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Geaibers.

I BEST TEACHERS Tutors end Govern
n Implied without charge TEACH EiS registered
iTee Many Nacaucle, Form for stamp, y. D. AVERY,
AmelicHn school Bureau, West i4tb-st ~ \.
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ ACENCY Hnpyhes Professors IolcAeTI IuioTa G0s-
ULCcsts eic, tC cClese, schools and Families ApIy -
Mhs. MI YOL Nd-FULIoN. - Unon sqlara
4 RELIABLE selection of school circulars for
~ parents and guardians Teachers tutors g0vernes-e
piled MIRIAM COYEIhKE, g. J.. l7th st, bcL B'wy
and 4th-age.
4 YALE graduate, an experienced and sue
IA ccssu tutor with tho best refeTences desires post
ton as private tutor Address X. NJ. tribune Once
EXPERIENCED TUTOR, graduate OF Column
~ bia desires pupils during the summer months English
branches classics m9teacs students prepared Tor
college coached IN backward subjects satisfactory refer
spee Address IL. y. Co. Tribune OmcA
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Dressmnkins.

nRkSSMAkER wishes n few customers by
~ the day. A. H.. Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1888 Bwav
nRESSMAKER. By a thorough drcssmaker,
II whose specially IL fine Gtng wisho caslomersi
would 10 the country furnish Address
AIEkICAN. Tribune Upto-n ONCE. LIS broadway.
nRESSMAkING.- dressmakcr wishes
~ few customers b. the day Address 4. O. "a,
Tribune Uptown ONCE 1888 Broadway
nRESSMAKlNG. - BY frst-class Dress
- maker will go out by the day highest references
Address u, Tribune Uptown Once, l,33o broadway.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.


n v-VoHg. VIEW HAVEN hND I1APTF I'D r. <.
lrars lrff. y .i I-fNr station. cOtnr1 80 e., aA1
Lincona;e neag Ti Agogs lIlt across Harlem aver
sundays ~ 49, 10 ll), 70 l. IS DO 1, lO, J5 80
Funrs Point. West IarUf. \1n Nesl, NDrt Chester,
Timpeona ny Chrstor lpo'sm lefl barlow .C.y
I-antl. Pelham Manor and Ne Rochelle rrrtiug 40
NcwRochele VITA trains for OF points on the msn Hoe y
tn Nru-f Ntt, Sow frlu and Hartford Ast road SA0io
I'ne RrI A g." Divisions. New Canaan htiilctown
H""-Lrtsn lli oulct 8rcAc8' aud hos aud al points
best
Midnight train for Scg Rochelle and III intermediate
tons 90 i1.lt a. l. daiF, except Mondays.
sunday Cor cr.-le.le -ll an Intermediate STA
lions af j. noon al $3.50 i' .n-fsi TRAIN culusci4A5
Sew Jchco WIKI Nay trains 10 brand Central Dc yo aud
STANFORD
ArEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
= rRs, g.. u. NOhlHAM ANOC ~ INbNiAL. leave
pccz slip. Pier 40 D.. a. nj tnt II D. M t~undlvs
eLcsita colnecng at Newliayon Win special trains Tor
y .tl t. f p 49, of 'iN'f -, a. II "a =,
Tickets 10 and baggage ChfcAof 20 Al BIO twiy. y,
=. a1l i.st. lrllyn. Ike ls.JA ID Nc" iIas IA AID
return. "a 3D..
DOpULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and
re rhsr-Au raN t,on Grand Central Depot. Ilieo
express iruh ll f-ullf orc rtcd) 10 to-io or o. M,
ID iai,rc' q c.o4. a-d y. 80. g" t palace sieev
Z. w. FOPPLE, al gent.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.
PIIT-HrKs. PENN. inuc !. 1886.
BONDS FOR sINkING IUN -.

PIT-u re PENN. Juno !. 1886
BONDS FOR SINKING FUND.
Pennsyv company per cent bons to ho amount OF
on. hundred thHIe1iI hun it. ana my re
dollars lj5 Dc viii be ufchn4 July j. $3.50. an i
agency Of the company The Nafionl CIV Bank Of NcW-
CifrnuIc. loving sion %, iic mortgage
sealed proposals. tho -9c such bonds VIII be re-
cot "a Inc agency lr+t p1-tg fcunsgNa Com
rnyl City OF ew "rt or hoio" the a' pIlui %
M time ~ sh purchase and bonds OF rcd az te
lowest pIlcc but not exceeding Tho nut pfccrp. IN tne
mortgage. vii o. plea aui lid for rh".lu DpnnS ~
caef offered the PRICE The uumbcr o,
h0ns taken fr, shli Pc rata basis. nf ncaY
hands og.I ef - $50. J.. DAVIDSON,
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DYE SEMINARY, Rye, New-Y York.
Afrs. 6. J. LTVH
.",'HE Ems" Springf,ll, Mass. Family,
Iay lnl NaIs sell9l3 r i'A Pr 14sG Ae2l- &c.
f..ssCa 81 oe 1t ~ tu. 10 COu!.n 3.
J. ISIS PUL1fH A. CHAMPNbH Prnc'pus
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL and Wellesley
w Preparatory formerly Madame oon entsl Boarding
School ior Young Ladies' Goth va, commences sept
Prepares ior any College Lest AsrAoiois 4or circulars
MISS ADA NJ. SMITH Principals -
MI.o Z. j.. RIO IAItDa,) Germantown fIi-iia
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

~ ~ rs 4 R r z co Le ,. s,,,. WEST
snOH1 Or IHE WotLDFAftD uUD41N RIVER.
AEllND p NIrfrfIf. NF ca o.. KILL NOUS iAlH-,
San Lh'tGh BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF The
On end after Na IL lssG trains viii leave West i2L
S. 7il' on o. '.' ,.., I'D, ,, st,,,o torr,,s,
NORTH river 30 minutes crer imam from loot OF ~es9
Drfo.- and Chicago, -.'oVt u. GOO, -slop LII Shoppers
~. Loa.s. -o.ol, a:lo p. m Shoppers through
Auaao io..cs'ci' IS penn. Oh. Bridge .a4s4r. Fails -
Uuca .uH - D. ."-e $3.50. li2o Anp 300. $40 pm.
lI.-,t. o 800, so and 900 D. p. Kingston
-aueertics ana Albany 10, 40 9SJ l1.26 l %,
500. 3 10 p' d .a..o lt.,,o mn, ,.,, ...,,
Cmus.oA.. '.i ... ana -, ,i'e 20 40 '.l9
> For son,i1.' ant canada l-ast COOP. m,
liano4 London ,3 BE - oVO' ''l1 p H. 1olo"'o'
.pirT. iDAiy eXocpt saturday other trains daily except
.c.e,. time tab, 49, parior sleeping acconol.
tif1 or information, apply at oiccs. BroolJn
100, q tgi,l T.. Now-Yo,.x Guy 3el. ~, ~
hroli way 80 r, y, @"vy ~ Tort var ,yetf',fyt
Mcst 4't--,' "lt t"'' ol S.L 49,, , fr, -
''H''A HTNtY M9NETr
Wander 'l ava General Passenger AGENT
nr>.qvr v,VF.p,U Moan
On I'D sttor My =. 1888.
CIT IaoHA tISa
AND uNIIED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Ten feT or go va -''' sos '41 O'''''' ''''
Cers taed, ~. ., :. aal p ID. ally NovY,rk
vne,S-1ort ToSt iiaysr . = n g e Cory AMI Erie
a. d. NJ. counectns ~ Cory for Ttussile Petroleum
". .iIi1,iss.o,. a m. s25p ~. and 70 night
Ba',rere Va.Sir-t,n. sni e .ath LEuitod Washing
80 r-fo, y si w. m feyii, ai 80 500 aad 10
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4 -CIECULAB5 or SCHOOLS. with Ie-
~ L.hlr iiIoimetion. iI,e. r.ucu i,p postage
H. a -Il. An .cAoO IL eau " rai itu-st n. ,.
X EAST G5TH-ST.
Es} MISS CiII~H )LNS SCHOOL IOR GIRLS
Harvard lTcJ,I4Lo.g Class ST. Boys --a'5-~
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1IISS II. c. LANE-puph Cf Prof. Otto
w stz UOtal Academy. Notwithstanding 10 remain
in he Gil, dufins tAc Summer WOud Lk lcw yu.4Sin oil
pa ming or water cc'os sp'cip Aca3 -'Icm lie OF pJi
traits otoyrspls me- c.In also lu Hover PANT
lag ANA sullll.. erln- m1lerdIe cat or arlr. 81
1 west
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Gin iJroptrlp {or Sale.


ATTENTION Is CALLED 10 those o.es'nt
: lIst0. Ass houses, 20 - LIDO. oO.s Afs2 81
premises tOO"neI. T. ~ -'. b. ''-
COR sALE.-A large property IN the swamp
= ''-'"0'' ''' 'TUL&ND& wHIlING. nocsnan-'t
fNOR SAT.E.-Fivc elegant and thOIo -liy
finished houses. 7istst.. Nos as 20 80 "e-' ' '
ave. ole LloC4 iIDu. elevated station. '
II !rflloI .Ld C2tCtE fafie-' u. 90. H.. ..,
r-cferatc. viCf ficn 1870 q ie. 1'f' 10 80
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REAL ESTATE,
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

There were only two auction sales Of an Y i'm,
por.ance tho Real Estate Exchange Yesterday rhs
De Kay offered. prsing three story aod
basement house tho west side OF Sackm.n-aye I'm
the suburbs OF Brooklyn near Ataatic-ays Auctonesr
James Blocker sold the property Tor $500 70 " O,.
borne Auctioueer william Kenney cold five story
brick houses. Nos. i3i and 433 West sxtcentst tho
houses rent for S400 each year AMI caused
bic competition the part of spectators on tho
G0or the frat parcel sold No 49, price ran Nd
in bids OF 800 70 sl5500 whom +. J. EciIaan came
owner; bidding more spirited for No. 49, and
MI Neiman who xious TO obtain tho parcel had
y $4,000 making the sale Tor the dAy ag@.essto
$4,000 -. VI Seaman sOlf NJ ancii0u:
400 shares vev.York Central and Hui'on River nv "a,
G8s. 100 shares Union Pscinc KY AZ $40.
zoe 200 shares East isr1 az n ia y y % a. per cent
Central and Hudson Riler ~ co.
20 az 81 81 per snare. '''"'"s
A the auction es sales drop Of THE attendance A. 10
brokers meeting Increases and me number AMI
Of the and offers attracts general attention.
There was demand yeserday AZ ne brokers meeting
twenty-five niles Of New-Yors and half mite from a
station IN exceed $4,000 also twoor four p's
able for tenementhOuses. between Ibily-.Onrtl al
Fifty-nnth sta. AMI Eighth and lo1'h ave.; no Hum
sized plot well located. 70 cost from $4,000 %
100000; house and III Ia l1e t"snty-thiri or
+ venty fourth wards, and a dwelling good
neighbOrhpOd I'm exchange for country ea' near no
city. price from $4,000 20 @'10'p tbe house 70 -
twenty twenty-five iret front Tore w~s geDt 'lp-
ply % BON cty and ontotio"n li'l.i. IL. ~ .'ts
in Fifty-rinihst betwecn Md 80" AMI Fourth syes,
2OI5OxlOO was offered for S16J0oi foar twa-sforY
brick Lousos IN Van HsrG-s ,e. NY ' 100
Fi'tvSourfh ST., for 1900 nc res ience property
at Monclar Hor.h - ,VoJ, % OK .,- ''' ~" go
25xs3 be- woan Ninth AMI TcHtf ayes. below ! itf-
nntn.st Tor $1,000 pe': .2st' Do, N, 9,,
o.. 900 umhorcd land Ia Heraiin'f anh 1nl.og
acres Portchester. y y for $4,000 4 co,tage an
onc-haf acre. az North oFt J. !, tr s.''JyO @nou,
si 'pn gor &c 800 pd hS.e & res At Freecx,
Nd. in high state Of cultivation.
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TOR Boys and Young Men-country
SUMNER HOME SCHOOL.-hnd, careful
II training moderate chars city fel4rences too c.n,
ROYs and YOUNG MEN privately ht,cd Tor
aiae S' o ,cT '''--'I.' iil6iiN1 stoICnas5 .s.
ENLMWOOD SCHOOL FOR HONN.-At Mil
eh 81 D sons S oc W. S 10 q' o Sqaatse,
1I,ieUly uis school A"oi'h-t NA Va NOW j. 0upe
NRFEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, \. j.
u "a VIE yisH sad ai '5 10Y ri b, Ei p.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
{ Worcester Mass 3ist year begins sept -, 1881
C.. METCALF. a. NJ Sugsnatendent
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
LAwnEvCr SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
Courses 49, Ci, nsnecuns. Chemistry. N+'u4ai History
Mathematics anG Physics.
Fcrp1ruculars address the
DEAN Of THE IAWhENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
Cambridge, Mass
EEMPSTEAD INSrlTUUE.-A BOARDING
scnOc iog boys. AZ iaenps'oaA i"h7 Island ~ 4
StNNfn school
lro Juno . 10 sartc'o.l Iveaiy eyea year 1e-'5
scr. cubsr -. 1896. Calaiogne on appiicsii1n
UENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester ecs,iy bmlcineS lloToush instruction, a
60 A-iA~, sG 5o AffE1PH,o;" i'4 HS..
pECTORY SCHOOL. uamdcL. COnn.-lOr
school systcm extensive eIolncs gymnasium boat house.
DOCKLAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ia HUDoDN iIeyalstoy All JGsiBess ior gcnl' men
graduating oour5e Tor adci' iwove teacAefs fnel at
''''' :. il. HANIsTlR A. 81. Principal
GUNNER SCHOOL,
- At mo place in country
j. HAsBfOcCK A. NJ. Ncv-Erun sw-ck y J.
TRINITY COLLEGE, HARTFORD, CONN.
ENTRANCE EXANINATIONS.
Examinations 0r admission to TIE freshman Class VII be
hcldat no , a-t 4Gfl-si. Vow losA ity follows
Moncav, Iune a. . D III. Greek
TUESDAY June -. $50 - IN. A!-tnia : N latin
Wednesday June o. $3.50 n Arithmetic and Geometry;
q english
Candidates admission must have completed their IT.
trcu wear ana bring Testimonials Oi good moral character
catalogue C.ufaIlug s.tcLfns % examination
Tain ta application 10 c l4e-!nfui Of IT, a. DoAc
Hartford. COln tOT iuglff llfl rna ton a.Ilr 90
EEANkLIN II. tOWLhl. 80 est 5bthe y. Y.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave from Cha r5.s. ~ta On Tor tnglcwOol
Tenafv C'ostcr splrSI and Nvdck 80 i5p $50 }) and
1l;3Oa 1913. 32 :, go. 5:2p $40 $50 = l0jD
j midnight unioys $50. 900 n. and p. ni.
NanueL ~nrng Valley. NOnser tut IilWl14. no
800. 800 4.JJ $50. p H. sundays 35)l No. p
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AETNA IS TIE WONDER
OF the l9tn century. al or address
AETNA CO.. - 9Th ave. y. \
Drsiress Chautes.

ENILLLEASf OR SELL.-An undivided half
~ ofthe old stewart gold mine. IN HaFfeye ,iiras
District in ca. CO.. All ullfcceo utci unity T. a
party wish means. or WHO en- Pm pool Or WORKING ~
Winch pro nth lIse le.u'na on sl n"esfmont For
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Gin i)ropcrtn 0aHic0.

CTORES NANlED.-ln p0pulouS d'S,rcl ::
y Nnsth, N least fO.i 100 feet. MI s'e pr tern ~
vso-s AMY TO rlfE NpNT iWFSi DRESS kh 'hff
AND Ia Nd co, Las Broa way. CITY.
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RnooNLYN rRorEnIl

5o5x02; r. Woman. ......-... .....---.-.. f22t9o
Bg a.. Berc@siS Noi. g 70.
wof At.antics'e, Y-oi i'E-lV -- '''''..''''' 80
rrcoRprDREALEs rArE rRASsFEi'--V. =. DTrK
me iopoir sn,gs ID, or s.4,i ,..is'.'''' rss,,5I
j IL, registers oioo today
io4th.sr. : l5o # oi loti-ave 06Noolii Vim
SaTg @' q, W" 70 y go. ''l ii oi.oaa
wife ia j. cus'aan ~ a. as irt'r 81 ..--- $40
ZANE I, 2. 'ge .Gffr ~ .,'hsr ir,. -x2.1
ae i0 = alley and eif. ID 81 3 .o'....---.-- 1900
b,s,crr o2o : 10 " 1000
S-",''' ; !, l oSi ~ " D. 800
l-i IN io' ' N Q o. 1900
go. ~ 'S2i e . ne 5iisye. .2c1rs0 sJzl-
nr she ~ IalrissIa ...... .-..--..
4lci; and $50 wa'erst - o. o, Aoatg,n-
e~y.-f. Noa-YerS - sx5e j. Ia7 in. o-e'ur'.
l'', i,1 70 S2i & %t i,1'' F'onrsa ami 600
''' n po ID ~ q r johnson 1850
r s,n:a ..5...', Z l,d-v (, Z i.., -
Ein-cia p.acens. 50 q " o, Gt'naoi re- -'T' .,
-e.b1--t 5'orro, lrt-,.,,, air.n tos.of
20 9l- lit gili. J 20 ,,,a-i ,o PaIfr 5000
'n., e.4 "a. g,,. same /. -. 1888 1888
'o'-,- u.s. 81. l'o' " o. .'' levy s2-5
8aa stns ooiteof gthava i9Eio.- n Deey' o.o,,
~ TO T. murray 49, .e, IL ..--,-' -.o-f-.,
s32v75x-i.- 10 FL zee .n' r,'d. a-9.itia65 H .,
f4urf|tg Ir. t-t.|'
ohe o,yysd, 3, 5Inb mo- " q y rurs. ...... 2l.ooO
li' w fa rI A ,ntn5,y... .......... 1000
18Th sn ., viz, + i 30 + ,sr 10000
WllIan-s. % -" tA'.t.. Ar.''Ao'- n 'l'-''
ami wi 4, 10 " Tao ls -.---.--. --. ..--.-----
S'nI' ,oE. 'o' o.. .'.', D. ~, C50,)
Coks "a L oni -. -. X 81. n ~ iesn.l.s lla
wife Z N4e' fnf aulfil0 .------- -'i'
''ns i e. -, y" , so' i,r.,,.. . 05o.O
I''i,'9 o '' n n XXI, 49,. 1850 1900
le.-ave. ut fltI-s -. x ] N-uI-ff- riV'k
T. So Iucs '-'".'
III -,"VSoIeIi I'M. ........... 1900
iO0lF -, - 40, % WE 20 III an,i $50
.t-4t ID 81 OIL fii sy.. . xlu--i SACKS
sul vile ruulczc a-o 4nJ. lef 1871
lttl,, = : lei o. -'A'- l'o' " ''''-' 49," vic lQool
o-ast Elm d e, st5 Tu'.-'- 2i.2.9
oC.lva. 121 u % u IN n irI.e sd. lO 'xi2li D
ktrbr SIC fIfN-'
same property a fcluil7. ani vie t1 tl.flY-
5Sth--t. - -1 ~ 81 of otl-age l3Nl'.-3. G Bell -.
Ioier.o. % # b. aii l-,--J
7-dst =. 10 ~. 0f -fh-aFc. lpl.i'-.-i g. # kerr
aud wife o. Mlr-ir.t 'rts fJfl.-. ---..-.-.
Leg nI5.s .'s ', a. bier $500
IDdrre .,l.I.s-ar 20 ua q John o n f. 3D. ftl
N.2JA; iaaaila N ANAr-s ~ AiA 'ti,e nee
ll3t..st = 100 "a of ifh ave. 25xl .ll, etAi.t
and vito " gtier rulAu -4,J-v
llcfl.-sf n s. Z = 10 G-'.lre iuvl |lIi. I.oas $1,000
Kupatrcs sud vito to D. A Nc.,ar .......... l'loJ
5Sth 81 n - \ 70 oi UilsFe l3oNltuS / a. tpe o,
10 Hato L G. Murphy --------...- ----------.- '''Vo
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TROY BOArs-CIrIzENs' LINE.

steamers CITY OF TROY ard sAPATOeA ea7s Pix
~, North RIVER loot 81 t.stophert. oaiv except Sa n
day ri o :. IA sunday steamer touches II AD-n.
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Guctlou Ga.e5 ot Nta. CsiI.e
UCTION SALE AT ROCKAWAY BEACH.
- Cottages Lots 80 tHc aside
Grand chance piOufiJie vOsfel. ou the pi'W.'-,
al Acpuuo a.aliJ OcTeel tne Ui- ho, dad to HcAslA'
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE ij. AT 81 r. u.
TWO TEN.LOJ ~. NEWLY LLl4I 80 r. APl',
o. lt.iura IS cr ffOntl-f go .il.ite .ly
lnuDeillfe pO-s '.sol.
ABOUT FORTY tItti LOTS,
RO,kavay Be1ah. $500
sale posfiye rain o She highest bidder riIfol5
fcseiVaOn. Ite norrec ana gllftitt 20 Df .oif .
ifio Guaranty rrlst 81 81 iiHct ~, Nc' fofN'
without expense ~ Drrchl-"rf
"f9 IIfT,,,It CO RAJ. f-f ir~ orFv p.
II Clsu'c-' o.. Nc"-iork
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Diui0eno Noiicss.

lJiui0en6 Noiic:s.
Cr,,rRA1 r. X. CO. oP NEWT EGssY. }
lle IIHFlilr sr.. NFv-fl TX june y. i-'p.D
DONGOT InAIFD MORTGAGE COZ fDNc,
~ dus January so 49, viii D. gln on ife'eni 'i'1
}. ~. WATSON. lr..s,tter
O.rCG ~ rrE rntpD or nfR'lnri
svrgfcty FvrRr-4 toFPfTY,
NEw-N oHE. Nay 90. 1876.
1erg have f.. ll dec aiei div tanI o. Three Io'n
l.e p.r share payable tL' lsl dry o.. iuy rrNf t
lnIiT VIII Doe lsef rom NO ' i.l' 8" '
ID Day Of July next. Iiy order n t.c B 'trl - 49,. $1,000
d. n. kNArR fccrci 9r7.
TIE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
! ls5 BrlaCvt New YORK. 7 age 10. s--
ztTH DINIpi$u. - - ......
- quartz u giF.i Lln4 ''-f b. d ~ l'ti'. ~
Ycr t'at .n flc M 7foc - tif cnl ~ ln' ta cay
boon dee aIed. payable ga Thur Stay. July . ~ go . d,
Thc tfau.tC Di1fs Viii hf clnso on t1-lr JJn' IT, or =
ococ4 p. lL. and opnd on irtay July t. 10 ~ cck
a m. n H. = i'.A'
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nea. Cstcie Asfa.s.

Tor Country and City Property on or ne.r no
4 Hudson River 60 ol send 10 J'N IA" Di'N
son. Real Estate Agent fOushAe' is.' ~ l.
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pueiness propcrtl to- 81, si} y Ett
TEO LET-Stores - Fuiton-st., - beck
"'N" ''' ''' KjI.XNO q wHIrtSe, nee~na.
'E'O LET.-Lofts or Beckman Fulton Ann,
I'~I~'0'N X I.t sI . : MHITI, g. ReoTr.a p.
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prookInn Ilrorerin Wlnle0.

xSrANTED.-A small house. with stable aud
~ from iva Ia fonr lots IN ia, suDG..s OF Et1uN sn
Address y. :. H., lllJAlt Nl,. ~" t'tH'
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intOrsefDy phyNc'ans. cicrgYmon
AETNA g ast Z sr, ssaslsi,I.
AETNA CO.. IS 5th-1ve.. n. Y.
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sxw-l ORR. thursday. June 10. 1885,

The following bushes. trinsste ~ the xclangs Al
Auction loon tD-iay:
m within Ffnncih n.
. bsorv buildings wlih pot Of land. SOS f5i lrd
49, west .olh-gt, 900 Il q q. l'.Hr4f-. 3 I- 49,
40 -xg1. ! Mfwan. 'f2,f
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ALBANY BOATS. "PeOple's LineD
"a DREW aud DEAN RICHMOND.
Leave Pier Al n. r. foot canas. dey Suadays eHceptcD
atop.
Connecting a, Albany ioI all points North and West.
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.


DAY LINE
- 80 OLD POINT COMFORT, Norfolk Va. ard souh.
Leave VI Penn Il. r. $3.50 p. ParJr Baltimore
thence Palace errlyns at Oh point n.
NcT1o1 A. IN. Is. V. rOAPhLSs. oapl PAss. Agent
Tro4Ts-av -. Y
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flats ano Rooms GO cci.

HANDSOMELY and fully furnished h4''
= IN the central Pars ipartments Juno 10 o 'cs' "
''O' w. 1''J fDIAR LEAYCRAfT La Br''"'f-
x,IpcAvT APARTMENTS FOR BACH.
T. tTorIs F,fh-a,e corner S2ts, rrc-pIccf 1uipf
i,r ~ AM piCAN SAWS DEPOSIT COMPANY inc"
location IN tho city.
ELATS and apartments. furnished ana IN
t,rnshed AZ reduced rents in Az parts % tio slN
Eoi',OM EitOrHEK,. 5S .ast lstl St hrN nlv'---
MODERATE RENTS. 49, single ilats s S,.ars
MI ocJ a. ,ht large roo'us all improvements ei.l N,sI
.'.,,tnn natural ground only renned famiNes
no children h'0' ~ =. = -
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PROVIDENCE LINE.-For Providence, Wor-
1 cestcr r hem Sew England end White Mountain
ponts stualoIs i.AJdo island ind
iler % y. r.. Caiiy except sunday ~ o.
f. W. PUPPLf. Gen. Pas Agent.
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AETNA RESTORES EYESIGHT
Etcamboais nnb Railroads..
4 -bOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.

I = Wsth I'M, 'nstII TIT. 'HF II
STDNI LINE. INSIDE ROUTE.
Steamer from rs North Riyor. block
above Ganalsi 900 o. daily except Sundav; new
with parn Tfciung chairs between steamer $
.udinr and Boston without charge.
| i. W. POfPLE. GenorAl Passcnger AGENT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16
CANADIAN IMPUDENCE.
Maine Fishermen will Lay their Cases BE
fore the British Minister.

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Representative
Boutelle of Maine has received the follow
ing reply to his request that the state de-
partment give immediate attention to the
statement teegraphed from PASSPORT that
American boats were driven away from st.
Andrews, n. B.. Friday by the Dominion
cruiser
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, July 10.
TO Hon. &. 4. BOUtCUC:
Dear Sir Il have just received your
telegram stating you had despatch from
PASSPORT Me, that American boats after
herring or sardines, at St Andrews, n
b., were driven away by the Dominion
cruiser "Middleton,' with an announce
ment that no American boats will be al
lowed to take herring for any purpose,
and to this you invoke the immediate at
tention of tins department. On June ?
last you drew my attention TO
a similar threat of interference
with the purchase of small herring
for canning as sardines, from
Canadian waters. On the same day
| made representation of the alleged
threats to the British minister at this
capital, and drew his attention to the al
legged violation of lawful commercial in
tercourse between British subjects in
Canada, and United States citizens. | was
in hopes that further interference with
recognized and legitimate trade would be
prevented, but will again address the
British minister upon the subject. It will
assist materially in all such cases of alleged
violation of commercial rights if ac-
curate and full statements of all
the facts in each case are procured
and forwarded to this department, ac-
companied by atlidavits. \ great deal of
loose rumor and sensational statements
would be thus disposed Of, and tangible
basis be laid for claims for compensation
byiniured parties. r. f. BAYARD.
Mr. Boutelle has teegraphed to East
port requesting that full, accurate and
sworn statements of the Interference com
planned of be forwarded to the depart
ment of state.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16
DID HE KILL HER !
AUTHORITIES IN A OUONDARY OVER
MRS. FUCKERS DEATH.
Did Her Husband Murder Her to Avoid
Being Convicted of Bigamy The Hus-
band of Three Wives-He Prac-
tically Gives Himself Away.

DOVER, n. H., July 12-George A Tuck
er was arrested here to-day on the charge
of bgamy. He is the party whose wife
died here Saturday from an overdose of
oil of tansy. He took her body to North
Andover, Mass, last night for interment,
and is so poor that the undertaken had to
pay his fare to Andover to 90 with the
body. He left his furniture and
tools as a guarantee for payment. When
Tucker left this city with his dead
wite's body he had not the slightest notion
of going to North Andover. The body was
taken off the train at North Audover and
left in the depot all night, Tucker getting
off at some other depot. The body was
placed IN IA receiving vault to-day by the
selectmen. At first it was thought he
was only wanted on one case of bigamy,
but there are two women living who claim
him for their husband. Since fuckers
unsavory conduct became known here
many think he caused his wife
to drink an overdose of oil Of tansy to get
rid of her. Before boarding the train
last evening he told Undertaken Ward he
believed if Il man married "A second time
while his wife was alive, and the second
wife died before he was arrested, he could
not be convicted of bigamy. If this is what
he really believed it is argued he had the
idea in mind of killing his second wife.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16
BANK NOTES.

Ottaquechec Savings bank of Wood =
stock held its semi-annual meeting We'd
nesday and voted a dividend of - per
cent The assets of the bank are s323,
9slO3 and liabilities, due depo.itors 1906
42s q, leaving a surplus of S27 boz 70. l..
o. Greene, Crosby Miller and G. II. Max
ham We're elected auditors for the ensu-
ing six months.
The First National bank of St Johns
bury declared semi-annual dividend of
three per cent ON Monday and passed $1,000
TO surplus account and the Passumpsic
savings bank declares semi-annual divi-
dend OF "a per cent Thursday and carries
$1,000 to surplus account
The First National bank of Orwell, paid
a regular seml-aunual dividend of Ave per
cent ON the first day of July. The Yer
mont Investment and Guarantee compa-
ny also paid "A dividend of five per cent
July l.