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ERIE HALLWAY. now known as the MY, ,
Through trains leave 23s and Chamberss stations e. sane
hour. local iraIns leave 23d-st station fifteen inmates
Ca m.-Dalv except sundays Day Erpress Bnret Draw
Baaaio sieepna Coaches HoSnel.viIs to cncnnst
tp. m.--Dailv Chicago and IT. louis limited" soid
rny ap q Day sn@ esrs .n G0ssafs e
Noextrl charge for fast time
RnTalo suspension BRIDGE tho only Puiman
coach ronts between New York "nd Toronto
Coaches Blngbamton Buffalo Niagara Falls Gin
s%% is 400 $50 ~ c 5 500 s
az "a ;fs & rs lSc 4s sI odU ,e sg9SHay::
pse1ss" %%s 5?c 80 c.o 1920, zoo Zoo GscS ;s.
$40 1000 i2 "a i46 4:lo $3.50 TAB 900 1890
so N .c tsc s Ga s &c. ssS 60 1893 s
SUNDAYS 9lb a $40 $40 900 D. m, o.ao aso ,.oo
fg sS ~ s ~ d ls2oa ni 90 d"s
Sundays 645, $40 lo;2oL las. 4;i5 $780, 800 1880
warwick 300. lO2ua M 1900 m sundays54o m.
MoncelIo 300 w. 2;. 70 q ~ n ss, 400 $50 AMI
6OJ D. m SUNDAYS s3Oa m: and 600 N ,,a
Montgomery Rond, uf and Kingston 4io 1904 n 80" -
sc m s%n b%nm sSc 200 M 1901 saai,y
Goshen 45 BIB 75O 200 lo3o $40 80 40 So5 o
100 $50 m. sundays o'io $50 io|" "' '''''
Mi1ct sE ia5 s45 1850 900 1920 $3.50 "a s95
n m The 900 T. m train .toD, ~ d,in.st ,lly ~, ON.
Port Jervis 445 1850 900 lo2D H. $40 80 30 o ao ~:
TcLets mr. massage anG apartments Drawn Room ann
Sleeping Coaches can lie obtained and ores Ior s
snn n hS I'll az Broadway ISL Wests " Nos 331
Brookvn or at w tes at 725
100 JOHN 4. ABBoTT Genr Passr Agent. New-York.
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DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
usARIEM RIVER BRANCH.
NVTEST SHORE RAILROAD

w y. !. I. anu IT. II. K. Co, ItsStc.
trains leave Nest 42d-st- station follows and Is
utes earlier nom loot o. Jay-st, North River:
Detroit ana Chicago 5000 a. -o:UJ SHOP III
Louis 900. SID y.
Uuca syracuse Buffalo Rochester. suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls, sis. $500 a. H.. 800 'e:l5 p
kIngston, saugeTtles. taiskii- Albany olos
-7:l5 e:55, 1880 a. IN. 400. $500 's:l5 D. IN.
Point NcwDurg, 49, +l;lo
800. lOl5. ll:SOa 4:oO,1:oO 'o:l5 ~; and o;VS
|. CranstOns Cornwall NewburG.
FOR Canada East, 900 y. M
Hamilton London 900 H. H., 900 sl5 p. m. Toronto.
ELEGANT sleeping cars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit,
Chicago and II. Louis ali through titlis ,.u ..
DAILY. Daily except saturday ouer Trains u"' cAeo''
Sunday. ar ,..,,, nat,
tons oil lnormltlOn apply It offices Mtsn
invon 100 once, VI
NrwYurk city 1868 1856 oi2 broadway; loo bo"ery ana
West shore slyons A2dsLi Iooto Jay ST. " II
"''' HENlsl MONEII.
Nnnli nIll n Az
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUuSON
~ RIVER RAILROA D.-Commencing Sovemoerih 1870
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
asa No. Rochester Express, through drawngroom cars u
Albany. Troy Montreal. and Syracuse .
$3.50 a. m. The Limited" with dining cars, stopping ~
Albany, Utica Ro, hester Buffalo Niagara sa
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago 300 a IN.
0Soa m- Chicago Express drawngroom cars to Canaan
tiis0 m. Western New.York and Northern Express
with cars. go. >. "a, ,..,-
"a n m Accom- nodstion TO Albany and Troy.
m Chicago and ST Louis Express, with seepngcars
ioI Niagara tsif Lufslo. Cincinnati oedo Detro Chi-
eaeo and ST Ioujs Dining New-YOrk to Albany.
63On H. Express with sleepingcars 10 oyrscoso
and TO Auburn road. also to Montreal ,.o
m. Special Sleeper arrives hocnescr -" = hs
Buffalo 9:35 and Cleveland l2;io p m nexttsy
Pacific Express with sleeplny-cars LOT
ter Buffalo Falls Cleveland Ioleo petrol, Aho
Chicago sleeping Clayton and Ogdensbufg uy eA'
m Night Express .lesoil g.srs Al1tuy
and Trnv connects with the morning trains tbs Ness
and for the North except saturday ni2 itl =. -...-
Tickets on sale Grand Central Depot NO. . battery
Place 4l3 Broadway Harlem Depot l25tst ana itn,ave'
and at Express oces Park place near bTpsi'
wayl 1856 942 Broadway and 81 West l2othst Nsws
York 1888 Washing and 730 Fulton sts brooklyn anu
4thst- Williamsburg. , ,oo.... o,rs .,. ~.
procured Of ticket offices in CITY and
533 Washn zionist. Brook ..,,o.,.
These daily. All others ttlly except oun lay
W rnfia'EY ~ d. NJ. kENDRICR,
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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Dauting ata6emies.
prouosa's.
AQuEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
R0nM 300 SIEMAKI RLILnING-
NO $50 BROADWAY NEw-YoRK December "a. 1886.
fNO CONTRACTORS.

AOTFDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 200 STEWART BUILDING,
NO. ESQ BROADWAY. NKw YORK. December "a. 1885, }
'NO CONTRACTORS.
newCroton Aqueducn the lwelilhwai the city OF New
Es viii Be- TINS at Which 1n and hour
Will be publicly opened and read by the Aqu@duc comms
Commissioners as soon thereafter a. practicable
which s are Of 1 SS is @ New V a ee Sn
VIA s IRE SAID y Gate House. ana the
s Wa f5 and f c s Tc Hr
of the Aqueiuct the trench Tor receiving one
% ter S ss With Tenth
ome building or supeIs,rnelnre excepting windows amt
OF all incidental work in connection herewith. ,.,.,
with the name OF the person OF persons making the same
Each bid state the name and place of residence OF tho
ested with them therein also that without any
win any pser a an any S oT M T
fraud that member Of the Agueduet Com mission the
deputy thereof clerk therein other officer Of the corpo
soners is directly indirectly interested the bd the
work to Which It relates or In The profits thereof
the same that the several matters therein stated true
ar aRe se s1 B o1 Of h uy 81 for an nos
lor the than r Gs% OF the
must ineIosed The BIZ put must be delyoret TO
The comper All ne Ss EXCEPT tnose Of The %
mTne The same Within three DAYS alter the contracts are
aw are the successful bidder shall
the amount OF his deposit Will be forfeited TO- and
tanned by the city OF Newf"rk, as hqudated damages for
suc neglect refusal provisions
30 49, oil the laws of 1888 but he shall
within the time Aforesaid the his
Will be- returned To him.
ton iwentv thousand dollars and the surety required
that householders resident freehoers OF
the ,1ty NewYork twhO must collectively qualify for
double OF the bond approved surety companies
Incorporated under the laws OF this state.
and residences Of the suretes must be stated IN
the bids.
The A1ueduc Commissioners the right 10 reject
bids they deem for the best interest OF the city
Ia do
OF bid or proposal ana envelopes for
forms of contract specifications and bonds
other information required DO obtained At the
above ONCE Of the Aqueduct Commissioners
by order OF the AQueduct Commissioners.
JOHN Z. SUEEHAN.
Secretary.
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nlnsieal Instruments.

FISCHER PIANOS, RENOWNED FOR TONE
Il and standing IN tune Manufactures and warerooms.
42j West 18th ST. and S67 broadway sths DtsOns
Bulding). Pianos exchanged rented or instruments.
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H. kKN RAILROAD SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NrW.l OKk AND BUFFALO lightning EXPRESS
TRAINS NJ DUsl ALWAYS On TINE ..,,,,
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COAChES
New YORK, loot OF Barclay and christopher SIS
va Daly except sundAys Bunalo and Oswcso Express
hamIon klmra Bath, Bunao Syracuse osweso. Greene
Norwich tea connect Scranton Tor PIttsios
MKesOarre, Danviilo and Northumberland at oweko ior
Ithaca and intermediate stations ,,, .-
D. Blngiamton and Ehuira Express iuinlan ooaches
Water Cap Scranton. Blnghamton, OHeso AMI Ehus
Ptston kingston, whkesbarfe xs
y IN. Daily Buffalo Limited Express Pullman coaches
for stioudsbuIg scranton. BInsllanton, Owego tmia
Corning, bath, Wayand Buffalo, &C. All wing n buhsio
7.2Oa IL Sleeping coach Tor Clean VIA Wayland
y. IN. DAILY bunalo and Oswe ego Express fuloAn
coaches stroudsUurg scranton bngham.on SorusHi
hchned springs connect Owego Tor ithaca and inter.
mediate stations except Saturdays Connects at buuAo "n
trains Tor ali points West 49,. 49,. 49,,
Tickets baggage checked AZ $50 roadway ana
at w scott LAprcss Offices II Newly orr ~" brookDG
A LII fares reduced. -StOningtbn Lane. me
"A iavorite inside Route for Boston. Providence anu ~"
first.cIass fare IS TO BOSTON 81 - PROV ,a
Passengers this line full nights res. y,
7;65a H. express train from steamers landing io'
Boston
RECLINING chair parior between steamers anuas Anu
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE - 49,. pvsr nm. h,,.,k
Steamers will No 81 Nortn hNor ono ooo&
al 43Op M. daily eAeop. ''i YAH
". PUrPLE Gcnl Passenger AgL boA o.o.i .,oM oss
DAY LINE oor Martial. v, an, ss.,n
Leave Via Penn Il. H. 430 p M fafiot ssis W sa,"se
thenc, palace steamers arriving az uiu fohl ~ $40 w
Noiioki y A IN H. " ToMPklNs, Genl Pass Ayent
$40 broadway, NJ
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NEW HAVEN. steamers leave Peck-slip
IN pier 25 T. ~ 3p and III III sundays exec IteiD
for trains north ani essI
EALL RIVER LINE-FARES REDUCED
Il Boston. s3 Newport 81 Fall River, 81 trst-ciass
ckets reduction Eastern
Steamers oTOi. AMI rh II h 90 leave NewYork
atsrn.te iays fSunfays ,ieD $50 D Pier
d 4 r. Connection via Annex Boat from
Brooklyn aud Jersey city " D. ,-,o,,r. ,,.n
IOSG WATER ROUTE FULL NiGHI's RESI-
-, ornug trains Boston, short rll rie time 80
utes an orr1,stra Tickets aud sstsroons
NAV he principal hotels transfer ami uckes
on,ces AZ the Office on Pier % ani on ,tet ner+
o"oo' avn GEORGE l.. CONNOR
RORDEN & LOWELL. Agents GEM Pass Agent
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Provi-
dence, Newport and all New England ponsa Al, ran
excsped at ~ IN, lparlor attache aud u IN.
w palace sleeping carsL SUNDAY trains l0A IN with pal
ace naror carsl IL u IN. with palace sleeping carol
For Newport take 200 Boston Express VIVA pAr'or
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Mem Publications.

MARVELLOUS MEMORY DISCOVERY,
WI wholly unlike Artificial Sysems-Cure of Mind Wand
book reading. Prospectus with
o Astronomer; JUDAH =.
min and others. post free, by PROFESSOR LOlSETTE
237 5th-avc., n. Y.
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1nsiruriion.

For Young Ladies-country.
NYACK SEMINARY. - Home school TOT
IN ladies and little grIs English branches Frenon ana
music. MIS- ImooENb DIN NO., -,.-f-
nOSJERE. Stamford. Conn-Home Boarding
IL school for and Chiiren thorough training eh
ccent board highest references Address Mioe
ATuURSTON, PRINCIPAL.
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miscellaneous.
DR. VELPEAU'S CANKERlNE

for the immediate cure OF burns scads throat and
mouth, csnker lips piles tootbache otr. No remedy
purifiers
breath offered 1oothache cured three
mnutes- All pain take and scaldr
"a minutes CHARLES \. CRlTrENTON, ll5 Fulton
at NewfOrk, Wholesale Agent aud for sale by druggists
generally.
lust RECEIVED. "A large invoice of long
French has and able TO supply ladies' with switches
ANY length up 10 30 inches, at So each
Ii. GUILMARD, sil Broadway.
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Cost ano foun6.

TTFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be paid
10, rstnrn OF green pearl with diamonds Loaf on
Monday light on Msdsonave near 57hst or near slst:t
Or an ~ ave- near l3dst, between 6th anu oth
eves Return to OWNER, sos Midisonave
T OST.-At Metropolitan Opera House. even
IL ing December "a yellow plush bag containing ops err
upon seat in $50 reward for returning 10 Dh
HOYT SO West 21th-st
On IN REWARD.-LOst, on or near BrOOk-
6 III Iyn bridge an Unpublished onyx Locket with por
trait and hair enclosed The finder VIII receive me aDsve p
ward by returning TO office OF SlMfSoS CHA"fo"D
a SIMPSON. 6th.ave. and l9thst
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CApE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
kICHMoNA. OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDIHE SOUTH

On and after November ls 1885, Express train Tor Cape
Charles Old Point Comfort, ana Norfolk. VIA the
NEW.YOkk, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD.
VIII leave Pennsylvania Raroat station NewYOrk. daily
al D. m Charles 600 Old Point $40
n Norfolk A. steamer Tor Richmond VIII leave cape
ing Sleeping Cars through 10 Cape Charles
and sleeping berts he secured IL any Ticket
Once U the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
II W. ~ ~ L., cupL H. Il. IOOAi.. q. u. & +. A.
DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
III LINE The Popular Insde Route To Boston, $5
MvrtesteI, :. 3D. Corresponding REDUCTION 10 ali POINTS
stcAules CITY oi Worcester and city OF NewlOrk"
Gold nunJer) North RIVER, of Matts-st-
above Desosses Ferry daily, eAcept sunday Ag
400 u. v" bhADl, Agent
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.
NEN-NORk, NEW HAVEN and HARTFORD r r.
IIains Harlem River Station corner l32dsL and
LnoCln.ye. third Avenue Bridge tyer
QeaChed by second Avenue Suburban Elevated Kali
IUads) except sundays at O45, 1900 5lU TO- lloS
a. Ill., 2lU, BOO 440, 5:4O O:iU. q 1850 y. H., Port
Morris CASANOVA coax iont, Hunts Point West Farms,
Bay Bsrtow (Clty Island Pelham Manor Rochelle,
lectns Newkooheo with trans all points the
nam Inc oIk New-liaven and Hartford Ran.
road Line and AIR Line Divisions Ncw-Canaap,
MddctOwn, New Britain and sufeu branches Boston
all points Last
tons AL daily. Mondays
New Rochelle ANA all intermediate sta
al m 1901 and $3.50 tie Latter train conneSI'
ny New Rochelle with way tram ~ STANFORD
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Gteamboais an6 RAILROADS.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSEIs
IN ,raps Leave from Chamberss Station for Enaiewoo4
Tcnaay Coste spark end Nyscs sS as sSs sy s
n M 300 midnght sundays $780, a:3O zoo and 5CV
n m For Nanuef Spring Valley MoD-ey and Talnams GS0
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1nstrnrtion.
For Roth Sexes-City.

For Both Sexes-Citv.
A PAYING BUSINESS EDUCATION IS
n by short course at spencerian Business Col
lege, SO East l4th-st. shorthand free
A -CIRCULAKS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
v ass %mn IsG
ADYkK ROD The NE Nv.
q oFeE SS Wiz pE ss # TE
frt.t p s53 Broliway between Twenty second
s snd EahthsT iSs
ESQ eS a5 the nFFc 2s7
ntthsi 300 dhlrdave corner one
rTHE BEKLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
l. % West 23d-st. and 627
a Maais 2ocs yn and nG% "the Sg eiriss
Be instruction. $40
Musical instruction.
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
The leading school of Music Elocatioa Dramatic Art
Foreign Languages Drawing and Painting reeadvaniages
+. EBEkHAkD. President
METROPOLITAN CONSERVATORY
VOCAL MUSIC.
Offering special advantages in the study Of Voice Piano
a d9r9 n 0sSn c On We s%one NE
Waller Hall. August Dupn, l. a. Russell, G b. Ruenber
5o.psge circular. No. 81 East i4iIst Sew.YOrK
Boys and Young Men CITY.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,473
~ Br'way, near 42d-st 49th year. Primary commercial
classical departments thorough. NJ
BY W. l. AKIN. Prin. N G. HENDkICkSON. Associate
For Young Ladies-City.
A MISS MARY HARKIOTT NORRIS will
"A. resume her classes IN LITERATURE and HISTORY
OF ART January 1881 Applications answered mmeii
ately Miss Norrss Europe. DecemDerd Ad
dress MISS NORRIS by letter at SOj broadway
Uses ROHR will resume their classes for
NI Young Ladies and Little Girls. 255 West 69th-sL
West EndaVe October L. separate classes Tor Resi-
dent pupils received
JACKSON SEMINARY, 2,O25 6th-ave.--
- Boarding and day school young ladies children
vacancies; terms reasonable.
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Art Schools--City.
vsA ID GITI WE'D

Art Schools--City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
IVA willresune her classes frnn November 2, In
drawing, oil ani wltercolor paintnx
tiIIlic. flowers and landscape.
China painting and decoration
STUDIO IL East ZoIuSE
Eefereutes
Mr. D. Huntington President National Academy OF Design
Mr.. William Hart n. Al NJ James NJ hart N. Al Mr. David
Johnson y. A
Brooklyn.
n1NHE CRITTENDEN"
l. PRIMARY SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN
FOX BOTH SEXES
at97 Hicks-sL, cor Pineapplest
Miss ii. M WHEELER Principal. Tor tho past years
has IN charge OF Of the primary departments
Packer Collegiate Institute Third term tebruary5
For Young Lades-Country.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, CrotOn-
- onHudson. Westchester Co, New York. Principals
Miss =. r. BANKS.
e. l.,
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MESSRS. BRENTANO BROS.

NOTICE.
MESSRS. BRENTANO BROS
respectfully REQUEST that orders for visiting and card en-
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STRICKEN OUT.
The Civil Service Change Clause OF the
Legislative Appropriation Bill.

/ The Civil Service Change Clause OF the
Legislative Appropriation Bill.
WASHINGTON, June l2.-The House
went into Committee of the Whole on the
Legislative, Executive and Judicial Appro
pristion bill. The Civil Service clause
being read, the Chair stated that the pend
ing question was the point of order raised
by Mr.. Morrison, against the provision
looking to change in the rules OF the
Civil Service Commission.
Mr.. Morrison said that, under the law,
the duty of making regulations rested with
the Commission and the President. The
purpose of the proposed legislation was to
impose certain conditions which were not
imposed BY the law, und was, therefore, a
change of law, and in contravention of the
rules OF the House.
After considerable discussion the Chair
man of the Committee of the Whole sus-
tanned the point OF order made against the
provision attached to the Civil Service
clause of the Legislative Appropriation bill
requiring the Commission to amend its
and the provision was stricken
from the measure.