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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE 81. 1896.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains eave New YORK. via Desbrosses and Corandt streets
uarrsour Piit.Slrg aai The West with Pullman Palace
and hica.o imited rsror. Dining Smoking and sleep
w nf HasT ar oea fx ayn ay m M Cory AMI Erie
sonnscias At CORY for ritu,Sis Pcrroleim
For Lcbaao3 "a m geo ~ and l. nigh.
ton Express" Pullman Palace Cars laly sr;'p, snniN
NJ arE' D. % essr Al a2 80 and nrrHo
90 80, ana 200 m, an Il night sunday GI5 a. N
For atlantic q y. accept ,,aniav Through Carr. pm
Long rnch Bav Head Juncon and inte-ne Late stations.
on uniay, ai5 a and D. m. do no. STOP at As6ary
Norfolk ia'lroaf. D. N. esory day via baltimore and
Boaiso rookyn Annex" connect with all trour, TRAN,
,tJcr'ey Ity aaor'nE sp'ey AMI direct trlaer Tor
T!S.r.cf?tts From ritt.ours ~ 80. 1879 s,55
ana gS m I4' s1o 81, @ fon a ani 10 81 a.
Sunday, go 30 a. m, 800 $50 an 1885 D. N; From
il goa NJ 10 zoe 500 ::3p $50 q. 70 q S. 20 SO
sso s o M ami Z 20 sS r9aay Say 5 g sn ID s3
p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave NexYok. pesbrosscs and Court
ego 700 g. 900 O CHICAGO Limited and In Washington
and nirn .ceo On s ioa % and AZ
spn.ays hsp5co:s ca s:o9 @ atsd and 10 am.
Tran, eavng York daily escep sunday at 7:2o 800
S"avs s% 1n or p aH' QUO p m on
hfails t[ G I've S ST." so s9 so on P s nn
li5 M Limited i.tpres, ~ aod 45op 70 I2;t3.
$40 @ 40 SO $50 m III ~ 40 IS Limited Limited 535
Leave Philrdeiphia via Camden 900 a m daiy. except
Ticket oncc, $40 49, and s4i Broadway Astor Horse
an foot OF Dcsorosss ami Conrtant o4 Court At ni
Rnses. o.e Ho5ossn station Jer.sg cy EDsraas
TICKET oIc,. No Bdt'rv Place and a,ue Garden.
baggage fro Isot., aad residences
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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6trambonis ano Railroads.

TOR HUDSON.-Steamers Redfeld and NJ c.
banus making close connection with Boston AMI Al
bany X. H. for Chatham Pittsfcd North Adams AMI inter
frea ~ sorn,ari1 ehanan 70, Tshsnnn ~.
BepDiueton. Rutl1na etc Also for COXsACKl. Albany
for 0reontvle Oak I'M an Ne iasa Daily at gp Gun
days ptedl from foot Frank inst y. K, y. Y
City Boats leave Hudson Tor N. at IN daily except
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NORTHERN RALROADO F NEW .LERSEY.



ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
II YORK. LAKE ERIE AND IVES rEkN
saoe hour osa sds fifteen minuto
saT mp ' esccp sundays Day Express Eunet Drawing
iaIo Niagara Falls ana suspension Bridge scepiDi
Coaches Horneisyiio to Cincinnati. Limited rrpro..
Gold Pullman train Of Day and Hotel seePng o,ehG;;
No. n e1iF- GsaTff 5G ast S cGaso
900 M ana - Logs asrS ra arrive,
buffalo 10 m 9%sRsSoS r Ysf aa h ~ inc mos
3D. n~Daiv Chicago Exprcss for the West Pullman Day
ard Ieeas GoI.r g a aad hcaso
R.rnsCrd a%d rss'es 400 8 % 10 40 ' So S5 iG
81 $50 1920 i:lo $50. 7;.,. g. 1890 D. rn Il mid
4s 79S 73G q s l sSS ~ s 20 noon
~ s1S ,&t: mo- 81 PSSs
:S 40 ss "a, 7S saa o Sunday aSS;
night shas 1nT s eS TO 80 S @ g.?
$50 1879 G ~ $40 i99o 20 and sl IN p,H II
ondo rn In5 KSg g and Montgomery 40 A. n 800
D. m sunday N. scran on Q a SUNDAYS excepted
. SUNDAY 80 5i9 8 5C iog % s sso ~ s
Niddieiown i.s5. 543. TO 100 M 5{o -; IN, =
and Railroad at Man-st The a. IA Train stops ~
Port JerVis i45. 80 1929 M $50 4;9o o. go
746. 500. 300 I'M sunday s7o' io-o ~ 'V' Oh" 80
sfteen minutes; o45 ol5 evsrs thirty minutes
and O.45 o. m 5;45 every nour sundays - a. m
to Iri5 every thirty minutes lOi' D. m 70 $40 " i'll
for passage apartments Drawing Room and
Of sgsaEe may be eit at the C9mp2ny
3ss BROOKLYN or at The conPany's Dspos 7,o
cypress trains IRON the West arrive in Newfork at lo'
'So JOAN 5G 4 4 AAbsoT1 CENT Passr Agent NewYOrt
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY Ferries in New York ron foot Of Jaysl
and West 42d-st
Prom jay $50; West f2dst, 9yl0 a. Day express
for Mddetown Ellen VILE ontceilo Liberty White Lake
Delhi oswcso ana inernodisse sstona pullman drawing
Jay st. 100 West 42d.st: $;ls IN Ulster County er'
press, TO- Mldnetown ElcnvIe Monticello Liberty. White
Lake AMI mtrmedia etauoq, pullman dra wns
Jav.st 5i6; West +2-st 63s D. m- Night erprcss for
OsweGo suspensipn Bridge. thousand Islands Pullman
sleeping AaIdcoal used passenger
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Gituations ruantco-- malcs.


A BLE COURIER SERVANT will pay VERY
"a literally securing him place a 10 sa'e III
huro'o' scMo0h or / LECTRICITY. ~ Ess 2otirst
A Young mar of 20 desires a position as use Sc
horses ,a' ct or County Box o. lr~une Upo"H once
I I.@ss Bro Sas N''','''
A TTENDANT-Bv a man of refinement VIII, I'm
~ tact and pAience canable Of adjusting himself 10 ,ne
ccc .cn ai,r Tes g,y srsnce to gentleman
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS comne hoIe.i aS no
bad uni r,taads the nSrs CIV rfer
ha ing Tois "s CoNi EHC Tribune Office
COACHMAN and GRO0N-By married
y family strictly empcr5e cs,
civ ys s2rI wy p HSopes
COACHMAN aud GARDENER nd ,,,r,
stands the care so of n 1e sSrs dn To s eoc
anu 0''-7'7 Address f.. G., BOX 80 Tribune once
NOACUWAN.-Bv a frst-class. experienced
- careful city driver sna ncrCaSn om last en-
pOyer city or country car or dds' 2se YES, 5i,hst
/yOACUWAN.-Bv q single Protestant man
Y who thoroughly unders'nd care o. morSs rcon
sSe r. pres n, and call or addre
CoACnMEN Useful Men Mon Co. a ri cnSaci
tc. aps All with reliable referenc promptly
5Id i?s sWDa i" osrIcR %'SS
COACHMAN-Bv a rcsoectahle youn Ne, , cGl.
Y orcd man In private family or for physician ieaor
disclgagc! July several year. Reference NiuroS' oi
two days J. G.. Tribune Uptown ounce. o't ""''"
NOAC GILMAN. &c-Bv first-class city coach
y man ana frscass hcremn ev can
drive FOUR hand andeu or unicrn conPetG ~ ~ w.,
re pee charge any P Vac eslao es .,'y
city reference Address j. h.. lus2 ith ave. harness. o
| NOACHNAN or GEOOM.-Bv a th0rougnly
~ frat class coac'man Protestant swede unnerSsn ~,
caro ~ norse. good ana car iu
driver SIX years OF city reference as to oDIry ara
Illness: city or country Anuless Ilo "cS' '-u'"
care OF wing & Son. carriage builders
COBER. industrious man, with practical on J.
- ness training willing wok cheap al once AcdTess
A. l.. - H., 20 East 25ih-st
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ E yas HAihRq sMsv sHonTEsT LINZ nETWEEN
EHAAISs no PUsT ALwAYs 3S TINE, ~
Daily except -unesy-. Buralo oswseo Tpress
hanton pirs Path. Bufalo syr:enss osusso. Greene
WIkosbsrrc. Danvie Northumberland at Dweso fol
Ithaca ana inter mediate stations.
In M BinRhsmtcn Elnlra EIpresa Pullman coaches
for Water Gap Scranton Dnsha1ton owsso and ElmirA
Ptsfop KINGSTON WEkssbsrTe 20
H. paiiy Buffalo Limited Sfprsss Pullman coaches
for sroadsburg, ,ctontol Bnghsuiton. Owsgo Linira
Corning Bata Wayisnl buffalo 40. arriving Buffalo
f.2O N Sleeping coach fpr Oiean via WaYiand
D. IN. Daily Blhalo and Oawoyo Erpress. Pullman
coaches tor sroudsbura scranton Bingham Cortlandt
syracuse oswsso. 6roena 0xDrL NoIwIlh. Uuc. and
fchhed springs AZ for itaoa aud uterine
4ate ssi6ps eIespI Aaturdava Connects BurAo with
trtins for all points West
FOR tichhsid .prinss. a. m daily except sundAyA o
p. m. daily sleopihg coach attached.
See rlm6 tables lor wU train, Morris and laser nj.
vtAlop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27

NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER FITCHBURG. PORTLAND. NEW.LONDON,
NORWICH WHITE MOUNTAINS and all fsstcrn points
From 10 North River. y. Y FOOT OF Wats-st tnext
pier Desbrosses street Ferry at IN daiy exreP
NfW-YORK Rest route TO WATCH HILL ami BLOCK
ISLA D. beginning Juy connection viii be- made az
NLWIONDDN with -teamer BLOCK iSLAND 70 Anu
from WA CH HILL ami BLOCK ISLAND: $500
GEORGE w. BRADY Agent
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Dressmakinq.

RTISTIC DRESMAKlNG.-Perfec fit and
"A finish tailor made suits $40 sateeDs 50 hotel
orders speciality. 81 last 4thst, opposite DsnninEL
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Gtcamboats ano Railroads.

L,ALL RIVER LINE.-For Boston, Newport,
FAN River. Cape God Martha's VINEYARD NANTUCKET
T1,chbnrx lowell White Mouutaias. st Desert. sc. The
wsilknown steamers Pilgrim AMI Bristol leave New.yorf
daily from Pier * told MOI
n H. foot Of Murrayst Connection ~ annex boat rom
proog,vn at a d m Jersev Citv at D Music on
stsanlef by splendid band, and orchsstras
AoA' 49, Agents. q. r. Aren't
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6teamboufs an6 Railroads.
DAY LINE

DAY LINE ,
ID To OLD POINT COMFORT Norfolk: W. and s,, South
leave via Penn X r. %30 m Paricr Cara 70 Baltimore,
Shsnce Palace steamers arrvinS Ct pa Point $40 m
Eerfsik q N II. v. rOAPKINs ,5snl Pssa AsenA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27

NAY BOAT FOR NEWBURG. - steamer
- JANIS + BRETT leaves Canal ~ daily Sundays
e,ceptet) II q. m landing A. NrrDaTcks Cranstons
est Point Cold spring and Cornwall. FACE 50 cents
Excursion Tickets 10 cents keturniny. leaves Newburg
fofIv X n
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Commencing Jun. 20 double fly service OF steamer;
will this route leavn. New ork NJ ooo anu
o.: On For Boston. asf ana North
ire boat leaving the latter hour will touch ut Newport
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6ituations Oanico--Semalrs.
~. Mrs. L. sEELY.
Formerly Miss J.. Campboll
| has tai ell tho office known AS tho
WORLD EMPLOYM Mt Blu RLAU.
| l. WET 2STH-Sf.
| bet 5th.ave. and broadway.

BRANCH OF ~ WEST 22D-SE
O1ices connected BIZ telephone i,
Parties having subscription tickets can have the use Oh
] both oiiccs .. , -. - al. o. .
servants disappointing iamcs VIII be excluded ron
NV Office, ~ COS NECIlON WITH OFFICE OF
| SA MRS. l.. SEELY,
g. West 23d.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27
EOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

on and June special train with paor and
,her without change will leave Grand entra
Depot YORK. VIA \ " y. III. & H. f. r. daily except
undaye Fa'yan's. due at 100 making drec
nrctous junction with through Of Cen
tra Vermont r. for Montreal and wells liver with
Passumpsc f. r. for export Vt quebec etc and on sat
uray through Sleeping Fabyan's will leave
AT 1880 arriving at the mountains in time
for brclk sunday morning.
IN berths IN sleeping
at D. &. ticket office In Grand
ira, Depot
further p"rtcuars consult Conn Pver Line Folder.
which may be obtained at principal ticxct Offices
r. HAMPSTEAD
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PROVIDENCE LINE For Providence, " or
j ocster. Mt hern New England ami White Mountain
po,nts Island ant Mae acnusetts will leave
flcr 30 y. H.. dai, except SUNDAY az ~ ann AFTER
June % VIII be from steamer laDCing 10
Waite Mountain POINTS without change send ior su"uer
excursion BOOK. r. ". POPPLE. Gen Pas. AgenL
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
Pest oud coanest route the Cal ski IL MOU
Steamers Il tTFRSKIII. aud CtT KILL .cyc foot OF
Jay-at every week connecting with the CATS
xiii rntan and afro railroads. Special taken III the
remuneration ~ Horses and tarragrs
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAE
per for li;I of h or address
". j. UUGHES, Treas. CatskIi, y. L.
NROY BOATS-CI ITEMS LINE.
steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA Leave Pie:
a. North foot OF ChrstOpherst daiv except sa III
day at +. SUNDAY steamer touches at Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27

HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
THE GRADUATE DEPARTMENT
open to graduates college scennc school OF COCO
snc ng Fol- full ton concerning ices expenses II
br ms labor. degrees anc fora st OF
tie courses o provided Tor 1896 Apply 10
The SECRETARY OF HARVARD COLLEGE-
Cambridge Mas.
HENPSTEAD iNSTITUrE-A Boarding
/ school for Boys. at Hampstead Long Island, ~ T.
;. MMEh SCHOOL,
from Time to Stptemb Twenty seventh year begins
September d. 1856. Catalogue Oh application
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
L Worcester. Mass. begins sept - 1891
C. h. UTICA IF, A. NJ. Snperlht 'ndent
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY. ACADEMY,
i Chester Cosby DulcneS IlUO'fh Insnucuob. a
MILITARY COLI ZOE tNi IIpmeerng Chemistry
CLASSICS. Enehsf. tOJCNl IHEt> Il Att. lrtsidenL
DEEKSKILL, y. Y, ACADEMY.
i sJMME SCHOOL.
Addr IS b. f. HYATT. Principal
IbEV. J. II. CO\NERSt.S liomr School for
IL fen hoys 1T amnurgi on the Hudson thorough
prcparaon for COLLEGE careful oversight 81 health
manners and morals. Refers TO DisLOp IA. G. Potter
DOCKLAND COLLEGE-NYACK-O THE
IN UUDsON-PIeDardtOTy and business for gentlemen;
graduating course sor ladies Twelve teachers nter at
MY ''0' ~ W H. CANISTER. A. NJ. Principal
GUNNER SCHOOL,
- At fine place in country
J. HAsBLOUCk. A. NJ, w-Erunswlck y j.
CIGLARS PREPARATORY SCHOOL
y NEWBURG, y. Y For circulars &C. address
HENRY W. sIGLAn, NJ A. Nael. Principal
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Boaro ano Rooms Ccante1.

NVANTED.-A desirable fiat of or y rooms.
w 10 cost $500 year. IN thoroughly good
either central Park or 10 arlen ten
viii willing ieassfor 3or years premises AMI
locality pleaty OF references given. Address
y. w. H., Tribune U1ea
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

For Bows and Young Men-Country.
DIRONDACK SUMNER SCllOOL.-I en-
~ weeks or llmltei number of boys. under an expert
~ j. d. MONTANNE Box 800 Trenton NJ
BACKWARD AND INVALID BO1 ~ -. t1o,dn ne
ID unders med an experienced physician anu tracIeI
and instruction Oi suc Dol "a spcCd'l.
aon one deli sntiu ana heuhui III .>e"-,nH
IAN Address OK LILA - i' NV N
UOYS and YOUNG MEN privately iItted Tor
ID college COniitOIei rejected csiuGatts Codcheu
tummer OF winter r. uOfFMAN. stoehbiI"se MASS
I,AMP HARVARD, the summer CAM t0r
~ youne BOYS subject OF an illustrated a1tcc III
ST Nicholas Highest rel erenc. tor en-, ani
odc,css j. h. NICHOLS, Cambridge. Mass
INLMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BofS.-At NIL
IL Ut COM IpIdis ~ aIc uniorInrste III tDe mai
zen n q then ia % VIII Iloll by tn 40
,ttl,U lv Tins soiCoi AICItsf tkANh Nj uOW l.. eupt
LOR SUMNER MONTHS.
General A. : JARVIS principal OF the wen-known Weston
Military Institute Last thItyone years assisted ny
Yale graduate. will receive few boys.
uappy home Fest care and instruction The location
il high and most healthfu ewng I'D forty miles from
NewYorI Y. aud " II. r. r. and short distance from
Long Island sound For particulars address
PRINCIPAL. at Weston, Conn
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For Young Lails, -Co11sr7.
TINJRA COLLEGE, FOR WOMEN, offers
snperor advamtag in college Eclectic ana fr1psr,,i
Courses study, ana also in Music ana Art ieau Us
steam and furnished elevator Charges are unusuay
moderate send lor c aosue TO -, ,,,.a "
.ky A ". oUWLrS D d.. PTcs't, Elmira y. L.
NINE. D'AURANSAU OLDMlNONln charge
vi offe French Department at Packer COLLEGIATE insti
tute Prookvn open summer schoo ior me ffench au
t.rrn,-n / images George. Peerless POINT near
rosby Hotel depart nent III are OF MIS- ho'
Of instltt,e. lmcd luihpei vi
young ad.. will received boarding pupils For cicu-
lars address CkOSB SIDE. Lake George
.sINHE ELMI," Sprn gtiell, Mass. Family.
Il Day and Music school r f.r.A ri nArS Acadehi~
latslcs al Post-G radua COurseS ,,xuv pr,..n,.
MIssts fOk1Ek CHAMr>E'' rli"0pN>
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

IAKIEW III ' EN DIM NNTI. =
IINEW.YORK NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD H. H.
Trains leave Harlem River station. corner l32dst, and
Lincoln ave near Third Bridge Harlem River
Preached y Third Avenue Elevated Rairoid daily except
fnndays al GI5. $50 9:lO TO- 1883 2O. 555. l4O
tIO 90 \ lOsOp Norris (Oak Point)
Hunts Point, West Farms. Van Most, West Chester
1im,son's Bay Chester Pelham Bavl. Barlow (City
Island) Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connecting at
Rochelle with trains for al points on the main line OF
The Ncwyork, Now Haven and Hartford Railroad Shore
Line and Ar. Inc Divisions; New-Canain. Midhletown
raln and sued Branches and Boston and all points
East.
Midnight for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons at ~ 10 A. m. daily, except Mon!ays
SUNDAY trans New Rochelle and all intermediate sfa
tons at o m 12pi $50 D. the latter train
ing Now. kncllrllo with trains O SianllOrd.
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For Both Sexes-Countrv.
A Reliable Se,cclion of School Circulars, clty
~ and country for botn areful advice 10 parents
also tutors goyeTncsScs supplied y IL OOi MINI
3l East 1th.sC, between Broadway and lthaVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27

EHltiH VALLEY RAILnOAD. Passenger
trains leave OF cortland AM DcsbT0sses
at m |. $40 an, p FOR ts'tOn. Be ehem Al en-
tow n Krading Nauch hunk Glen summit. Wlkesbarrs
Tow nGa Wavcriv. Ihaca Geneva Lyons buffalo and tho
west Pullman thrOu-h coaches dai y. Local trains
Z a $40 . III. Eas'on. Be chem and 'oplay .
Trans ..evtng II m J. ana $40 p. connect Tor all
ponsl NahCnoy and HaZlet0G coal regions sunday
leaves FOR Maucl Chunk and ilazeton. < a. m.
r. y. rON. @. A
ALBANY BOATS. "PeOple's Line"
n DREW and DEAN RrCHMOND
Leave Cenalst daily (Sundays excepted)
NUpm
Conrscu ting Albany for all points NorLh and West
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Nem Publications.
1nslrnrtion.

For Bows and Young Men-Clty
4 -ClRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
naV Wh X so ANN School Bureau Nest l4ths.. Ny
ra,HE PARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL BOYS
ra y 'Gg f0GKS eaSiope pupils
taken Circulars at school 1 1s IYs't Principal
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. No.
I 47s broadway 42dst i9h year primary cS
meEca End classical Pins r. mhSpRIcK
son. Associate ------------
WHY waste time and money on Ola systems system.
w shcst when you esn now at 'esrP E .Se
BUsINE s- SO asst iithst. New-1oiH'
For Young Laiies-Cit7.
AIRS. SALIsBURY'S SCHOOL, 4 East 5Sth-
AVA st. i"''Hs ''"'"' Reopens October l.
NIsS ANNE BkoW WI :, IS SG i1s FOX
i.e.opens september 3Oth -
NADEMOISELLE RUEL of the hate o, s C. Nn
UEL PEowN VIII c S S a nss ' %p al on
the 3Uih of September loso
pEv. DIR. and MRS. G. II. GARDENERS
6O3 tihave.
TX EAST 65TH,S T. scuoo, FOR GIRLS
Harvard preparatory Class 80. Boys Glasses
Art Schools-Cit7.
NIISS III. G.. LANE-puml of Prof. OTTO
vi Setz ROYAL Academy. Munich Intending TO remain
in the CITY during the would Ike few pnpis IN Oh
tg c or TatSG sr"eon also IN
ing ana sti1fe. Terms modcrae eau or adIfess
Musical Instruction.
4 SUMNER TERMS at the
N. NETWORK CoN>EltVAIOKi No . East i''ns"
GUITAR, SINGING, VIOLIN. PIANO. OK.
" GAN. FLUTE.-Prvate lessons az iSo "a sy 40 "
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L'OR SALE.-At Richmond Hill. l.. l., ID mln-
/ ME. rom Inc ferries several fine dwellings OF new
sy es this pace Gle II healthy 10 mus
aucrs post Office eieyraph schools churchs
snre. numerous trans choice building sizes rapiG I'M.
proycrnents. FIELDER SO Liberty Fowler on tho
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DOpULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. PrOvi-
L demce. Watch Hill Nara Edusat Pi'r Newport and
M New. nran poilt3-A rail from Grand Central Depot.
Express trains daily (sundays excepted at a. m.
D. H. parlor attached and II with palace sleep
ing cars SUNDAY trains 10 m with paace paror cars
IL m. with palace sleeping ears. - IN, -, -
'' ~ L. W. POPPLE, Agent
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EXECUTORS SALE to close estale.-Prln-
IL cpa 25 in pleasant accessible Lon!
Island Town very reasonable; bathing n2hin D9stDs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27

WHY waste time and money on Gd me SSneor
New Pen h0rihand seven weeks at oIENOEhiA-'
II IL It'll New
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Coun.rp propsrtp for Sale aus Go fet'

COUNTRY. let or lease, two desirable
~ residences Fort Washington All modern conven:
FENCES cr,on tail garden. etc view OK
the Hudson minutes walk 10 the hudson river az
road Dopot convenient the Gable and le,atet ro~hs
Rem ii o,o and 81 POO ISAAC L. MARTIN, 90 All ST.
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Doaro ano Rooms.

East Side.
GRAMERCY PARK, 80 and 36.--Suites and
" single excellent table; privilege Of pars pleas
prices sOutIerner3 visiting
city lated.
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GUITAR. SINGING, VIOLIN, PIANO. Or
VI GAN FLUTE-Private lessons WAiSo -, 40 Eas'
l4th.st AZ Vest 23dst. Uptown Branch $40 6thave
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The Butchers Strike.

CHICAeo, Ills, October 1.-THE com
mittee from the general assembly,
Knights of Labor, this morning, are
having consultations with individual
owners of packing houses, not finding
it possible 10 deal with the committee
representing the entire packing house
interest. The general situation at the
stockyards is unchanged. There were
large waiting crowds about the houses
this morning, but there was no disturb
ance. Beef men continue to work and
the Armour house Is running its pork
establishment with the regular force.
One hundred and ten employees of the
Stock Yards Transit Company Quit
work this morning. OF these sixty-six
are section hands and the balance WORK
in the blacksmith shop.
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Must Pay the Taxes.

NEW YORK. October R.-Jndge Wal.
lace, of the United States Circuit Court,
rendered decision to-day of much i'm
portance to the taxpayers of New
York directly. and the entire country
generally. Many millions of dollars
are involved. About a year ago the
receiver of taxes, George W. Mclean.
levied tax upon shares of national
banks. The banks as representing the
shareholders interests, demanded of
the receiver and obtained an Injunction
restraining him from collecting the
tax. The decision of Judge Wallace is
msde upon motion of thirty-five of
the owners to have the Injunction made
permanent. The motion for an injunc-
ton is denied.
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savIes Skins.

New YORK, October l2.-One OF the
most unhappy men in town this morn
ing was District Attorney MARITIME. The
story of ex-Alderman Sayles' departure
to Canada was a severe blow and infor-
matiOn received this morning that the
Alderman's bondsman, Sol. Sayles. had
transferred the property pledged in the
bond of S25 600 for his appearance was
worse news yet. "Caador compels me
to say" replied the District Attorney
that have no doubt that Sayles has
gone"
MONTREAL, October PA special to
the Post says: The exiled boodlemen,
to-day, have been showing around
three strangers from New York, who
arrived by last nights train. They are
believed to be ex-Alderman Sayles, his
brother and ex-Alderman Kirk. They
are living at st. Lawrence Hall under
assumed names.
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TERRIToRY OF UTAH, .,
County Of Salt Lake. 991

TERRIToRY OF UTAH,
County Of Salt Lake. Gee
I, Nephi W Clayton, Auditor of Public Ac-
counts for the Territory of UEah, hereby
certify that have this day examined the
Securities snd Investments Of the Home Fire
Insurance Company Of Utah, q Corporation
organized under the laws Of the Territory Of
ISL, an ~ Lno tnAs THY PsL cSns. o. tne
paid up, and that said Company has Invested
in stocks of solvent dividend-psying insti-
tutions (other than mining corporations the
sum of FoFty-six Thousand Dollars, and has
on hand the sum Of Fifty-four Thousand
Dollars in cash, and hereby approve said
securities and investments.
In testimony whereof have here
unto set my hand and affixed my
igEAD. Official seal, at my ONCE in Salt
Lake City, Utah, this the Second
day of october, AID. 1886.
NEPHI ". CLAYTON,
Auditor Of Public Accounts fort he TER.
tOEy Of Utah.