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PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. R.

rHNE%JEFSEY GEyTR4L B Erfi
20, FF$E&G nannd Brook
Route at 1 a. ESQ 6nf lib mr. iO 400 4so 50
ZOO, Zoo ,. NDAYs $40 q. m. $50 1900
Chestnut mn 81 Coumbiaavo for Manayunk. COnsho
DRNWING.Ro0M CARS on all Day Trans and SLEEPING
nsarS o. ea ys It'll DELrHA Ninth and SITS,
g S v Loo a ~ iS 5S o T5r S aSa l Rsgs P n
so 500 ioo NO. Yoo $751; " 59o 800 p N
For LOCK HAVEN, PEALE and PHtIIpsSURG. Pennr
For W1iLLiiAMisroEr2 sUYBURY. .LEwLsBURG. and
FS TRG az i 20 am @ oo & 400
$50 oi5 200 m Sundays at $50 ma ,ao 4oo
:, O$o, $40, l269 M ,o SUNDAYS. $50 m
For @SfHKGi2N 81 R U and 9i PrTsr S q Zoo s.5 H.
loo l30. S,t5. 5l5 M Sundays at 5:3Op IN
For TAMAQUA at 100 7l5 s46 a. 1 100 1870, s'aS. AGO.
For ALLENrowN and MAgcm cE snJS1S
For E&sToS at 4oS TOO $40 m, LOO 1880 $40; 400
For hidi OBRIDGE BhANcM at 400. SI5 a m, 400
For FIEMINGroN. 700. $40 m loo. l,ac 4:Oo 4.so
For G s5MEFy at 100 So zoo $40 1880 I!1Sa
TO- 100 500 1850 p M Sundays 400 500 m i5S
fSr m Zoo iso $50 $50 SiS 400 $50 800 SIS $50
DAYS, 4Oo, $780, S45 1900 M $780, 400, $50. TOO
For ~ dSs PbRANoH OCEAN GROVE &c. (An RAID as
$50 SiS mr. AZ lSo 49, 2' NJ SUNDAYS except
dMs GS and 4S9 SSSP
For LAhtMOOD iphiS "ho pahN1uAh NJ @'oN
slb a. m. l;3O $3.50 D. m. . . - j..
For ATLANTIC CITY. VINELAND and BRIDGEToSas
S''V NEI,W.JE2SEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier NO g. North River. via sandy noos, MOI,
For HIGH "A \ DIS, SAB, light and LONG bhANOii'
1000 n M 100 M sundays. 9;3u q.
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDsl 10; n diV1 p. no -,
Tickets can be procured foot Iberty-st Pier Nc q
Bfoaawnv, S59 lisa and 40 otayo RiyingtOnsts 10
10 Ia Greenwichsti l6s, 2OS East l29tn-st.,
i55la Bowery and principal Hotels n newfork CITY ia
RrookIyn az NO 4 COurt-sti lOi broadway 1888. 500
prIyonai 80 $40 Manhattanave ISU1 Atantc.ave In
tronoRen 2b4 Washingtons N Y Transfer Company will
81 Sr aud check hotels residence
gg oF wooTrEN. CO. HANCOCK
C,encral Manager zen: fass; anu Iicket Agk
ii BALUMlN, q, T. i, AIt. w LlpertY-5t, N, ~
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,orRAINs EACH WAY WEEK. DAYS AND ON SUN
DAY STA rIdSS IL PHIIADELPHIA,2N
NETWORK.
F,nress tra leave NewYork via Desbrosses ana Court
landt Streets Ferries as follows a., IN wsah,pxtor
go 72o 500 40 Chicago Limited ana 10 ss
oTT,,,cd, 11Oa M l. 5:20. J4O, =, 40 .. o. sn9
ep NJ !! night sundays nd i tei night ~ anu
rrsins Having Newfork daily except sunday or1 GOV
and lilo M. l. 2. and p No. connect ~ ireh''A
srsns leave Broad street station Philadelphia
hS.ni aSJ g. 5t46 ESQ., 1880 $40 $3.50, III and lllo
@ limited EIprsss l,sO and a;;o p @
49, S.a sb0 a M 4. ALSO Limited $3.50. 7l0 TAO N
leave Philadelphia via Camden. $3.50 m daily, e1ceps
Ticket caces s4s 426 and ga broadway Aster Houss
and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt ss C0uftst ana
Brookiyn Annex station, foot OF Futon,st. Breosya
Buschs Hotel. Hsbokeni Station Jersey CITY EmgAn'
1icket Office 10 Battery Place. and Castle Garden
The New York Transfer Company viii cell fer ana eheos
baggage from hotele and residences. - x.,ooO
CHARLES Il. PUGH. j. MOVD.rs
General Manager General fassr AsohH
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0eaehers.

A Columbia College Junior wants n place as
IN tutor in family during summer Address
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
n Agency supplies Professors Teachers Tutor: Cover.
pesses etc. Colleges, schools AMI Families Apply %
MRS. NJ. J. YoUNG.FULrON 20 Union square
OVER One Hundred vacancies for Teachers !;
~ 500 TO $4,000 No fec Tor registration Form for
stamp. II. r AVERY.
West l4thst. n Y.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trims eavo New Ork DesGroses and Courandt stros
Ferries. follows.
Harrisburg Pttsburg and the West Pullman Palace
Cars attached Il 10, and .. m. daily. New YORK
and ricago Limited 8Parlor Dining smoking and sleep
ing Cars at 10 a IN. every day.
Wlansp0rt 10 Haven, M, Cory ana Enc AZ
sp connecting nc Cory for Titusve Petroleum Centre
and the OIL Regnons.
BSim RE- washin gon and SOUTH Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman Paror cars daily except sunday
Ia arrive Washington 400 p. Regular az $50,
and $50 A. No.. |. $40 and NJ and ~ night Sunday,
casa. Q D. m ana IL night
Atlantic City except sunday with through Paror Carl
For Cape May except Sunday. lllOa
Long Branch Head Junction and intermediate stations
RAILWAY and AmOOy 900 a. M, 1900 nOoa. $3.50 SEQ
~ Sunday, 9:OOa snd 500 p do not stop az
For Old Point and Norfolk $40 N. weekdays and 500
Boats OF Brooklyn connect with all through trans
at Jersey city. aOrding speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel - ,o,.
Pun; daily and ls5 M daily except Monday Iron sS
$50 0:20 and l0,eS p. sunday $40 500 l0os
D. m. From Baltimore 81 o D m From Phladei phla 3oo'
$50 100 500 $40, $50, lO40, 1l;30 ltZO, 400
$40 $50 $50 6,2O 55. 100 500, GEO. $685. 1905 u.
and $50 night sunday 500 6s20. 70j, sos, ll33 ne
6:20, Goo. 1920, 1855. 1000 p M
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Bnsiucss Gbautcs.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l@3S Broldway. corner Thirty
4rsts until D. M aud SO West Twenty hird.si corner
EighthaYc, No l1} Fourth ave-.
Thirdave corner Forty scventh-st 40 lOu7 Thifdaye
near 81 Ntiethst. and at tho ia RLEM OFFICE 500 nd
ave corner one hundred and upt0S M AZ
regular Office rats AlsO BROOKLYN and 81 fonfisL
PANK FOR SALE.
private bank I'm growing Colorado town Of 800 IN
habanta Bank well established: has
paper hand and debts except 10 depost0rs
Regular rates Of discount - Agricultural
muDy Good schools churches and pleasant society An
exceptionally fine opening Small capital required
Address BANK Tribune Office.
HARDWARE BUSINESS FOR SALE Tor n
partner wanief-The stock and nxtures of the lae
JAMES MARSHALL at 4S WaTren-st, Now.YOrk
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rVHE NEW LINE
NEw.YoRK. PHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK, OLD POINT

NEW.YORK. PlILADELPIIIA, NONFOLK, OLD POINT
~ CoMFORr AND riIE SOUTH,
r,o Nouns IAs sI, THAN Any OTHER ROUTE.
sOy rSns Fast Day s1S Ss sHDress between MswIofs
Railroad Gao M week days and p daily ARRIVING Old
Point Comfort olo IN. weoxdays and $3.50 daily Nop
folk D. ~ and DlO m. Sleeping through from Now
York % Cape Charles and Paror Oar from philadelphia with
cut charge okets paror seats aud sleeping bcrhs
DO secured at any Ticket Cee OF the Pennsyyana RAILROAD
Company, y. II. COOKE Gen'l Pass and Freight Agent
~. ". dunno. Superintendent
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
- YORK: LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAITL L AZ
ARRANGEMENTS of trains from Chamoer.st Depot From 2Sd'
m-Daily except sundays. Day Express Drawing.roon
Coaches to cievel-nd Cincinnati ana Chicago
m-Daly st Louis Limited" Express No extra charge
irving 7:2j M Niagara Falls sSJ an; hamilton ont,
lO;45 M; Detroit $40 D. Salamanca. 65s Cleye
second day Connecting trains arrive Toledo 7s1 D. and
sp'n-Dsiy Chicago Express for the West Solid Train
Of pullman Day and sleeping Coaches to Bnsha%tSn FL
lao $50 44o 5lO $50 6io $50 80 1890 II midn.ghL
Paterson 545 9:20 $50 80 io2o M II noon is5 $50
440 $40 530 sl0 $50 1870 $50 1890 ami II midnight
NeWsfk and Paterson via newark e!s zoo sio Zoo
l:SO m 900 $40 40 o:2O $50 h:2O 7:30 1000 and
y midnight saturdaynishts only sundays sl5 $40
sahsin 40 $50 1920 m las $50 $50 $40 $50 IN
and l2 midnight Sundays 5ij $50 1910 l;45 $50 pm
and ~ dnglt
NeWburg and Cornwall 1850 a $3.50 s,SO Sunday
Ronaout and Kingston and Montgomery am. sSopm,
Goshen $40 $50 1920 a M $3.50 $3.50 4:so $50
MiddIetown 545 1850 i0:20a M $50 4s0 $50 m
SUNDAY 5:t6 $50 1920 a m $50 M. The and
Railroad at Man.st The stops az Man-st only
PortJeyis 80 y 1870 am 4SO S $3.50 N. sunday
BOats leave 23dst, n y, 3ts. 6:I6am. el6 to et5
every ~ cen inmates 6:45 N TO loA5 thirty
TicLe's passage and apartm Drawing Room and
Sleeping coaches be obtained the checking
Nos. 4u1 OF 957 Broadway. ISL wettst. y. Y, No
Express from the West arrive in New.York ut 7lO
1880, l :2j IA: and lo:2O p m. ',
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot Thres
express trains i eSeepea 70 sSS,o5 an
cars. sundays al ~ H. with palace sleeping eiis
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Gicambcnts an0 Railroads.
BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.
IL

4 BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.
~ Low RATES.
SIONINGTON LINE INSIDE ROUTE.
from Per 81, y r. daily except sundays.
=. \ tran with palace cars (recinng chairs
between steamers landing and Boston.
+. ". POrPLE, General Passenger Agent.
TOR ORIENT, GREENPORT. SIZE TIE /
ISLAND. sOUTIOLD AID SAG HARBOR.-On sat
uday, May u.s. STEINER FRANCS will loaye FOR above
nudiuyt from ier T. T.. It. NcwIork loot OF Finest and
thereafter TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SAruR
DAYS nj . D. M Returning e1yc above landings for New
YORK Mos AIS. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAYS
RACkETr& BRO. Agents, 81 Soutl-st, n. Y.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave from chambers Depot for Engle wood
Closter Pierment and Nyack $50 10 800 4. $3.50
$40 t;lO $3.50 p. NJ IL midnight Sundays 2, a. and
S:l6 p.
Nanret, Spring Valley and MOnsey T. 10 m. 45Oip. m
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LINES AND MINING.
ACTUAL SALES

s,1rsar rI9 ysEYJEY atyIyI Fv7TtV7I
Nsw-YoRg. May IL. 1884
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srIRITs or TURPENTfNE
CHARLESTON. May l.-Turpentlne frn 40 2S',c
SAyASSAH. Aay ll.-Iurpentine quiet at sac
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NoN"lCh LINE,
FAVORIrE INSIDE ROUTE

WORCESTER - so,
NASHUA 80 IS.
PORTLAND So and no transfers.
Steamers CITY OF w tr" and "Clty Of Boston" leave
Pier 40 y H. foot o Wats.st next pier above Desbr0ssos
It. Ferry, daily, except sundays, at 900 p. IN.
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miscellaneous.

A D0PTI0N.-A respectable couple, chIldless,
~ would adopt child OF either for one payment OF
$500; best references
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FIRST MORTGAGE B0NDHOLDERS.

NEw.YoRK May ., 1SS5.
THE ANIMAL MEETIHG Of he s' ,g En- d.
ton o. Trustees viii BE- he'd ~ me olee 81 The Company
IA MAHDEN. secretary
T'HE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY Is now
prepared 10 exchange the FCNpED CoUrOE BOE DS
ior e. mpoP, q ls,5 and ,S Of the C3SS2LlDAIER
GIoRsGA r. II. co in pursuance Of the Fun Ing Agree
Holders Of the sane are requested to make the exchange
Nev.Yort Nav ]. Iss5
NOTICE TO FIRST MORTGAGE BOND
~ uoLpEhS OF HOUSTON aud IENAS CENTRAL
I" their interests are requested call The Office OF
HUDSON co, - roadwfy hyrp 9 hG9Ti ii II @ni
Secretary BoudhodcIs Committee.
cESIGAL Rnglqqtp coaraNg OF NLwJEHsEr}
NES.i6nK, May H. l,s5.
NOTICE is hereby. given, that inc tr9 an 6i,
NEWJ sly hot.i tc-e Al d o. hiadclpiia VII be- closed
SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary.
OFFICE OF ma Sic@Ff,RY Nfw .Y0aE Apnl -. Iss5 ;
NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS.-1 The fifty
York and Harlem Railroad Company for election Of directors
Depot me CIV o NcwYoE M ilrd Tuesday in May
ic polls viii be open nom e ociOcE noon until O'clock
J. Tho r nscr Books viii Dc closed at o'clock p m. on
ssuriay " 9y ~ AM reopened at O'Clock a. m, on
Secretary
DOTTER q BRO, lbs Broadway, have a
i large amount Of Private at and
per cent
JosEPH wEsTERS RR Co ;
FNHE HOLDERS at the stock of this company
trail Tust company OF New. YORK receive deposits
payment Of assessment o. half per cent upon
s SeE q G ey %2q % o2 e o 6oa pa
bonds After tho latter dae securities moi deposited VIII De
deprived paric patton the new securities distub
u''d J TSTAH II ThiENHGlh6h1tcfT communities.
OFFICE OF 81. PAUL AID DuLurn RAILROAD Col
.... -. PAUL MINI, May >. iSSj,}
rTHE ANNUAL MEETING of the StOclhOld-
COMPANY FOR the election Of Directors and the transaction
once Of tho Company the city OF 81 raul MINI. MON
DAY. JUNE H. 1850 at ~ o'clock noon. OF smdday The
Nav .. 1882 aud reopen on hnTsi ay June ~ 1850
WANTED. 80 Party of standing to go on
pay; no risk. Address LEGITIMATE Tribune ONCE.
vIhpTEn BONDS OF
WAN EU THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT co.
MATURING IN 1888.
POST, MARTIN d CO.,
"a Pincst
XVANTED-TO BORROW, Money on Real
c. H. W. Racine Mcgs Co. Ohio
horses ano Carriages
AT AUCTIoN.-Wm. Easton, Auctioneer.
MISS ROSE CoGHLAN's
HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS. &C.
Easons National Horse and cattle Exchange lIimited).
n. W. Corner broadway AMI 3sth.st, New.YOrk.
TOMORROW, WEDN EsDAY. MAY 10, AT IL AN.
Together with nearly Heat High Glass Harness and
c.,., D., saddle Horses Sobs and Ponies .. .,,,..
various residents Of this city
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Art Schools

Art Schools-City
MRS. LOUISA j. CULVER
w Win receive pupils, beginning Tuesday october ~ ~
drawing oil and water color painting still lie flowers ana
landscape china painting and decoration.
Studio, No 80 MadsOnave
References: n,
Mr.. D. Huntington, President National Academy OF Design
Mr.. " lillian Hart y. A.; Mr. James NJ. Hart " Al
David Johnson n. a.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.

A TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE
A s,eamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave D..
Sunday ssesmer dsy except saturday
and DEAN RIcaMo Nd cave Pier a. North NV,
ali points Nor and gsek $685. dsy &C m CONNECTING
ceiyed until time OF departure "'- 10
A .3;Ria02lNyDD0uT, KINGSTON and CATsKIIT.
MarS@S aoa ss'
GsGP1s cenpectng with Ulster Delaware Stony ces
and James BALDWIN every week day a. D. 80.
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
a.
'''' hA''''OF FARE ii e Only Y ONE DOLLAR
DAY LINE TO NEWBURG.-Steamer
at SSe ana Mes S% r a s near ssssss
Cold spring and Cornwall Fare 30 cents tickets
TOR NEW HAVEN.-Steamer leave Peel
Slip at p. and II p. Sundays excepted IL N.
steamer arrives II time for early trains north and east EI
FALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Ronte
Nsa rv rI dy a1s
nopn GEoRGE L GoHNoR. General Passenger Agent
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Tas leave Ma sPa River SSs
Sundays at 6:45. 7:45 300. 1000 lbs a. m 10 SSn
ai9 StO $40 and 500 m for Pers Norris Casanova
chester T%IPsOn Bay chester Pelham Bay Barlow CITY
New Rochelle with trains for all points the main line ~
the New York NewIIaven and hartford Railroad, sborc
Hs snd A and snd "ns
East. "N PohAIs
Midnight train for New Rochelle oil intermediate ar,
tons at l2:1e daily except MONDAYS '' ''~
Sunday trains for New all Intermediate ~.
tons 1900 and $3.50 m latter train conneess
at New Rochelle with trains Central Depot ana
stamford and with express train Boston shore Tine
/ .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenge
trains leave depot foot Of Cortandt and Desbrosses
Sta at $40 l. $40. and D. Easton Bethlehem.
Allentown Reading Mach Chunk. wilkestarre, rowasd.
Wayery Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pull
p m for Easton Bethlehem and Coplay.
Trains leaving at $40 and $40 D. m connect for ALI
onts IN Mahonoy and Hazeton coal regions Sunday train
caves for Mauch Chunk and Hazleton, $40 q. In.
General Eastern ONCE. No. 255 broadway.
E b. BYINGToN O. p.
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For Young Ladies-Country.

A NEW COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.
N BRYN MAWR COLLEGE, BRIN MAWR, PENN,
near Philadelphia will open In the autumn oi 1851 tCr
ISs5.S6 address JAMES r.. RIIDADS, Prest
1876 FilOeTt-st., Phllada-
DORDENTOWN, n. J.-Female College;
ID beautifully ocatet very heltlf1l a1i through su
peroI Music and Art Departments For circular &C. 4rasi
Rev. Nm [. BOWEN, a. A., President
HONE Boarding School for Misses and Chill
dren-One hour from city; mothers care good board
tuition 500 per year Higher branches II desired
Miss 4. THURSTON, Box Alb stamford, Conn
NYACK SEMINARY for girls; limited num-
~ bers thorough training. delightful home; one hour
from y. y Address MIS-. IMOGENE BERFHoLF PRINCIPAL
THEELMS.-Family and Day School for Girls,
4 No l4l Ughst Springfield. Mass For circulars al.
dress the Principals Misses PORTER Il CHAMPNEH.
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Musical instruction

NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
~ EAST 14th ST. 81 door east OF 5THANE.
incorporated 1860.
SPRING AND SUMMER TERMS.
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For Both Sexes-City

For Both Sexes-Citv
A RITHMETIC, Bookkeeping, Writing, Cor
N respondence Spelling phonogTaphy TypewIiting; day
evening All summer. PAINES COLLEGE. " bOWelyi
Uptown, l,3l3 Broadway entrance l07 West 3Ith-st
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Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
A NCH0R LINE, u. ). MAIL STEAMSHIPS
n GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY;
FURNESSlA. Nav IL Am tIn, ASriA, June q. IL n.
ANCHoRIA Nav 80 a. M ETHIOPIA uno 49, a.
Cabin passage $50 10 $50 Second class $50.
LIVERpOoLAND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY Of ROME sails Wednesday. June3 July J.
every fourth wednesday thereafter.
Cabin passage $50 TO 900. Second class $50
Seerage outward, orprepaid Sl5
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Agents, -,
Bowling Green, New.York.
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Ocean Cleaners.

ABLE Courier wishes to travel in Europe in
N any capacity highest references. ,., -. =. a.
College Electrical Engineering. East 26th.st.. \. Y.
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For Boys and YOUNG Men-Country.
UOME-LIKE BOARDING SCHOOL fol
N young boys.
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TO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

VIA THE PENNsHLVANIA HAlLhOAH
THE OLDEST ROUTE.
,oTRAINs EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON SUN
DAY. \ STA lions II PHILADELPHIA IN
NETWORK.
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DnpuLAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON

t'ol Ian SilohE Liz E.-roI DOo luN
and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot Tires
express trains daily Sundays excepted 20 Boston at
tparor attached aud 10 y M ~ nth palace Sleeping
Carsl SUNDAYS al 10 D. M with palace sleeping carsl
r. W. POPPLE, Agent
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llJ LUCEnSr.
NEN.l DIX, May H. lsSj.
NOTICE is hereby given that the transfer
~ books OF the CENTRAL RA tLH0Ap COMPANY or
NEWJI ..-.N both here ard 90 Philadelphia. Will De closed
from FRIDAY The h instant 10 iurtJy TIC ID prOXimO
iy order ~ the Board
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DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately. fitted for
Id college Conditioned rejected candidates coached
simmer or winter. f. HOFFMAN. StOcEbr.dge. Mass.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1885-07-30
DR.. Douglass and Gen. Grant,

New York special July 24.-Dr. Douglass
to-day chatted at length with reporter
about Gen. Grant and Of the long trial OF
suffering just ended.
"Wcll, thcn,' resumed DR.. Douglass, II
am going to tell you OF an experience had
with Gen. Grant on the afternoon OF Thurs
day, July 1G, and at the time [ had OBJ
served the indications about his throat
which l have spoken Of. During. the AFTER
noon OF that day the general wrote this ~
:" anl Mr.: DoHglasv drew from his rocket
several slips Written by tho 'gehera1, ana
read what the sick man had written, which
wus as follows: -: go ''''' "''.
feel sorry at the prospect OF living
Through the summer and fall in the con
tlition am in do NOT think Team but 7
1ta,. h:xpcpt that do not gather strength;
ffcef quite IT, well 1Aenm 2 dday TO qey as T
have dnne, her,tofore but T. AM :losin9
strength feel it more In the inability to
move around than in any other way; or,
rather in the lack Of desire to try to move.
"Whcn l had read that" added Dr.
Douglass, II turned to the general and tried
to cheer him by telling him Of the apparent
Iy improved condition OF his throat and
neck, to which in reply the general again
:yE :Si{:r at that, however, tos disease i,
stan there and must be fatal in the end:
My life is precious, of course, to my family,
and would be to myself II / could recover
entirely. There never was ono moro
willing to go than !. l know most people
have first one and then another little
thing to fix up, and never get quite
through. This was partially my case.
first wanted so many days to work ON my
book, so the authorship would be clearly
mine: It Wib gtaciQusly gfanted to me, at
ter being apparently much lower tiahpinc@,
with Il eapacity to do more work than
eveT did In the same time: My work had
been done 80 hastily much VICE left out, and
did 1t all over from the crossing OF the
pages to the book, l should think. There
is nothing more to d. and therefore am
not likely to be more ready to 60 than at
this moment"
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1885-07-30

A Boston paper discusses at length
the causes of the decline of agriculture
al communities in New England. After
referring to the days when they we're
independent and self-sustaining, it
says: To-day in the larger economy
OF Life, this is at an end. Flour from
Minnesota comes to the door of the
farmer in New England cheaper than
flour from his own field, while "home-
spun" is an extravaganza when "store
clothes" can be bought Cheap trans
portation has annihilated distance,
and at every hand it is shown that
organized labor at the most favorable
sites, and under the most advanta-
geous circumstances, has robbed in
dividual and scattered industry of it's
advantages. This has called the young
men from their ancestral homes and
has sent them to the West and to the
large centres of industry. In many
parts of this half dozen of New Eng
land States the traveller will find
farms chung to only by the older peo-
pie, who are to-day consuming the saw
ings of earlier life and eking out an
existence by the scanty yield of the
soil.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1885-07-30

Wheat has seldom been cheaper
than at the present time. Flour
which was quoted in the New York
market in S72 at from S.. 25 to II .25
per barrel is now rated $500 to 5.G5.
A single days labor ofsome Of our me-
chanhs sulices now to purchase bar
rel OF flour Of medium quality. Near
~ all provisions arecheaper now than
they were then. The material OF wear
ing apparel is decidedly cheaper now
than it was ten or fifteen ye;lrs ago.
Not only has the price OF raw cotton
declined to less than it's former amount,
but manufactures of cotton goods
have become cheaperin a still greater
ratio. Household utensils, sowing
machines, and hundred articles that
might be named have gone steadily
downward in price.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1885-07-30

After mature consideration the pres
ident and cabinet have reached the
conclusion that the leases of lands in
the Indian Territory held by cattle
men are invalid, and it has been de-
termined to take steps to have them
set aside. Gen. Sheridan has reported
that no permanent settlement OF the
Indian troubles in the territory can
he effected while the cattlemen are in
possession of the best lands, and it is
the intention OF the president to re-
move the disturbing elements and re-
serve the Indian Territory for the ex-
elusive occupation of Indians. The
method OF procedure has not yet been
determined.