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'E'HE ERIE RAILWAY, better known "a thu
NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements OF train, from Chaubers.st Name,
Ssm-Dhly except Sundays Day Express dra ang nam
coaches 10 BIN Sbamton. Elmirs and BuaAo seeons
6pm daily. ST Louis Limited FYpress-No extra charge
Tor iast tme-Pullman Sleeping Coaches TO Buffalo arriving
peti9iI S25 mi salamanca r;oS Gle, Gland O3
lAehnHtl o:l0 mi ST Lous $40 second .onneot-
81 m Dai )Pacnc Express, for the West solid IRAN OF
pun Hay ana Sleeping Coaches TO Bnghanton, Elndra
tnhet smoking Coaches 20 Chicago.
s:l6 pm-Emigrent train for the West ~
lao 500 4.4O $50 g. $50 80 lO3O m y mInght
SUNDAYS oi6 $50 loco m AS $50 IN l2 midnight
5i0 $50 $40 $40 1880 sis 1880 pm and midnight sua
days 645 $3.50 1920 m lao $40 p IN ~ nhnight
40 SS s sS t s y anc cS S .IaEdsy
nghps oay sundays slb a N $40 $3.50 y IN
suhern 546 80 1920 Las $50 $50 $40 sl5 AMI
~ midnight sundays 5a5 $50 10 20 lao $50 and
Warwick 1850 10 goa m 4SOpm SUNDAY. ss0am
NewbuTg and Cornwall 1907 a M $50 $50 q y sunday
RondOut and Kingston and Montgomery a m $50 M
Goshen 545 100 1920 m $3.50 $50 $50 si5pm Sun
Mddleown 54o 1905 1920 $3.50 4;s0 B. Sunday
80 so 100 N $50 IN The trains m and aSg n
at Man-st. Tho a m train stops at Maip-st only. "a,
PoIt Jeryis l;So 1920 IN iSO slS NJ Sunday $50
Boats leave ?5d quarter OF aud quarter after each soa.
from 6AJ am TO 1913 m every thirty minutes and nom
Tickets Tor passage and apartments IN Drawing Room and
Sleeping coaches be obtained and orders for the checking
NOS SSi' iO or SSf broadway. Isl wests9. T. I, No5
Courtst Brooklyn or at the company DePots s q, -lo
Express trains from the West arrive In New OK NJ so"
''O i JSaS S9u A t oena passr Agent Newyors
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY:
~ Trains leave for Ensewood Cosier reITOn5 ane
Ssnuo, spSlss Valley and SSn.sy 7iO 10 a'OOpu
JOHN N. ABBOTT GEM Psss'r Agent Nsw.York.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND o ON
SUNDAYi STATIONS IN PHILADEL~
PHIA 2 IN NETWORK.
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Ofdcher5.

A ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
IA. OF all grades tutors governesses lecturers,
circulars o. best schools free charge
those Employing teachers 10 teachers until engaged
T. MIRIAM COYkIERE 90,
81 East l7th-st Union Square.
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab
"a shed 1865 provides promptly best Teachers for Private
Pupils Families Schools Colleges Circulars Of good schools
with reliable Information free to parents Skilled Teachers
always wanted. Application form Tor stamp.
wv. sCHERMERHORN co. East l4thst, N. y.
TWO experienced and reliable ladies
tachers wish 70 take charge Of party Of young ladies'
party 70 Niagara rails only those who are willing to share
Quired Address I'll south BrOsd-st. Elizabeth M
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Gitrailons Ulnieo-females.

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
~ ASSOCIATION.
-. Chartered by the State Of New;Yori
Secretary G Ribbed attorney
Main on2G 5 sl7 TsaG%sy a saG;st
BROOKLYN. s. and s. ,;oart,st: near siiy ian
One zee entities potrons TO NE privilege OF all the OF ces
The re or The following advertisers have been In
Advertisers can he seen at orr Office
COOK.-Firstcass private family city or country No a
COOK and ASSIST wAsH.Gooa private family cook
city ~ 2 At 5d5 DG road sd excellent oun
COo n ana "a y ~ oo'A anu eAce"en' i''
LXUNDRIss- Tr.t-class private family; city coun-
MISUNDERSTANDING; Protestant: arst-class private
AMY IMYGNDkS Or s8G Young neat
'' &GGsE orr o. aSS
rcyfle 81 EXT T5S SPG ~ a. Ky F91@T both
thoroughly. No h 3 At 1917 broadway.
NURS Infants thoroughly competent city or country,
WAITREss Irst-cass private family city country.
No 10, at 1917 Broadway.
A MISS l.. CAMPBELL'S foreign and do
"a. me,tic male and fcmae EMPLOYMENT BuREAU.
Gs West 22dst servants sp2onuus families will be
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES no. LIS Broadway, corner Thirty
f EFh n %Rn p s anf Foac cSnE
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NOOK.-By n first-class German; city or
" country; best city references Mrs LAUEM
$40 East j5th-st.
COOK.-By one who understands her bust
~ perfectly country preferred city reference.
267 West l3th-st.
HAMBERMAID and WMTRESS.-Comp
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city or country. lOl East l0thst- first floor
EHAMBERWORK, &c.-By a respectable
X woman DO ChaMbcrwOrk and assist with Of
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present employer. "a lrVn@pIAce
EOVERNESS or LADY'S MAlD-Ry Young
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6tA-ave
NOTICE.-The International Agency 115
" 2Gthst 6tlave, supplies hrstcaSs coored
servants Tor every capacity
NURSE-By middle-aged American lady, or
" as companion to Invalid nrst class roicrc
CoMPAN o. box i4O l51 East Artist
TWO ENGLISH and TWO GERMAN girls
for general Homework .cy references city country
Episcopal UNION, 80 East i2thst.
XTASHING.-By a German TO take in wash
w ing. Gail at No. 339 Fast 2l st Mrs ZERENNA
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
EXAMINATIONS
4. W.s-rrAaH

TVW AUMINNIUN.
VIII 10 held in New.York in the lecture room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, 2Sdst corner Of an
ave on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATU RnAN, JUNE
26 " and 2s. beginning o'clock a. IN, June 70.
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9,WITHIN c. SHORTLIDGEs

FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
Thirteen miles from Broad street station, PhlladcphA
Seventeen trains each daily between Media and Pna
dephR.
students admitted and classified AT any time All students
board IN the school with the principal Table excellent TX
pCrieuCod men walters. Rooms iO students Gil
and completely furnished Fixed price covers Cvory
books etc No charges,
admission Fifteen experienced teachers
al all Six Harvard Two Yale Tir
y. Special Opportunities for apt scholars advance rapidly
special drill for dull back ward boys Patrons students
select studies ChsOse the regular English, Scien
tlhC Business Classical CV Engineering Course parts
Of different courses Hghsrado students not kept back
detective classification, COnduOne1 college students OF
class tntOre Young whose early education has
been nez ted instructed privately.
Students fitted at VI EDIA ACADF MY in Harvard
Yale Princeton University OF Pennsylvania Iehgh Laay
ettc, HavcrfOrd UDyersity Of virginia Williams COumbio
Dickinson stevens Institute Of Technology Troy and Boston
Poly eehnic Sch0Os
MEDIA ACADEMY has physical nd chemical ebora
tory fine gymnasium large ball field Fifteen hundred
volumes added 10 the library 1854 Apparatus doubled IN
1853 graduating cass In commercial department
Twelve students uttc Or college and admitted in 1888
The health record OF Media few parallels Media has
churches and temperance charter which prohibits the
ssle Of intoxicating drinks.
Illustrated circular OF Media Academy address the
principal and proprietor,
sWfTItiN c. SHORTLIDGE. A. B. and A. NJ,
Harvard College Graduate Media, Penn
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ROKDEAUN LINE.
ID New and direct limo to the South Of France
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU thursday. June 49, IL n.
CHATEAU "a NV 1uc-ta- .uly -. { ~. IN.
From Prcntices StOrcs Wall-st Fcrry) Brooklyn
Travellers France, spain and Italy, Pyrrnees, Pau
Nice. &c, will time and expense by taking this line
First abin Including wiue 80 500 Cabin, so
Stecrage. SIS. For passage apply 10 1900. -, ,.--
+. LIZ Boz LANCER. 4G Beaverst
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Ncm Civilizations.
DRACTICAL COOKERY.

practical COOKERY.
NINE LECTURES ON COOKING
MISS MARIA pARLOA. ..o.,
SERIES OF KITCHEN LESSONS WITH DENIM
SITUATIONS.
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. s5........PRICE' 20 CENTS
Address
THE TRIBUNE NewYOrk.
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For Young Ladies-Countrv.

For Young Ladies-Countrv.
4 TO PARENTS.-An English Yady will
As receive intoher family, MorsOwn for the summer
months ewyOunghdes where satiOn ntrcnch VIII
made specially Instruction IN other branches, Ii required
EXPERIENCE. care of Miss LEGGETT 253 5thave
DORDENTOWN, \. j. Female College
ID beautifully located; very heaful and thorough.
peror Music Art Departments Tor circular &C. address
Rev. Nm c. BOWEN A. NJ, President
GROVE HALL.
VI MOntfOrs School for Young Ladies, New Haven,
Conn Tenth year begins september "a
DYE SEMINARY,
IL RYE. NETWORK.
For particulars address Mrs. 81. LIFE.
rTHE ELMS.-Family and Day School for Girls,
Il No al Hghst, Springfield Msss. For circulars adj
For Both Sexes-Country.
A MHERST, MASS.-Family School for deli
IA cate and nervous children. Special attention
defective articulation Mrs w ID. HERRlCK.
RLAIR PRESBYTERIAN ACADEMY.
ID John J. Blair foundation Healthy location scholar.
ships prizes large endowment low rates
j. a. SHUMA kEk. Pm D.. Principal, BlairstOwn, Nj.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
~ and HUDSON River Institute Clayorack y. Y
$40 A YEAR,
FITS for ALL COLLEGES and BUSINESS.
French 7 and Music speciates. Both
Sc continues open during July and August
Rev. ALoNZO FIACK. Phi d., President
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Dressmniln1.

DRESSMAKER A practical drcssmakcr will
~ take some fine work home stylish drapng and good
Mrs CLIENT, Tribune Uptown Office .2ss Broadway
Many years experience in
~ Europe and NrwYork In leading establishments 20
out by the take work home Address EXPERIENCE
1865 Tribune Uptown Ofi,e, l25s Broadway.
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BLACK HALL SCHOOL, Lyme, Conn.,
family and preparatory school few boys Thorough
and careful training Best OF reference given
ClIAS. c. BARTLETT. Principal.
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR. .
(Pennsvyania RR. foot COrtlandt-
n New York ( At and DesbfOsscs-st.
\ a.. 4 Dan - f.,ff


g5b Xn9y xs 'G PR Si s r. ss
am, 1880 4 o 8 p m SUNDAY. 1913 a. m via Penn X h
'2 For T "a &C. !? ri s'a reading ss
9, penn a2 F &C. t 49, iG9 a. sa nSnG9y gsI
Red 1@k 9.s yo .0Se A sn%
s E% siI at OCEAN Grove go? s%
g mot oP5ns at OCEAN Grove A.6u w
For Freehold VIA Philadelphia and Readps h 80 II
Is az
g. 4 l. a. n S g. Ra n N adgs sS;s
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD -Commencing June % 1884,
n Western SeTY and Northern Express with
through dravns room car. sd 80 HS nns car,
ais Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chcaso
a. n Stat ga Lake oeors, and Montreal express.
1880 M Chicago Express. drawing cars 70 Canaan
dlguh yI'ocheser NiagsrA tFals Buhaio ana ie'hh'"
nj a m Western New.York and Northern Express with
5:6D.m. Albany Troy SARATOGA Lake Georg' and Unc'
Express. through drawing room cars
IS s. Louis Express with sleeping cars for NiagIs
Falls, Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday Toledo Deroi'
$50 p Express with sleeping cars TO syracuse and TO
@Sp% Pa:at Express. Win sr RGess.ss
Bnna dn, S 1sseot asc yo 1eIceDr Saturday
il pm H. Sight E1pres. with sleeping g Albany and
North except saturday night n,r,, n.Do, ~ Rowling
eTcS5 SIS gu and dc az Bcaawy and At %scos EIp
0fce PARK place and 7sS ana W. and "a
and $S5 WashngtoR and $50 Fulton SIS A"'
in and sleeping cars can ne
procured any offices NewYork City and al
1888 nj io anS sScd from residence
These daily. AL others daily eIfeE sunday
D. Gtnnnnerol General Agent
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WORCESTER ACADEMY. Worcester, Mass.
w Fifticth Year. Buildings admirable in appointments
Thoroughly repaired refuInsh@ during
situation charming Sanitary conditions perfect lnstruc
ton By trained teachers on tie most approved methods
Terms very S21OnO scholarship foundation Adj
dress D. w. ABERCROMBIE, A. ~ Principal.
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Nnetrnrtlon.
For Boys and Young Men-City.


For Boys and Young Men-City.
V'HE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 72l
L Madison-ave- nearGith.st Dr. ii. b. CHAPLIN, Prnoa-
pal English Classical and pr nary depart neat. ma
t4thschoo year Just oeguu
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Isl
BsssSS1{ eD 4Sa 4 W.
For Young Ladies-City.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL For Young
I'D and Misses 647 Ma dsonave undcrthe direction
Of the MOSES The school will be opened september
20. Circulars application.
MISS PEBBLES and MISS THOMPSON
WI will open a English, French and German
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Young Ladies and children Wednesday october ISL
1884 at 32 Fact 57thstr New-YOrS
i'' POI Box i99. Equitable Building New.York CITY,
MISS G. r. KIERSTEDS BOARDING and
ladies' and children viii open Wednesday ,tober 1Si at
o. East j7h-st of larkave " Y Circulars On hp
prcauon at 200 West l25tlet
AIRS. GALLAHER'S French Protestant
son.ave cor jOths All branches taught college prepa
ration special sttenon TO nteImedale ana primary classes
little boys.
MRS. SALISBURY
Corner MalisOnAvel
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
For Both Sexes-Citv.
A CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
~. free 70 parents Please give particulars f. MIRIAM
COYRIERE * CO.. 81 East l7th-st.. Union square
4 PARENTS will find free best schools,
discipline al LEGENDIES American European Teachers
Bureau, 1I95 Broadway.
MISS j. +. WREAK'S Boarding and Day
w school for yonnr ladies' and Children 959 Madisonave
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For BOYS and Young Men-countr7.
A HOME-LIKE BOARDING-SCHOOL for
~ Young Boys Z. KINDS A. NJ Hampstead, l. !.
BACKWARD and INVALID BO1S.-The UNI
dersgned an experienced physician and tea her makes
the care and instruction such boys specially Address
DIR. WILLIAMSON, Lyme, Conn.
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9liudilons t0Intco-- nll,es.


ALFONSO BRACCO, 2s3 Mott-st supplies
"A the lost men for the railroad any amount OF them.
4 MARRIED FRENCnMAN, age %, good
~ pcnman. years experience IN the commission and
Stock Exchange wish situation without salary In first
class commission OF bankers 0 IGJA16N ss East 47ths
pUTLER-COOK.-By reliable French
ID couple for private family cubhousc both 6rsass
private family cub very competent honest sober
fRa TIH Si ana ROOM 55 %
New-York city
COACHMAN.-By a married man, of long ex-
all anchcs and skIm GTiyer in me city Tor
oDdsds f''l address S East Inst mug anu
ACHMAN.-ThorouShly understands the
~ care treatment Of horsc-. carriages competent
ctien city reference Address L. w. I57 East 5sth.st
COACHMAN.-By a Protestant, single, mid
care and also rstclass carriages and
ADDRESS E s. 81 7th'avc., drug store
COACTIMAN. = Single; thoroughly under
y stands ls business IN every respects ten years city
or adj lIess 5 w. IS East 2stst care u Priest
NOACHMAN and GROOM.-By respectable
- tolts,ni naTl man n ipS IIU11 hSt COIN ,r
references. Address d. >, Tribune Uptown ONCE l,25o
NOACHMAN.-By young single man, who
y thoroughly understands the care o. tng horses; hrs
G G5c Cpoan once i,!3s BroiiGy 49,
nRlNER-By young man for doctor or
care OF road horses thoroughly experienced first
class reference; city country Address W. L. ~ East
29l-st.
GARDENER.-By a competent, temperate
NJ and experienced American situation a. gardener
private estate cemetery public grounds; thoroughly under
stands hot aad cold Fapciies orchids greenhouses vese
tables furnish highest tm'lala from past and
present employers Address sent position Superintendent
Greenhouse Department Hampton institute virginia
JOHN q. FOLSOM
EARDENER.-By n thoroughly competent
VI man IN all branches Of horticulture - year, expert
himself useful single mlddle-agrd; moderate
wages. highest city Testimonials Address 10 present
pOyer, CHARLES MI1p,HlD'f
NANTED.-By an educated, elderly gentle
w man WHO'S strictly reliable. situation 10 do ooc
work collect, sc. either In New York Brooklyn
Address l.. l.. b, Iubune ONCE.
NVAIrER.-By an Engiishman can be seen
w Employer, No $50 jthave, betwe' 2 and g.
LrcssnnilnJ.
DRESSMAKER A practical drcssmakrr will
~ take some fine work home stylish draping and good
-" Mrs CLIENT Tribune Uptown Office 2ss Broadway.
DRESSMAKER.-M Many years experience in
} Furoue New. York I'm leading establishments;
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NORWICH LINE TO BOSTON, WOKGEISS'-r,
y TER, NASHUA PORTLAND and , the WIZ u ,,e
JOTNTA1NS without transfer. city of Worcester the
travellers favoc leaves Pier No 40 North River foot OF
tanalst York Tuesdays Thursdays and Satuays
and popular city OF Boston ON Mondays wednesdays
Tmited and Excursion Tickets at reduced rates state
rooms NAV secured at 207 Broadway and at fer AZ SH
neIior adyantages are offered by this line as FAST
FREIGHT LINE. Two steamers each way every weekday
For referring to passen ger OF neg f7 Apply
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DORDENTOWN, \. J.-Nilitary Institute.
ID Prepares College Business Finely located health
ill and thorough For circulars, &c, address
Rev. WM G. BOWEN, A. NJ Principal
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nRlNER.-By young man for doctor, or
- OF road horses j. thoroughly experienced first
class reference city country Address W L. - East
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| EOACHMAN.-By Il young single man, who
Y thoroughly understands the ~ fine horses; first
class from last employer Address T. C u, IIb
/ une Uptown Ohco, ,23S BrOiiw.y.
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SUMNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Ma.
- A Elm-st.. Northampton, Mass.
SEYMOUR SMITH INSTITUTE,
y Pine Plans. y. Y. pleasant home Number limited.
Thorough successful. Send i0r circular.
GUNNER TUIrION.-A private tutor re-
- siding IN healthy and beautiful location Of the Bue
Ridge Mountains can receive two pupils SPECIAL advantages
for and NEGLECTED unpIs. Box b KOalOke, Va
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Ierm.d Idtt, go. Storage AT low rates.
OFFICE NO. 20 BROADWAY. GUION & co.
CENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

4 ' I'm IhAII ] N-ANNtl 7 INN 7 TO OVlII ~
" Between sew. York and fIlvre
Compauv's pier No AZ North River foot OF MOOnst
NDEMAN DE rringeul- W cdnc~day. June 20, ~
LAB4sA OIi edncsday, July noon
81 GERAAGN IraUb .......... Wednesday. July g,
Checks payable a sight, amounts to suit the Banque
Transatlantic OF Paris
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MARY POWELL.-For West Point ,, Corn-
vi wall Newburc Poughkeepsc Iondout ana r hIngsSi
daily Sundays excepted Leaves Vesryst ~, ana a
y Nest shore and buffalo Il. r. Tickets and Dsg e
check 10 Sangeres. Catski Albany ana al points VS.
Iso connects nj Poughkeese with trans Tor the NOttn
tickets sold and baggage checked to kneGgecE u'on' Al
TXCT'RSlON TICKETS to West Point returning VIA
west shore or Hudson River 4 r same day Si25,,or
- u.
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HAMBT KiT-A NEKIVAN PAVkET COM-
4 PANN'S Scmi.wccky Mail IS Line for PLYMOUTH
NondOnl ChcrDourg Pausl ana HAMBU re-.
\
y
Iatcs Caun so. $50. according
Eouud
Iurouc. :. for Tourist Gazette"
KUNIARDT & co, Gen Agts. No. 81 BrOal-st. >. Y.
b. RICHARD * CO.. Gcn Pass. Agts, 81 Dway, y. y.
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LNMAN LINE OF STEAMERS.

1 FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY or t..rA unr III. p.
tIIY 90. CffIt ........ saturday. July ,, . D. M
CITY OF ca 1T Thurs lay. july To- p. IN
From Pier 3j NEW nUmbcr) North River
CABIN PASSAGE 500 $50 and 500. Intermediate. $40,
STEERAGE ,..I lurk. ~
FoI passage, &C. apply to the INMAN STEAMSHIP CO.
(lmltcdl Washington Building, / broadway. y. Y.
Philadelphia once. 40. 1OJ SOutn ith-st.
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we will not evade the responsibility Of de
claring our judgment to the world of this
insult to Christian civilization embodied
in such Il nomination for the presidency of
the republic They oppose the placing of
premium on disloyalty as represented by
the candidate for the vice presidency of
the Democratic party The resolutions
conclude with an cNhOrtatiOn to vote for
virtue III the home, for protection for the
rights of the humblcst citizen at home and
abroad, for protection for American in
dustries, for the settlement of internation-
al differences by arbitration, for war
against pOlygamy, for decent treatment of
the Indians, for the preservation of the
results of the wars of the Revolution and
Rebellion, for every sacred interest of our
beloved country, by voting the Republi-
can ticket ut the ensuing election
Mr.; Blaine in reply made II speech in
which he said;
Mr.. Chairman and Reverend Gentle
mcn-This is altogether avery remar!>ablc
aSScmblagc: remarkable beyond any of
which | have known in the history of po-
litlCal contests in the United States, and
IT does not need my personal assurance
that you should know am very deeply
impressed by it, | do not feel that | am
speaking to these hundreds of men mere
ly am speaking to the great cOnGrega-
tiOns, the great religious opinion which is
behind them, and rs they represent the
great Christian bodies, | know and real
iZc he full weight of that which YOU say
to me, and of the influence which You ten
der to me. Were it to me personally |
confess that should be overcome by the
compliment and the weight of confidence
which ii carries, but know that it L. cN-
tended to me as the representative of the
party whose creed and whose practice are
IN harmony with the churches. The Re
publican party, from its very outset. stood
UuOn the imprrguablr DlatfOrm of ODpO-
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or royal man in the temper of him re
mn tel me- something of old Sterling, CN-
Ccpt lndt Tor IRISH barney You must sub
stItutca lund of Welsh ChOcr He left
me to ~ smuNnE along the streets about
ten a. ngut. he himself retiring then,
naNinr walked me through the Crescent,
pmk, etc, IN the dusk before.
Mrs. Carlyle suffered from her husbands
"Outbursts Uf bilious humOr' time and
again. Mr. FrOude writes
When he was at Il distance from her ne
was pHSsOnatcly anxious about her health.
When he was at home, his own discom-
forts, real or imaginary, left no room for
thought of others. eff Carlyle wakes
once in a night" she said to me, che will
complain of it for Il week. | wake thirty
times every night, but that is nothing.
Notwithstanding all his resolutions. not
wilhstanding the fan of the scales from
his eyes and the intended amendment for
the future, things reiapsed in Cheyne Row
after Carly lu returned from Germany, ana
settled again to his work, much in their
old condition. Generally the life was
smooth and uncVcntlul, but the atlluS-
pherc was always dubious, and II disturb
ed sleep or an ind Lcstiun would bring on
Il thunderstorm. Mrs. Carlyle grew con
tinually more feeble, continual nervous
anxiety allowing her no chance to rally {;
but her indumitablc spirit held her up.
.ihc effect of the sudden and mclan-
chulv death Of his wife upon CARLYLE reap
pear, constantly after lSGG Thu, he de
scribe, hi, meeting with the queen at the
Westminster DcHmcrN
Tur queen was really very gracious and
pretty IN her demcauor throughout ru~r
greatly in my esteem 10y everything that
napycucd did not fall i'm any point. The
interview was quietly very nuunful tn
me; tine one point 1T real interest. Il som
pr,, Thought 49, Alas, how would il have
cncrrrd nyr bright ,oui. for my sake. had
She been there
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