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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-11

-wp SSye Iust received . new
,x,ocL NJ cold N, ectaeles-
JACOB w. CRUDE,
IA u,rxeIer Cor. Twelfth and Market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-11
THE LIysLY INSTITUTE.

The annual commencement Of the Linsly
Institute takes place tomorrow evening
Following is the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-11

Of the Nailers' Union, was interviewed last
night by a REGISTER reporter concerning
the truth of this rather startling story, when
he Indignantly and emphstieslly denied the
whole thing. "The idea" said he 'is q
ridiculous one. The United Nsilers are
stronger and more united to-day than at any
time since We left the Amslgsmated Associs-
tlon. Why, only to day the Clifton, W. Va,
nailers came into our society in body"
"Whst about your late visit to PittsburgP
"That was altogether private affair, and
had nothing whatever to DO with the exist
ing trouble"
"How, in your opinion, did the publica-
ton Of this story come aboutr
"Well, that is hard to tell. but fancy il
did not come from q nas'.
"Would the nAilsrs fellse TO 20 back 70
the AmAlgamsiedT'
Kl<s sa-sha expressions Of opinion
@. Ex. @ u = ma ~ member
ErekzsIIsr "A Nrppl.ra{re
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-11
NEW INVOICE

AddiRoraI Local on First Page.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-11

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-11

.r.ierabre Picnle.

tie picnic VI the Opera House Orchestrs
ct stibert's hst night was vefy enjoyable
affair, and attracted quite a lsrSe number
OF people from the city. The orchestra rem
dered y superb programme of music during
the evening. winch added much to the in
terest of the occasion.
1ransfer Of ReaE Estase.
The following transfer of Tes! estate wss
admitted TO record BY Clerk Hook yesters
day:
Deed made June 10. 1885, BY William
Linch, trustee, to John Ray, fer lot No. ]
in square "A, in the Eighth ward Consid-
Grafton, $505.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
sieamtoats ana Railroads.
.RAILROAD TICKETS
~ TO all points at reduced rates. at 233 Bro.a,
WILLIAM CkTI"v.

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND urn,..
~ RIVER acknowledgements In,an nUDSON
through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depo ~ 1883
mgroom cars 10 Rochester ST. Albans and draw
300 a m Fast Limited Chicago and ST. IonsL
wlth dining cars stopping at Albany Utica srrpress
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland syacus
afrving ~ Chica~o "S' Cincinnati IA shn T0e
Louis TAO m. neat day. "- and 81
lU:oU d. .c.7O press, DRAWN room cara.
dagua, Rochester lagsra Falls aud Buralo canzr
Ill a. m, western New-York and Northern Exnrs.
drawingrOom cars -pess VII
$50 p NJ. Albany, Troy and Utica Expre.,
drawing room cars 10 saraoaa' IT, Edward and @
4p. M. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy
s6p. M. Chicago and 81. Louis Express with si...,
and ST. Louis Oo"ou Gu
t630 D. m, Express with sleeping cars to syraeu.
Auburn road and TO Saratoga also to Montreal sI
ter, Buffalo, Nag9ra Falls Cleveland Toledo ana ne, ne
to WateTtown ana OgdeDsburR day except Satur ay a
1l:l5 p. m. Night Express with sleepin0cars }c A.
and Troy Connects with the for tha a
for The North except saturday night. "esta atd
Tickets on sale at Grand Central Depot. M n.
and at WescOtps Express Offices Park.pace nsar rsass
way, 765 and 9i2 Broadway, and 81 i2ihs nsex
4th at Williamsburg and1
Accom- nodatiOns IN drawing. room and sleepnpca,.
procured at OF the ticket Offices York .n
s33 Washington ST., Brooklyn. NVsJ
Baggage called for and Checked from residence
tThese stop at Harlem 12jth-st ana
]. NJ. ToUCEY d. NJ RENDRrcx
General superintendent general Passenger o. u
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
kVEST SHORE RAILWAY.

che BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST rES EgSo oR
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS o'
PLEASURE TRAVEL. ruR WEsf
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is AL.N11. RIV.A
SHORE OF THE WORLD.FAAED HG O,Orr O,S0Ir NTAINS
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CArSKlLL NJ az lHB
IND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL WALLET
on ana after Oct 4. 1885. trains will leave west
station follows: - .,o,,on foot OF J1yst.
North River 20 minutes earlier than hoin WV ,
l2dst. a.o .eoo .s.lO D. n. PuD
nan sleepers through. NH -, .,.anera
Buffalo Rochester. 7:20, -lO:lO q. H. WV -.
sleeper- and parlor cars ,,,, .toioa m .6.O0 30"
p m a. roo .,o.10 1925 A. m. 'oVo' %
pm o,..o,s,o and catskilL s7.20 .lO;lV -
. m Y55. 1910, -ll:4O D. m. , .,hanv s7.20, slOi~
Newburg Kingston Saugerties ana AioAn'' 49,
,i.Sb M, 500 900, - 10, .ll:4O u. m :, m
tsayafoga VIA ALBANY 7:20. ll25 M o:Oo Ro9 n m .
For Monte cal and Canada East 7;2o q n0D M M Toro''@
Uamilrnn London. sl0;l0 a. n. 'o;Oo' -o'iVP
siO.lO m, 600. .h;lu p IN sunday ,,.ih
Foa ksIs time tables parlor or ~ Huasss
ons OF information apply at Oh ees loot Of FutoH
IT, Brooklyn Court st. Annex sSs sS SiS +S Is,,
Pfosdway 737 6thave. l46 Ea,. iast and tc0s c
fsy North River Baggage ca ss @ iof Al cKet sr'~
hotels and residences ofuss ~ HENRY sOS.ss Ascat
GAnsral Passsnss' T
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
RIVER BRANCH

HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
4 NEW.YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD K r;
Trains leave harlem River station. corner 32 st and
Iinconave Ihrd Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
reachcd Third Avenue Elevated airoad) daiy except
SUNDAY at Is o. 800 $40. 1000. ll:J5 2:lo 333
4 i0 20 Is 40 aud 500 o m Port Morris Casanova
oak Point Hunts Point Wcs- FFrms Van Nest, est
Chester Impsous Bay Chester Pelham BaT, Barlow (tuy
IsIand Pc ham Manor and NeW.Rocheue, connecting az
Nrw Rochelle with trains frr al poi ~ on the IN ne OF
Inc NeWN ork Now.Haven and Hartford Railroad, shore
line and Air Divisions; NewC canaan Midd eto"t.
New utan and ued Branches and Boston and all points
East. ,,.-.,..--. 49,
bidnight train New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tions a. - 10 a. illy, except Mondays.
SUNDAY for New Rochelle and all ntermedia sta
and $50 tho latter tran connecting
with trains to Grand Centr depot and
Stamford
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
DENNSrLVANIA kAILhUAD.
On and after october IL. 1855.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Courtsndt s.
Ferries. as follows: -,
Ears attached a. m 8, and p NJ daily New.Yori -
Chcago Limited OF Parlor. Dining, smoking aud sers
Cars at . a IN every day
wiiliamsport Lock Haven, a. M p mi Cory and Er,
at D. connecting AT CORY lot iltusVlle. Potrora
Centre and the OH Regions
pstimore Washin gtOn and the south Limited washne
Iynress az Pullman Palace Cars daily except SUNDAY M
m arrive Wishin gton 4O5 p. nj regular at 500 sss
$40 a. m /. $40 and p m and IL night Sunday slS
A. M. $40 an p m. and " night.
For Atlantic CITY, except sunday, p M
For cape May except Sun lay. i;l0 a N.
Long Branch Bay ead Junction and intermediate saos
MA KaHway and AnOOy. . a. IN, ~ noon, & u 6p y
on sunday M and p. m do not stop At AsoarY P.t,
For Did Point and Norfolk via NewY York Phisde ha "A
Norfolk railroad O. 0 q. m week days and p N. eysy
day; wa Baltimore and Bay Line, $50 n week days
Eoais of BROOKLYN connect with ali through trat
az Jersey CITY afording speedy and direct transfer "a
Trans Arrive: From Pittsourg T. 8. li;3o NJ e, a.,
c.S5 n m daily. From Washington ara Baltimore, g. 1
an f:20 800 49,, 53O $40 aHd 1903 p, m; suniaSs
= 90 q so 1910 ii:30 a. m; E2O. Q 3:g0 $50 81
ego SO 7:2O, $50. 800 931 1905 m. sDd 1920 nfs
SUNDAY 800 $40, 7O5 sG5. 1885 a. M, 800, $40 alS
ego 9;35. 1000 .. ~.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
New l)ublltatlons.


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A new win be published every two weeks
Above books are for all Booksellers and at II News
Stauds all Railroad Trains aud are published Uy
l. b. PETERSON g. BROTHERS,
9OG CHESTNUTST.. PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
booksellers and Agents supplied at very low rat
Above books VIII be to place post pad. on remit
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HOW TO BECOME QUICK AT FIGURES,
gives short and quick rules OF business catul1-
non knowledge of much Importance 10 those seeking occ
THE AMERI AN NEws COMPANY, New-Yofk.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

WHITE STAR LINE. o,,,, ,,,,, er,.,,
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAM
FRS FOR QUEENSTOWN y md LlN kfOol- N, -
pRTTANNIC can't Perry Thursday Ct - > D. m.
ArRIATIC capt. Parse; hursoay UCC -, ~ M ~
GERMANIC. Capt Kennedy -.- nuI5af wv IS p' i ~
CELTIC C1DtMn Ge1irl --. ~ :. ds m D. IL
RATFS-Saloon. $50 $50 and 500. Re turn uctets on
oi Tonn frtermoiiote iAdratic ly) s5 Form.
N mans and other nforno1 apply at ths conp[
n'Sohc"s' N@ - broadway new r. j. co RTIs, Agent
,,,., ,,r pbu,o.lDhia STUART & TOBEY tOO Walnut-3
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 OF
SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA
TO PHILADELPHIA.
TIE oLDEs ST ROUTE.

90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 o.
SUNDAY 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW.YORk.
Frpress leave New York, via Desbrosses and Court
laudt street Ferries As follows:
500, 7.2O. 3, , Chicago Limited ana 70 lWasnnsin
D. m. and u night; SUNDAYS GID = ~ Limited aadA
a m $40. 3, d, 7, and p. NJ. ald IL nj mt
Trains leaving NewY daily except sunday ~ 720 al
T.IOa m l. . T. and p IN, and p. m on suniy.
connect AZ Trenton tor Camlen -
Return ng trains Broad street station PhhsoepA
l2Ol $40. 43 8 5:46, d 30. = so so IL and
m Limited Express lila and 30 p. n.l l2i4 4 "a
s 80 7lO 7.4O and :" l6 ?. m on sunday; l20 42o ~
3 80 $50 a NJ. l2:fl 400 Lmted $3.50, I;lO, ~
m Leave Philadelphia via Camden, a. m daily er'sS
Sunday. - o., ,,-, 49,. r.,
and foDt OF Desb and Courtan sts CouItst- al
Broo klyn Annex station foot Of Fultonst. BtooL!1
pusc h's Hotel HObOken: station jersey titv Emigrf
Ticket ON No. = Battery place and Castle Garden
The New-YOrK Transfer Com any VIII can lor and enea
baggage from hot els anf residences. -
CHARLES r.. PUGH, J. X WCOD.
eeneral Manager General Passenger Agee.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
THE NEW LINE
RETWEEN

AIM Ik,O Id
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH,
% HOURS FAsTERTHAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
The New York. Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad Company
now runs Fast Day and Night Express New York
ana cape Chres Trains leave New via Pennsylvania
Rairoad SO M week days and daily. arriving old
f9ins Comfort oi9 p m week days and $50 day Nor
foik p IN and OlD q Sleeping through fron New
Yorx to Cape Charles and Parior Philadelphia with
chang Tickets pArlorcar seats and sleeping be
Dc secured tany Ticket oco OF the Pennsylvana railroad
u w. DUNNE, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
CRIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
~ YORK LAKE EHIE AND WESTERN kAiLnoA1' ~
Arrangements OF trans rom chamber 81 Depot From 2Sd
st. % minutes eaIner.
"a mDaily except Sundays Day kApressi DrnFinSroon
Coaches 70 Binghanton, Elnira horne,isyle @ @Bu1Slo
Hornellsyle TO Cincinnati and Buffalo 10 Chicago
Gp.m.-Daily Chicago and st. Louis Limited Express
No extra charge for fast time Arrives 535
M; Cleveland. 1853 ami Cincinnati, $40 y. m; Chicago,
900 aud 81 Louis. 1iS9 The second morning; ..
m-Daly Buffalo and Niagara Falls Limited arrives
lunalo 7:l1 suspel sion ridge ST. m The most
p m N1aiy chicago Express for the West A Solid
fran OF Pullman Day and sleeping Coaches TO Bnrhanlton.
Rutherford and Passac 4i6 545 2o $50 aao 1920
noon las 80 440 5,l $3.50 QlO 80 80 1880 M
IL midnight sundays 5'l6 $50 1890 m. lt9' $50
Paterson 40 5ll5 720 $50 80 1920 M II noon. las
midnight sundays bt6 $50 l0t20 m. liib $50
80 STHrn m and O 20 NsTs o YPS SsG lg
Il midnight Saturday nights only sundays Vlo a. m'
sEaciH Z s,4o 75o sSo 1920 M Las $3.50 $50 $40
sso $40 $50 lo'5o M s and @@nghs sTGGays anys o's
SSg %arHoG 1S59 AS 7b lo oSo n9S Sunday. M
Newburs and Cornwall 100 q m. $3.50 aSO IN IN. sun
RonIopt ana Kingston and Montgomery a. m. $3.50 p.
Goshen AS $40 100 lo2o N. $3.50 $50 $50 Toe
$40 p IN. sunday o4o $3.50 1920 m, $3.50 900 IN;
$50 p m SUNDAY O,A6 $50 1910 $3.50. J IN
iarIo and West IN Railroad at Aa'-st The train stops
AZ Port Jarvis 445 75o 1920 M $3.50 4:so 8 $50
pm sunday 40 lot2oa IN. e:S07sp
gtS m sSsTy nfosn minutes 545 20 fot5
thirty MINUTES and lli6 M Sundays eyery thur minutes
pc.SSs can SS oSancd and orders for the
end a9'ier Q, 1TSssSS %sy Sg ss inc Court
st Rrooklyn. q the Comganys Depots ,.,o
Express trains froq the West arrive In NAw'fcfk A"
QSO lIaGa n f IhBoTr tV aen Pas,r Agent NewYork
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S sTRIv
~ ERs, c. II. NORTHAM AND CoNTINENTAtaass "a as
Peck Slip. Pier 25 f. r., at D. M ~
special trains for MERfDEN HARTFORD. sPRINGFrrnls,
HOLYOKE, &c Tickets sold ana baggage checked n n
Broadway \. v and Courtst, Brooklyn. Excurstnr \
New-Haven, 81 90.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

n ORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW -JEh hor
- Traus leave from Chambersst Depot for EuglewoOd
Coster Nyack z 500 10 M, $50. = i;oO
ba40. GAO $50 p. m II midnight SUNDAYS - a. H. anu
Nanuet spring Valley and Monsey 7. TO- M, 4:5O III
nd q "A IN.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
THE BAY LINE

OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
Daily except sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad $40
p. Parl0r through to steamer
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
NEWJERSEY CANI IRAL DINIoIUH'o
FOOr OF LIBERrY.Sr, NOarH RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERrY sr. NOarH RIVER.
TINE ETABLE-TARING EFFECT I; ~. lssS
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, " Bound ao Bion 20
SS ES@tg 95 to0 7s3 S iS az zoo % .5 nv % 5 @
Direct ct connection at Wayne Junction for Gemautowna ai
Chestnut HUI at CO.umbia-ave for Manayunk conss
DR%WTNGi-k0oM CARS on all Day Trains and sLEEPIys
Returning T9 ea3e SS PHfISDELPHIA. Yqtn and Green
7SO $50 g;s( li@o M S St56 St6o S;4U ~ gt}; Tsi;d *
ReTTss ss sgTP3f at 5o $50 36 a1 % 9 AM % 00 5 3
r6r nAyER yyEERRAYf ffsLh L shG E Penn
por NV G&iiLiHIfiAMspoRr.. suNRURY. JEwIIsBUeG I'd
For HARRISBURG at40o. 7i o. - a. n. lVO' l'S@ f0|
For S' REX q Il "a zS at i!0o. 4 94G si m 100 a
For t stG.%&gSTii353 G.&g ii53 ai g si5 100 s,,,
100 l.: o. 3:45 j:4j p. m. sundays at SOP N
For For TPAMtAto2Gl at at 7oo M 4 40 5 G H. Loo so So
For 5oS 8FT2 iTGq RHEM ALLENTOWN and MAUcH cHuys
at 400, T., O. $40 800, 1880, $40 $50 P u suAF
For ERsfoH at 4:oo 700, s45 m 100 l;S9 ~ ~
For HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 400. e'i1 I'D"
For 'P PRi UMINGToN 100 s45 m, 100, $780, 400 ss
For SoS 6MEkPvTLF S2 4 II At o . Zoo, siS 1880 LIS.
$50 100, 7:S6. sl5. lo:Sop m. sundays 4oO 0""A-
For 9'?L LlS 5FiE&t oO goo 100 ~ os so 20 ssS SO ISL
o. S0 no. $ SUNDAYS ST% go 20 500 s45 a. NJ 49, '
For 5IC I6N So BSGxHca. S9VH GU JEAN GROVE &C. an ra
$50 I5. llDo m, l,0.. ';Uo % rs - N V ~
For HHREEToLD at Sl5 il:OO a. m 800, 400. 500 S0'
IN. -.. 7, pNEaATat,M
"A. m. IL o. 80 y. m. - -, , py,onuT0ys
For ATLANTIC CITY. NlNELAND anu piAS
4:3O q. M, Loo p. IN.
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From pier No :, North River. via sandy Ho1L xcz
g. ~ iGTIt t<DS SFABRIGHr LONG BkANNA
TAKFWOOD TONS RlV ER, and BARNEEAp Il o. ~
IirgrIs can be procured az foot ot LiOerYst Fei ysi
North ~fyer p. -. 257 26l. 2o7, yl4 ans "a
proedvsy 65a 737 749 6th-iye. kiNngtohs' a.
o. "' md IL Creenwlch.s st los, POS East z % 81 ~
400 Bowerv and principal hotes in NeM.1Cks AZ M
Rropklvu M No Ourt. l.; lO7 Broadway ~, 9y..bsr
ION st BIO S7g Manhattan In hODoken = - -cE a.
ron n \ I. transfer Ompany VIII call Tor anu S'N
gage rom hotels residence 10 destination, >cOCK
J. f,MOoSN r, NY Al vtaan,acr., Gen. Pass ard tcket AS
II p BALDWIN e. f. p. Agt, ll9 Liberty ST. W =
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

I EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passengc
trains leave depot u Cortland and nesbrosseS st
nj SlO a. m $40 and p n for Eaton. Bethlehem.
Allentown Reading Maucl. hunk. Glen summit. Wilkes.
barre IowIno Wayery Ithaca. Geneva Lyons Buffalo and
Pullman through coaches run daily Local
nj and $40 m. foT EastDn; bethlehem and Copay.
r,ins leaving al l. and $50 m. all
roin- IN onoy ana regions. sunday train
i,aves FOR VI iucl Chunk and H1z eton. ~:lo a.
General Eastern Onice. No, 235 Broadway. -
\. Il. By lINGTON, G. p A.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
Gcdticr5.


TUTORS. GOVERNESSE SES and TEACH
~. EI~-1n every department of art and learning.
ommcndcd free OF 'hart" NJ '@Tgr to i'a,h'ft mtn en
tasc'L ~. T.. Ml WI Hl ll'lti.-.,
4 HARVARD GRADUATE. with highest
~ tc,umonnls. desire. pr yat, pupils Address
". N. II. BOk H.. Tribune uncc.
4 Yale graduate wishes private pupils III
f. rfrIcncr HGdres. ALL FOX riurc UIrc ''''
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN IrACHERS
~ AGENCN Supphc- Professors Teachers, Tutors. GOV
orncsses ets TO 0iie+r 9choo,, ant tamis, apply 20
4 VISITING TEACHER charges 500 a
sion consists o; iou hours. Of which are dryolci
10 mihcna ics. history aud literature one Z" Language
French. German Liam ami 10 \ friend NAV
pupils. Refers TO present and ormrr pupils, Address
MISS H. N. MO X 4i9 1Alaycte-iye. Brookll y. y.
RMAN.-Pc>talOzzian method classes aud
" private instruction: spccimcn rec. Address
UIGl MON IT, 4. v. NiarvauD teacher of
10 accept engagements both or schools private readings
Address lC7 Last iDth-st.
SCHERMERlIORN'S Teachers Agcncy.-Es-
- tab-hed 1850 Prom pty provides best teachers for p
j.. " s. sCIEitMERiIOItN q co, 7 East l4tI-st, y. Y.
rVEACHERS WANTED-LADIES.-( -(;crman.
French English and music french naiiyo, and
music English, French ana music; french German and
American and Foreign Teachers Agency, - Mon square.
WANTED lMMEDlATELY.-A BAPTIST lady
w A. principal for school New orleans.
j. w. sCHEHM@RI )kN * CO. last lithst. y. Y.
\VOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS b.
w KEAu supplies Professors Teacher Goyemesses,
also BOOkkecpers Photographers Copysts TO business firms
Mrs. \. II. CT LIVER, g. . Jthave.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
NFw.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION

DOPILAR SHORE LINE FOR B0SIOs
and the East Al rail from q aud entral Depot ~
express trans daily sundays excepted TO Boston st S
M parlOr car attached and with palace
ing carsi sundays at II with palace siecpns sr
Newport fast express leaves Grand Cent6al DePo' ~
cars "'taehed' p n "ii'0S ~ 81 " PoPPLE Asent
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
Tnstrnctlon.
For Boys and Young Men-Citv.
CrIInnT

II TNIN EHNI
u l473 Broadway l2d-st 49th year; reopens sep
TEMPER rooms September primary. CONNER
and classical departments instruction thorough terms
moderate NJ. NJ. HOBBY, w. L. AKIN, Principals
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
Firnmtoats an6 RAILROADS..


ALBANY BOATS-"PeOple's Line.'-DREW
~ aud DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier Il. North River.
Of Canalst every weekday p. connecting with
North and West Freight received unLI uhe OF
departure
-RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSklLL
~. MOUNTAINS, lanon" at Cranston's West iolnti
sopuI conuccn wit Ulster and Della ware story Cove
and atskill Mountain railroads steamers Gil OE
Weekday at p m. pier foot OF H,r-Ison;st. \. r.
cxoopt saturdays, wheE city OF Kingston leaves = IT,
TROY BOATS CITIZENS Line
"A .Farc 81 90: EXCURSION, GOOD DURING SEASON,
- 5n. berth included steamers SARA IoGA ana -.
TRoY leave Pier a. y r. Chustopherst daily except
SATURDAY., p IN. sunday steamer touches at AIOtby
HAI~kILL BDA S,..,.,, -, ,..o,r,v
L X ATTR-kIII AMI CAfNkILL leave loot OF JAY
ST. \ H.. eyery weekday At y nm, ,>,c, r-Dpr
80" PARE one DOLLAR BERTH INCLUDED.
nAY LINE TO NEWBURG.
Hector-.j oclIcS. and Wet 2st3t Al Ia
sunday e1ccp'e landing 9t YerP,aSTs STanson Coz
spring aud cornwall tNK o. ~, - . EA0u''o" '
reduced rates special rates % pItI'S'
FALL BOSTON. So 90. FARES
L IIyE EEyE" FEMr2ETk FEEL 22iEyTkR ; 90. REDUCED.
Frst.class limited tickets
Corresponding reduction to all Eastern points
Steamers PILGRIM and BRISTOL leave NCw-l ork on al
tcrnatc DAYS (>uudYs ncuded at . p m, from Per ~
North RIVER Murry-st connection via IN OOaL
long WATER ROUTE. LII NIGHTS REST.
trains t. BOston short rail- ride time ~ MN
tickets and be secured at all principal ho-
tells transfer and ticket offices nj the ONCE on flet anu o
''WR&fTRsDEN & LOWELL. GEO J.. CoNNOR,
Agents Gen. Pass. Agent New. ok.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

STONINGTON LINE.
ONLY ~ INSIDE ROUTE -.
Quickest and most comfortable lne
PROVIDENCE. EO~TON; ,,.,.
and all New. < and FuS'~
So 90 Steamers leave from
NEW PIER 3B North River ,
one block above Canal.st. daily ereep'
ma sunday, at p. NJ. "a
III HOustOn.st. c crossing Br)adWy -
other lines run direct 10 PIER ..,,,
A train with pallce cars lIeeI1SSi
N chars) between steamers landing -
- " . ~ ~ Boston charge. .,l-
+. W. POPPLE. General Passenger As
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only. steamers Nas.us
and Pequot leave Pier 20. n. r. foot Warren.sI, daily
D..
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIIPP NV NOMPANNdp yGA Is4tNps, .
TAPAN CHINA, NEW.ZEALAND, AusTKALlA' OhN
TRIAL AND SOUTH AMERIt AN hEA1SV;
From New-York pier foot Canal 81 y. H..
For SAN Francisco via the Isthmus OF Pansne'
CITY of PARA sails MOnday. NOV z, noon.
Connectng Central and south AmeTica ana Nehco'
For China and Japan, -. n, 4. . ~
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRo sails Saiurday' OGI 81, 4 LII
For TJONOIU IL. NEW.ZkALAND y ana A OS fI-AbA@A'
AUSTRALIA sais saturday Cct. -; g. ?: Pm NJ
oT ON arrival OF London mails at san trancsco cor,
For fre ght passage md general in ormston Apply ~ ~
pany office the pier loot 3nnerintenaeat
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
DEDUCTION OF FARES

THE POPULAR INSIDE ROUTE ssS,
To Boston So: Worcester, 81 30; FchDurS s''
Nashua - IS lowell, s3 3oi nd Portland Sy 80 oF NEW
steamer CITY OF WOR rs FER or CIIn uf ms.
YORK leaves per North River. foot Of WattsstS
above Desbrosses.st. Ferry daily except
pm. GhOhuE W DhANA'
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
CUNARD LINE.

,,,prpc AMERICAN IS. CO.'S LINE ipr Ior
RRYMonTH LONDON Chorbourg Pars s, snG 81 II a. M
weland oct ~ p m zia%mSnia zs2emS Noy g. m;
hGS.s TSrs; cebin $50 so and $75. steerage;; ~
Cen Agt 81 Broadst, N. Y GenPas' AB''' - -
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
n TO NEWBURG.

| I-N-tooncr MIS- r. BRETT from Pier y. R.. near
.ctor.i Al ocllc< and We't - AT lt.l5 DALI
Sunday rxctpfc landing 40 NerpanES Grams on tou
tu COR wall FAR o. CENI IS EXCLUSION t.cAets
cslliced rates special rates u parties
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

THE u. S. AND BRAZIL NAIL IS. co.
American line for 81 Thomas. Barbados Para Maranham
connecting for Montevideo ana intermealiate ports
MEkt NIL ~ " y - h. salur'lay OCT - }At from Robert
From Newport News Va, third day succeeding at m
fACLF GERHAHD CO., General Agents "a Broad-st
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
Musical instruction

NEW-YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Located only at
no. 3 EAST l4TIi-SI. 30 DOOR EAST OF 5TIIAVE.
Chartered lStj.
This RENOWNED IN@IITl TON The first organized
ind best appointed MUSIC SCHOOL In AmeucaI.
PUPILS RECEIVED DAILY IRON y a. . u. IN.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

ElOn PER YEAR. open all summer thor,
- ZNJJ ough hoalthful. homeiko, highly recommerdsd
a. L. NORiIS. a. NJ. " oOdstown, NJ j.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

4G-WEST 23DSr.-46.
Teleading school
drawing and pantin. Free advantages equal
liI lessons per week For paI ticuars address
H. EBERHARD,
re-
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

Young la lies and Little Girls VIII reopen
TUESDAY september 23.
40 HON l. study 10 pupils under fourteen
Art Schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
w VIII receive pupils beginning luesiav, october 90 In
drawing oil and wafer cIlor painting sun life Towers and
landscape CANA painting and deco itijI.
studio No. 20 Maj I-On.aye.
References:
Nj D. huntington President National academy Of Desi
Nj. William IIfrt. y. A.; Mr. James VI. Hart y. Al
Nj. David Johnson. y. A.