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Gcarbers.

4 REST TEACHERS, Tutors end Govern
~ osses supplied without charge. TEACHERS REGISTERED
free. Many form FOL stamp Il. +. ANLkN.
American school Bureau. west IAN ST. y \.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors, GOV
trosses. etc. tocoleecs schools and Fainiies AIpy9
A RELIABLE selection Of school circulars for
pied H. MIRIAM COYNtRt, 81 J.. l7th-st. Bet Bwy
and 4thave
4 YALE graduate. an experienced and sue
~ ccssiu tutor with The best references desires posi-
ton - private tutor. Address X. NJ. Tribune Ohce.
4 YOUNG LADY, French nativity. highly
travel with LAZY hrtclass family EUROPE can
high references. Address MILE BERNARDIN. 5Oi
Henry st, BroOklyn.
L. II +. l7hst Prof, ssors teachers recommended 70
schools and families Careful aovce choice OF best schools
TINE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies
L schools with teachers teachers with po-ons
W. d. kerr. 10 Astor-llace, " y
rE'O SCHOOLS and Acadcmies.-An expert
enced teacher oflnusic (pano violin sc also French
red of middle age refers to present employer
X.Y.z.P o. Boz 672. New-YorE CITY.
XYOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w RFAU for scxes supplies Professors Teachers.
Govcrncsses Musicians HouSekeeprS Companions, etc. TO
schools and families also DoOkkeepers Stenoga-
Mrs A. u. CULVER, 32a 5th-ave, NewYork City
NYANTED.-l adv stcnOcrapheT governess
W for city French and EnRl 81. - -
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS ~ RtAu,
800 jt'-ave.
XOUNG MAN perfectly familiar with French
ana experienced in travelling Europe. would hrc TO
rance with an intelligent boy Of two this siumer
isa present tutor In french III ale college fOrpaich"s
apply 10 ,,.,, nn,c, ,oo ,,.,.. ,.u,ro,..- ,o,,
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Business Cbaules.

n RAKE CliANCE Tor young man with
"a capital Ia long established aud prohta lie
manufacturing business offered For inquire
o! IIIOS. RYAN, JR. 1915 Materst
4 n exceptional opportunity for capita lst
"A DIES rOs OF enbaking in the hOtol business In
Iork clty Address Tor days d. W. Tribune Uptown
Office. 1888 Broadway
g. Sn nln WILL PURCHASE a HALF
RbO.VOO interest IN an established Democrats
Daily Newspaper $4,000 % the amount Will bs
vancng the business Well equipped BOOK ana job epIrt
BookDiDlcry. Prefer capable engaging
editorial work fine opportunity for Address
HENRY LINDENMEYl. II BeeA man st. ely
NTTNY sinvRiunble 10 public speakera Test
AO LIN "a moniAls free
AETNA co, 80 6th-ave, my.
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Qrcssmakiila.

A RTISTlC Hotel orders
~ ~ short notice: Reasonable prices
Mis. LLHoY. 80 East 9th ST.. opposite Deuning's.
4 DYERTiSENENT FOR TIE NEW
"A y TX tribune WILL NJ RECEIVED AT THE
tPrJWS OFFICES, 30 l.23j Broadway, corner Thirty.
fr.l;s, ugt4 N, fs. hroo WY. b5Teea Twenty
y thrlst. corner Eisht-ave. at regular o1ce rates
hHESS MAKER.-A dIcsSmakcr wishes few
~ customers By the dag. &. W. d. Tribune Uptown
Oncc. less Broadway.
HRESSMA First class. wishes n few
~ customers by the day take home ont.
ting filing aud designing srocaifv bgh at ref
Address ARTIST, Tribune Uptown Olcc l2jS Broadway.
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A BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.
"A. Watch HI Nq1sgsn'ots Per Bsr H,rSar
.s Vii 5ssr e.,
landing and b''}s' v'sSi'
RoNp9yT K!SGsTo J: c and GA T..;
Point cornwall NesbnIs Marlboro, Milton. PoasssseDsls
sSpps fsGnSes ssa
S SSss @os TOT q
CATSKILL EVENING LINE:
sqe %
Eli SHsaE sSst ~ ''n@''.s Wiz" ''
for w. q acGis' s.', etc. os
NEW-YOKK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Eys sss IA pDo NAV 81 1888
y % Roshsis and Meatq EIS pr through draw
Fl ,." ~, dining cars sSUpPPs
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at chcagOo0oa M and
~ crar n'I 3D. da car. to Canaan
asIa nocaeslsT Miagasa Fs' and Bqa,o r,,rs.,
s56 D. H. Xibenr Troy ssratoga and Utica Express
with drawing roy. To Lake George on satur
chicago s. Louis ETprcss WIZ sleeping
e eSs and St. Louis B @ to Albany
a Gao g t. s
5sr SS'ss'
Chicago Sleepus ~aterown and gdensOurs daily
r sssng
for the ' Sorf except SATURDAY p inc
81 s 4 halsn DsSs No .sd 9esy
and 81 Mssiccs oicss PARK place near Broad
va
AccompodatOn, drawing and sleepingcar can BE-
at ANY Of the ticket Offices IN NowYork City, and
Z ssrsss s.sa and from residence su,,
,Thsser trains stop at arOm 20tn;t and thhaayee
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
A# w5 Ills sI EF;s
bfA SE fHEsK 3AELk A2U 81 THh
on and after Ma 30. 1886 trains will west42d
Al trains station foot Jay;s,
N0fia River 70 minutes earlier than from foot OF Wes
Detroit and Chicago "9aoa. m 600 $40 ?. Shoppers
ST. fonls, .Goo $40 p m. sleepers through
Bunso ROCHESTER suspension Bridge Niagara Fails 3 10
Uuca amt - racuse $50 II 20 am, 600 . pm.
% SStseRSiS ana and 19a asS NJ for nae $780,
saaseries ana Albany. 10 '7o $50 ilz5 No. $50.
WEI. Poa 2sS 2s nj $Si sio
$50 .lC:lo il25 a. m 1sS NJ SO n and 600
? For I, q %onlr%a ard ca%ai, East, G.oop NJ,
Daily iDay. except Saturday Other trains daily except
For tickets tables, parlOr sleeping aceommoia
So wSshngoasG 80 Fulton,st Anno9 OaeS
foot Of fT .sI New.YSrx OK .os ~; -,
West 42dst and Of Jay ST. North River Westcotts
Express viii call for and check baggage from hotels and
dences orders be left at ticket oalces
HENRY 3DEETr.
6 VsndcrOitave General Pssseuge Agent
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
DAY LINE STEAMERS ALBANY or DANIEL DREW
DAILY except Sunday.
Leave BROOKLYN. vntonst by Annex-.......".o m
Nestry-st PIER a. In
West 22d- st. Pier "a III
For Albany lanclng Nyack and Tarrytown by ferry
West Point Newburg Poughkeepsie, Rhinebeck, Catskhi
ana Hudson
Returning leave Albany at $50 a. m
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NEw.YoRK. Wednesday, June &c. 1885.

The following sales we're made the Exchange and Auc
ton Room to day: ,, 49,,
l 7.story building The It John, with o', 30 az
Broadway s. 4 a I0 II Oh o''n'' s7l 900
BIZ A. j. Bieecl;ers Son 4 o.
IA lots on KngsbT Tnnss SC Coz $500
lots samuel st. 100 1T Of Ar'nur"'f' $50
~ Bg Eichard Y. HaynsnG 90. ~
story huildug with lot, No 1872 Greenc.si > 10
n n of Be cAcr.st lot Observation-Disclosures "a ,oo
Bronson. ............. 30 1920
4story tat with Il, lot 9e ep samc $500
The with ot 40 $50 otii' ooo
ave 5 ~ II Of j3d.st. lot 80 xsu IL Lynes -'@"'
plot OF snd on % F1sr cor =. $500
BROOKLYN PROPERTY: $500
2-story house and stable with plot OF idhu 80 -
St $ loo 1T OF fiaSiin p.'' $1,000
UNIONrOWN ~. j. PROPERTY
IN JOhn I. BOyh
80. ~ land on Warren. St bet Broadway and High -,
al 7IgxI3y; Baldwin ~"
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAN5FERS-N' T. III
The following shows the real estate transactions recorded
the Registers office. today;
lst.ave No s4s 2jxsC; Eisner and wife TO s,oo
Wailsch $50 $40 # OF lotaave l6xeso Ewing
10 S S5is ss7 Fast IssIioo5; Weber and wife
sthaye sec, cor s %, iI-" ST. iSC
BayaI1st NO ~ observation-disclosures. L.
Klvnsl2nS'' NJ .............. ls.t
Robbins 5aI.D ave. i3o ii Of iiistst ioIo'' DIV
Miller 10 Myers. ';.,.;.,.,,-;
Kinesbrdgeroad cor Of l6gt4;st 5iio1g 80 10
Brennan, NO q .; loth'avc a5t9s9 Mary
0StniSt s. and iD another TO Muller .... 2oc
A,,. HGsIS1 ". 75 5Ii OF ssthst 252xs22 Vim
A." TTcGartIy 9nd wife TO Kearney ......... 2it
l5sth.st. :, lot so 1872 5OxlOO Ewing TO iiy
ets.st cS %G io a5xaoIo Hornjerger wife
127 sfe.sr 4 5o Il 81 sthave i6I5i Sloane
,t avn wi" es. 70 s7lS piS Of s6isi 0xO@ H
ssarlss ct al to az amy s 75xio65 Henry
McGucSin e. Al 70 Cohen ana an3tirr ana 90
7etns[ =, 81. EA''' Z'Aio '''. 1922
we 10 e. I lat So 80 esd ward 81 3x5e2x
ISL; Hustled referee 10 ALne il'n ,,t 90
l2ite,st sr5 ; S igS II cadpp lo4
ntn am s'o lot 8 5oxiOG' ? Barrett and wife
,eot to \ Eg cJr q Kns,Drigc road ao4H5ii0x
23xj5.b; Brennan ana wife 10 HAYES ana
4.ts ae s. 100 fl OF 9thaye, 25xlooA + can
ssu me Drd 10 a't' Garfield to i Canield
HenyypsGi s. 1888 # e OF Scammeis s4H-; Anna
aosne s5 :, # Of 55Ihst 2jxioOi Bach
ana %i,e 10 III il n Of West iothsr 2iix
iIg.$x2s. 5x5oxO4x52; II 4 Chanfrau TO ''hih -
0,h!ays ne es % It Of s6ih.s 2loxlcO: Cohen
al to Nc INC 81 ct az: acca '"0
l24th ST. - t 30 WV, 81 70 r ~ t;Pinith 1873
s+thst 4. $99 u ~ 9 D, $3.50
wsst is+ M S Of a69inst s,t
yanderbilt.aye West. " y 1Oll II u Of isothst 100
,oa, 10 sane 90 + Of wesscrave y1xliix5ox
36 also WsSsIsravs 90 f. Il qoI I,la' no o.
l7gth ~ .. 1863 II o. web,terave lO..Sx7gtx
iaoaJI also wcbseraye 10 4 n o. l,'taos
5ai 7, H sax o 81 Si'' same 70 rady 81
ls1st.st MS III It OF sh-ave l7xe9ll; osoro -
s,,b 5eisrSI 70 s IT Of ihave 64xsJ2 George
Rogers aq l@1 Tlie Of II sGavc s7xs : Hiram
Ipcersol referee. To + Howard and anoth', -, 1914
l2isss s. o ct al gc 10 Nc at,e and SIS
5thays NV cor q li Mgas oiAiOo |. 1850
e,b' a1 WV cor OF ist Sx5i; Harrison ant
VIE a. dy Jo'eP" eor Of 9Th Giloo
VoIEomner and we 70 Sath Vo o % re- Sah
NollAomme' snr nt l7th.st iooxi ioKi2jx5x
81 - q Gr,ne and wIic to Ellen Wlri.-;a. 81
weLs;er.ave. cor OF i'o'h's" "oAi'' 3
same s5 - s 's'S IS III Of Heenst 55N--O
Harriet l. frisb g and another to rruhSi . 70
CourtIandt.ave cor OF ,athst 'Oxioo "a hr'n'
VOlkommer eN'N to q B!ste sn1 o Ii0 ., 80
1885, ana also II cor Of ~ chs or ave ana On.
st. 5OAlliN Gxtd, EleRs VAC 70 Sn nil" TO
eeth IL y, D :, - !. ~ am,tler ........ 1910
l25thst : 70 u o. Moo S,i ey 45o
.SAs 70 S5 Il Of syoA I6si95 NeDer.
so,a MG STaS to e 'y cahy and wife 70 yn?d.
vanatrSi aye S VT s,ic valen,tneve y nS
ii9th.st. l00xi SIX lOOxi 75 also cor OF N"iei.
ss w nyS an. ~ It n o 7vt, s2xl sx'sr
xi26 W Crane ana VIE 70 II n H--ou-n -
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TEXAS AVID PACIFIC.

TO THE NEyy.ORLrAVS IA TIC DIVISION BOND
Ur!.DiR
properly i,rirrt"-es ~ tir rcorrnnl
z1;Ion of The eyis ant P..c IN nsl hunter ot the
III, cv.G-ican. paiu' Division have re-
- sled ~ cal ~ f' Ion ilOer' 6i th3t diV
slnn neriin~ he! a. .ur effce No bi f1change
plnc,. on TnfI,ll;. Jano -. q ): , Oe0c< r. H.
TILGHMAN, ROWLAND & CO.,
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Jnslrrfiion.
ror Rows and Young Men-Country

For Rows and Young Men-Country.
UEMPSTEAD INSTlTUrE.-A Boarding
School for Boys AZ Bempstcad, Long Island N y
SUMMER SCHOOL
from 5 mSs9 70 s ssp'e catalogue ON appcsc
NIITCHELIlS BOYS SCHOOL, Billerca,
nj Mass Smcs from Boston and miles from L ,sn
on ochoo I for bows from TO Is fall term commences
iSt6 september send for ciraqlsr 70 Principal
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY, ACADEMY,
the.er Cesy Gunones }horSnss InF1g Sco,tr
Ma51Af fna sSLlttS5o S f lHf
DEV. J. II. CONVERSE'S Home school for
IL ten boys al HamDurgh the Hudson thorough
manners and moras. Refers to Bishop II G. Potter -
UECTORY SCHOOL. Hamden. Conn;-ror
II boys $3.50 Home nhucncos and con.ots ti9r ous
s sf00 f sT' SSaT aGafcs Kew t. Rector
POCKLAND COLLEGE-NYACK- ON;;ThE
c1,, S7 as any wevc tcaders nier
any time '''' '0 w. H. nANisTHR A. NJ. Principal
GUNNER SCHOOL or Board. Newton, y. j.
- con Inst; high 75) f.; dry healthy beautiful kcrea
saddle horses. ponies and dOnEe'S Address j. WILL
GUNNER SCHOOL,
}. HASErorCk. \. NJ. Nc"-l runsw.ck y ):
CIGiAE'S PREPARATORY school
'N,ti ~ SOFA. NJ a. Na.cl. tIincral
TRlNITY COLLEGE, HARTFORD, CONN.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS
admission TO the Freshman tlnss VIII DC
held at No a.t sGh-st. New York city, as follows:
MOncaN. June n. = D. H.. Greek -,
ednesday June 49, $50 Allthreic ahc "eome'fyi
q inGllsh. .-...,o.., .,o,- az
Candidates for admission must have completed Their M
end bring Testimonials OF good moral
suCcmdns OF examination papers can
ne application 20 TIE President OF lfh " eose'
hartford Conn For further information apply 20 =. .,
IKANkLIN H. IOWLEK, 300 vest JOth 81, ~ l.
For Roth Sexes-Countrv.
tCAnEMN
II Roth sexes John /. Blair Foundation nc isl LAIN
creek french German. Muse drawing aud ia nuhg EA
pcr cuced teachers healthy location gymnasium large
Endowment; low rates scholarships prizes
j. IL. SHUMAkEN. Principal
BlairstOwD. y. ].
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Trains leave from chamberss station for Fnglewool
Tenary Coser Spark and Nyack $50 100 $780, $50 and
30 las 800 l. $50 52O 5sIO $50 1880 D. m
II midnight sundays 1870. $50 m. and p m.
For Manuel Spring Valley. MOnsev and Halmans. $50.
1850. $3.50 a. 45O $3.50. D. IN, Sundays. 930a p.
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/ Elton tiLLnl nAlLnUAD. Passenger
a M5 Msn'f sa evan a uis sSs tie
Te ana %Ap o% o s Sa and 'SS p sn at
Trans 81 IL and az go M CONNECT Tor 81
sys f Asse4a PaR ss 90 Hs ss "a
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
ERR RAILRQAp sH9hTEsT LiX e. P 1T
fEfISs pTsT HfWAY.3S TiXE coAcwrs
bact, S barely and
Day sHeeC He ana HP ga
haulton mlra. Bath Buffalo syracuse osweeo. Greene
WIlkesbarre. Danve Northumberland at owego for
i'n' BInsha%oa ana Himra Express Pullman coaches
Water scranton: Bnghamton Owsgo and Emira.
'G' P % balv iSaao Limited sprsss Pullman foic5ss
i@T BatS WayIan Buao Sc srrvins ia BaTao
2o e S SS as P1 sw ya TTpre Pullman
coaches stroudsburE scranton Bngam,ou, GortlondI
KcSGcd Springs connect at for ithaca aud uterine
date except SATURDAYS Connects at bnhalo with
" ior chaeid ,prlngs. daily except Sundays
see time tables for way trains on Morris and Essex d.
NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Redfeid and Nc
Manus making close connection with Boston ami Al.
bany r. for Chatham P5'sd Torh adams ana una T
rsa r. e G%ey ss s Dr T 6as
and intermediate places Coxslcke with Stage
Tor Greencvle OAK NH ana Me n.l Daily at gp sun
City Boats Hudson Tor y. at m daily except
Saturday.
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY Ferries in New YORK from foot OF Jay ST.
From Jaw st. $50: West i2dst. 10 a. m Day express
for Mfhefown Elenvile Monticello. Liberty White Lake
Delh and intermediate stations. Pullman drawing
Jaw st. 800; West 42a-st $40 p. H. Ulster County
iake and nt,rmediae Pullman wing
Jav 5lJ. Vest t2-st 535 =. III. Night express for
OswegO Suspension Bridge Thousand Islands. Pullman
sleeping afdcOa zines used all passenger
j. G. ANDERSON, O. T. A, - Exchange Place y. Y
NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES
~ TER. PORTLAND. NkW-LONDON, NORWICH.
WHITE MOUNTAINS and all points Fast From Pier 10
North OF Wats-t next pier above Desbrosses
Street Ferry. at . y. steamer "tITY OF WDRIEs-
TER Tuesdays. Thursdays aud SATURDAYS steamer CITY
or EW-lORk," MONDAYS W ednesd1ys and Fridays This
line mas unelualled facilities handling
freight throue hout New England each way
"a y except sunday exclusively for freight Tickets and
sta At 2O1 2D7 26 297 9 and 957 Broad
vav Astor House Windsor and cosmopolitan Hotels; 1913
Brooklyn, at Picf 40 North River steamers.
GEORGE W. BRADY. Agent
PROVIDENCE LlNE.-For Providence, W or
nont. Rhode Island Massachusetts. will leave
fler 80 y. H. daily except Sunday a. pm
ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT. Norfolk, Va. aud South.
Leave Penn n r. $50 rarlor Cars 70 Baltimore
ponce Palace stSamsrs arriving g Ola Psiat s'!s m
2ln BreaAwas- y. Y.
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY Ferries in New YORK from foot OF Jay ST.
NrORWICU LINE FOR ROSTON. WORCES

PROVIDENCE LINE.-For Providence, WOr-
i cester Northern New England ami White Mountain
pona Rhode Island and MASSACHUSETTS will leave
iler 40 y. H., daily except sunday at
3. W. POPPLk Gen. Pas Agent
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DAY LINE
ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT. Norfolk, Va. aud South
tncnce Palace stxamsrs arriving q Ola Psat s!o N,
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DEPARTMENT or IISA Ncf.)
OFFICE lT HE toMlIEOiLE4,}
NEWARK. \. j. June H. l.-G
CEALED proposals VIII be received nj this
, Office until a. riv. June o. lS-i at M for The
cha &C. ans part Of hundred thousand dollars OF bonds
vi The Clty OF eweik denOnlhatHd
"FAN ARRESRAGE BOND"
de eraDc July 1S' ut which d'e interest begins. These
Bonds IRE iIor - nv icl Oi lie - aiur OF the rt or
escy we'd April u 49, and ere pa'nbis IN zen
yrars rcgisrfel be fins interest 10 te
fou and ALI pr ceat per annu D. payable - IL
annually ~ the Snaiug fund OMuissi1 ueis
bonds tr credit AMI whole pfoporty
pledged. hcy no addition u tc dcpt or
is4ied for tax sTrclrt y sinking und i
shed by prOvidne tic means Of liquidation al M.
turi deposit or cent will be require! to company
each bid
c c To reject any or all DIS not deemed
fr fhn interest the such guarantee o. good aith viii
ne ssful h cIs tho ID p rinen o. n
nance NAV d Prop ,sals must be bdOr-ei Pro
po,a@ for lax Arcarage Bonds and dressed 10 he under
ned r. l. RNl-\N' '"hl'i"'ieI
tPpcp OF THr On EIFR OAK LIFE assurance COMPANY
HAgTFCRD CONS. June IL, lsr6)
rs'HF annual meeting of the Charter Oak Llic
Insurance Comnany Of Hart ford Conn VIII be hld at
tie In Hartford on Wednesday July
.th l--6, at ii O'clock a. m
CHARLES T. WILLARD, Secretary.
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DEPARTMENT or FlNANCr.)
CTEtE or lie CONTROLLER
I \

DEPARTMENT or FlNANCr.)
CTrtE ILE toHrIROiL..f
NTWAnK. y. j.. June / 70 ,-G.)
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received 1T tbs
y OH. until SATURDAY. Juno % lS-G At for the
purchase any par # on hundred hty eight thousand
T. oars OF bonds vi the ly Of Newark. denonlnated
"CiTN TAX BONDS"
deliverable l. 1855 which date interest begins These
B.ns are Authorized by Act of Lrssaiu Of the state OF
royei arch /. 1856 al able In
twenty (5OOO eacD c,uron registered cari inter
at
all linking Fund ON nission-fs
Ear tine payment o bonds The credit and whole
pr,fcrry OF the city pledged. 1ne 1ntrrc-t
and 4 sinking Funi is estabi shcd by law proylhng
he N, ans Liquidation maturity Tho Issue 81 I Csc
asOO bonds does ncr the nv dD deposit OF
> rer cen win Doe required 10 accompany caci DIG
ilengl re- we'd to reject al bs moi deemri Tor
The interest oi the city uCh gu1raniee o. cool ia VIII De
s-iul nIls. The &c ariWtn n itc
NAV Prop ais must be ind - q proposals lOr
ltI Tax l.Onds' and addFes-c 10 the undersigned
L. i. QUINN. Comptroller
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Ncw }]nblitallons.
= Great and noble work."-BOsion Beacon.

a great and noble work"-BOsion Beacon.
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF PAINTERS AND
PAINTINGS.
Tdi,elby JOHN D. CHAMPLIN. Jr.
Critical Editor CHARLES C. PERKINS.
rcur volumes quarto than two thousand Illus
tra lions.
Price. s25 per volume.
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TO TuE BOxD AND sTOCK HOLDERS OK TIE
TEXAs AND PACIFIC AND THE NEW-oRLEANS
Pacific RAILWAYS.
IL EvoltANGI: Pl.AC

The undersigned Committee of REORGANIZATION Only ap
pointed represent ali interests nave unalmoIsy aup'yi
gaeer s 81 s all a1 m
mortgages cGntanel IN tie GirssI ,n f ~ ' the Xxx XXX
O. July. 1885, subject thereto VIII IN Iaraers oi an
orange ins nSgdtaSle certificates therefor
CEN, 10 he regarded equivalent signing
Rehabilitation in accordance plan submitted copies
OF which plan ana can he ad on al inc
and Trust Company. 90 ana g Wiham-st. New York.
have been placed in possession courolng interest In the
securities named II will at proceed 10 execute the plan
ssond however more OF the Interests
srcctivc securities those Of such class uritic have
been deposited wall returned TO The rcspctyo aerosl
T e3 '-su1d hercor provdei in said agreement
time for ion Of ms plan because it = ayisei that
d asr PeSn ii fund. ere prov dd repairs am fans
b. provided WIN s1y until the success Oh the plan
u H SeVSE May 10. 1856 ,, ,.,.
81. Skwutc 'oi,iniGl, co,nm,u.o
fSH%Si ioWnEK; WYnlSn.
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railroad Company
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CAPTURING wAH-wAHs.
The "Poetcy of Motion" n Taught by the
Nlhhnn NInnkeN.

The wah-wah. a. tho natives Of
Borneo call the gibbon monkey. Is noted
for the rapidity OF his progression
through the tops Of trees. Holding by
his hand, to one branch. he give, his
body a long swing toward, another
branch, which he grasp, with his feet.
Letting go with his hands he swings by
his feet head downward and backward.
until he comes right side up when he
rciaNeN his fect'S hold and zoe, ilving
through the air 10 the next branch.
Grasping that with his hand, be con
tinucs swinging end over end until he j.
lar away from the running hunters who
may console himself by admiring the
poetry OF motion. Timid a. the
gibbon is he llic- at the slightest alarm
his affection will cause him to- return
II his yOun" one i, shot. even at the risk
of meeting similar fate. A naturalist.
IN narrating hi, exploits while collecting
specimens of natural history i'm Bornco
tells thi, pathetic story of a gibbons
affection.
lie shot "a large gibbon. which fell
from the tree To- the ground II was
Immediately followed by Young one.
with a wound in the neck The little
one kept mp steady cry. Two gibbons.
who were swinging away. end over
end. Immediately swung back. rs near
aS they dared to where the hunter stood.
They kept 80 well concealed that he
could not get shot. The little one was
made To scream while the hunter kept
quiet. "lt was a mean thing 10 do"
writes the naturalist. but. i'm collecting.
necessity knows no law. When / got a
falr shot at one of the wah-wahs.
fired. Tho timid animal. returning
in response to his child, cry. fell vic
tim to the parental affection which gave
HIM courage To attempt rescue
1t may not be i'm harmony with the
code of science, but we don't think we
could have shot that father if our col
lection should never rejoice in a Glib
bon. lOphs COmbuHjOM