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GUNNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
- Al Elm-st. Northampton Mass
CWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE'S
- MEDIA ACADEMY,

- MEDIA ACADEMY.
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS:
Thirteen miles from Broad street station, tadeIpha
Seventeen trains way daily between Media ana fh-
delPhia 49,, .,t..,sonts
students admitted and classified Al any time Al etudenIs
board in the school with hc principal Iable eHcen IN
pcrenced walters 10 iCr one OF lNO sluntHS an
nicely and COMPLETELY furnished Fixed price GoNeIs ,y
cxpcnse books extra charges. eTccp Tor s
Fifteen CXIcrlcntci
o men and all graduates Harvard two Yale one Ilh
NV special opportunities FOR apt scholars u advance %
SneCia dri for duh backward boys Patrons OF ses
NAV select choose the regular n9sh Sclc
tic Business Classical Civil Engineering Course or par
of different Highgrade students not kept btc
~ deceive classification. Conditioned college stust Oh
any class tnorc Young men whose carry cducdt-Oh Has
been negected instructed privately. -,
students tied at MEDIA ACADt Ny are IN anu
YALE Pncct University Of Pennsylvsnia iehsh ~. y
cite HavCYf0rl University Of virginia Williams O0uuio
Dickinson stevens Institute Of Technology Troy ana Boston
Polytechnic schools ..,.-.,eo, ,o,,o,,
MEDIA ACADEMY has physical and chemical aDoIa;
tory fine gymnasium large ball field Flceh nun req
volumes added The library 1883 apparatus d0uDleu IN
1888 A graduating class In commercial department every
wear I've We students fitted college and admitted IN $50
The health record Media has few parallels Mea mas
seven churches and temperance charter which PROMPTS the
sale OF intoxicating drinks. , $780,. -, q.
illustrated circular OF Media auuOS' 'S
principal end proprietor,
sWflItIN c. SHORTLIDGE, a. Il. and \. NJ.
(IarvaTd College Graduate Media, rem.
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AT NOME IN ITALY By Mrs. +. d. r. BIASCIARDl
m l6mo. PIP 800. Houghton Mifhn Co.

AT NOME IN ITALY By Mrs +. ID. Il. BIASCIARDl
" l6mo., PIP 800. Houghton. Miifh ~ Co.
The distinguishing note of this book Is tha0 II
WAS written bv transplanted American for the
entertainment and instruction of her country ioIk
espeeally for those who mediate stay OF at least
n season or so in Italy The tourist Is well cared
for by the makers of guide-books. The lover OF
art and antiduities has an ample literature OF his
own. But there are many families who 20 to
Southern Europe either for health or pleasure ana
who would gladly avoid hotels and the usual oo-
ects of interest if they knew how to set up home
of their own. and live as nearly in the Italian
fashion as their habits and temperaments VIII
allow To such as these Mrs. Bianciardi gives much
sensible and practical advice, telling them now 10
establish themselves where to go, what comforts
they can obtain, what they must learn to ito
without. how to market, how TO deal with
servants and n hundred other things whose
value housekeepcrs will appreciate. She doos
not confne herself, however, to these more or
less nrosaic details She adds to them some pleasant
and sympathetic sketches of scenery, character ana
manners takes the reader with her on visits TO
nlaces which, though sufficiently celcbpited are
not oyerrun by strangers and chats agIeeably over
her personal experiences. Her account OF sum
mer in a hired villa near Florence is an excellent
example of a sklful piece of narrative and de-
scriptive writing which not only lends Vvaclty 10
the book but really illustrates the topic OF home
life in Italy.
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CHARMS
SIAklNS
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
oface Pier 10. N. r., foot of Cortlandtst
Consgmelts OF freight forwarded directed to any part
Of the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery Of freight and mer
chandse to any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
BOR LIGHrERAGE
Freight of every description promptly ghercd any point
IN the hnrbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, DARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN Ii. SrARIN for NEW HAVEN leaves Pier
IL, N r. foot Of Cortlandtst, at p IN. daily IsUNDAYs
eIcepted.l
Freight for points d. L. W. r. r. received Pier Ia.
For New-Haven and points East, at Pier 49,
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents, via Pier l. f.. r. White.
hallst
CENTRAL SHlPYARD. Communipaw. N. J-Dry Docks.
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertsnug the
construction and repair Of vessels.
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I'VE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as thu
4 NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements OF trains from Chambersst. Depot
ssm1,Dsiy except sunday pay E5PTsss Drawn srooa
coaches 10 Cleveland, Iincnnatl and chicago - -
daily ST Lonis Limited 70 nn faa INES
72j ms Niagara Falls, ga IN Hamilton ont lo;tu nh
Detroit ~ salamanca an Clens aS co9bsn
ing arrive Toledo 5;2i and Indianapolis II m
Daiy)Pacine Express for the West solid Tram Of
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati aud Chicago Hotel and
BUFFET smoking Coaches che to- 10 q chi ws..
l5 sso TAO 5pa $40 c'ss ESQ $40 SO 1850 nisSs
sqS%sy: "a 7sp 80 q noon i45
81 $50 Ss aSC S s $50 anf r. m %sS sun
Hsvars aud Paterson VIA Newark b4o $40 1880 SIC
nights only. sundays sl5 a m SiO $50 . IN.
Sunern 546 76O O20 las $50 $50 6l0 SIP m ana
II midnight sundays oS5 $3.50 1920 IN Lao eSo u AaS
warwicE 76o Asopm
Newburg and Cornwall 100 ea m $50 $50 0p ~ sunday
RondOut and Knsston and Montgomery a m 1902 m
Goshen 5:t5 $50 lo2o a $50 $50 $50 sis san.
day O. - $50 1920 IN $50 p W. -. o.a,,.- ,...
b45 $50 1920 N $50 81 Tho trains q m aud 49, g
connect With New York ontario aud Western E'sa
At Main.t The train stops At Maips, only $50
Polt Jeryis 700 1870 m $50 $40 NJ suh'y o'S
quarter of and quarter after Zach sons
lU:45 70 l2;4o every hour -. -. .
ckets passage apartments in Drawing koOD ,as
sn ". ss o % Or sTo sy
Express trains from the west arrive In Ns"forA ""is
JOIN s A. Amor osnl ra..r Agent NewY0rs
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
~ Trains leave for kngewood; Cosier piermo ny and
Nyuck $50 10 $40 $50 sac Gao $3.50 III ~ mid
night. Sundays Can aud 7,ie Pun, TN n .so.w
JOHN N. ABBOTT. ssal rsss'r Agent Nsw.York.
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BORDEAUX LINE.
II New and llrrct line the south Of France
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECI.
u,TE AZ MACS. - new ~atu June 7
CHATEAU LAFIIE '' quay ''''
From 'Prcutices stores Wallst Ferry Brooklyn
Travellers for France, spain and Italy Pyrenees. Pau
Nice &C will save time and expense by taking this line
Fr cabin including wiucl fSOtO 500 second Cabin, SJ9
'ee''e' go fo "a T. liz BOY LANCER. As Eeaver.st.
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Gltuailons ~ Intc0-frmalcs

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
n. ASSOCIATION
Chartered by tha STATE Of NsN-YsrSD
s. opELI. president E;V. ogELL. tr.l,arr:
Main Ores ,sl7 Broadway near 3ih,t
Branches IA 3d-sye1 between 10Th sa 1tai3
SO East l{jth.st. 3iIvs
Brooklyn s. ana 81 C)art-sL. nsar City Han
S46 Fulton .t, a-fr Vtaierbilt ave
One fee titles patron. privilege all the Offices
OF the following advertisers been IN
Advertisers can be seen at Office
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. private family city or country;
&C CchiAMBEEaAfD AND wAITREss.-Pryato family;
understands both thoroughly No 3 At 1917 broadway
No c 4 at SIT broadway.
CooK-Firstcass; private family; city country; No.
Cook AS "IAsSTsT wAsH-E1eelent family cook city
or country; No. Q Cat l,3l5 broadway.
COOK AND LA UNDREs--GoOd cook and excellent
laHndre.s; No T Z, at .3l7 broadway.
IAUNDRESs-F class private family city ooun.
%AITRESs.-First class private family; city country
1.khuykpRF5s and CHGMBERMAID -Fir.cla.. private
family city or country No TO- at l.3l7 broadway
COOR.-f1otel; drstclass city OF country No. II, al
1917 Broadway.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
good city country lOl East Otst hrst floor
CHAMBERMAID or LADY'S COMPANION.
~ by young girl highly recommended chamberInaid
VI - ''"''' '''' Call at IFS Madison-ave
NOOK.-By a young American woman, excel
try references from last employers lls West 42dst
COMPANION or TEACHER.-By a lady
~ highly accomplished and recommended by the best
authorities deees to travel as companion TO lady or would
accept position teacher III CITY or country 40 tAst
35thst
CHILD NURSE.--By a respectable young
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gituot,ons ruanteo--femalts.

THAMBERMAID and WAITRESS
sws' sT city nS Sa g and pSts
s ssTvd wne make salads Of end silver can
i7thst, upstairs.
CUAMBERMAID.-B n respectable girl;
u beat reference Fast 85hst present employers
NOOK.-By a first class French cook, who
SsSef fh2 ma9es ydoS1c q ali city ooan 5'
references Call 20! 6thave Detween 3oth ana Son s'
COOK. LAUNDRESS or HOUSEW0RK.-By
Young Norwegian girl capable, for city country not
aado work good eoos sn @ s 2 STe near
i7thst, upstairs.
NOOK-LAUNDRESS, &c-By two Swedish
" girls separate or ogether coo; anndIess chamber;
East East 2 Sh'st'' VI ''''' '''D '''D''
COOK.-By frst-class Protestant cook; best
city ref ''n''i E 'y PSIn UHroN Sc East 12t
COOK.-First- class; private family; best city
" reference city country Apply at % East l2lthst
CQOK.-First-cass private family; best city
~ reference; city or country Apply at ia 3daVe.
COOK and LAUNDRESS.-Good cook and
try. Apply at To- East l25th st.
COOK and LAUNDRESS.-Good cook and ex
" ceen aundrc, best city reference city or country
NOOK and LAIJNDRESS.- food cook and ex-
y ceen aundress best city reference city OF country
Apply at IA 9daye
COOK.-First-clas private family; best
- city reference city country Apply at 1917 Broad.
COOK.-First-clas by respectable widow
" In private family city or country reference
back back: 80 Of East @ isin-sg New.YoFk City,
GENERAL HOUSEWORk, &c.-By two
N German and Engisi girls for general honseT0rk also
clambermaid and aunde or chsmbeImld ana waltIess
CITY VI country EPIscoPAL UNION, 80 East i2thst.
ADY'S- MAID. BY a French girl; is an ex-
IL scamsres drcsscs hair PERFECTLY ani under
stands yelling; has best references Oa at Oo@ ot'o'
between 35tl and 3Ctl SITS
/ AUNDRESS.-Wi 90 out by the day or
washing to her home by the m0nh or
best reference Inquire for MISS REILLY NO 900
lOth-ave.
I ATNDRESS-Bv a Young German as first
class lsundress understands dongup ali kinds 81 hneres
and camberWOk beat city reference 10 etters 'O0 o
ave. over store
I AUNDRESS.-By North of Ireland Prot
Can he seen at her present employ
er's, 1ls west 42dst.
I AUNDRESS.-Fus class private family
best reference; city or country Apply al l'% Ea''
l25th-st.
7 AUNDRESS- class private family
IL city reference city or country Apply at l'i 0u
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~ city references city or country Apply at I14'
Broadway.
Select Swedish, French and German servants
- on hand references ertihed La SiOko oS"bDlSH
EMPLOYME Oh FICE, III East jlstst
XVAITRESS.-Firs class private family
W best city reference city or country Apply qdovo
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W best city reference city or country Apply sto,
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w best city reference city or country Apply az
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obstruction
For Boys and Young Men-city.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE,
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The final Of the several classes for the year
will begin MONDAY. May -, at $50 a. III
Candidates for The degree Of Master OF Arts and dents
an the Graduate Department Will DE examined TIL RS
DAY June 3 and following days
xamnation OF candidates for admission will begin on
TUESDAY June 3, at $3.50 a.
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Hnetrurtton.
For Boys and Young Men---City.> ,rXy
OF THE CITY OF NEW

For Rows and Young Men--City.
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY Of NEW
- YORK.
JOHN HALL. D. D. Chancellor ad interim:
DEPARTMENTS OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
The annual examination OF the classes VIII oesn on "' So
and S enGsnGs held 10 R Tss
day S%Rs II wa asf SE Square .,ov
The exercises W vi % pe ne m A. '0
" The FAN term viii begin September i. IN, been COM
p,eed mpoGianG additions have been made to the material
Tor n T'TsS9 n s TUITION made these depart
mcnt' the only fee benz 1HsI Of f f S EEHING
Candidates for admission this school will present them
selves at IT the my e fee for Triton schools $50
For circulars and catalogue apply 10 inc Jani'oi'
For Young Ladies-City.
MRS. SALISBURY.
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
For Both sexes-Citv.
A CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS D,,v
~ Rars1,s 81 f as fa SiSs Union Square
Art schoc!s-City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
NJ ssPf r F%fSy GGt y Still
s4Tbi6 ~ 50 RE'0NA0N
~, y urNT1yGT6 5S,'rS Mr WILLIAM HART. MI.
JAMES HART Mr A. T. BELLOWS
For Bows and Young Men-country.
A HOME-LIKE BOARDING-SCHO0L Tor
n Young Boys. Il. KINDS A. NJ Hampstead l. l.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted Tor
I'd Conditioned rejected candidates, CvtSVu'
summer or winter stOckOridse, Mass t.hOfF-aAN-N.
BACKWARD and INVALID BOlS..Ihe nm.
Ddersirned an experienced physician ana teachel
tre and ns rucOn OF such boys specially hu"es'
BIZ " WILLIAMSON Lyme, Conn.
DORDENTOWN, n. Military Institute.
ID PREPARES for College business Finely located health
f,,1 and tbboTousb For circulars, &C. address . .,
Rev. " M &. BOWEN, a. NJ i1lncipH-
VOTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL, toughkeepsie,
u Y prepares boys for college scientific and Govern
ment schools and Tor business 1865, ,,r, ~, 49,,
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Worcester Mass 2Sthyear Fer full information ap-
Div TO c. b. MLTCALF, \. NJ, superintendent
IIAVFRFORD COLLEGE, Penn.
/ 4 9mi!es from Philadelphia on the Penna X h
THOMAS CHASE III. D.. President.
Under care Of Society OF Friends mt open 10
scientific Thorough nSfuon
Chemical / laboratory ana Machine shop. Complete Gymna
sium Library 900 volumes Beautiful glOunds heatAn
location Next hafyear begins Jtl munIn
IScpteuhcrl nth, lN04. Address Prof ISAAC SHARP
LIS Dean Usvtriord College p O.. Penn
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
L Chester ga year Degrees conferred ,,, ,,,,.
Col THO. HYATT President
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
Ia NYACK-ON-TH I-HUDSON.
open half study for summer Pupils from June 10. No.
Candidates coached for Fail kxamlI al ENC r nc"
catalogue. W. H. BAN-N47l IL \. ~
CUNNER SCHOOL, FOR BOYS,
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

The annual examination Of the classes will begin on MON
Exclamation Of candidates for admission 10 any Of the
s,X regular courses viz lining EngDeerhs civil Englne'i
Ing Ana ycsl Applied chemistry Geology METAL gy,
Xrehiiecfure Will beg FRIDAY June d, at 95O a. H.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CAPI.Y PRINTING.

~, rur FIRST ROCKS from the Earliest
Presses established IN dneten' IA ~ The Fiftsenth
Msnrnrx with Brief Notes upon their f,n nm w
RTsH q HAWKINS. Alto. PIP. h1An' no. - We
,.,s hook will ne luxury for the bibliophiie ana
o,rable aid TO students of the history oil print
;ng Previous writer's on the subject nave lounu "S
many as 22l places in which printing presses were
set mn before the close of the htteenth century
Colonel Hawkins has somewhat extended the ns''
II. describes 236 books, each of which there is
reason TO regard as among the earliest II hot 'no
very first produced by the first printer IN inc poe
speciied: which was actually the hrst prouuc'ioh
of any particular printer there is genera'y no
means of ascertaining. The author divides the SUI
iect by countries, and then arranges tue plesSe ~
each country in chronological order. Rejecting the
claim of nrioritv made in behalf Of Coster OF ttar-
lem he nlaces Gutenberg at the head of the table
with the Mentz tMazarin) Bibles although ltay
takes the lead in the number of presses having had
printing establishments Ill no fewer than seventy
one towns before the end of the century, whie yer
many could boast of only fifty, Under each Oi''0 "
n concise note, giving the substance OF wh"to.oi !"
known or reasonably oonjectured about INC pliu'oi
With other nertinent matters These annotatons
show close familiarity with dlfnodit SUBJECT ana
are i'm part the fruit of Jealous personal lhFeSus"
ton in the great foreign libraries and other import
ant collections. The text, moreover IS supple
mented by photo-lithogaphc copies OF specimen
pages and parts of pages of TWENTY-FIVE OF the
works described Most of these are taken from the
authors own library. and none of them 1t Is ne
Ieved is to be found in any other 6l3hograPhiic
work The va ne of this beautiful publca'l99 Is Is
further enhanced by introduction, IN wnlch
Colonel Hawkins reviews the COster and Gnteh-
berg controversy with care and iulness.
The work is printed by DE Winnie in style ap-
propriate TO the subject, with an ample page clear
and noble type heavy linen paper uncut easeS, ae
has so long been distinguished. The illustrations
are entirely successful. being notably ds,inc' ah
efective; and the book, in word Is an honor dn
20 onthof and printer The edition is limited to sou
copies.
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CUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE LANE ROUTE" -
FROM NETWORK TO LlNEkPOOL VIA QCEENS
FROM PIER no. 40 NORTH RIVER
AI-pANI ....... " etuesday June 4, p.
It0TTf%t ............ N,dI. - y. June II, Z
SkRN IA, rahe+lay |une - ,'9 p ~
CABIN passage, $50. $50 ana 500 , -. -. ~ ,.u
steerage TO and from al part. OF Europe
rafes FREIGHT and Office, No. BONlh8 hrcei
VERNON II. BROWN y co. Agents.
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NUION LINE. ....,,.

GUION LINE.
" UNiTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR OTrLISST9WN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leaving p e. o. y r.. foot OF Kins.st.
SATURDAY. uqe m
aiday, Ju4 i no ~ p No.
AHIHoN iune - 40 M n
~ These steamers built Of IRON, with wacrtisht com
e SiasS n Sc sss c Atlantic both safe ana agreeable
having Osaro9m smospg room daSs ah P'G eSc S
m & % are al gSoeT dcck thus
ia.uug hose greatest Of all luXuTies at perfect yena
cabin passage according sateroon $780, $50 and $780,
OFFICE No. 20 BROADWAY. GCIoN & CO.,.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
pier new 80 fS 2oh Rrar E JG Of
chHADA. de sab'ec....W r,cslay June H.
cheeks payable sight IN suit the Banquo
L0UIs DE- BEBIAN. agent Bowling
uAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COM
dondonj Chor6ouTg tParisl ara HAMBU re-.
S~tr pt I TS 4. line nne Is Is
First Cauln. 900 SO ands.o according to location
fff fd ~ send for Tourist Gazette O
F hAGD Co. cen cen ABB 4s X; 81 q ST
JNMAN LINE OF STEAMERS.
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
eITf OF or IclH6S r6ar'da1 anS p ,. II"
' c.py IN FsssESa 49, 5s s$ 49,
sI For passage Son Sem apply tho IYMRX sTEAsHIr
Omitted, Washington building broadway, y Y.
Philadelphia Once No. lOj South 4th-st-
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD Sc. co.
=, s In. u
RHETN .......; sat June EMs-.. $780,. Wed, il
WERKA...-- Wed. June ii WEIRD r.. sat. June Il
First cabin 500 TO $50 second cabin 500 steerage "
oELRICHs Co. No Bowling Green.
OACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
JAtAN CHINA, NEW.ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA. CEN.
TRIAL and SOUTH AMERICA and MEXICO
From New.YorE. pier foot Canast. ". n
For the lsthmus 81 Panama.
CRES 'ENT CITY s'ila uesdav funo 10. noon.
Connecting for Central and South America and MeIoa
From San Francisco, lat aud Brannan SITS
For Japan and China
CITY OF urday june -, noon
tickets san Francisco and Yokohama AZ
special rates.
For HONOLULU, NEM.ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA
Al siRALA sails Friday, June .,
arrival Of London mails at san Francisco.
Fol freight passage and general information apply ateom
panJ's Office the pier loot Canal.st, n. II. -.
DED STAR LINE.-FOr Antwerp and Paris.
Ia sailing IRON Neu-YOrk and Antwerp every SATURDAY.
BhL0EN saturday uhe - ,,"V y IN
MAESLAND .........-.. saturday June !, "a ~
Saloons siaterooms SMOKING and bathrooms alnldshps
Saloon $40 TO 500 excursion sllOO SbO SECOND CaDln
$50 FOR outward prepaid excursion 500 steoase outwau
prepaid Antwerp excuIslOn 800 Including
sodding elc PETER WRIGHT SONS.
General Agents. 30 Broadway.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED ESUrr
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.

Express Desbrosses and Cortland
Street Ferries followsi
$40 100. s. $50 % and 10 Limited IL 1llos m gao
70 limited and 10 M 9. Y aud sp n, and ~ night
Camden.
Returning trains leave Broadst Station PhsdephA 1901,
3,l5 800 43o except Monday 500 1890 si2o. $50
8, 8, 8, $50 TAO 746 and on Sunday 1901, 3lS
and ( p leave Philadelphia via Camden. BOO a. m
Ticket Offices 49, s4o and ga Broadway Astor House
foot of Desbrosses and Cotlaud strsets Courts
and Station foot OF fultOn.st,
Brooklyn. Bush's Hotel. Hoboken station. Jersey CITY
Emlgrsnt Ticket ONCE no Battery Place and Castle Cat
ien.
The Transfer Company will call for and checu
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES r.. PUGH, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Passr Agent.
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The annual examination Of the students OF the school will
begin on MONDAY, May 10. al 10 a. m. ..,.,
For admission will required OF the applicant that ne
sha have satsa ohly completed the regular course OF
tbs college, IN some
tsinng equivalent curriculum OF study TO the end OF te
from other coll must present GER
hestes Of proficiency and OF discharge In good standing
Special students admitted without examination ~ any OF all
Of the COdIses.
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For Young Ladies-Country.

For Young Ladies-Country.
DORDENTOWN, n. j. Female College;
I'D beautifully located very heaful and thorough ~.
perlor Departments For circular, &c address
Rev WM. G. BOWEN, A. NJ, President.
GROVE HALL.
~ MontfDrts School for Young Ladies, NeW-HaVcp
Conn. Tenth year begins september "a.
DYE SEMINARY,
II RYE, NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-02

COMMENCEMENT at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. On
WEDN ESDAY, juno IL at 10 a In.
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For Both Sexes-Country.

For Both Sexes-Country.
A MHERST, MASS.-Family School for deli
"A cate children. Special attention given to
defective articulation. Mrs. w. D. HEBRlCk.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
~ and HUDSON River Institute, Claverack, NJ I.
$500 A YEAR
FITS for ALL COLLEGES and BUSINESS.
French, Art and Music specialties Both sexes
School continues open during July and August.
Rev ALONZO FLACk, Phi. d., President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-02
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

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