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FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE PURCHASING AID DEPOT CONWIssARY
OF SUBSISTENCE,
CtrtFp CRTVN kNt lIGl -IpN SIS.

NLwNoEK CITY. y. y April -, 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS. ~ TtlplICAlE ~. SUBJECT 10 me
usual conditions with cory 81 tins advertisement attached
Will he received az office until - o'clock, on hurs
- 1884 ~ which aud place t'ry viii b. opo c
in the pros Of bidder or furnishing the iTes a.
gurcd the Subsistence paIimcnt o. y. A.. NcvHOrS
DIV Guiuz the Twelve months commencing July ], Is l.
Proposals must pancj bv guarantee signed by
tho guGrauOrs tuiusjy III TIE sum
500 proposal accom- panied by such guarantee
will not bc con iidctcG
Proposals rs,t be enclosed in fcaoI envelopes marked
Proposals !OT Fresh Beet AID addressed TO the uhde'
signed ,,. ,
t,4vueufs Obtained application 10 THIS
Office The TIE night % reject any OF al
bias ..---,,,
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miscellaneous

DURCHASER.-A young lady of refined taste
Wishc. 10 10 purchasing for outOftOwn parties all or
ders carefully aud promptly eNccuto Tor references terms
ana address address for week, BUYER Tribune ONCE
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Cost ano Gouno

QbQ REWARD.-Lostin Madison-ave. stage
ID EItdav afternoon a book marhed name IN
side-s h. Spring found, return TO III East 3Oth-st
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Art Schoc-s-City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
WI beginning Tuesday. oct. 16, In DRAWING OIL and
WATER-COLOR PAINTING, STILL LIFE, FLOWERS
GndLANDSCAPE CHINA PAINT NC and DECORATION.
STUDIO No. 80 MADISON-AVE.
References -
Mr.. D. HUNTINGTON, Mr. WILLIAM HART, MI
JAMES HART, Mr.. 4. T. BELLOWS.
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F. A.P. BARNARD. 6. T. D., IL. D

COMMENCEMENT at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 0
WEDNESDAY, June !, at 10 a. IN.
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e srss G SsT5g s5'' f$ $s'T + s
Ps sn for qRS sa G2st the
~ Il 6iIs S5 of 6s5
los: January, iO.JOa lGG2 Tebruary ll@il'O2 Mar
FLOUR AND market e, eth l,od IN
bnyeI-s fyof whont hoHeer sg qecied C Sr" NI
oSsf G 9f rsas stSR' have been limited confined manly
including 9S SS: Il ely ,o M sp Extra and
j. for Win Winter Wheat 200 65s Low Grade RS
100 D6l' SSpstFne dS 5 81 Tor 3%r nr
Wheat Extra mainly within the range o. {S ,ni,aS
an SITe%s: common to FAR Extra state g 6oas$7
Sgod to Fa3G Gs 49, - Good to Choice So oa$6 GG Com
mon to Far extra Ohio g 5Og44 M G9oi - gG%SS G
asa % Clear $ . Ss5 rye MF.grs R e. SS
45o sung9 - 1o %i'9 Common IN 70 FAR Extra
Far 70 O3d wn,s2 Wheat f 2&r s. so
cry Nm Ez TF3 tS or ws MaTs a%'' Closing ssns
SSs Common to Good Extra 7oss4 Good 70 hoice
BIS 81 sape Il anc IS 5jas5 MEAIDgli s%l,s
90 hnis BRANDY wine - quotedat 50 'V@fS 90 hei-
ey9rs9 rT Tc and sR,S+
OF the advlnee lost then little drme then lost me mp0se
n and 4,o ofS or e eSn.y af" city Mn
bsb tnre 900 bush cash nearly all the cash wheat
EXPORT nGa a i 6 1neraded Winter Rod
No Red s3egc in eley1,9T ~ t6 Eg Ran Certidcacs
m Iouat,r al Oi f5r do delivered from elevator; No
RED seller Jnae II saS o. closing 81 UlS4; 90 July
II o. closing 81 0}; 10. september u "a '24Sl ~
closing 81 O4q 10 December O''dslV - ma hss Cd
II ~ RYf-Markct more active sales, @t,OVO pusi'
Canada II c latter for very choice lGqo9 D 1
state quoted ia BARLEf1Dsl anu 10 nl R1 ~
= a&d3 stg S SS no coRN-Market unset
fled opening id14c higher, subsequently O,l the 10
vance and declined and closed heavy az shau aDON
tie n side prices ni ed business for export an" I e
ne nm moderate ira To speculative account Hdcs
IL 600 bush future lOs0O bush cash, luclulnS,
graded siixed at d6 c. No 6la6-c steamer Ai i
1t, I'm elevator; No . 81 dO3Sic, IN elcH atoI ot2U
Sc de iycrcd; odd No. Z, i2c. in store BSe IN
elevator No Mixed seller May G3@6ioC coslne % 4c'
DO June G3dC37s., closing &C., do July, 64Goo a.
cln.ng 81 &c; do August 6jlsd 66c closing % So
.T92Mxcd vhout decided change White little higher,
Onions opened IA PC higher and later lost the adVace'
and closcd heavy inside prices. sales SoUVu Dsu
future - 900 bush cash, including No M1ed az g.
M s. he fl c Vdtor sc: ucilNeleu -
quoted at 3Jc; No White 4-ct NO = "a, 2S'
No / quoted 46c: Mixed Western 3d1"ic.i Mhii'e 90
- ii 2r" White state IjLalJLc. No = Mixed selle
NAV 81 as e. CLOSING 3ic.i do June, = $50 &C.; On
do JAY - ND5S'4cr co'ih- % - ---i
ST. a,Iy, WIT a ao deratr trade. 80 go,
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK. WEST SHORE a BUFFALO RAILWAY
Trains leave Desbrosses Coandt and foot
For chicago suspension Bridge. Niagara Fails and Bunao
AZ m.
For Newark. Rochester, syracuse Oneida ESQ mt %
o.
Utica Little Falls Fort Plain oharie Port Jackson
Amsterdam, $50, lli20 a. mi sS M
Albany aud Catskin - ESQ. lf20 a m. A:30 IS d.
NewbaIg Kingston, Highland, Poughkeepse s. $780, ll2s
A. ~. $40 4S0. ~ m.
daily other trains daily except SUNDAY
buhet Parlor Cars on $50 and ll2O m. and $50 p m
trains for Albany
Perlor BUFFET $3.50 a. m train for Syracuse and
Rochester
Pullman Buffet sleeping Cara on p m train for Bunas
and Chicago
Tickets and time tables at stations and at offices o. the
pany, Jersey CITY, Pennsyva Railroad Brooklyn
No4 CouTtst Annex oce foot OF FultonssJ sSS Fulton
ga and No Deka6,syel Nsw,goSk Si,y Nos ie2 2ys.
1877 6thavo, No LED East l26thst, Pennsylvania
uon foot DesbrossessL, foot Corandtst aud West shore
station. foat West A2d.st.
~ Statesk
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING

kIulLADELI AMI hEADlNo
vpoE RA IL T}aps OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTYsT. NORTH RIVER
Direct o 1 i bHodE Pm Ss Pier Annex B0'
TIME FACILITATING EFFECT NAY IL, 1885,
For PHILADELPHIA, and TRESToN,, Bound Boz Bsocy
io A. sGSD1Y t;tG no. no. $50 49, 1900 M
GsssS S Ell s sGHsR Fl
hocken and Norristown.
DRAWkNG. ROOM CARS ON all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Kstgnng Leave PHiLoADELPHiA gInth and Greensts STA
I,Ie sTE5S ESQ S$C 100 No T E5c
sGkb s so $50 gCo 4 1859 Loo $780, ''0 $50
TRENTON Warren and ss s g. $40 os
fGG so is5 5S mn 5i5p a1' 01' '1'D SoN'
For Gf} e sgss 6 LEY Is6 and
IOo I5o 100 $780, S4S 1900 m sundays at $50 m
For SCRANTON at 7;l5, 800 a IN. s45 p. m
For oS 49, iS M sundays go s'0 %
For DRIFrON at 7:i5 a. m, S;i5 pm
TAMAoUA at 716, 7;45 900 10o $50. s:+5 400
For BETHLEHEM. ALLENTowN and MAUoH CHUNK
$50 D. ~
For Csc 5Asg $50 at 79s % l0 $780, $40 400
For STATIONS ON HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 600
an. 400, 4:30 IN.
So6 $50 M Sundays vs. iSo p m -' Low '0' ''''
Pos NE d s S S S 1870 .s t' sd1
&c., 1910 Sq M Sundays ats 500 % lao $50 600 n
For PLA INFIELD at 600 TAO 1ta 900 go 1880 lIl3
l;s0 2 sS PA AZ ao9 4S9
500 SABA. m, 1880, 400, $3.50. 800. 1900 p m.
For ELIZABETH at 500 G:l5. 645715,7:458O0 s30eO0
800 1000, 1890 1l51130 am 125,l245 100 80 300,
$50 500 $3.50, $40; 400 4lS 49, ss5 800 el5 $50,
1880, i260 M SUNDAYS at 800. s;45 m, 1i30 400,
$50. 9:OO 1909 pm.
For NEWARK at 300 5;45 6l5 6,45 7,l6 $780, 500 SIS
$50 800 9lH 9l5, 1918 l0i5, lll5 1900 m, 1245,
ll5, 300 800 800 so 100 ASo 500, 5l6, $50 $40
ilo6pm SUNDAYS at 500 s;i6, lob IN. i2oo m.
ll5, 800, 400, $780, 615. 500 900. 1850 p N.
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE &C.. (An rail- at
S15 I'm, 1870 400 600pm. SUNDAYS except ocesp
Grove at Oi5 Am.
For FREEuOLD--At s16, II g. m, 1880, SPIN.
FOR LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARN E6AT at sis
m 1870, 4:30 p With through parlor x30 y.
train.
FOR VINELAND and BRIDGEToN at 1880 D. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No g North River, via Sandy Hook.
For SEABRIGHT, LONG BRANCH, etc. at 9;45 a. 4;&J
p IN. Sundays 900 am.
Tickets be procured at foot Lbertys Pier No North
River 81 LOO 207 25726l, 27l AL 72l, 94s 1917 aud
1913 broadway ISL and 74e 6thave.i Rlyngton st 10
Greenwoh l6S pos East 10th Of. and principal Hotes In
ev.YOTk Cy. In Brooklyn AZ Nos Courtst llS Broad
way; 1888 fulton-sti 2lO Manhattan nave; Dc Kab-
vel 1891 Atsntoaye In Hoboken, 26i washington.st,
)tes or residence todestination.
+, WooTrEN. C. @. HANCOCK
General Manager Gen Pass and Ticket Az.
Nc. i. y. Act lla tahertf At. Y. Y.
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9nelrncholt

For Boys and Young Men-city.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
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Oceaf: Steamers.

NCHOR LINE.-U. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
- GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
DsyOnia May H. 10 rc1ssia May 81, 10 a. M
AnoLOIa M ay a ~ FurncSoid Juno li q. H.
cabin pass re, $50 TO $50 second cabin $40.
Stecrage-OutwaTd, 81 ;; prepai {, 81
LIVERPOOL AND QU EENSlOMN SERVICE
From Pier 81 North River. foot OF LerOy.st.
CITY OF ROME sails May II. June IA. july T.
AUST RAJ sails May 81 June 20. July u
Superb accommodations iOr all classes OF passengers
CABIN passage $50 TO 500 according TO OmuodAtons
Second Cabin and Steerl
passage. Pans BOX Of Rates &c, apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green.
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Ocean 6teamers

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
Der sSs w y Moth ipS 1s MaE oc Of
SoRMASS6IE PranseuI %san:.d.y MsyI n
a To 4. NAY
Cheeks payable sight amounts to suit the Bsnqua
noG?s De EBIAN agent No Bowling Green
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COM
HSSs s sna
s.. E 2
ssras 80 SEND SqS dr T Tours. Ss Storage from
oKVSHAEPHT Co g. Gen AF AZ xs 81 q S.
NORTH GERMAN MI LLOYD IDsS SS CO.
srwYohk os6 s2GIE Pc a9k xSb BREMEN
$Sf \; $sa s:zsss
First cabin sioo $50 second cabin SEQ sieerass As
lowest 'A'e' oELRIcHs CO, No Bowling Green.
OACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
LFEs s E3H GAE3EHAAN T1EPgGa SEs
From pier d foo, caTsst y,Rsn
'ss m NAY 20 Ss;,.a
'I ' For Japan and di China Nov p, moo,
tickets between san Francisco and Yokohamas AZ
For HONOLULU NE 'RsGf ,f,st and AUSTRALIA
A. ltAL A sails Friday, June ~,
For freight passage iaiSTmaiioq qPpy asc'm
Dany' Office on the R'ir s sHgi is2,
DIED STAR LINE.-FOr Antwerp and Paris.
sf?g Neryol as saary sy'I m
- nv NIHNO Saturday, May "a. 300 y. IN.
saloons staterooms smoking and bathrooms anidships
saloon 10 500 excursion $40 TO slbO; second cabin,
Tor outward prepaid; excursion $780, storage outward
900 nrenaid from Antwerp SIS; excursion So Including
geJdipo etc ~ PETER WRIGHT & SONS.
NN-o' " General Agents, 50 Broadway.
WHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE.
w IfNIlE,D SrATFS AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIyERpooL,
IEpffEI ant iryipg. II uisday. May 20. a. m.
tFfTIC Cant GIeadel TnuIsdty June B. p. IN
n T'pMATIC Cant Ternedv Saturday, Tune II. O. m
FROM TIL Il WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
RATEs-saoon, $780, $50 and 500. Return tickets on
favorable Storage at low rates intermediate 'Ao
attic only, $40. ,., 49,, ,,o..o,to, .,,v ash.
company . O"'''' -'' - K. J. CoRTIs. Agent
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REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK. Thursday, May ID, 1884
The following sales were held at the Exchange
SalcsroOm to-day
BIZ R,chard v HarneH q On.
4tSTy nrGw as Sd sq' w a5c e sa7e lots
tosetber in size, G2GX 0x63xol.3; Ouggeh- eae OK
4stoy 5rown.to9e dwelling. with iot No l99 Fast
3a az a. toss s. sayS o 10000
7 gSg Gck apaPmcni house with plot Of land
on 4t;ye 1te " I fV' 90 90 O-u' liz 900
By d. ". Seaman.
Buildings with about ia acres OF land s Of North
at 1T Washin gton; Mrs. Chaplin--........ S"ooo
ByL.J d T. PhWips
' TalEaS fSnoi d6th-s lot o5H7+j o. qo
Peter McGinnis. .--s -I'-'V
By Louis Mesier
Ct lCOxlOO; w Thompson ....--..--.......-... 9oOo
ByJn0. +. b. Smyh
o .torv frame dwelling with lot No 8 Birmingham
st, S. 500 of Malsonst lot 2oH37.6; S1on' ,o5o
''oO"
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SEw.YoRK CITY
Atomeyst 100 # of RvIngton, 25T76 Lewis col eoo
Chry o NJ -o '"l''' 80. $1,000
4ths t - 10 os %, smith and another 10000
s 81 leu Of the Poor ~ 7sSOo
Le1i Isrt cSecatoF to Isaac Prince 295Oo
Io- Hiv Il n 3 nv ~ wi 10000
lot6 hay cor 0, B2rcHslI 1880
Wa-st 40 = - interest; clifford COddingtol ct al no. oo
executors 10 Matthew Wilks. 2ZOOOO
7tbave n & cor Of 2h-st to ll3thstx329.
MAR Henrietta Guuther and husband 10 Isaac go ooo
Orciard.st W ?. 500 OF Delaney 259xS76; John $500
Elton executor, to ObstOaun ZhOOO
Forsyh.st Nos g. II and II - Judson Jarvis and o.o
wife TO Henry KOrn. .....;... Zo9oO
5sth.st n = $50 It W Of 7th.avc, 2SxG0xirreguar; $500
Naltby and wife to sara ApIleby .---...- 2SOOO
AV'p bert and another to Maaus 2lCOO
W}etS q q Eoria2 nu $4,000
ATHEIST n $, $50 II OF Sthave 75xlOO5; Ny steam 80
60 Ia ngrich and her
Glst.st n g 100 Il = OF gthaye 5OIlOO.5; Mary
dt tSqre sy anu anO'n'i - $4,000
Icxin-ton-ave, W OIL II OF 5Gthst 3.4x9D; Rich .
and vito to same. oU,COO
G core NOOst cr-st, 46x5O; r w Taylor ct al
executors to Margaret D0nlay -. 519JO
o'o land and 1s5snd to Cecilia Cas5c $4,000
Division ST. . e OF Allcnst 62 3x 4.9xlrIeg:
a a1f n'erco. same ~ 24,7OO
seh6 ana " vie i to + Fischer ~ 2475o
eis and 4 VIE Sp to jGriRe@ ana another 2OlOO
Ai thew wis X 4,D''''' 5000
7Oth.-t n $50 It W OF 2d-avc. 30xl00.ii TIMBER $500
fed aud wife 10 Fred $4,000
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Aen iJnbllrntlons.
DUBLISHED THIS DAY.
THREE VILLAGES.

BY WILLIAM D. HOWELLs. vol l6mo. Little classic
size 81 25.
Description and "reminiscences Of three peculiarly interest
ing American communities people making and
delightful pen sketches dainty and delicate as Venetian
DAYS" and italian Journeys"
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The quotations for refined oil reduced Il OF cent
te per gallon in New York and centSln fn
delphia and baltimore
BRADFORD Penn, May 15.-Crude oil-Almost panic
on market; total runs Wednesday. 6s,420 bbs. total
shipments II sos bbls charters $500 bbls cearances
IOO6S 900 bills United Pipe Line Certificates opened
at 81 closed at 76a highest price, $685. lowest 10
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For Both Sexes-City.
Art Schocs-City

-CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
"A. parents Please give particulars i. MIRIAM
COYRIEKE CO.. 81 East l7th-st., Union square.
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SWITHIN c. SH0RTLlDGES
MEDIA ACADEMY.

7.
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
Thirteen miles from Broad
Seventeen trains each daily between Media Phila-
delpha.
students admitted classified at any time All student.
board the school with the principal Table excellent Ex
pcrenced walters Rooms for students all
nicely and completely furnished Fixed price covers every
expense books etc No extra charges except Music
examination for admission Fifteen experienced teachers
and all graduates six Harvard two Yale rin.
y SPECIAL opportunities for apt scholars 70 advance rapidly
Special drill dull back ward boys Patrons sudents
may any studies choose the regular English scen
fife Business Classical civil Engineering parts
OF different HighgTH students kept back
by detective classification Conditioned college students OF
any class tnOred Young whose early education has
been neglected instructed privately.
Students lifted at MEDIA ACADEMY are IN Hayard,
Yale Princeton University OF Pennsylvana Lehigh Laiay
ette HayerfOrd University Of Virginia Williams COuiubi
Dickinson stevens Institute OF Technology Troy and Boston
Polytechnic Schools
MEDIA ACADEMY has physical and chemical abora-
tory, fine gymnasium large ball field Fifteen hundred
volumes aided 10 the library In 1883 Apparatus doubled IN
1883 graduating In commercial department every
Twelve students hted college and admitted In 1888
The health record OF Media few parallels. Media
seven churches and temperance charter which prohibits the
sale OF intoxicating drinks.
For usated circular OF Media Academy address the
principal and proprietor,
6WIIHIN q. sH0RTLIDGE, A. Is. and A. M,
(HaIyard College 0faduatel, Media, Penn
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For BOYS and Young Men-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A HOME-LIKE BOARDING-SCHO for
IA Young Boys Il. KINDS A. NJ Hampstead L. l.
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The nm
bdersgned, experienced physician teacher makes
me care ana instruction OF such boys speciality Address
DIR. WILLIAMSON, Lyme, Conn.
RO1S and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned or reected candidates coached
summer winter stockbridge, Mass r. HOFFMANN
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5teamboats ano Railroads.

STEAMBOATS, Gn0 haIlroaos.
4 LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
Leave Pier A. r. loot Of Canast, every week day ate
BTleEes sold and baggage checked to az stations on
NewYerk Central r. r. and also tickets OF the ~ and
IL. r. r.. good for passage and stateroom berth.
4 TROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE.
a North RIVER foot 6hrstophers da Saturday,
@est n Sunday steamer touches At Albany
L'OR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON,
6aFs skaeS seq
y ann
daily at p No. Pier foot Of Harrsonst. n. r.
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
trains saye depot foot Of cO:S aR sbss9 s
hsaa Haaqn dSwaISH %s
through Soaches daily Local trains at m and SAC
iss9ns t st $40 iea
RfiRi Sh S
0'A'''A A'''''A '"''' vi u T. B BYGaoToS O. ?. a
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD-Commencng Nov ls, 1883,
a. m. Western New-YOrk and Northern Express, with
1910 Fast Limited Chicago ETpsss with dining cars.
Ceyeahd and Toledo arriving at Chicago iO m next day.
1890 M Chicago Express dTsSins,roon cars to Canaan
ii n.y. western New.York and Northern Express with
s6Pm HlDany and U.ea EXPIRES room cars
a y. IN, Accommodation to Albany and Troy. ~
&C p H. ST. Louis Express with sleeping cars FOR Niagara
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati except Saturday, Toledo Detroit
$50 D m Express with sleeping to Syracuse and to
Aubnri road; also to Montreal
D m Express with sleeping for Rochester
Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago, ST. Louis, Oswe
also LOwyille except saturday.
Night Express with sleeping cars 70 AlDany ana
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West aud
Tickets on sale at Grand Central Depot No Bowling
Green 2J2 Broadway and at Nestcotps Express
alcos place and 1856 and 942 Broadway New York,
3S3 Washington and $50 Fulton SITS, Brooklyn aud 10
Fourth-st, Williamsburg
Recommendations In dravingroom and sleeping be
procured at any ticket Offices in City and al
1kaslii N mist.
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
daily All Others daily except sunday
j. NJ. TOUCEY, 9. b. MEEhEk
General superintendent. General passenger Agent
Deepening PROVIDENCE LINE,
MONDAY, MAY5
PROVIDENCE DIRECT
ALL NORTHERN NEW. ENGLAND POINTS.
Elegant Steamers
RHODE ISLAND and. MASSACHUSETTS,
Leave Pier 30, N r., at p. daily, except Sundays
F.w. POPPLE. General Passenger Agent N.
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~. LOUIE May l5-p1our steady and unohangeii Family
81 O0s 49, Choice, "a JOd&4 70 Fancy IS 25dS5 %.
Wheat lower End aotiye No. Red, 81 49, cash. May,
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NV YORK, May -.

1t is enough to say that the petroleum specu-
laton TODAY was even more demorazcd than yesterday
With sales at the two boards OF less than 1OOOOooo par
rels the price declined from s30S4 cents to 739073%
cents It was only by the support Of the Standard Oh
Company that the to-day were carried through
without any failures The fact is remarkable commen
tary on the value OF the Clearing House system ana the
confidence felt in the sold, merchantaDie worm
OF oil at present figures Business Is partially
naralvzed by the virtual impOssbility Of raising
money TO carry United certificates but there Is no
froube whe Legitimate commercial value Is back OF the
Pine Line certificates In the of grain produce ana
other commodities. -
The rnne of nrces and the total dealings fol-
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BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line to the south Of France
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
Il ------ .
CHATEAU hui sday. June >
From PreRtices stores" near Wallst Ferry Brooklyn
Travellers fer France, Spain and Italy PyTenees. Pau
Nice, sc, viii time aud expense by taking this line
First including Winel 10 $780, Cabn So
Steeragc. S2j. For passage apply to
f. LIZ BOULANGER. Az Beaver.st
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-09-06
OUR CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS-

Referring to the Republican nominee for CO.
gress in this district the Belair Times says two
years ago Mr.. Blair, though not well knownout-
side of the business community, proved to Do a
surprisingly strong candidate, and the suppet he
then received justiies the belief that will his
wider acquaintance with the people of the diTict,
and his positive views as labor projections, he
will at this juncture be chosen to representhls
district in Congress. Mr.. Blair is well quahed,
both by his experience in business affairs an his
close connection and sympathy with the indurlal
interests of the district for the duties that WILD
devolve upon him, and if elected he may be ifey
relied upon to acqut himself with honorand
credit and to the entire satisfaction of his costit
uents. Mr.. Blair, though resident of BaltnoIe
county, where he has long been superintend,t OF
the Ashland Iron Works, has relatives and lop-
erty interests in Hartford, where he is highl es-
teemed. lie is a little over forty years of agand
the picture of health and vigor."
The Westminster Sentinel says the conviction
"simply expressed the wishes of every Reputcan
voter of the district by nominating on thdirst
ballot Thaddeus C. Blair. No matter, therore,
who our opponents place in position it is cry
clear that Mr. Blair has this important Advantage
that he is the choice of his party and needt no
multiplicity of conventions and ballots to aeer-
tain the fact.-Mr.-B Blair MAIDS no i-I.~@--.ie -
For number Of years engaged in the mage
ment of the Avondae iron ore banks in our un-
ty and two years ago our candidate for the.me
Office to which he has been nominated agail he
is known well throughout our borders. Hes a
gentleman in every sense of the word, and
business man and thoroughly welded to the in
ciples of Protection. In our judgment no bier
candidate could have been selected"
The Cecil Wig says Mr.. Blair sis shrgd,
careful business man, and gentleman in cry
way fully qualified to represent the people ofhe
district in Congress. He gave Mr.. Talbot ose
run in 1882, and if the same candidate is pup
by the Democracy this fall, we would not bat
oil surprised if he were elected"