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4 JOHN BROFN'S PIKE.

0 NE by Pay director J. s. Cunninghom-G' 4.
The smith. amidst his men,
Looked up and saw face
Come down the factory glen,
In grave and bearded grace:
"Canst thou !" the old man said,
Trust one upon his looks
And make me. for my sheep,
Five hundred shepherd crooks
Eyes. long az thou must Owe,
Ill fill thy order cheap.
So many crooks DO show
That thou hast many shcep :"
Four million sheep are m!ae,'
The old man answered back;
Far down the land they shine,
Blu: all thelr fleece is black"
He left his pattern there,
Himself they soon forgot;
He kept his promise fair,
And owed the fCrger not
Til once, a Wild mans h'rd
Great slavery's "rmo' hGO;,
ARdi ia the nosro's han,
They found TIE shepherds crook.
Then cred TIC Law: "WbO maGo
These pixies Of steel, so stout -
"Be not On smith afraid"
TIE old wild man spoke out,
my sheep the wolves had trol,
Aud I, goGd-shepherd Ike,
Ny crook with iron sACd,
And it became pike"
They hanged the shepherd, cd;
His shiuipg crook went on;
The black saccp found tho fO!G,
And all the wolves were gone.
The smith Who had mlstCok
The pattern lie sGuuld s,TiEc,
Remarked, GoI bless the COOK
Although it was a pil.e.'
GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. r.

FG6T Of 'LiIsKe rs r; SOD y &Iy y fsa,
For TIM p4 AMI TFEXr6S Bound brook
Route 40 ~ 91G an ~ 400 s; so i 3;Y
$50, 1910 m. suNpAfsat 800 $40 a. H. 0''' '-'''
prc coun.ction at Wayne for Germantown AMI
caS smut ~ 4 .oambia.ay" for Manaynnk' cOh'h0'
pI o(wHSGtS@M SkHs on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
n SAn E& ayS rIHDELPH Sutn and Green sta s
TIGiY VA SO i4S 90 P6 o. gn g. 5 a9S
tor VERIFY L. a. ana IL Penn
GMAmikiNGY lYa7i5 * s!6 400 400 P. y TOO
Tor t s, s'3 s. a M @ oo i'S' l00
fYt g. ,o - al D m s9naays 80 D ' H. '''' '
Tor g &NTo; at7 q s45a@@1:r ~ m 700 s45,m
Too L. o. 3ij - p m. sundays al Sop III
F Sr TAMAGrk at 100. 75 b. s45 100 1870 3''
rS 5e g .ifII RIHFM. ALLENTOWN end MAUcH cHUXK
at 10 r. SO a. m. 100, i:Su Si5 $50 ? !" Sun'sy
FSE AZ 55, a. ,d 100 m a@G s:3o 80 m 90
For Mon BRIDGE BRANCH at 400 et' q n Aoo
fcr Fl MINGroN ZOO s4' H. leo. 1880 400 49,
ra 5oG "a" suI at 3 ''' 81 Zoo SIS 1889 lI5a
M & 80 3t5 'oo ';S 0. 20. aG5 s. 5 d; a. Iq n
FOR III Ia IrIfCRD MOO c,o 700 ~ $40 'Sc 20 i9 81
ESQ Z. S% @: l S 49, &c. 80 a. m m 100 m 49,
to o t, 90. "a. A< i32o 6EtEAy GROVE &C. All rain
80 T. llo.a IN, To- =: ' ~ 90 2 4 IN - '1
DATI rErGpt frAn ,''I ioo a. w. 800 400 300
rIpI mmiKzwoop. TOMS RIv Err and BARNEGAr at $780,
ro = # M VTI1C CIrp WlNELAND and BRGDGEToH At
4.JO a. m, loo =. III.
NFw.JER>EY SOUTHERN DIVISION
from Pier 80 ,oth p UI via GaE[y " g2&Axcn
f% ,KTw6tn,b ION, RIVER. md BARNEGAT 4 pm
heats be- procured AT loot OF libcriy-t PIER,
Nortl i've. 20. ;;i, y Int 10
- and L.. GrccuN. Cl l,N Us tast N 81 l''t2
uru,il nj hotels in \e"-lork, - } ~
RfoakIyn & 70 curt LEI Bl9adNay ~ 30, tut
u Manhattan In Hoo Ken, Z 4 NR.hlni
t0m 'lr.ra'cr, omrauy VIII cali for and check "a 2
g. e ION w. NJ I'''" " O. q. HANCOCK.
,t.,n,,t :, op,rrr Gen. Pass. ard tcSet Az
n =, ~ - n'VIE G. L F. Agt,l lg Liberty a., y. y
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DEDUCTION or FARES
III VIA

THE POPULAt INSIDE ROUTE. -,
o Boston. - MOrc',t'r 81 %; FtChOurg, - 80 ;
NASHUA. 20 g. Dwell. 81 30; u nd Port and So
81 Rmr CRY OF WDR ES TER OF q ny OF y EW
YOtk leaves Pier 40 North River foot OF WattSst next
Pier above Dcsbrossesst Ferry day eycept Sunday at
p. IN. Gl.oH"E " hhADl' Akch"
STEAMFR FRANCES leaves Pier 80. North
- River near foot CaIolstl on 1neg,a's and tiiayS
> y. for OF FN1. GRE NrOKE SHELTER
ISLAND SOUTuOI u and SAG IIARBOR returning leaves
above lahdings Mondays and Thur, ~
RACKET BROS, Agents,
81 Snnthst, \. y.
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20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND N M
SUNDAY = STATIONS IL PlIILADEi-pITItV ON
IN NEW-NORk
laudt street erries, follows: ' ~'N''-
GO, 10 :, =, % chicago Limited, AMI TO- Washipgtop
Limited !, III a. m, l. 800 $40 4lO > o. : ana
r. ~, ana ~ night sundays Is. Limited, ami ia
a. IN. 3iu ., q, 7, and p IN and II nj ait ~ ~ ~
New except SUNDAY O.
lilo a. m l. Y J. and p IN, and p. on sundays
Returning, leave Broad street station pbl,Iorh,
l2Ol $40 +3 D. 545, $50. $50 20 50 j. and ti.IJ
m. Limited Express liza aud 81 p. u1l ll.Ii q 4 r.
$50, no 40 and 20 on SUNDAY II OF 3 30 4 az
D "a $50 a m. II 81. 4 900 Limited t.{0
M Leave PhlIdepha VIA Camden . a. IN daily eicent
Sunday ''' NAN0P'
TicketoGc $40. 42j ana GA broadway l Astor rr.
and foot OF DesDTosscs ami COurandt as CANA 49,;
BrOok yn Annex station, foot Futon.st HrooEIvm
kuschs Hotel llobokcn, station. Jersey tlty mtens
Ticket ON e NO ;. Battery place and Castle Garden
lhe NeNlork Transfer Company viii call for and ,hcc
baggage from hot Ella ana residences 49, ~ N">N-
CHARLES r.. PUGH, WonD
eeneral Manager General Passenger 49,,
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE

ana the East Al ri from Giand entral Depot Three
p ~ tparlOr car attached and n with palace sIocn
ing cars sundays at ii with palace sleeping oars
Newport fast express leaves Grand Central Denof naror
cars "iachodD p m; arrives at Newport 72O p M
+. W. POPPIE, Agent
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TATSEUI, RONrS.

n
y IA NrLH~KILI. and CAr~KILL leave foot OfJAN
ST. y. ' cyrTy weekday at q y. m. $500 ...,.,,
FARE ONE COLLAR, BERTH lNtLO DED.
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ Frs. G. IL. NORTIIAM AND CONTINENTAL, l., leave
Peek slip per .. r. H. at p IN. and
II ludays excepted connecting at Nowliavcn WIN
special tr ms ur MERIpEN. HARTFORD, SYRINGE tlD
ItObNOKE &c Tickets sold baGglG checked az 9lt
Broadway. y y AMI tourtst, brooklyn Excursion 10
rW-IIlvcn, 81 90
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THE BAY LINE
FOR

Daily. except sundays Pennsylvania Railroad $40
pm Parl0r through to steamer.
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Ncm ijubIlratlons.

VALUABLE BOOKS at One-third Prices.
Slightly shopworn books all wei bound in cloth for sale at
one third reg ular retail pnce, as follows:
TRIBUNE ESSAYS.
I,v CIIAs T. CoNGDON. with Introduction by HORACE
GREELEY.
40Orp Original lrice 90 now g. cts.
MEMORIAL OF HORACE GREELEY.
Illustrated 2Gs up Original prce II now 80 cts.
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW

Il r, . -
II YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILgoALD
Arrangements trans from Chambers-t Depot IRON -'u
st % minutes earlier ,,.r,,. -oo-,
n-Dafly exc -pt SUNDAYS Day Express Drawlng.To0u
Coaches Bngha nton, n mira Horne , anho:
Niagara Fails and uSOensipn Bridge stepping coaches
IIornelsvile to Cincinnati and BuNalO 10 Ch:Cago , .
6pm-Daly "Chcdgo and II. LOUIS Limited cypress
Soeytra cTr.e Tor fast tune Arrives smsrca $50
NJ. cleveland 1915 am Cincinnati 6: p M Chicago
mFFIai Banaio and Niagara Fails United" arrives
uiao 40 a. m pc, ridge ST. M The moss
4 D. m Tally Chicago Express for the West A solid
Elulra Buffalo Niagara Fails Cincinnati ant On eago
Ruhcord and Passac 40 45 80 100 go go 1917 ga M
y midnight sundays 5:4j $50 1920 N. lad o'"o
Paterson ij 5l5 7:25 80 30 1920 m II las
IS, 40 $40 $50 G:lO G:O 7:,Os $50 1890 p m Y
midnight SUNDAYS 5i5 $50 1920 a IN" l'3 6;So
N@warS aud Paterson via Newark OTIS 500 $40 1000
1880 30 3: 40 go 300 $50 wv % N i,u
l. midnight saturday nights only sundays Vlo a. NJ
SSaeln I: 5l3 100 600 loa2oa. Is ?:3o $50 80
80 lO2p a N. lij G3l .. m aud ~ midnight
Warwick - 7:t5 1901 a n. il5 sundays 81 A. M
Nrwbnrg and Cornwall 1909 a IN $3.50 i"' q p N sun
kondou and Kingston and Montgomery m, $3.50 p. m.
Go.6en ! $40 100 1920 a m. $50 $50 40 700
y so D IN SUNDAY 5.t5 $50 logo IN c:}l 90 D. m;
20 d. m sunnar 5:ij 80, lo:2o q N $50 :
Tie Q and $50 pm rrains connect with New ors on
aro aud West IN Railroad at Nalnt The gam TT In stops
At Port @i Jerys a. $50 1920 am 800 43J $50
Iioat. leave 23d st. v. l.. J:ij. Gl5 IN. f5 NJ 20
"a N very nuteoa minutes so pm = 1915 every
rcEcfS fr passage and nparm ntS IN prawne Room and
oOt net and ord the choosing
Nos i g57 Broadway. Isl Wetst, y Y. No Court
IT.. Rrop tlvn OF the GO npany,s Depots II. -. "a
Express nom The Vest arrive u NewforS AZ 'lo'
':'' JiOiiN HBBOrr GEN Passr Agent New.York.
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INVEST SHORE RAILWAY.
THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR ~ sIN Ess OR

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE ~ ALONG THE WEST
SHoKE or ruE WoRLnFAMEp ~ DSON RIVER
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF rHE
on ana after oct4 1885, trains will leave West I2dst
All trains from downtown station Of Jlys.
Noth River 70 minutes earlier than from foot OF west
Detroit and Chicago. 'lOlO a. M 900. $40 p. Pull
man sl,cpcrs Though.
ST. Louis 900. $40 p. m. Pullman slccpcrs
Buffalo Rochester, 72O, Iolo IA. m, 900, $40 p m.
Suspension Bridge niagara Falls lOlOa m $780, $40
Utica and Syracuse 30 'lolO 1925 a. M, 800 $40
Highland rokeepse and catskin. 1920. 'lO1O, 1925.
Nrwbury Kingston 5augcrtes Albany, '7:2O. 1910
sara ogn VIA Albany : 20. ll:2j a. m. 500 p m.
For Montreal and Canada East, 12O Il. 600 p.
Hamilton '0:l0 600, "elOp. ~ Toronto.
.nniy. Other trains daily except sunday.
For tickets time tables ror or sic ping car accommoda
ton~ information apply at OF ces: liobohe1 az hudson
ST. rookIyu Court ST., Annex Otcc. IOOt Of Fuon-st;
city, 4 2U1 .Gl, 35. SG3. SOL GAG lip, 523
Broadway 7a7 6thhye.. 46 as II thst. lJ" BOwery,
Jnv4t Sorh River Baggage cal "a Tor and checked from
and residences Orders can be- LEFT at cket offices
HENRY MONtrH.
$50 Broadway General Passenger Agent
WEXFORD RAILROAD ROUTE To NEW
Trans lcavc Central Depot New-Haven Railroad
daily csc pit SUNDAY,
At . a. NJ Due In = ,wpplt Cl25O D. m.
At X a i N. Due In NG%Pp ,i q -: g, p m
At m Due IN Newport at Top. m.
{" Newport Express drawing room 10 WEXFORD
boat landiug).
DAILY
At L. p. m. lue IN newport at 100 q. m.
(seepng car to .ckfOri ste mboat Landing.
THEODORE WAHRES, Supt
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WHITE STAR LINE. .. ,,,. so,,. :,
" UNiTED STATES AID ROYAL NAIL p STEAM
CELTIC Captaln CiIcane .... Thursday. oct l., - t. IN
oEIT - IT, 1'ani Derry Thursday, oct. - D. IN.
M :, ,r,G Ionf par e1l .Thursdly Oct -, ga N.
GERMANIC. CAPT kcuneiy lnutsuty' , p W.
from the White star Doc H. foot O' west lDth ~ -
RA1FS-~aloon. 500 $50 ana flOG Return uc<eIs on
favorable terms Storage from Ne" YORK so From Ino
Old Country Iutnrmndite (Alratlc only -. Foslf
and other nation apply A. tne ohpf
olices No - Broadway. New-l Ork- c,prra ,,o,+
Acc,ts for pbiIodrI,,a START & rOHEY Walnut.s
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~ RIVER RAILROAD-COmmencIn June lcoV
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot -,
- Ochester and Montreal Express through draw
IN 2. cars Rochester, -. Adams ana MONTREAL
$50 Fast Limited Chic1g9 and ST. LOUIS IApress'
with dining stopping &C Albany Itlcs syTaSnse'
~ Cbica~o o. IN, Cincinnati 800 a. m and 81
Louis 74O m. next day. -. ,,o
Iv.JU l'-O Apress Draw CARS l" N"H""-
daigtla Rochester. - laRara Falls and Buffalo - ,,,
al a M Western New-IOTk and Northern ENpress WIN
drawing room cars - ..A
drawing cars. 10 SARATOGA H. l-d"aiu "nu "'"'
Falls on Saturdays only
n M Acc0nnodati on TO Albany and Troy.
Is M ChCagO and ST. Louis Express, win sleephgcars
for iagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Detroit III
ami ~. Louis go o-.-... - 80
l5 D. m aciac Exp es with sleeping r. 0r Hoches-
ter Buff TO- Mac FAILS leycand Toledo anh Detroaso
To atertown ana Ogdeus burg da " except Satur ay
Has D. ~, Night Express with seeplngcas 70 AIbany
with u o trans tbe
for The North except aturlay night. -.
Tickets on Grand Central HepOt, Nc. o. lowing
Gtcen Alb broadway. Harlem Depot thst and 4thaVe
and at WestcOtts Express Oces Parkpaco near Broa
way and 9l2 Bro dway, and G2 est I25tDst new
YORK. 33 Washington End 80 fultonsts Bro0syn ana ~
At Williamsburg --.-.----- -. =.
and seep!nS cars can be
procured at any ticket Offices IN Newiork cry, ano
.3B Wash,ngtO ton ST.. Brt 0kyn.
Baggage ed for ant c-ecked from residence
hese daily. All Othe DAILY except sunday
These trans stop Harlem l2itbst ana 4th-ave).
IN NJ T T0G3c nv '"-' D. ~ KENDRrCK.
General SUPERINTENDENT. General Pass niger Agent.
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rs,IJE II s AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co.
American line Thomas. Barbados, Para MaIauhsm
TcruambncO Bania Iip dc Janeiro ant posslD santos
,rnurctIng Tor Nome intermediate ports
MEL ~. saturday. oct. - At NJ , 5rom itDoer'
ADVANCE, Sa UTuay, NOy - SIores ploosS. II, H. 81,
From Newport News, Va, third day succeeding a pin'
PAUL f. GERHARD * CO., General Agents "A bf"au-SI
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NOR tHERN K ,lLROAD OF NE OF kSEG
" Trains leave from Chambersst Depot iOf fngLewood
Cl,ser Permont Nyack = 500, 10 a. m. so y 900
$40 $40 $50 p. m II midnight sundays a. H. ana
Manuel spring Valley and MOnsey T. 10 a. m $50 p m.
9 M.
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Jlstrnr ion.
Fer Boys and Young Men-City.

Fer Boys and Young Men-City.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
N Private tuition. afternoons.
THOMAS KEhN Is ASH, 40 West sJth'st
A SPECIAL CLASS tor Columbia, Yale, liar-
~ ward &C. N toll afternoon and evening classes
COLLEGE STU DIN Is needing assist nee IA lht "olk
private tuition. A. w. HUME, NJ A, lO2 West 44th st
A BUSINESS EDUCATION. - Bookkecp-
~ ing writing. arithmetic. correspondence spelling rho
biography type.wTtng day, evening. private instruction
PAINES Business COLLEGE, G2 BOweTy; uptown. lOf
34tlIsf Broadway.
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BETWEEN

-. ,. - BETWEEN
NEW-lORk, PlIILA DELPHIN NORFOLK ar n po,>-,,
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH A'A-' L
% HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTIEIS pOIrTu
Inc New FORK, Philadelphia Norfolk Raroad So,s,
nov ls ast ray and light Express between New Ery
Rrp Trains leave New NorS, vil Pcnnsyyan,s
IsIol 90 a NJ week days and daily arriyr, LIZ
0iht comfort 10 y. days and 30 m iaiis plu
,xVko m ana VI sleeping ears throuyh fTn1,
lTk 10 tape Charles and ParOr ar from pblSienSa
t onange Tickets parorcar seats sleeping b. rtsS t
~ soCureu tany Ticket Ohcc OF Pc nsy a,o
company r. D. COOKE Cent Pass and Preighd si,p9ad
Ii, W, dunno, Superintendent van 'eisu' Agent
\ -kONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKITT
Cornwall hnS, ,snGlno at transton's West Point
HSPpn, connrctn wit Ulster and Delaware stanx c anu
Wy NY aSAn Mountain Railroads Steamera NoNo
Necfdoyo az and JAMES W. BALDWIN leave ove,S
ovonn a. - M pier foot OF Hlr-iSons ''vy
9"'i"'ys' When city OF Kingston lcayes p M H.
DAY LINE TO NEWBTRG.
I,ct, steamer JAMESC BRETT fro.h pier C v n nan.
tt'nJIs' III ii O'Clock, an West lsst no lilS NH "
tn umty eHcpted. ,udns at verpanEs Canstois III
rti,cc OtlMal tARE)J CENTS EXcursion, -.
"uuce'ra'es Special rates % PARTIES ''Hssi
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and German School for Young Ladies and Children. PIG
West YSth-st RcOlens Sept 2lst
THE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,
i lowest j9TH.ST, on CENTRAL PARK.
For boys all Pre- for Business College Good
nstruconj good associations; good influences Spacious
building: large Gymnasium Physical training daily
Twenty year begins september 30 Catalogues by post
Calls after September J..
E A. GlBBENs Principally D. BEACH. sr.
Oo WEST 13OTH-ST.-Thc MISSES IA
s)'b COTS school for Young Ladies reOpens september
% Thoroughly Earnest desired
pits Kindergarten Limited number OF boys received
Thirteenth year begins WEDNESDAY, September 30, 1888
30 EAST 74TI-Sr
10 THE MISSES PERINE'S SCHOOL
Young Ladies and Children; long established.
The number o resident pupils ii nitcd oct. !.
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Ot:un Glcnmcr5.

tNCIOR LINE. L. $. MAIL 81 EAMSllIPS
y GLASGOW SERVICE VIA LDND 1NDERY.
AECHuRtA. ct Lila m. lEIIlpPlA .OctJl, II am
CIRCh~s / ~. a. nt ~ ~ iNNlN Nov - u AIN.
CABIN passage $50 to $40 Second class $50
LIVERPOOL AND a. EENNIOMN N.ttNICE
CIl1 81 ROM i...-- SAILS W 'lh'''liY, Oct Il
Cabn passage $50 nrd upNgrds SECOND rlls, 50.
Stcrra"c outward $2u. Urcrm -l5
HENDERSON BROTHERS General \ cnta. =. g..
Tow ling Green. New York
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ciramtcais an0 Railroads.

DAILROAD TICKETS
III to al points at reduced rltes al 23S Broadway N@
WILLIAM CALL IT.. AGENT
A LBANY BOATS-"PeOpe's Linc."-DREW
~ and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier Al. North River
tot Of Canat every week day connecting with
poln North and West Freight received unuI uus OF
damn M
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DtD "Dr LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

tOR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLO, CURACoA AND
49, MARACAIBO
From Pier 80 East River ~. :.
VALEN(IA A.
PHI LA DELPHI
>.
ne AMERICAN STEAMERS specially built for the
trade have very superior accommodations LOT
mi To noon on Tue uHys tuo
steamers sail VIII be duly forwarded proVins nS az ~
closed m envelopes OF GcnOmnauon slmcIcht "
cyr tho nit states postage OF cents per hali-Ouhce
f HonnITGTWS BIS a. bXLIETT General Managers,
bOOhiO-'' D1''' - ~ $50 Pearl st.
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I'OR RFRlITlJA

EOR BERMUDA. -
WEEKLY STEAMERS
ELEGANT OF the Quebec steamship
uaI,. TRINIDAD and OH ,Ot @. will be dispatched
fVi:lN THURSDAY from Ncw.lorN and bermuda.
.trinoco" from New YORK April 2 Excursion $50
1850 for passage. information, Sc. appg to
\. J.. ITEi,BI;IGI. & 60. Agents, 81 Broadway
WORLD IRNNEI COMPNsG. sO7 broadway.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
X Between Ncw- York AMI lGlvra
Company Per new No A. North River foot Ot MortO1.GL
- ~ DoI- ts.tn.~.. W cdnc day e. - a
NOKMANlIf FTaugt nj. Mrluc-diy oct. ~ o.
CANADA. de hCI-tIi.C Wet. oct. *, a
IAERA bOl; TctirT d'ftpu'crivr we'd Nov. T. %.
Cabm by plinde ItOdr gilrs ani ~. Smol f5I
Checks plyiDo ~ "a suit tho BInl1,
1Tnusatlantiqur uf 'arIA
LOUIS DE BEB;AN. Agent 40. u Bowling Grs,L
BKANC.i OFFItr.. l.lIU u.OADMAh.
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ALL FARES REDUCED.

A Ii FARES REDUCED.
BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.
SrONGNGTON LINE INSIDE ROl re-. ,..
StcaTers Pier 30 y. r.. one block above
ana daily except sundays IL new tram win
INN; chairs between steamers landing anu
Boston WItDOdt charge.
f. " rOPPLE General Passenger Agent
PROVIDENCE L. r for freight only. Steamers Nashua
and rcquot leave Pier 30 y r. foot Warronst daily at
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Ocean Gtedmers.
(NUNARD LINE.
~ NOTICE." LANE ROUTE" ...-.
FROM NFW.YORK TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENS


~ NoTIcE-"I LANE ROUTE" -
FROM NFW.YORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
AA'N'- $780, TOWN. .,,,,
FROM PIER No. 40 NORTH RIVER, oo. ..
AURANIA Satufuly, ~. ~,
FTRU SatuIuS, ~ II m
SERVIA...-. Ga m
GAILIA SatuluH ~ Va" III
ann massage 500 $50 and 800. lDtermediate s51 lam
Sieerage tickets and from al parts o. uLQpe ~ "
' VERNON II. BROWN 81 co" Agents
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN1S
/ LINES FOR CALIFORNIA SANDWICH ISLAt ND2'
JAPAN CHINA. NEW-IEALAND. AuSlltALlA, SH1''
TRIAL AND SOUTH AM ERICA AND MEXICO
From New York. pier foot Canll-st. ~
4 80 s,huius OF Gdhamh'
NPI sails I ues. Oct. 81 noon
Connecting Central "a South America ana Meh''e
From san Francisco. 81 an Br lnn HI st+
For Japan and China - 49,. -, q - m
CITY OF RIO DEJA IL sails Saturday: ,,c, %, T. M
For HONOLULU. NEW.ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA
AUS1i,AIlA sails saturday oct ~, .; IN,
arrival Of LOnlOn m dis at san frdhcSc,. cou-
For freight and general Information Apply ~ NV
pany's office the pier foot Canal'st. " H.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The Department having announced that ~ naS
made satisfactory itself for the conveyance
o. all outward bound foreign mails and no ARRANGEMENTS
having been made by the department with the Pacnc Nall
steamship Ompany this company heleY tVes nOtlcc av
on and ls Of october next II VIII not receive W my
s steamers offices any letters except SUN S
gre with which the company has coh
tracte 10 carry mails and except such az ea
The cargo on b1ar. which latter II narSed On Sill
III SITTSS OF "CONSIGNEE'S LETTERS" VIII be re-
~ IL. j. BULLAY. SupeuntendeLt
n.p,y YoRK Sent II. 1855 e. NJ. y >. CO.
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,TARIFM RIVER BRANCH

HARLEM RIVER BRANCH .,o. -
III NEW.YORK NEW HAVEN AN ID HARTFORDh X;
Trains leave Harlem River station, corner l35 st anu
,nconaye near Brid5e acrOs arle RIVER
reached by Third Avenue Elevated Railroad da except
SUNDAYS at 6i5, 1jp 9;l0 1000 1888 n m, Z!O 900.
4a0 40 g. 40 and 500 for Port Motifs Casanova
Oak Point. Hunts Point, Wesi Farms an Net "ese
CaStar Timpsons Chester Pelham Ba7 BartoY (Cly
island Pc ham Manor and NewRoche e. cJnnecunR az
New Rochelle for all poi ts ON the ID IN nc OF
tho NewYork New Haven and Hartford ai,osd mSTo
limo and Air Divisions; Newt sna3n Mdd Clown,
tItan and Sned Branches and Boston and all points
East. . ..,,- .., -, n,or,oat. % e,a
tions a i2:lO a. IN. iaily except MOnd lys;, a..
sunday trains New. Rochelle and Hll hleTmeuIatesa
zion, nj 200 $50 tho latter iran cOnneclny
at lie with trains TO Grand cent? aepo' anu
Stamford ----------
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trains leave drpoi foot Cortlandt and Debroses ss
- s.l1a m 4 3tO and y. m. FOR Fa ton, Peth chem,
Allentown Reading. Mauch hunk. Glen summit Wnkes
harre Towand Waverly ithaca Geneva Lyons hunao ana
he West Pullman through coacles run daily Local IRA ns
~ m and $40 D. M Eastn Bethlehem ana CopIay
u" Trns leaving az 10 a. M l. and $50 connect for all
ponts in Mahonoy azctOn coal regions sunday Tram
leaves for Mauch Chunk and HazetOn. S:lO a. m
General Eastern Oice No. 23j BroadTay:r,> n ID .
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MADISON-ANE.

Mrs ROBERTS and Miss WALKERS English and French
Bav School Young lies and Little Girls VIII reopen
TUESDAY September %
No HOME study fOr pupils under fourteen
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE OLDEST ROUTI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-12
Hnsirnttlou.
For Young Ladies-Cit1.
ME FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,

THE MISSES ROGERSS English, French
and German School for Young Ladies and Children ZIG
IHes th.st SEM al
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gu5irnttlcit.
For Young Ladies-Country.

NYACK SEMINARY Tor girls limited num-
~ bersi thorough training; delightful homei enc hour
from Y. ADDRESS Nra IMOGEN BERTHOLF, Principal
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-05-07

MUTIERINGs of dissatisfaction, growls of
discomfort, and threats of vengeance are
heard in all parts of the Democratic camp
concerning the course of President Cleve-
land with reference to the question of civil
service reform. The hungry horde of Office
seekers cannot be calmly put aside without
creating good deal of contention and dis
satisfaction. There is no question but the
spoils hunters have the sympathy of the
leaders of the Democratic party, let them
suppress or disguise it as they may, and this
feeling is largely shared by the great mass of
their followers. The storm is gathering, and,
while it may possibly be depressed for some
time yet, it will break forth on the assem-
bling of the next congress, if not before.
President Cleveland, if he continues on in
the course he appears to have marked out, is
quite likely TO find it "a hard road to travel"