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0rac1ers.

A ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
Of all pTades tutors lecturers companions
&C. circulars schools charge 10 those employ
teachers teachers until Engaged. r. MltlAM
CONIlLRIs& co, 81 East til-st. Union square
EXPERIENCED TEACHER will take two
~ young boys her family 10 care iOE and instruct FOR
''"'' '''1 Loeb S. EasthmptoD, Mass.
1 GENTLEMAN for French and German
u salary pos another for Ieehand drawing and Eng
lsn; Grammar school 5'istaDts 70 90 West Apply %,
4. LOWELL * co" 10 Actor Flace ~ y Clty.
4 TEACHERS, Tutors, GOvemesses, sup
"A. phci free 70 employers schools recommended 10
parents FLORENCE FITCH, ~ Union square
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. estab-
n Bshed 1850 provides promptly Best Teachers Tor ir:
ystc Pupils Families Schools, Colleges Circulars o. Good
schools with reliable Oimat0n free 10 parents Skilled
TCacheie always wanted. Application form Tor stamp . 80
j. W. SCUERMLKHORN * co, East l4tlLst,A l.
rBNFACHERS WANTED Ladies' Expert
i onced Kndcr1attner for Normal School. French ana
school. drawing painting French and Ger
French English and music for city families;
French spoken, luglisl and music French ana Ehenh
family; French and German American French fo1 sew
cit cities French German, drawing and music Gcnlicmth
Mathematics aud English Yale graduate mathematics and
compositions Baptist French German cassicS ana English;
and military tactics West Point graduate pen
maushp and book keeping for city school Many other sf
rOr teachers wanted for september Apply TO MIS-. NJ D.
Young Futon Amer For Teachers Agency - Union 81
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Cxtureiors.

CONEY ISLAND, BATH AND BAY RIDGE.
Y -Isdes or Ladies ana children, when accompanied by
neiurn ca1icd free until further notice. SEA BEACH
ROUTE direct Elephant Co!os under erection
BoIts Will leave NeWYork Pier ., y r. 6l5, 40, $40
m . 4. and OK j. M Trans leave Coloy Island 3d.
80. $40 q. .. 4, 3 ana G.l5 r. m
on SUNDAYS boats leave Ncwlok hourly from IN. 10
m ana trains return COncy Island hourly from a. H.
until b. ID.
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forecs an0 Carriages.

BUSINESS and DELIVERY wagons at bar
ID gains seldom offered TBiy aud second haHd WaS-
ons suitable express HOCers butchers bakers milk,
laundry. depot ctc Wagons taken in exchange. {. l.
WINAN-, 22t Nprlug-st
NOLGATE'S BLACK HARNESS SOAP
y is considered the best for washing
HARNESS. CARRIAGE TOPS,
and all articles ma I" II
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
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11roposals.
DRnpOSALS EOR MlNERAL OIL.

JcGefsonvr Depot OF the QuartcrnastcTs Department
JEIIErs ONyLLI. Ind. AIil TO- 1854.
prouCslil duplicate, to the ueual
conditions will %" rpcciycdat this office until O'Clock p M
cn al The the Depot QuGrtcmascr san Francisco
Cal untn II O'Clock m standard time. on friday me ioih
day Of May 1881 at which Time aii pa'cs thy VIII uo
oeucd n presence bidders for furnishing and delivering
Mineral OH as follows At the JelcrHOulc Depot no an
IOpuUU gallons; at the FrucissO Depot California
~ 900 gallons al u OF tWO jgGO1 cans cach DENY
cries by June aud be competed by June 80
1884. ..-.,... 80. 81. ~, I'll,
Tho Government the right 10 reject any or az DDS
Prierence eli articles Of dOmesc production and man
ufactrc conditions price and qualify being equal an
eu,h pCcreuCc given articles ~ american production aud
manufacture produced tie Pacific coast To the extent OF
the consumption REQUIRED by the public service there.
blanks and full Information TO manner OF bidding ETC.
will he furnished by this ngce and by the Depot QuaTternas
'c "' '"l 5i!tsie. - VT1 \ 49, or Mr. GcnI L A
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O. tllhom 81 Nlan Concern.

S500 FOR A POEM.
p T. Barnrm $500 for the best poem on the Royal
= rred White Elephant TOUSG TALOUNG. Judges John
" BRADY and 4 DalY and the Rev Robert Colyer COMPOSE
mo rOnmittee For ful details. address PRIZE POEM
CoNMITTEE care Of D. Appleton Co, BOnisti New
io" BARNUM BAILEY e HUTCHINSON.
NOR EUROPE.-Dr. LoOmis's Tenth Annual
i Party TO GERMANY SWITZERLAND aud ITALY.
strictly select and limited First section on the City OF Ron
lime H. days $3.50 Second section the state OF Ne
brasks june ~, 80 days, 5000 ~ $50 .
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Tickets be procured at foot LibeTty Per Nor1
River a. l62 267 2b7.261, 271, 49, 72 9A4 lSlI Srn
1929 Rroadwayi ISL and 740 shave Riyngt33nst.
3OS East i25h-s and prncpa hoels IN
NewYork CITY In Brooklyn At Nos Co1rst no fEI aS
ave- 1871 Atlantcave In H0boken 2o4 Washingtonst,
Y Transfer Company viii call for ana cheOR baggage
hotels residence TO destination. u.~,oocr n m
J. T WOOTTEN Gen. Manager. c. q. HANCOCK q; T..
and A II p BALDMlN Il. Z. A. lie liberty st, N, "
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Ee9al Notices..
THE ARGYLE.
n. BABYLON L. l., y HOURS FROM NJ Y.
OPENS MAY, 3lST
,r,dc, pcvv mana 0en,ent and nj attractive rates.

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY in the
4 matter of the North River Construction Company on
petition etc Upon the presentation OF the report of AshDel
Green the Receiver tie North River Construction Com
pany dated AIt r. l5 in reference TO como %nt
the New Ork MC8t shore BuuhO
Railroad company and North River Construed Com
pany with the aiavts and exhibits aache 1T - ordei
On tis I2fh av OF Ap 1~Si. that the persons In Interest
be heard before the Chancellor az the NceC hanceors am
mrs In fine lfy OF Newark Friday the Ism day or Apl
ISs4 nj lOocock n to the advs1by OF uaslng such
II l. also ORDER that the report
~ RE be len until day the Office Of the Re
ceivcr room ~ Hoor Mills Building no - W2s IN
mo itv OF NcwY0 the inspection Of uY one interest
ed therein II is also ordered that any affidavit which any
cs0n nv read the be be left with the
trccvfI 't office days before the day fixed
Tor hearing 10 remain until that day. FOX the inspection Of
any np Interested therein. II OrdoTc that this
order be published daily. mp 10 the 0t hearing IN TWO OF
c daily spapers the fly of NowNOTk, and in one OF
'Ho u'i'' INV TIfLODORE RUNYON. G.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF -
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBEkrY-SC, NORTH RIVER.
)rect connection to and Brooklyn Boats
from BrOOkYn Bridge Pier
RAILROAD.
rnnWF LHH TITnAL

RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF -
NEWzJERSSEY CENTR Adar DIVISION y ISEg
FOOT OF LIBEkIH-SI, NORTH RIVE 49,
D''''' ron Brooklyn Bridge Pier.
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV. ls. 1888
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON Bound J., Brook rock
ii 2GGp @ SUNDAYS at SAB a. m, $50 i5oOp
Direct connection WAYNE Junction for Germantown and
Chestnut Hi az Counbia-aye for Manayunk Consho-
DRAWING. ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains.
Returning leave PHILADELPHIA, Ninth aud Green-sts.
1870 ~ D$ i0O m ~ i .4SS gao 6 $50 =, d2 309
M No s'$o 2e 9 nj o,0o I-C0 p 70 9o 55
pm SUNDAY $40 a m, 43O p. NJ
t sGS G 1888 warren asd 4S a NJ sun
DAYS l26. elS a. m. 6l5 D. IN
For wILLIAMsPoRr at O45. 745, 900 a. NJ. 3+5, 400
For sUNBURY and LEwIsBURo at e45. 745 a. M, 3l5.
4p.m.
For READING and HARRISBURG at 7A5, 900 l1l5 NJ,
100 1880 400, $50, 1900 p. Sundays at $50 p M.
For SCRANTON at G45, 9. 90 m. 345 p. NJ
For wILKEsBARRE and PITTSToN at go, 900 a. M
loo 1870 $40 $3.50 p. m. Sundays at $50 p m.
For DRIFTON at 6:45 a IN, 3:45 p. m.
For TAMAQUA at 6:46 746, 500 loo, 1890 S46, 400
For BETHLEHEM. ALI ENTOwN and MAUcH CHUNK
q 645 800 ~, l:o0 $780, 345' o3O p u. Sunday at
For EAsroY at s:5 900 m, 100. l2o. 84'' 400 $780,
63O D. m. Sundays. $50 p M
For m sr i10 4s5 On Ai'n DN'O'A "N' a. ''O'
For FLEAuNGTQN At $40 800 m, 100, $780, AGO. 4sO'
300, $50 p. IN. Sundays 1870 p IN.
u d S 80 S9 1890 dd 1888 no. a 30
dave at 500 m, 1870. $50, 900 p M
For PLAINFGELD at G,I5 74b 600 $50. 1890 Ills am,
Loo S $ o Sa 20 49, 49, 800 @ SS a. so Ss
am @, G} g. zoo zoo $40. 900 Zoo p. m,
For ELIZABETH at $40, $40 7.iC rs, 800. $50 200,
$40 1000 1880 has, 1850 l245 LOO 1870 300
$50 400 $40 $40, 400 AS, 40 4A5 800 6l5 5;30.
64b 800 go $50 6:tb 100, 1880 500 S45, $50 1880,
1890 1900 pm. SUNDAYS at 500 $40 M, 1850, 400,
630 900, 1900 pm.
For NEWARK at 300 $40, 65, e45 7l6, 7so 500 sl5,
lI5 200, 2:30 800, 3. 80, 400 4;So 200 5:l9 80
i2:00pm. SUNDAYS at 500 $40, 1918 am, l2OO m.
iI6 500 400. 800 615, 500 900, 1850 pm
For LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, &C.. AN rail- az
900 S:l5 a IN, 1890 400 500 pm. SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grove NJ 400 lO46 am.
For FREEHOLD-At5 Slb, II a. m, 1870, a, p. m. 49,
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARSE0AT at $40
g. m $780, $3.50 p with through paror cars on 4;SO p u
For VINELAND and BRIDGETON at 1870 p.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. s, North River, via Sandy Hook
ForLONG BBANCH EAToNToWE, etc. at A p IN.
Tickets can procured at foot Lbertyst Pier No
River o. l62 267 267.26l, gu 4le, 72 9AA iSl Spo
1929 broadway 1871 and 740 6h-aveJ Rymgt9nsti "
Greenwc 3Oa East 25th st, and principal Hotes
New York city In Brooklyn at Nos CourLst io FroSa
yayt 1913 Fulton.st, 2lO Manhattan.ayei z DC kaIo-
Atlanucave In HODOken 2o4 WashinBton.st 81,
y Transfer Company VIII call for and check baggage IRON
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
NJ .W-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

w
~ RIVER RAILROAD Nov. H. 1888,
through trains viii leave Grand 1entral Depot -,
q. m, Western NewYork and Northern Express Win
dTawingroom
$40 m Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars.
stopping Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester BuiaO Ere,
Cleveland Toledo arry Chicago Ol N next day.
1880 Chicago Express draTngro0m cars to Canan.
Rochester and BufalO connects for Oswe2o
IL m. WesteTn New-YOrk and Northern Express WIZ
draWiEl -.
5any Troy and Utica Express drawing room cara
a D. m Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy. -
G n Louis Express. with sleeping cars Tor NIAGARA
Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati except saturday. Toledo Detfot
$50 D. M Express with sleeping Syracuse and to
Auburn road also to Montreal - - p.o.o..o-
20 m Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Rochester
Bufslo Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago 81 LOUIE Oshe'
10: also IOwyle except saturday. -. .,.--...
m Express with sleeping cars 70 AIDany am!
Troy Connects wifi the morning trans Tor the Nes5 anu
North except Saturday night. , -. ~, y ,..,,,,.
Green 252 and 42' Broadway and at WeetcOtts EARres
Onrea park pace 1856 and 942 Broalway, Nt"-f
ud 3S3 Washington and S64 Fulton SITS, brooEyI alh ~
FOurth.st, Williamsburg. - -. .,.,nt,, cors "a In.
nTocud Al any Of ticket offices in New OrA Ciy ahh ~
533 Washngs0n-st. Brooklyn
rag ,ago ca led for and checked from residence. 81,
R Rt erOO1IT1V '' &. d. MEEKER,
j. ". Agent.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Boston the All rail from Grand Central Depot
express trains daily Sundays excepted TO Boston al
sleeping Sundays II 10 p. with palace slseplng
cars Newport express leaves GTand Central Depot az
= z. w. POFPLE Az at.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
onand after Feb; q. 1884; !,

IItl.AI RUM -
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains NevYok DesOrOsses and cOrlandt Street
HSTis69Is. PtsSarg the wost and South, with Pullman
and CHICAGO Limited Of Psror Dining Smoking and sosD
Sey III fSy na E GsS e:
II 9a the S ST s IeS san 10
m, arrive Washington 4e5 m RegnlaT we Is; ana =
nS SIs e K END + ana and Il night n via aaq B. and va
For Atlantic cry except sunday With through car lpm
ESrs BSandb Bay Gead JuHcton
via Railway and Amboy, a m. IL noon. S;lQ p m. On
sgnds n and M O not GP Il A9SgFS
Jersey city. acriing speedy and direct transfer fog
Tains arrive from Pttsburg $40 and l20s 7s9 and
1910 70 tally and lady EXCEPT Monday o From TON
90. 926, 1900 and 1885 p sunday $780, $50 m.
days. days. S?S PM psw RS&dsR61 zoo SS sO Sso
so as S Ga, S5G 60 1889 ISs i 1879 sas
GO tRs5, 900 1905 1920 and loss D 10.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
20 TRAINS EAcH WAY wEE Fl pay b AND OF
PHIAI IN NEw.YoRY
OoUR Efsf asB rT HHF Pl sREE ETsRGyER E&U'
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
rzpres, Train. DesbrO.ses and cOrGnds
S2S 72 s $50 q aHd 10 Limited, Il 1l1O ga m I 229.
% limited and ios and P NJ and No. y mt! night he.
Trains leaving NewYork daily except sunday 1z s;oO anq
lI:lO 2. e. and p IN, connect st Trenton foI
Camden.
Returning trains leave Broadst Station philadelphia IDOL
SD $50 A. 435 except Monday, $50 730 $40 $50
H. and llil6 IN LIMITED Express 1880 aud 5:2o ms
g. q, $50 TAO, 745 and on sunday 2:Ol, $40
800 l. 435 500 m. T. (S:20 Limited, $3.50 74O 7Ad
and p Leave Philadelphia via Camden, $3.50 q. m
daily except sunday
Ticket ofices ABS and 944 Broadway, Astor House
md foot Of pes6rosses Cotandt Streets CoartsI,
and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot OF tnltonsty
Bush's Hotel HOOOken Station, Jersey city
EmisSnt Ticket Office Battery Place and Castle Car
den. .
The Transfer Company will call for and checi
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES r.. PUGH, J. II. WOOD,
General Pass'r Agent.
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For Boys and Young Men-CounNy'
4 LEXANDER INSTITUTEm--MilitarHy y, board e1io
n ing school, White Plans,NH ORWlLLl7, fh.D, RIM
A HOME-LIKE SCHOOL for
N Young Boys. 4. KINDS, A. NJ, Hampstead L. l. -
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.1The IN
Ddersimed e1neriepeed physician and teacher MAKES
DR. WEiiIIGhMs0S, Lyme, Conn. -
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY-StamfOrd,
ID Conn on Prospect Hin, outside the village very heatey
cdess or business For particulars send for catalogue
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
SS 6 pc ID SS ass IFmoFFM&SS
PORDENTOWN, y. Military Institute ilt,s
al and thorough R 5Si W% G. B6IIS e. NJ Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP;;
sI y " GrgP %5 Goyi us oT g6HS MILEY
F2ISHP%en' S'h'0l ana '0' business ''
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ oE %gTesiec Ni'Ff a a. sHpcrutcadent p
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY, ACADEMY,
Chester 2-d year pesIe ei eGHerISl President
DYE. y. Y.-BradiOrd Mansion School. Open
IL ing OF spIing term Feb 8 CD COLLINS Principal
For Young Ladies-Country.
PORDENTOWN, \. ,J.-Female College
penOr Music and All DepartmeGs circular &C. aadie-'
For Both Sexcs--Country.
4 FAMILY SCHOOL. on Il farm II miles
- NON New-York Flushing Railroad. Children receive
mothers and Tg.t good time during summer Nat
ion Mls. IL G. NOkHGiL, Mauaassei, L. l.
NLAVERACK COLLEGE
~ AMI Husson Eiy,r lu.titnte. Claycrack, y. y
$40 4 YEAR
FITS for AL COLLEGES aud BUSINESS
french Ant md Music ZIP cialties Both sexes
School continues oycn curing July and August. .
R,v. ALON/O FLACk, Pm. D.. President.
nOCKLAND COLLEGE,
III NYacl- thc- ii ude0n.
EOTIT SEXES 40 EXTRAS But MUSIC AND All.
Private instruct on for backward scho1Is 500 send tOi
new catalogue W. II. BANNISrEK, 4 II, Principal
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For Bows and Young Men-Counxy.

Mr. u. HUNTINGTON Mr.. WILLIAM HAM, ID
JAMES HART, Mr. A. +. BELLOWS.
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gnstrntilott.

For Boys and Young Men---City.
C,CuOOT. OF MINES PREPARATORY
SCHOOL so East 45h.st introductory TO All Sclenunp
Colleges J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, G e. I'm: ID. IInoip--
TINE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, NO. 81 II
nal English classical and primary departments MA
sum. New building complete III Jus appointments A''
cath school year lust begun.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Isl
l. broadway 42dsti A7th year Primary SoBnsaSai s
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED E9UIr
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST.
EMF WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
fHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE

70 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND 0 OF
SUNDAY; STATIONS IN PHlLADEL-
PHIAt z IN NEW.I0HK
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For Both Sexes-CitY.

-CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
IA. free to parents Please give partieulara r. MILAN
COYRIERk Co, 81 East l7thst, Union square
A-CHOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
N with judiciOus advice 20 parents and gual1as IoicS
eor teachers aOyernesses art and carnnE IcV
men ed to colleges schools aud families KeisIeneS 10 w
families OF Hon Hamilton Fish Secretary ENats cyrus '"
F.eld Nine HESSE, 80 West 2lst-st. New 10fA'
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Gteantoats ano Railrodos
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ M MODEL oI FAST LINE TO THE WEST.

RALTiMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEsT ~
49, Via Philadelphia, Baltimore aud Wasbno,no
rams leave frol Pennsylvania Il. II Depot:
p m, except sunday for Washington and al, mint. Wa.
- p M DAILY FAST EXPRESS tbrui0h sleer,n.,
GoaoeS 70 ohicage Cincinnati 81 Louis Connects Tor al
~ MIDNIGHT daily for Washington and all no,r,s vos,
tCI IlmeTabes Tickets Sleeping Bertbs and Raggars
apply &C ConPsnys once $40, n proadway Conf
ST. bfOOxyn Pennsy lysnia Railroad
EOR NEW HAVEN.-Steamer5 leave Peck
a snp at5 m. and IL D. no. Sundays erceptedl IL IN
steamer drrvesin time for early trains North and East
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU
a SATONICan NAUGATUCK RA flROA Disclaimers
eaVe CatheriDe-slipa at lila Z3dst East Ryer
SAOp m Fare over ihan by any other route.
FOR BOSTON. FARE ONLY SO.
Il Via STONINGTON LINE -
INSIDE ROUTE avoiding Point Judith.
Steamers eavs daily except sunday from Pier 80 10
+. ". POPPLEs GenI Pass. Agt, III Wests&
FOR Dos ION. }Fare Only 81.
VIA FALL RIVER LINE ! Limited Tickets.
Best route Newport Fall River end Eastern points.
Daily service. SUNDAYS LUDED, from Pier -, ". r.,
at .. steamers PILGRIM and BLISTOL. Connection
by ANNEX BCAr from Brooklyn 1870. Jersey CITY AT
Tickets anC saterOOms be secured In NewIork az all
Pier 2S, and ON steamers
BORDEN q LONELIr GEORGE ]. CONNOR
Agents. Gen1 Pass Agent
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route.
4
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Art Schoo.s-CitY.

MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER will receive pupils
I'VE beginning Tuesday, 16, IN DRAWING OIL anu
WATFRCOLOR PAINTING, STILL III ~ ~ MIN
and IA \ ESCAPE CHINA PAINT NC and DICOI'AllO~'
STUDIO No. 80 MADISONANE
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
lature had great and wider responsibilities which

lature had great and wider responsibilities whoh
do not deyolve upon their successors. , 8.
To say nothing further of their actions the WHY
ings of very many eminent men OF these garry
times and many Of the patriotic citizens ol new
York who did not win prominent ulsIlhcllon-
writings which were preserved only IN lne
George Clinton papers-go far 10 prote
that wisdom is unchangllR. ~ ~
of God Statesmanship yanes little, II AZ an WIN
the changing conditions of countries IN thef inter-
relations aud interior strength; bnt statecfalt ~
as variable as the occasions for its use ihese pa
pers contain evidences of the wisdom OF our puDhc
inen as well as of heir publc and private virtue.
In $50 John Jay, then our Minister 10 spain, wrote
to George Clinton thus: "By her power. Justice,
commerce and consequence, America must expect
to gain and keep friends. The equity OF her cause
is with many only a secondary consideration ms
is an old truth but is ii not worth while TO pub
lish its entertainment and utterance by John Jay
in I7SO2 Its people the children as well as the
authors of the State bone of her bone, esh OF her
flesh and the fame as well as the material prospef-
ty of her children is among her chiefest Jewels,
while her Justice, libeTality and wisdom bring 10
her an honor in the worlds eye which binds her
children reyerently to her. l am persuaded that
the resolve of the Legislature that this COLLECTION
of papers should be thoroughly examined, lndeXed
and prepared for publication, was wise and just.
am highly honored by your selection of me as your
instrument for the work, and reverently pray lor
strength to perform it fully and worthily.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13
81. LOUIS.
FIRES-GAMBLING FRANK JAMES - SIMON
CAMERON-CATTLE GROWERS.

rFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIBUNE.l
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. lO.-The Belleville Convent
horror continues be a leading subject Of comment 1t
is generally believe that the estimate OF fatalities falls
short OF the fact and that the inquest by no means
brought out all the truth concerning the terrible afar
While no witnesses were examined the subject It Is
common talk Ia Belevie that the boarders were kept
locked In their rooms long after thu re discovered
and that only when It too late an attempt made
10 release many OF them from their dormitores The
summary Of the disaster goes far to show that there Is
grave ground for this charge. OF hEy-one re-
New-York tribune., 1884-01-13

The quack doctor delights In having his pict-
published In the country papers The theory Is mat
the picture makes people HOk and some OF them must
come him for patent medicine New Orleans Pioa-
yuna.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-12
Roses and ThOrns.

Fort WORTH, June 10, 1884.
To the Editor OF the Gazette.
Being close observer, L recognize
your paper as being the most en-
terprising journal that have seen in
Texas. Having the interest of Cali
fornia most ut heart, find myself con-
tinually making comparison with your
state. | am convinced that, were your
Red river counties located in Califor.
mia, they would be worth from $50 to
$50 an acre, instead of from 81 to $40.
Land suitable for Vineyards and fruit
in the Golden state command
from $50 to $500 an acre.
Many farmers have sold
their lands in the Fast, to buy in Cali
fornia, expecting to buy for less
money, and have the advantages OF
the climate. They 'got left" Vine
yardsts were compelled to sell their
yield for from 81 to s. per ton about
seven years ago; now the same grapes
bring from $50 to $50 per ton on the
ground. Fruit growers who were at
the mercy of the middle men" now
sell to the agents of the canning
establishments direct, for cash, and
get good prices. Grain is very low,
and will be the cause of the cutting up
of large tracts of wheat ranches into
small farms, thing much to be
desired. The death of mining-stocB
gambling, and the check upon the Chi
nese invasion, also count largely in the
causes ofthe commencement of great
prosperity, which is now being felt
Since people have shown preference
for pure wines throughout the Union
we have had great boom in grape
lands. A few years ago many farmers
rooted up their vines to raise wheat.
The same land would be worth $50 an
acre more to-day, with the vines on
it. saw "A large lot of white wine
sell at eight cents gallon nine year:
ago. The same kind is now worth
thirty cents a gallon.
award your state all the
prizes, for its wild flowers
The railroad people have actet
shamefully towards the public, by
continuing to sell through tickets cas-
and west, when they knew that Il
would take weeks to get trair
through. The post-office department
are to he condemned, for piling vi
stacks OF mail on either side of Thu
break, instead of sending through
bags by the Northern roads. A gentle
man who has been forced tn pay on
$40 in telegraphing on account of thi
bad management, saw forty-six mai
bags in the care of drunken men
Startling developments regarding tn
work of land thieves in Texas ar
promised by CALIFORNIAN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-12
THEGAzErrF: FORT WORTH, TEXAS, THURSDAY, JUNEl2

enough TO prevent us from establishing n
coaling station In any place on earth where
we cannot march our armies.
This was an argument for the build
Ing of an American navy, and Butler
is right. The fourth-rate South Amer
lean republics have war vessels that
put to shame anything that floats the
American flag. We have not vessel
that could stand before the Gillian or
Peruvian iron-clads. And as for Euro
peau navies, 1t is a fact that either
England, France, Germany, Russia,
Austria or Italy has vessels any two
Of which could steam within a few
miles of New York, or any other sea-
port city on the American coast, and
destroy 1t at leisure. The tariff laws
have driven our merchant marine
from the seas, and our navy might as
we'll be of, too, as for any use 1t would
prove in case of war with foreign
power. 81 Fw