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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-08

s.r,ous worries and annoyanccs Of his position at the
French Court He was indeed brought In contact WIN
some very exasperating people, and when se iss' no
ands forbcarauce with these, nothing can o
franker than his expression of his opinion
,ham. Captain Landals was thus favored Win
nortrat of himself which could hardly have soofhch
his native irasclby, and william Jackson ior az
,omntlur TO lecture the venerable Minister recc'ved
q setting down. which ought-secng that he was
Young man, and not nnimpresslonaoie-to nav"
done him much good. At this time frahhh so,o
tiac bias Interested him in tho experiments OF Ho'~
John Paul Jones appears often In the seventh No''
ouarrelllnr with LandaIs and Franklin taking br''h
pri,es. getting into troubles with his mop Inc coric
sroraercs with yerccnncs shows how much friction
,hc,,, was with the French Government even when
,h,nrs looked smooth outside This Volume covers
17so17so The eighth u7e2-1Ts4 includes an ,n-
tercstinr and exciting episode in scientific Annals
namely tho beginning Of practical baloonns. franh
lin was present Ton tho 9th August. 1881 az 'no
oscenson OF tho balloon constructed by the ROBERT
pro,h.re undcr the supcrintendencc OF Mr. Charles.
and IN letter to Sir Joseph Banss, the president OF
Tho Rows, socety gave an excellent description OF tho
affair. The experiments Of the Montgolfers were
then tho central themc OF DISCUSSION an"
Franklin naturally Joined the chorus OF sangmno
anticipaton More than century OF experiment ="
serostatcs has taught wholesome dstrust as 10 inc
solution OF the great problem for in that century e
~ any real advance has been madc In acronauuos'
Franklin calls Platre de Razier Platre dc 1rosicr.
such msspelIing might as well have been corrected
IN the new edition of his letters. In this volume
Franklin appears working hard for peace, and II 'has
cannot DO obtained, then for the mitigation OF the
suffering caused by war; in the abolition OF priVa
tecrng The signing Of the treaty OF peace also occur,
IN those wears and discussion and defence OF Frank
Inns own acts and positions Here also is the phiioso
nher,s letters to Mrs. Sarah Bache concerning tno
Order of Cincnnatus, and the argument In favor OF
the turkey as the national bird Of America In this
volume too, is the famous Letter from China
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER

Time TaDle OF My ~, 1920
For pHILADELPHIA and TRENTON Bound gr .so
10 ~ m SUNDAYS at 4. AS a. m. 80 IL p %
Trains leaving at T. as, II a. 30 4, 30 ~
10 n m have connection for Reading, llsrrisburg totS
Vile etc a. m for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown:
Maucn Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg, etc on SUNDAY tos
zoo a. m. for Pennington. Easton Bethlehem. Allen-
3 :so A. m for Pennington Lake Bopateong, Esston
Bethehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk wilkesosrre sc.sn-
ton Reading Harrisburg Pottsyille Tamsqas. Shamokns
/ n m for bennington, Easton bethlehem, Anento"h'
Nauch Chunk Reading Harrisburg, etc. 49,,
3Ih d m for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown Msuen
Chunk WIlkesbarre. Scranton. Tamaqna, shamokin.
$50 D. M for bennington. Lake Hopateons' EAS''"'
90 and $50 D. 10 for soneryiile and Fcmins,cn
6:45 D. m. fer Easton Bethlehem, Allentown, MsoSSn
Chunk. Reading Harrisburg, etc. on Sundays AZ %"
as15. II 10 A. m, 1, 80. 4, 30 6:15 p m sun;
days 200. 100 m for Red Bank Long Sanen lA peas
park. Ocean Grove except sunday rsins M
4, sis a. m, 1. 80 p. m, for Farmngdse Lane
WOOD Manchester, Toms River BarnegaL ETC. ,.,.,d
a. M. l y. m. for ATLANTIC CITY, 'in''
n'.ds co. 90. s15 II rs. II As a. NJ 90 SsV.
$3.50. CHS M sgnS,ys o0 200 gRor T E0f r''n
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE e'"' I.
FROM PIER g. N. X. ..x-,.,. Ncn-
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach sesontne s:<6
mouth Beach and Long Branch, 80 sd
D. m. Sundays except Atlanuo hkh
For Ei6eron Asbury Park Ocean Grove etc 10 eeai
rs D. N. Sundays except Asbury PARK ana o''--
For lakewood Toms River and Barnegas $50 -
3a5p m
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ERIE RAILWAYwTicket, Offices Offices 40 4oi w.s 81,

ERIE RAILWAY.-TicketO Offices 40I III,
Battery PlSse CHAMBERS and 2Sd street ferries New
Wiiiamsbufg; corner Newark Hudson sts, Hoboken
81 Montgomery-st, and New Station Jersey CITY wnere
Tickets and Paror Sleeping Car reservations and orders
@ ebeeSne and transfer Of baggage can be obtained Ex
nress trains leave 23st minutes earlier than no shown
from Chambers local trains TO 10 minutes earlier
to BaHaIo; Pullman sleeping coaches Hornellsyiie To
Clncnnad and Cleveland ,.,,. r-. ,..
10 80 M, week days Delaware valley Eoprse n pah'f
D. M, daily Chicago ana s. Louis Limited sol.
pullman train day and buffet sleeping coaches 70 Bgt
faO Niagara Fails Slsyefn S fast te anu
e' m dsiiy Chicago Express. Pullman buffet sleeping
Coaches to Bing hamon Oweso. Elmra Rochester But'
Ru taf and Passaici. As, =. 7;So o;Sa
2$' & . = n asS si:s $|$ s
snD46S 49, e 30 e 10 asa 30 M y u Hocn
pa taS T. 44s ?:56 80 20
$$S $ s.s5 a. t;lci 49,? +oa 30 'ao;
IL hight sundays 4 As, 8 80 10 80 a. M - posn;
i45 8 8, $50 go O. 10 20 2 m; y sig sn "a
Nex'tS and Paterson yI o so 80 o. go 20 So
7 iSo 10 p m IL night Sundays Ga m $780,
g. ia a. - IS 10 ss
IL night Also Rdgewood, 80 m 20 p o IA
to sunern $50 M s ,a ltgSt 40 s'''' i'''
Neab mn ana az to a ~ g. 40 30 90
$50 n Sundays SaTs g M ID 30 ts p m
9p m. Sundays 445, go, 9 a n 80, P M
$3.50. t:so: s 80 p M sundays 49, '''O'
EEpress trains from the West arrive IN NewYork a
7:CS Il so S Z Hi ,9d 10 20 M L. P. FARMER
CENT Sup,t General Passenger Agent
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOUR-HRACK TRUNK LINE.

and after June =, trains leave
GRAND CFN1RAL STATION,
largest ana Finest Passenger Station ia Am-riv~-
a. m. chester and Montreal Express drawing, room
Albany, Troy and Syracuse also TO ohtfes ana
s., Adams. ..o,-. ,r,,s.,--n,-, ,,,, c,rYc.co am
ST. LOUIS LIMITED, composed exclusively OF outee
snoking-ear diningcar drawing room ana sleeping cars of
Albany, Utica, Syracuse, Rachester, lunalo Niassn.
Chicago at $50 a. M, ST. Louis 40 p m next day.
10 80 q. M, Chicago Express for Niagara tas no:
ronto. Cleveland Cincinnat indianapolis. Detroit and
Chicago drawing CanoDdagua and Rochester
IL 80 q western New DIX ana NorIAcsh lApf'''
20 r. M Saratoga and Utica special with drawing.
room cars Albany and Troy Runs through TO Lake
"' s4 ~ M M decentralization TO Albany and Troy.
l'5 D. NJ Fast Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis ES-
press for Niagara Falls Buffalo, Suspension Bridge 10
ronto, Cleveland, Cincinnati, indianapolis ST. Louis 10
iedo and Chicago with sleeping and dining cars
10 40 D. m Montreal and Canandaigua Express dsiy.
Sleeping Plasburg and Montreal via Rouses Pons
and Ma St Adams also Syracuse and Cananda qua day
except Sunday. Sunday train does not run west OK Aosny
D. M, Special Sleeper arrives Roehoser :4O a. NE
RursIo 35 a. m and Cleveland :2o p. M
I1 80 D. M Fast Night Express for Rochester bui'
fao, Niagara Falls Toronto. Ceyellnd Cincinnati IN
cars Sleepngcars to Clayton, via Utica daily eAeep'
Saturday also TO Canandaigua ON Sundays only. 80,
- night Albany Express with slee ping-cars 70 ApaJ
and Troy. Connects with the morning trains Tor the Mss
for Saratoga, Lake George and the North Except Sau'
Tickets and space dra wing room and sleeping cars On
sale a. Grand Central staon Alb I5 aud 9f2 BROADWAY
19 Parkpace Batteryplace o. Wes aSotnst d s an
sutton sts Brooklyn and 10 4th- ST., Williamsburg
We,tootrs Express calls for and checks baggage ron
hotels T residences. a. . &C.,, ,e. -. ,oa,,
st. station 10 take up passengers Tor North and West,
General Superintendent General Passenger Agep.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and
Desbrosses sts follows:
a. m for Geneva. Lyons. Erira, Rochester Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair to
Emra.
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
10 Tunkhannock Connection to Reading and Harris
burg $780,.
points. Chair car 20 L. and 3D. Junction.
$40 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car TO
Mouch Chunk x ,,, ., W..
fao and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons.
5I5 p m. for Iaurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving at 3 q. M 1 D. IN. and :40 d. m.
meet for ali points in Mahanoy afleton regionx
SUNDAY TRAINS
o q. m. for Maueh Chunk. nazeton and intermediate
5:45 D. m. for Copiay and intermediate points
z D. IN. for Geneva Lyons, Elmra, Rochester. But
fao and he West. Pullman sleeper o
General Eastern onice. 535 broadway
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Railroads..

NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ KAiLwAY.--fralns leave from ferries at West AID
aud Jay follows: 49,.
West 42d.st, so o. m. Jay-st, 80 a. m, for Md
detown, Fasburg Monticello Liberty Maiton' Dom.
Detroit Chicago, Waikiki Valley points an,
West lod st, 10 p m. Jay-st, 3 700 p m for Mid
dietown, TlenviIie, Waikiki Valley Points aio ,,,- q,
M,ddIetown Falburg Liberty Walton, Norwich, Oneida
Gswego Suspcnson Bridge. Detroit Chicago, St Louis
Buffet Sleepers 10 Niagara Ais iseenins enair Gar
FREQ Rochester -. ma. -.
Timetabies tckets &C. 2o7, 307 944 1925 Broadway
ISL 0h.aye 1874 East 125th.st 26i West l2othst, New
York. j. u ~ pi-itooN, " ". o.,
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SHORE RAILROAD.

W " G. q H. X r. CO., lessee o., % min.
West 42dst station as folloMA ana ~
utes earlier from foot of yay,st, North River;
Detroit and Chicago, 20 55 m. 81 200. - 10 p m
sya L1S' BufSio RSeReser Suspension Bridge Nj
Waea, SIS, . 80 l,'i1 80 q M 100 e 100 * N;
% So 1a ii 80 a. m, tsj4 200. Is 100, 3 10 p m
- Gfansohs 1o.i5 all 80 a. NJ {si 90 10 SIS
81 IS AS H. m, and 70 100 D. M, Cransons Cornwall.
Newburg ,, -. - M
Hamilton, London, % 55 SO 90 - 10 D. m 10
ronto 70 IS a. m &c 90, 80 rs p M go ,,,, -
Elegant sleeping for Buffalo. Niagara Falls. De-
troit, Chicago and Louis. -,
Daily Daily except SATURDAY. co.., Other trains daily s
ton ajI 20 a. NJ (sj $40 p HOOoken. West Shore
Station, (a)l1 80 a. H., ISIS so D. m -
For ticKe, time. tables parlor sleeping acccmn
da,ons information, apply at offices broohynISS3
t,nst York City-3c3 7s5, 942 Broadway, 153 IL
Bowery - Park Place and West Shore Stations foot OF
West 43s.st foot OF Jay.st., N r. c. T.. LAMBERT,
8 Vanderbilt,aye. General Passenger Agent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
N-Tralns leave from Chambers-ss station week GAYS
81 sso EHsiS SS %s"s9sy Ss'i ps,tS
midnight Sundays, Z 100. $50 M and p N.
For Manuel Spring Valley Monsey and Tapans: W w
days go, 80 a. m, 4:oO,, o'aV p Ill SA"'~ WV
O. u. and y. m.
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Single Numbers. Is cents annual subscription. 81 II
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I DN OCCA'
BY T. ROBINSON WARREN.
G. W. DILLINGHAM;, Publisher, SO West o3d St, N Y.
Mr. (Captain) Warren served under almost every
foreign flag and presumably offers sound advice aspiring
yachtsmen counseDng them 10 ignore catch penny text
books, mere compilations OF English books and stick 10
standard works In by Navy in connection with
actual experience board fishing vessels
and introduces simple formulas show how simple \
matter IL is TO find ones position at
" Extracts from opinions Of the press"
N. Y. EVENING POST" He talks in an easypono
OF the lamented decline OF American shipping and
about the part yaohtsmen may some time play in the
N Y sun" He doesn't believe in tex. books but
suggests cruise In o Sandy Hook pilot boat or a
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N. Y. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER He INDUCES
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blast spcaks In praise Of the Qualities Of Sandy Hook
pilots counts the modern dangers Of the deep describes
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with a chapter of general aXioms."
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RAILROADS..
TRAINS FOR BOSTON
l. via
New.York and New England

TRAINS FOR BOSTON
s.v.r.r. ..s irs--rnsl.ns
rs.Ss iy1 SSi$5N e 81 p M sP M 4
,r A.,5 h sRf5SS * ThSdS% rn.,x,
c sSS trains IN d nf,'y EXCEPT isJaa suadsy
. sss ss, sSd Dsps
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
2 On spa ate! FINK MSy ID Li NE
AND UNiTED STATES NAIL RouTA
I'i st9ess si Ss.r,ss s as fSows ,'''
sSs ;sa ne T1 rss:H Pew:
day day ' @iptiiasscSis Lock haven: 200 M n;
TGs5y nps s sns e. so iii ssS sn''.s CORY ''
For For k kar:ssw 90Y and s
p. SS x "a sSSs'y Sd he a2e
s |ssSSa h u o. s rf5@1S
sSs saSSsy rs I'd r. ana No. 60 ana Ia AZ
For a "a a'ss| CITY, p m weekdays Through pae'
sSs Sg.s May h.y Tea. S' ssn ssEs
n n1oa 10, no and on SsnSay, s4s m
,. S.Ss ks, $;: E. rn H.sss.
Boats ooEyn ;Snnest , wS al And H s,ss
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA ..
Express trains leave New.York, via Dcsoro'ses and
20 ssefs Per cs:as ss %s with Dining Car
and TO- Washington L.mited), aud III M i, = 20.
g. 80, 8, 6. 80, and p m and ~ 70 night
Accommodation, 30 and IL 10 a. m, a 80 and n
Sundays, Express S:l5, @ Lmed ana X n,I m.
Trains Ass0% eaSfns daily except sunday
and ii 10 a m, /, 2, 4, 8, y. m. and 10 a. NJ
and D. m on Sundays, connect at Trenton Tor Cam
den. "a. ,.o - oI1 p,o.au,x
Asor House and OF Desbrosses ana Cortsndt sA
ourts and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot OF Fultonst
Brooklyn Station, Jersey City, Emigrant Ticket omce
The New-Yors Transfer Company VIII eau fof ana
che sVn, VSssS pirGu j. r. WOOD,
csnoraI Manager General Pass'r Agent
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w with the city; retail trade. Apply with references
TO JOHN MOORE, Room lSl, No. Broadway.
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~ FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT,,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
AND THE SOUTH.

Nrw.yoRK PHILADELPHIA. 4 NoRFoLtss sss
Train leaves foot Of Corsnds and PSess secured
Of any Ticket once Of the pennsyiysniac Z. 4,
II. w DUNNE. Supt u b. COOKE "
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SHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston,
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Station az o. m. aud l p. m. Limited Express ami o
Express train az p M, except sunday. FAST Eek.
press ut IL D. daily. Palace Paror Seepina.
cars 70 Destination
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German and ,o w Ss 70 e Sd e"Ss Soh viii 90
tho work q ? family excellent Recommendations AZ
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TSS s has DSo:ss s1a
horses ana whom Ss can highly recommend
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ON Rec TO FMPLOYERS."-Ali kinds Of male help
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ARDENERBy single man English has :ho, rTa
so%s and ant
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Uptown omcc, i,2ss Broadway. ---
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TTSEFUT.MAN married man ago 33) would ako
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w in private family. valet to single gentleman unaer
stands thoroughly excellent references cou
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STEAMBOATS,

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leave pie asa II. h fsss n% p daily
FREIGHT received Until the hour of departure.
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excepting Saturdays when she leaves one hour earlier
NOhWICH LINE fer Boson Worcester +,
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CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,
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BLOOMINGTON LINE,-The only direct route
s S0 po %s'h in Hill nAos Through Rs
one block above Canalst. at daly, except Sunday
THE NEW ROUTE.
PROVIDENCE LINE
FOR BOSTON.
PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER and all points EAST.
via Boston Worcester.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
leave Pier 80 n. t., foot Of warren.st, at 80 p m.
daily, except Sunday connecting at steamers wharf with
express train Boston leaving a. arriving Boston
715 a. m Pullman cars equipment full nights
rest rail ride Reevess renowned orchestra on each