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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD
FROM STATIONS or
NEW-JERSET CEN TRIAL DIVISION,

80, -. a, 70 m 80 -, ,,+,..,
nirec connection 10 ,a rom i.ro. rn via Annex Boats
.... nom Irooelyn Bridge Per. go, ,,.
For PHiLAutLPHIA ana TRENTON Ro1uI Brook
Louie, a. f1u ga. 49, Isis 1880. fno. AGO. 551
ZOO j.. o. nj. SUNDAY al t45 %. In.. -.I. I-.1I
1tec go1a,e on = me Ilneton ~. geraaatoaa i1d
h"'inui IiiN- no coIuuuia-ave for Man&yunk tou7Io
hocA'n Ali E'rl'sio"u.
DKAWIND-r5D-I Fs on all Day Trains aud LEEPIN3
CARS ID Night Trans
,a,rniuy l,r. pr,ff or,rpur, ,-i,,t aud ~.s, a.,
730 SEQ OBJ ~, a. ~. I.Ii' 3.t5 $40 e.. 200
J. m SUNDAY. -..H q u. $780, 1850 o rl Third and
BerK JlO, $50. 900 1880 lOO. $3.50, 5.2O $3.50
IN. SUNDAY. a.l5 a ll.. 4.30 q. m
Leave TRE TOY Warren I'D inc ;er-7i F. r. 5 500 -2
8&5til5' 9.'s a M. ,s.it n ~ 'A 80 " -
- nv, ,-,l,g-r r,,.sr-p,- rr,,7-reg--,,. .,s
N sv,2 t.rr5- M AZ so I'm ~ IN m No. ~
~ DIV r,r, ami n , 3D. ,r-pr-g,. 10 an 4, 90 11.f-
a H. co. 1885, 100. 5:5l. 545 Zoo ,. IA sundays .
''"o D. m
Tor SCR NTDN a ID. a M $3.50 o. m.
For WI <E~RAPRT and PITT-T1N a. IFS 600 A. H.
Loo. 100 .:45 ,.4l D. sundays al $3.50 p.
For DRIFrON al 7.l5 a.. NJ 3:45 o. m
rorTA.f..rAat7r5 IAN 900 a u, 900 lao AZ Aoo
IoG1n N '' ' ~ ' ''
~, 400 zoo a. H. 100 l.sv 3.!5 5.i5 D. H. ttIp.ar
NJ -.qu d. Id. ' .
~ .e,,--- .. 400 90 -.- o,o, o., mo I'm o..
81 ~ -' i' az .,. ", ''' ''' ''''
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Tot p. n.y., D.. >, ~, l',n j. I..o - ~
l. ,.,.. ..t, ..o..,. ..l
,.. u -.......-t t,, 4' -''Y' .''' ''-' '.''
toi SUN rhN ILL az t. u;l' a. o. ~ f.uN lOO ll.lJ
n w. ,,.'o - 49, su' l',' 'lL D 800, - 500
UW 'D'' 4V'op H. 9uu'H97 81 - s.oO . ~ LOU '-o'
''' IA
For PLA NFI p N 100 600 IT'S -41. 900 03O 1890
I1ll a. loo, 100 Sd. . 3d. t4 400 $50 100 Bio
b3I 3. 500. so. zoo. 900 so 1890 ~ I d m
.t Z IN I'M t'.t. =.
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grookIon proptrto for Sale dt1 81 Get

pROOKLYN TEOPEBTY.-For sale twenty
- lott t.,cs.ilne % ll hours hrpH 81. ol1HAN
Ivorrrrou g. sid oudpIuo
OR SALE.-Nuc lots. Hancock s. ucar
Tomp.u.l ave., ur1'al %. pN 10 MANN
wutGuI. ooupseUor1t.lae 1't Ha' al.at. IS. s..
Must BF SOLD INNEDlAIEl(.-Slv new
vi ee rfe brow st0rc housr. 100 unpHltu. aIfo fHu
other ur nushr,i yrt routed u.t9hI"fhnnd unof 'p
q, unnr When Irffoan now bulns b. Completed wll
Ie tlitftt Hinufrs ffum NrH ln.h iiY iltI AZ
dio,. HOUIGADl.t lot lall ArN YORK lo'i ONCE.
rT'D HIILDLR~.- sale at reasonable
pr.r With ulu valuable plot touthWo-i corner linton
and ki, .,rs f.no.I.u adapted '1f -ufrf nlis uI
dNr.lug-. Jlil- JUN .''. 10 ~ ''' ''.
TWO SUPERB Brooklyn residence ~ ban
1 pan Sos and 10 Hancock 1 thfer-siufY, ha'"
rrrut nud -uU,r brown STONE, - .r' trlW rtiat
rlumIne Irur- impru,eni .uts one OF iHr hrt
aui hraIflo.t ocllu, lu the rly All pr'n'it I~iI'd
ealu al . per cent houses op 40
10 '' "' ''' '''' JLHE JOHNSON Jr @ P.ue.st.
rI'O characterization 3-,tpry brown
stone b.. ruom- resident st. near linton lru'hYn
location uDNcrpiondllc hfhi $50
tod. !iahir party call 0I address
GRO. EEI-LE & co., Loo4 fulionst' hio'kFn'
81 0ON CASH and $1,000 ON mon. mortT i.l':c
house. 4I Columbia lIeifht ofcrola.n1 3D.. D' hn con
t4inue Dog -J25o, house -J1tO Auuic'- T. L. r.
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Rooms anO flais 70 Get.
APAlITuLNT- 10 In ~ TAX
AH-OlrTELY FlREPHOOe
CENTRAL PAtk BUILDINGS,


nou ing central Park ou lotlst
br,Necr Ola and -tA agos
HIGHEST ground n th. cty only hlfl J0ok from Gtave
elevated rI road station.
APARTMENTS FOR FAMILIES FROM 5000 Up
WA-u~
BACHELOR APARTMENTS AND STUDIOS. 5000 TO
t..J.U
Apply 10 LE~PISA-~E 4 FRlgOWlN,9 PIne-'t. orc
" ,lIfrOE -upL. 53th-st amt 1thiye
4 SUPERB APARTMENT 10 let in the Lis
4 psa4r. th.t, uear MAul-on-lFe eight Aght ar.H
Apply oa Lee promises
AHtND~OMELY aud new furnished larg'
roou so ls; -7tu-st. near LeKlns, ol-tye, gentle
mraouy .crrnce
BACHELOR APARTMENTS.
- PAI.1R l. ID a ID BATHROOM. -
JOCKEY CLUB BUuDINe. uall-'u-ayt and 2-th-7t.
TO LET-ThIrd floor in private house, five
rom N unproe eurnts h"t ard cold water gas spa
aaa two c,c,. IL Vest inst
Two LEG.-In the Halstcd A first and second
1 Hat. . amt 90 rooms. well Light heated ty steam
handsomely decorated Apply 10 lanitor o. premises.
rVO LEr.-Thc Ei,lcbcn, southwest corner
5t' and ,t1yg , eH,r'neg . oS 5. aai e'si. s5
10 N go l-Jt1-st Two a. ArmeaI pr 4nn-l each lor
permits. JUST LH'l li ~ i'sS,,,,,.v
rI'O IET.-The Washington. corner 122d-st
j ard -th-4ves up rueuts q l3 rooms built after
Par.-.an model if,.clei ud eesa'ily pn.ssea Uts
nlin dr,e ON B0uegiri g-i-dst .ecllou IN q lily
aunum to iaules vi adul only tor permit,
JL,I bhOluLhS. Ocv Eroadway.
Rooms Wanted.
FLAT WANTED.--A small single fiat Of FIVE
r,oms wanted East side FOR family Of three rent
slAuls % alton AMI rent
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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TIVE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
i NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements OF trains from Chambersst Depot
pam-Daiy except sunday bay Express drawing roo p
coaches 10 Cleveland, Oincinnatl an Chicago
Or daily 81 Louis Limited Express 70 extra charge
1:25 IN; Niagara Falls g "A Hamilton ont i,rtnS m
getrot ~ Salamanca , m. Cleveland ~ m
Ing Trans aSrivs TO s1o 81 n and iuIisnspods
By n bal yl-Pacnc express OI the est a SOHO Tram ~
Bunalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel 4nJ
el5 m-hmgraDt train 20 the West.
t,+6 $50 4lO B. 0 80 s:i $50 7so 1880 ght
bundaTs a. $50 lpzu m .:45 6.3n g D NJ l. midnight
Paterson IS TO 1850 $50 luz0 2 noon 40 % 10
PlO 5O 6l9 $50 7'0 $40 1880 Pm and - midnight sun
Kewsrk and Paterson via Newark 64o 40 1870 N > ~
$40 30 o:oO ozn ~ m ana ~ midnight saui Jay
sunerD 6ab 76O 1920 n l.i5 $50 $50 g. s:l5 an
j midnight sundays 5:4b $50 1920 l;4o oau Va AM
NWaTWieF ZOE 10 goa m430pm- SUNDAYS $50 an
FeWbnrg Cornwall 1908 $50 4:30 D M. sunday
'goSdout and Kingston and Montgomery a IN $50
eih hen 3 a. 20 Io.2o III $3.50 $50 a3O s,l5 m sun.
Aax "a, 80 lOIO q m $50 . N
- itddef0wn 81 Zoo 1920 $3.50 $50 SIS sunday
D. a. = Sd 1870 $ ID The trains and 49, ~
INNS connect with New YORK ontario AMI esiern Railroad
a. he ~ faln stops al Mdlb-si Oily 80. . IN
Port 1:5u " lOzO VA t.5O 81" IA SUNDAY sou
tRats leave z5st quarter Of quarter after each hour
sn" b45 "a 10 lO46 every thirty minutes and troD
tusx5 q % ~ l-:4j "a M every hour
esping be ObtDen ami orders for tie chrc
a. trsr " baggage uay bee iefi a. e Company omoe
fos ggI lOi o. D5I sfpadway. sl WestsL n Y. M
fw,rf - BrOOEsgh on 81 the COupaa ys DepDts -
EIpress trans Om the West arrive Ia New YORK. az $40
'so TysS A. 1BHoff GEM Psssr Agent Eew.York
N-DRrltERN RAILROAD or NEN-J h~Ll .
~ f,e.rs 'es for Fngewooi Llneer Pieimo1i ani
= ,ark ia M / 82n q %. 40 U4u. s"i M
h1na" iohhN n. ABBoTr sssi PsssI agent NsW'i'EE
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baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.

Vim Philadelphia. Baltimore aud Washington
Trains leave from PENNSYLVANIA r. Y. Depot:
except Sunday for w ash and all points WesA
z p m, DAILY FAST EXPR So through sleepil7
coaches 20 chicago Cincinnati ST. Louis Connects Tor al
points West
MIDNIGHT daily FOR Washington and MI points West
For Time Fables TIckets sleeping B"rths and BaEgags
apply COMPANY sOice Il $40, 81 aAd J. lao BOadWni
4'Court-st. Brooh lyn Pennsy vania l1ar0ad.
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Gorntiuersblp No'lees-
EeaaI Notites.

nY ORDER OF HON. eli ARIES DONOHUE,
of tile Justices of he lourt tis
meeting the tOrioerl Df the NeEYor, Con srrt
COMPANY Lu fe tho election directors Tor tle enfnng
year and originally called ptenber In his been AZ
ionrnrd tO Monday september - 1894 from y % =
O'Clock at the tasnO. broadway and 3Bth IT., New.
YORK CITY.
NCw. York, sept II. 1884
, a.. iiis, secy RUDOLPH ARONsON, Ptest
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Bolr0 du1 Rooms.


East 5l1a
4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE occupying pri
a house near 2 will one front sin rio
lcntewau. AaClrsl r. u, rrDune tp0"n Ouc' LABS
No. 81 EAST OrU-Sr.-Dcsirlbc rooms
y win board pcrmancu'e pro erred references.
Two nicely furnished single rooms, use Of
bath asa week gentlemen ony 1913 Irving Place.
, EAST i7TH-ST.-Supcrior accommodations
- tr adult. Ncf'r'n,ct EXCHANGE cd.
.)(sIif-ST. 40 EA~T-~nglc rooms with
~ boa Il FOR ontlomen also tap 60 board
~ EAST 2oTn-S r.-Suits Of rooms with
= private bathrooms private table or without board
- AND 3G Gramercy Park-Elegant suites
reference
'(H EAST 29TH-ST.- Handsomely furnished
~ room' excellent tlDlo arran 'ments male Tor winter
Single foouss references.
SUIl ST.. overlooking Park-Bcautiiul
~ home club apartment ctoly furnished NO Land
al uflcr Oh DcfOuHe features going nD al
VIII offer groat bargain j. p. STEWART lls Warr'nat
- IRNING-PLACE-T doors from Gram
- Grey rarx-ro with board. rooms suite or
~ EAST 2-TH-ST.. near Lcxington-ave.
Hand ome.y furnished rooms sec nd door III
exception able board reieuuc
ia MADISON-ANE-Su superior board sec
ont hoor four rooms CA suite. other suites and
It% EAST 21ST-ST.. Gmmcrcy Park
: W .N.rth Tno arse rooms newly painted aud
ur. 'h.I; g'n Jean IN sIit' with uolni reference
/ ~ East 3GrU-~T.-' Handsomely fur
~ second loor tl board. Diuus back par
ur puu t41lts' fa.'rru 'f
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N AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York Desbrosscs AMI Coandt street
Ferries a. follows
uarTtsburs Pitt.burg South. win Pullman
Palace Cars attached m. q aud m dalN Ne" OK
pnd Chicago Limited Of Ptr0t. DINING. SMOKING anu sleep
Ina Cars. 100 y IN
RLuausport. Lock Haven m. sp CORY and Erie ~
IA connecting lltusvle Petroleum centre
AMI the Oi' REGION.
Baltimore Washington tho south Limited Washington
EIpre--' Of Pullman fGror daily except sunday D
D arrive Washington 400 Regular. wa b ana T.
X "a, at o. 800 and 800 34o and AMI i2 night
via and ID. r. v. ami and 2 n-i sunday. wa
= and q. r. 6i5a m. up. M. and T. night via anu y
r H. 2 q and ~ night
For Atlantic city except sunday. II 10 IN lOO ana @V
tIr1u ID % train.
For cape MAY. evcrpt SUNDAY. leo p
Lone Branch Raw Head Junction nd intermediate stations
via RAILWAY - Amhov .. ana o. m IL noon. 3.l0
$40. So anu p m ON sunday. 4IJ AMI 800 IN.
d do Ashurv Park
Foats ~ BROOKLYN fh al throug h trains AZ
Jcrsey Ctv. rording speedy and direct transfer Tor
4 BROOKLYN
sTaus arrive From Pittsburg Gl and 100 730 and
1910 daily AM Z daily eNcopt MONDAY. From
Washington and Baltimore. O. $40 and 40 l20 340.
$50. 500 100. 1905 and 1035 p sunday $50, Gao
q m. 1908 and 1898 From baltimore go p. ~.
Prom Philadelphia $50 5.'o 62O Gao except Monday.
go ee3D lO4n ID 80 l21 .. 40. 800 $50 $50.
72O. 100 500 900 1905, 90 and 1888 m sunday,
$50. 20 30. ESQ 7.O5 1875 go 1875, 800 1919
1910 and 1895
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Il ron RnSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
The qtclmetg T. o. RIM and pN1NlpENCE leave New-
nclIfeuat f:n D. M - p m
cnurnepriur .tembrr.3 rom per s. Re- f.ot OF Muir
raw a SPILL NnID BANDS OF MUSIC on board Con
meet on hy Annex from brooklyn al M Jersey
CIV nf T. m Tickets etntefpoU4 be secured n
New ON principal hotels transfer anu ticket Oices
a the office on Pier and ON steamers.
BORDEN LOWELL. - .-..
Agents. GEO. l. tONNoN
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER.
All trans except the .O and f35 p. trains leave
from Nest 3d-. Cnrtancf and Ue-rosse, sat ons.
only
For chicago 10 IN - D. m. Pullman sleeping cars
through DO % trains
For - Louis, 900 p m. Pullman BUFFET sleeping cars
UrO4 b tu
for Detroit m $780, p M Pullman buffet sleep
ia ouch
suspension Bridge Niagara Fails, Buffalo Newark ami
Rochester 10 d. m Dot" ~ D. H. sleeping and paIlor
~vracu~, 7io 10 "a. m. 1880. -9 p. m
Iuca. l.4u .ld. al 30 a. m; 300 '- D. me-
ALBANY. $40. $40. ii I'D a. m. 30. o. '9 p. m
Saratoga ANA Lake coI.e. $50. l-n m LuHci paIlOf
clr n " OF. a De ny uu l-r u tam
Newpure and Kingston 40 1000, ll-O a. m $3.50, 30.
Taes,u!r AFRO Mountain House station. Kaatersk.ll
ll.-U q.
-ta -rlrd summit E1a e.-,iu H1ule. Pine HlL pLm-
ncia. Hoo Buffet Iarlor Cars % kingston
r0r Montreal ana con. d. East r 81 a .u.. H.t - -
'Cat~kli and 'i1n-tcns $40. tlul0 l-.-o e. HI 3d.
-5.5u. 900
Tor es tine tables IaT.OI sleeping atcOmm0il
toI- n iufis alton. uIT orr Jersey tits. leln r.
& station uohOktn ID M a-ln on-st lrookyu fouri-
n Aun-g pc. foot FUR. r-7t -r iuIa..f. lua .c
ksba.e New.Yurk fitv. IG 2nl 1913, H4G j. -3 Broad
w Isl ttl.a.c EaSt Jt-st 1892 Howtry. Irun-
H. r. stations foot % toJaud eud icelr"s4-s -t-, and
est shore -ti8 " est -d st. calcf
ami checked Om hotels AMI rrclcrA orders can Dee ie
al ticket Offices r,.,.,. ,,....t.,.r ,. d.. ....
p staie--L
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Gelu tunntcN.

q ARDf NER WANTFD.-Nusf have perfect
" knovl'dRf of h0use protes1nt temp crate.
uonicaI ANA not AFRAID of 0or. ~ before D q. m
WM WHY Tr. I + rs Place.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD rsrABLIsnED ROUTE AND SNORT LIZ

20 TRAINS ZACH WAY wEFKDAYs AND on
SUNDAY, 3 STATIONS N PHI LABEL
PHIA. IL NIW-IOEh
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I EHIGH VALIFY RAIROAD.-pnsscrcer

trains daput foot Of Cortland DesbrDsses
-ilu 5fO and FOR Easton. bethlehem Allen.
town Reading. Msuch chunk, ilkesbarre lowanda VI
vrrv Ithaca Geneva Buffalo and the West. Pullman
through daily Local trains at O. and 30
4. fOt Esstou BetiIehem and tupY.
Trans leaving Al $40 49,. and 8 40 m connect for
all points IN and Ha7lco coal regions sunday
trains local for Haucb Chunk $40 Leave Mauch Chunk
Gesera Eastern ONCE. No 2a5 Broadway
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CTARIN'9

CHARMS
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
once Pier 10, ". r.. foot Of COrtlandt-st
Consgnments Of freight forwarded any part
~ the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders received delivery Of all kinds of
shandse Co any part OF the city.
eEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
nor LIgHTEHAOE.
Freight Of every description promptly ghered any point
h. the harbor 81 reasonable rates
sTEAMBOATs BARoBs AND GROVES TO CHAR
uxR ron EXCURSIONS.
{ Steamers JOHN " srARfN am FBASrUS CORNING
for REw.HAvEN. leave pier ~ H. foot Of Corandt at
II daily tsaturdsvs ercepted1
Freight Tor psiutA o. l. 3 " II n 10
yor Nswltaveo and points Fast. ~ Pier rs
CENTRAL kHiPNARD, COmmunlpaw. NJ J.-Dry D0oks
Machine aud noer shops Everything apporanng 10 the
construction and repair OF vessels
branch ofloe 7tbsvs a2dst open daily until D. III
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henl Z stale agents.

pUYER~ OF NATE dwellings business
ID uIu. critics. aad can't Hts 10 please read mY y "
PRINTED List before puc-aIus sOno very choice offerings
''' rtNrLL EiLPArRIrr 1ia iisou-avc. md -'th-st
/ ROMANO BROWN.
nrfL e-rArE.
Z. " tet .a...st, Nrf-f1ry.
1tttID .,u. ltl .ftI7t
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A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
~. KILL MoUNTAINs.1L ling a. Cra9'ton' West
anu Esopus connecting with Ulster and Delaware stony
Glove tatskiu Mountain mi kaaterskl kailroada
steamers City ~ KINGSTON AM James W. BALDWIN leave
week daT at ,. Pier loot H1rusonst y. r.. er
~aturiavS when city OF kingston leaves y m
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Caructs, 81

-. EXTRA SUPER INGRAM tAEIt =
sb zap -trt. hru s-els tnfpei- har An'
Rugs. M fs. - I.t ues Dug Hlt - -., ,.-..t...y
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A "a so TO SARATOGA and RETURN;
IA. 81 go to LAKE GEORGE and RETURN tickets good
during season Troy Boats citizens Line Steamers CITY
TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier ~ North River. foot
Christopher. daily except saturday nj D. connecting with
mornlng trains Tor North and West Sundays steamer
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For Providence. Worcester Nashua and ali
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS.
Train leaves Providence from m.
through 20 WHITE MOUNTAINS ,FaDyans without change
Perlor cars attached.
steamers Rhode Island
Ben. r. daily, except sundays al p
W POPPhF. A. IT WestsL n y
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5ituaiions tuanteo-- ma!es.

COACHMAN.-Bv a married man, 35 years
~ Old family hrstcass cOachman and groom and a
cool pain gardener four references from last employer
T. H., 2d-aye
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West stIs.

-. TrfrU D.. t..t,..,,-..f 90. (rovvo'r T.
4 80 ~ ,,- 3D., l., = ,t.-.l -, .t, ,rI ~ -f Va
large Honu b,uJ.op.l. frrpi.bed
! ,.-rai, board 10 enap . private IA N.Y. Rerer
y,rp.f-iIr, mp ~, f,,,,i.toJ G,ts mp or,rt-
/ .. o., ,. '',... n. t''r.v s..I,d ,t,,.,t
Irs.
DFSpON~TRT PARTIES wishing to make
,r,,i cam tint co1-t,I. -,or,
t.. sa. e.essp, table as 80 West a-th-'t
WIN BOARD lu the elegant mansion Do
. WIZ o~g-' m, E :.a o, go 5" a.e or y Ref
49,, ~. ..'.. -,
HAY f.. .14 and 3O3.--rIf eHntY FUR
80 ul' .oo vh private able appointments ana refer
.. , 81,
10 " EST "oI lis 7 Private family, VIII
'>r.at rooms en suite WI ".'eit ooiri reference
10 jIH-ANE.. connected with BrevOort
- Tou-e hy pa .slev'r. handsomely furnished par
,,.-. -,... ',
- H. .l- -l' ~ i''..l.' 'Hloi5
'Nn '.'. "' '' anna '''. ' '' -'i.''i-
:, H. - o.. ., ,, .',, M
-e.Dea,- .nlr references.
- lX-I- -t-i' -.T fl,,.I-,,, f,.ri .,,...i
* "|'i i - -. .,. .
room. Tor gen. -Hca. atl 1oa'.
= s..U 81 II YNE-T -E.f...,,.l.- t,,r,,i b.I
l-.' iu TOD Ii.'"'' '4"'' ''i'."-
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BLOOMINGTON LINE.

IoT BOSTON and all points EAST
Tho only direct line WATCH HILL and MARIA GA Y
sErI PIER steamers leave PIER n. H. daiy except
Sundays. ats y m
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1sTrM1AE. CONTROL.

Assuming that the Nicaragua canal will
cost from S15, 00000 900 upwards-surely not
less-the scheme of its construction pre-
sents as one not to be hastily decided upon.
1t is new departure for the Government
TO engage in such work, or undertake to
fortify it when built. The Clayton-Bui-
>xer treaty interposition should be now set
tied, As we have already said, it will,not
be permitted to stand in the way if the
canal scheme goes through. 1t holds US to
pledge not to exercise exclusive control
over any canal to be cut across the lsthmus.
1t cannot be shown that 1t is in eontrazen-
ton of the Monroe doctrine, but it does
give England the right to raise questions
that should be definitely settled nov, and
when settled, the result will certainly be
to our own liking. As we have ence be-
fore said, the conditions of the present are
so different from those of the period in
which the treaty was covenanted- that it is
now open to radical objections. We do
not need, as we once did, the pledge OF
England to maintain neutrality over GER
tain route; it is not known positively that
England desires to continue her guarantee,
and no one contends that treaties should
remain in force permanently. The time
has probably come when negotiations
will be opened for a new convention on the
subject or for abrogation. This we
hold should move contemporaneous with
the making of treaty with Nicaragua
that is open to the suggestion, at least, Of
contrayening an existing treaty with an
other power. 1t does not become this ma
ton to proceed to set aside a treaty, anc
which we believe must be abandoned, ex
cept according to the usual manner pre-
scribec, and that has not, in this instance
been entered upon. We are told that there
are grave reasons affecting the national
honor and interest why the new Nlcar-
aguan treaty should be concluded at once
that its ratification will in practical form
crystallize the Monroe doctrine, whereas il
the past it has existed only in the nature
of threat, and that to refuse to IA tify tho
treaty will be regarded abroad as al
abandonment of that doctrine. All which
means, that unless We do make the dec
trine practically effective some European
power will gain concessions from Nicar
aqua humiliating to us, such as giving
Isthmian transit to a control from which
we will be excluded. 1t is unquestionably ;
grave subject, and one of far greater mo
ment that members Of the Foreign Rela
lions Committee feel it discreet to declare
But at the same time, if the Importance o
the question is so great, and was known t.
be so even at the spring session Of the
Senate, it is in order to ask why steps wer,
not taken to settle the question of doub
involved concerning the Clayton-Bulwel
treaty?