49, ,..,,r or,,re,c
accompan and passcngers are enertanod
every evening with PROMENADE CONCERT in the Grand
long water Route Full Night sRest Five Morning Trains
TO Boston, short rail ride. Time, go mnntes)
NEWPORT LIN -
FOR NEWPORT R l.. DIhECI rn
MARTHA'S VINEYARD, NANTUCKET AND
SEA.SHORE RESORTS OF CAPk COD.
MAGNIFI ENT SrEAMERS
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY -.
NewYOrk alternate days Sundays efcePtcW "
These steamers make Newport their Eastern terminus,
Tickets ami state b0tn lines may 0e secured "a
New. York 1872 2O7 261 Az 9fi h67 and l23 BIp4l
way at Asor House FIFTH Avenue Hotel and windsor iOte
ticket Offices office Ptor % r. and on DoiId
seamers IN BROOKLYN, at Annex once 1901 oi RAJ On
g.; : 7 CO.'S Offices Court and $50 Fulton''t ana
van Nostr nds Express lO7 Broadway T. D. nj.
Jersey CITY A OiNc" 1901 OF fAChan1e
Send for list River Line Tours ana EtcusonS anu
copy ~ Tip End Of Yankee Land roe on spp
DO' Iasnts Y GenI Pass. Agent y. Z.
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Ncw Dubllcallon5.

NNHE TACHYPOMP, that marvellous con-
trvauce enabling one 10 tIaye at speed Of sIty mes
story which conc volume Of the STORIES b
AMERICAN AUTHORS.
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For Both Sexes-City.
A CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
a. fTse parents. Please give particulars. T. MIRIAM
COYRIEKt & CO.. 81 East l7th.st. Union square
A PARENTS will find free best schools
"a. city country and Europe solid tuition board and
eisciPlns, a. LEHENDkkS American European Teachers
Bureau llo3 Broadway.
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IL trains leave depot foot Of Corsnlt AMI Dpsbro.ss. 80
AZ S,lO NJ $40 and D. for Eason, bethlehem tI.s
town. Reading. Maucb Chunk, Nlkesbarre, foganda Va
yery Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pur..
through coac nos run daily Local trains at a N
D. NJ for East0n. Bethlehem snd Cooay
Trains leaving at $50 m. AMI $40 m connect ~
all points In Mahanoy and Hazeton coal regions suut,s
train Local for Mauch Chunk $40 Leave Msnch Chaat
a ( d IN
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ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE

DKFW md JOHN
leave Pler ~ r., foot Of Canalat every week
n g-Ilcsets sod and baggage checked ali Pm
new forkCenJral Il r.: and West > II. -
DO 80 % bovs rad entitled 10 pas.ax. so.
etsteroom Oe'th w. W. Kp..nIS Ala
Prtsh.
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For Both Sexes-Country.
HINTON LIBERAL INSTITUTE.

A GOOD summer home instruction if de-
"A sired. highest city references reasonable Chargcs
LAMBERT ACADEMY, Wilton. Conn.
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RALTiMORE AND OHIO RAILROAn -
1 ONG BEACH.

LEAVE LONG ISLAND CITY. oppo.t. aA,, -.
Rver-Annex Boat 34thst, 7thst and James Sin IAN s
connect Daily except sunday -,05. 1905 ii eg ~
900 sos sos 7:Oa, 1928 sundays only $50 a. Il,
a no. l. 2. o 30j, 4:O5. 5. 7lO 5l5 y. IN. Wv i"ss
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RNE SEMINARY,
IL RYE NETWORK
For particulars address Mrs. s. J. LIFE.
- EAMFORD, CONN.-MISS Low, successor
- 70 Mrs Richardson day ana boarding school FOR young
/ ladies' reopens September "a
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STAMFORD, CONN.
- Mss AIkENs School for Young Ladies begins Sep.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

backward and INVALID BOYS.-The un-
ID experienced physician and teacher makes
Instruction OF such DOys sDecaty Address
WILLIAMSON Lyme, Conn.
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lnstructlon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
CHARLIER INSTITUTE, New York City,
- los west 59th-st-0n Central PARK.
For DO and v0uus men from TO 20.
rs 3 1854.
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MISS MOTIFS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
VI Family and Day school for Young Ladies' 80 30
Wallst Ncw-avon Conn The I'm year begins Tuesday,
September b Circulars sent upon application.
NSSINING INSTITUTE for Young Ladies
~ aud Misses nr sing y Y. Best advantages ia Ant
Music ElocutoD Ingsh ana Modern Languages Charges
REV. g. y. RICE, Principal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12
Llnrn md There.

Prince Bismarck private diplomatic dis
patches arc being published, and the fourth
volume is about to be issued.
Mrs. Fannie o. Lingan, 2612 Clay street.
Richmond, SAYS: "F0r days | could
scarcely eat mOrsel. and then suddenly
craving for food would possess me. This
state Of things injured my health. Browns
Iron Bitters cured me-"
on and after the lst OF Janusry next the
day will be reckoned Mt Greenwich Oh
servaiory as commencing at midnight, the
hours beng counted on up TO tweniS-four,
or midnight. again. For many years dial
showing twenly-four hours has been erected
at the observatory. but in future the twen-
ty.iour hours day will be official.
Mr.. j. A. Golden, col west Seventeenth
street. Richmond. says: 81 consider
Browns lion BiuerS superior to any other
tonic preparation. The demand for IL IL so
great that / can hardly keep myself SUP
plied. My customers have unoOunded faith
in this popular remedy
Arthur orion. the Tichborne claimant, is
to lecture in EOgland. and very likely he
will soon be coming 10 America, like all
the other claimants, whether graduates oil
the Jail or not.
Mr.. ]. II. Law, lis south Pine street,
| Richmond. says: 81 have taken Browns
| Iron Bilters for dyspepsia, and pronounce
| II a very superior tonic. | have recon-
mended il to my friends, who are equally
well pleased"
Ex-Governor "Dick" Bishop, Of Ohio,
! depyipg some recent stories about himself
declares that he has not lost money in poll
ties, having spent in the political field only
| $1,000 in all. lie failed in business last
year. but has since succeeded in making
himself financially comfortable.
DIR. w. ii. Snooks, 1903 east Broad street
Richmond, says: "Brown's Iron Bitter'
is undoubtedly fine tonic. sell a great
deal Of it, and my customers speak OF ii IL
the highest terms"
Mrs. John Drew is co years OF age;
Madsme Rlstori, 81; LYDIA Thompson
SO; Maggie Mitchell, 81; Rosa Eytlnge
as; Mr.. Chanfrau, as; Clara Louise KeL
logg, IL; Adeline Patti, IL; Lotta, &c;
Mis-. Lingard, SO; Fannie Davenport, "a
Ada Rehsu, 81; Mary Anderson, =; bul
This account must be ended here. Enough
has been risked for one day.
Miss Mary l.. Webb, 920 west Main
street, Richmond, says: - have taken
Browns Iron Bitters with great benefit,
II il certainly very superior strengthen
ing tonic"
The total value Of the Imports into Great
Britain OF live cattle, sheep, and pigs,
corn. grain. 0our, aud meal, dead meat aud
/ provisions in 1888 was Gii6.Si2. 1888, which
! is calculated 10 be 90 5s. ID. per head Of
the estimated mean population. Taking the
figures given In the table for imports and
population IN 1871 and 1883. the total value
Of the import o. all the articles increased
1913 pee cent. while the per capita value
Of The import has increased 81 per cent,
and the population has increased 10 per
cent.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Hall. 2D02 east Broad
street, Richmond, says: my physician
ordered Bfown's Iron BItters for my son
whiie suffering from ehlls. aud II promptly
and efyee,ually relieved bim. II has my
grateful Recommendation"