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The Monitor., 1885-01-16

The Bridgeton star is authority for the
following
"Our neighbors in Millville, where at
present, there is no license, seem to be of
the opinion that there will be no difficulty
in licensing the hotels and saloons there in
the spring.
To which the Millville Republican makes
the following reply.
Bro. star you have been imposed upon.
There will be no more chance tor the
license men here in the spring. then there
will be for heavy snow fall in the tropics.
Some of lis feel hurt and indignant at the
action of the st. John men. but we do not
propose to unchain the devil for all that
The Monitor., 1885-01-16


The Legislature of this State convened
on Tuesday at p NJ. A marked feature
of the organization OF the Senate was the
detection of two Republican Senators
Schenck of Middlesex, and Youngblood.
of Morris-who refused to abide by the
decision of the party caucus. which had
fixed upon Senator Griggs, of Passaie, as
its choice for the President Of the Senate.
The outcome was that the Democrats NOM
mated Schenck for the position, and as
Youngblood voted with the Democrats lie
was elected.
The following were then elected officers
of the Senate, Messrs Schenck and Young
blood voting with the Republicans: Secre-
tary, William \. Stiles; Assistant Secre-
tary, W. A. MacCrellish; Engrossng
Clerk, John G.. MacMurray Sergeant-at-
Arms J. W Simmons; Assistant Sergeant
at-Arns Major Budd; Bill Clerk, Frank
Huber.
After the officers of the Senate were all
sworn Senator Cranmer Offered resolu-
ton calling for a joint meeting at eleven
o'clock Wednesday morning for the pur-
pose Of electing a State Treasurer and
other officers, which was adopted, all the
Republican Senators supporting it.
The House met promptly atthrce o clock
and organized without difficulty by the
election of the following officers: Speaker,
+. Amber Armstrong; Clerk, Samuel
Toombs; Engrossing Clerk; Enos w Run
yon; Reading Clerk, J. Herbert Potts; As
sistant Engrossing Clerk, J. J. Stanton;
Sergeant-at-Arms, George w. Colfax.
The work of Wednesday was brief al
though quite important. y large number
of bills We're introduced, several of which
will be sure to cause prolonged discussion
later on. Among them was one abolishing
capital punishment. The Senate held its
first executive session before noon and con-
sidered the nomination of ex-senator
Doughty, Of Somerset, for commissioner of
the Sinking Fund. Doughty is very old,
but Governor Albeit desired his appoint
ment The Senate laid the appointment
over and Doughty will probably be reject
ed on the grounds that a younger and
stronger man should fill the position.
which requires good deal of work.
In joint session Anderson, the present
Comptroller, was reelected and John J.
Tofey, of Jersey City, was chosen State
Treasurer. The empty honor of the nomi-
nation for these offices was conferred by
the Democrats upon Blackwell and Con-
molly. Blackwell is the Treasurer appoint
ed by the Governor on Monday. He will
act for one week as State Treasurer. He
gave bonds for over one million dollars and
will draw less than one hundred dollars
for his trouble and his work
Both houses adjourned until next Mon
day evening.
The Monitor., 1885-01-16

The ladies of the W. c. T. t. are en-
titled to great credit for their heroic efforts
to provide attractions for the young men of
our town and vicinity, in the shape of
reading matter and pleasant, quiet place
to enjoy it. Their reading room, which
was opened last Saturday evening for the
season, and will be open each evening
until the warm weather. is as cozy place
for an hour or two of retirement with book
or newspaper as one could find and is well
stocked with books and periodicals. Our
town possesses entirely too few counter
attractions to the saloon and pool-room,
and this particular one should receive
countenance, encouragement and support
fror1 every good citizen " no has the moral
and intellectual welfare of our youth at
heart.
The Monitor., 1885-01-16
Miscellaneous Features.

Under this heading may be included a series
or papers on the Cities of Italy by W. ID.
Howeils, the illustrations being reproductions
of etchings and drawings by Joseph Pennell
u series on
The Monitor., 1885-01-16
Progress in Sanitary DRAINING !:

+. c. Stedman, Edmund Gosse and others
Will furnish literary essays; George w. Cable
VIII contribute in various ways several papers
on sport and adventure Will soon be published,
and
John Burroughs
will write from time to time on outdoor sub
jects
Readers Of THE CENTURY may feel Of
keeping abreast Of the times on leading subjects
hdt mag property come nithin The proUince of
a monthly magazine. It's circulation is noa'
d6oW 10000 monthly, The NoUenber number e1-
ceedtag that figure. Subscriptions should date
from mis- number, beginning The Var Series
and Mr.. HoWetEs nOrei. Price S400 gear, 50
cents a number. AL booksellers and neies-
dealers sell and take subscriptions, or re-
ahtdnce may be made TO the publishers.
A free specimen copy of THE CENTURY will bts
sent ON request. Mention this paper,
The CENTURY Co, New York, N. Y,
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Fer Boys and Young Men-country.
HARVARD COLLEGE,
CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS,.

n.,on for tho admission OF candidates for degree,
win he held June 25 20 % In Cambridge Quincy an"
Andover Mass Exeter, N H. New'forK r'iAdepn"''
cinnati Chicago St. Louis and san Francisco anu "
Germany second examination VIII DO neia 'ep@ O ""
Oct ana in Cambridge only. Candidates VINO propoSo ~
be examined in any other place than Cambridge arc reques
70 send their names the Registrar by June H. Inc IT,
for admission not been materially changou
suce 1871 They will not be changed without adequate
notice to schools and TIE public Graduates or students
from the higher classes of other colleges are admitted 70 AL
vapced standing without complete examination upon such
conditions as the Faculty deem equitable IN each case Fol
further information address the Registrar
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

l. DEPARTMENT or ARTS. fur years classical course
Degree A. B .-...... .., a., go. ..,.... a..
a Chenistry bl GeulJe yaud Nj ing. ic tiy ENGINEERING
IA Dynamo Il Fngnocfine. Arc rt.ciufc leading .! H. =
and to technical degrees T. G.. fraetcl e. ensti VI L.
q. T., D.. NJ. Architect. ... 800. -, ,.,.,..
ri WUARTOH's SCHOOL = FINANCE AND ECpN-
CMY Courses constitutional Law nj Public Adinlns
tr ION PD &c Il Economy, McTc mile Law and Practice.
Ifparce Raiiro din. Re srcc Pm H.
n. COT f,sf ~ Phil nv. four yeirs.. Fn"ltssh
ITfip FTt nch. Germ McutH 90 dOial Pmo7op Nj ne
III tics q Il 81 Nc G hHuuc ion Ia bi"i -
with labtr tors NO K Drerce ia 49,. ,.- ~,
LIBERAL elections and bwccn these nf es al close OF
Second Year. - - o. 49,. - u, .-. o..
gie Mus. Bac -, -
with option fourth year Degree II. %
VII. DE raj SCHOOL. IwUyeir-' graded co re DC
gee ID. D. , -,
course similar european schools Degree y. \.
Gnic ma boritory sdyint gees prominent feature IN
these tir - schools. H.
10 Peunsvlvnnil Bar. Degree IL. B
y. BlOiOG lCAL S u fuf4 lwOyeus course win or
ened laboratory work Certificate iumts 10 Medical hOrl
withOu; examination SPECIAL COuIb,s.
DEPARrM EST OF PHILOSOPHY. TW0years.
pest graduate IA numerous subjects eang 10 desrce
Pb. ID.
in making inquiry please spe nv department
REV. JFfSE Y. Bt'RK. socrctlry.
University Of Pennsylyanii wot Philadelphia Penn
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
PHILAUELFHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON SUN
DAY. 3 STATIONS IN PHI LADELPHlA, z IN
NEW-Y0RK.
HE OLDEST ROUTE.


Express NewYork via Desbrosses and Court
lsndt street Ferries, as follows;
6;IO 100 8 o 10 Chicago Limited and 10 (Washingtol
Limitcdl. Ii. III a. m. /, $40 $40 =, $40 IL
and . D. m and ~ night Sundays, 6l5 ~ Limitedh
and 10 ~: $40. 8: q, T. and p N, and Y night
Trains NewYork daily. except Sun sy atS ana
1lOa m 2. 4. 44O and p H.. connect at Trenton fof
RetarHine trains leave station. Phadephi
l2:O 32b 4:35 g. 5;f5 $50 $780, 500 $3.50, ii and ll:lS
NJ Limited Express l30 and 450 p. M l. 3. T. o. o,
$50. 7l0. Tao and 8: 10 p on SUNDAY POL $40 43
g. 545 $50 t4s0 Limite y, CSC, I;lO, I;4V p m
Leave Philadelphia. via Camden $50 m daily exceps
Ticket Offices s4p a25 and 944 Broadway Astor House.
ami foot of Desbrosses and Courtand Courst and
BROOKLYN Annex Station foot OF Fulton ST., Brooklyn;
Busch's Hotel. Hoboken; station Jersey City; EmiHant
Ticket Office, No g. Taftery-pace, and Castle Garden.
The NewYork Transfer npany will call for and check
baggage hotels and residences.
CHARLES f.. PUGH. j. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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fI'HE NEW LINE
SEw.YoRK. PHILADEiPliiA, HoRFoLK, OLD POINT

aUUMFUhT hND TitN sUU H;, pnurr
The New York philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad Company
East Day aud Night Express between Nowi ORR
aud Cape Charos Trans Newly ork Pennsy
Railroad. $50 days aud D. daily ARRIVING Old
Point Comfort oil weekdays aud S:30 daily Non
folk D. IN. and 9l5 m Sleeping cars through from New
York Cape Charles and ParOr Oar from Philadelphia with
charge Tickets parorc seats and sleeping berEs
be secured at any Ticket Cce OF the PennsyyaBa Railroad
COMPANY n. b. COOkt, Genl Pass and Frel ght Agent
". W. dunno bupcrintoudsaI
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RiyER acknowledgements May "a. 1885,
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot; $780,,
a. IN, ochcster and MONTREAL express through
ie5n n mr., fast Limited Chicago and ST Louis Express
Buffalo NaSara Falls. Erie cleveland and Toledo aIriying
Chicago $50 Cincinnati 100 L. H. an" oI LOUIS 'fo
lOo a M Chicago Express drawingroom cars 10 Canaan.
dagua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo, connects for
a. m Western New.York and Northern Express. with
$40 D. M ALBANY Troy. Saratoga and Utica Express
through dTawingrOom cars
a ~ m Accommodation % Albany and Troy:
o. m hcago ST. Iuis Express with sleepngcars Tor
Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo Detroit chicago
$50 M Express with sleeping cars TO syracuse and TO
Auburn road and TO Saratoga; also TO Montreal
t. 9i5 Pacific Express. with sleeping cars ior
ter buffalo. Niagara Tails. Cleveland IOen9 Detroit
WatertOwn daily, except SATURDAY, ana 10
OQdelsburg daily, except saturday -,
1i5 NJ ght Express with sleeping cars to Albany apd
TROY Connects trains for the West and Tor
the North except saturday night. -. -. - n,,-
'Tickets on sale Grand entra Depot NO bowling
and nj Westcotts Express 0hces parxpace rear Bfoa
way1 1855 942 broadway. aud " West l2oh.st New,
York 1888 Washington and $50 Futoa SITS, Brooklyn ana ~
Accoumoia IA drawng and sleeping cars can be
procured the ticket Offices In New'fork Cy anu ~
SSS IS or nnS Checked from residence
41he trains daily. All others ualy eso.pt
1.-THE trains stop at Harlem u20th anu a'"s'o'
ION SUNDAY only TO Albany anu roy KENpRICK
"a tendent General Passenger Agent
NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES--
~ MN poRTI,AND, NEW.LONDON, NORWICH,
nE sdt o @HS a next above
bgosses street Ferry az m CITY 9T o
Tnesiays Thursdays and saturdays i, Ot soS
Mon1ays ms e. Asor House BOZ 2e So ami e57 Bro
may Windsor Cosmopolitan and Ears Hotels 1873 Fultonst
BfookDh' an" "'fioi GEO W. BRADY. Agent,
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

Statlops ln. ct and DesOrOSsesst
NJ" fohN: Phia, and ltealing r. e. 1921 LS s
LEAVE NEW.NORK-C Commencing May ~, 1852,
For south Amboy Philadelphia and Re ding khroln
4.2O $40. IL a. m. l.O, 4, D. o:io p. MI suhuSs D.
Vm PENNSYLVANIA Ralrold ~ m, p m.i Sundays . a.
For M,tiwn via Philadelphia and Reading Railroad 1850
s:i5 II o. M, 1880 4.OJ 430, D. 5:iJ p. m; sundays
s.i5a s,,,ov,
For ID Bank VA Philadelphia and Reading Railroad 4SO
;lb a. NJ lao. :. $3.50 Ji5 M; sundays, A. Si5 a. ~
Nil Penusy vanl Railroad. H. M IL mp $50 p m'
SUNDAYS. y q M, 3 p. , o. ~,
For Long Hnnc ocean Grove Asbury Park, Ocean Beach
Spiipg Lake Point PIE SAINT ETC. VIA Phdelphla
and Rea ling arii. 4S0. e:l5 a. n G3O u o;lO p m
und ys not stopping at ocean Grove or AsbuIy PARK L.
Nla 9 nsylyana Railroad D. m. IL NJ; $50. p M
mot Stopping ai Ocean T9ye OF Asery nea "
~ j X. WOOD,
=, n 81 A u g r. r. r. q. T.. a r. II. r.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R.
NEW-JEkSEY GEM NAL DIVIsIONt
FOOT OF LIBERTY.Sr, NORTH RIVER

L NEwJEksEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
TIE sgs.s
40, !$s S; iso s:SS SsS 5;sS1
DSs At Wayne or sn
Chestnut Hll at coIumbiaave for Manayunk, consho'
DRAWTNG:KooM CARS all Day Trains andsLEEPINo
RstaEnlSs SsSs S,n;n Green St..
at 5:io $50. soo 1880 NJ loo, $780, $40 o:uO p.
For Loek HASeN f isD and PENN
rer ,'l &iitliA2sR9ar sysByHx LEwIssgRe ana
r @4hAT9S GlhS at "a s No. &c. 400
pS4 s o. sg5a sss iis 5 M 100 $780, 1000
% S:3 90 "a S l2o9P m ma Sundays S:$1R%
For FSr SSh1Hs2s s and st IS s.s
Ia Loo s 3te ZAP n slndays At 'SO
For pHMh9UG al 700 7:s6 IOO iso ssS 500
5S len AhIES sc 1 Fs aa vs. san
FGT a SA sS c5 s I0 ss vs. iSS
For H Y;si BRIDGE BKASca, as4oo' s'sS a. m 400
For org FgEE%GINoroN 100 sts iOo' $780, 400 4's'
For S So SO 5 lSs s.5 5 800
$50 g zoo ESQ s6C OSo sundays 400 500 a. NJ
!$ S so9 i5 s s 81 s Sss sfs;
o. p'9 o Sundays lays 200 500 sS NJ m. 1850 400.
,$ AZ srSvr st Isl 4sg: :as.s .
esD sl poSs % at 400 t ssS am ~
FSE S zee
For RfLRa 1o tITY %INELAND and BRrDoEroS a.
4:5o a. m. 1850 p. IN.
TrW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
For sTGr mi 60 sEAHsISHT SsAscH
rs s'o l2s g s tssusS
si is M sundays S Except PARK and
For HIGHLANDS 4so iOl5 nj s.i5. AS
For g LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER, BARNEeAr' .'soA ms
be foot ~ HOsr r, sSa Z Ss
iSs loi rs:s 1ssi
I'm. fTsSs ya g s rs SS%ss
S o s and sases sssss om
~ as %$SFEss; sss: 4
PROVIDENCE LINE Z.
PROVIDENCE WORCESTER and NORTHERN NEW
ENGLAND POINTS
steamers
puonr ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
wm,o,ve Pier 20, N. r.. daily except Sunday. M5pn
Fw. PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent
POPULAR SHORE LINE.--FOR BOSTON
tho East All rail- from Grand Central Depot Three
express SOs Sa .p IS % osas
ca Sundays At loR NJ with pa:es Ge8iss 4.su.
w " VIA WEST SHORE OF AGy PseN ,I RIVER
All trains saTs !cS oTa "a sae and Desbosses station.
ss md asi es ssSs Ts;t isss
s s as BTase BasaIe Rochester s
As%; SsS 80 "a 10 s's % !S,S "a % 'A''
sS.! iso s.:i s's Sss "a = TAO no. M
SsssS n s.:s $685. go II mi 'sss s
sp Other trains daily except SUNDAY ..,omuc,.
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For Young Ladies-Country.

For Young Ladies--Country.
DORDENTOWN, n. J.-Female College
IL bcauti.uylo3at,. gsry I,hI1tIl AlI tl1todsL 81.
pCI6r Music and Art D5g vt nenl Foe crslr &C. tiiras,
Rev. a VI. -. BOWEN A. Il, PrssuLsnk
HOME Boarding School for Misses and Chi-
dren.ope hour fTom city mothers care good board
and tuition 800 Higher branches N desired
Mis' 4. rnUhSION, Boa 4l3 STANFORD. Conn.
NYACk SEMINARY Ior girls: limited num-
~ bers thorough training delightful home hour
rem " T. Address bf :. IMO1bNE BEkrHOLF Principal.
THE ELMS.-Family and DaySchool forGirls.
L No. I4l Hiehst springfield. Mass. For CIRCULARS adj.
dress the Principals Misses Porter & CHAMPNEY.
fVHE CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
i in Northampton. Mass established By Miss Mary A.
Burpbam In 81 and years under the Joint
care OF Miss and Miss Capen will be continued
without change OF Instructors Ter the charge Of Miss b.
T. CAPEN " whom correspondence may be addressed.
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Urean Cleaners.
TNMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,

TNMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,
i FOR gu EENsTowN AND LIVERPOOL m
SfE$ & 4SS!ssT iSas
BALTiS s ThuEsd sy. Jgty = SD $50 20
and 100 BransSeE sefeyelng berths 50 extra Inter-
H sor psI sss Apply STEAMSHIP CO.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. CO.
fhos sGJ E2XTE TS so HES
F FtGBA sn i ansf S 2% 6oSAT
on Express steamers Of First sscoaS
CABIN s55 $50 on older Steamers, First Cabin sioo
Second Caoin "steerage at lowest rates.
oELRICHS &C., No. Bo"lms Green
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
PIN LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. sANDwLGH ISLANDS.
sSf SW IEkIdA RS bq sE&d5 CEN
From So@ ,Ss s SST loot ct f eaaast
CONNECTING for Central and south America and Mexico.
fiOH' '" For Japan and China
rS CITY To nc xEwzEALASD and
u sails os sa ma e. Jss sS FrdSds:o
freight passage anl general 9fonaioa apply at co
pany' office on the pier iOH. LAY superintendent
PED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris.
Az sailing from NewYOrk and An1TsTD every SATURDAY
$50 to 500 excursion sic to siev Second ca6n
sSo% s sfiq %hi 2 s5 SsS Broadway
THE u. S. AND BRAZIL NAIL SS. 90.
American passenger line for 81 Thomas, Baroados Para
Maranham Pernambuco. Bahia and RIO de Janeiro
= ADVANCe,.. Wednesday. une AZ AZ noon , roa
FINANCE. Il nday, July 3. koDert stores
MERRfMACk, saturday, August Id Brookyn
Va. on third d2Y succeeding az " VI
PAIL VI ~ GEHaAKb n CO., General Agents "a Broadst
WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES ANp ko94tfv MAia oIEA~
CELTIC; Capt @ leadel Saturday June Ii III
GERMANl Cant. Kennedy. saturiay. June 10; p,n
ADRIATIC Capt Parsell... ----.Satifuay june
BRITANNIA. CAPT Perry. saturday , ~ ."
From White star Dock, foot OF west luInst an
RATESSsloon, $50. $50 and 500 Return All
favorable terms Storage at low rates intermediate
ony) s3 inspection OF plans and other lnerna
York r. jCORIlS Ason~
Agents tor Philadelphia, ~ . roprv ,oe uro,,,, ar Z.
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obstruction.

For Boys and. Young Men-City.
CHOICE collection of school circulars TOT
~ parents Teachers in every department OF
Ell and learning recommended H. HEssE SO West 2lssb
CCHOOL OF MlNES-PreparatOry School
A High School Of Science and English
80 EAST 45rH-SU.
I WOODBRIDGE DAVIS o. E, IN. ID, PrlnclPA.
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- w..
sundaysS .. m
ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
ARRANGEMENTS Of trains from Depot From asa
ST. u minutes earlier
eTesS gnay pay a EsPr snao
Coaches to Cleveland, Cincinnati and Cnicago
m~Daly. "sE Lons limited Exprcss. No extra
Buffalo arriving 1925 M Nagara Falls s3s M Ham
ilron ont. rs Detroit 800 p m; saiamanca sos
cSeamd aSe M ss arrive VI T.
ledo 1855 .. m. aad Indianapo Is lo;so m CT.
Chicago htPssss ioT es S Bin sc
Ehnra Bunalo Niagara Falls, Cincinnati ana chcsgo "a
Ruthetori and Passaic "a 45 I20 799 y9 iVzOa
midnight Sundays 6i6 $50 1920 N lao 500 TAD N
Paterson AS 5A6 7:2O 75O $3.50 1920 m ls noon las
midnight Sundays o45 $50 l020 lsio $50 TAO ospm
Newars and Paterson Newark GAP $3.50 10 ll;so am
urday nights only Sundays OLD N 32o oo m 400
1880 m and i9 midnight sundays 5i5 $50 lo2oa Las
o'2 Warwick a45 5 io:i am AIS m Sundays Sis
Newburg Cornwall 1850 m 800 4:So q p M SUNDAY
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery M s3op.
Goshsn 945 $40 75O 1920 m $3.50 $50 4:30 $50
n ngESsy a l5 S 55 o iaS M go 4so $50
Sunday 6i6 $3.50 1920 am 600 $50 m The and
Poit Jervis s45 7:jd 1920 4;3O $50 M SUM-
dag o ssG da Sso ss n r. s s5 ss to ss
minutes and lli5 M sundays every thirty mna'es ana
Sleeping Coaches be obtained aud orders for the
transfer Of baggage may be LETT at Tue oMees
Court.st Brooklyn, at the Company's Depots.
Expres. from the West arrive in New York at 7ao
$3.50 JOHN n. ABBofT een1 Pass'r Agent New.York
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NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT co, STEAM
~ Ems q n NOKTHAM AND CONTINENTAL, leave
Peek Slip Pier No % +. r. at p m and II p m Sundays
rcptr connecting New haven with special trains 10Y
MEriDEN, HARTFORD SpRINGtIELD HOLlOhE I,
&C. ckes sold and checked at 9tl broadway, N
" and Courtst Brooklyn. Excursion TO NewHaven and
futn ~
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HARPER g. BROTHERS. New-York.
HARPER g. BROTHERS. New-York.
NTIKADO, Gilbert and SulIvaD's last opera,
WI vocal score IL potpoui 10 cents; piano score 90
c.nts WIN. A. POND Co. 2s Union square
DEADY THIS DAY:
A SUPERIOR WOMAN,
THIS LATEST NO NAME NOVEL.


In these days OF morbid fiction when 10 describe what may
be called pathological eccenrcit human nature seems 70
no the auabit,n OF Zach new novelist Il xpected az 1t
refreshing to come upon story fresh and wholesome ana
true to life as "a Superior oman" There Isl happy hdey
70 Nature in the character painting Even the lighter
sketches such as Charley ana Walter Ihorh ana
the Hemingway ssterhood the sense OF proper
tion and precision OF str1ko which makes ROscder Rosa
mond eie tho and vitality fresh and
interesting as any girl VIC know out Of a book.
Sold by all book sellers Mailed postpaid by the Publishers
ROBERTS BROTHERS. Boston.
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Tor Roth Sexes-Citv.

A CHOICE CIRCULARS OF Schools for ,t pal
n. ens guardians TssShe srse on at enSTge NeI
OF MY s school furniture for sale F. niiAm w
pE2RK next Century Bulldingl. III East i''h-se
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NEw.YoRK. Juno 3. 1855.
TO FIRST MORTGAGE B0NDHQhp1E;RtIS

WAY COMPANY C'SlCkEL PLAIE'k
Default having bel make In III payment Oh ue hleSss
due Ilne -St notice has been given TO- me trustee ucl
ths mort ago O. III proper legal proceedings 10 ehoo
The lights the Dondh0ders The hold - OF on-na IN
smnnnf Of the DO is entucd Ia declare toe
whole principal moneys secured by tie whoio irsur
al bond. together with the interest thereon, uno
and payabc the expiration Of three months aitei inc
sut In The 81 To accomplish TINS II u
nat rlIif tlic bonds should be represented
ders who la already done 40 are requesel 20
sruJ their ma aud ami the amount OF O0u
he'd by them Comm tcoin order that snch pIOsVnu
ntIurual declared due n the eaihcst moment
ID o'u'' " JoSIAMC REIFF, Secretary,
80 broad st., r. q. u. 3.lO5
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4 .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passeng &c
train, leave depot ioot Of Gorand and Decreases
Nentown Reading. Mauch Chunk. Wnkesbarre, Towasds
Vavery Ithaca Geneva Lyons Bu and the West Pull
su ,hrough coaches daily Local trains at and SAC
, M. Tor Easton, Bethlehem and Copay. -.
Trains lcavns at T. 10 m l. AMI iO % IN connect lot
ont, IN MahonOy and Haleton coal regions. sunday train
ayes for Mauch Chunk and Hazeton, s'lu a. IN
'o"oi"' N'''S'" N L. b. BYI NsTON, @. p. A.
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DEPARTMENTS OF ARTS AND sCIENoES.
Entrance eramnatiors June is and IL, 10 a. M.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after June J. 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains Desbrosses aid Courtandt sreee
Fei mes, follows:
Harrisburg. Pitsburg and the West with Pm man Palace
attached. d, and y. m daily. New YORK
Chicago Limited OF Paror Dining Smoking and sleep
ing Cars at a IN. every day.
Sp connecting at Cory for Tiusvile Petroleum Cen
tire aud the OH Regions
Baltimore Washn gton and the south. Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman Parlor Oars daily except Sunday l9
arrive Washington 400 regular at ~. and
$3.50 m $40 and m. and ~ night sunday, 6;iS q
$40 and and II night
For Atlantic City except Sunday with through carr D. m
For Cape May except SUNDAY. ll;lOa m
VIA Railway ana Amboy O. IA IL noon, $50 N: On
. a m Ind m. (do not stop nc AsDury PARK
For Old Point and Norfolk 620 O. week days and m
every day. -, 49,. ...-. :.
Jersey CITY. afordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trans Arrive, From Ptsburg. Z. s. 1880 m. $50 and
a35 D. m daily From Washington and Baltimore. 6;20
$40 800 $50 go and 1905 p s m Sunday
$50, l2O T. 800, $3.50. l0:40 1l:Sna M: l2o $40
$50, $50, $50. 655. 1920 $50. 800 g35 1903 p 1ns
and ~ 20 night Sunday go $40, 1885, S05 ll3o M
$40, $40, 6:55. 500. e:35. 1905 p. m.
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Commencement exercises ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
JUNE 10, l0A. NJ.
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1nstrnftion.
For Young Ladies-city.
MISSES GRINNELLS

ENGLISH FRENCH AND GERMAN BOARDING AMI
DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
SO EAST 55TH-sT.
will reopen October l. 1885.