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uENNSYL WANNA RAILROAD.
On and after December 20. s.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NeSYor VIC Desbrosses and Courtand Street
HARRIS arg. tsburg and tho West with Pullman Palacl
taIs attached a. m q and N. daily: New York and
iis,asso9t m every Gay corrv and Fri.
W co,necnr n; corc for ftnsJ , po a
Centre and the OH icgions.
Express oi Pullman Palace Cars daily except sun Law. 10
NJ arrive Washington 4:OI D. NJ AL $40 p m; arva
Ia ard m ana IL mig It, Sunday Glo a. H. and .
For AtlIntle CITY. except Sunday. lpm
ore S1e & eSSent s sun n sb s,oons
VI ha5wyy and Ain5oy, = NJ ~ noon. $40: p. M.
on sunday go and jp. ~ tdo not stop at ASbuy
For I'D Point and Norfolk vi, Yew.Yort philadelphia and
dy' G1,;scfe and F Li"s; iSs week dsyS
Jersey cav. aaoing speedy and street transfer for
rfais Arii,c: FIom rittsburg 1880 siO ll:3o H. G55
1:Sj p. M daily From Washington and baltimore 60
go n..l:2O 20 80 30 81 20 AID 1875 p m Sunday,
leo $50 S'aG 49, e;%o O2 40 7 i.S '9 9 9$o
SO lis a. ~ $50 80. G:5j s:9on3j 1885 p H.
For PHILADELPHIA.
Express Ioavo New Yors via Desorosscs and Court
e..1 40 g. - Is thicigo Limited. anu 10 WASHINGTON
p p nl a az z s & a. cc,S@os ION m
and a. p M srnca e. ~ sTs ., SiS n g Lmed
Tian. iesvins lazy sIcsp sunday at72o and
Ill0a:m.i.s !. and p m, and p. m on sundays
Hene tr , isiyG 6rSo1 "a frI sa s ana RIB
a. M ;Gn9ired EXPRESS ia ana i6U ?; M Lac "a.
az Jos si $50 aG G 49, lib On 30'f I t9C S5S S
IS TcG occ1 81 rs ard r5awaS Astcr House
snd 10 Dcsb, and Cou-an Il ST., Courts and
9e eh ahqef nobosSn EaoD crsg v E%san
r.icset on o. 80 Battery place and Castle Garlan
ihr NewYori Trlns.cr ;onraay will call FOR and check
tasg2,iis ,3R 10 eli p Az residences In WOOD
cAif cn, "a M,na.sr General passenger AGENT
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HhRLEM RIVER BRANCH

i L NEW.YORK NEW .HAVEN AND HARTFORDR R. r:
Trains Harlem River Station corner 1872 st and
Lncon-ave Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
by Third Avenue Elevated ailrOad) daily
SUNDAYS at 64j, 7;5O $40 1000. 1906 a. M 20 800.
44O $40 $40 and 500 D. for Port Morris, Casanova
(Oak Point Hunts Point, West Farms Van Nest, OF
Chester Impsons Bay Chester Pelham Ba Barlow tCty
1sand Pelham Manor and New Rochelle, connecting at
New. Rochelle with trainr for all pOEs the ne Of
she NewYork. Hew-Haven and Hartford Railroad shore
Line Air Line Divisonsi Ncw-CanaIn Midd .eown,
sufied Branches points
Midnight for New Rochelle and all intermediate
tiona 1910 a. laly, except Mondays.
Sunday trains oI New Rochelle and all intermeda
tons at 200 and $3.50 tho latter ta connecting
mt Rochelle with way trains Grand Cenr depot and
Stamford
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V'HE NEW LINE

cEW-fOnh. PdlLAD. -LPEIA. AND NORFOLK DIN
POINT CoMFOkTAND THE sOtJTU O
% IIOt .S rASIE TiAN ANY OTHER KOUrE.
On ma eer Do enber T. lSS York PhiiaielJia
1npsS n@aoaS COMPANY wiz Iun Eaat Day aud light
Hew.fok via Pennsylvania tarolG 4 "a week Jsvs and
sp o. aaiiy mriyihE Oh 10 ut ouiOrl D. week day,
thu I3u NJ GgliJ, 80 fJk 100 H. az: B. 10 m bI,,n
ng ars tnronrh non NowYotk to ape harcs AMI Par5
UT nom hlaitIphiG With mt canse Tickets plrIDr
sa,s and Der s be az any icRet oes
OF tho Pennsylyania hsiroad Co npauy ' INV NS'
X Il CO X Gent Psss and grot,ht
a. w. DIVINE. 5uperIntaudnt --S.-Ns nsooA
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAlLROA D-Cpmmencng Nov. ~. 1854
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot;
- iochra Montreal Express through draw.
Ing. TO Rochester ST Adams aud MCnti cal
'U50 a m. Fast Limited Chc1go Express with nnln9
cars stopping at Albany Itca Syracuse ltochesteL Bur
fao Niagara Fas Erie Cleveland ami Toledo arriving at
Chicago $50 a. Ia 1t dIr.
1880 Chicago Express drawingroon cars to Canaan
daigua, Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo - LII.
I'll " esern New.i OIk and Northern Express WIN
$50 D. NJ. Albany Troy and Utica Express through
drawing cars. To Sarat0aa, FL EDWARD anu oiehs
Falls on Saturdays only
i D. M, ACCOMMODATION 10 Albany and Troy.
M Chicago and st. Louis Express with sleeplngCars
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit CHI
$40 IN. Express with sleeping TO Syracuse and 10
Auburn TOa d. and 10 saratoga also 10 Montreal -,
tgl5 Pacific kXD with sleeping RS Tor R;ches
also 10 Watortown ana OGdensurrR daily
Ills n M Tight Express with secpngcars 10 Albany
and Troy with the morning trans Tor tho est and
for tie North except saJur,.ay night. - ,,
Tickets sale at Grand Central lepot, no o. lowing
Greon Alb Broadway. Harlem Depot l.aihst anu fEave
and at Wostcotts Express ohces arkpacs near Broad
YORK. 383 Washington and 736 s Brooklyn, and 70
4th.st. Williamsburg - =,
observation-disclosures IN drawing and sleeping cars can b
procured any ticket ohcos In Newfork City and
S8S Mashing ton. ST., Brooklyn.
Bsgrare ca for and check cd from residences.
s1hese daily. All Others daily except sunday
7 N ToIiCEY ID. 81. KEND
Gsusral snpsrinteadsns Gspsral Passenger Agent
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obstruction.
Fer Bows and "

Fer Bows and Young Men-City.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
A Private tuition, afternoons
THOMAS KEf.N lis ASH, l45 West 4Jth st
DRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
IL 26 West 43d-st.
WALLER HoLLADAY. ALFRED N FULLER
SCHOOL OF MINES. School,
~ A High SchooI of Science and English.
so EAST 4JTH.ST.
j. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS. &. r.. ph. D.. Principal.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No
~ 1473 Broadway 42G-st.: 49th year primary
merciaI and classical departments instruction thorough
NJ ID. Hobby, W. L. Akin, Prn's; N e. Hendrckson. Assoe
For Young Ladies-City
(NRCULARS OF Scholastic suit any
" wants intelligent advice Please state particulars
mr. AND NINE VAN NORMAN'S SCHOOL
IL FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN founded 1857 will
reopen october / at $40 West 9th t. New.YorK.
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NEW PRINCETON REVIEW.
JANUARY NUMBER NOW READY.
CONTENTS;
SOCIETY IN TIE NEW SOUTH
CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER.
WHAT AN AMERICAN PHILOSOPHY
SHOULD BE.
PRESIDENT JAMES MccosH.
THE CHRISTIAN CONCEPTION OF PROPERTY.
REV. DIR. G. II. PARKuURST.
LUNAR PROBLEMS NOW UNDER DEBATE.
PROF. CHARLES A. YOUNG.
The POLITICAL SITUATION.
A FREE PRESS In THE MIDDLE COLONIES.
JOHN BACH McMAsTER.
MONSIEUR NOTE.
CRITICISMS. NOTES AND REVIEWS
THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
THE ENGLISH PRoTECToNIsTs.
SPECULATIVE BIOLOGY.
LoCALIzATIoN OF BRAIN FUNCTIONS.
THE NEW STAR.
PITHoM AND THE ROUTE OF THE EXODUS
THE DISCOVERY OF NAUKRATis.
THE DRIFT TOWARD UNIVERSITIES,
SPECULATIVE PHILOSOPHY IN GERMANY
THE SCIENTIFIC MOVEMENT IN GERMAN PHI
LosoPHY.
Single Numbers so cents So year postpaid.
Descriptive Circular sent application.
A. c. ARMSTRONG 81 son, ia Broadway N. Y.
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has written brilliant book, but after all it is
superficial and its data are so erroneous that 1t
cannot be accepted rs satisfactory analysis of the
problem with which it deals.
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Gtfomtpaie an0 RAILROADS.

FLORIDA, JACKSONVILLE and all points
south West than companes rates. rail OF
steamer WEDB'S cut rate Ticket once. 81 Broad
pear Duane Ba1Razo oheckodi seeDers reserved
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenge
IL depot foot Of Cortlad and Desbrosses sts
Al \ n m l. $40, and y. for Eaton, bethlehem,
Allentown Reading MRnch chunk. Glen summit Wilkes.
Wavcrly. ithaca. Geneva, Lyons
the West Pullman through COACHES run daily Local
M m and 64U y. EastOn, bethlehem Copay
Trains leaving m. and $40 M. connect ali
ponts Mahonoy and Hazle0n coal regions
lssyos for Aauch Chunk and HaZieton. 3 n IN.
X. h. BYIN0ToN O. p A.
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Ceaal Notlces.

IN pursuance of an order made by the Hon.
W. Ii. Edwards county Jrdge Of Broome County. on tho
18th day of November -s5 notice hereby given to all the
creditors and having claims against Henry Mooney
lately doing business at Guf Sunnit, Broome County.
State New York thai they required 10 present ne
CLAIMS with the vouchers therefor duly yerneu
10 he subscriber, the duly appointed assignes 2.
the said Henry Mooney for the benefit or his creditors al
place Of ransactng business Maiast In q village
Deposit Bro0me Coanty New York onor before the 81 o
OF February, 1898. Dated Novcmoar -, lh,S. ,.~
Atisrney for assignee 1900 " Assignee.
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MARIUS THE EPICUREAN.
HIS SENSATIONS AND IDEAS.
BY
WALTER PATER, NJ. A.
c..nnI t-1tfton lp,nn 40 o.

Second Edition l2mo 81 2j
Amy who think counses OF perfection for
mans life Will find profound and original thought about the
ideal elements still at hand In modern for AMI many
reflections along these II Is work
careessly cNquis!tenesB OF
delight sChOa ship KuowedGe Of what is best
worth IN The historic expressions OF mans aspTa
ton and. above ALL that inward tac OF mind
reader must brng to IT'S perusdl"-I Nation.
1.-The polish of the styie. the depth refinement OF the
thought the pictures descriptions ami the lofty
Of the book whole, thor with the beautt!ul
gravity and impressyeness that mark II generally make IL a
far of the ordinary current Of ncuOn BCs
uTday Evening Gazette.
This work is that thoughtful reader, mind.
full OF the higher culture possible 10 life. anOrl 10 be wt.
out - Boston Evening Traveller.
THE SIRENS THREE.
A POEM
Written and illustrated by
WALTER CRANE.
Alto. BIDS. So 3d.
MACMILLAN IL CO., New-York.
ll2 ATh.AVE.
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5ieamboats ano Railroads.
..rr. FARES REDUCED VIA

ALL FARES REDUCED VIA
- SrOSIN0TON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE.
To P ovdlnoe - 25 to Boston 50 fret class steamers
g. Il $50 p. N daily except sunday new train win
paOr cars reclg chars between steamers LANDING ana
Boston witlUu; Char-e
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NlW-JEfsEY sOUTnERN DIVISION.
WEST SHORE RAlLHOAD.

!, ~.
rrE pF~T COSS1 RrCTED And FlNI.oi ~, i>D
''''' IDI.iiIE TRACK ItSt Fpk ~ ~lN Dos -"
PLEASURE TRAN Eli NM. ,,.ta.r
TuE WIS; SHORE ROUTE - Ai.IN,,,- d, y ufv' -
-hIKE OF rltE WGELpFAMEn ~ p,vt03EE ~ T,ty "
AROUND 4 OrUIlfS or tAISh ILL, ,i,,,' - =
ANn IitHoUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF HE
6a ana arr 18TH ss5. trains viii leave West '2d'I
Atrat, lrayG from me- downtown station i3't 81 i:,L;
North River mbutrs ~eareT than from io'' d "e'
nctro, md Chicago $3.50 a. '6.On $40 p m sleep
tht iugh.
ludllo Rochester -uslensOb Br 70 Nacui F@1 ~ "
m. 60u, . 10 o.. sleeper and patlhf cirr'
fica 7yraCus'. a. lls2p u. tfL, -bup = - p IN
iighAli, r"h,cpsie and Ca'skili, .; o. NV a. NJ
S:vbnrg kiu.stor Slnscrtics ana Albany, o. il2)
q III 500, 81 bu. - To- 'li;io y N.
Sgrafn~a vi, Albany ii.&u r. NJ. o.np p w.
For donti cal nud Canada Eaat 600 o. m ,r.
Hamilton Ionnon u a. IN. 1000 '0lup' NJ rlOrou'o
H"' , iy excsnt sturdy. Other ira ms daily er
cent sunday. r,- accoumoia
ti,s ar information apply 0bOAoi ~ iudsy
a.. Irooi yn st. Annex Once. loot u uInn -
'Vnrr (ify iis Y,g siI BroAd"D, 41'"l to"oy,
aud West shore stations foot OF West t-ls. anu y' "
Law 81. tuFih itiytr. N JUS ',.tor. o., a.,
baggage from hotels and residence .,uets Ta DO
ctct on g. ifN =, ,i.,.,r
go rr. i~ly. 'eh'i" "'''"''' '~'''
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fifcrtra1s ano RaiIroaoa.

JACKSONVILLE Fla.-Straight and excur-
~ sion; all ronos. AZ greatly reduced ra:os write ior
tho outhwest. bertha resery two IN advance.
LANSIN0S Halfway Ticket OiIce, 3J7 Broadway
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Men, 31nblleailous.

Neu pnplfnilou5.
MACMILLAN & CO.'S
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Price Is cents; annual subscription, 81 rs.
THE ENGLISH
ILLUSTRATED
MAGAZINE.
No. 2S. JANUARY.
CONTENTS:
/. SIR HENRY THOMSON. After tho Picture by
SirJ. l.. MilIdis
2. THE POETRY DID IT. Wkie Collins.
3. CHARLES LAMB IN HEkTFoRDsaIRE. Rev.
Alfred Anger.
4. WITNESSED BY TWO. Mrs. Wordsworth
8. MONTH IN SICILY, Part |. IL. d. Trail
C. AUNT RACHEL D. Christie Murray
T. HUNDRED YEARS AGO. Rev. ". Benham.
s. GRETNA GREEN REVISITED. J. NJ. Barrie.
TIRESIAS
AND OTHER POEMS.
By
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FooScap svo. 81 80.
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81 % minutes earlier
pa m.Daily exc PIT sundays Day kipresa Drawing-roo
NiAg.Ia tas aud ~uapcnslun Btdr Sleeping Coached
HOfucllsylo TO Cincinnati ana Iufalo TO chicago.
o. M Pullman ira bay. Sleeping hotel OJchos
Nc Tor fast timc Arrives Mradyille IL n
DU0 p IN. qnf ST lonis 1850 the second morning:
pIu.-Duy buffalo and Niagara Falls Limited" arrives
Iunao 10 IA M sn'pci sion ricse So IN The most
9 y. ally chicago Express for the West. A Solid
1rnn Of Pullman Day and sleepnR Coaches 70 nghamtOn
Elnra Buffalo; Niagara FAILS Cinclnnan and Chicago
aud Psssalo 4lh 5.i6 1870 900 $50 1920
I'D :1" 4i0 $40 $3.50 G;lO $50 80 1880 p. W.
II midnight Sundays 546 $50 1920 a. las, $3.50
PnieTsou us 545 7:2O ESQ 30 o:ao m II noon lao
8jI AsIO hi0 63D 6il0 630 1880 $50 1890 IN: ~
mldnignf Snnanys ,, GsG $50 lozo IN" I'to o'o
Newark and Paterson yia Newark o;i5 500 $50 1000
D. midnight Saturday nights Quiz. Sundays D:l6 u M
$40 $40 $3.50 iu:U M and ~ midnight SUNDAYS 6As
$40 1920 m, 1915 G:Sp D. M. aud ~ midnight.
Warwick a. 7i5 1915 a. i:l6 p. sundays S:lj
Eewburs aud Cornwall 7ioO9a IN. $3.50 4iSO up m. sun
Hon4oat and Kingston and Montgomery a. Ill., $3.50 D. m
uo,ben 4: ji5 100 1890 a m. $3.50 $50 4:so TOO
r $50 Sunday 5l5-ss3O lO.2O u m. $3.50 400 D. IN.
Mddetow" naS NA@ 200 sso l9 9Go M s$o $40
Fhe and $50 m tralns connect with Newly on
and west Railroad at Main-st Tho
Port Jsrvs i:t5 1850 1920 M $3.50 4.so $3.50
q M sunday 80 ll;2o a M $50
"a D IN every minutes; $40 lO:s6 m every
thirty minutes and lA6 sundays every thr MINUTES
sIeenIng coaches obtne orders for the
ard baggage be left at tho Companya onceS
Nos 4Ol Or 837 broadway ls7 Westst ~ Y. No Court
at BrOoklyn. OF a. the Company's Depots.
Erpress ron tho West arrive 7;lQ
Tao :2j ar and 1920 D. '
JOHN n. ABBOTT. Gen'I Passr Agent New.York.
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AND READING R. R.
pN NEW.ILRSShY CEN rRAL DIXISIIvvT S,

Il .NEN-JElt-El CEN TRIAL DIV ISL
For TPhn INF "a fE9IT pn pr ISs5 Brook
4 fs%'f PsS GS ssS 1873 $40 1 no
q %ayn1 5%@ST% r fSr l
hocken and YorrtsoWn '''A-'''' 'O' '"''"' '''N
DRNWTTGl loom CfIa on all Day Trains and sLEEPINd
rsarn1s Fave ave- pHinohDELrHA ylptn ard St.
E@ $500 s;2 I I2%G p NJ T I.6I L and 10
Ferfo k ,fAvET PFALi and rHIi LfPsnURG. PENN
For syN9gFY kg LA % and
Tor a5 aG 5 AE5 Ia s4 q 5S 9 suSs AVS
For For a i aS 81 r. 6 af TOO $40 m
i.oo J.: o. AS 5I5 p. NJ. sundays a: $50 r. N
FS. rAMAouA at 100. ny 5 10 Ri5 H. 1890 s5 400
ro 1.G p ri iq9d'y %LrN -" a MAUcu cnUYx
u 500. 90 $50 III. 100. 1850. 3ib $40 p m sunday
For 3 los Of I;oo, 80. g45 100 l'Sc. 8;'5 400
For H'IGm BRiDGE 'DWANcM at 400 $40 a. N. 400
ror VIZ iMiNCTo@ zoo s43 NJ. go lso. AGO. i.3a
rSr aryilLaa o9 &c g 7Co 80 s 1850 81 il5 is
gao 90; .;4 ~ io'p IN sunday" 400 S:'oa IN
for TiA SFifEyo, 400, c,oc, 90 40 SAB oso $50
M no. 20; a. 90 @1ai ~ ~ ~ 3 .go i o
p. N. Sundays 400 500. e45 H. 1900 m. l:3o 800.
10. iVoNSG 'IgXSNcn, 6;J'EAw GROVE. &c, an ranA'
-. . lls;a An, n i0 'sU'i % D. H. '''
Kor NON d III, 10 a. nj and pl i% a. 5
For F. M Il tr 4P YiNELAxp AMI prrDGnroa at
4:tO .. "a, loo L. IN
NIN-JEkSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
FROM Pc, SO. %. Softh Hircr via -arcy licIE.
Tor IiOIiL NNDS. StABHIGHI LpNH BRANCH
LAEfN. GOD TOat- ~ NEi. 40 bANNIGAI .. y.
be- fucurrf AZ loot o. LlrltS-st Pier 20 T.
Sorth l,erl 20. ~. 2Ji ~ 4 90 IiiuAll o. 3
Broadway. b5H 73T ana % Gthyr Rvu gton--t 10 T..
iG aud y 80 Gtcruwic-st. lt.. y last = - - -
Bo,g,tv and prl,if al h9feis IN NewNJrk cry Ia
$500 ,ky q % curt T.. lo7 broadway - So NJ
tpn..t -. dauh.ttHu In HOB kcu, { Washing
ton - s. ~ usfrI onpaGy val call for and check ol:
II + Moo FLN a. g.. X NCOCH,
General Manager Cen. Iass. ara 'csft Agt
H. T. BAIU,y. =. &. l. T. Agt, ll9 ibcrty a.. y =.
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gnsirnct,oil.
For Young Laiios--cit1
DESIGNiN for WOMEN.


For Young Laiios--ctZ.
A PRACTICAL DESIGNING for WOMEN.
"A. The NiG.YeSr Tom Of the ,,..
WoMAN'S INSTITUTE OF TECHNl A. DE~iUN,
LIZ Ffhava, New-l0rk,
ope"s MONDAY, January 1, a. =. m
Special attention tlod orma Class ior training es
Ties for colleges ard scoos. goih I1
and ~ gold Sl0 offered "a n7cS or Dol Nnlh ~
the different dep arcns By lanuiac rrer% decorators pup
listers private individuals Apple nts ior ne case
will apply between ths hours OF and D. m For tlrc9f5
address FLOkENCE y. III. olil., &c y
MISS PEBBLES AND MISS THOMPSON'S
w ENGLISH. FIRE NCU AID GERMAN
BOA tDI q AND AY IIOOL
FOR GIRLS, .
SO AND ~ EAST FfFrYSEVEN rH-ST, NEW.NoRK
Sew Pupils NAV eater at lamar; 5t. 1885 Spec.h
attention paid Music and Art stlho IN the buIeing
MISS J. F. WREAKS. avn
poappIN0 AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LAOtEs
AND CHILDREN. ALSO
KINDERGARTEN.
Ter Foth sexes-Citv.
A BUSINESS ed IcatiOn, b0OkkeepinT. writ
~ ing arithmetic. correspondents, spells rrSulng VIC
nospay yrewnsg Pay eveni3E La dies 81 oye
Uptown, lO7 West %ithst corner Ero1G"ay
TX EAST GjTH-ST.
I'D MISS CHIsHOLM'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Harvard Preparatory Class 80. Eoys Classes
Art schools-City
AIRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
WI WIN receive pupils beginning Tuesday october 20. IN
drawing oil anl water color painting I,I hfc rowcrs and
landscape CHINA painting AMI decoration.
studio No. 80 Malsonave
MI D huntington President Nauonli Aclieny OF Des,El
Nf William Hart " A.; Mr. James NJ. Hart, y. All
MI. David Johnson. " ~
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DED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

FOR LAGUAYRA PUERTO CABELLo, CURACAO AND
MARACAIDO
From Pier 36
PHTLADELPH lA.......... "Wednesday Jan. 0, 1888
CARACAS SATURDAY Ian. 10. 1885,
.
These AMERICAN STEAMERS sIecialy built FOR the
trade. have superior
All letters that may be sent up the tho
steamers sail will be duly forwarded providing they
closed IN stamped envelopes o. denomination sufficient
the United states pos"ge OFFS per halOunce
For FIRE, ght or passage apply to
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NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEW.l DIRK To LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN
FROM PIER NO 40 NORTH RIVER
SERVi .....Saturiay Jan. ., 80
O. LII a jan o. op a. H.
AURNNIA. Slturay. Jan Is.
Saturday. jan 2 : Ii)
Cauin passage $50 $50 and slOO Intermediates 5.
tickets to and from all parts Of Europe
VERNON IL. BROWN Il Co.. Agents
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". E. CUNNUK q CD.
hereby given that the dtNd partnership hereto
fore existing between the Undersigned
OF W. h. Common 4 60. expires This DAY by limitation.
New.York, December 81, 1883.
WASHINGTON T.. COMMON,
GIOVANNI p. MOR0sINl
GEORGE J. GOULD,
JAY GOULD, Special Partner.
undersigned have tins dav formed copartnershiu
OF w l.. CoDnOr X o. and will carry ON
the OF Stock Brokers at II Broad
way. in Tins city.
New-Y0rk December 81, $50 ~
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For Younp Ladies-Country.

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ped STAR LINE.
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sailing from Now York and Antwerp SATURDAY.
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PETER WRIGHP& SONS. Geu'l Agts 81 Broadway.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-16

FAITH IL THE FooTHILLs.-T The follow
ing is clipped from the Placer Arg1s of
January 18th: d. Johnston, the we'll
known land attorney of Sacramento, has
faith in the foothills, as is evidenced by
his purchase last September Of some 500
acres of excellent fruit and grape land sit
uated near Cave valley, three miles due
east of Auburn, in Ell Dorado county. The
distance by wagon is six and q half miles
This land he bought principally from the
estate of the late John Stoddard, the re-
mainder being obtained from the railroad
company. About 500 acres of the land are
under fence, three and six wire. Four
hundred acres are under The Pilot Creek
ditch. This portion has been cleared and
is ready for planting. 1t is Mr. Johnston s
intention to set out 10000 grape-vines,
principally muscats and flaming tokays
500 Bartlett pear trees. 500 olives, about
1000 peach, plum, apricot and nut trees.
Mr. Johnstens eldest son, Robert, is now
in charge of the ranch, which it is intended
to make home place for the family
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-16
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

The charge that Senator Payne secured
his election by bribery has caused sensa-
ton in Ohio.
Joe Doesch made an unsuccessful attempt
to assassinate Judge Livingston at Lancas-
ter, Pa, On Wednesday.
The House Committee on Public Lands
has fixed the time for considering the vari-
Gus land grant forfeiture bills.
An Apache scout killed a Quartermas-
ter's sergeant the other day in dispute
over rations, and was allowed TO escape IN
harmed.
o. H. Veo, the man that confessed to
completely with President Mcneil, of the
Lancaster Bank, at Clinton, Mass, in rob-
bling the bank, has retracted his confession.
w. R. Graham. champion wing shot of
England, killed 81 birds out OF so. at
Bloomfield, n. j., on Wednesday, shooting
with one hand, under the Nottingham
rules
The Government of Victoria, Australia,
has contracted with Briscoe & Sons, of
Northampton, for 10000 tons of steel
rails and for about 10000 tons of other rail-
road material.
1t is thought the water famine in Cleve-
land has been averted, as water began en-
tering the tunnel through which the city is
supplied yesterday morning, and the
pumps were again started up.
The Mormons in southern Arizona set
Element have asked Governor Zulick to
supply them with arms, and it is said that
they have been iii the habit of supplying
renegade Apaches with guns and ammuni-
ton.
The Supreme Court of Virginia holds
that the coupons of the State bonds conld
not be received in payment of that portion
OF the State taxes set apart by the Constitu-
ton of the State for the maintenance of the
free public schools.
The Bakers Convention at Pittsburg
Thursday adopted constitution and effect
ed permanent organization, under the
name of the National Union of German
Bakers. The objects of the Association are
to shorten the hours of labor and to make
wages higher.
Gounod has asked permission of the au-
thorities to place writing table at the foot
of the altar where Joan of Arc stood in the
Rheims Cathedral when Charles the Dau-
phin was crowned in 1929, in order that he
may derive inspiration from the position in
writing a mass.
The National Marine Engineers Benefit
Association concluded its Convention at
Buffalo Thursday. The following officers
were elected: President, Henry c. Pavne
of Buffalo; Vice-President, E. P. Watson,
OF New York; Secretary, J. B. Harris, of
St Louis; Treasurer, ]. H. Galway, of De-
troit