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The songs within my breast that stir
Are ali Of her, are all of her. -,
NV maid is dead long years (quoth he''
She waits for me in Already.

The songs within my breast tnapS S'n
Are all Of her, are all OF her. -,
Nv maid is dead long years tquoth ho''
She waits for me In Already
Oh, yon's the way TO Already,
To Already, to Already;
OH yon's the way TO Arcauy,
Where all the leaves are merry
aDapbnis,n too, is a dainty bit of verse Io'e'y
with the ioyelness of woodland and meadow rs is
9The Hour of Shadows" with It's
Sound of far-of streams, ,o
Faint as our dreams Ofchildhoous ure"ihs'
Wandering in tangled pathways crost.
ike woodland truants strayed and lost.
Tn his title Mr.. Bunner expressly disclams any
wopder;ng INTO lands less sunny than Already, INTO
reoons of more vigorous thought and of drama'ic
action but in Disaster" and The Appeal 10 ii'i
old he reveals a growing capacity lor ST.. =
work which we hope to sec HIM develop =,
pity. by the way. that in the poem his. nan" -
should not have made his dramatic Po'h' -,
direct use Of the word cancer" ~ sNoa" -,
ISM" noe to say medical and surgical an, ma''
coos far IN snoil the effect of his striking picture
SRI -', o,,rs rnder tbe head of "Philistia" are
o,orl done but are in the main less original thah
.h ,rood;an strains The blithe and airy sweetness
- tbo latter are well represented in Lost Chiiu'
in which the poet has successfully caught not Only
the manner but the feeling of an older tlihe'
ALOST CHILD.
YE CRYER.
Here's a reward for who'll find LoVe'
Love is a-strayng
Ever since Maying,
Hither and yon, below, above;
All are seeking Love!
YE HAND-BTLL.
Gone astray-between the Maying
And the gathering OF the nay
Love, an urchn ever playing
Folk are warned against his pay'
How NAV vou know him BY the quiver,
By the bow he's wont to bear
First on your left there comes snlNeI'
Then a twinge-the arrows tnele'
Bv his eve of pansy color,
| Deep as wounds he dealeth frce;
IL its hue have faded duller,
| 'Tis not that he weeps for me.
Bv the smile that curls his mouthlet;
By the mOckery of his sign;
| By his breath, a spicy South, leu
| Slip his lips of roses by.
By the devil in his dimple;
By his lies that sound so true;
BY his shaft-stng, that no simple
Ever culled will heal for you'
By his beckonings that embolden;
By his quick withdrawlngs then;
By his flying hair, golden
| Light to lure the feet OF men.
Bv the breast where neer hurtn
| Rankle meath hls kerchiet ND
| What you cry; he wore kIrtiei
Faith! methinks the rascal did!
Here's a reward for who'll find Love!
Love is a-straying
Ever since Maying;
| Hither and yOn, below, above,
| am seeking Love.
c~yer. n. Bunper. ye Finder prayd d
Grub et; to bring herto
Cry's Weddings:
BuIyings: Loft -,u- -o,ynov
Childn, and right MAslLh OOAlDO";
| cheaP1h99, ,oNor Petticoat-Lane.
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for VINTLAND and BRIDdETON 90 li3O p. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 4, North River, VIA Sandy HOOK
forIONG BBANCH. EATONTOWN. etc. az 4 D. II.
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEW-YORK. WEST SHORE BUFFAL0 RAILWAY
Trains leave Desbrosses COrandt aud foot Of West ID ts
Chicago Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls and BunRio
'op. , oh. n on n ~, az
D. IN, ., - o--,.,..,. ~, rocksor
Amsterdam, 0.30 ll.20 a, nj - p. M 80 a. -,
Albany and Catskil -S $50 llt2O nlf SOU 20 on =, of
Newrg Kingston Ill shland, Poughkeepsie''S VSV A4-'
A. n, $40, 4.3O, -S p. m.
-Daily Other trains daily except sunday , ..aor -
BUFFET Paror cars $3.50 and ll2O a. H. ana a''o y IN
Paror Budet Cars on $50 a train for Syracuse ane
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars on p M train for Bnaa'
and Chicago. .,-.., u, 81. oo,oos %, ,ha oo,,
pany Jersey City PennsylvanAa Railroad station hr0okyn
No1 CONT at Annex Office Of FuonsLi e3e FULTON
e. AMI No 7 DeKaib.ayei Newlork CITY Nos l0s IV' I'
o 3O9 ilD OAB 323 broadway, No. Union square va
f87 6thaye No i0s East l26thst Pennsylvania RR sta
ton foot Desbrossesst foot cOrtsndtst and West shof'
Station foot West A2dst -. 90 -. 49,.
"a State-at
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THE COPYRIGHT QUESTION:
ONCE MORE AND FINALLY.

ONCE MORE AND FINALLY.
Tn IN, Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: viii you allow me to ask through your
widely read paper why num-
American authors who profess to recognize all literary
nropery-as propertyhaye thus far failed to press upon
Congress the recognition and protection OF the rights
of all foreign authors uacOHdtonayT This coud easily
no dome nv an amendment TO the present copyright law,
or by a special act. =, .,,o t,.o of n troat,,
er rgcst some question as 10 the inherent rfghtf .
Shoud this unconditional right be secured wOud nor
renresentatives Of American authors In Iorelgn Con,
oTess have a tenfOld influence III securing gehei"i
Tecogpton OF the right OF all authOrsf -
Ner York, March %, 1884. CoNsisltNCl'
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Steamboats, ano Railroads

I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
- trains leave depot ioo COTandt and
town Reading Mauoh Chunk. WlkesbarTe Iowanaa W " r.
very, ithaca Geneva Lyons Bunsg ana tne est d "a
through coaches daily Local trains at q u anu oiV
D, No. for EastOn Bethlehem and CO)ay. - - - .-.. g..
Trains leaving $40 IN, and 34Q p IN cOhneet ,OL
ali points In Mahanoy aud azleton coal regions sunday
train local for Mauch Chunk $40 a. m Leave Mauch S"uA
at p. ,o,..,. 49,, C,o..,o,1. s..
NNNN'-, Il RYINGrON. q. p a.
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Dantinq Araoemles.

A LEXANDER MACGREGORS,
n ll2 5tave Private lessons any hour. Chdrens dan
cng classes every day. Gentemens classes Monday ana
Thursday evenings.
MIR. HARVARD REILLY, 578 5th-ave.
N1 has returned from Europe For terms, &c, apply AZ
the school
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
FROM sTATIONs OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL ID DIVISION,

m
NEWJER5EY{ pTE GESTRAdLa NJ ydaTR RlRISI9RN gISER
DH''' from Brooklyn Bridge Pier.
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV. 1s 1888
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bon Bound % Brook So
F91,S Soo at at s2 s G at 5 @ $50 100 M
Direct connection Wayne Junction for GeTmaRtOTm and
Chestnut IN At ColumOia-aVe' for Nansyunk COnSn0
DRAWING ROOM OARS all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains
hstg5nRg 5 & 'Sys s HIS SRsn S S aaS SS
pGnHTsGJ .m. SUNDAY Sl5 a NJ. lsO p IN.
1a5s sS: 55 %'HGSn 95f Gss'' ls R M
ydp liz at et5 745. 900 m s45. 400
F5Rs sTGNBURY ana LEwIsBURG at e.45, 740 a. m, BAG
For READING and HARRISBURG at 7A6 900 Ill6 a. m,
100 1890 400 $50, 1900 p. Sundays az 6i3O p m
For SCRANTON at 645. 900 4 IN" Sl5 p m
For wIIKEsnARRE and PITTsToNX X st a6 eio 900 m,
100. 1870. 3;46. $50 In Sundays at o5O p n'
For DRIgTON at 6,45 O. m, 345 D. m
For TAMAQUA at e45. y.0, 600 H. 1oO 1880. S4' 400
1900 p. IN. --
For BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
at 65 800 H., loo, 1880, Si0. 0'So p m Sunday at
$50 p 49,.
81 5!s0 D. p. IN. sundays $40 p m.
For STATIONS ON HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH AZ 600
For FLEMINtroN at 6A6 gOOa M, lioo lSo, 400. $780,
300 $3.50 p. ~. Sundays, 1;S0 p. m.
Noe d S st. $50 &C. &c. 1858 86 1855 Sun
DAYS at 500 a M. l30, 5:80. 300 p M
F2f d6 HLhNg5EtBB i55 $751; B se 800 s5SS ' 3
100 800 $50. 1890, 1900 m SUNDAYS at s;oo e'so
M 1880 400, $3.50, 8;0O l200 y. IN.
$50 1000 1880 ilI5 1880 ~, I2,45 l!o9 800 2;98
XXX SSS soo 81 $50, s45 100 s0 sA5 080 1870
5SS' 51SjSO6 800, 1927 iI'Go p m. M D1' ''' w
SS6 S sss 1915 iSs ei2 az S sSo s
rs SCS sso 0s 49, 100 SS1 1osS go fi;S
YSb YsSb PM No. VsHTyNbGYs 500 S1 tSis am i2'o6 m
For 5lI I6N9 SSG bRlS eh57E s R r,D a
| Cosan urovo at I,O0 10;46 am.
Eog fht'K{EEW0oD fo&s RIVER and BAaNEGAr at silo
eSi 40 4SO D. M with through Dsror on iiS0 p IL
eor e vi iNI-IAND and BRIDGETON 90 l,5o p. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No g. North River Via Sandy Hook.
| for LONG BRANCH. EATON1OWN etc. at y. NJ
ckets can DO procured foot Lbertys Pier No Norn
River al iG2 267 257-20l, 27l, 4lQI 72 pa )3l7 aud
iS29 broadway 737 and 74e 6thave,j Ryngtenstl ~
yreenwichst 2Os East 26thst and principal uotes IN
kew.York city In Brooklyn az Noe Couft.st froaa
wei 1891 Atlanticove In Hoeoken 234 washington ST
= Transfer Company will call FOL and check baggage from
| botels or 10 destination. n
! I n WOOTlEN, General Manager G. g. HANGO N, "
| p and T. A. H. y. BALDWIN, q. h. r. A, Nv Loei'S''''
| n. Y,
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N4W-Y0RK CENTRAL And HUDSON

=, "
~ RIVER RAILRoAD-comnencin Nov. 49, 1882
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot ,.,
g m, Western New.York and Northern Express Win
drawing room cars ,.. .,-,.u ....
$40 m Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars
stopping Albany Utica syracuse Rochester Bnu9lo Ere
Cleveland Toledo arriving al Chicago lOl D nert cay
a Chicago Express drawing room cars 10 Cahl-
dagua Rochester and Buffalo; connects for OswegO
II g. m, Western NewYork and Northern Express WIN
drawing room cars ,-..-,-. =. .., 80.
a n m Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy. -
"a m ST Louis Express with sleeping cars for Niagara
Falls Buffalo cincinnati except Saturday, Toledo Detr0s
$40 D. m Express with sleeping to Syracuse and to
Auburn road also to Montreal, ,, -. ,.. p.oho..o-
20 m Pacific Express with aeepng cars for Rochester
Bunlo Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago ST. LOUIS os"e
90; also LOwvie except saturday, T.. .r.z.,
TROY CONNECTS WITH morning trains for the Wost and
North except Saturday night. -. ~ = pou,,n.
GcEets on sale at Grand Central Depot, no Bowllng
Green 252 and Broadway, and at "estcotts IAGes
0ices Park place and 756 and e+2 Broadway New.l9
and 333 Washington and 564 Fulton SITS, BroOKyh anu ~
Fourth-st, Williamsburg. ,-,-. .... oar IA
nrocured at any ticket ohces In New ork Clty
VRagrage ca led for and checked from residence.
These daily. All others daiy e1eePt 5upuay'
j. ''anroro r snnertptepdent General PASSENGER Agent.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Proyld5eence. !-n5 en6s,.
Boston and the East All rail from Grand central Depot
Three express trains daily Sundays excepted 10 boson
m n m parlor attached and 10 p m WIN paaed
sleeping cars Sundays at 10 p m win paSeGe sdscP,nE
D. M arrives Newport 1876 D. No. Paror AZ car at
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Musical.

NEW YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
~ bEAsT IiTH.ST, Third door east OF oIi-ANE
Incorporated 1868. --1 -
The SATIoNAL MUSIC StItook anu nRh NJ @ a. a.
CUTION, FOREIGN LANOUAOES' phANi-'" III
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NTARINS
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION


- CITY, RIVER AND HARpoR TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY.
Office Pier 1S, n. r.. foot Of Cortlardtst
Consgnrnents freight forwarded directed 70 pan
pf the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received delivery Of oil kinds Of freight and es
thandise TO any part OF the city
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LI6HTERAGE
Freight every description promptly Ishtered to any POM
In the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHABs
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN II. sTARLN for NEW.HAVIN. leaves Pief
is N r. foot Of Cortlandtst at p daily. lsUSDAfa
excepted.l .
Freight for points ID. l. ". r. received ae fef iD
For New.Haven and points East, at Pier ls
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND.-Eieven Gnss io'
Tan Cents via steamers Pier J. f. r, foot OF "h"
hallst. ~ ,..x.
Machine and Boiler shops. Everything appsrainng " sns
.o,.,-,o,,on and repar @. yessele
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CUMMER RESORT FOR SALE.
Orea. Steamers.

V'HE u. S. AND BRAZIL NAIL SS. co.
4 American line for ~ ThOmaa. Para Maranham,
PernambucO, Bahia and Rio de JaneriO
Elegant passeng ger accommodations at reduced rates
20 "ADVANCE,' Captain Beers from HObeftss stores,
Rrooklyn "Wednesday March 2G, at l2 M, and Newport
News Va Saturday, March 20, at p M -
sII,S ~ ~ pOWEI Sec " and Treasurer Il Broad ST.
PAUL n. GERHARD & CO., H. & Pass. Agts. ~ >. Wm
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obstruction.
For Boys and Young Men---city.

For Boys and Young Men--City.
A -CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
n free 10 parents Please give particulars. f. MIRIAM
COSRiLRE < co. 81 East 17tli-st. Union square
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
No. II East 49th-s.
FRANK DRISLER A. NJ Principal .
Reopens Wednesday Sept 26 For crcvlars ecY appy az
tle school or to prof. HENRY DRIsLER, 4S Nest 46thst
CCUOOT, OF MINES PREPARATORY
y SCHOO ~ East 45thst Introductory TO oil Scienlnc
colleges j. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, C. h., Pm D. PIlnclpaL
fV,HE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. III
Madison.ave near G4th.st, Dr. II. B CIAPIN, Prnci'
nal English classical and primary departments uyInna
tium New building complete IN Its appointments lhs
Cath school year Just Begun
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4Sl
broadway 42dst. 47th year Primary SomneIGia M
ana Classical Depts NJ ~ HOBBY W. L. AhI-N' fIlhc pIs
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For Rows and Young Men-Country.

LEXANDER INSTITUTE-Military Board
N ing school Waite Pians, NY. O.RWILLlS PhDg PHn
A HOME-LIKE BOARDlNG-SCHOOL for
N Young Boys. +. HINDs A NJ, Hampstead L. -
BACKWARD and INVALID BOZ S..lhe I'M
tId1rol am exnerieuced physician and teacher, makes
c care nd instruction of such boys specially Address
DIR. WILLIAMSON, Lyme, Conn
nFTvrS MILITARY ACADEMY.-Stamford
cn ON prosnec nm outside the village, very healthy.
-prne term of 5th wear begins April 10 Prepares boys Tor
college or business For particulars send Tor catalogue
DOYS and YOIING MEN privately fitted for
I'D college Conditioned rejected tal9uhitts c'aclet
summer OF winter stOckbridge, Mass /. t.hOffMANN.
DORDENTOWN. n. J.-Military Institute
ID Prepares College Business tney located health
iu and thorough. For circulars, &cy address =, ,,,,
Rev WM. e. BOWEN, A. NJ, Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHkEEP;
" SIZE N y prepares Boys for College, Scientific and
Government School and for BusnesA JOHN AIlEE'
Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Worcester Mass 2sth year For full iuiormation sp
ply 10 c. D METCAIF A. NJ, Superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-23

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPRoNynESps d YEP rsT E3oi'
MENT, AND THE FASTEST IlStE CON NSASA'
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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TgYuF ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
NJ hirWYoRK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Arrsn0ements OF trains from Chambers 81 Depot
s%9Ay mTS Ry ahd hd'TBs Bs.o Sleeping
coaches 10 Cleveland Cincinnati aud chicago , o,.ro,
daily 81, Louis Limited EnpfsessM press - No salo arTiyisx
725 10, Niagara Fss nj sGlsmancs 'V2 ,o n m seSi
land 1910 ny Cneianat $50 n s iJ' Ala nm Tosdo $50
% m and indianapolis II a NJ -, W.. so,d Tra,n of
4 IA CDaiy)-Pachc Erpress for inc W est "a SOM rimirs
Pnnen av and Sleeping Coaches 20 biDT ThHhop
6nnalo Nagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago h0'e S
Bpaei smoking Coaches 70 70 Chicago. mi ago.
haner9@ and PasssS sS o 7so Ssc H$S iS1V . midnight
SUNDAYS $50 S lS7s se sC az icsc S SO
960 $50 go $50 7so si1 S9o legJP m y y. Midnight
uy and paterson via Newark oto st9 iSV IN aS
40 $40 7;sY m q o s1S Sso X piShsA' S
Sn0ern 75O IO:2O li3 s5o SV y & ga M m anl *
midnight sundays $50 lo'20 d N i'io eS' y ~ A-1 -
NsTSIr and Cornwall f5O cam $50 45Oep srn|
S'gRoSdSat and Kingston and Montgomery 4sopT.
sqns%s @Sssen 1y S5G 1920 $50 $50 42O S5Pm sa
day ssS I0S Fan log $3.50 $50 s,l5 sunday
aps connec, With New York ontario aud Western RSioSr
at Mansi The 8 train stogs y shsp' sunday $50
Woe leave quarter OF aud quarter after each hour
,ram ba5 m 10 lOl5 every thirty minutes anu "''
~ tor nassge and apartments In Drawing Room anS
ssnD can be obtained and orders for the chenss
and transfer Of baggage may DC lei! ss 's w., 4 No
Nos 26l, 40i or 067 Broadway rs; neSofs N
! EXPIRES, trains from the West arrive III Ne"'i0i
7SO lS jSS Gea ~ aAlBBoRT GEM passr Agent New
N70RTHFRN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY
Nyaek $50 i0ami $40 400 $3.50 $40 $50 III - INV
night Sundays 9 10 and 7lsPm ,,o 10 AIN aoo ~
| Manuel, spring Valley and Monsey 'A0 :"
SUNDAY sifQuS N. .AaRQTg. GsnG PsssE Assps Ns"'s"~
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Jre Cream.
Gxtnreions.

EUROPE i-Estimates Of cost for tours and
IL reliable information cheerfuly given. steamship anu
Railroad issued sp cal arrangements ior Es,oeu
parties Full particulars monthly Travel" with map
sent sS = REF - Address AMERICAN EXCHANGE TRAY
IEI5' BUREAU, 1872 broadway, New.Y0Ik: ~
ANN~4'0 c. A. BA RATIONI Manager
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Art Schoc!s-City.

MRS. Louisa B. CULVER will receive pupils
vi beginning Tuesday oct le in PHAWiNG OIL and
[ a y IGH PE CiiINA PAINT No ana DECO RATION.
STUDIO No. 80 MADIsON-ANE
References: - -
Mr. d. HUNTINGTON, Mr.. WILLIAM hAltl' M
LANES HART, Mr.. 4. i. bellows.
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EXPRESS NewYork Desbrosses and Corands
street Ferries foOws - $780, - , ooo
$40 / g. g. L and D. and i night Sundaysi 0ie -
10 Limited and 10 A. g. 7, aud p NJ aud ~ nlgnI
rrains leaving NewYOrk daily except sunday 12O s3oan
lilo a. NJ l. g 4, and p. mp connect ct Trenton i's
Returning trains leave Broadst Station philadelphia
SIl5, 800 . 4iS5 except Monday 9;oo S9 h oI-V e'v
Ii and ii N 5 a. IN ued Express 1880 and O:Z0 p h, Il
$A6 g. $3.50, 7:lo 745 and M Or sunday lZ;olS IA
500 4 1856 $3.50 4. t520 Limitedl b;5O .ttO 's1
and p m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden $3.50 a. M
Ticket Offices 49, $40 s44 Broadway, Astor Houae
md foot of Desbrosses and CoIandt Streets court
md Prooklvn Annex Station, foot OF Fult0n..ty
Brookyn; Bnshs Hotel. HOboSen Station, Jersey Sly
EmigTSnt Ticket Battery Place and Castle Gar
ien. -, H.. o,, ohcc.
baggage from hotels and residences. ..
CHARLES r. PUGH '. H. WOOD, .
General Manager. General Passr Asen,.
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For Both Sexes-City.

MRS. HARRIS AND MISS SCHNEIDER
WI viii open Normal Class for KindeIgaIiners ne TUESDAY
t9des April T. at D. For particulars Apply Dy letter to
abo address
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Nem 1Jubllcallons.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
rHF OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE

~ sTT TDAY, 3 STATIONS IN PHILADEL-
PHIAi 2 IN NEW-IORB
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Gteamooats ano Railroaos.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
va philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.

UyALlIMOhE AND OHIO RAlLkOAD.
wa p9,se,gs ,Is Ba%o5s and Washington
Sp M except sunday oT wsslingson and al ponts ws,s
eoscSe,l? Chicago Cincinnati st. Ioui: Connects ics Al
4Pss sf S9s"n IS %
81, brooklyn, PehnsyIvsnia Railroad.
EOR NEW -HAYEN.-Steamers leave, Peck
sP ss % ns ans 1 sa RI ran {Noh East
Hosfd ana NH2ShrScS aca "A
A. Fafs oRel aa BY % gs%, East f''
ToR BOSTON. FARE ONLY SO.
steamers daily except Sunday from Pier 80 n,
'"y''' al + r. PoPPLE Gen1 Pass. Agt, III west't
For R2sr2H RfS rHGE RIVER LINE any
pay sfsf .s9aee sGqSs g NsSRI
sy sSSET ehFhS hrSn s1% 80
siasTo9ms Ps secgEed & in i ss 6e,
BORDEN ' vEzgfS. GEORGE 5sa fSSSSs Sss Xss
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route.
II 70 BOSTON. ss WORCESTER 50 80. NASHUA % 60.
PORTLAND. s6. and no sransfeE
steamers CITY OF NEwYoRK
CITY OF IL @Ina&wgRlEy;cwE wg1sl 9; w.,,. s., D.,, per
aSNye esTs P Ferry daily except sundays al 300 @
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR;
NJ" (Pennsylvana RR, foot Cortlandt
1,s,,on. IN Ma, york Z AZ and Desbr0sses-st.
o'@''n9 III A''"'- Phla. n Read RK foot Iiberty-st
LEAVE NEwYoRK, c9nmensins S%ye@bsr ~ s 1s@ 100
am 1890 4, Sundays 100 ot1 Am n m ma nh
For Matawan &C., via Phis. Reading Rh S90 go
A. m 80 4:30, 800 p M sundays 4;o9 lV;'9 m''
For Red Bank Long Bancb Ocean Grove Aso9ry ysd, pa
Sea C;ir Point Pleasant &c, via Phsdepna anu
RR 5 lSo 400 800 ps,I r Zoo i 04 NOV NOV
via Pennsylyania RR m ~ m Sl0, D. m snndays
mot stopping Ocean Grove OF Asbury Psrx gs. IA
For Feehod via Philadelphia and Reading hki . elo
o. NJ i:SO 400 For Keypor VA va Fhaeepns n % eH9 F
ReadnQ mr. 300, $40 IL a. my 1880 49, oiOO M IA
river and Bsrnegst a. ,y m Ia 20 4So @
" c. HG g HANCOCK JR. WOOD, LII NIEMAM,
a. &TAP q h. RR. G. "A. p RR AcCg supt
New-York tribune., 1884-03-23
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
OH n ~ y rAT ~ trinITYNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL hOUrE, a.,..A
leave NewYOrk VIA DesDrosses anu Soes
Harrsburg Pittsburg West and South with Pulman
Palace ached, and D. m daily New.nOr
and Chicago Of ParOr Dining, Smoking ana oieept
WiIiismspoTt Lock Haven a m p M Cory and Erie az
p. III. connecting Corry
pemora Washington and the South Limited Washington
Txpress" OF pullman Cars daily except SUNDAY ~
a. NJ arrive Washington 400 m Regular VIA o. anu Ls
RR at $40 aud $50 340 and pm ami ~ nlgnIi 'lS
and o. r. r, and and Y q night & sunday; % ya va 81 ~ ~
n. r. 6l5 p m ana IL hight VIA d. aN w. -"
For Atlantic city except Sunday, with through car
FOR Cape Nav, except Sunday ff:l0 a. m .-.,I
Long Branch Bay Head Junction. and nermelate stst0ns
via Railway and Amboy, a mr ~ noon o;Iv, III. Vn
poats BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through trains AZ
Jersey city, afording speedy and drect transfer loR
Trains From Pttsburg clio and ll20a M 7s0 and
1870 o m daily and 7 daily except Monday fI9q
Washington and Baltimore. $50 an6 $50 a. M S1V oi1V,
$50 9:36 1908 and 1895 p sunday, 835, 500 M
i0:05 and iO:S5 p From Baltimore, l20 M on su9,
DAYS 92O p. From Philadelphia 800 6lV 65O o'9V
cxcept Monday 920, $3.50, l0:4O 1880 a. M lZO, % fv
800 $50 0;tO, 7:20 1880 $500 e20 iOOo,, if92o aug
fO:S5 M Sunday, $780, 500, $685. $50, 1905, llSo ms
6.20, 1875, $3.50, 1905, 1920 and lOSo D. ~
TO PHILADELPHIA
rHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AM, AND ON
~ sTTDAY, 3 STATIONS IN PHILADEL-
PHIAj , IN NEW.IOHB
norpIr TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIT
MENT AND THE FASTEST TINE C0Ns1sf'
t~,Trr 2 -
New-York tribune., 1884-03-23
Jusfrnftiou
For Bow, and Young Men-country.
NIL ITARH ACAOEM Il

DYE, Y-Bradford Mansion School. open
IL ing of sprng term Feb c. J. COLLINS Principal
New-York tribune., 1884-03-23
Ofean Gteamers

BORDEAUX LINE. r,,.
ID New and direct line 10 the South Of France
NEW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT. r,, &
From PIentces Stores" (noar Wast Ferry. Brooklyn
Travellers for France spain and Italy Pyreneees l"''
First Cabin Including wDe $50 toSlOO Second Csbin so"
steerase sSo fOr pa1s'f IL BoUIANGER 40 Beaverst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-14

Miss Pearl Tyler was granted special dispense
ton 20 be married in the Richmond cathedral to a
Protestant against the rule of the Catholic church,
on the ground, as Bishop Keane put it, that the
bride, being the daughter OF an exPresident, came
within the privileges extended by the church to
persons OF royal blood and distinction in Europe.
Hearing OF Miss Tyler'5 good luck, an ambitious
mother in Richmond asked the same indulgence for
her daughter. who is about TO wed a Protestant,
but has been refused by the bishop on the ground
that her is not exceptional. Whereupon the in
dignant lady has replied that this is republic, and
that the bishops decision is un-American. 1t
might, perhaps. be well for some friend to nudge
Bishop Keane, and remind him that we are .all
sOyereigns here.