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Music Books.

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instructor.
Art Schools-City.

Art Schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA y. CULVER.
N Will receive pups beginning Tuesday, October 2i fn
drawing oil and water color panthg S life, lowers ana
landscape china painting and decoration.
5tudio No 40 Madison Ave
References.
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Mr. William Hart n. A.; Mr. James NJ Hart, N. Al
Mr.. David Johnson. N, A.
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and Stripes In TM H~a'ds Tsosrd Inc WV" -.
advertisement promises "snecdotes anu 'o'N ,a.n
mo, host az actors artists authors. lawyers, and men
of light and leading"
why does not some wise publisher ssne cheap editions
n, rrederika Bremcrs wholesome and delightful novels
II is time that "The Neishbors" should again become
popular.
Through the muninccnce Of the German emperor
the Royal Library at Berlin has inst ooeh en
riched by an extensive collection OF ahc'en'
Arabic literature comprising looo ~orA' IN
1862 volumes. The oldest OF these manu'. p
dates from IO5s A. D. perhaps earlier and IL caieo .e
Ka, Efaabc or book OF agriculture by the celebrated
Hen Wahshiije The collection was purchased from inc
Ioyden firm Of Brill who procured II from the swcosh
Orentast DR. Landberg. traveller In syria anu hsSp.
Professor Ahlwardt. OF Grcifswald. famous A''oio
scholar being sent TO Leyden to examin" tno ih"""
scrtuts pronounced them to be most valuable.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il arh NJ =. q


AND UNITED.STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Ferries "a follows
Harrisburg Pittsburg the West ami south with puma3
Palace Cars attached a. AMI D. m. daily. Nevi@s
and CHICAGO Limited ~ Parior Dining smokny and seep
ing Cars. At , a. M every iay. ..
Wilamsport. Lock Haven. an m. 9D. CORY and REV
and the oil Regions.
Baltimore. Washington and the Sonth Imitet Washns'4SS
Express" Of Pullman PaTor Cars daily except sunday
a. M, arrive WASHINGTON 4;oj D. m Regular az $40 ~
and $50 a. l:O SAp and pm AMI II night sanoaN
6:l5 a. ~. %. m. anil IL night
For Atlantic Citv rxceDt sunday. Loo p. m.
For Nav. SUNDAY ll:lOa.
Long rrancn. Bav Head Junction, and intermediate stat
via Railway and Amboy AIS and a. M. II noon, $40 SO
p. NJ On SUNDAY AIS and SODA IN. So. M 'do not ~
M Asburv Park.l a..
Boats BROOKLYN Annex" with all through tranS
Jersey CITY arording speedy and direct transfer !"
BROOKLYN trsvs. -oo.x
i0:o0n m Ialy AMI 7 !. m daily eScspt MONDAY FRI
washington and Baltimore, $40 and go a. m, l29 ~
$50 $40. s:2o. and 1908 n sunday o 6;Sa ~
EN- 100, ,o 80 From so fcllm STs.u s1 MONDAY
goo $40 iO.O 80 q. M leo 2 40 $50 S;S9 ~
f:2o 1880. $50 900 ioo5 100 m and i,iS ea ',aS
ESQ. 1908. and l0:e0p. m.
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DoRcAs: DAUGHTER OF FAusTINA.

A Tale Of md the Early Christians BY NATHAN
G. KOUNS author OF "Arius. the Lbyan" Beautifully u
usated printed 81 2e This story shows the same dell
cacy touch OF feeling that evinced by his
former book combined interesting knowledge OF
the historical era described A charming tale.
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THE FIELD OF HONOR.

complete and comprelc usve history OF Dazzling In al
Countries including the cal combat of Europe. the PHI
aue ivilcd World, an specific descriptions oil
all the Noted Hostile Meetings Europe and m RIGA BY
BEN g. TRUMAN author of " The south after the War;.
"Se u Tropical lfornis etc. l2mo extra cDth boyeed
The complete bopk OF the knd one that
every library private and public every officer Of army or
navy, aud every professional man. should possess.
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Aew 1jablications.
DUBLISHED THIS DAY {:
ON A MARGIN.

Novel Of Wall and Washington picture o. e'
love speculation politics and the rush OF modern soey
Unsqualcd by any recent of fiction IN its power OF
observation and analysis accurate detail OF realism In
romance of incident and striking individuality OF style
Cloth. 81 rs.
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Steam oats ano Rallroaes.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
NEW-IERSry cfNTRNI, DIvtsJ


NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
''' '"""'''% rom M EI ssp va Anne, "''
For p ItHptnEI AMI TES oao" aro,s
!Sg'o l1oo 7aSg}S iab , so l tsS Sso
nireci connection It weyue Junction 10, dcrase,oga and
,'ho''nnt l'lli O. colnnbaave' Tor Man~unI 'on'ho
pgAMl NGnQQM Ana on ali Day rrala' aud stGEriNo
nstarulng leave rgilApELruA Neth ana 9roea ~,
3@o w m,3 tlnD No. -, ,mth6 atn o rl,,l ,o
E,'t~.,; VIZ 300 cSS a' Rdo $50. a!C $40
l;sy; SSFSS %'5'%' = !"2 s a. .i ~
M NV q m W sgSG6YR KY a. aud
For READING and nARRIsBURG At 800 7'i5 300 lll5
mr loo, l3O, AGO. $780, oA5 1900 p H. sundays at
ForsCRlNroN At 7:l5. 900 . m at5 pm
FG S 70 @ M ana 5Tnays At s5 ' 900 m
For DRIFrON at 7:l5 a. M. 3:i5pm
FoITAMAQUA a7l5. 7i5, 800 H.. LOO. $780, 945. 400
For BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN and MAUcH CHUNK
a49o 7'l5 300 IN, Loo. l;so $40. 5i0 p H. Sunday
$3.50 5't5 p N. sunday, SO a. m. 5:so ;. ~
FOR aAKE H2EAE2% S 9 no. s $780, 45J 40
500 5j5 p m sundays $50 p M ''''' '''' ''' '
do M 5 &C. s SO So 800 80 1919 81. to
400. 800, l03Op sundays at 4, 800 IA, 1870 800
For iNFIELD 800 600 7:l5 7i5. 600. $50 1920,
1915 NJ loo $50, go 800 345, 800 $780, 200. 5l5.
SUABA4s 500 SO a. M MI 49, G:cc ss6 900 ~
ro EtIz "a. ETH a io Go3 Gl5 36 %o
910.o S:oO,s:3o $40 tfO415 4SO. 4l5 5;oo,5l $50
1870 i5jGpn SUNDAYS al 4, 500 slj N, l:5O i,oi
FOR SEWtRK at 500, 5i9 sl5. go, 7I5. 7sG 500 SIP
$50 900 9l5 0ij. lOl5 10i5 HIS m, 1900 m l245
las 200 230 300 3; 80 400 1870 800, 5l5, 53p 90
GOO 81 0:30 700: 100, s:l5 BOO 945 1880, lllj
1000 pm. SUNDAYS at 300 9l5 lois H. 1900 m
his. 500. 400. 300. 6:15. 400 900, 1890 p
For LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, &c. tAn rail-
6;OO. 7:45 las 400 5A5 p. m SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grover at 800 s;45 -. m.
For FREEHOLD-At 7A5. II a m, A. p.
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAr a. 745
am, l4j, 1870 D. m.
ForATIANTIC CITY. VINELAND and BRIDGEToN at
l:45
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From pier No g North River via Sandy Hook.
COMMENCING OCT. -, 1884.
For ATLANTIC HIGdLANDS, SEABRIGHT LONG
BRANCH, LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER BARNEGAr
etc, at 400 pm
Tickets be procured foot Lihertyst, Pier No 8,
North NeI 81 1862 207 52Gl 42l 944, and 1923 Broad
way 737 65J and 749 Gthave Rvington.st 10 and li3
Greenwicst l6s 2Os East prncpa Hotels In
NowYoIk CITY In Brooklyn at Nos Courst l07 Broad
way s3s $50 IutonstI 2l0 Manhattan.aye.; De Kslb
lsS Atlanticavc. In Hoboken, 254 Washin
n V Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
J. T.. MOOrrEN, G. G. HANCOCK.
General Manager Gen Pass. and Ticket Agt.
H.P. BALDWIN, q. r. p. Agt. ll9 Liberty.st., ". Y
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STARIN'S
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

Aims AM
COMPANY.
Office Pier IL, n. r.. foot OF Cortlandt-st
Consgnments Of freight forwarded directed part
OF the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds freight and
chandise Ia any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly ghtered to any point
in the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamers JOHN H. STARIN ami RRASrUS CORNING
for NEWuAVEN, loaye Pier Il, N r. foot Of Corandtst
at Up. n. daily. Saturdays excepteLl
Freight for points D. w r. r. received at Pier 10
For Now. Haven and points East at Pier IS
CENTRAL sHlPYARD, Communipaw. N. DRY Docks
Machine and Boor shops Everything appertaning to the
construction and repair of vessels.
Branch Office 7thave, cor i2dst, daily until
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as tho
l. NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangements of trains G rom Chambersst. Depo.
s sn5c6s. y ehS s sundays, Day ESprsss
eoloiss cievesnf Cincinnati and Chicago sleeping
s @s t esbSs sdSss to saa af G1Fss
Sira m . N,9gara FAILS M Hamilton Ont, loto M
Cincinnati ST. nj 81 Louis s4oa second day connect.
% Express fS" we. sod I'M 0,
bana la 1 Fn GEsshes to Bin snsm'op E
s ppse1 smoking SGafs' 70 G ,S Ws..
l45 $50 90 S s ,S 7sS m m,a'ss
sqasT' sa s 9 ESQ d S c noon a %aSs
blOo3o $40 $3.50 1870 Sis 1890 and II midnight sun
days 5;i5 $3.50 1920 a las $50 p m IL midnight
80 go boo $50 $50 M ana p midnight saturday
nights ONLY. sundays OILS am $40 $3.50 D
Sttrh oao 1850 1920 lt5 $50 $50 6lO Stop IN ann
~ midnight sundays 546 $3.50 1920 lao $50 IN AMI
Warwick 100 lO2oa IN $40 . m. SUNDAYS $50 an.
S.3Oa j,DO y ID
honiout and Kingston and Montgomery 4sop N
$40 1902 i0,3o ., $3.50 $50 4so s:l5p sun
Middleown ji5 1909 1920 $3.50 430 = 81 Sunday
6A5 $50 1920 ~ $50 The trains q N anu AsV
with New York AMI western
d. Man.st 1lc M tiaii stops NJ Maips only. 49, =, IN
lO2ua IN O3Os - .., 49,.
Boas leave quarter Of and quarter after each hour
nom bf5 am 70 lo45 pm every thirty minutes and from
Tckets passage apartments IN Drawing Room aud
Sleeping be obtained ana otes or Tue oheckns
transfer baggage be left al tho Company onooA
COurt-st, BROOKLYN at the Company's Dcpots a.,
Express livm the West arrive III New.f ~ "a"
JoiiN ~ ABBoTT GEM Passr Agent. New York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans leave for Englewood Closter. Piefmont aud
Nyack 300 10 NJ, 800 L. 400 btu b;iV. BOO IA.
~ midnirhL Sundays 4, u. NJ. and 7slo p. m.
kanueI spring Valley and Monsey 7. 10 ~ NJ, A'oo p w.
3onN II. ABBOTT. 0snl psssr Agent Now York.
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ALSO, JUST PUBL SHEDi
AN APPEAL TO CESAR.

by ALBION W. ToURGEE author of "A Fools En-
rand" Present price 81 Fifth thousand within
two weeks Publishers The right to increase prleo
after November TO-
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VJUP Z Ian NIIUKE IINE.-FOT TTUVIHtHco5
Boston and the East All rail from Grand Central Depc
Three trains daily fSuniavs excepted 10 Boston
am. D. (paror attached ami l0p. m with pAlaee
sleeping carsl sundays az 10 with palace seepn$
cars1 NewnOrt leaves Grand Central Depot ~
I. arrives at Newport 1885 parior cars attached
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yusrruulun.
For Boys and Young Men-oity.


For Boys and Young Men-City.
TOHN MAcMULLEN'S SCHOOL reopens
sc.r:. & csa q.
" West ssd-st and at the school
M W.LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
No Ess ad al aSs sna prepares for col
iese scientiac school or BUSINESS p,,,.n,, and
Ra anaI% q; book Stores. Stores, ---N
MISS RANSOM, III West 126th.st.
WI DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS
rJ,HE NEW YORK LATIN SCHOOL, No. 8
y ST Sssen from "89' SABS PRnep
rI,HE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. No. 721 Mad
iaonaye- near 6ltl.st Rev d. H. b. Chaplin principal
New building complete IN Iis appointments.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Mo- ts s4 ySac
Terns Moderate NJ NJ H3BBY. ". AKIN. PrinCipAli
For Young Ladies-cise-
ATTHE MISSES PERKINS, English, French
IA and German School, 2.O2l 5tleave o
Boarding pupils si00 per annum. with music $500.
A NEW YORK SCHOOL of LANGUAGES,
IA N7s-l4s' B ,kqAFM NT. Corner 4sd't
Spanish Greek Latin. Elooation and Literature Evening
Private and sas, nsrueon Pupils taught 70 CO 4s
Tor catalogue OF '''!MiEH ST% MILLER (n.,.,.,,
cHAkLEs {. siIMETs.
L'RENCH AND ENGLISH
IL
81 East 3Jtb-st-
MRS. RAWLINs and Nj RS. sNEAD.
LRENCH Protestant Boarding & Day SCHOOL
il for Young Ladies' SO East 3Jthst, N. Y, lately
MESDENOISELLES CHARBOSNlERS
and formerly 10 Paris
VIII he rcopencd October >. by tuelr succsssofs
PROFESSOR anil MADAME ALFRtDCOLlN.
Thorough in all English branches
JACKSON SEMINARY, 513 and 515 East
l2OthsL-En dish French aud German boarding. schos
young ladies AMI chidrcn desirable Locations oItensye
shady grounds terms 500 $500 per year FOL eircu'
apply 10 the seminary. Reopcns September 10. -----
MME. G.. MEARS'S xpo.nntso
ASSD DAY SCHOOL
For Youn, Laiies Ifo1,isl lSlJ NJ I!1 ihhsDl- Wt,
New YORK reopens Weine. lay OctoIsr 1895 Fre1,h
isihe u 10 "A nily An cllh lS,Iis i'i
Frorcb ond Grrmin nv eminent Professors cpsNal isf
ton paid English an French 'r hiry D'p ~ n,le
MISS BALLOW'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH
vi school Young aides and Little Girls No. "a East
22d-st., will reopen on We ineslay. october ISL
MISS PEBBLES AND MISS TllOMPSONS
w BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES' AND LITTLE GIRLS.
~ EAST 57TH-sT.
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BLACK AND WHITE.

Land Labor and Politics in the South. Second edition
since publciton. oct III By r. THoMAsFpRrUNE' Ed-
,oru he Newyok Globe Organ Of the Coored Raco1 Tho
problems indicated re discussed IN bold ringing, rapid
svlo that couprs spirited aud Aggressive book
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NORWICH LINE.
FAvORIrE INSIDE ROUTE.
To BOSTON 49,
WORCESTER 80 80.
NASHUA, secs,
PORTLAND a.,

Steamer. "City OF Worcester" and "City Of Boslup
leave Pier 40 N. r. foot of wsttsst pier above D.
bros,os-st. Ferry daily, except suudays. ct pm
| NEW DAY LINE FOR NEWBURGH-FarS
S%S '9a aef fHsG Ssg fp eS Ssn
stn,en syn vovsnr 8 ~ anu F,cn,son
NewYors returning same day. Joe No Intoxicating Sqas
| NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER nAiLhoA -cemmepcins October IisA
| threngh tran' WI, leave Grani uenirh Depot 49,,
$40 NJ. ra,, limited chlcaro rrprc.. with llnn,sS
erera Falls, ire cleveland ana Toledo arriving at chic;ss
1880 am, ,hicaec nsprc's arawastoap to c.s,s
larun, Rochester Niagara Falls aud hnnao connects ~
iii M. Western Ncw-yors and Northern r,prs,. NJ
NO p. NJ, 1iany Troy ani Utica Erprs. tarad
:. p H., Necommodanon To Albany ami Troy
Fall. Rarao ' Gnsnos@ roso bsro and - Eos
msop a. Enrsss WI soerini eer, - sy'a'n'' anal
LIB ~ Picirc cypress with sleepiagear, 'or RocAssu
81 Lous sso CLAYTON except Saturday. AMI Waterfowl II
ii p M Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany ~
Troy Connects with The morning trains for the wsss ~
toT the M"trh 'eSespt Satn,ay ngn nro. M po,w,.
Green s's and IS R5osdray. and a Weston, EIgs
and sl washingtoI and 73O Fulton sts, Brooklyn and
Accomplishing drawingroon and sleeping car, ca?
procnred q ofthetcket oficesn NewYor< CITY aain
RaSesss fcrand I Checked from residence
tIhese trans stop at Harlem tl2oth'sI AMI a.syss
General superintendent General PASSENGER AseuA
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RR. :
in ssrro's pss Sss$ "a ;sss ts.ny
For South Anlboy. VIA Phil. & Reading RR, 500 7Aa
100 a. M lA5, EOl. 300 5;i5. D. m. SUI lays EM
SO a m. Penn. RR, i:l5. 900 A. m 1900 m, SIG
300 p. 70. suniay. 4:l5, 81 M D. m nm "a, "a
hoo m, LAY 100. 40. 500. j:i5 D. m. suniayt
400 st5s. M via Penn. RIt. i;l5 1O0a 1900 Soo
For 70 Red ssat W. psa @ a, 900. NJ lem 40
p. IN. Suntays 4 IS a. M p via. Phil. Resua3
RR; ). 7;ij m, AS i:}D. 5ti D. m. SundWs so
For Long Branch. Ocean Grove. Asbnry PARK 0cea9
Beach Spring Lake sea Grt Point Pleasant Re-. via phf
delphia and Reading RR i;0) 75 m. liI 400 jaje4
sundays mot stopping ocean Grove Asbury Par tD
St5. m, via Pennsylvania RR, ilJ. 900 l2D4
$40. 500 p M sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove
For Freehold, PhindelpMa AMI Reatn, RHy
74J. Hoo a. m, 400. 500, p. m. For Lskew9ct
Toms River. anil Barneyat via p. & n. RR, az 1i
m, las, 4;So D. IN. For Toms River via Penn RR. q
anO For Vtnelanl Bird yetOn. Atlantic City &C. "a
PILLS. a; = R9ading RI, RI Ia, ?; M vcocv n woon
supI @. 2. T. A, p & n. RR. O. p A r kn
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence
Boston and the East Il rail from Grand Central Depca
Three express daily Suniays excepted 10 Boston
an. D. m. (parlpr attached ami 10 with pAlase
sleeping cars SUNDAYS at 10 m. with palace seepne
cars. NewnOrt leaves Grand Central Depot q
I. W. PoPPLE AsenS
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FORDS, HOWARD Il uULBE'

..sodty all nooa,ccr. or mailed postpaid by the rub
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

w VIA WEsi SHORE OF HUpsoS, Ky ~, ccorts4
Al except i;35 .. train leave Wes' ss. sayeS ~
ana Desbrosses sts stations. ABS u u~"
West 4ld. 81 only. - ,..,. ,,r,xh
Chicago 10 a. M. 80 m. Pullman sieepers shrO"S~
st. Louis, $780, 81 ~ Pullman sioepes ,.snerA -
Detroit 40 - M $50 $ p, Pullman MI ssise
g. m, .5:5O - D. ~ sleeping ani paror cara '''
syracuse. Ted 10 uL $3.50 = p IN -
Utica 7:lO. 10 ll:20a, NJ, 900 IN w ass ~
CatsSiii and Albany q, 10 10. ll9so H. 20
Newcurg and Kingston. .72o. 1000 li2oA H- '''
Eor Moutrea IL and Canada East 1so nj ssngsusa -
Ham.ilon London 40 a. ~. "3sJo. 81 Ill.,
- p N. Oh, ,,.,,. ,,a,,x sxe.pt Sunday. ...~nno9
IoI neltis tns !s,lss Isio,a o. Jersey CITY ~
r. Station; Hoboken, 10 Washington =, Work CITY
500 sSo 1'S2s Broadway 7S7 othave ies Srostasi ~
1851 Bowery Penn Il r. station, o, 0 loo, Of wess
Bsssasc CALLED for aud checked FROM hoteis AN -
Ordcrs can DO left q ticket emes ~SETr Gen PssA
- Statose hENht avn
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20 TRAINS ZACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANU W
SUNDAY; STATIONS IN PHlLADbL
PIlIA; 2IN NETWORK.
Express Trains New.Yorx via Desbrosses and o"
street Ferries as follows -. , an
500 7:20 $50 % and 10 Limitep II. li;i0a n sT
$40 =. $40 3. ani p IN: AMI l. nsht sana" al u
20 LimitaD AMI ID IN; 1. ). Z. alisp NJ
night. Emu grant and second cass 7O) pln Ia, e3a
Trains leaving SewYork daily except sunny ~
$3.50 and lll0A IN, l. 2. l. 8 and p. H. connee'" -
ton for Camden. 1879, IN.
Returning trains leave Broaist st,,,l Palsis2ts II
Sl5 500 t. 4:35 (except Moniayl, 6D' .,hh n IL
H. and lI:l5l ~ intsi Express, 1879 sai Ss3n
StT SEQ, l. EiS s,s6a N. 1. $50 II nits1 ga -
end7i5 D. m. Lave Phlaislphi- VIA caniea' Wv
Ticket onees AS S1o. and ga BrOaiw1y A:fr oassS
and foot ~ Desbrosses and Coruantt stsee'J Ssasss
BROOKLYN Bush, Hotel. Roposen staten, cssis o.
den -, -. "a -, "a, and caook
baggage ,Iqh sJ.c si Ini l's'aenee~ JR WOOD
ChANtni Genera Manager General Passf Ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-29
TO PHILADELPHIA.
y1ATuE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

THE OLDEST ROUTE
20 TRAINS ZACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANU W
SUNDAY; 3 STATIONS IN PHlLADbL
PuIA 2 IN NETWORK.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-05-27

islation in regard to spirituous Ii
quors as shall promote temperate
habits among the people and the
general welfare of the Kingdom,
and we shall endeavor to legislate
accordingly.
In the matters of the settlement
of those Portuguese and other i'm
migrants who have fulfilled their
terms of service, submarine cable
communications, the extension of
the Honolulu water supply, and of
increasing the effectiveness of the
military and police administration
Of the country, we await the pro-
duction of the proposed measures,
plans and estimates from Your Ma
jesty's Ministers.
We desire to express our sincere
appreciation of Your Majesty's re-
coglition of The Importance of
economic administration to our Ma
tional credit as well as to internal
development, and of Your satisfac-
ton in the fact that the estimates of
Your Ministers for the present bien-
NAL period have been placed within
the amount of revenue for the last
two years. We shall labor to carry
out Youv Majesty's expressed wishes
upon this subject; feeling that not
only national credit but national ex-
istence as well, depend upon faith
full and intelligent management OF
expenditures.
We sincerely condole with the
Royal Family for the bereavements
caused by the deaths of H. R. H
the late Princess Ruth Keelikolani
and III. r. III. the late Princess Vic
toria Kinoiki Kekaulike, the Cover
ness of Hawaii; and while we deplort
with you the continued prevalence
of a fatal and incurable disease
among large proportion of tn,
population, we cons 5-atulate Yol
and the country upon the large mea
sure of prosperity that rests upol
the people.
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Referring to the above weIbeg TO in
form the business public that we are
prepared to make loans, discount approv-
ed notes, and purchase exchange at the
best current rates. Our arrangements
for selling exchange on the principal
points in the United States, Europe,
China, Japan and Australia are being
made, and when perfected, due notice
will be given. We shall also be prepared
to receive deposits on open account,
make collections, and conduct general
banking and exchange business.
610 3mb (signed) SPRECKELS Il Co.
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the REPLY OF THE LEGISLATURE TO
the KINGS SPEECH.

TO HIS MAJESTY KING KALAKAUA:
SIRE,-The Mobiles and Represen-
tatives of the Legislative Assem-
bly, rejoice with you in the continued
prosperity of the Kingdom, and the
existence of friendly relations with
all the Powers of the world, as an
nounced in the message from the
Throne.
The favorable prospects for Ie-
newal of the reciprocity treaty with
the United States of America for
definite period gives us much salts
faction.
We agree with Your Majesty as
to the Importance of the immigra-
tion of Portuguese and other people
for the repopulation of the King
dom, and shall give the subject our
earnest attention.
Your Majesty informs us that a
silver coinage has been provided for
the country we feel that we shall
approach the difficult questions
bearing upon the subject of the cur
rency with deep interest and an
appreciation of the Importance of a
right settlement of these questions
to every individual in the country,
as well as to all commercial and
agricultural enterprises.
In the matter of public health we
are glad to learn that the measures
taken by the Board of Health to
carry out the law of segregation in
regard to leprosy has placed the di-
sease under better control than ever
before, and that you have the eby
cause to be hopeful for an improved
sanitary condition of the country ;
we promise our best efforts toward
that end.
We deeply sympathise with Your
Majesty in the desire for such leg