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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11


Direct connection 20 from Lrookiyn Annex Bo,ts
TINE table, R HSISIE{ rFrEel i!yiY2i 1884,
Eoa,o, at 100 7is, gaS lll'5ams i8j 100 l39 -
gh,stnut M, at columbaaye Tor ManayunS coa'Ao.
uRAwtNdpoow CARS on an Day Trains anil SLEEPING
CAl,s ON Might Trains
He'mngg, leave PIpLNpELPHiA Snth ara [r'"n
50 Gaa I9 &c. 40 s 90 p'n NJ Oi Sr a1
pm 8UE6GY b. ia M. t3o D. m.
Gcayc rREYT9S warrcoa2q54 s g a. $780, to2
DAYS LES. olSa M, dl5p m
Tor wIrLtAMsroHr- srNerRy LEwIsBuRd, and
Tor READING md HARulSBU Mt 400 40, 900 mas
,mrg Loo 1880. 400 $780, go 1900 p H. sundays al
ToreCMANrocNM77l6.o oG .99rmn3sg 2tS p,m,,, o,o,
For WILS Ia and rlIdSS,.S 6 pm poo M
For DRlFroN az 7.l5 a. IA, $40 N.
orThMAQUA at7l5. 1i45, ooOa M 100. 1880 2t5. too
yor nrruI ruEM. ALLENTOWN and MAUCH cUUNs
attQO 7il6, 300 a. NJ. loo. 1880 $40. bAo p M sunday
For EAsroN :" 400, 7l5 7ts ooos M, 100. ii3o, aAs.
rdr 90 ,q ~ pm On ag I3 'bRib BRANCH at 400
900 a. M, 400 $50 p m.
Fer S ssS G sSnsay % Oo i'o '0o 49,
For At & S az 2t aS 800 1919 5.5 eoo
6o $685. 1887 55V a sundays aG sat 500 an iio
coop
so 7s "a o 2GS go s $780, 1913 ss
$50 SsS 900 63O 200. 500. ESQ 1880, 1900 p. M
BUNDhYs t. 300 8:46 m. 1880. 400 $3.50, 300 II p m.
For ELIZABETH At 400 900, Gl5. 90 7l6 80.
200 80 500 $50 3.i5 400 l5 4SO. 445 6O0.5 $50,
$40 600, d;l5 $40, 40 ZOO 7So 800 s45 $50 1882
b.5o 300 l5:0O pm.
For NEwARK at 500, gt5 SS. o4S 71s, Tso 800, s15.
ll5 400 $50 800 $40 900 1880, 500, 5l5 $50, 9t5'
1900 pm. SUNDAYS at 500 $40. 1910 a m. l2OO H.
ll6 300. 400. 6O0. 6:lj. $780, 900. 1880 pm.
For LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c.. (Al rail a.
III Y.
730 p. m SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove Al AOo o'Ao
am, 1900 m. 400 y. m.
For FREEHOLD-At 7:t5, II a. IN, 23O. T. o. o4o p M
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAr at 300
IN, A. $3.50 p N.
For BEACH HAVEN, ATLANTIC CITY, VlNELAND and
BRIDGETON at lao D. M
NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pior No g. North River via Sandy Hook
COMMENCE No IL NE 23d, lisa.
ForsEABRIGHT, LONG BRANCH, etc. at 49, O. II a. m,
ll6. S:45. 445. $50 y. M sundays o. II m, 0lo p H.
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at 4.3O. 900 r. M S'io
s3Op
For ELBERON, AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE, POINr
PLEASANT. eto, at $500, 100 M. 10 $40 40 80
p m. sundays Except Asbury Park aud ocean "i''e'
300. Hoo
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT atVOo
am, no. 3r46 IA. Sundays 900 a. m
For BEACH HAVEN, ATLANTIC CITY VlNELANh
BRIDGErON, &c, lilo p IN
procured foG Of I 5G s.t P. F Mo
rsenwicst iGs 20s East 26ts principal Hotels IN
New-York CITY In brooklyn at Nos Courist l9 troad'
H. Y Transfer Company will call for and check baggageroa
hotels o. residence tcdesunaton; ,,,vcocv
General Agent Gen Pass. and Ticket Agt
NJ, BALDWIN. @. II. P. ACT, lI0 Lbsgyst.NiY,
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
q. Kill AoUNTAINs.-Landnsa at Cranstons west
Pons Cornwall. Ncwburg Marlboro Milton Poughkeepse
ana E'opI' eSn5oc1g With Ulster and Delaware story
steamers CITY OF Kingston and James W BALDWIN iesve
ryery week day at m. Picr s. foot West lOthst en-
cept saturdays when city OF Kingston Leave, at M for
HOndou direct making way-iandn-s) connecting with
special train Tor al SUMNER RESORTS THROUGH THE
CAJSKILL MOUNTAINS. ~
Freight steamer will leave D. M Saturdays for all
gudtuss 80 ~A'
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DACK ARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE. so
Brooklyn.

DROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
Id For NOI NG LADIES.
The Fail Term of the I Will be lin september "ith
The ADVANTAGES for q nuisic education are superior Nc
ANNOUNCEMENTS m library, apparatus cabinets oi Nat.
anal History etc hruc liberal illustrated lcctuca ON The
Hfoicru Languages and Music u%ht by masters
Instruction thOTous h Home influences The best
CHARLES j.. NNf~i. IL. -. PRINCIPAL
is Montague 81, Brooklyn, l. l.
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CHARMS
= TNhINo
COMPANY.

- CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Oncc Pier ~. y. r., foot ~ Cor,laudtst
Couagumcus Of freight forwarded directed any par
~ The world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery " all kinds freight aud
chandisc to any part ~ tho city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAb
nor LIuHTERAGE
Freight ~ description promptly lshercd 70 any point
IN The harbor az reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. DARGEs AND 0RoNES 40 CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamers JOHN II srARIN ami IRAsIuB COMING
Tor NEW.iANEN leave Pier H. Il, foot ofCorilAndts-
ats y. daily saturdays excepted
Freight Tor points D. L. " II r. received Al ler ~
For Ncw.lIavcn and points Easi, Of Pier ~
CENTRAL sHlPYARD, Communpaw, y. DRY poess
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertanins 70 hs
construction and repair OF vessels
Branch once 7thaye, cor A.dst, open daily untA9pm
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after Au- 4. 1884.

AND UNiTFn ST I ,TfsN NIff ROUTE
Trains leave SewYoi via DcsbrOsss and Cortlanit Sired
HarT,DuTs P,tts5arg, the West and south, with Pum,a
ana hcaso Limited u P9rlor Dining Smoking aud Sleep
wa Ga, # Tx x fsST dsy m 3D. m Cory and Erie a.
NJ. connec'ing CORY Iitusyie, Petroleum
Biia@r. and The south Limited we.hnst %
NJ arrive wa:alnst9a to5 m ReSa.r VIA p Aad 2;
q@d r. r. i M D. N and u KIT and Q.
EoT Atano cy eIeeg, sunday Win through car p NJ
Long Branc RAY Head Junction and Intermediate station.
$40. 40 and p m. on sunday, AIS, and a N.
Boat. Of Br5osyn KnneH connect With all brou III tran,
Jerecy CITY lnordng speedy and direct transfer lot
Trains afTyc From Pittsburs $40 and 12oa 100 ana
Wsshirg,on and s1troro go and $40 "a, I2o. SO
@ 1888 1888 aa3 SS S5 and ao From P.%o go ' 0se
Sm PR'GeG % 5 6o no. go go tS-p5 S5o1 s
100 40 500 900 1905 IO.2o and O IS p N. sunisys
1870 and io3i m.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE,
20 TRAINS E a. w4Y wEEKiD4Ys AID OK
PIiIAi I'm NEwYoRK
Wv NEST tNP rhE FAsTF4T I'M YsIsf:
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE sAFErY
Express YevYork Dcsbros.c, and cortland,
636 325 ss' 3 I'D 10 LlmItelD Il, IlIoa m. 29s
50 Limited and 10 m. 3, = aud Up ~ and II Night,
Trains leaving New-YOrk daily. except sunday b20 s.
s:30and lll9 M l. 2 4, and connect At TToa-
Camden
Returning Leave Broadst station Philadelphia l2ois
ylo S-9 = so G5r2' 421..y go1 ,35 20 ga
g. l. - g. $3.50. TAO. 7.45 and ~. sunday i2Ol JlI
500. l. 4.s5 $50 4, 800 Limited. $50. 7ld. -lt
and : p M Leave Philadelphia via Camden, $50 n.
daily rg-pt Inday
Ticket oaces i}5 sia and pa Broadway Asior House
and foot De'Dros.es and oorsnit Streets Court,t,
aud Brooklyn Annex station. foot n FultOn.st,
Rrook iyn. Rush. Hotel Ho1'keni station Jersey Citv
fnigran Ticket oce 70 Battery Place and castle Gar
dcn.
Tho Now York Transfer Company will call fo- aud cheek
M from hotels and residences
CIIARll- I. pEdH. J. r. WOOD.
Genera Nanq~ar 30 rs~f
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.,,r uoyns or NAMES a. BLAINE, on the Issues sol OF
tho Day. Edited by W wnseS o
=, oo,,,nl;nc this book MIR Vail has followed .no
.xcellent nlan of prefxng to each OF 's soo'ion'
clank from the Republican platform anu .i' ,
o;v;nc n pertnent selection from MI p''h0'
noocbes nubc letters and other utterances' INC io
.n,t being TO show that the candiua'e mas "oo"
tbroucbout his career an earnest and Conspicuous
.drocote of the principles which the party delhe-
,atelv adopts as its own. The selections einor"'o
several of Mr. Blaines celebrated speeches. Ill Noh
Cress. including his defence OF the theory Oh Nd"
t;onol sovereignty in reply to Senator Eaton Sena-
Tor stephens and Senator Hill in 1874; his speech
nm the proposal to restore Jefferson DAVIS to cit-
,enship in 1876; his address in the Senate on d"
free ballot and an honest count in 1873; ana ms
arcnmert in the House in $40 against rredeemaoie
naner money. Apart from the Importance OF THESE
declarations of policy and principle, they are h'euN
interesting illustrations of that skill III ueo''1
which made Mr. Blaine one OF the most Po"''i"'
men in Congress. His views on the 'hhc'o q",0
ton are displayed in extracts from speech /" 'no
Senate and from letter to William Lloyu u"'ils0''
originally printed in THE TRIBUNE. IartS Oh WV
speeches in the Senate are quoted To sno" LIS
opiuions respecting the support OF the Navy anu V"o
announcement of the merchant marine; "coP'ous
extroct from his "rwenty Years of Congress
treats of the tariff and protection; ana ms approval"
of civil service reform and his foreign policy are eN
hibted by quotations from various speeches ana
writings. To these comprehensive illustrations Mt
Vail adds the two ablcSt and most admired ol MT.
Blanc's recent productions-ms Garfield Memorial
address and his Letter of Acceptance. Inc Nol"h"
is a welcome contribution to the library OF caln-
paign literature. 1t places IN CONVENIENT coinPn'
tion some of the most characteristic uttelalces ol
The Republican candidate, and 1t VIII leave upon
tho mind of every reader strong impression not
only of Mfr. Baincs commanding ability, but OF his
sinccritv his consistency aud his patriotism
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GrNcbcr5.

4 GOOD BOARDING SCHOOL for your
= ho,smly poe obtained hy applying 10 Room r. Tribune
building. circulars r.lcrenc - ami tu.i Information
MISS VI. T.. UONONAN'S TEACHERS
". bu'u and Mu.icu Agn,y 80 and "2 .sl y st.
Teacher Ca.i. ruiy.rsty Tr,c'rr uookh''puE business
$500 rusu,ss college also scVct private schools Tor pupils
'or september
AN. KINDERGARTEN NORMAL SCHOOL,
y eUMNEHSI~-ION urrus Aug a. Autumn Session
c,ors $50 board e. o ~ per yccs Emily ,oo prr and
I'D. of Nu kindergarten Nieatuc 80 Bibic House y. y.
4 ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~. of au rrUlc. tutors, roNcrncs'o' lo'iurclt com
those employing teachers. nor to tca,hors uutl engaged
J.. MIRIAM cos l,tItE 6 60.
Hl last lftutt. Union square
AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cstab-
pris flui., Schools Colleges circular. " good school,
wihr'lanc mouulliou lro, to p1cut' shucl Teachers
J.W.eDIERAfE HuuRN SEQ, last l4mel. =. V
Episcopal. GENTLEMAN WANTED to
IL touch Eurlieh hruch,e and play organ near city
salary $500 as' LADY graduate "t 'iiy NorHl 'oIc' TO-
, to-, ,Ii, .o i'.''''' ''" ''' '''' D."
'"' IW Sciil'nVERuoUN N CO., q Fast 1tbst,N.Y
V'EACHERS' AGENCY 30 West 21st-st.,NY.
roicssos teachers recommended 10 schools and families
careful advice lh choice ol best schools H. Ht0HI'
ErNlON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies
I school officer, and families Win tclchcrs aud aids
teacher, In obtaining po' nuN Apply tn A. LOWELL co
Managers. lG Astorpncc N,w.iork
XNTANrED.-By a lady who has had many
W ycais principal In young ladies board
teacher Of al English branches. mathematics and French
PRINCIPAL, Tribune once.
WANTED a Harvard \. NJ. with ff-
w teen years experience poon TO teach the classics
Address Box A1 Adams. Mass
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VO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
ROME, WATERFOWL AND OGDENSBURd
RAILROAD
THE POPULAR ROUTE

Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT via ROAE ~
CAPE VINCENT. OGDENSBU RG and NORWoODspm
daily and / 2. daily except SATURDAY o0N EGU ~ -
WATERFOWL lDa0 a m. week dsys and p m oIIJ ID 10
IL daily except saturday p. m. tram has mAH'.ns
SLEEPER 10 CAPE WING IN L. and on srlvs OF Ai IAN
tho fast steamers ST LAWRENCE and llh SLi1or
BELLE leave for CLAYTON. RoLND ISiANp MA ssd
SAND ISLAND PARK ana ALENAN DRlA bA1',s.nl
steamer MAUD FOR KINGSTON. only two hours ITO" 0-S
ln Bay
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Board ano Rooms.

East Side.
CHILDREN BOARDED at Childrcn's lnStl-
~ tute, o Lvlng-tonPlace. .
MO- GRAMERCY PARK.-To let with board
" elegantly furnished room house and surroundings un
eIcepuonablci reference
aDD.ST.. 33 EAST.-Desrable board now or
Sd for from september also table board
81 EAST l2TII-ST, near Broadway (rhe
stl Richmond-Front rooms with excellent table 81 to
sls: and two single, - $50,
.)r EAST 29rI-SF.-Ro with or with
s)O ont board lranSionts taken references
Dol EAST ST.-parlor and third floors;
DO private bathrooms private table, without board
single rooms.
no EAST DIST ST, Gramcrcy Park
IL Borders wanted; floors and single; house first
class Hptown also downtown 9th-1t
.hn.l EAST 114Tii-Sr.-Large handsomely
W. furnished front room finest outlook in tho city, in
prvate house gentleman and wife two Pentlemen
terms moicraei near Elevated station boarli required
ntQ EAST 33D-Sr. - Elegantly furnished
no Io,ms excellent Locations must DO seen TO be
appreciated; terms low.
West Side.
slE WEST 47TGI-ST-Dclghtful location;
OO superior accommodations private family references
~ WEST TENrH-ST., Near 5th-ave--
Il Pleasant large and small rooms, eICccnbOardi mod
eTateerms transients accommodated
ATHEIST, pa WEST.-llandsOmely fur
~ nlshed rooms with nrstclass table arrangements
made for fall and winter references
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
a. parents Please give particulars i. MIRIAM
COYRIERE i CO.. 81 East 1th.st. Union square
NINE. ia SILVA 4 MRS. BRADFOltDS
wi formerly Mrs Ogden Ipfmans English French and
German Boaring and Day schOO for onng Ladies' ana
Children. nos 10 ana l. est 5Sh-st NcwNOlk VIII re-
open october /. ,-
separate and limited class for little BOYS bogns september
%. Application by letter or personally rs ABOVE
4 PARENTS will find free best schools,
city, country and Europe. solid tuition board ana
discipline At IEGENDRES American European Teachers
bureau. 1913 broadway.
DACKARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE, 500
Broadway "opens Monday sept l. THIS IS The plactl
cal husuc school of The city, and undoubtedly the most
thorough school Of the Mind anywhere II "a the school o
schools and who deFrc 10 hight 'nd
business What staueh the every business
man nee know AMI much That s taught cannot bee learned
elsewhere we'll IN" school has been established now lof
twenty scytn years ard never % ouiSlug never -
o." boat bISl
ness houses the city ant everywhere spoken o ~
first rate school lis Gr.rato school and now h the
best toiuQuo about IT, can 40 rooms take elevator 60"
:. =. PACKARD. sos Broadway.
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TALL RIVER LINE.

H. ALL III Elk LINE.
FALL RIVER, BOSTON. AND THE EAST.
The most agreeable route TO the WHITE MONTANA
MT DESERT all principal cities inland aud seashoro re-
sorts OF New. England and Provinces
superb iron WOrld-ren0wned
Steamer PILGRIh steamer PRO vlDENCE
Leave days Sundays ncuded) $50
D. Pier -, North River, foot Of Murray Con-
nection Boat from Brooklyn, Jersey City
~ pm. - ,..,,,, =, .,-c or ,,,,,o
accompanies each and passengers are entertained
every evening with aPROMENADE CONCERT In the Grand
Iong Water Route Full Night Five Morning Trains
10 Boston short rail ride (Iinr 10 minnteA)
- EEWP0RT LINE;
FOR NEWPORT, r.. l., DIRECT:
MARrHAs VINEYARD, NANTUCKET AND
SEASHORE RESORTS OF CAPE COD.
MAGNIFIt ENT STEAMERs.
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
Leavs Now York alternate days Sundays ercepteD
D M. from Per ~, y. X. - .-,-
Those 'oamers make Newport their Eastern terminus mus, IN
Tickets satefoOm- Tor b0th lines may 0e urcd 10
NewYork at lG2 207 2fl AL, ga g57 and i523 BTos
way at House Fh Avenue Hotel and windsor Hotel
ticket Offices az ths ONCE on Per 28 y r. snd on b9ard
81 Y r. 90 3 Offices Court and $50 Fulton't, and
CITY AHneX Office, foot OF
list Of Fall River Line Tours ana Etcu,ons and
fnppuIE Il LOWELL. GEO. /. COMMON
Agents Y, GoD1 Pass. Agent Y. Y.
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POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence
Boston and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot
Three trains daily Sunday. excepted 10 Boston
a. p9TOr attached and 10 p. ~. with pals0s
sleeping cars sundSys at 10 with palace sleeping
cars I9tFes =" ls' DepoI az
r.
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Jnetruriion.
For Young Ladies-Countrv.

nSSINING INSTITUTE for Young LADIES
~ and Misses sing sing N Best advantages IN Art
"O"''"' Op'"' ''r REV &. d. RICE, Principal
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~ RIVER RAILROAD --Cpean'cnc.ng June q iss.
through trains will leave Grsyd Central Depot
b Il m, western New.Ivk and NOrfhrrn Erpross win
ttuy dra6iu9 room car, o iochc't"r and 'p Mon RAJ.
$3.50 NJ Fast Limited chicago Express with dining carr
stoppng ~ Albany Utics Rochester Buffalo NJ
lOll q. m next dav.
300 s-,-t "a Lake George and Montreal express
q gl draw
1880 m. CHICAGO EXPRESS drawing 20 Cana,
saisua Niagarl ifalis Buffalo and tchncs
HR.ug' connects Tor OswegO pd ~i'r -uuuFs
II m, Western New.York and Northern Express. VITA
drawing room
laop.m Albany Troy Saratoga Lake Georg. ami Utlc,
Express, thrJugu drawing room
= . m, Accommodation 20 Albany and Troy.
70 mr 81 Louis Express with sleeping FOR Niagara
fHa InnS0' Cincinnati except saturday, Toledo Dotr0i
$50 p N Express with sleeping syracuse and .,
Aubnrn road no : rltO also 10 Montreal
'rD m. ftcinC Erpress with soopns Rochester.
Bunu0 Naga'a Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit
st Lou OswoeO. ALSO Two (cIcs1t saturday.
II J. m Night ktWcss with sleeping cars Albany and
Troy connects "iG The morning trans for the West aud
Ticket. on sale At irasd Central Depot No 8 Bovine
Green, ~ snd t96 Broadway and al Wescors Erpress
Once Park plsco and 1856 and g42 Broadway New York
FOurth.st. Williamsburg
Accommodations IN drawnZToom and slccDng cars bs
REQUIRED a Of the ticket Offices Sewl city and ~
o3S Washin gsOn.st.. Brooklyn
Baggage called for and checked from residence
j. NJ IOUCEY e. u MEEKER,
General superintendent. General Pa3sen ser Agent
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r EUIGU VALLEY RAIIROAD -po..o----

trains Leave depot foot Of Corflandt and
az $40 M $40 and p. for Fs.ton Beth,bern 90
town, Reading Mauch Chunk, wikesbatre Tosanis W "
vcry. ithaca. Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West pp
through coaches run daily Local trains at m and az
p. M. for EastOn. Bethlehem and Copay. ~"
Trains leaving at $40 m. aud $40 D m conneo, o.,
all points in Mshanoy and Hazeton coal regions snnd.
trains local for Mauch Chunk $40 Leave auch Chm.
AZ pm. N""hs
CcIerai Eastern Orce No o35 nrood,av
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4 81 so TO SARATOGA ord

81 ~ 90 70 LAKE GEORGE and RETURN. tcL. ny
curing season; Troy Boats citizens Line saams.s gs1
~ ~ ana SARATOGA leave Pier - Norm pir.N LIZ
m nGpner Gay eIcegt saturday at co0neeto. r Ss
AZ Absoy' NORTH and west sundays steam.
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Musical Instruction.

1 FIRST-CLASS PIANO TEACH ER,
y vold i.ca " more scholars a7o Teaches German
frclo aul I'urcw Address NJ W., Tribune Harlem Office
COS j.. J. lth-,t.
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NEW-HAyEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM.


~ TER NASHUA PORTLAND and tho WHITE
MOUNTAINS without transfer. city ~ Worcester" tho
ivOric leaves Pier No 90 NOrth River foot Of
Car9st NcwYork on uesdays Thursdays and saturdays,
and tho popular "City Of Boston on Mondays Wednesdays
and FRIDAYS at p.
Limited aud Excursion Tickets AZ reduced rates. state
secured az 2o7 broadway aud at Pier 80 su
pcrlor advantages offered by this line as FAST
FREIGHT LINE. Two ste unerl each every weekday
For referring to passenger height rates apply
IA O. UEADY Agcnt
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WYOMING SEMINARY and COMMERCIAL

NG~rDN PENN
live. thoIJu s rool for both FrStcass In every
appointment Twenty Wstruc Fan torn opens August
-, ls-i. ItTcatdu.uc address
Ecy. l. j.. SPRAGU j., A. ~, Principal
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DoUBIE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EoUIr
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIM CJN=ISr.
LNT WITH ABsOLUTE sAFErY.
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}ALTIMn03RRIE AND y! OHIO RAILROAD.

Via Philadelphia. Baltimore and Wssbing,on
rams iesye from Pennsylvania n. II. DeDot
p. IN except Sunday, for Washn 1tou ami ai ,o.,. w
= m, DAILY FAST EXPRESS thronyh .I.smr..n
points West. " ' NO'Dects Tor III
J., MIDNIGHT daily for Washington and al mint, u
For Time Tables Tickets Sleeping Berth. IA n, ~.
apply M yompsnys Office. ~ 80 s5l and 40 n.gssgs
4Courst Brooklyn Pennsy vanis ItsIroad ''O"iSri
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points ON Hon
a sATONIC and NAUGATUCK KAItROA Ds--steannD-
leave Catherine Slip at II m. l3l st. Eat Rvan
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,enIce and Her Cls. Head Industry.

Beads are largely made In Venice,
where glass making has always been a
principal industry. II l. said that tho
invrntou 81 beads dates from tho thin.
tenth century. and Is due 20 two Nene-
uans Mott and lmbriani who were
uusd 10 make tho experiment by the
celebrated Venetian traveller, Marco
Polo. Under The Venetian Republic,
and for some years after is fall, says
cur Consul At Venice, the expectation
Of beads had not reduced the impor-
lance il has now attained. This was,
perhaps. owing TO the smallness Of the
furnaces and to the difficulty ane
length Of the technical processes TO
quircd for toe composition of the paste
The M0relll, however. who In 1870
wore the principal bead manufacturers.
had four ships at sen carrying beads "a
the East on their owl account, and they
became 80 rich that In lS60th entered
the ranks 81 the Venetian nobility on
paying the sum Of 100000 ducats 10 cha
Republic. Since 1915 this industry has
become so important as to give at tho
present time employment TO abou,
$1,000 persons. Tho traffic is carried on
with all the world, but the principal
expectation Of beads Is to the ports Of
Asia and Africa An extraordinary
stimulus was given TO this industry q
few years ago by the prevailing taste
for beads for trimming ladies' dresses.
A great extension Of tho manufacture
took place. and the labor was paid "a
high that al. who could do so gave ur
their usual trades for bead-mak ng. Blu,
when the demand for beads declined,
most Of the workmcn who had been nj
lured by fancy wages TO the bead man
uiacture vert thrown out Of work, ant
compelled TO return 10 their former GO
equations. Whatever be the cause
Matchmaking has always been the spe
cial privilege Of Venice, In spite OF al
foreign attempts 20 manufacture thu
article elsewhere. The wages In glass
works arc for q first master about 81
q day. for = second master Az, an,
for tho ordinary men from u. to 81
a day. During tho last five years TIN
average annual expectation Of bead
has been $4,000 quintals. Of the approx
innate value Of $500. 00f.-ScientyG
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