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young and striving to implant N them good prin-

young and striving to implant n them good prin-
ciples.
The experiment is obviously doubtful. II
may be suspected that 10 10 the con-
sequence Of an ephemersl sentiment
but 1t may be successful and II IL Il t Will pavs the
way for moro extended and moro beneficial meas
ures. One of the underlying ideas 10 that the ele-
ment to be dealt with Ia present largely 10 state
OF chaos Extreme poverty and the hard pressure
OF circumstances In . great city. have crushed
the strongest barrier against anarchy
namely. the family relation. Pride. self
respect hope have given way, and sullen do
spair has taken their place The object is to change
this state Of things. and it is reasonably argued
that this can only be done by patient and per-
sistent endeavor. and that those who are called
upon TO undertake tho work arc those whom for
tuno has placed beyond want and endowed with
leisure.
1t Is easily to be seen that tho modern altruistic
philosophy has had much to do with the formation
Of these Vows, and it is also apparent that the new
political economy reflected in them has nothing in
common with that which produced tho demoraliz-
ing English Poor Laws. Tho soundness OF the
principles enuncated must be admitted, a. also
may 10 tho earnestness aud enthusiasm of tho
young men who are about to throw themselves,
with all tho ardor and confidence Of youth, into the
undertaking. Should they succeed thor example
will be followed In other countries for the poor are
everywhere. But tho problem to be solved is
hard one and though the Universities Settlement
Association certainly appears to be movement In
the right direction, it will have to proceed sone
distance before Just estimate Of its results can
be obtained
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0mnstmfnis Qo-Niaht.

x~,,,c,x Observation-Disclosures Exhibition.
6,soU a., IRA fiousk-s-" Atoms
0~sTSo-s-" The Begcar Student
DAYS TuEA1RE-s-"A Wooien spoon
~. MrsrT-Wsxworsa- =" 1hauna Mystery
M Avn p(prt RA HoUsY-S-"Moths' &c.
ss,S sonApr IVIArRE $50 - "Thc Private Secre-
tary." O .r,,o cro,a p,chos.u
~, o,s q, A RprN-s-"1hc seven Rave -
STAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opera" II Guarany" =.
fuAIIA THEATRE-s-Opera-"D Der Nedihffesser.
iiSIu> SQUARE THFATVE--S-" French Fiats'
W.Ii Ack's IuY.TRE-S-" Nita's First" .
syH AyrNuF ruATRr-s--" Orphcus and Eurydice
iATr STREET IHEATRk--s-" skipped hy tho Light
Of the Moon.'
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5uNcy 10 A0per,is emeIts.
Bns,nesS Noi,res.

FIFTH AVENUE TAuOHs' MIsfITs cost less
sbap read, made clothing other stores at sHEHs
'"sA '' Ioiner BrooIue and Crosby sta. Newly orA.
HOWE, SWEET HONE $50 monthly buys YOUR
own 500 Building Lots in the choicest part o,
r sons S5S, aud eaoh seil monthly pay ments VI
S5 Der lot Circulars and Maps OF .. Nv
IrIAND'S STURTEvANT House.
Nevly :urnshod suite. for permanent families on
prosdwsy s5ths or 39hst American or European panh
Rooms With boari S3 and 80 50 per day
New-York tribune., 1884-11-06

A Republican successor to the Hon. r. u
Lapham. United States Senator from New
York. is assured. The Legislature stands 73
Republicans to 80 Democrats, and the Senate
10 Republicans to 13 Democrats. This gives
Republican majority of "a on Joint ballot OF
both Houses.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-06

TRIBUNE TERMS TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
Postage tree in the United States
Year. o Months Months
DAILY with Sunday........ - % - 80 % 80
DAILY without sunday u o oo ~
SUNDAY TRIBUNE ......- 80
Kcn,t nv Postal Mo1.y orier or Reys re bstsr
Nv Postal Note remtter will please write on the Not
sfor TIE NEw-YORs TtiBUNR."
BRANCH OFFICES OF THE TRIBUNE.
Advertisements in TIKI TRIBUNE. and oI'crs
a. s of the papcr will 0e rocei we'd 1T tho
following branch olnces in New-N 0rk tity
MAN i'pto yn Offcn 335 Broadway, y a n 10 p n
\ O. SOS West rwcnty-thri-st. ~ A. N. to p IN
No T6O Thr-avc near FortvSevHn h ST. va n u, p m
No l.9,7 Thir,i.avc. near >iNcthS 70 M 70 p III,
So yOs nast tOnehnnfred-antt twentyfh.S.; 40 o. u
Union square liS Fourth ave corner o foureehths"
IN OTHER CITIES.
WAsaIyGToN-l ,.i23 Est LoSD)i-2j nedoTdst strand
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Aew21prk Dailn Gribn,le.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
NEW-YORK, THURSDAY. NOV. e.
THE NEUS THIS MORNING.

FoErIox-Pcace negotiations are proceed
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK, WEST SHORE a BUFFALO RAILWAY
Trains leave Desbrosses Cortandt and foot Of West
For chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls and Buffalo
'6p.
For Newark Rochester. Syracuse and Oneida. $50 ~
Pm.
ttica Little Falls Fort Plain CanSoharie Port Jackson
Amstordam vSO ll;20 a, nj e
Albany aud Catskin 81 ESQ. ~ 20 O MI 400 s. D.
Newburg Kingston Highland Pouyhkeepsie IS ESQ., ll:st
3s0. $50. - p. m.
.Dsily Other trains daily except Sunday.
Buffet PaTor Cara on $50 and lao and s:30 m
trains for Albany
ParlOr Buffet Cars $3.50 IN train for Syracuse aut
Rochester.
Pullman BUFFET Sleeping Cars p train for Buffalo
Tickets and time tables stations aud
pany Jersey City Pennsylvania Railroad station Brooklyn
No Courtst Annox onico foot OF Fulton s3s Fulton
e., and ny Deksesyei NewYors CITY Nos le2 297.
737 ethaye, No 1913 East l26thst Ponnsyvania RR Sta
ton foot Desnrossess foot cortlandst and West shore
AEnRY MoNKTT. Cen. Pass Agent
a htatSak
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ZAP BARNARD s. T. D., IL. D. President.
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
JOHN HALL D. D., Chancellor ad interim.
DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AND SCIENCES.

JOHN HALL. D. d, Chancellor adj interim.
DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AN ID SCIENCES.
The annual nation of the classes will begin On May 80
and Will continue until June IL NJ
The examination will be held AZ ~ m, on
day Jgne aud Tuesday September 10 al the UNIVERSITY
butldings Washington square. -, $1,000
Of Music on Thursday. June 10. at 10 a m
The Fall tern win begin on September ! Z. , 49,
laboratory OF analytical chemistry mas DcFh COM
peted Important additions have been made 10 the material
Tor Illustration In al branches =, A., 49,.
NO CHARGk FOR TUITION Is male IN these depart
nents the only fee that OF 3 = for ncldenlas
SCHOOL q + CIVIL ENGIN EEK1NG.
ard this school viii present them
the University buildings on June ~ ana Septen
Der IS al 10 The fee lOr tuition In this school IS S0
For circulars and catalogue apply 10 the Janitor
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3nsirufiicn.
For Boys and Young Men---ci'y.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

Tho nnal examination OF the several classes ior inc year
Will begin on MONDAY. May ~ ~ pSp y M - ..,.oo..
Tandidatss for degrees CT Master OF Mo All"
10 ,ha Graduafs DeDartlnent viii be examined on ia No
DAY June 8. and following dave ,,.,o lin hahn n,
Tho or mates aiiniS'oi WIN "0''
TUESDAY, June 8, at $50 a. H.
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

The ANIMAL examination Of the casso' will begia on MON
s sminaton OF csnd for admission 10 any ~ mo
,,I regular courses viz ming Engineering civil Engineer
Inc ana ycal AMI Applied che nstry Geology Meaiu gy'
Architecfure Will beg FRIDAY, June 6 at J5O H. H.
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

Tho animal examination Of the std ,nts OF the school WI
beRip on MONDAY. May 10. AZ 10 a. M. 80. =, .
fOr admission Il viii be re nne OF Tue appfah, Nt ~
,bau nave al sa oy completed the sular coulss OF
nice @radnate study Ia this c0ege in other
tn NJ an equivalent curriculum OF study, TO e end OF L. Q
Inn or We r. Students other coll mus present GER
ti6C proficiency ami OF discharge in good saadhg
Special students admitted without ami aion 10 any OF al
OF the
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Oerlr Steamers.


ANCHOR LINE;-ui s; Nall NAIL STEAMERS.
Anchoria May a. N. Furnes'ia June H. 9 a. M
Oir'"S'1 cabin passSsc SO to $50 second cabin 40
vrR ifs9fo A&B f P5gEaN! stEzIv1cr
From Pier Al North yG5 5 IGSt Fl t iy s July o.
cry or HoME sai az lime H. 5aiy H. A@s9
CABIN passage s59 10 .l0I aceoias 10 d nOIaton'
second Casn ana 3tegt|ste ~ Ri n""', anplv to
fO' p4''asffi EH e 6hRs6 1' BR6TnERS Bowng
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
COMPANY pier 4 So;9 ys log, Of 3 Mo1i12,t
r i IL RI ST. Dc n.dy nGi
&s at s IN e s on tho banaa n
L0UIs DE BEBIAN agent No Bowling
AMERC M s. P PAS n, M m3M
a9ndon chsroonrF wsT ana nANbo re- NAV %
F Ffsih My MAY f'il NAV MAY 81
Fr, cao sj5 g? ANA $50 according 70 oca tIoo
krEfAhHPED co. Co. cen ' pas Xs 81 j H'I %sa
VNMAN LINE OF STEAMERS.
CITr OF A9N lhg;dsV NAY - ia M M
'l s. SoF in nTss $40
s asP a III. ET S45sdvy CO.
The Brnnswicf Sc cvclling Berth sioripg perfect
at night. is exclusively on Tins line.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS; co.
NEwYo fHos s6t E2fiH AS6 BREMEN
MAIN Sat May - tLBE... We'd. June
E3EF.... We'd Nay :; RHEIN ws sat' i1 5%Sf
First cabin 500 10 $50 second cabin 500 seerage a.
lowest r''o' oELRIcHs & co. No Rowling Green
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. sANpMICH lSLANpS
IKE lht sn Si 20 4H ANFkfc 5a aExco
For san Francisco via the Istnmus OF panama
a
for c sTane a3G f1a and
For Japan and Chins Nav o. noon
r.e1r,op tickets between Francesca and Yokohama at
ro,uoxo1uLU. yfs&Rss2lfF!KsfhHND ami AUSTRALIA
Al srlEALA sails FRIDAY 5nne s .
For fres passage general iniormston apply at CON
PAnJ' ONCE on the Pr B Ell Superintendent
NATIONAL LINE.
THE NEWLY FITTED AND FAST
i Steamship
EGlPI.
sail. for Liverpool IwaIEDSEsbAY MAY2s
saloon. SEQ TO $50
THE NEW AND FAST
AMERICA.
Captain Grace, . -
Sails for Liverpool, WEDNEsbAY, JuNEn
| Saloon, $50 TO 500
Choice room. and superb seG s2nfasT
Washington BBSadiSs battery Place lac ne SsvYort
| CPECIAL N0TICE.-Commencing Tuesday,
- May tho Ocean steamship Company viii dispatch one
Of the following steamers FOR savannah every Tuesday Thur
CRY OF AUGU Captain Nckerson
CHA1TAHoOcHEE........... Captain pagge
through 6s Of laing issued for ali points in Geoisa
For freight OF passage apply TO
New Per IS, 4. r.. foo; sprngsL
u ". Ii. Rlett. 81 broadway.
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Gnrorcan Advertisements.

I IEBiG COMPANGS EXTRACT OF MEA l.
J. Finest ard Cheapest MeatHav9ring stock for
soups. Made Dishes and sauces, etc Annual
sale, s,oOO0oQ Jars
I IEBIG COMpANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
4 An Invaluable Tonic in Of weak digesiion and
debility. lis ami boon for which Nations
sloud feel grateful" Medical Pre+', Ian
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL Genuine with fac-simile Of Baron lAe6g
signature IN Blue Ink Label The utie
Baron ii big" and photograph having been
largely used b. dealers with no conucc ION win
Baiou Liebig the public informed that the
Iiebg Company alone can Oher the article Win
Baron IiebiIs guarantee 81 gem neness.
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
L TO be had Of all StoFekeepers, Grocers and
Chemists sole Agents for the United states whole
sale 0nly), {. David & Co., FenchnFch.svenue
London, England - 90 - $1,000,
Sold wholesale by Park IItOr- SmHh & anter ~
AckeT Neral & C0ndit MckessOn Robbins, II. *. & T.
Thnrber & Co. and Messrs. W. II. SchIehelln y Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22

COMMENCEMENT at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, on
WEDNESDAY, June H. at 10 a IN.
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@. GRESHAM, .
Postmaster General
PROPOSALS. FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
TRANSPORTATION.


DEPARTMENT or Tnz ISTEE0 ofE on tS n "a I
DsrAIyD PROPOSALS, inGorsed Pr5pOssis COR Ee r.
ds Tor Beef MUST be submitted IN separate enVc'ope'l
Bacon, Four Clothing o. tFn-y"an Of Iua AGsirs,
nos ~ ANDG 81 WoUsl Est. NEM;f0kh wIir De re-
R'1s 90 rds ire On The ho1 2OOhoo pounds beans
4SDo g2Gh@' 7E n 90 poHuds Flour 900 pounds F. d.
fg5 900 pounds ari Beld 1900 gounas TOMMY lsUo
rounds Tea pounds Tobacco 20 G0o pounds set
l5l p0uud- SOAP Ouoi pounds ho"A eooVoo po"+' ~
gar ana P9Ssc WSocn and cotton Goods Consisting in
part Of Ticking 2QGOl yards s' ~ Tsn'S all SIM
$4,000 ysrls DENNIS 7O0V Yeas ~ so ya}s
yards kenneky Jeans 2sC0} yaTes esps 5o
I5rds, Hickory shifting 10 yards tsico shrtlng 9OOo
ynfsI W IN Medical S2Dpes school Books &C. and long
lie article. Harness llughs Rakee
& ia re AZ chicago Kansas city and sioux CITY
80 Tor wagons &c uay 20 required anAp'et a. @ ~
mGt Of the Paclhc Coss. WIN IahoH" O''Aes feA''0N "
40 transportation for OF the srcles goods and SUP
plies that may not be conTAee oil iof - DC ocF'u ." '
AlffIpsss YMrsr Pc MADE OUT ON GOVERNMENT
Schedule, show1ny kinds and quantities o. subsistence
supplies required Tor each aEeho anu we Slh's ~1 mi
hi.uE n7oDosa - be Observed ~ bo'rrs b'
I'm ,c ~ delivery term. Of contract and la ment, tr2n5
furnis' ed upon apPl ca2R to thg .n' Yo ,,ilsn
Iv,r 40 1873 Broadway Nee-YorX the Comnih5ari's OF
sub-i, eacc T. :. a., Il Chey enlr ncatl ,
fotastcr M sioux Cy. the P0tmssters u the f7
owing ns med places In Kansas ARENAS CITY Darlington
Caldwell Dodge CITY EmpOria, Eureka Great Brnd, low
ard Hu;chinson, Larned. Mcpherson, Marion Medi inc
Toige newton 0sage city. Sedan sterling Topeka Wei
B viii be- cpened al the hour day above stated, and
bitcrs lnvitel % be PrqieIt ai re opening
An must y eftGsS os,ff ns5 TgS on
come na Ses oP AZ a i've re- per cent OF the amount
he PROPOSAL II. PRICE. Commissioner.
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Art SchOoos-CitY.

MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
WI beginning Tuesday. oct lG, in DRAINING OF and
WATER-COLOR PAINTING STILL LIFE, j oMIEE72
anil NDSCAPE. CHINA PAINTING and DECORAIION
STUDIO No. 10 MADISOkANE
References: - $500 -,
Mr. D. HUNTINGTON. MI WILLIAM HART Ar.
JAMES HART MI A r. BELLOWS.
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CHARMS
STARIN'S
~ CITY. RIVER AND HARBoB TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY.

STARlNS ..,
COMPANY.
Office Pier l8, n r., foot Of Cortandtst
Consgnments of freight forwarded directed to sny pan
u the world
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery of all kinds of freight and
shandse to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND RAH
BoR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight of every description promptly hghtered any
IN the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATs, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAD.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN II. sTARIN for NEwHAvEN leaves Pies
is, N r. foot of Cortandtst, ut p. cany. tsvNDAYf
sIceptedl
Freight points D. L. ". r. r. received at Pier is
For New-Haven and points East, st Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles FOG
Cents from Pier l. r, foot Of whia
baLst.
CENTRAL sulPYARD communipsw n. J.-pry DccTsA
Machine shops Everything apper.ainins she
construction and repair Of yessei&
1--WE ERIE RAILWAY, better known az the
Il NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangementa OF trains from cha@oersst Depot
Coaches 10 Bngia@tOn Elmiri and Ba0a.O Sleeping
10 %'e oS n % aa extra charge
ion last tmePulman Sleeping Coaches 10 Buffalo arriving
7:2j Niagara Falls, a Hamilton ont, lo'G a M;
Detroit ~ M ssamenes S m; second S ccDaeet
INK Toledo and Indianapolis am m =,
pullman bay ami sleeping coaches 70 Bnghaoto9 t%ra,
B hGsI Sagaa Ea GSene es@ aud O' n'
SIS d ui-Emigrapt frlin TOR the west
"a 2o oS3u u-u IN IL noon
las 800 30 B. 80 $40 $50 80 lOO IN ~ M might
$50 lo no t 1873 Ca 40
6lO 30 10 80 73O Sl5 1890 pm and IL midnight sun
DAYS o IS $50 1920 a lA5 $50 IN ~ midnight a..
Newark and Paterson Newark b:4o $40 l3O m iO
400 $40 05U 600 100 and ~ midnight SATURDAY
| nig hts onlv. sundays 9l5 a m 3lO 63O IN -, 49, -,
Sunern 545 75U LOGO LAS 80 $40 6.lO SID n AM
" midnight Sundays 6%5 $50 1920 N las $50 10 ana
| ~ midnight
| waTwies $50 a 4:S0pm.
SsSDnrg and Cornwall $50 $50 4:So p m. sunday
Roadoat aud Kingston and Montgomery $50 N
Goshen SGs $50 1920 $50 $50 430 s:i5 sun
| day 5 a. $50 1920 IN $50 y m - =, , -. ..,..
Nddleovn $40 1903 1920 m $3.50 $50 S;lo m Sunaxy
b45 $50 1920 m ESQ SPIN The trains m and 50 p
trains with New York ontario and Wesiera kr0so
AT Main. st. The train stops at Man-st only a
| Port Jervis $50 1910 m +S0 8 STOP IN suh'V o."
Bosts leave 2SdS quarter quarter after each honr
from 645 10 lo45 every thirty minutes An" LIVE
| lOA5 d m l2.45 N every hour. x.. ,..u.. ara
Ickets Tor massage apartments IN Drawing toom and
Stepping be obtained and orders LOT ue
and transfer baggage be left AZ the company
Nos 2Bl A0l o57 broadway, 1877 Westst ~ 4" w.
Court st. Brooklyn, at tho Corupanys Depots
Express trains from the West arrive IN New-fotN"
| ESQ fl:25 m aud l02O N. ., ,... -, S.., yort
NORTHERN RAILROAD 0FNEW-JERSEY;
N Trains leave for Englewood Chester, Pefnont ana
N,ocs SgO lOa m $40 400 $40 GAO SSU IN IL miu'
| nieht SUNDAYS y n m and 7lo m an an -,
| Nanact spring Valley and honsey hio ~ An '''op I"
suH'A' ioHS N. ABBOTT. esaa rsssr AssD. N'wfSA
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

'"Oi PCsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT !
WAsHINGION -. C.. May 2, sly
Sealed proposals will be received at ms pep" f
furnishing stationery the OF First ahd second CAss
posi- Offices for one year from Juy J, 1881. ...ot
Blank forms Of proposals showing me it,n- sHu t.
with circular
Iii he furnished on aDpllraOu to tiIs .paiim"nt
pronosals should addressed 20 The FIRST Assistant Os
tiencroI aud udorset Proposals Cor stationery
m, Po.tmasterenera tAe rgh 10 reject any OF
all oi"s W O. GRESHAM.
General.
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED ESUIF>
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
express, NewYork via Dessrossss and Cortland

Express Tran.leeve NewYork Desorossss ana Cortland
street Ferries as lollowsi
$40, 100 s. $50 q and 10 Limited: IL lilo a m |, saS
~ Limited and 10 M T. g. J. sha M A1d l ~ nisssaa
ITO A. m q 4 and b m, Connect az Trenton tor
Camden.
Returning trains Broadst Station Philadelphia l3o
3l3 :2o 4:S5 except Mo.daSl $40 I 80 80 SSo
S4, &, 8, $50 Tao 745 and m On sunday lzol slS
800 4 $3.50 N. l. (S;20 Limited, $780, $40, 7h5
and p Leave Philadelphia via Camden. $50 . m
Ticket Offices 49, Sac and s44 Broadway A,tor House.
foot Of Desbrosses aud Cotlandt Streets C9urtst
and Station, foot OF Pulton.st,
brooklyn Buss Hotel. Hoboken Station: Jersey CITY
Immigrant Ticket once NO Battery Place and Castle Gar
ten. , a..
The Nev.York Transfer Company will call for and cbecS
baggage from hotels aad residences. .
CHARLES T.. PUGH, J. II WOOL
General Manager General fsssr Agcnt
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For Both Sexes-Citv

-CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
~ free L. parents Please give particulars l. AlRiAM
COYRIERE Il co. 81 East l7th-sL, Union 81 laTe
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wAIrxs l. McCoaElE. secretary.
TILE sEc,xn AVENUE RAILRoAD coNrANY.

THE SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD CoNPAN1'
To the Honorable Board o. Aldermen o. The CIV OF Ncw OK
~ second Aveunc IA r iad COMPANY hereby makes april
cat on for OF Honorable BODY th lhe san
construct. maintain operate use ana ouu
railroad with double track on the surface OF ,he ~
imam glong n SAID city from the llaftn
river 10 Ffy.seVrnth street and thence also WIN uOuDe
track through, upon and along Fty-seNenth SIRE 10 &
second avenue with IL pTcs'Lt track IN Haiu
second avenue and branch railroad WIN uou1ie
ck III Ipon ant along Ninctysrth street rom is
present track second avenue to connect WIN ia poSe
fct In First avenue construct such switches
sdings tnnout turntables and 7ut ble stands as may
lie nece ,say the cuen woI6ingo OF sHc IolI'
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Fer Young Ladies-Cis7.

AIRS. GALLAHER'S French Protestant
VI Boarding and Dav school Cor Young Ladies 400 Mad-
souave cor 50.sL All branches taught ior college epa-
ration special attention 20 intermediate AMI primary cas
i'm both French English Separate ana hniCed CLASS iol
little boys.
MRS. SALISBURY.
vi 90 EAST 7itLst.
Corner N adsOn-ave0
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Ocean Cleaners


$,s tA f e e. srgs S 8 sfsef'
cu rU,r ,tAuc Ar Y now SATURDAY juno
CHATEAU thursday. June IL
From "prc,,,ees stores" wast Ferry, sroskyn
N Isa, e r f AVE Tra% %s
First Cabin hncmdng wne s5VtoSloo secohu oA'A '''
steea.' $50 For p"isafTrE 40 Bcaver
CUNARD LINE.
FROM NEw9 NGRR TO %%JIyERF6oi@ VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER NO 80 - NoRIu RIVER ,.o,
ttPVa "wednesday. June 49, noon
cab CABIN "a massage seo $40 ana sioo
steerage tickets and from all parts OF Enrope a.
rates P3,aaEEs Sof 81 S5I sGrHtt Co.
EUION LINE. .nn.,,rrs
FOR 9g,hESSs s1 81 AS loot Of ai Kns
OREGON ...,.a'... ..... saturday, May - d;9o D. m
satnydux In i + N
VS. TUESDAY June u, IL a.
~ These steamers are bnli Of ron waertigt com
Isrtmens and are furnished YIN every sns
having bathroom smoking ROOM drsvlns;room piano ana
on each steamer The saterooms all upper deck tins
ssurng those greatest OF all u1ucs at sea- perfect
Cabin passage according to &c., $50 and 500
"i'' oFFIcE'' 10 20 BRoADWAY. GUIoN co.
DED STAR LINE-For Antwerp and Paris.
PUYNLAN saturday, nay - J.U' v III
NOOVDIA y u ........... Saturday. May 81, lo5D H.
saloons sfateroorns SMOKING end bathrooms amidshps
Saloon 500 excursion sllO TO SLOW SECOND .aoI1
ESQ for outward prepaid excursion *9; stecIase OutH
$40 Drepqih Antwerp, SIS excursion So Ineiuons
'7'N General Agents, 30 BROADWAY
DOYAL NAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
Ia steamers leave pier foot OF SUSSEX ST. Jersey City
Amsterdam.
S. ZAANDAM. ......... " ednesday, May Il, D. M
90 ~ , scUOTTEN Wednesiay May 49, $50 no.
Trst Cabin $40; second $50. seerage sig nepsl III.
II. CAZAUX, General Agent, 70 SOath WllantsLs
q = Wiiam.st Freight Agts 90 B'wsy. Gen Pass AgL
WHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL SIEAAEI'@
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. -
BRITANNf IL. Capt Perry.. Satir Az sisy ~ =,
REPUBLIC apt irving .-....-.1 hisip play
CELTIC Capt Gleadc-........ 1hulstltf une D. 10
ADRfAiIC tant Parstl.. Thursday, lnne ~ 30 a. m,
GrRMANIC. Kennedy saturday, uhr - ~ q ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF "Eoi
pArrs saloor seo t96 and 500 Return tickets
favorable terms Stecrase at low rates lhteflneu"'e '
attic only, $40. 49, ,.,...,o,,o, ,,o,, a, ,ha
For inspection Of plans and ether Information apply sthe
''"f""' '' Il. J.CORTIS. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22
Eeaal Notices.

Alta SPECIAL TERN of the Court of Com
n mon Pleas Of the city and Comfy Of NewYork held OF
is County Court House NewYor1 CITY, on the 2ls day Of
D"' 1900 Present: Joseph +. DAILY Justice
In the matter o: the application OF
EDWARD RfTSC HkENII/
to change his name to
EDWARD REkkWlIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22

IN reading and fling the petition OF Edward Rschkewit1
dated te gO dav of NAY 1884, PRAYING that ne may be
b1r1e 10 OF EDWARD Hokewitz and the
aIadavits OF Edward and Christine Rtsolkcwtz and the
m being satisfied that there no reasonable objection
Sow on motion OF Edward NJ Eurshard ~ counsel for the
said peft0ner ordered that the said Edward schke
vtz Ie and he hereby authorized tie
Edward Rrkewitz and after The "a day Of June 1884
nnon The said Edward Ri schkewl causing copy
within order 10 he published IN newspaper published In
CITY Of NewY within ten days IRON Tie date hereof
COPY NAIhANirL JAW ~ tlefh