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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK, WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
Trains leave Desbrosses COandt aud foot OF West d st
For Chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls and Buffalo,
- y. III. o-,,- ~ ~. - . -.
q. - ~ o---,-,.--,. n. ,..,..-
Albany and Catskiii - go if2o nj 49o g p IN.
Newburg Kingston, Highland Poughkeepsc 49, $50. ll3
d m. $40, 1880. . p M.
.Daly. Other trains daily except sunday.
Buffet Parlor Cars $50 and ll2O a. M and Also p IN
trains FOR Albany.
Parlor Buffet $3.50 train for Syracuse ant
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars p m. train for Bunas
and Chicago.
Tickets tables at stations and at Offices OF tho
pany Jersey City Pennsylvania Railroad station brooklyn
Noa Coutst Annex 0tce, foot OF Fulton-s; eSe Fulton
st.. and No; Dekalbavei New-Iork CITY, Nos l02, 2OI
96l $685. 4l0 9i6 1913 Broadway, No Union square Ma
1877 Gthave No 1913 East l20thst, Pennsylvania R Sta
ton foot Desbrossess foot Cortands and West shof'
station. foot West t2dst.
AEMRY MoNETT. Gen. Pass, Agent
Stlte.sk
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THINKS OF IAyvEUs BY 2. Topedus. l2mo' Pp ''''
Chicago Jansen, McClurg ~ Col
THE "REMINISCENCES OF AN IDLER. by Henry "iA0"
svo pp. 500. Fords, Howard & Huibert)
LIFE OF FRANZ LIST. BY Louis Nohl rrom the
man by George p. Upton. 16mo. PIP Aoo' 'e
Japsen, McClurg d Col 49,.
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TINHE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
Il NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Arrangements OF trains from chsmbers.st Depot
ssmpay except sundays pay E5pFs,s
coaches to Cleveland Cincinnati and Chicago
6 daily Isl, Louis Limited stts Sassgs
5;25 am Niagara Falls M Hamilton ont lV ~ mi
nenaa S3 M ST. o% second aay Connect
ing trans arrive Toledo s,3o and Ind;anapShs M
Pullman bay sleeping Coaches TO Binghamton, Entra,
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel and
Buffet smoking Coaches TO Chicago.
Rutherford and pessaie 1870 $50 $50 1920 m y noon
sundays j $50 1870 N l.ib $50 N - midnight
Paterson 100 1850 $50 lo20 m 10 noon lag $50 $40
days $40 1920 m Lao $50 pm !? %ipghS 10 a,o
s go S o0v oS suS SS s pS midnight SATURDAY
surern 7;5O 1920 Lap $50 5io 6:l0 s;l5 sDd
midnight sundays $50 io'2o m lAo $3.50 m and II
Warwick $50 m 4soPm n.ooo sn,,.,
Roadout and Kingston and Montgomery m $50 M
Goshen go 1880 m $50 $50 Aso Sis pm sur.
Gay SStSdStoWn $50 IS,26 $3.50 4so sl5 pm sunday
SsS sonSess With New YORK. %s.s railroad
Port Jerys $50 loso m aSo salOp NJ sunday $50
from 54S am 10 i045 M every thirty minutes and frOm
IOA5 m TO l2:i5 every hour 80, yoo, ara
Tickets pessage and apartments IN draw
Sleeping coaches he obtained and orers ie SeeZ
snd tensier q baggage may Do e = Wests T. No5
nos Lo ,on Sr 90, o, ~ Se rownsnys Depos
| Express trains from the West aIii'e III Ne
'SO ii JoaS fSa ksBo eena pa.s Agent NswYSr,
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEWps iSInOS, All
Iras so leave 'I sso ibc $50 Gao $50 III ~N
night sundsys7 M ana AZ Spusey 7AO 10 AN i;oop%
SUNDAYS a an N. ABBOTT esa9 Passr Agent S'wSsiA
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CTARIN'S
STARIN'S
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
omce Pier ls, ". r., foot Of Cortlandtst
Consgnments OF freight forwarded directed any pan
" the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received delivery Of all freight en
shandse TO any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAH
Dor LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly tghered to any por
h the harbOr at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAla
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN II. sTARIN for NEw.HAvEN. leaves Pies
IS, N r., foot of Cortlandtst ct daily. (sUNDAYa
excepted.l
Freight points D. ". r. r. received al Pier IN
For NewHaven and points East, Of Pier l8.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles FOO
Cents via Steamers from Pier l. E. r. foot Of WHIT
hallst.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD Communipsw. N. J-Dry DocxA
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertanins he
construction and repair Of yssselA
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miscellaneous.

4 EMBELLISHMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. las broadway. corner Thirty
firss until D. M and 3OS west Twenty thrlst, corner
Eghhavc No o. East Fourteenth st. corner Union square
go Thr.aye. Forty sevcnthst Nos OOI IlLd.
ave sntar SiXcthst. and al the HARLEM OFFICE 2dOo
Third ave. one hUndredandW enynithstp up 10
p. NJ. at regular Office rates
DURCHASEh.-A young Lady OF rchneu taste
wishes do purchasing for Out0fOwn parties, all or
ders carefully and promptly eXecuc for references terms
and address, address. for week BUYER, Tribune once
TgNHE OWNER of a file of the Tribune, of any
year 80 TO rs desirious of selling same address
READER. Tribune Office, stating price.
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GUIoYE ItTSb STATES MAIL STEAMERS
ron QUEENSTOWN AND IINLRPOOL
Leaving per SO. n r.. foot OF kins.st oo -.
aluIuay, T. III
WYoMI Tuesday May ~ l2;S0 IA
VHIZONA SATURDAY May 81 i0;3O ~
x,SfSIn\SiN Tuesday, June J. II 80 p IN
~ These steamers are built Of iron with waterght COM
and are furnished with every requisite 10 MAKO
he passage the Atlantic both ate ana asIeeAOe
having Bathroom smoking roOm dTawlngI0om piano anu
library experienced surgeon sewaIess anu caterer
On each steamer The stater00ms all upper deck thus
isnrng those greatest VI all luxuIes at perfect ven
u n nssage according to stlteroom sG0 $50 and $780,
,rtcrrnedste $40. Storage at low rates. -
~ OFFICE, No. 20 BROADWAY. GUlON Il co
IANBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COM
4 1 ,PANY'S semi. weekly Mail IS. Line for PLYMOUTH
LONDON CherbOurg. Paris ana HAMBQ hG. 80,
20 hAMNONIA. May ~
VTtIA ..... Nav ~ fltlslA May "a
Rates First 500 SO and $50. according 10 location
Steerage $50 RJIud 90 reduced rates Steefage uOm
Iuro - ss. Send for Tourist Gazette" -
KUNHARDT & CO.. Gen. Agts, 40. VI broal.stp y J.,
C. b RICHARD 4 CO., Gen Pass. Agts, Ol B"ay, y. 4.
VNNAN LINE OF STEAMERS.
i FOR QUEEESTOWN AND LINFRPoOL
CITY OF btHll sarufdN MS ~ ~ j. NJ
CIT OF MuNTREAL..-...... .lhursday May -, p N.
S1IS OF FuiCNGU SATURDAY. ~ ~ II. 10 q. m
From Pier 80 new numberl North River. 49,
CABIN PASSAGE, SEQ, $50 and slO0 intermediate stO
STEERAGE, rom Now tiIk i prepaid ~ r., 40,
For passage, &c, apply to the INMAN STEAMSHIP CO.
(lmitod. Washington Bulding. broadway n Y
Pitt ldelphla once, No 100 south 4th-st.
The Brunswick self evelng Berth anofdng perfect rest
II night 10 In use exclusively on this line.
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FRupTIyE EFFECT OF CERTAIN MEDICINES
Some Of the cutaneous eruptons liable TO follow tue use
of certain medicinal have been usefny taoulteo
uy Anspitz thus: Cod liver OIL acne. Balsam copal"''
cnbebs turpentine: vesicles erythema eczema Gar
boic acid erythema vescles or wheals salcyhc ac'u'
purpura yeslccs with aryngeal tatarrh, wheas Chol
bylrate: well coored erythema prulitus, desquahoh'
puruura and petechie eczema with crust ana scao
bromide OF POTASH papues amid pustules dee' %
cnles and eCchymosis, vescles ulcers .no
erythems and papules, eczema. phosphorus P n
p6osphoric acid: bulOus eruption. OPIUM anu ipoi
nhire: erythema pular eruption with nuch i
on and prurltus AcOnite: veslcuaf chantnclua' IN
chona Jelladonna. strychnne and stiamoium' mann
| festatiOns like papule sudorates'
MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM OF ALCOHOL NOR
rrry-Some curious Investigations have been lnauc ny
mr. Richardson the famous writer on the physloogy vi
alcohol showing that mortality from that substance ~
&c ognor seasons In England, declining below the mean
from February TO April, rising TO its maximum III july
declining again until the close OF Decemoei' an" n'
rising to the smaller maximum in the first week OF 'a"
arv The Government returns are also saiu W
follow the same variation. From all TINS IL Is "S"
that certain conditions Of weather cause an lnccac
consumntion of alcohol and that this causes an nca
of mortality opposed. however, 70 lbs mctou p
the three sets or phenomelld-
weather the returns and the rate OF lhorS .
ouesop mas been raised whether II Is quite certain tt
"nortav from alcohol IFS rigtysO clasSed,
both the increased consumption OF alcOhol anu to u
crease OF mortality may not be indenendent eec's
the same cause namely, certain cohuiuohs Vi '
weather.
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Jnstrurtlon.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
CWITHIN C.. SHORTLIDGE'S
- " MEDIA ACADEMY,
m vnuNa MEN AND 30

= MEDIA ACADEMY.
Thirteen mile. from Broad station phIladephan .
Seventeen trains each way daily between NICOLA anu
Students admitted and classified at tine All student,
perienced men walters Rooms for one OF two sndens all
TasS, sns sveH books c charges Music
for admission E.een wo Yse rim
y pca for apt scholars 70 advs1 O ,en
may studies choose the gga Emgn
inc nSss', ~ students not kept back
BY detective Conditioned college has
been ncsoctei instructed privately ~, ~ Harvard
Yale TnysTy Of Of V4sn %a@s
Dickinson Institute Of Technology Troy ana boston
m1R SACADESIY has physical chemical labora
tory gymnasium ano large ball hed fiseh hd IN
yoge a9 10 the 9s IN 9SS Department every
year Twelve students fed for college and admitted In i Ss
seven churches and charter which prohibits the
For new astaied circular Media Academy address the
principal s 9 sHoRTLIpaE end psnn
Iiaryard College GRADUATED Media fenn
For Young Ladies-Country.
DORDENTOWN, n. j. Female College;
ID beauifuy located very healtul and thorough sa
per'0r MUSIC anu 1 Kew %M G. BCwEN NJ President
Mont9rts school for XSqg9 Ladies' Ne"A"VeO
For Both Sexes-Country.
A MHERST, MASS.-Family School for
"a delicate ami nervous children Special attention given
1n,lefeciiye arficulation MRS. W. ID. HERRICK.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
" and Hudson River Institute Claverack, y. I.
1920 A YEAR.
FITS ALL COLLEGES and BUSINESS.
French. Art and Music specates Both sexes
school continues open during July and August .,.
Rev. ALONZO FLACK, Phi. d., President
Miscellaneous
EUROPE.-Parents wishing to have their
A. daughters educated OF the fayore winter resorts
MIR. AND NINE MANN,
No 81 West 32d-st, Newly ork
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Ocean Steamers
PAI' TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMrhNi'
s & h.T:a
o a @ M ne
rr'n'''r LoUPs De BEBrAN agent No Bowling Green
NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80 \. r.
Ea7FF FG $sT TSS !'$ "s a
ITALY May 49, 1 FoR L q DgG DIRECT 90 ~
FEANcE 49,
f v; HURST. Manager, Washington Building Battery
''A'0 ~ NATIONAL LINE.
THE NEWLY FITTED AND FAST
Il Steamship
EGlPi.
Sail, for river cs4'1WinE SSSssr6 MAY2s
THE NEW AND FAST
AMERICA.
Sail. for Liverpool SlP WEDNESDAY,. JUNEil
Choice rooms on and % 'Ppe%sD pef2T III s
Washington H Guiding SiH Battery Place, New York
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SIS; co.
~ HoE s6G F2 hIHP PP ASb BREMEN
M WPRfA Wc% Nav Nay i iG EIfiRA Msg Ny
oP Pi cabin soo to $50 second at
lowest rates oELRrcHs CO.. No Bowling Green.
OACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
E9R fHY xGsrRaL ihA CPS
IRA and ~OIj I'll AMERICA and MEXICO. -
From New.York. pier foot Canalst, ~ H.
For tho Isthmus OF Panama q o
Connecting for Central south America and Mexico
From Francisco, ct and Brannsn 'ts
For Japan pan! and China Nav ~ noon
Excursion tickets between Francisco and Yokohama at
For HONOLULU NE .&Rf2lfE sfSiND and AUSTRALIA
AIS ',AL A sails Friday 5nn1 rriioo,.co
on arrival OF LOnlOn mails at san fIdhclsCo. am,
For freight passage and general ION a9[ 5nas
DIED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris.
ii sailing from NewYork and Antwerp every saturday;
WEI Ti a seturdsy Nav H. 1890
sa6ohs staeroons smoking and bathrooms amidshiPs
saloon $780, excursion sllO To- si9o; seeo1u sor'
500 for outward prepaidi e1oison, S9 - inclndin
5edding etc --'' PETER WIGHT SONS.
General Agents % Broadway.
SPECIAL NOlICE.-Commencin Tuesday,
- May 8. steamship Company VIII ulspacn one
OF following steamers Tor savannah every luesuy S
day and saturday at p. m c,o,, N,otorso,
CITY OF AUGUSTA E Eber
CIATTAHOOCHEB...-.. Captain oaggoI1
46Toush bills OF adng issued ali points in Georgia
Florida and Alabama.
H. Y1AqpE b. Agent p foot sprlnp.st.
or W. II. Rhett, 3l7 Broadway
WHITE STAR LINE.--MAURY ROUTE
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL Nal u p0nI MERE
RATIO cant Renee ....... saturday. May 10, p M
bnRiRTIC' Capt Parscil ... Thursday, T. 3 a. m.
BRIIANNIC Capt Perry s5sy May May - a. M
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
RATEs-saloon. 800 $50 and 800. Return tickets on
favorable terms Steerage at low rates intermediate AuF
For nsbcecn Of plans and information apply 1.-THE
eompanys Offices NO 81 Broadway New CnHrrs Aoent
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Dieamboais ano RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE wEsT,

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE wEsT.
via PhiIadelpha, Baltimore and Washington
Trains leave from Pennsylvana X X Depot
e1fsgi sYnds s ~ ExrSss an souS :
coaches chicago Cincinnati st. Louis Connects Tor q
IT, MfDNIoHr daily for Washington and All points wsst
FOR Time rabies Tickets slee"'g Berths and Basga4s
apply AZ Company ONCE. 3fe, an broadway 4CourtS
BrookIyn Psunsylvanis Railroad
NOR BOSTON. FARE ONLY SO.
Il via sroNTNGTON LIE
FAVOKITE INSIDE ROUTE ~.
Steamers daily except sunday from Pier 90 ~ ~
'"''' ~ W. PoPPLE. Gesr Pass Agt. III westst
L'OR NEW-HAVEN.-Steam leave Peck
s a. "a a"d 10, .sg No sns
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
i sATONIC and NAUGArUCK RAIfRoADs-stcamers
Siop m. Fare lower than BY any other route
For R 30 + y En %. 9nly ss ss
Rest route o Newport Fall aiyor and all easiera pom
Daily service UNDAYs INCLUDED, from PR ~ \, *
AZ b D m. steamers pILGRIN and PROVlDENCE. Coa-
necton BY ANNEX BOAT from BROOKLYN $50 Jersey tly
al o. m Tickets and may be secured In New
YORK At all the principal hotels transfer andtcfet ofnce
AZ the Office Fer -, and on steaiDers .x.xoc
Agents GenL Pass Agent
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route.
"a RosToy 49, WORCESTER 50 so. NASHUA. % s.
PORTLAND s6. and no transfer
steamers CITY OF WORCESTER
CITY OF NEw-YoRK -. -,
.o ,er M 40 North River Of Wattsst, next pier
'rre DeshroSsesst Ferry daily except sShlAys - :.
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Oceaf: Steamers.

VCenf. SlfaWFI5.
A NCHOR LINE.-U. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
Bolivia May TO- a. IN. Anchoa. May "a q, m.
Doyonia May H. l0a m ,lrcJssia MAY 81 10 - H.
Cabin passage, $50 $50 second cabin 40
Steerage-Outward 81 3 prepait s2l
LIVENPOOLA MD QUETNSIOWN SERVICE
From Pier II North River foot Of Ieroy.st
AUST l. sails May 81. June %. July Is.
Superb accomnodailons for all classes Of passengers
$50 10 500 according 20 OmmodatIOn5
second Cabin and Storage ABOVE.
For passage, cabin Paus Book Of Rates. &C. apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green
BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line 10 the South OF France
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT -
CCIIiHATTEEaRTT NIRG TX - - hont MAJ 81
CHATEAU Wednesday. June ii
From Preatlces stores" near Wa.st Ferry brooklyn.
travellers Tor France Spain and Italy. Pyrcnees. Pau
,ce q viii save time and expense by tax ng this line.
FIRST Cabin Including wne $50 tOflOU second CaDlh @1o
steerage. SO For passage apply ANGER Az Reavsrs
CUNARD LINE
NOTICE LANE ROUTE" $1,000.
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER No 40 North RIVER.
sFRVIA Wednesday May IA 530 IN
GAIIIA wednesday Nay 70 i;"X q m
| Il STA .......... Wednesday. June !, = p
a. Ca Sn y massage. $50, $40 ana 500
80 Ereisf and passage ONCE No. Bowling Green
| " VERNON H. BROWN & CO. Agents.
CPECIAL NOTICE.
r. NJ. S PAVONIA
| WILL SAIL FROM BOSTON
Saturday, May 10 $3.50 a. m
First-class cabin accommodations vacant
| For passage app, to n ppovN q co AGENTS
| 4 Rowling
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RAILROAD.
L On and after Feb; ~. 1854.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
rsins leave Desbrosses and cOrtlanat ssrs
H sfTsa e Pftssurg the West na pum.s
a Rsns2 S Gas bns
w Iii Gasp iocR & fSseg Gs M az
cOnpee Ting at Cory for Iitnsvhe petroleum oenu'
Fsse e ssss daily sas:St ssSa
sFys sD% t ss and T p and q
and fq9 r { ahd ia night via B. and O. n
Cor Atlantic Cry except sunday Nth through car Ipm
E E Say SnfnS
u &sSTy e.? adSS ss. !,
Jersey S City Sordns speedy transfer for
s}o and SsnSsv s Sr and
saS Sa aa $40 Saps sn SIssS'
$S 80 ioS9 and 1925 sunday SS' $50 90 sS M
5 sSS t9f Sss f5SR S,%Sjs @
ssoS' !S &'n $ "a s;$s
1 s Psi 7Sn 1872 sS ana 1913 1S O' LIDO
TO PHILADELPHIA.
fHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEE II JA,I b AND Q OF
sUNDA rhfA sTsf tn QSEw n PmsIADEl'
RHs FEsS P HFF NEE 4fEHG$SR E&Ui
Express New.York DesbrOses and Cortland,
and I, LIN IL lilo O5sI. A, ssag
S49 4 . g. Z ana p m ana and dsu. and p night
Trains leaving NewYoTE daily except sunday 100 $50 and
lll0a Ii, |. 2. and m, connect at Trenton fof
Camden.
RspTn9 trains s5ve escepf Moeday s5n sB $50 sd
Il, and iii 5s m. Qmted Express 1:SO aud $40 p, mr.
500 4, 1896, $3.50 a l. 1920 Limited, Ji3O, 40 7a3
and D m Leave Philadelphia via Camden, 500 a. N
daily except sunday
nj 5ss 81 @ ' saG sTSsdy S4,
md Brooklyn Annex Sfs e aGn f saoS Jersey CITY,
EmgrSnt ONCE No Battery Place and Castle Gas
den. -, -, -.
from hotels and residences.
CHARLES r.. PUGH j. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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Musical Instructio

Musical instruction.
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
~ bEA ST l4TH-Sr. Third door east OF FIFTH-AVE.
incorporated SEQ.
The NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOL and SCHOOL Of
Elocution Modern Language Drawing and Painting,
SPRING and SUMNER TERMS.
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED E9UIp
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CON5ISE
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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For Both Sexes-Country.
A MHERST MASS.-Family School for
"A delicate ami nervous Children Special attention given
1n Jefectiye arficuation MRS w. ID. HERRICK.
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Art Schocls-City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
Nk beginning Tuesday, oct. 1G, in DRAWING. OIL and
WATERCOLOR PAINTING STILL LIFE, FLOWERS
and LA \ ESCAPE CHINA PAINT NC and DECORATION.
STUDIO No. so MADISON-AVE
References
Mr., d. HUNTINGTON. Mr. WILLIAM HART, Mr..
JAMES HART, MI. A. L. BELLOWS.
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New 1Dnblieafions.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
CHINESE GORDON

succinct Record Of his Life. by ARCHIBALD FORBES
With Illustrations including Doubie-page Brdseye Map
Of the Nile and Egyptian soudan. No 377 in Harper
Franklin Square Library. 4to paper, 20 conts.
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10 PHILADELPHIA.
fuT OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND Oh
SUNDAY; STATIONS IN PHILADEL~
PHIA IN NEW-fORB
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4 KUN L HALL. - rIo,on
~ Miss Monfort's School for Young LADIES' Ne"'ha'eD'
Conn. Tenth year begins September "a
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

tOf boys duu AONNlA- ~AOA NOuAiOiJ.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR The NEW
N YORK TRBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIL, THE
frsf Al untl n M Nest ntythirdst corner
Tigbth.avp No o. FOuTeenthst Union square
40 Ihrf.ave corner Forty.sevcnthst NOS OO7 Third
ave near Sxtieh.st, and AZ the HARLEM OFFICE, 250O
Third ave, corner UP !"
In m regular Office rates.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-11
ALLHAI1. THANE OFDYNADIITE.
Prof MezzerOR Delivers His Usual
HeartrendinG ApOstrOphe.

Prof. MezzeroR Delivers His Usual
HeartrendinG ApOstrOphe.
The transparency which hung over the
door leading to Columbia Hall, corner of
Main and York streets, Brooklyn, Satur-
day night, says the New York World,
upon which was emblazoned. Gree lee
lures here every Sunday night. Burn
everything English but her COAL" was
ordered to be taken down by the saloon
keeper on the ground floor last night. He
said it hurt his business.
Nevertheless, quite a number of men
and women found their way to the hall
last night to listen to Prof. MezzerOt's
lecture on the resources of civilization.
The speaker gave the usual apostrOphe to
dynamite.
"Some people say that it is not honora-
BILE warfare he remarked. "HonOrable
warfare be id. There is no such
thing. When England blew up Alexan-
dria, did you call that honorable warfare
(VOices-"NO, nO.") No, ! thought you
didn't. Was it honorable warfare when
nineteen ships of war were blown up in
this very country during the rebellion by
explosives patented by Pref. Able, OF
Woolwich Arsenal? Read Col. Barnes
work on submarine warfare, and then tell
me what you think of England's request
to the United States that we put stop to
the manufacture of dynamite.
'EWith 1000 men placed under instruc-
ton for six months l can teach them to
manipulate five instruments so that Ire
land can be set free at cost less than
100000.
Lord Derby, when asked which he
thought would be the preferable way of
killing a man, with gunpOwder or dyna-
mite reDlied: Il think dynamite is a little
on the side of humanity.' These 1,000men
l speak of can blow up simultaneously
every city in England. 1t will be done in
less than twelve months, you will see.
Which is the humane wayY Numerous
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