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New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEITUREs OF NEw-YORR DEALINGS


The grain speculation closed on Saturday
with good deal OF frvershness but generally gains
were secured. Cash wLsat VAS unchanged to any iin
portxnt extent and exporters took ONLY 4Sooo ou'he
The options opened nrm sold on 1908 cent.
Though sfsr that there sharp and 'xct1i ray OF
N Ii cents July options sold above those OF August,
aud the xpIanatlOn given was that an excessive SNORT
Interest existed IN tho former month. The cose was
steady at ll6l9 under top igurcs Juno coSen =
cent better s74 ard July up s at sI+ the IaI.er
months off saas cent at the following prlces
August. s7as; S~pember. s74 October. ss's Hovem-
her IS "a December, 00l4, and January olt centSc
Corn for spot lots showed great change and $4,000
bushels satsed the wants of exportcra Tho options
wcro steady ending near TO the highest points
OF the day mp aid cent at d4a for July 40 or
August and 46 7s September spot 0ats roso
a cent aud the options gained isa 3 cent at "a iot
Junr, 333 for July and 81 y cents for August Lara
was devoid of feature bu advanced iS points ns fol-
lows July ST 33; August. So i3; september. 70 3Z
Oci obcr and November. So 60.
The recepts OF grain on Saturday az new, 'sl iorh
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston we're as ioowS:
Wheat. 1854 bushels; corn. 2si.ls9 pnshcls
oats lse,73l bushels; total grain. 63i,CO2 oushels
nnur 2J,4f3 barrels. Az Chicago Miwaiser ann
St. I.onis tho arrivals were: Wheat 7l.t9o
bu.hrl. corn. $50 1919 busbels oats. 23iOl2 bushels
total graiD Co., Ool bushels; -four. 1896 barrels
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Gearbers.

EXPERIENCED TUTOR, graduate of Column
~ b'a desires puiis during the months English
branches classic. alH mathenas studens prepared for
coege or coached 10 backward subjects satisfactory refer
Address III. i. G.. Tribune Office
II HESSE'S Teachers Agency removed to
~ l7thst Professors teachers recommended to
schools and families Careful aavce choice Of
SCHERMERHORN'S Teachers Agency. Old
~ est and best known In Unted states Established 1868
}. W. schERAEhHOKS co. East l4th-st. n. Y.
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
fFAU tlor both sexes supplies Professors Teachers
Governesses MUSICIANS Housekeepers Companions ETC.
coieges schools and families also Bo0kkeeper sieDogra
piers and CODyists 10 business firms
MrA A. d. CULVER, 32J 9Th. ave. NewYork CITY.
VALE GRADUATE wishes TO tmfor "a Young
man during the summer good references. Address
w. u. T., Box las, Fiy mouth, Conn.
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Mem Publications.
CIXTH EDITION.
TRIUMPHANT DEMOCRACY; OR. FIFTY
YEARS MARCH OF THE REPUBLIC.
BY ANDREW CARNEGIE.
Vol, Syo 81

It is good WORK. admirably done in unique manner
(Boston Jour nal OF Education
Triumphant Democracy epic of material rrorress.-
[Philaielphia Ledger.
MT Carnegie takes dry Of the and
with striking illustrations turns them into wonder
tales Work Tribune.
Reada 1t ia valuable and inpor
tsnt contribution to The literature OF the country
-lChicago Tribune.
A copy o, triumphant Democracy shoad be plac'i in
every school library in the Unei states Boston Leacon
A grand milestone the path Of Amerlc progress
Delightful reading throughout de (oan frauosco
His book sbounds with perfect wealth OF atiscs AMI he
speaks by authority. dul pages Boston
Traveller
Triumphant Democracy a book that every American
shonld read and it should find place in every library
lUtca Press.
A book for the patriotic American. Sure 10 attract
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Cfilic.
In respects Triumphant Democracy book n. yet
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delight to every American Ieader-l Boson Globe.
This intelligent writer whose volumes OF travels have
delighted thousands readers in the present Doos tkes up
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way to interest every reader Hartford lines.
We hayp see
the deveopmen tn bouudess vare ely o. sources OF
tho United STATES displayed more completely none VI
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There are books properly calei clochmaSirg
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turps Mr. Anorew ,arneyie's Triumphant Democracy "a
oae of this sort influence Will be let tor ols time
10 come young America vOuli read II care
fully the country would be bettcred-( American Hebrew
(New.YorsL
II question whether peculiar and at the same
time intensely iereshg BOOK thin this from Mr.
Carnegie has been written. cerGainiy MT in tic
literature appertanilg 10 the riso and progress OF
the United states. Let opsn TIE book
with the read Jut opening chapter and
him to lay the All through the volume
the Will find something for The gorhcsol of his
country will ELF be lazzlci by facts hither
unknown and lie lays down the boob hc Will for
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like wonderful pYroecnnc display that DC
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NEWYORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILROAD. .-Commenc'ng NV 81 1883
through trains viii leave Grand eDtral Denot:
Rochester and Montreal Express through draw
TO Rochester 81. Adams and ROlses Point
1850 a. The ImItd'' with dining cars stopping at
Albany. Utica. SYRACUSE Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chcago95O and
I ~ day.
1O3a. Chicago drawn" room 10 Canan-
daigua Rochester. Niagara Falls and Buffalo
til " Western New York and Northern Express,
with drawing
$3.50 p. IN. Albany Troy >aratora and Utica Express
with draw ng room cars To Lake eoig on Saturdays only
u p n.. Acco nmOda ion 10 Albany and Troy.
&c Chicago 81 Louis Express. With sleeping
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit Chi
cago and 81. LOUIS III ing Car New GorS T. ADafv
63o Nortre Express with secpngcars 10 5yra-
cuse and 10 Auburn road aud 10 saraoea also 70 Montreal
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit and
chicago ! p ug cars 10 WstertOwn and gieBs daily
saturday
lllj p. m. Night Express, with sleeping Albany
and Troy Conneo with the morning trains for tie West and
for the NORTH except SATURDAY night.
Tickets sale at Grant central DEPOT No. Battery
Pce is Broadway. Harlem Depot. l25ibs and 4th ave.
and az Wcsc0ts Express Offices PARK place Broad.
way 7s5 aud ai2 Broadway. and 81 West l25hst New.
York. 1888 Washington and 750 Fulton Brooklyn and 10
4th.st, Williamsburg
Accommodations in drawing and slcepngcars can bs
procured OF the ticket offices in Newfork CITY, and
333 Washing st. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and checked from residence
.Thcse trains daily All others daily except Sunday.
tThese trains stop at Harlem l25th-s and tIh-aye,
J. VI. TOUCtY ID. VI. kFNDRICR.
General Superintendent. General Passen ger Agent.
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, June 6 (SpcciaD. D.-Wheat Openc'l
yesterday in way to puzzle all outsiders. As these
included everybody except a half-dozen in the conf
dence OF John Cudahv. there were few who knew just
what TO do. From ISLE July wheat dropped TO 7s4
The cearances the four ports for the week were
put 1T 300 900 bushels. At D. the closo Tor Jny
wheat 1875 10 cents. and the curb 70 cents was
asked. From New York tho that July wheat
l2 cent premium over August. and the prediction
made that the same premium would soOn prevail
here. Puts tonight on July wheat sold at 7S cents;
calls at SOi cents.
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Dressmakinq.

nRESSMAKER BY a thorough dressmaker.
- hose specially 10 line ntung. more n-tome
would go u the country can funlsh Addrc.,
AMERICAN. Tribune Uptown once. l.2.s broadway
DRESSMAKlNG.-B BY a Grst-r'ass dress
maker; will go out 10y the day hIgf reference
Address a. Tribune Uptown once las bfo4dway.
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Diui6cno Notices.

~ " NEw.loAK. Jdue I, i,,i.
rsNUE TRANSFER BOOk> Ot the NrirlN ind
ssrx Ia lrnad s.lrany viii close at D. N June ~
ani pen JIy !. lsS wncn the .ci'lnhtai ihlertI
Mi A., -. .i.t.Dr1.I- b. uIiiBI-NS treasurer
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OFFICE or TIFF PURCHASING COMMITTEE
OF TIE WABASH 81 LOUIS AND p&cflC EAiLw iY Co.
LIS HHOADwAi Nkw- ) NOEN

OFFICE or TIFF PURCHASING COMMITTEE
OF TIE WABASH. ~. LOUIS ASp lkclfic tAiLw iY Co.
l.s BROADWAY. NV foEA)
V'O the holders of the following ISSUES Of
L Bonds viz:
Toledo and Illinois AXE Erie Wabash ami - fors Great
and roeio Illinois and oath Iowa
ami 81 Lous FRS mortgages. Toledo ma
aDash Wesern ani Great Western Of 1853.
Chicago Division. first Toledo
aDash and Consolidated SINKING FGnd wabash
Hallway. Mortgage I oi 1879. Hannb and Naples
FIRST age. Waossh Railway funded teDt bonds, and
scrip
The undersigned, comriifee under the Lon ihOuers'
H. Is the Ene5 the
c0npan supj'cf to Hli prior hens
a reOrq AMI atom under tins agreement will relieve the
prop Yci cha ge Tor interest upon t@cnt sev"n
ior NAL Improbable line VII provide bv
friuutious aul from oi tive
the nent o the exsuns receivers mae tel
asked 20 reasonable aIustm nj oi thcir
clainls fher
doubici and IN hOcr iu1!or stock
who nave mide The large esscDs dhd cs contributions
mentioned
The proposal the holders of bonds poscs
al their security anl VII en9oe me
l.t company resume interest pa mebts an
snrh bonds. promptly 10 meet Al liked cnarss ie
for the Of the boDdl opel
q the OF The committee l35
Pamphlets be Ob,net living l d,ia s of The proposed
aud tAe wlch maze nsce-si iry.
JANE =. JOY.
~ lnGhhn hHynEAffP / fpr- ca,s,a,I2g ,5,,,,,,r
ID ASHLEY,
NewYork. Jnne l. 's6.
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VNHE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW

Il YORK, 10 all persons Interested the siate Of
ABRAHAM :. HERMAN send greeting You a. each or
hereby cited ana rsOndlV
III the Court Of Common Pleas for The city CouIi Of
..ew y the Chambers thereof
In day q June
1876 Oh oclnck there then caus. why
final settlement OF The OuDts of 5 -PH r. LMAN
assignee OF abOve.named ABRAHAM : HERMAN
nsOlveut debtor should he had he
attend the OF the
In ,esmIny whereof have he eun0 caused the seal Of
tn SAID 10 be b. Teto AFT Wines ny
W BOOkSIAN R. Judge Of the said This 18Th ay Of
April, 1856 NATHANIEL JARVIS. JR, Clerk.
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finantlal.
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
NOTICE.

Aereeay TO section OF the agreement oil reore"ao"
Of the as Tennessee vrgnia aud Georgia Rar'ah 'on
many uot,cc "a hereby given holders OF The Cehra
r, coun,nv CERTIFICATES issued OF East Tonnessee
Virginia anu Georgia consO bonds Cinc'nnau aho "eoE'
divsouai bonds AMI East Tennessee Virginia anu georgia
dccntures and the coupons thereon Una" ne'c WI"
he meeting et tie cce Central Trust Company On
THE yoTu DAY OF JUNf, 1886. At u O'CLOCK noon. to
designate the first board of the new company
said hoard 10 consis, Of fifteen (l5l in number
The polls vii te open nom l. o'clock noon TO 3ociocs
y. . -, .o.,.coo,o. ,run lao ,,oso, an
Jul" 81 s-t ,, -, corr ,,..,....
New.lmk, June .. 1886. .
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STERN MEYERS. Attorney. for Assignee.

'TNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, TO all persons Tested In the WILL
lam H. BARN IRE ASST ned ior the benefit creditors
creditors otherwise.
You and each hereby cited and required
In the Court Of Pleas for the CITY ou " of
New York st Specal Torn OF said
Oh mbers OF said Court the In
t1y of New Norg t1e first Of June Is ococt
IN the orenooD 10 show csnse Why settlement the nc.
count OF proceedings 0i William Reynolds Bros snbs
tue Trustee or assignee OF the said ned not
had. ard II be showh attend setenent of
such account -
witness Hon Henry Book .aver Judge of the fourt
OF Common Pleas and the seal OF said 18TH av of
April In the thousand eight hundred .ix
(~~( NATHANIkL JARVIS. il.
seal Z Clerk.
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train with paror reclining chaif between steamers
landing and Boston without charge.
+. w. POPPLE. General Passenger a gent.
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERR RAILROAD. SHORTEST LIVE BkTWEEN
NkW-YoRK AND BUFFALo: LIGHTNING EXPRESS
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
naily except sundays Buffalo ana Os~ego xpess
Pullman co1ches 10 Water CAP Str0udsurg Bug
hamton. lmira Bath, Buffalo. Osws'O Greene.
oxford Orwich Itici connect Scranton for Ptt~ton
Wilkeslarre. Danvile. Northumberland at Owego Tor
Ithaca anu inter Mediate stations
n Binghamton and Elnra Express, Pullman coaches
Water Gap Scranton BInehamtOn OwegO and Elmra.
at scranton for Kinston Wkesbarre &C
D. m. Dav Buffalo Limited xpress Pullman coiches
for SrOudsburg .crintO1 Bpghant0n. OweGO, tlmira,
Corning Bath. Waylani Buffalo, &C. arrviny IN Buffalo
$40 connecting with trains for all po nts West Sleep
coach for Olean via. Waylant. arriving -:l' m
M. Daily B1falo and oswego Express. Pullman
coaches for StrOudsburg SCRANTON Bingham torand
syracuse OswegO Greene OK Ort Norwich. Utica aud
0wego for ithaca and nterme lite stations except Stur
days Connects ufalo with trf ms for all poiuts West
time tables for way trains on Morris AMI Essex D
vision.
FALL RIVER LINE.-FOr Boston, Newport,
l Fall River. Cape Cod Marthss Vineyard Nantucket
Fitchburg Lowell White Mounta,ns Nj Deser,. The
wellknOwn steamers pgrm ami Bristol leave New-YOk
daily sundays incuiedl al from Pier 23 od MOI
~ r. foot Of Murrayst Connection ny annex boat nom
BrooE.yn 4 30 D. m. Jersey city at D.
BORDEN & LOWELL. GEO. l. CONNOR,
G. T.. Agent
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NATSKTLL EVENING LINE.

Rest and cheapest routc to the CATSHIfL MONTANA
Steamers KAATtHsKfLL and cATsKILL le,ve foos of
Javst week day &C connecting with
ki untafn and afro raiIroa "a ARE ONLY oy9
DOLLAR send pier for lis Of hyuscs etc.
dress WI. HUoHES. Treas. Catskill, N. Y.
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Doaro an0 Rooms.

East Side
A + % EAST 2OTII-ST. near Broadway. -
~ Handsomely 'urn shed for
ATTENDANCE prices.
S!H-ANE., 3O7. Second floor handsomely
- furnished with Of without private table, references
spec.ai rates for The SUN
= EAST 20IH-ST. .-ParlOr and second
- floors with private bathrooms pr vate table board
without boar. Also single rOoms tor gentlemen.
West Side
ELEASANT ROOFS and board for gentle
couples ll5 West iJthst
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Gorscs aub Carriages.
Glusicnl lnstrnmeuts.

4 NUMBER of very slightly used Upright
" >quarc PIANOS o. make which were especially
iGc,ed auI only uscd by the AHTI>l' OF the MEIhOfOI
I1AN OPERA HOUSE co curlng the past opera season
sold a ibecI ro1uc fro rtk l. II )rcst
PIANOS FOR KENr-SpcclA!ly atapoi for Country AMI
NM. KNABE < co,
II.ANl
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Eeaal Nollce.
INrURsUANCE ofan ordermade bv lhe IIoI..

IN PURSUANCE OF an order mad" by the Hon.
Henry " Hook savcr. If The iud '"s &" ue '"1 ~
Common lea, al and oi ,.c y ind od.iv o New x.
the i't! day OF Nn. ~
here y al he creditors an persons haNms 81 IN
hDnls Sc1ylii and James "a. Lrsgs nds dhh y
aut a. surviving llrin te hn 81 -. y Bennett
siev ira ing 10 ether rs larinef- NJ or e
finn G. \. Icrneif III me L. fni comfy OF
Ntwl Tx :at TIE, required e p'.eAt Lea s1iG oa~
W.T. Nc here hitr' 'Ilf v-ii . ute sdJsc'rf
'd ass@nre tie said Ihlma- g. ~covil
and lanes Il. briggs uA yiGuay ans - urVvnc rai'ners
O. Hernc N Co.. aIi 10" Ofitty I'D
togeincr partners uhicr the trn name o. L-n
Co re titf olnl of Ne~-l ors ioI tn benz"
of the credit at hs place OF ranscins business At
h attorney. y. i.unk No ."7 Broad
way, the Sew lUTA before tine 24s Gay Ol
Juy. lsSt
Laied >e~. York. ArTii 10Th. 1856.
CHAKi.t 5. ltJNh, SI.CLAlR T. UUN1ING.
AtoinpV for issign'e. ASSIGNEE.
rO4dw ". New.Nork city.
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6teGmbcats ano RAILROADS.

A -RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landinS
~ at Crans'on's west Point Cornwa1. yewbuYR Hsx
eoro Milton. ronznkocpso and Esopn conaestns Siss
us and Dsia stony Glove "Ptsxi N0upestS
Earaia .fcancrs OfrY OF INGSr " nd JATIa
bNLDHlN icaye every week dav ~ m, pier fpoe a
leaXri 1 ID In. = r Oks
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
II YORK LAKE ERIE AND IVES ERN RAILROAD
sa hour local trains ieavs @sds Station fifteen minut
ss m@Daiy except sundays Day Express Buffet Drawing
room Coaches to Bnghamton Emra norneisv,ie Bmt
cOUchcs U Hornelisytle cnsnHat. '0''''
extra Charge ar fast time ArIiye; 1esdvIie IN
500 p ~, =. Ions. 7;sSt the second morning.
mDy X n,aFf1 Rrge 's ~ ~ rae mo
popu night train between New York and Buffalo -.
snd seenSg conc9Ss to BnsSanton Elmra Roc6es5s
Buffalo NIAGARA I',lis. Cnennati and hcsio ,o.o.
"s'ns,l2p = raon H% i4s s5a $50 40 SO $50 si
SsO s ft2o 52o io ~ G5' liz go ~ al 5 m L MI
s5 so 3d. H. 7s &c., 7iS s ss &c. lSsS 3 g.
do sSS 49, lqs & & 7 + %sSsh 49, i6 sSna. D. & p md @
Newsrk and Ts'ers9n o va Newark & e59 & s 20 sS @ S
p: NJ, and y midnight W-i 'esiay s.day sad sunday
nights sne 1nIy u paay 3 5s ss 80 M o s2o Sc s aS 3d. so
go. 7,5 $50 1880 and = mi'nish,, sunday,
warwick AS 300 1920 43o p. sundays. f:li
Newburg and Cornwall $50 m. $3.50. i:so $50 and
o%ndoat uniy ana kas.on sSS M and &oaigomc Az m 800
80 Gs'JP 4 .'S sunday "a e. 4 esS n sa & 4o 80
MiadleIOwe 9a Az ;t5 "a sS 7So o29 a. ;, 80 ts2 r
ga m and $50 trains connect with New York ontario
aud Western Railroad Main-st The m train stops AZ
745. s.OO sunday $780, 1920 600, $50. 10
f"S.. SsTs % "a %sSs sSss,
and lO:i5 D. TO $40 every honr sundays - 70.
Tickets passage and apartments Drawing Room and
snd transfer q 9sss.xs may be e at the Company oee
SsS Fultopst., BROOKLYN OF at The Company Depots
Express trains ron The West arrive In Newfork tlo
'''V' JOAN II. XBBoTT Genr Pass'r Agent New.York
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
RAILWAY. Ferries in New.York from foot OF Jay St
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

llNkw.YoRK, NEw.HAvEN AND HARTFORD n. r.
Trains leave Harlem River station. 1872 ST. and
Lnconsye near Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated haroad daily except
SUNDAYS at go. 100 gl0 r. ll:56 T. m al0 S65 t4o
ofU $40 and for Port Morris Casanova )ak P0int)
Munts Point West Farm. Van Nest West Chester
Islandl Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connecting At
New Rochelle with for all points tho main line OF
the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad Shore
Line and Air. iDe Divisionsi NewCaEaan, Middleown
New Britain and Suted Branches aud Boston and all points
East
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons at Ia: 20 r. M. daily, except Mondays
sunday trans for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
lions at IL noon and $3.50 tho latter train connkfng
New Rochelle with trains Grand Central aud
Stamford.
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ Frs. II NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
Peck Slip Pier No - T. t.. 1t m and IL l>undays
eIceptea connenc at Newuaven with special trains for
MERIDEN HARrF Rn SPRINGFIhLD. HOLYOKE,
&C. rictet sold and BAGGAGE cheek at "a Broadway
T. and Courtst BrooIlyu Excursion to New Haven and
return 81 co.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and
j the EAsT:-An rail from Grand Central Depot Three
trains daily SundAys exceped k0stonat
(parior attachcd and with palace sleep
Ing cars} Sundays St with palace sleeping Carol
~
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Gcarhero.

BEST TEACHERS, TutOts end Govern,
~ esses supple without charge TT ACES reais'crcu
freq Many vacancies fom for stamp. H. =; hN"n' -
American school bureau, West l4th ~, ~: i.
A YALE GRADUA TE. now pursuing pos :
~ graduate course the higher mathematics wo-u tu,o
one or more pupl during nner months In exchange io
a rop home and mo iefatc salary. .o ,.. y
MFRICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHES
~ AGENCY snpphes Professors Teachsrs Iu,ors r "o"
N Ls. ). IOC AU-fU IL ON. IS Union Su"aio-
4 RELIABLE selection Of school circulars lOr
parents aud guir ans Teachers tutors SUI
pnei l.. MlRIAM COYRIkHk. 81 t. lith ST. De' ID Wy
and zthave
4 YALE graduate, an experienced alu SUI
a c,ssfi tutor with he best Tccf nces G'slae' p
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PROVIDENCE LINE.-For Providence, WOr-
L cc.ter rthcrn New England AMI White Mountain
points KbOe Isl ini and viii
Per 30. y. r.. daiiy except SUNDAY D..
+. W. POPPLE. Gen. Pas Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
QFyIcR OF THE

IIFIE OF TIE
BEOADw -INFN4h AvF. * RAILROAD co, :
Cor. >cvcuth-sve an f.lucihs..
NLw. YORK. Junc J. lss.
rNHE annual meeting OF the ~torkhOdcrs OF
TIL. company the election OF and inspectors
VIII held ni ihe company Mundav Ju.e "A.
The polls Will remain from II o'clock TO Oc1c
!. ILL., IhOMH ~ y. hihi..
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For YOunp LlNe3-C1l1sr

For Young LaNe3-Col1sry.
DYE SEMINARY. Rye, New YORK.
AZ FOR paitlo ulars acdress
Mrs. :. J. LIFE
'"TNHE ELM>," Sprin g.icil, Mass. Family.
L Day and Music school pr irlA Pm n.ry Acadenll
tlithca FOstG G
MIsSEs IOE1Lk d CHAMP EY Pr icipiiA
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL and Wellesley
w Preparatory formerly Ma!am" cer eni - boarding
school for voung ladies' 3Gti Commences sept. = p
Prepares for any college. best Instructors tor circulars
address
MISS ADA NJ. SMITH Principals
MRS. 1. Is. RICHAKLS,} Germantown. Phiaa
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TROY BOATS-CIrIZENS' LINE.

Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leavs Piss
a. North RIVER loot Of Chrstopherst taiv except sa
day at sunday steamer touches It Albany
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Trains eave from Chanbers-st. STATION for Fnglewoo
Tenary. ClOster Sparkl aud $40 1870 9O
II 3Oa m ;lj S2b 100 52D $40 $3.50, :. 1890 D. n.,
II midnight. sundays 1880. $3.50 a. m.4 and D. m.
For Nanuet spring Valley. Monser 1nd raumans $50,
1880 J:3O 40 $3.50. Sundays. 3;30a
New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
Orean Steamers.

Hamburg American SS. Line for Hamburg
Hammonia June O. NJ i,onemia June H. ca 2;So p n
ws 1n.. cabin ss g $50 dS% a s ssease SIS Round t
at REDUCED PTeSs se9d for Toar'. Gs1e,te CO.
eeh Asts 81 sroSd st. ~ GEN Pas Hgs 81 way
IL tickets for individual traveller. 70 and IN a
Eoecia pleasure travel in all parts Of the globe
TMos COOK q SON. 2sl Broadway. Now Yerk
GUIoSS SltHSP t!HNSPPs SLATER NAIL All ;1yaspaS, fTgASEm;
foh I.sye per 80 N. H.. 100, OF Kins-st
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wf122SSHiSxd iuv s. $50
$50 andpDxard ssceg, s,ssS... = location In
'emsG,al%s % T1GSIS.iiiii "a co. - 5fosd~aN.Y
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,S
Al 1ISEf xEb 5SErn ESF GfkiF2NsHA
From New.York pier foot t'anast N r.
For ! an Francisco via tho Isthmus) Panama
G GREAT !2 '. 'nE.DtenoS "siia5 IN N EHTGs TIES
SAN fr&scIsco:;,
From ssp Francisco let and Brannan st,,
CITY OF syn rot .aII. s 'tariiS June 70. p.m
For passage s.a eo apply at
p'ny' ONCE o" the p''r H. EULLAY. saperlntsnden.
WHITE STAR LINE.
ERs r6 pS5TFR SI4P. AER v kpS % STEAM
SsEMai hH"'sy juan l IL T'Ga n
CEIIlC capt Gleade Thursday June - m
Bril- w y 'aRt ferrF Lrsdav. July !. p.
From the White tar Dock foot OF " est lu.h.st.
RATES. aoon $50 $50 aud GluO Return tickets f.
vorable terms ~terr2ge from the Ole Count-y e2D
ermefate (Adrlsc AMI celtic only f35 $50
For ins ection ~ plans and other nforat)n epp Ia
cowpanys Offices No. 81 Broadway, New YorS -.
AGENTS or Philadelphia STUART er0BEY. 400 walnut-st
THE STATE STEAMSHIP LINE.
BETWEEN NEw.YoRK, GLASGOW. AND BELFAST
(LARNE.)
with through tickets at reduced rates to Liverpool Londoa
Dublin. &C.
sTATE oFALARAMA. Tnnrsiav inns 8 a. m
Cabin s35 and $40 according sca.isn OF stat
room tickets at rcdlc e.ecrs tickets
and OF Europe at lowest rates Pier AL 100
LeToy.st For rfIeight and passage apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN g 90, General Agents
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW.YORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
FULDA. " D. Ia hnN IA. June a. m.
FIRE l2. D. n. II DER, We'd. June lOa nl
EMS Tnue y n 80 II ~. J NJ 20. 1. D.
steamers marked - sail tor Bremen direct
Onexp steamers lst CaDi1 SOD Sl2j. SLOW deaon
$50. OF older steamers. 2d cabin. Sjp
Sreerage at owest rates.
UELRIC HS & CO.. No Bowling creep