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The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25
Current Comment.
A MISTAKE IN THE ECLIPSE.

Chicago News.
1t was very audacious and ungenteel of
the moon to pass between Mr.. Hendricks
and the sun without begging that gentle
mans pardon.
THE MUGWU1P NOSE IS LONG.
Chicago Herald.
Though the mugwums do not want any.
thing, it is noticeable that their noses are
protruding over the fence about as far as
anybody else's.
A SAMPLE.
st. Louis Gobe-Democrat
All the Democrats want Is fair trial.''
say the organs now. Two Democrats
Messrs. Mackin and Gallagher-got a stair
trial" in Chicago few weeks ago, and now
they are on the way to the penitentialy.
aREENBACK RULE IN WALDO.
Boston journal.
Waldo county, Maine, was one which was
carried away with the greenback craze, and
1t did not regain its good sense until last
year. Now that it has done so, it finds that
some of the men who got into office during
that period made the most OF the opportuni-
ty. In 1882 the Journal showed that one
deputy sheriff in connection with trial ius-
lce and the jailer took quite largo sum
out OF the county by arresting men as tramps
NHA PNDNHSs thNti III JdUs u5 D6tldSb JOur-
nal says that the Coalition county treasurer
cost from 500 to $1,000 year, when he
should have received but $500. This is only
one item of the money taken from the coun-
ty dnciDg those years by which the debt was
Increased TO the maximum the law allows.
FUTURE CANDIDATES TAKE NOTICE.
Chicago Herald.
Thomas A. Hendricks rose in the Chicago
Convention to urge for the presidential nom
1nation his fellow Hoosier, Jo Mcdonald.
Hendricks now presides over the Senate,
while Joseph is absolutely free from public
cares. George A. Gray presented The claims
of the Delaware Senator. The Delaware
Senator is now Mr.. Gray himself and Bay
ard is at the head Of the Cabinet. General
Black seconded the nomination OF 10 Nc
Donald, and General Black is now commits.
sloner of pensions. Daniel Manning headed
the New York delegation and restrained, as
far as any man might, that fiery aud un-
tanned steed Tom Grady. Grady is lost to
sight, while Dan Manning is secretary of
the Treasury. Colonel Villas welded the
gavel, and Colonel Villas is postmaster gem
eral. Dan Lockwood nominated Cleveland.
and Dan is booked for foreign mission.
Conspicuity in the convention was, there
fore, passport to further advancement.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

Postmaster Pearson's term of office has
expired, but it is given out apparently by
authority that the President will not appoint
q asuccessor for a long time, meanwhile Mr..
Pearson continuing to serve. The President
evidently finds it hard to decide what to do
in this case. The pressure brought by the
machine Democrats in favor of the appoint
ment of a Democrat is tremendous and on
the other hand the Mugwumps and business
men Of New York are demanding in tone
that indicates that there will be trouble ii
they are refused that Pearson shall be his
ewn successor. The President hesitates
therefore and seeks TO postpone the evil day.
But delay is not likely to simplify the sitaa-
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

The Providence Journal says that "even
In Rhode Island where patriotism prevails
there is already gnashing of teeth in Demo
cratic circles. Such a state of things is not
confined to those states alone that contain
patriotic Democrats. There are signs Of
weeping and wailing in Maize.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

If Higgins is to be kept in office on the
ground that his appointment will have a
tendency to referm him, the Democracy will
establish very troublesome precedent. The
Democratic party contains an unlimited
number of just such men who would like TO
be reformed In just such manner.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25
HEMORRH0IDS
Blind, Bleeding, and Itching. Pos.
atHyefy cus ed by GwticmTa,

A warm bath with CUTIoURA SOAP and single
application OF CUTIcURA viii instantly allav the IN
tense itching of the most aggravated case of Itching
PILES. This treatment, combined with small doses
OF CUTIoURA RESoLYENr three times per day 10
regulate ard strengthen the bowels overcome con-
stlpatlon and remove the cause, win cure Blind
Bleeding and Itching Piles when all other remedies
and even nhYSicians fail 0
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

Stockton, CAL, believes in the customs of
OF our forefathers and still retains one of
their most interesting relics. At nine o'clock
the curfew is rung and all children out after
that are liable to arrest.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

The net earnings Of the Bell Telephone
company Ia the last ten months were 81, $780,
lee. This showing seems to prove that low
er rates and little more liberality toward
patrons would not bankrupt the company.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25
ITCHING PILES.

AGEOUNf,
was TAKEN for the first time in my life with Blind
Plies SO severely that could hardly keep on my feet
used various remedies for three weeks, when the
disease took the form Of Itching Piles and arosing
worse. BY advice of an old gentleman tried The
GUfIouRA One application relieoed the itching and
was soon cured wish TO tell the world that in
of Itching Piles the price of the Cutcufa is f
no account From an unsolicited quarter
o. G. KIBBY.
60 WEST STREET. CONCEDED n H
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25
SO WEST STREET. CoSooRp. n. II y
PILES ga YEARS.

"A Martyr for go Years Cured.
Having been d martyr to Piles for twenty wears
was ADVISED by afriend TO try your CUTICURA REM
EDIEs. which did, and am thankful to state that
am now perfectly relieved and hope permanently So
NEW YORK. RIgHARD NORMAN
P. ST. would send you my address. but prefer
to remain in obscurity
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

Fearing that they will not be able to elect
Mayor in Cincinnati this spring the Demo-
cratic legislature Of Ohio is considering a
bill that will transfer the police to the Demo-
cratic Board of Public Works.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25
THE ROYAL AN
Annsii,Isl' Short Weight Baking Powder
VIEWS OF THE STATE CHEMIST OF MAINE.

have procured in market samples
CLEyELAND's SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER, and the
ROYAL BAKING POWDER
CLEVELAND's POWDER find to be composed good pre
wholesome materials producing
mum of AND IT is IN EVERY RESPECT HEALTHFUL
DESIRABLE ARTICLE.
The ROYAL POWDER find to be complicated
in composition, fairly
good contains ingredient that
composition baking POWDER namely: CARBONATE OF
AMMONIA This is strong alEali, UNFIT FOR HUMAN
CONSUMPTION, surprised
be used when it is well known
ANYTHING USED FOR FOOD In comparison there should
be hesitation choosing Baking Powder for
purity whoIesomeness
Cleveands Powder gives gas slowly evenly while
the Royal off much quicker 1t perhaps say
that in this the Cleveland Powder advantage.
The Royal Powder, L carefully
weighed, invariably weight oz
while the Cleveland Powder weight.
Portland, Me-, Aug Il, 1884.
FRANK L. BARTLETT,
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

began the use Of your URAREMEDIEs when
you first put them on the market, and know of two
cases OF itching Piles that have been cured by the
use, at MY suggestion, of these remedies.
VIRDEN, ILL. h. n MARTIN
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

CUTIcURA REsoLvEET, the new Blood Purifier
CUTIcURA, the great Skin Cure. and CUTIcURA
SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautitier, are positive
cure of species Of Itching. scaly Pimply Scrofulou
aud Inherited Diseases of the Skin Scalp and Blood
from Pimples to Scr0fula. Sold everywhere. Price
ooTIcuRA, Do cts; SOAP, 25c. REsoLvEET, 81.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., BOSTON.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

An article on the weather would be ac-
cepiable if the writer would put feeling into
1t an1 at the same time use parliamentary
language.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

Mr.. Timothy Twgg and his fellow rum
sellers fred one hundred guns Monday night
over the appointment of Marshal Andrews.
How many guns are the temperance men
who voted for Mr.. Deering going to fire?
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

The Hon. Eben F. Pilsbury still hangs
about the capital wearing gaunt and hun
CRY look. He doesn't seem to be the "idol
SOB of Maine" SO much as he vas last sum
mer. Maine seems very anxious to shirk
him on to Massachusetts, and Massachusetts,
10 ready to surrender him to any other State
that will have him. 1t looks as if Mr.. Pills.
bury was destined to become the Wandering
Jew of Democratic politics.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25
TH Il p r e s $.
wEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH %.

We DO not read anonymous letters and commun
cations. Tho name and address Of the writer are In
al cases Indispensable not necessarily for publca-
aon bat as guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
uaunications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

The New York Sun tells of photographer
who took a picture of an Office seeker before
going to Washington and another after Lis
return. Photography is making long strides,
but'the art will only reach lis full develop
ment when some one can photograph an
Office seeker in the act of being refused and
give all the shades of the surrounding atmos-
phere.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25
n IL v Ek n oUT1oua% Cutie aau soafa ssrn IRON
mar1S WSswew

l1aie's kEOlaey the grsa5Ccus2 erra, ,25o goo. &
Gienn's uapfWr sOain heals & beauties, 25c.
GerlRanCGr7iEe kills Corns & Du1ions
hllfs Hair and WhiskeF Dye-Black and Brown, 5oc.
Fixes TO0tllache Drops cure in 1 Minute, CSC
Beans Rheumatic Pills are sure cure, SOC.
jan16 eod2dnSsw1 vnrm
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

Cincinnati is soon to hold a municipal
election and the State militia has gone into
training.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

England and Russia have slightly changed
the old proyerb. 1t will now read:-"When
talking of peace prepare for war;"
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25
FRANK L. BARTLETT,
7Eaf,na Stale Assarar
LADIES' AND MISSES JERSEYS.

We shall offer this week the Misses Jer-
seys that we have shown
80 Ladies' Fine Black Worsted Jerseys only sOO
last year at So. 90
IS Ladies Fine Buck Worsed Braided Jerseys $780, last
year at $500.
Ladies' Fine Black Jerseys only sl75 sold
last year $500.
W. have variety entirely style Jerseys at So
SS so and $40 very HANDSOME AND CHEAP
Also full lire Misses Black CoOred Jerseys
We 0er also 81 pieces Amoskeag A. G. Bed Ticking only
yards this the best ticking manufactured feahers;O
regularly at 20 and 25
We shall offer for this week Only 10 pieces Tarbts Twill
Fanne in Indigo Blue Scarlet and Blue Mixed 81
yards this the Of Eannels
regularly at 42 to so CENTS
4 y pTTrnT I'D Mn Ol7 AE4alla O4aaA4
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

Mr.. Higgins still continues to stick and
Secretary Manning to stick to him.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

The Rev. Dr. Sunderland, pastor of the
church in which President Cleveland has
hired a pew,is strong Republican, ,and some
ten years ago SO shocked the wealthy and
fashionable part of his congregation by in
viting Fred Douglass to speak from his pull
pit that they seeded in body. Clevel and s
mother attended DR.. Sunderlaud's church
when be preached in Buffalo, and probably
this fact accounts for Cleveland's selection.
Still the Bourbons who have fallen into the
dumps will see in it cause for still deeper
detection.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

Mayor Deering in his inaugural expresses
the hope that The park commission 'twill be-
come power that will protect and preserve
for Portland the great natural beauties of
sea and landscape which nature has be-
slowed upon our city," There is touch of
humor in that paragraph none the less gen.
nine because it is unconscious. A board
that shall become power to protect and
preserve the great natural beauties of the
sea is, we suspect, beyond the power of the
city council and Mayor Deering to constitute.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25
ALa THAT YOu CE.srm
HIGGsToN, GA.

l have tried your CUTIcURA REMEDIES and find
them all that you clam, and the demand for them
In this section is great,
AUGUSTUS W. COLLINS.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

All the Democrats want is fair trial. %
say the organs now. Two Democrats
Messrs. Mackin and Gallagher-got stair
trial" in Chicago a few weeks ago. and now
they are on the way to the penitentialy.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25

1t was very audacious and ungenteel of
the moon to pass between Mr.. Hendricks
and The sun without begging that gentle
mans pardon.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-25
THE MUGwU8IP NOSE Is LONG.
C.i.......- II -

Though the mugwums do not want any.
thing, it is noticeable that their noses are
protruding over the fence about as far as
anybody else's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-18
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ ROAD:

)Pennsyiyana railroad. foot Of Cortlandt
Stations IN ct. and DesOrosses-St
NEW YORK }pLila, and Heading Il. r. loot Li5erty-s-
LEAN NEW YORK Commencing June ~, 1850
South Alaboy VIA Philadelphia and Reading illroad
4, 5;i5. TAB pa NJ ~ nom 1'o 4. 0. oiS. I5op M
VIA Penn sy Railroad 4l5. 7:lO M. IL noon. 49,
For Matlwan via Philadelphia and Reading Railroad T.
5:45. 1870 y IL an, L. noon l30 A. $50 D. $50. Lou
p. m: sundays Sa5a m, Y noon, Z D. m 20 - Am
Red Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove AsDuiy farS'
ocean Beach Sprng lake. sea f,r, Point iiesanL ec'
via philadelphia and Reading Rallrsad 4, ZAP = a nj
~ noon. 1850 SS0 4, 30 s. SAB 1870 m: susiiys hos
stopping at ocean Grove AsbuTv PARK, l. $40 "" IL
VIA pennsylvania Railroad. Ais, 7.lo. Q m. IL noon
sin 10 docs sfop NJ Red Bankl +;l0 g. o;?1
Sundays stopping Ocean Grove or AsbuIy Parkh
$40 D. nI' RUFUs BLoDGETr; sTPer,q,endOnt.
a. r. & T. A. p q. h. r. r. q. y. A. r. r.
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ Frs c. Ii. NORTHtM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
Peek ship No. 25 4. r. at SUNDAYS ex~epts
and n (Sundavs inc ulsdl connecting at New Haven
with special trains Tor MERlDEN. HARTFORD SPRING.
FIELD HOLYOKE. &c. Tickets sold and baggage checked
at ga Broadway N " and$ Conrtst. Brooklyn Excur
sion 20 New Haven. 81 40
POPULAR SHORE LINE-FOR BOSTON
the East All rail nom Grand Central Depot Three
EXPRESS daily tSundays excepted 10 Boston at
? D. m (uarlor attached and IN with palace sesp
ing carsl sundays al IL with palace Sleeping carsl
Newport leaves Grand Central Depot (paTlor
>' +. W. PoPfLt. Agent
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SHORE RAILWAY

TrIr BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EoUTppEn
NAN UOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS oP -''
PLEASURE TRAVEL.
IAE i" rsSI SHOkE ROUTE is ALONG TIE WEST
sHOkE OF The WORLD FAMED Hu DS0N llVER,
AkoUSSD FOOT, soorAIi,iS OF eATskILL MOUNTAINS
AND InkhoUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY o. THE
on aud afser Jay p 1883. leave West ads.
Ali trains irom downtown station. ooeof Jays
river ~ minutes earlier tnau nom loot VI
Detroit and Chicago 'lolJ n he ViO $40 ~. Pull
o' ~ I n"l,s s.iu .SIOp N Pullman slca,srs
bridge Niagara Fails Bunalo, foehes,or I'm
40 en- 6. ss.lU stccpers par.or cara 80
u uca and syracuse 720 iOiG iLi5 ms u; To- .s:lS
saand PoKvepsie eaugeruesa Alba,y -l.:io .71s
,,i,l,l ii: l. a ~. 4J5. 't;Iv. -osI0p. IA. -" -"
iSSswourg Kings.on and gatssIl lao ,ssao. eoa
slu.lu ii, Il a. m. $40. 4Ub. s6lO. $40 D. III.
saraeoga specis4a yso0 ll:l5 D ui- St5 M.
Lave ll.loA vliy, BAD a.
KxaterskilL Hunter Hobart Grand Hotel station Phce
ncia eiUO il:5 $40 D. NJ. Buffet pas": cara 70 ortcu
Aote and Hotel kaateFskl via Pb@ocia On 800 ~ ana
Paenviue cairo. Mountain HOUSE -'-'''As 42ia. To
i gor Montcal and Canada last. 7,lo 200 M t'iv
Hamtun Lonoon, 'l0i0a. IN. @o,lo 'asio p III iofonta
ops,ly Other trans daily except sunday
For tlcsets time tables paIio o. sieepns s 81 nv e
n Ssspio HoLokeu 10 Iudssn.s., B-oosynt Soyr.,sh.
Annex O1ice OF FULTON s. New yors ~ ~ ]yls
Ms 3GS LAO 3Z3 Bfoa,way sa vs..s, =. 1sg
Iast l2Sth-s, Bowery and YES, Snoc 'o1e
ofWeat aud foot Of Jays Nefth nvei DSs54xe
called and checked from hotels and ,
Can be left at ticket olice< HES u. Mv ~ -.
esn Broadway, oensfa1 S@sssss' ~ss~~
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

express leave NewYork via esbr0sses and Court
GO 1870 5, 70 Chicago Limited and 10 washington
Limited IL. lll0 a. M. $40. $40. 4, 440 > u
ana D. w.. and II night SUNDAYS Gig y L.Initedl
Trans leaving New daily except sunday ats D. and
lilo a. m l. "a aud 2. w. AMI IN sundays
connect az Trenton Camden.
Returng Trans leave Broad street stat Philadelphia
lgi go 435. D. 5;l5, 600 1850. szO $50, ii and lo
.. ~ Nlmited Express l;li and 4oO p nl l-A,. D
g $50 7lQ 740 and @i4 H. ON sunday l2;9 9a 5;2 sig
TAO D. Leave Philadelphia via Camden. H. daily
eset oces s4a a2s and ga broadway Aston House
ap aot of DesbrOsscs Courtlandt COurtst and
BrooElyn Annex station loot OF Fnlton,sS Srooxyn
pnsrhs Hotel. HOboken station Jersoy city Emisran5
TtrSet once, No. = battery.psee and Castle Garden.
The New York Transfer Company Will cali fol ant cleok
paBkago ~ ia hi PIJH J. X. WOOD
SnA tienerai Manager General Passenger Agent
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IL "" YORK. LAKE ERfE AND WE STERN RAIL load.
ARRANGEMENTS Of ron Ohamberss Depot Prom 2sd'
m-Day exc q sun Gs' Day Express, Dawngroou
Coaches g bnshantoa EInirA e sgnho
iiorSci'sviIe TO cScinnati and EuFaIo TO chicago.
DAILY che4go aud s. Louis Limited Lures
Nossr. eI,r,s for fast tine Arrive, So sss
cleve and Jos ana SIGsl g. g p %s eAs-s0
D m@Daiy. Buffalo aud NIAGARA Fails i'm tsd' arrives
aIaiO 81 p ssp I'd ios s sss W. n, SOLID
PTsin Of Pullman Day ssefIs osche. spehsmtOn.
Flmra Buffalo NIAGARA Fal cnc11 1.o e. "a Caesge
II noon las 800 4io $40 $50 el0 go 73o lo,5,p ma
IL mtiaight sundays o45 7s1 $50 1910 n. Lao $3.50
eS p.a5 5a5 4sa $50 90 1920 70 noon las
s0 80 suna mao ss ss sS 4s SIS 100 NJ 10 as6
e ssSsFs so s rs fSe $50 iq ND
II midniz ht saturday nights only. Sundays 9l5 me-
' sSs r. s4s $50 $50 1920 las 500 $50 80
$50 o $50 no $50 so i "nn snd ~ S nas, 'H'
Nswbnrs and Cornwall 7oo ga m. $3.50 400 Up u sun
konSoui and Kingston and MONTGOMERY 500 p m.
SOP M Sunday $40 7,4o $50 Io2o a m J:3o 100
s MGaS M sun sisS SIS Is $50 Oso ans $50 m.
Tho m and $50 p connect with Newtors, On
iario aud Railroad at Msinst The am r In stops
at port Sa Jarvis a.5 75o 1920 $50 $50 81 $50
n n, sunday 80 1920 NJ. $50 SPIN. 49,
Roats leave 23d.st ~ T. 5:l5. 6:lO M. 8lb m 70
81 ~ every ntyeen minutes b45 10 to loa1 N every
thirty and ,ns SsIt ss m psw nr and
Sleeping coaches en- he obta ned and orders Tor the s
Se si'sr ss7 Broaa.ay lsf wetst n Y No Court
ST. Brqpsiyn. or the compsnys pepSts vor, =. ,,o
Exprsss trains nom ne eat arrive IN New-forA IL "V
go ~ :" ana 1";@@ s"ar pa..r AGENT New-York
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THE BAY LINE

OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
Daily except sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad $40
~ m Paro. caT Through 10 stea ler.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains leave iron Chsmbersst Depot for tpge@oods
C Lister Perm mt ana Nyac q $780, 10 ~. 3:V 500,
b4O 8 ~ $50 p. ~ midnight. sundays Z. 0 a. NJ and
Nsnuet Spring Valley MOnsey 7, lOa m 4;5o p m
Gunf q q IN
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after June 2, 1888
CKrAt INI X LINE


AND UNITED IT ArES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains NewYO Desbrosses and Conrtant street
Ferries as follows:
HARRISBURG Pttsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached a M, u, and 3 D. m daily NewY ofk
chicago Limited Of Paror Dining Smoking and sleep
ing . every day.
William sport Lock Haven Sp CORY and Erie u
m. Onnecdny at CORY for r1tusv& Petroleum Cen
tro the oil Regions . -
Batmore Washington and tho south. Limited Washington
FxDress of Pullman PaTl0r Cars daily sunday 10
am; arrive Washington 800 regular az go 3 aud
$50 a I. 3lO and IN anu IL nighL sunday. Olo a.
~. $40 andB D. and IL nigh -, -,
Atlantic Clty except SUNDAY with through carr
For Cape May. except SUNDAY, p m, .,,.. ...,,.
Junction AMI ntcrmeliate statlO
va Rshwsy ana Amboy al. 40 iud a. M IL noon,
3:lOt34 Iani - - ~ 3 and ,;3l m On sunday
I:lbO a M. and6 n m. do not stop at AsOury Park
For Old Point and Norfolk. VIA New ork Pn,aaepha ana
day, via Baltimore and ray Line gao P n week.iays 81,
Boats BROOKLYN Annex with all through trains 70
Jersey CITY anoring speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trans arrive From PttsDnrE y 1880 M 6;5S , ana
a35 n m daily From Washington aud BALTIMORE. o<V.
n M La B. o. $3.50 500 and l005 p. m SUNDAY.
600 a IN. $40 9:20. 1000 p m; From Phdadei ma
S50 100 4 T. g2O. $3.50. lGi0, l3n In- ls2O, 3'-V
sS93 5.sG $50 eos 7;3O $50. 800 935, 1905 p. mg
ana 900 night SUNDAY 3: 30. go 1;Oo' oOo lli3' H.
600 go 600, $780, $3.50. 1903 .. H.
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Dantmg Aeaoemles.
Giramtoais ano Railroads.

LBANY BOATS-"People's Line. n-DREW
~ and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier Al, North luveL
foot % Canal every week day at connecting WIN
points West Freight received unni ue Oh DO
parturN
NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER PORTLAND. HEW.HlND0N, N9hwlSD OIL
WHITE MOU NTAINS and all points Fast From PER
40 North River foot Of wattss. next pier above Des
brosscs street Ferry. az p m CITY OF MOhCEST e.
Tnesdavs Tbnrsdays and Saturdays "CITI OF BOSTON.
Mondays Wednesdays and Fda,A Ticket. and staeroom'
way Windsor Cosmopolitan and ars Hotels S3s Fulton st.
IrookiJn' and al rid ~ N0''' GE0 W. BRADY. Agent
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PROVIDENCE LINE
IL FOR PROVIDENCE AND
ALL NORTHERN NEW.ENGLAND POINTS.
Pleasantest route 10
WHITE FOUNTAINS
Elegant Steamers
RHODE ISLAND MASSACHUSETTS, leave from
Pier 20 H. foot Narrcnst. at D. m daily except sun
day White Mountain train with paror car leaves steamer
landing Providence ESQ M; through To Fabyans
wi bout chance. - ~
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Juslrmfti0n.

MIR. JOHN McMULLEN >, w.,t 1s,sts..
wi has removed school to bis nSnss ~ n Essyated
near tnr branch school 62l 6thave' he1 ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-18

V,HE MISSES GRAHAM successors 10 the
Misses Grcenl formerly q No f1nave T ,n r yono
aes on TbuTsday October i. 1885. at No 81 Fhth-aVe
New Chty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-18

NOTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL. Pouehkeepsie,
" n Y JOHN WILEY. A W. PrincipAL 1850 ~. y,
COLLEGE scientific and Government schoosH a iof
DR. FTTCH'S FAMILY SCHOOLtor BOY ,,
L DNorxak Conn Eighteenth year commences september
y Thorough teaching and good homo
IN ptNNFO,S Family School for 10 boys.
~ GREENWICH, Conn Eleventh year WIZ commences
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH nrrop

I EHT(fH VALLEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20
IL depot foot Of cortandt and Decreases.
Allentown kesdne Mauch chu1t. %iLksstarrs IOWA 80.
coaches daily LEGAL trains at Armand 54o
I ms ieayins at 10 m l. ami $40 p all
nouts Mahcpoy zeton coal regions Sunday TaiA
leave, Tor NJ ucb DUNK aud Hazeton, s;lJa m.
General Exstsfz olaca BE. 2s9 bfoaawy~ox - i,
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1nstruriion.
For Both sexes---Country.

A LADY. residing near New-York, who for
N the past seven years has had weknown school for
Young ladies' desiring the future devote herself to the
Of will receive into her own
family with them four boys girls oew th
aces on ami special attention will be paid TO physical
culture Ample references. all upon or address
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FTVIE PAJkEh IUIlIT.VI4t ~ I-F'J It 4 I . It T.,
i BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
School for the thorough teaching OF Young LADIES.
I. J. Backus L. D.; President OF the fncu'y ,-,o.
Admis students september 1871 Ss thatges
for tuition In lowest department SO term ~ highest as
parm No extra charges whateVeit Ii,ln
reek German French Drawing, choral 5pgns ana gym
pastics included In tue regular rates inc Sfoinn Dep
ment under ibe al mcnt For me Ivt tts.n
catalogue address THE PACKER CoLLEGlATE iSSIi'
TITrE Br0oklyu. N.