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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SAMUEL ROGERS.


rur pApry IJrr or SAMUEL ROGERS BY
r. W. CLAYDEN 16mo PIP, 4oo bosfon' Hoo-
crts brothers.
Cous,aerino tbe extent of Samuel Rogers's OPP
portunitics for knowing Important anu s''ea
peopc. not only in his later period but oil through
his life. this record Of his earlier years must be
thought disappointing great number OF IA
,niar names nre indeed introduced. but little more
NJ general interest is recorded concerning them
dian such facts as that Rogers breakfastcd or
6;ned with such-an-onc, such-an-one brcakias'ed
or diucd with Rogers. There is a good deal OK
correspondence but II exhibits little freshness or
oripinaitv Of ideas and the descriptive parts arc
brief and infrcquent. Rogers became an admirable
racoptcur later and even here we catch OCCASION
ally cIjmrses Of graphic power in him: but, as
ru,e he writes without any depth Of feeling or
,n,crcst inclincs much 10 o society-tattlc whlcn
has long since lost its nteligibility, and conveys
the impression that he must have been considerably
bored during his continental travels The conse-
ouencc is that this volume offers few quotable pas
saccs and that it is curiousy wanting in anecdote
The editor has given too much space. moreover
to accounts Of Rogers's poems, which everybody
who takes the least interest in poetry knows
enough about.
AS poet, indeed, Samuel Rogers does not rank
high The chief interest postcrity has IN MN
SprlngS from the discharge OF his iune0 '0i'o v
literary host and entertainer In his second nan
of life his home was made centre OF literary
life and nearly every one of his contemporaries
possessing considerable fame or celebrity SAT al
his hospitable table at some time. his volume
closes with the establishment Of the life he was
TO lead steadily TO the end after he had settled
down. 1t may have been necessary to put on
record these details OF earlier years, but they are
certainly not lively reading AT wide intervals
ono encounters some little personal trait OF dis
tinguished man, like this Of Napoleon, then Consul
Ills profile is very striking and elegant, but
his eyes are of light gray and his eyebrows
scarcely d:stinguishable; and his face is over
spread with one dead yellow tint His head,
TO use the expression OF celebrated painter here,
is une tete dc mort-but it is the head OF giant
lie measures in height but 6ve-feet-fve; but his
hat, when he has left it on the table, as have
been assured by those about him, has moved round
the head Of the talcst and most robust general
in his army" If there were more observations
sach as that the book would be a better one.
AS il is il will be read by those who look forward
with Measurable anticipation to the volume which
is 10 deal with the later career of the poet of
Italy
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q ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey,

A E.NIRAlI HAlJnOAD VI
OFoor OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF May 20. 1883 c.s
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound grv sn
Route" at A. 7:4h ., IL IN. 80. 10, go 'eo'
IL D. IN. SUNDAYS at 4, S45 a. m 20. u a.
Trains leaving at 4. AS, II a. M, go, o. 70" -
10 D. m have connection for Reading Harrisburg rot,s
VILE etc. for Easton Bethlehep Alisnsov, AZ
20 a. m. for Bennington. Easton. Bethlehem Ansn'
80 a. m for bennington, Lake Bopateons Ess,s sn
ton Reading Harrisburg. Pottsvile. TsnsQuA sham"A"'
Sunoury. Lcwisburg, Williamsport - .r.,,.w>
r. N. for Pennington. Easton, Bethlehem Anen""~
Nauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg, ETC. u.,ch
3i5 p for E9ston. Bethlehem. Alentown "s
Chunk, Wlkcsbarrc Scranton Tamsqua shanohnrr ..on
80 D. M for Bennington. Lake Hopaisohs' Lew"
Bethlehem Allentown, etc. ,.r-,n..r
90 and 80 D. M for Someryille and Eemins~hr .r~A
5a5 D. fer Easton. Bethlehem. Anentcwn "a
Chunk. Reading Harrisburg, etc. ON sunds'' :"
sas. IL rs m, l. 80 & 80 e,ds ,InsA = 9x.svlS
PARK Ocean Grove except Sundsys Point rv son rous
4.S:i5 a. m, 100, $50 p. m fot LAkE"oo" "
River. ParOr Cars at 100 and 80 p T,rv v,nsfsnG
a. m, 1 D. m for ATLANTIC CITY, '"
ZOO 90, saS li16s Has m, p 90 1sss sS
SANDY HOOK R0UTEovr .so
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE e''-
FROM PIER 8, N; r., s..n,,sht aul
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach oe "a d n
Long R'loeh, 4 49, 10 ia s,. 4 n e,so m
For F6eron Asbury park. Ocean Grove ETC. "a Ocean
sa5 p m. Sundays except Asoury rN-
For Lakewood Toms River and Bsrnes's 80"
3A5 p. m
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Railroads..
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortands and
Desbrosses SITS. as follows; ,..,,.
A. M for Geneva. Lyons. Elmira. Rochester. Buffalo
and the West and principal local pointA Chair car to
D. M for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car 10 hammock Connection to Reading and Harris
burg. ~,.... -. -,-,,
b.so n m for copay and intermediate points Con.
neeton 10 Readng aud Harrisburg Chair car TO Coplay
Z p. m. for Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester, Buf-
BIB D. m for Lsurays and intermediate point.
Trains leaving at 8 q. m, p m and 40 ~ m con-
meet Tor ali pons Mahanoy and Haketon coal reciona
~ " ~ SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. M for Maueh Chunk. uarleton and intermediate
pointA s ,,.,
N m for Geneva, Lyons Emlra, Rochester But.
falc and the West Pullman sleeper 70 LyonA
General Eastern Once. 2S5 Broadway.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FoURTRACK TRUNK LINE.
on end after MY II, trains leaye

GRAND CFN1R STATION,
Largest and Finest Passenger Station Ia Am-rfcs
Albany Troy aud Syracuse also to Montreal ana
% SO a. m, FAMOUS vESTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS LIMITED, composed exclusively OF bulee
ana B
Falls Erie Cleveland Indianapolis and Toledo, arriving
Chicago at 80 a M ST. Louis 40 p m next day. ~
10 80 m, Chicago Express for Niagara Fails 10
Chicago drawing Canandaigua and Rochester,
III 80 m, Western NewYork and Northern Express
30 D. M, Albany, Troy and Utica special with draw.
ing Albany and Troy Connects az Troy p9f
Saratoga Saturdays only.
a p NJ, Accommodation to Albany and Troy -,
ls6 p. Fast Chicago Cincinnati ana 81 Louis e.
press for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, suspension Bridge Az
edo Detroit and Chicago, with sleeping and dining cara
lt0 70 Montreal and Canandagua fxpresS qsys
Sleepngcars Pattsburg and Montreal via Rouses POM
ST. Adams also 70 syracuse ana uU
9p M, Special Sleeper. arrives Rochester ~ Us
sII 80 p. M Fast Night Express for Rochester, Eur
alo, Niagara Falls Toronto, Cleveland Cincinnati Id
cars Seeplng.cars Wstertown via Utica daily e1eeps
Saturday also to Canandagua on SUNDAYS only .,,,
IL night, Albany Express with sleepngcars 20 Avsy
and Troy Connects with the morning trains FOR inc
Tickets and space in dra wing room and sleeping cars On
sale az Grand Central Staon Alb s5 AMI 9y2 BrosaSyi
y Park place. Battery place 81 %ssS .nd 10
Fulton SITS Brooklyn, and 70 4th-st, Yillamsourg 49,
westcotrs Express calls for and checks baggage nun
Kun daily others daily escep. Sunday s.cp ssA'
St Station to take up passengers fgE HSn moNET
General en- Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W n. Y. G. II. T. K. CO, IesseeA :. !
Trains leave west 42dst station follows and 20 mins
utes earlier from foot OF Jay.st, North River
Detroit and Chicago % :55 a M Is :o0 3 rs
ST. Louis &c 90, IS :l5 D. m -,
acsYs walls IL % 55 a. M. - 100, IS rs D. m.
Utica 3:15. % :55, ON 80 a. m g 90 3 IS
20 :55, all 80 a. M lsj4 :OO 70 100. IS rs m
Cranston's West Point Cornwall, Newbur9. H3Ios
~ Is % 55 1015 all 80 a. m, (s)4 :Oo 49, 515.
g rs AS D. NJ aud % 100 D. Cranston's. Cornwall
Newburg. =.
Hamilton London, % :55 a. m. t6 :oo - 10 D. m To'
Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo, Niagara Falls. De-
trot Chicago and ST. Louis 49,,
Daily Daily except Saturday c Other trains daily
ton (a)11 90 m (s) $40 p. Hoboken West Shore
Station, (a)11 80 a. m, 1913 so p. m.,--.
dations or information, apply at Offices Brooklyn-SSs
WashinRton-st 1870 Fulton-st, Once, foot OF Full
ton.st New.York City-3cs 1856 942 Broadway, 1873 Ia
Bowery II Park Place and West Store stations foot Of
West 4od.st foot Of Jay-st, N. r. c. L. LAMBERT,
5 Vanderbilt-ave General Passenger Agent
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NEw-YoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

: EAILWA 1s-ITeIn' EO~Fo IoFlIeS u Wo"t III
and Jay SITS. follows; -
West 42d st., so o. m. Jayst, 80 a m, for MID
dletcwn Fallsburg. Monticello Liberty, Walton Delhi
Norwich Utica Rome, Oneida, Fulton 0swego, Buffalo,
Detroit Chicago, Waikiki Valley points
West 42dst 10 pS M; Jayst $50 p m, for Mid
West ga :2S p m Jay s. 10 p n, daily for
swaso sn.peason BdSs psrot Chicago 81 louis
Buffet Sleepers to Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
free 10 Rochester.
Pullman seepngcar berths reserved a. 2oI broadway.
7s7 eth. ave. iSl East i55tht 28l West {2Sthst New.
YORK J. O. ANpERSoN g. p. A.,
IL ExcAanes Piae6, Nsw-Xerk-
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
lN-Tralns leave from Chamberss Station week days
So 80 EHs 'eS ana ]. 20 % Pos5 a
mi S0 aSV sun SiTV 90 s5S and n.
Tor Manuel Spring valley. Monsey and Tsm,nA gs.s
DAYS, co. so a. m, 4:oO,, eo p IL SuuoS> s'sv
a. and p. m.
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SHORE LINE.-All Rail Route LOT 9,.od 1o Central
- Newport and the Ess. Expires .tsd Eaprsss spa
Expreas train ct p. M, except .a :, Qaspinn
prsss % II p m daily. Palace ssAe''
cara - oostnottons
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CRIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4ol, 81.

RRIE RAILWAY.-TicketO Offices, 40l, BIZ.
II I'll and 957 Broadway, log i2 Bowery' aSr wesks
Battery Place Chambers and 2Sd street Iefi1e. new
Williamsburg corner Newark and Hudson SITS. Hobokeni
81 MontgOmeryst and New Station, Jersey Guy where
Tickets and Paror sleeping Car reservations and orders
for checking and OF baggage be obtained tx
press trains 23ds minutes earlier tan TING shown
from Chamberss local trains 20 70 mlnuses carrier
10 Buffalo; Pullman sleeping coaches HornelsVIle 70
Cincinnati and Cleveland ,, ~. 49,.
car 10 Blnghamton. 0wego. Emira and Corning
D. m daily, Chicago and ST. Louis Limited" . soDa
pullman train Of day and buffet Sleeping eossns, % Bg
St Louis: no extra charge for fast time. 49, 49,, -
D. m daily Chicago Express, Psllman bunet sleegnp
coaches Bnghamton, Owego EInhr@ fsoehesOef' but
Ru tsG Sln'i and fsssaie 49, = $780, ss.
no !ss n IsSs i:s +. as's..s9i
80 IN 49, 29 M t9 10 rsS a. ~ n Sao:
psterson14 445 6, Z So ESQ 10 80 a. M y Moons
80 ss4s6 q .4 4iiC 3d. 80 4 10 30 mo
IA5, s. $50 go O. 1920 n; Y sig az 10
Ne II 20 ana Ra'ersoNs S so NHS 20 80
7:so. 10 p m; IL night Sundays "a nj s;so'
fGTss 60 t.S a. ssS
IL night Also to Ridgewood, 80 ms ;2o ?; M i
to sufsr 1s 80 % p s y nsSt 'O ..
Ne%b M and conw III 80 a. m go 4, 80. 500.
30 p. Sundays Q a; m; u 40 D: m an M
Miidctown and Port Jervts4 AS 80. Q. 10 30 m
EEpress trains ain from the arrive in NewYork ~
Gen'i Sup't General Passenger Agent
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Financial.
.HEW.YORK, Lake ERIE
WESTERN R. R. Go.
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT,

NO. 81 Cortlandtst, New.York April 49, 1883
This Company has made arrangements with Messrs
DREXEL, MORGAN & CO., OF New-York and Messrs
DREXEL & CO., OF Philadelphia TO extend the Fifth
Mortgage Bonds issued by the NETWORK AND ERIE
RAILROAD COMPANY, MATURING JUNE 1sT
NEXT the principal payable forty years from that date
and the interest December LIST and June 1st semannuay
at 4 per cent per annum, both in UNITED STATES
GOLD OF the present standard OF weight neness tho
Mortgage security remaining unmpaired
The right extend above has been reserved 10 such
OF the holders may desire TO avail OF It shah de-
post their Bonds for that purpose with Messrs Drexe
organ & Co., % wall-st. NewYork prior May 18th
next Holders desiring to extend Will princi
pal and accrued at per cent to June 1t 1885,
pur on and surrender their Bonds at
tho once Of DRIXEL MORGAN Co. on and after
that date. JUN hiNO. President
% wa-st. New. York, April 90 1883
Referring 10 the above notice OF the New.York Lake
and Western Railroad Company, we are ready To 70
ceiye any OF the and Ellie Railroad Companys
Fifth Mortgage Bonds for extension
We are also prepared buy at and accrued
sny OF the bonds holders OF which desire TO sell
rather than extend Such holders extend their bonds
will have the privilege according the priority Of appli
cation until June next OF purchasing from us at 100
and interest any bonds extended by after
from their present holdcrS
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L on and after MAY 1s 1888


S q spa sf: funk HsY ~ ti NE
AND USiTEp STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New-York via Desbrosses and Cortlsnlt
Ee Pstsb as .sG The west with Pullman
Cars attached, 90 m, @ 80 and 2 M daily Nsw-
, nSA s ss G' ys. h' g nas
day. Williamsburg Lock Haven. 100 m, 8 B. m. |;
G5ss ans f Fero 1 Centre snd ss f
For keoapC 90 10 so saa az and 10 R Ssss
r. spaSay .sd he and sad 10 Limited w.
ngt9n Express Of pgma2 PsSt Sas o Siy saesp
nsSsn a52 Co e. :s sS and 90 ana do Z
night Sunday, is and ~ m. 4 40 ana .. N ana
For : Aians S City p m weekdays Through f'r's,
For cig s,S May H.. S's sSs aay and ST.
noon, s:iO. 10 and on SUNDAY sunday GAS m
For 1N CD Point ' ana M Soiios va PA.D:
and Norfolk Railroad p M DAILY daily via baltimore
BOs sna Of sa BTo Brook ~ knnex scnnscs ali Auss
, trains az o seTscy Ey trsyeI
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Fxntess trains leave York, via Desbrosscs and
go O. Ghlsa , L .Da with plnns CO. s
Accommodation, 80 and II 10 ~ $50 and D. m
Z, a 80 5. Z, 30 and pm, and u is might
Trains IeaTns NewYork daily except Sunday At g.
and D. m. Sundays, connect at Trenton for Cam
Ticket omces, Nos J. 4s5 $40 and % BrOsadw.y.
Court st. and Brooklyn Annex station foot Of Fultonst
brooklyn Station Jersey City, Emgrans IicAe' omca'
The New.YOrk Transfer Company win call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences woon
CH dSSsr II Manager aS1eer General Psssr xsen.
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. New Publications.

- PECIMEN COPIES FREE.-Address Pub
- Usher 81 THE GROWING YOUTH. Mount Vernon,
y. y. Cash prizes for stories.
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Notice OfSaIe of Bonds.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER
OF JEFFERSON COUNTY, ooo Z

BOULDER Mont, May l, 1888.
NOTICE hereby given that the Board Of County Com;
offer for the highest bidder for cash. on the 18th
day OF June A. d. 1885, at u O'Clock m, at the court
house at Boulder the county of said county the
coupon bonds OF said county to the amount OF forty
hoISand $40 OO0 dollars. Said bonds shall be OF the
denomination hundred $500 dollars aud dated the
d3v of the and shall be payable In twenty
wears after and rcdeemable after he years
after said date at such time as the said ooal9 snau
determlne and shall interest at the rate or per
cent per annum, interest payable semi annually on tae
drst day OF January and July Of each year said Donds
and payable at the office Of the Treasurer OF SAID
Sealed proposals for purchase Of said bonds VIII BIO
received at Office OF the County Clerk az said town OF
Boulder said time OF sale SAID bones WIZ De old
to the highest bidder but bonds Will be sold FOR
less than the par value thereof. ~. ..,-
Said bonds will be issued for the purpose OF eIectng
a court house under authority OF Sections 100 I2o
FOG and 797 OF General Laws, 9th Division OF the
Complied Statutes Of Montana and under an election held
hereunder April u, A. D. 1883, at which time the
said board authorized TO Issue bonds TO said amount
BY order OF the Board, - ,. - o,,
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Qeathfra.

Ar EXPERIENCED lady teseher will give lessons
n in the English branches during tho summer In
CRITTFNDEN, 81 mcksst, Brooklyn. References
exchanged.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEAoHERs' AGENCY
&c. Il Colleges Schools and Families Apply 70
MRS M. j. UN6-FULT0N. - Union square.
"A G,.ADUATE Of vssssr College . tesshef Of ssyersi
a years' experience wishes position 70 teach. Ad
dress A. D.. Tribune once
prsr TEACHERS supplied; no charge. TEACH.
"a Frs reTiseIed FOR 20 cents for Possgs yac:ncles
sw, vs. on hand: form for stamp. r. T. AVERY, Amert-
en-, School Bureau, 2 West L.h.st. N y
<,oyERNTss An experienced lady tea,her In mure
u modern languages and In English bisneees wishess
June 70 October Address l. j. D., Eroohya n O
IIEssEs TEACHERS AGENCY, re East i7ths,
hiso governssses English French. music drawing,
possible Recommends competent teachers governessea
musicians. etc. all branches
DKIvATE LESSONS 10 stcnograPhy lPitmans I'M
HfnA 50 ssnM per lesson; DAY And evening. MIA
x1N61 u bTUkRZ..
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pILLINGS. CLARKS FORK AND COOKE

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of this company
will held It's Office $50 Broadway, New York City,
Tuesday, June 1883 at II NJ for the election OF
trustees for the ensuing year, and other business.
GEORGE b. HULME, Secretary.
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lflusiral Jnstrnments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED GRAND.
n uprg and square pianos Of our make which were
specially selected and only used by the artists OF the Met
ropolitan Opera House Company during the opera
season will be sold liberal reduction from our regular
prices. PIANOS FOR RENT.
WILLIAM KNABE 4 CO.. 112 5th-ave above 16th-st
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OFFICE or ST. PAU AND Duluth RAILROAD CO.
sr. PAUL, MINI, May no. loSo. )
TIVE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders OF the St Paul and Duluth Railroad Company
for the election OF directors the transaction of any
business OF the company will be held at the ONCE
q the company; i the city q ST. PaA MINI on Mon
The transfer books will be closed at the close OF bus-
Thursday May II. 1888. and reopened Thurs
DAY Juno 81. 1885,
N-' PHILIP a HARRIS Secretary
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RAILROADS..

TRAINS FOR BOSTON
Il via
New.Y0rk and nd New-Enslana
New.Yorx,. New:Hayep and Hartford Road
Arrive BOSTON 4 80 p. NJ, Q Pm,
PULLMAN H sfEEtfNe OAR. on NIGHT rRA1ss.
op.un crT TIGKFrp 2pEpsoJTGHENsEw.YoRx
s8 100 o. m. Daily, Including Sundaya
Other trains daily except SundayA
s37 Broadway, New York.
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DACIrIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

NEW-IORK, Nay 10, 1888. )
The fory.nrst annual meeting OF stockholders OF the
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY will be held
AT the company pier foot OF Canalst, North
RIyer in the City OF New York, on THURSDAY, the
ri st day OF May 1855 the hours and
o clock d. M for election OF Directors and the
Transaction OF such other business may properly
heore H. The transfer books Of the COMPANY will close
az the Office OF the Unlln Trust Company on TUESDAY
the 22d day OF May 1888 at o'clock p. m and will
omen on FRIDAY, June /, 1883, at 10 O'clock a. m
W. H. LANE, Secretary
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NETWORK AND LONG ISLAND BRIDGE co..
secretary's once, $40 Third ave,
New.York, May 10 1888.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
ers Of the Eew.York and Long Island Bridge Co. will
be held at NJ $40 Thifd-ave. MONDAY June T. 1855
half past O'Clock for the purpose OF eeeting
directors 70 hold their once until first Monday
Of June 1882 and for the OF any
authorized TO be done az annual meeting. The polls
viii remain open ore hour. r. NJ. c. GRAHAM. Secretary
OFFICE OF NATURAL GAS TRUST,
Eew.YOrk, May Is, 1858.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the holders of
Natural Gas Trust Certificates will be held Mt the once
Of the Trust No 20 Broadway. Room 80. Thursday
May 81 for the election Trustees and
Of such other business may before
JOHN BUSHNELL,
sserstAry.
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SCHOOL BONDS.

sssed d seSso M be s'vsa dw by Of The Board OF
n Y. until Thursday, June II, 1888 for the purchase
OF s27 School Bonds, payable 1899 1908 bearing
interest at 2 per cont per annum payable semannuay
The Board VI Education the right any
or all bids Proposals should be lndorsei Bids FOR
School Bonds" and addessed Board OF Education Dis
trict No. 4 Box 203 MI Vernon, ~ Y. L. o."
by order OF the Board Of Education
WM L. SLEIGUT. Clerk
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THE 8 TANDARD GAstIGHr COMPANY OF THgl
CITY OF NEW YORK 2 CORTLANDT.Sr. (

CITY OF NEW YORK 2CoRLANDT.sr :
THIS COMPANY, WITH WORKS AND
i pipe lines constructed the most modern and
improved system is In active operation in this city and
is supplying gas TO large and daily increasing list OF
It now offers Ave hundred thousand dollars
$500 O00) OF its SIX PER CENT PREFERRED STOCK
sale at par, and like amount OF common stock
atty cents. both payable In ten monthly instalments
For detailed information apply at the eompany's main
once above
UNIV mo ISSUE OF BONDS wHATEvER)
MAY
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Situations Uante6-Gemales.

<, FANsTEESS &c-By a respectable Protestant girl
- ne seanetress would walt ladies' do chamberwork
or tako care OF children years reference CALL l32
West 52d.st
w AsHING-By Protestant woman, to take home
w washing go out by The day Is an excellent hama
az shirts and nnc clothes; best references MIS- IRA
HAM, 113 West 49th-st
w ASKING and ironing neatly done IN al best styles
w prices called for and delivered free or
charge. Call address T. BROWN, 5o4 West Soh-ss
w AITREss, &c-By a thoroughly competent a girl
from last employer 3l4 East 24thst, near 2dave
Ring times
w AITHESs. &c.-By respectable young woman as
w competent waitress parlor maid; ntstcass City
or countrv Address NJ H., Tribune Uptown ohce
Uptown Once, 1,23s broadway
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Jnstrurtisn.

For Bows ard Young Men--City.
CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE
y whether for boys girls and locality preferred
j. p AVERY, Anne: lean School Bureau, w l4h list. NJ
ID RELAXATION for Fall College Examinations Sum-
L scsHon WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL. begins August
~ - Cast i5th-st
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1913 Broadway,
7 neaT 42lst 5lst year Primary. commeresl and
eli ,>ica departments instruction thorough NJ. NJ.
HOBBY, W. l.. AKIN. n. G. HENDRICKSON. PEnA
For Young Ladies-City.
MISS CHISHoLM's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Is East 65th-st, New-York
VIII reopen September &c Boys CasseA
Tcr Roth Cexes-City.
rr1IE ETEIirz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
WTST MADISON SQUARE, N Y.
Onen al SulLler. Also Shaslde summer CoursA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
ITO NEW-HAVEN. 75c.

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