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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12
SHERMAN.
The Young PorkOpolis of Texas "A
Temperance Lecture.
special 10 tho aaEstte.

Special 70 the GAEstte.
SHERMAN, TEX, Jan. 1l.--To-day
has been bright one. The sun shin
ing out in all its splendor soon drove
away the few clouds that were hover
ing on the horizon early in the morn
ing, but a very stiff western wind
makes it very dieagreesble 10 be out.
Between the wind and sunshine we
can now cay the mud is disappearing
rapidly, and we can predict a good
week for traftic in our town.
To-day being Sunday all our
churches held regular service, but ow-
ing to the wind but few ladies were
seen on the streets.
Cincinnati will have TO look out for
her laurels in the pOrE-packing bust
ness as Sherman comes To the front
nov with an establishment that
slaughters eighty hogs per day and
the same will be increased according
10 the demand.
All our citizens anticipate a visit to
the worlds fair at New Orleans, but rs
vet few have gone.
Mr.. j.. A. BrRme Of Mckinney mas
been in our city for the last two OF
three Gays. II IL, we think. his inten-
ton soon to locate here. He 10 limb
OF the law, and there IL a great future
before him.
Mr.. Allison Msyfield, the junior
member of the popular law irm o.
Cobb x May field OF this place, hs'
Just returned from a holiday visit Il
his home in Tyler, Tex.
There was q temperance lecture g
/ the opera-house this evening which
WAS largely attended. The schoo
girls were there IN body. Your cor
respondent saw but few young mel
] present.
The h9tei arrivals are but few.
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Gen. Fremont 70 Turn Finder
Again.

NEW York, Jan. 1i.-Gen. John O..
Fremont, in his old age ls about 70 be-
come q pathfinder again. Thls time
the scene Of his exploits viii he the
republic Of Mexico. At the head of
An exploring and surveying party ne
Is going 10 the northeastern part Of
that country and fix the boundaries u
3. tract OF not less than 1900 90 aeTes
Of land which wag recently acquired
by syndicate OF canitslids.
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PILOT POINT.
New Impetus Given the seminary-A
Sunday. School Institute Opened.

New Impetus Given the seminary-A
Sunday. School Institute Opened.
Cor dependence OF the Gazette.
PILOT POINT, TEX, Jan. ll.-Dr. 4.
G, Dowdell, A. NJ, NJ. D., of Opelika,
Ala, has purchased Of Or. NJ. b Frank
lin one-half of the undivided interest
OF the seminary property ana will re-
move to this city about the
lst of February to assist in the man
agement Of this popular institution.
The new impetus this transaction will
give to the educational interests of this
city will add to is material growth
and prosperity.
Mr.. J. II. Dowdell, an attorney Of
Lafayette, Ala, Is In the city visiting
with his brother-in-law, DR.. a. Ii.
Read and family.
DIR. +. 4. McShau Of Mississippi has
located here and will practice medi.
cine The doctor is brother of w. ).
McShan, the prosperous dry-goods
merchant.
The grocery house OF Spruil d Ellis
has dissolved, the latter Withdrawing
| from the firm.
Mr.. a. +. Bridges purchased the
grocery stock yesterday operated by j.
II. Smith, south side Of the square.
Sam Sherwood of Terrell, formerly
of this city, was in town to-day. He
conlemplstes returning and making
this his future home.
A Sunday-school institute convened
! this evening at the Cumberland
church, to be continued through to
morrow. In the afternoon mass
meeting of all the schools VIII be held
Rev. Mr.. Lane OF Hill county and Mr.
! gin of Sherman, Sunday-schoOl work
ers, are here to conduct the meetings
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12
Hotel for Rent

And furniture for sale. Falls city
house, Wichita Falls, Tex. The stone
building on Seventh street; everything
new; good patronage. The proprietor
wishes 10 give his attention 10 his
other business. j. NJ. PHEsLRR.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12

Only ten states in the Union pay
more than h the cost q .hel5 mail Ter
SIS, O5S; Mass chusetts, S9l6. 7O6; Rhode
leland. gI24 .6ss; Connecticut, $780,
468; New Yurk, s., BIG $50; New JeT-
Soy, SLAB 5I7. Pennsylvania, t5T0.5T7:
Delaware, ss.l62; Michigan, $50, iBl
and Illinois, t347, 400.
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RECEIVER's SALE.


In pur uaneeyof the order OF tile district
court Of Yieiou9 county, made On the
2s1l hay o. November A, -, isHa.
In cause No 1923 ON the docket OF said couu,
wherein 5efa q Cannon ~ AZ, are pihiutinB
and She Tei a. Continental n at company "a
defendant, i VIII sell nt public auction on the
INST Tue sday Ia February, rs. n being the
"a hny oftald month, ~ the south n NJ DIOR
81 Tine court home, Va the city Of Fort Worth,
at ths honr OF o'clock Ia tue afternoon, TO
the highest bidder for cash l. fi.uehier-
mouse and Ice factory ~ ihe said dsfeudant.
the Texas Continental Meat company, -
Hort Worm, Texas, with al tho machinery,
tools, appliances and appuftenenceH % the
same belonging, pogftner With tho land upon
which the same stands. tO-Wiis tWeniy-ahven
q one fourth acres, part Of the james San.
defBon 6t-aere htadright survey. described
by netes and boundH m the deed from ". ~
AAnderson ana J. r. handffaOD, Oi date Fepl
TEN Der 8. 1879, 70 ealn defendant company ~
fec.r lu said Ihrrant q uuty Ia BOOK ~
Deeds vol. IS psges Jj8-.ii. ~ tho terms d
tie above fGcited decree no bid VIII De re-
celsed Tor Tie above described property
which Is less than ms Two thi nfand nxa
hundred dollars ana on com liaHce Win
Lhe erIns 81 fhle tie receiver Mill execute 20
$40 p1Tchafof q convey anne ~ inc salne and
igiildeilyef " said purchaser possession
thereof y. n. FRIEDMAN
Receiver p. Y. 81. 90
ar.,.o
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clothing
lowest to the best
clothing, all qualities and
sizes.
Ladies' Coaks
Jackets dollar
Among silk Plush 500 worth sio Black Satin a. $40 worth $50
goods.
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stock
absolute
WOODEN Underwear
absolute cost Ladies'
Chtldren's Wooden Hosiery.
absolute
Blankets and Bed Comforts,
suits please
pantnloone.
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raa.aar. rnhrnary Io. IL.

Al O'Clock .. ~ AZ said receiver, ~ virtue
~ the faine order. / Wili sell, - me same
i1rfus. M inc couftnouas doDr ~ Victoria
Tex. H. HiAnghterhoufc aud ie8 fnct0fy OF
Tie HBle def ndaut ccnpanY ~ fietoHf
lex with AL the uncniuefys ihDlf. hptL-
longing, botethar Will TIE lnfad upon Whieh
the lame AIanda, toWit twenty eight acre I
krown ~ par ~ the r1lian laOfr, pffytn
by a. s.. Han aud A. ~. Hal - tAid atifAe-
ant compaut ~ deed ~ date a1FemDsf
I6st and Of ieoord ia yictorla cpaniY. rg3f
n Deeds ID, page N. and b. ~ Gsra fnis
dcscflhed No bid viii W received ipf ms
properly eliich y lest than luiiiyafe thons'
ana dollars. 49,,
The undermined Will give FOL iui9fWatlsh
~ feeelverT. q. " o.. vigt0riri Tex
FictoI.s, Tex Jan. 2, ici9-
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m pM lay n J % or d fer L al ST
OrSTm in yer %S
America mi y M W
go sou DIV
w p n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12

The best smoking toba co Is sLiule
Joker"
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Chase Trading Company, Houston Street
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Parker's Pleasant Worm syrup Never Pails
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-04-07
splendors of stambours Temples.


A French traveller has just returned from
Stamboul with a wonderful story of the
sights he saw. He is eloquent about two
thrones of enameled gold with incrusta-
tiOns of pearls rubies and emeralds. In
another room he saw two caskets, even
more magnificent, studded with rubies
and diamonds, in which the hairs from
the prophets beard are jealousy pre-
served. There are also several curious in
struments made of gold and thickly
studded with gems on the back, which
were used as portable scratching posts
Another room was hung with armor
and scepters; caskets and escritoires lay
on the table. The old escritoires are all
shaped like a pistol; the inkstand is
placed at the spot occupied by the trigger,
and the reeds and penknife are in the
barrel There are also inkstands in the
shape of trays, each containing five sau-
GERS, for ink, dying powder and other
odds and ends used by the writer In
another room are the costumes of all the
sultans down to Mahmoud IL Each of
the costumes has silk scarf attached, to-
gether with a magnif1cently chased dag
ger and a diamond aigrette Then,
heaped pellmell, are the keys of the fort
resses of the empire, and finally comes the
sacred treasure, consisting of the relics of
Islam; the mantel and standard of the
prophet, his sword and bow; the swords
of the first caliphs, and the oldest manu-
scripts of the Koran.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

( Mr.. Henry Poor, one of the clerks of the
supreme Court, has handy desk in the
court room, where he takes notes of the
trials.
Advertise in the WEEKLY p. c. ADVERTISER
if you wish to sell your wares to advantage.
It is more generally read than any other
weekly paper published in the Kingdom.
Messrs. Lyons d Levey will sell on satur
day next quantity of cement, cigars, steel,
etc., for Messrs. G. W. Macfarlane Il Co., to
close consignments. Attention is called to
their advertisement in ano Their column.
native came into town OH Sunday morn
ing, and reported. that he had been hailed
by two white men the night before near
Punahou. He did not stop, however, giving
as his reason that he thought they wanted to
rob him. r r--1s
The members of the Hawaiian Jockey
Club met at the Hawaiian Hotel last Satur-
day evening, and committee was appointed
to draw up programme of races for the 18th
of June next. 1t was also decided to en-
close the grand and other stands, stables,
ETC., with fence, and 10 have only one en-
trance, so that all who wish to enter the
stands could pay at that place. This will
do away with tolls at the bridge, and be
decided improvement.
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- 4--si4-a@asraaA4-
n Monster Vacuum Pan.
[Chicago Times.I


The largest vacuum pan ever made is
propably that constructed by Messrs.
Deeley & Co.. of New York, for the
California sugar refinery, San Francisco.
The pan is pear shaped vessel, made
from sections Of castiTon, the edges of
which are planed and bolted together 1t
is II feet in diameter inside and the
whole vessel when put together reaches a
height of over 40 feet, and will weigh 40
tons when empty. The pan has sufficient
capacity to boil 100 tons of sugar at once.
To supply heat to boil this immense mass
of sugar the pan contains so coils of 4-inch
copper pipe. arranged in the form of
hollow inverted cone, providing 5000
square feet of heating surface. To carry
OFF the steam as it rises, four openings
ten inches in diameter are provided for
connecting with the vacuum pumps and
constant stream of water that fills 10.
inch opening is needed to absorb the heat
of evaporation
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Tho schooner Rainbow brought 81 bags sugar
from koolau.
The schooner HaIeakal.. sails tomorrow for
Prpeekeo. Hiio Hawaii.
The steamers knhu aud I.ehua sail tIi, evening
o'clo X, and the steamer Planter at o'clock
The American whale bark Cape Horn Pigeon
sailed yesterday for a cruise in the Japan seas /;
thence she viii proceed North.
There is a large amount of sugar in the Oceanic
Steamship Company's warehouse, awaiting ship
ment.
The steamer VIC Hall will arrive early next
Thursday morning from windward ports. The
steamer IVsalani will probably arrive ON the same
day from Hamakua.
The o. s. 5. MaripOsa will arrive tomorrow
morning from San Francisco, and the P. NJ. 8. S.
Australia next Sunday, I'M sydney, via Auck-
land en- route for San Francisco.
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Supreme Court.
APRIL TERN ASSOCIATE JUSTICE AUSTIN
PRESIDING.


PRESIDING.
MONDAY, April 9Th.
The Hawaiian jury having been empan-
cled, the first case ready, the King VS.. Kele-
meneke, was called. Mr.. Antoine Rosa APP
peared for the Attorney General, and Mr.. J.
NJ. Poepoe for the defendant. The hearing
of evidence i'll this case lasted until the af-
ternoon, and the arguments of counsel until
O'Clock p. M, when the case was given TO
the jury.
Clerk Foster has had prepared neat Gala
logues of the cases on the calendar of this
term of the Court, which are great con-
venience to the lawyers and reporters.
From this catalogue the following is COM
piled:
CASES READY FOR TRIAL.
Barnes VS. Makee, McCrossen VS.. Reciproc-
ity Company, Wa Leong VS.. Soper, ALI Sin
vs. Gerke, Alok VS.. Gerke, Alok and All Sin
VS.. Gerke. The cases of Kohala Sugar Com
pany VS.. Thompson, and Johnson VS.. John
son are discontinued. There are eighty
cases on the calendar, thirteen of which
banco cases, have been heard.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-04-07
Tenders Wanted.

rINO SUPPLY THE QUEENS HOSPITAL
i with PURE MILK. in quantity as required
by the Puryeyor, for one year, from the l6tA
April. 1885, to the 18th April, 1886. Sealed ten
ders to be left in the oSice of the undersigned up
TO noon of Saturday, the 18th instant.
F. SCHAEFER, Secretary.
Honolulu, april 6, 1855. 55-apI1 {
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FOREIGN VESSELS IN PORr.

Bray, from Boston
Nor ship Imperator, NJ Hole, from Liverpool
Am whale bark John Carver, Sherman, from
New Bedford.
German bark NIathilde, A Krenzien, from New
castle, n 5 w
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G. w. Macfarlane 4 Go.
Also offer for sale

Also offer a
Cafer Flat Coolers Tipping Coolers Cooler wnhes
Chain Blocks to lift TO- go 80 40
Vacuum Gauges Rubber Sleepe
Clutch Bolts for Portable Track Car Springs Spikes Plate
Layers Spares and Tools Hammers, Rail longs Files
etc, and they would call particular sacharo
and Thermometers, imported specially for boinghOusc
Also. few samples o Fence Railing.
Estimates furnished machinery application to
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PASSENGERS.

For Hama, Kaunakakai and KahuIui, per Like
ike, April 6.--Mrs Hanks and child, Mrs G Carter,
NJ d Monsarrat, Thos L Cooke, Bro Michael, Bro
Henry, Hon G Hauuna, Hill Kapu, d Strong,
Jules Tavernier, N PicO and wife, G French, &
VI Trip. H sheldon, wife and child, and 43 deck
passengers.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, III. L.
DEPARTURES.

MONDAY, April 6.
stmr Ilkeke. Lorenzen, for Kahulu and way
ports, at pm.
Stmr WaimanaIo, Nelson, for WaimanAlo.
Am whale bark Cape Horn Pigeon, Kelly, for
the Arctic
Schr Waimalu. for HilO
5chr Manuokawai, for KOOlau
Schr Leahi, for Kukaiau
Schr Rob Roy, for EoOlau
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vessels Leaving This Day.

Stmr Kiuau, King, for Maui and Hawaii. at 4
I'm.
Stn1r Lehua. Davis, for all ports in Haniakua.
at p.
Stmr Planter, Cameron, for WahisTa, Wal
mea. Nawiiwili, Kauai
5chr Luka. for Kohalaleie
Schr Caterna, for HanaIeI
Schr REHABILITATION KoOlau
Schr Ehukai, for Waialua.
Schr Wailele. for MaIiko.
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The Kap,oIaDI boat .gub.

This club held long and intercs ting
meeting last Saturday night at No. II Ala
kea street. Mr.. George Cavanagh, the
President, and Mr. T. b. Murray, the Sec
rotary. oficIated. The club now numbers
ls. Seven new members were elected and
participated in the deliberations of the even
ing. Several important committees were
appointed. who will report on the matters
referred to them at meeting to be called
shortly by advertisement in the Z. C. AD-
vERTIsER. The members now constituting
tile Kapiolani Club are full of energy and
enthusiasm, and they expect when they
have increased its number to the limit of
twenty-fve-just seven more than they now
havc--that they will be able to pick crew
that will take fhe first prize on the occasion
OF the next regatta. Great care is exercised
in the selection of new members, and prepar-
atoms will be made for a thorough training
and discipline of the club in the aquatic
sports, commencing at an early day.
49,
Judge Rising. Miss Edith Kissing, Miss
Warrington. Captain and Mrs. Hayley, Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Robertson, Dr. Aiming and
DR.. Henri McGrew made party who en-
jOyed on Sunday last a delightful ride into
the country towards Niu. They found the
road in very good order, and the county
swell worth the visit
His Majesty the King Entertained the fol-
lowing guests at breakfast yesterday Judge
Rising, Miss Edith Rising and Miss Yerring-
ton. Colonel c.. II. Judd, His Majesty's
Cham berlain, was also present. During
breakfast the Royal Hawaiian band played
some fine music and afterwards the King
accompanied his guests through the palace,
the Chamberlain giving them an oppor-
tunity to examine the reSalia and many
beautiful works of art with which the hand
some building is filled.
Blasting is still going on in King street,
and yesterday ripple of anxiety was caused
by one charge failing to go off. After
waiting for some time, the boss Of the work
ing gang, who wanted to go on with the
work as rapidly as possible, ventured to ex-
anime the fuse, which had expired. new
fuse was inserted and fired. So far large
heap Of coral rock has been taken out, much
of which is fit to be used in the walls of the
building to be erected on the site Of the
excavation.
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CATTON-In Honolulu, on the 9TH instant, TO the
wife of Robert Cation, son.
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G. W. Macfarlane & Co.,
AGENTS FOR
Mirrlees, Watson g. Co., Glasgow,
AND
John Fowler s. Co., Leeds,


lave hand for immediate delivery,
ONE TRIPLE EFFRCT-6 pans 3435 square
ing surface with pumping engine complete
DOUBLE EFFECT6 feet pans $3.50 square feet Of heat
ing surface, with pumping engine complete
Iron staging for either Of the above apparatus.
ONE 26x54 MILL with gearing mgass
complete; one spare 26x54 roiler
SPARE PINIONS. wheels segmenLs fol mills
ONE PAIR OF COMPOUND BOILERS 6xls6 feet and $50
feet; complete mOunings spare boiler tubes
ONE "a INCH GAUGE LOCOMOTIVE inch cylinders.
PERMANENT AND PORTABLE RAILROADS, 10 and ID pound
rails.
WESTON CENTRIFUGALs single and in sets Of two and tour
with Mees Watson Co. and improved
and framing Spare pndIes pue cenugas
tugal Innings rubber buffers Heveta betting carrying rubber
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STEAMER KILAUEA HOU,
(weisbarth, Commander.
1'nl leave regularly for same ports as the S. S.
Iehua.
STEAMER MOKOLII,

STEAMER MOkOLlI,
(McGregOr, Commander,
Leaves Honolulu each Wednesday for Kaunaka-
kGd, Kamalo, PukoO, AIoanui, Halawa, Wailau,
Pelekunu and kalaupapa returning, leaves PukOo
Friday A. NJ for Iahaina; leaves LahaiBa Saturday
for PukoO, remaiaining Sunday, and arriving at
Honolulu Monday evening.
re The Company will not be responsible for
any freight or packages unless rcceipted for nor
for personal baggage unless plainly marked. Not
responsible for money or jewclry unless placed in
charge of the Purser.
All possible care will be taken of Live stock, but
the Company viii not assume any risk of accident.
SAML q. WILDER, President.
5. B. ROSE, Secretary.
OFFICE-Corner Fort aud Queen streets.
23-Iy Mar 80
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NrwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY APRIL s. sssTwELvE PAGES

historical, not the controversial method IL Is
impossible to say that he has quite succeeded nor
was it to be expected that he should succeed. nc
has one strong characteristic of the controversial
method which is to attribute confidently anu
unreservedly to his opponents principles whien
they repudae, but which he believes to be Logically
implied in their systems Making allowance 1or
this blensh in which Caly mist and Traetar1an are
equally interested, his acute and brilliant essay
may be warmly commended to the attention Oh
theological students.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS.
HousE OF REFUGE pon woMzr.

HOUSE or REFUGE WOMEN
HUDSON y. Y. March l6, 1885. I
SAILED proposals will be received addressed W UOYS
RLD preadent the Board OF Managers Uouae ~
Rsfuge Tor Women Hudson NJ " delivered az his ocs
ninth IL O'clock the 18th day April lS85 Tor
Furnishing material doing buildings FOR sald
House OF Refuge for Women, TO wlti
The Nam Building the House Of Detention Prison Four
Cottages and Hospital IN accordance with plans drawings
specifications made by W H. Miller architect ana
at the office Of tho Hudson Iron Company
SON. ". w. where the superintendent Charles B Cure will
exhibit and furnish copies OF specifications and pro-
posaI blanks . ,,, ,
dressed 10 General W Hoysradt Hudson N Y, Endorsed
proposal House Of Refuge for Women and be ac
compsnied by bond with two suTetes residents tho
state HewYok each In tho amount OF six thousand
laIs that bidder. his bid shall
e,ue execute contract for the performance thereof
by him win perform said contract 10 the full intent OF
its terms.
zach OF tho buildings above named The Board OF
Managers rescrvng the right 10 accept the any
one or buildings and reject 10 the other
others Alss, 10 reject any aud all bids.
such contract DO made In accordance with tho Aforesaid
mans and specifications and with such conditions pro.
ysons a. the OF Managers may deem necessary TO pro-
tect the interests OF the state.
]. w. HOYsRADT
MRS. sARAHL. 8. 0UERNSEY.t
MRS. O. A. SPENCER, }MakaSGs
JOHN CADMAN
CHARLES TRACY j.
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New Unbllclllon5.

HNHE AMERICAN ELITE EDITION.
Finest imported and American sheet music IN the world
no. II Fest lithst. New.TOrK.
J. O. Won PROCIAZKA. Publisher
CooperatOrs: r. JOseGy. Frederick Archer \ H. Mis-,
William sherwood Frank der Stucken G. sternber2. b.
Brapaers Foershem, II. W. NcolL II. GOldbeck. Adam
A. Pearie. Edward Neupert. T. o. QUICKEN, r
BOscovitz. &. Fradel. George Morgan etc. etc.
discount 10 the profession Institutes re-
MISS LINNIE BUCKLEE Manager IL East 14th-st
A PPLETON'S ENCYCL0PE
~ New. 10 vols last ell. sheep, at handsome dscount
T.. o. B.. l.5ij
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Express trains leave NowYor via Desbrosses and Court
landt street Ferries, f0lOws
cS0 10 X $40 80 and 10 limited II. 1llOa m l. 800
$40 i:tO. ). 81 and and II night sundays 6l5
Limited and 10 q. M 4, o. Z, and y. M, ~
night Emigrant and second class 700 p.
1raing leaving New orkI except Sunday. G;20
$50 and ll;l0 nm, l. .. & ami p. mr connect ut
penoipr trains leave Broad Street station Philadelphia
ISo - 400 I9J (exccpt Monday. $50. 1880 $40
$50 and il;l5 Q; "a Limited Express 80 30 and 5so
f2-i 3i5. $40. 4:35. $50 t5;2O llmiten. 63o
74O and 7i5 p Leave Philadelphia, via Camden. 500
a. m daily, except sunday ord on proodvrav , ...
~ 49, NJ Dcsbrosses ana Cortlandt Court
no. lv1 Annex station foot OF Fulton-st, Brooklyn
anu 1otei Iobokcn station. Jersey CITY Emigrlus
iisd, Sfire No Banery Place and Castle Garden.
TSe Now York Transfer Company will call for aGi checS
baggage ir2nl, ~ 10 " 1ot ptimu ~ JR. WOOD
CHAN ,;;nnnsr9i MANAGER General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
pantm9 ACADEMIES.

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