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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
SPOEES FRO4 TIE HUB.

BosTON, May 3l.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Bailey Alrch Will spend the summer travelling in
Russia, a. guests Of the Hon. Henry L. Pierce @: Milton
General Francis A. Walker and family Will spend the
suuIncr in Belmont, wLorc General Walker has leased
the country house formerly occupied by Nh ". ID.
IlOWclls
Captain Nathan Appleton brother OF the Late 7. @.
Appleton sails Tor Europe June = to be- absent dur
ing the summer. Ilo viii Join 3r,. Ole Ball and tho
AIsscs Iouefow and party on their trip to Norway
August.
Following immediately upon the public dinner ten
dc,cd 10 judge John Lowell last week. the death Of his
youngest son, George Lmr-on Lowell at Buliao, came
with peculiar ouorE tud pain 10 e community where he
Waa wsl.-ku0HH uild respected Young Lowell Was q
graduate Of ar,aid OF the class OF % lie Was ono OF
the. arst seAolS, and great ~, ogLc Will Ak css-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

made of the rankcst kind Of Virginia tobacco LOT
penny snaked" their way through lne 'no o,nius
ihrongs, and barefootcd one-suspehueicu & th
followed at proper Su nT watehes (which they
carried in trays like type-iontsl az s,t in their
box. OX-eyed. CoarSe-hared h1lHrIS %" Moltcee
doorYovs with cooing babies on theT laPH' 'n.;J
oidens of sncculeut ages prctlly bedecked III liuu
neCkia, es and long ear pendants o,t of lin
Gilt Maltese cross at the throat-oen, uuT Naltcac
picturesque balconies that eyeDro" o'oi'
Trsd-ovcd and barefooed sincwy Maltese n .,r
men from the Grand HarhOr Just below we ,uM,,
were ont in strong force, wearing on then cuiiS
b,ols becoming Scotch caps, from Whl'h WiN -, -"
hons tlOatcd behind, and carrying iH'i, {'' 80
thrown over their left shoulders WIN ~. , W., "'i ~
grace of Sician bTigands. Maltese . -
immaculate black nrOadclUth suits WIN tho hlo.t
London style of stoyepipe hat Na i1So NV',,o" t
faldettas and with the prettlest liitle lT' " J
world and British sailors and soldiers III pilo "'.u
,,1 n,ifnrtns made M n mosaic of humanity very
picturrsouc TO observe and very divortng to stroll
through A.. ,,.,ooss,o,,
that ALWAYS closes saints fiesta emerged lIoln "ii
Pubblio and took its solemn. sluggish cIutIo
through the streets OF Florana. HoT tho 1Gr,S
nraIedi How the bands played How the bursting
blC frr-crackers ratified and sent mp ciouuS VI
smoke, With what PRIDE and reverence liio NH 'd
sands and thousands of spectators r I
gazed at hgh-bOrno cruciiHeS iianked pF Sn,Io
lanterns on poles, at streaming banners Ol pniPc
and or mson. at holy iIar and priest SLOW re- LII
and finally AT the image of 81. Pabs ciau III soIu
and brown bi.hous initre and robes. holding q ten,
foot long gilt episcopal crozier ia ms n',i,' ANY
sailing benignlv upon the crowd as he teetercd
along ON a platform borne the shou iderS OF
dozen white-gowned frGteH. At the two , itGn'
corners of the platform stood par OF very hcan9
naked small winged cheIlibs who held the martyrs
crown of glory in readiness TO oheT Behind tGg
Saint -cooTed lion raised ms paw anu Ial4
it on the Saints shoulder IAN attitude -
serving a writ. and lighted candles in glass Ploteel
ors frngcd the whole extraordinary group ne lG
and the crozcr and the breastpate WefG Seuuuom
With real Jewels The priests of 1t. Publlus were
arrayed in gorgeous garments, but the barelooted
monks from the Capuchn Convent wore coarse
robes and looked for all the world IKE uouoc nlo
of Petcr-thc-llc rmitS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
CHIC4GO.
A QUIET COMMEMORATIVE MAY FESTIVAL
ILLINOIS GUARDSMEN.
GDY TELEGRAPH TO the TRIBUNE

by TELEGRAPH TO IHE IRiBuNEl
CHICAGO May 3l.-The interest of tho week has
naturally centred largely in the National Couven-
ton but not in the absorbing way of four years
ago There has been markedly less preliminary
hufrah and the Convention now promises to come
and 10 with much less OF attendant excitement than
WAS the case at the nominations III this city of Lin
coin. Grant and Garfield This is due either to the
absence OF great National figures among the dele
gates surcease Of Convention fever OF the lack Of
excitement cngcndorcd by the candidates. names.
The temper Of Chicago is certainly mild in com
parison 10 the Convention OF 1850. and while tho
enthusiastic talk to be heard takes root about the
name of Blaine, the enthusiasm Of the Arthur,
Logan Sherman, Edmunds and llawley adhcreuts
has been 50 mild not to awaken the Blaine fever
to the high pitch which would be possible II it
famed. All the conc0mItants of the excitement
about the hotel Hobbies OF four years ago want
ing The richly colored paintings of Grant aud
sherman are lacking The headquarter signs are
modest and apart from the banners of the Blame
people from the coast all the glitter and fierce
element of the preceding canvass are absent. THIS
would hardly have boon deemed possible. but
within two days OF the Convention proper il be-
comes reality. The event has drawn INTO tAe.cty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01

Not EXACTLY HIS MEAHING.-The Hon.
Fred BoyledOwIe referring TO the recent oxford Uni
veTsity decisonl 'For my part don't see why ladies'
want 10 study they ought 10 leave intellect 10 us
men, BeletOwer ~ certainly tbnh IL would be
good idea IN cases II they were TO 40 so-Ibe
Hon. i. b. 81 never uod TO pass an Exam, you
know."-Mss r.: 81 congratulate yon upon your wis
dom, Mr. Boy ledOgle And he couldn't roo exactly In
which way sae meant II. l-tFUll.
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STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETs.

BMoaF March 4CoG9 aT Arm s a5G 2%S d.sES
s sT@T g q as s. So do Extra 80 5s Is DO Family
- 80 Cy y.Sas s 5p2 ~ Ps ~ SS no. FANNY 81 500
do saperatiye Patent s. Wne9tnsolihern Tni western
d. AMBER 81 i5Gsl q 10 MARI AND sdsl II No.
western WINTER RED SPOT x qSsa Vs. IIrc9 = = 10
June, 70 il4tra@i l3 torn-sonthera drner; Western
S Stow 'S 9S!T Western MIoa spot
s.S29&6 i May & DO M 4si' a9 4
i2G45c Rye quiot Hay arm; Prime 10 Choice
Pew M.s or and s5 6o ID Ness for 9
Meat shoulders s9a Gfa 5 kS e s SA fans
Ian%Reined iolic Butter dun Western Packed loe29c
Creamery ~ q36c Eggs nrmor at 2O02lc Coffee quiet
Rio careCes Ordinary 70 Fair, l29i2ac Sugar quiet;
S k quiet ATT" aHS %Stg gssSs
slo Freghs to AyerPIo per Ssamer % 9 h
Wheat 1900 BUSH, Corn bush. Oats 1000 bush
bush sass~whea 10000 BUSH Corn, 600 bush.
BurrALo, ~ March Flour dull Whss.I7No Hard Hard
bush. Corn IN good Demand sales cars SOFT sample at
freight, New YS,s 600 sss9S Earo9d doo sDsS 6s
1000 bash Barley 5939 BUSH rye So9 susn Railroad osD
$4,000 bush. osts 1900 bashi Barley, 5000 bush.
BOSTON. Mass, March 4.-Flour unchangedi Western
Se EAS9 ssH tTn S y @
SS Sss no %e lSisc St N wS
No 3%6e 4i9 PC SHORTS s29 90 MlddlnGs s2s ooSs2!
s$gsi3 S9 Plate ;ls 6cS * 90 Family aud Eta P1
easy, Presh made $50 firm Good TO Choice al
legs steadier fresh Eastern 2ic Recepts-F1ou 1000
bbls 1900 Sacks Corn, 10000 bushi Wheat, $500 bush
OATS 10000 bush: Rye 800 Ousb shors 5000 6ush Bar
Icy. 1900 bush.
cEcISx.r March g. Flour quiet Family 81 $685. ss
81 i5ds5 40 Wheat NO. Red 81 90 AL OB
May III Os receipts $4,000 bushj shipnents. 600 bush
Corn nrm; No % Mixed, 49lad6io Data quiet, at $50
FAIL sc. PORK quiet at sl7 70Ssis 90 Lard dull
Prime steam So 20 Bulkmeats steady shoulders 81 O2 y
shortrb 50 co. Bacon dull shoulders 81 %; short rit
10 rs, short Clear clio So Whkey steady at 81 10 But
ter firm and unchanged Sugar quietI Hard Refined
Sa8atcj NewOrleans no Hogs steady; Common and
Light s5 35gs0 76 Packing and Butchers ~ 35d$ 80;
ceipts. 800 head shipments, 1000
CncA0O March 4-Gran In sOreWheat, 10 700 900 bush
Corn. 60790 bush oats 1907 900 bush; Barley 24B
600 Dushi live. LII ZOO bush Four-Market quiet snC
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sst gre ooi1nss ssyy
ne early Ss .S SnS With recovery q
Lowing on Hsmsnd Sa c9 dns ss" c. z
March clOng oe4gsss &c. A tpans
June closing July sSs9s a .n st aver
E01S 9TGsa ea ns sraass
prices qaats, haze Moderate Moderate
sSg half aTEln' I 5%Ss and and P psas
II SsSs W State 'O2I fEs Daes lS9c
%sSn }GSsa%s Ro. wf s Dairy
The home trade demand steady and % but shippers are
have steady support choice Eastern Far r TO
Flat dSs GSd pt 70 dG1Sn
win good closing 'TSng sta.S ana
RICE-farly active. steady, unchansedi Domestic 44~
sKINsA lisht trade at weak prices Quotations are
Honduras 4Oe Vera Cruz 4Oc Su1 n@siron not
trimmed 80 c sal 40c Angostgra S2e; Pa[S y a 1c
maTo seectS ISc Vera Cruz selected 4OS5o Buenos
Ayes IGd42Loi Payta 45c Curacao sc Cape 2o9Joci
STe and and a rS Pepper 99s
gSF a55 P%e1 GS no. C MSce sSl0 saigon
cni nG in.ced q 80 sT5Y Trade ooo
sUGARRsT dun and unsettled Fair Refining ~ gi
86ssc. hhds and $50 bags Denaara 9-I6c Kehned
aa @e c @Ses iieS1@ej drqnu9Iea 5;lSS
The; Mould a." TIC; Confectionery 90, s
do. 7d7sc on do, 6ssG6sc wite Eawa ,as5 vi
STEARINE-Lard Ia wholly neglected. and prices hou n
City quoted 0c oeomargarine rules arm s@ies SooO !"
City, Do, generally quoted 9G9lsc. ~ .,..
TALLOWIs held stronger, but tradsng cohunns gue'i
Prime CITY quoted Of6c sales 90 900 d. 1887 100
TEA-Optons firm but Tess active OF Japan sales betwcon
first and cans March. $1,000 a. 2gc 1920 81
29ltci April 1000 ID at S0c May 80 600 y ct 52!c 09
tween call and close March $1,000 10 ~ 2Jcj may
10000 10 at 327c Grand total, 10000 ~ TRANSFERABLE
noilces 29c Delivered contracts yesterday l9oOOO 10
Sales Of BLACK $4,000 for April at S5c The spot m'rket
was steady but quiet. =, 40.
TOBACCO-Kentucky quiet md steady; Lngs, 7i4G8c;i
Leaf So loc Seed leaf steady but slow of sale Penny-
vana has sold Toe, do 1882 at lo12Oc New Eng
land a2Jo at S0G1 l5c and sumatra at 81 ~
al 90. -. -
WOOIAa there very little trade and prices are
generally rather weak Fleeces are the best O
plentiful. The increased trade IN Pulled WOol
been stimulated by concessions from recent quo
tatiOns.
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BuFFALo March Cdf,le-Recepts to-day head total
for week thus 1920 head time last week. 5000
head: consigned through, 143 market firms Extra
IS 90; Common TO Fair 80 90 Light 10 Good
Butchers's 81 2J0Si 40 1870, ,---,,
10 600 head last week, $4,000 head consigned
through cars, market dull; Fair 10 Good Western, 20
as 60 Choice Fancy So 76dSj 5O esern Lambs - 90
a 81 10. -, -,
far 600 head same time last week. $4,000 head
consigned through ~ Good to Choice Workers 50 ~
GS6 g.; Light Mixed So aOaSG Gj Good Mediums ~ OOG
10: rigs, 40 OOGS6 Is.
CHICAGO. March 471s DrorerS J9uraS' reports HogsRe
packing So SOaS6 75 Packing and shipping, So sJa$7 40
Ihght. So 100 81 49, Skips, 81 UOdSB 90 $1,000 -
Ca1is-Reccipts 1000 head shipments 1900 head; Ex'
ports 5OdS7 OO Good 10 Choice shipping 30 ~ GSO 4U
Common 10 Medium, 81 20 u s6 90. ,oo,, r,,
Receipts $500 head shipments 500 head; Inferior
to Fair 50 5Oas Oh Medium Good ~ 5OGV0 30 Choice
TO Extra, S6 0Gd So 90. 90. =, ,
sT LOUIS March 4.-HoGs-quie Receipts 1900 head
shlpmens head. Light 50 3OG$6 90; Packers So 3OG
So -; Butchers. So g0dSI l..
Caus-fecepts 100 head Shipments 300 head; Export
crs SO 500 OO Good TO Choice shippers, - s0aS6 6)
Common Medium - 000Sj ij stOckers and Feeders,
OO0S5 -
Medium - jOaf4 JO Good to Choice 81 OO0Fo 0Oj Fancy
- 1896 90
EAsI LIBERTY, Pa. March 4.-CaueReceips to-day 495
head; shipments, 10 head.
IOg4-Receipte, 1855 head shipments 27J0 head Phia-
delpiias - s6d 81 20; Workers. s. 400 50 70.
Shee-Receipts 6OJO; Shipments blO) prices 20 04Oc
of from last weeks closing
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per NorA Riser, Vessels and RdbroS1s.
NEw-YoRK. March 3, 1884
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NKM-YOHK. March I. 1884.

AsHEs-selng moderately at 4195c. for pot anil GG7c
for Pearl.
DFFSWAX-Firm owing n scarcity; small sales az Soc
BUILDING MATERIALS have sold rather more
freely weak. Lumber has been quiet but about stee
We auote: Bricks Pale, - 25ds 90; Hards, 90 20
as; ROsendale Cement II $o0sl 80; Ameneap Port
land do ~ 25dS2 80; English do, ~ GO9S3 90 Lime
Finishing 81 1881 25i Lump Soc Lath 81 No. W
per NJ. Lumbor-Easern Spruce sl3GsI6i hi'e I'm,
pine S20as23 Hard WOods-Whlfe Wood s25dS3 per
carload; Hickory Si5d$55; Cherry s400S70i Chestnut
s25aF86: Walnut s65aSllOi Ash S35d$iOi OAK, SOUS
$685. Maple. $20G$52 90. Nails s. Quasi 20 per KEY lor
COOPERAGE sTOCK-A moderate trade at about steady
rices EMMY llds at 81 Hoops. IL feet t2bdS50i
d. feet S26a$27 Molasses SHOCKS and Heads 81 ISG
81 5OaSl co; Old 40. 30 inch, 81 50G$l 90; 40 80
inch 81 25d$l 80; Rum Shocks and Heads 81; 30
Pines 81. 49,, o,o
C0TTON-Spot Cotton quiet and unchanged. sales. Si2
baes Delivered on contract 800 bales. Receipts at tho
ports today LA bales against 4152 this dayc ias,
week and 26.74 ~ince September j, 4,3ZOS9l
ba les against 4 81 800 same period last season
TheQuoatons according 10 the American Classification are
aefn
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Steamboats, ano tialIroaos.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
a YORK TRIBUNE WILL ILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
first ST. until and 3O8 West Twenty thrl.st.
Eghtave No 81 East Fourteenth st.
$50 Thrave, Forty sevenths ti At the HARLEM
OFFICES, Nos 1907 and $500 Third.aver corner ono
hundrodandr wenty hfthst up 70 D. az regular Office
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LONDON FOOL SALES.

LONDON March 4-The following the Wool sales OF
Monday detail Port PhhpFleeee, Tod a3s I'D Locks
and Pieces 2d a2s 2ld lambs. Fleece, Is Id as. Did;
ape-Ianbs Fleece L. Cd as Sd. To-day l234J bales or
sydney and Port Philip were sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05

Geacbers.
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
~ hshed 1866, provides promptly Best Teachers for lr
vae Puplls Families Schools Colleges Circulars OF Good
Schools with reliable On TO parents Skilled
Teachers always wanted Application form Tor stamp ~ -
]. w. SCHERMLKHORN & CO. East l4th-sL,N y. Y
ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~ Ofa grades tutors govcrncsses lecturers, Companions
circulars schools charge 10 those employ
ing teachers nor TO teachers engaged. MIRIAM
COYRIERE& Co, 81 Last ftl-st. Union square
PREACHERS D.-ientlcmcn, three
English, city two for ENGLISH and Latin, near cry
Lady Piano aud singing city; several others. j. W:
SCHENMERHORN & CO., American School Institute, I
East l4th-st., New-YOrk
TEACHERS WANTED.-Ladies: For draw
ing and paintings for elocntion for PTeceptTSss for
Cool dsclpnaran for Latin and Greek; eocutionist for
spring term. Apply TO A LOWELL & CO. 10 Asorpace,
New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05

A-CHOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
N wifi advice to parents and guardians PROBES
and learning recoend
ed 10 colleges and families Reference 10 the
of on Hamilton Pis Secretary Evarts cyrus W. Fleiu
Nine. HESsE, 80 West 21stst, NevYork
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gnstrnrtiou
Young Ixadies-OitY.
For Both Saxes-CitY.

THE MISSES GRINNELL'S School Tor young iaP
ladies spd children So East 55bst one door rom mail
sou ave Separate department boys. Kindergarten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05
Musical.

MISS KATE FULLER, teacher and gTadu,aa a,
1 from the Stuttgart Conservatory and pnp oi d a. ora,
mone in Paris receives pupils in piano harmony A
For CREDENTIALS and terms apply 10 TO D. H. - "e'
z5th.gt
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n IL -
UNION TANNED.

Damaged. l. 4l9hc.
MISUNDERSTANDING stock dull at 23i2c. for 500 test at
which a cargo been sold IN Philadelphia NewOrleans
q%ATAI sT0REs-ou but steady for Rosln, which is
scarce ard might freely but for this and
t the T s5S a 81 o HGfe onoat alton are as oSws Rn Re
81 i7 Good DO 81 TO- e" 81 80 Spirits Turpenne, Sc
Hciar9leT seys and sG generally UNCHANGED
Crude GottonSeed 40e+2e Refined su% 5 Yellow 42@
a. "a Prime @ ceyoa oo,pn Ss5s anA
Cochin sa9c Palm ~ goe oly ye 81 e3e Red 50
OCEAN FREIGHrs-Ihore was continued dulness
in berJhroo and almost nominal There appears
s zoo bnsh Grain 2d 90 5 900 bbs Flour is 3D. Sod
i2s Cd 6s 5000 boxes Cheese "a Ga a2os llallow IN
ii Hops ii; Tlosin ~ go tons Measurement Goods ljs
l2s Cd Bacon ZOE es Cd V sSa So tons Meas
G Sd fsGS 'q' ~! e?is f9
Hcf9 g $ld SS a s9 Is PS. POO bale Rss
zoo Cos SGSif Sosn 60 re{F
An SREmEY another 800 b6ls Crnde2s 2d
GHTZ eSqP S 9n sSng p o pf o&
lumber 90 LAND sSno onS Mn rrSsa r0n
port charge. Ii y JAS Efo
rails So, and back with old rails 80.
PROVISIONS PORK-Tbe West broke fully acc; per
Sd on a @ qeoI esr Here the s
tnues slow but prices are MOI aIst9Iee holder 30 are
Family Mes 2ja+3O lear Back $40 20 500 70; Extra
Prime .BEEF-shDpers remain quiet and demand
the trade moderate prices have n0t NaIled IN
any particular city Extra India Mess IN uerces 81
s26 Extra Meas sl2GSif Packet. sl3 in barrels and
SZi 90 In tcrce Faie beet sl2 50 0sl3...BEEF HAMS
quiet Gui trn Quoted 50 aSZS 90 aud at West
S95...CUT MEATs-Jobbcr, wants are light but prices
have q steady support. sales 400 Picked shoulders
si2ci 700 Picked Hams l2c; 1900 Picked Bellies
~ 10 qdSscj 1000 do, ~ o. also Al Met ~
ics Picklcd fIaas y average P.skied BELIZE
Gle. Picked Hams 1901 Lea Smoked shoulders p-ei
Smoked hams. I34l3c. DDLES-PTices are wholly
nominal material Long Clear In New
York quoted 97c; for Chicago delivery Long and short
Clear, half and half 09c.-.. DRESSED HOGS are very
irregular Heavy averages doing little better while
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For Bows and Young Men-col

uOuF-IIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
n Yonng BOYS z. KINDS, A. NJ, Hampstead l.. l.
pOYs and YOUNG MEN privately, fitted ,d for
ID COLLEGE 81 FsS ss q9oFFMxSN
DORDENTOWN, n. military Institute.
ID Prepares College or business Finely located health
full and thorough FOR eirSpsfs S2 aHieS Priucipal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
" SIZE N Y prepares Boys for College, scientific and
Government school and for BUSINESS JOHN MILEX
Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
III Worcester Massi 2Sth year For full information ap
ply to O. b. METCALF'A. NJ, superintendent
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester 22d year p S Ge6e HYhrr President
DYE, n. Y.-Bradford Mansion School. Open
Ii ing OF Spring term Feb 8. CD COLLINS Principal
For Young Ladies-Country.
DORDENTOWN, n. j. Female College !;
PoTlOr FOR circular &C. address
MISS MOTIFS English and French Family
Haven Conn The III year begins Thursday September 20
Circulars sent upon application.
UNHE ELMS.-Family and day school for
lars address the Principals Misses PORTER CHAMPNEH
For Both Sexes-Country.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
~ and HUDSON River Institute, Clayerack, y
FITS for ALL COLLEGES and BUSINESS.
school continues open during July and August.
Rev. ALoNZo FLACK, Ph. d. President.
INSTRUCTION AND HOME.--For four
ocso H'l address TGS ' RkCToR box 30 Milford Penn
POCKLAND COLLEGE,
IL - 1890 Nyack the. Hudson; -. avn .pr
new caaloS S.t 1 HNNNIsTPR 4 M Principal
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Art Schooi s-City.

MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
WI beginning Tuesday Oct 1e IN pRAW5NG; on ana
and Las DSCAPE CHINA PAINT N and DECORA1IoN'
STUDIO No so MADIS0N-AVE.
References: 1000, ~,
MT. u. HUNTINGTON, Mr. WILLIAM HAhl' MI
JAMES HART, Mr.. A. i. BELLOWS.
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DORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line 10 the South Of France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT -
S. CHATEAU MARGAUX new. -. "Wednesday, March 90
SIS CHATEAU LEOVIL Tuesday, Apri 10
"Prentices Stores" NEAR Walst Ferry, Brooklyn
Travellers for France, spain and Italy PyTenees Pau
Nice &C. will time and expense by taking this line
First Cabin ncudmg wne $50 $500 Second Cabin SEQ
Storage. sos.
For passage apply to - ~ $500, - ,,.
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Bteamboats ano RAILROADS
(PennsylvanIa RR. foot Cortlandk
st. and Desbr0ssesst.
stations In New York

fPhiax Read. kk f0OtIiberfy.st.
sonth Amboy, Via Pha reading R.K, s. sI5. Iloa
SO l 80 J s1nd yanssy eS VIA
For Ma,awSn. &e va Phia RsadinE RI 500 slo. II
m, 30 o 4:SO, boo m. Sundays 400 1919 M
via Penn BI, 0 a 70 j. m p m SUNDAYS, ga mo PM,
Sea Girf point Pleasant &C. via Philadelphia and keaGn;
kR 200 Sl5 a. i M 10 900 $50 p ~ sundays moi
via Pennsy ysnia RR, a. m II m BIO p. M sundays
S For rt PisS 1Sp a ssS saaas II
Rdaana Y to9 fPs KsyR?s 80 F f9s
For yineIand BridgSGn atlantic Guy &c l3o B m
+ A. p r. RR SGH RR AdtS sHD,
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAAILRoADICo mnencIng Nov IL 1883
g a. a., Western New-York and Northern Express with
$40 ~ Chicago Express, with dining cars.
STOPPING at Albany Uuca Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Erie
10 30 m Chcago Exgress ears to Canaan
dia western 'p Snd With
so m Albany TROY and Utica Exprsssdrawingroom car,
up m. Accommodation to Albany and Troy %, v,.u...
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Except Saturday Toledo Detroit
$50 NJ express with sleeping cars to Syracuse and to
Auburn road also o Montreal -. -
Buffalo eieveiand Toledo Detroit Chicago Louis
go also Lowville lexcept sat9rtayl ..-. % .r,n ana
Troy with the trains for the West and
TeRets ON sale at Grand Central Depot No Bowling
Green 23S and GO E & S BROADWAY New YORK
1873 WASHINGTON and s64 Fulton st- Brookyn and 10
%ec0m@oGaIions and eSPng can be
procured a. any O IT, the 1t ticket Sffs Om residence
fhese daily An others daily f1o SREE Esn
o. SSG1nerintepdent General Passenger Agent
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
Boston and East All rail from Grand Central Depot
M m 1paTior car attached and 10 m with palace
ears s1%Ssys es az &c Grand at
arrives Newport 7;S5 p M Par9r cars PoPPLE Agent
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEw.YoRR. WEST SHORE q BUFFALO rally
Trains leave Desbrosses Cortandt and foot OF West "a
For chicago. Suspension bridge Niagara Falls and Bun
% p. m. -, ooo =.
For Newark. Rochester Syracuse and oueds. $50 M
D.. . -. ,..k
Amsterdam, $50, ll:20 ., M e pm IA - -
Albany and Catskil. S e3enl }2o ms tSO e Rdn =,
Newburg, Kingston, Hlghln& Poughheepsle 81 s'0V -
O. NJ; $40 4:3O. - p IN,
.Daily. Other trains daily except Sunday. .eoo
Bunet Parlor Cars ON S3O ana iizo d m anu s''F
Parlor Buffet Cars on $50 a M. train for Syracuse
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars on ~. IN. train for Bni
and chicago. - , -. IA -. n, the q
pany Jersey CITY. penn wanna Railroad station s'1S ,
Nol Courtst Annex Office foot OF Fulton sLj ooo ="
ar and No DeKalDaveJ New-York CITY, Nos; los,
26i, $3.50, 4io 9a6 ls23 broadway. No Union sqa-S
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THE STEAMSHIP SERV1A
will sail on Saturday, March s, at y.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO, Agents.
GENERAL TRANSATLA\ TIC COMPANY.
" Between New.YOrk and Havre.
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