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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-20

ID. r.. Moberly's, square market
handles the best beef money can buy.
Fish and oysters fresh every day. All
orders receive prompt attention.
Telephone come ction. "A trial order
solicited.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-20

Fresh fish, veal, pork and beef a
the Waco Supply Market.
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REAL ESTATE,
FINANCIAL.
MISCELLANEOUS.


The Equitable Life Is the best, W. B, Bog"
opant
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-20

EARM--In Coryell county for exelaIpyss"
l. Waco city property. W. u. LAIL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-20

EOR SALE-The fence enclosing ue . r.,w.
Government building. EnGuireOp p''-''
ises
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-20

UNOR RENr-lO0 acres with two houses on 1t,
u just beyond city limits, at IS per acre
W. +. Montgou cry.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-20

~ nnolu' ,nviu All ASSISTANCE necessary.
Cast "Nhat method is pursued in tenet
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SIS a Day--A Gold Mine

For agents. Grandest money msf fo2 the ny,
ever offered. A golden harvesd expenses "
active men to sell our goods, S Ss e1 q good
CURED. No peddling. Sam amp mi partlcr!!ss,,
and valuable Information ahu what we SOY
Address at once ,,vrR WARE CO.
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Classified Advertisements.

All advertisements ash Ing for employment,
when people are unable to pay for them will
be inserted free In this column.I
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

n Y G. IL. Il T. Co. Lessees -. "a
minutes earier fr. too 81 ,aton as ei9 ; AM
Deuolt and Chicago. . 80 H.. u 90 II p m
ST. Louis 70 100, ) 10 D. n.
syraeu,e, Buffalo, Rochester Suspension Bridge, NJ
aga / ans 8 10, - 10 a liz, Is 90. = - p
tea 10 . 30, ca IL 30 a. m, IT. 100, . Is ..
% 55, (a) IL 80 m, 81 90, &c 90 's:l5 p .
Clanst0nA West Point. Cornwall. Newbnrg 1913
- 10 . 90 10 10 "a II 80 n, (s) .CO 10 5lA
- 10 40 ?. M, and 900 IL, 3:45 and 90 ,. IL,
tOr Montreal and Canada Fast '6 200 b. n.
Hamilton. London. - So M g 100. : is D. N. To
ronlo, = 90 N. - GO, 5 Is .. NJ.
- Eegnt seeplng-cais for Buffalo. Niagara Walls Delos
SSfatoea Specials ta) IL 80 NJ IS s:45 D. m Draw.
Ing room through TO Saratoga
Lake George. II 80 a. NJ Drawing Room Cars 70 CAD
wei! Saturdays only. IS 80 y. IN. ~,
Lakes MObcnk and Nlnnew aska, Via New-Palt1t SOs
II &c a. H., 3 40 D. Drawing Room Cars -
kings en 400. "a II 30 a M ~ -5 y. trans
Kaatcrskll Hunter, Grand Hotel station. and Phoe
Room Cars 10 Grand Hotel Station ana 20 phocuIcla NJ
Hotel ksaerskll ana Mountain house, 90 "a. II ~
&. ~. and ~ $40 D. N, trains. 90.
PacuNiic, Cairo and Mountain House station. ID
rs . 90, "a VI 30 Ia. and 40 p m. Drawing
Room Cars TO Caskl on Ca II 80 III. ami ij Il
Daily tDany except Saturday. Other trains dsiJ
except sunday. "a - Leave Jersey CITY, p X r "a
ton "a II 20 m, (sl $40 p lioboken West sho'
station, ga II 80 a. n., IS 3 40 p. m.
For tickets, Tine Tables pa llr sltt plecar 1,e0si
moiations or INF rn3 ton Apply al ohite, bYuAls -
washington = go IA tom,t, Annex ofce FOOT y IT.;
tnn-st. New YORK Cy-3uj, 80 9i2 broadway, los y;
BoNciy - lark place and West Shore stations foot
West f-d-st, foot of Jay 81, y. l.. -
M~totrs Express cas- FOR ana checks gasHaSs H'-
hotels and residences & b. LAMBLRL
VanGerbitdye Genera. Passenger Agen-
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~ EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ XIV IL. a.AI.ROAD
GREAT FOUKI RAJ n lItS \ n -l.sr-
On and after september ?, trains leave

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
IT'S a. NJ R9ehesteT LHpFess dFawns-roOm cars
Saratoga LAG George and Montreal Special
Flatts5dig, and Montreal al 70 S. Adams,
a. N. Tor Adiio4dack Mountains. Luzerne ,. S95,a
car to Saratoga 80, m c,,,c.co AZ,
ST. L 10 IGiiE6 co4pdsed eHeiusi9sy 6ads.
smokngca dining car. dra~ne room and sleepns ears
Fsls Ere cies ciani, Id n.poIs roeio al.ng
c Connects at Albany t4i ccop 1pstoma. >
roh lC g ce1e AM O3sG I5as ss lsa'f b 5i
Chi, also for Saratoga Cooperstow AM Norh Aiams
ua"lngtOm caIs " CaiAAItsLd Iso1hra-e an i''eh'
til 80 a. M Western New.York and Northern Express
iol saratoga Lake DtO'se huf and .cnh-Nt oA SOi''
"usl 10 M, Ssr ~sI2 saI t ssia Win having
room caf- Albany. lIoy ana saratoga Runs through
De NJ S,. Asaay AND saa T l,med fs
poiats % Ften1urs 4. r. c.,,...,, ,,, :, ron,, FL.
press or Nasal Fails Buffalo SUSPENSION B:ase 70,
Ioao ia ewiat9e steai.sisl ana T., t'.d iiS @,
81 y. 81 clayton daAy including sunday y,i i9
PAU SHlths Galy except saturday. AAIou-h s.rep.is
cars to Clayton AID PAU smth's VIA Cuca and H. NJ
s. 80 m. Montreal and CanandsFua Express aaiy;
and via 81 Adams. also Ottawa via - ADl.s 80 oaaA
except SUNDAY sunday DIS 20 ives u Aosay
Lyon Mountain Loon Lake sa.laa. tauI smiths g.,
aerne NorS ireek a scbTc Fe i ae Mcuaau LAKE,
g.. via sAlao5. ami AdrogdscA Railroad sleeping eas
p. Ia speciai Siaeper arrives Rochester 40 a. H.
iii 30 p M fa a Express fof RIchaed Spring.
5fSogbes,er bnna.o, Niagara Fails, IyiOnto Cetralt
Olhs lhnatL indianapolis, Louis Detroit and Chicago
WIN Sleeping cars Sleeping cars to Canandag-a "a
II midnight Aiirondack Mountain Special Tor Saratoga
Lake George PattsOurs, Loon Lake SaFanac Iase
Baul SMITHS, Nc., Spi.u-. Congressional
and k!cnIe.I Springs. Seep.nc-cars 10 Albany.
Tickets and space IN drawing room and sleeping
sale az Grand Central Station 4S $50 and 942 Broadway
u PARK place, Battery place O. West l2jth-st and
lSeth-st station New lorh 1888 Washington and 80
Fulton sts, Brooklyn and 20 4th.>t, Millamsburg
Wescotts Express calls for and baggage from
hotels or denccS
run daily Oher. daily except Sunday Stop .. Ssh
st. star TAX. W Passengers ipf North All Vest
J; NJ TOUCEf, HENRY MONETr
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

DesbrOsses DTS. as follows
80 ~. Tor tatdsauqUa and intermediate points
u fos Geneva, Lyons, Elmra, Rochester Buffalo
the West aud principal local points. Chair 20
IlmIA
D. m. for Tunkhannock AMI intermediate points Chair
&c Tunkhannock. Connection Reading Harris
burg.
points. Chair l.. and X Junction.
40 D.. for Mauch Chunk points
Connection to Reading AMI Harrisburg Chair car to
M?uch Chunk
D. m for Geneva, Lyons Elmira Rochester But
fao and the West. Pr Imam sleeper to Lyons
e:lD D. N. for Laurays ana intermediate y, nts
Trains leaving at p m, p m. aud 40 y. con.
meet Tor all points IN MahnOy and haetOn regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
e. m. for Mauch Chunk Hallcton and intermediate
points.
gas p m for Coplay and intermediate points
D.. m. ior HeneNa Lyons Emira. Rochester, But
fao and the West. Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons
General Eastern once. 935 Broadway.
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Jnsiruction.

For Young Lades-Country.
NJ oTRE DAME OF MARYLAND 80, pre,,,,,o,v
delegate 1st Gr, G Em Hep1s o. three miles
Baltimore Md conducted by tho Sisters OF Nouo Dame
Send for catalogue
q sSINING INSTITUTE.
w Girl. wOme als yea begins s s a 1s
Ea.e dS SF sS'' Culture D'''
literary Academic course as Tor co.cgs rob',
cSes. 'GS'i VIEW HS vLEcS T. NJ E b siIEehAED
DosIERE SEMINARY stamford Conn-oRe, board
ton; mothers care reopens september % Address
RYE SEMINARY. BYE, NEw'YoHK'
IL fof particulars " Mr.. s. j. LIFE
TALLMAN Seminary Paterson JmFal S s9uI.s W." an
vantages Tor circulars address Miss NJ NJ Hunt fri-
THE GRIswoLD SCHOOL Lyme Conn., ,5 ,Splns 0S
Latin Ooe Greek FTeneh German, English branches music
G.s a h1rp S.. Sg's hC 1sH icP girls Of al ages
IN EMpLE GROVE LADIES SEMINARY. Saratoga
sgns N eHx5 Z p55w Wv 0fyni si2
TEINITY HALE IEss4 PsTs.iy; n; J. 1867 .,
eS"f s gee ,S msq
"a asS y:.sSss course E3ss S
pairing for college Twenty yesr oesnS Sspe
Os' 81 For circular s iSaSsi r. BS6Ns HUNT
THE MISSES ANApLT7s, BOARDING AND pay
SO B BsysTd ST. N Newt N. j.
TIE TERN PARK P,cs schp S ca entays
ADDRESS Miss MARY J. STEPHENS. Principal
Union HALL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG "a t.
and Children Jamaica, Long Island reopens september
10 Miss ANNA Z. TOWNSEND. principal.
xxrIJNIrT LANE sCHOoL.-FORMERLY MADAME
w Cements-BoardinR and Day School for young @1e
s2d year opens September % Acsdemeal and Coiiege
Prepsrstory Courses, Pupils enter wellesley on our
examination. For circulars; address ,
Ms Ms ADt HI h6shMt ,RKbbs cerm ansSa rhnA
WEST WALNUT sTRFFT BOARDING scH9oL f Gs
w Young Misses and Little GIRLS. Rcopens Sepr ~
10Th year, Ms J. TkhI ~ ~ ~ nd,. D.,
, 1o4 PINE-ST PHILADELPHIA, PA.
| ,I,)f NLDFNOTSFLLF BON .MF'S g..
French Home School Six Young Ladies reopens Sept
90 Thorough Course in English and French.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LIN e
AND UNITED STATES MAIL QUITE.

4
On ana ER Ext TRuyNSBRo NIX Line II 1905
Trains Leave New-9or% via Dc'brOSses and 00ruand'
uaTrs6a;c rtts6urG and the West. with Pullman Palace
cars ATTACHED 3 90 a m 100 lDliing Car and 2. M
Dining s@cslns and Sleeping vestl6uled Cars at 800
wiliiamspcrt Lock Haven 100 a. NJ. 100 p m Cory
d Eric ERIC A. o go Rcgoas connecting at Cory Tor Titus
and 10 "a n Nss1os
@ p n SUDAN ana be 10 so Sa 10 Limited Wash
lSSion Express" Of Pullman Pafor Cars daily e1cep.
Sunday 10 A. IN. arrive Washington 100 p m and
e on TG Dnng regular Sa a. a. 20 s ARD 80 No.
Soc 20 :s9 and sOS ma md u Is, IS TIisGG;
For Atlantic City, IL 10 e. m. 100 and 100 p. week
For cas May H.; 90 Ran n T wSsh S'y and D,ocs,
tions. Via Railway and Amboy, 8 80, 10 and 9:lo
M y 90 I noon go .o 40 20 ,H 20 aS 90
For Old Point and Norfolk Via New.York PhAadephia
and Day Line ! 80 p. m.' week days
trains at Jersey City. afordlng speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express New-A Desorosses and
Cordandt Streets Ferries. as follows; ,, ,,- -
o2 sSd 10 Ws.hnFysn 0 Lme ai ii n' m @
$40, T. 4 80 D 30 ana . p m ana II 10 night
Sundays. Express 6l5, . % L.mtcD am ~ a. Ia
l. 30. 3, &, 6 30 and p NJ and l. :l5 night
Trains 1sSns NewycE daily except Sunday, at 5
and II 10 !. N, ? a. . . m ana 10 a N and
Ticket oGecs Nos. |, 435, $40 and ga BiosdWay |
br"oRyn; station. jersey City Emigrant 7 ket ONCE
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residence ~
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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Proposals.
AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM 2O9. STEWART BUILDING
$50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, August Ia, 1888

AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ROOM 2O9. STEWART BUILDING
NO $50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, August IA. 1888.
ITO CONTRACTORS.
1 BIDS or PROPOSALS for furnishing and manu-.
featuring, fitting placing, &C. ten 4ench stop c
valve, gearing the Gate house ~ one hundred
and Conventavc, Section 10 sni four
4sinch opcock and gearing be used al Shaft
No. % Section u. and one 4s,lnch stoecock valve
and Gearing 70 used the New GatehOuse on Section
OF the New Aqueduct called for In the approved forms
Of contract and specifications file IN the ONCE OF me
until Weinesiay sept 5, ls8s. AZ O'clock p M at Hh Oh
p1co an! hour they will be publicly opened by the Aque
duct Comm and the award Of the contract for SAD
work ana furnishing sal material VIII Dc maze Oy sll
Con IN ssioners a. soon thereafter as possible.
Blank Of said approved contract and the specnca
,ions therefor and bids proposals ana proper envelopes
Tor their ana forms Of bonds and also the plans
Tor said and al othcr Information De obtained
al the above onc of the AQueduct Conn onats on ap
plicatSn tho Secretary
BY order Of the Aqueduct Comm ssioners $500
~ JAMES g. DUANE.
JOHN c. SHEF1TAN. PRESIDENT
SncrofarT
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Dressmaklnq.

n RESSMAKER-By a 1rst-class person by the day,
- or take work home cut tit and drape; latest fall
fashions; city or country hi1h.st city rc.erence. Ad-
dress ROBES. Tribune once, 1O6 West 42d-st
N DRESSM BY hrstclas5 filter and draper by
~ tho day city or country; city references Address
d. 800 RrOalWaT.
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N Ew-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL.

foR RED BANK, LONG BfANCH. OCEAN GROVE
ASB.N ~ ., rA . OCEAN BEACH SPRING LAKE,
CoMMENciNG JULY 1855.
TEAiNS LEAEE NbwYoRK, FOOT OF LIBERTY.
Xaosdl eSlltssl 100 = 30 . 30 rs j. n sundays
FROM FOOT CoRTLANDr AND DESBRossEs SIS
80 10 % 10 D u. IL 700 noon 30 3 no. 40
p Sundays, is, o is a u. !: 100 p. m Wv
RuFsT u. PLoDdETT, :: R weops P.9ASLpewIY.
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0cGcbers.

A BEST TEACHERS supplied no charge TEACH.
a FRS rel tered for 20 cents for postage: vacancies
ALWAYS on hand form tor stJi,D H. F. Az Etf, Amsrl-
School Bureau, West l4lh-st., n. !.
. vEpTCAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies PIOfc >ois Teachers tutors, Low ncsses'
&C. TO Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 10
~' Mrs NJ j. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square.
~ FWYORK SCHOOL OF METHODS 80 East 23i-
' ST. formerly II East 23d st-Drparments Of Manual
Training in charge Miss Helen Burns. formerly Drrc
tor Of Industrial Education Association university
ulace kindergarten AMI S App ic0tlOn TO primary and
Grammar School work; Tonic Sol IA system OF sght.
singing Sargent system Of Physical Cuu Re'di' ana
the system OF Expression Al ireSs Miss l. NJ
CURTIS. Principal Miss HELEN BURNS, Associate
Principal
TUTORS goyernesses professors teachers all branches
circulars schools suppl ed parents English tTenen;
German Spanish spoken boys school for sale. MIRIAM
COYRTERE, 81 East 17thst, between 4thave. and
Broadway
VIZ OMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BIZ REAU (for
w both sexes) supplies professors teachers govern
esses musicians keepers companions &C., to col
leces schools and families asO bOOkkeeperS stnogra
piers and copysts TO business firms
Mrs A. d. CULVER, 1923 5th-aye., New-York City.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" Foot or IIBtRIY SHEET, MOTH RIVER
- lime Table Of July l. looo. ,o,
SHORTEST AND QLIChtsI ROLIL tOR
PHILADELPHIA


PHILADELPHIA
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route" at 4, 40, . II . NJ. 80 3 3 a. 90 80.
Trains leaving al l. .4j II n. 30 (, 30 30.
IL p. NJ have come on for Reading HafrsDuig Pott
Mauch Chunk. Reading, Harrisburg, etc. 49,
30 a. N. for Like Iopatco-g' haston Bethlehem ana
90 a. m. for Bennington. Eas,on. Bethlehem Allen
80 a. m. for Pennington, Lake Hopatcons Esston.
tor Reading Harrisburg, P0ttsye. Talnaqua sh3mOKn
SunbuIy, Lewisbufs "ll3msporI .... 49,,
Mauch Chunk. Kcailug. Harrisburg, etc.
40 p "a. FOR Easton Bethlehem. Allentown, MaueA
Chunk WiIkesOsTro, Scranton IaU1qua o"a!4pAlh
80 p. ~. Tor Pennington. Lake Hopotcong LAstons
90 ana Z sd n fe somerylle sad Remington
45 H. m for Faston, Bethlehem, Allentown. Maucs
Chunk Heading Ua-risburg. etc On Sundays at 80
p a. sI5 80, II 10 M, 30 80 80. l. 80,
30, 6 Is p m sundays 3 100 a. M 60 p n toi
cept sunday, Point Peasant Parlor Cars at rs. 30.
ll':l5 a. NJ. 80 49, 30 8 80 p m -. 49,,
w66 n he 49, TONS s0 v9 Ban s.@ns1e LAK
NJ 30 p NJ tof Beach Haven. ATLANTIC
20 Vne 90 IS $50. 10 30 II rs NJ 30 30.
g. 80, 5, 80. 615 ,. m Sundays a. H. p ~
For LONG BKANCH; 0cEAN GROVE. ETC.,
For Highland Ba eESN s rdEE MoamouA Beach ana
3:45. 80. 8 80 p. Sundays 30 IL 100 q IN.
For EIberon A,eury PARK ocean Grove etc. 90 100.
For ., 2. fh GS 80 100 o n 100 Saturdays
For lakewood Toms River and Barnegat 80 100 m,
TeS tx ana P.roy car seats can DC procured a. Il as
I5s .. s go
FuIton.st 9s Brosdv ay BroCFlyn. -, u ~ ana ch.ox
NewYork Tlanser Company Will call foE and eneck
baggage from hotel or residence.
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nlnsieal Instruments.

FISCHER PIANOS renowned for tone and standing
l. in tune MANUFACTURES and storerooms, 421 to 425
Yves. 2sth-st, and S67 Broadway, 1sthst. tDitsons
Duildinc Pianos exchanged. rented. or instruments
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For Young Ladies-CountrY.

For Young Lades-Country
ID ETHLEHEM Neutrality-suspicious., a boarding
'''Oo' '0' s'''N T. l. WALSH. Principal.
u E6s.d. French saa German 6oa;aas ana day school
departments -i WAKEIf f9G 8 b Si]S. Principal
b S GSss@ns sssoa On he % T. :aatq home
iSa a i1'"''' -' ~ r6wfN P@S ''
ASD HoYE bSSTTUT Young 1ae. for
College wit" M hsn sAR%m "a h s}STfh.h Principal
CoLIEGIATr SCHOOL For GIRLS. ENGLEwooD
s Ep'p Se, s% "a to asa w fGc GS
ana Sp'h On our Ris az APALiNE STERLING
DUTCHESS COUNTY HILLS,
~ ome school for twelve yogg lades Music and Ian
S Hdgs @ ERRT Tf" tpS SsSP Rs sd extras
l1s f NJ e@sT Gro F thCsaY sS is' S
GOLDEN nILL SEMINARY, FOR YOUNG LADIES,
u bridgeport Conn" MISS sd h&iLY NELSON Principal,
LRA coLLEGE FOR WoMEN and neE s,DS1,
Courses Of saiy also il Music and Art y
steam. and furnished with elevator. Charges are
a " cowLTs III D. E%ira Y Y
HONE and DAY School For GIRLS THE EMS"
admitted to Vasslr Wellesley and Smith on our certificate
II ONE INSTITUTE Tarrytown, y; Y:A boarding and
d syp ehGS 5 Mss % aS Fn % re-
III IeAdci County coan-Booring school Tor Young
god Institution For terms AMI par:uas scni Tor cir,
cul9rs or a1iress Principal. MRS {. H. GUIoU Corn
E9E YoM ls :, LAp 2 and Children
hni'" H t "n n. tn ian ia ci i unIur'
nent; thorough instruction in English, French German,
s s5o POST n5 orc @ Box 1928 i' 'o''unS pu'
IVY HALL .sEMINARY-FoR YOUNG, LADIES.
At N ora a Year OE u SP le B sss
Modern, Lsneuasc- Graduating courses Hcalthful.
''"'''''' Rev HfNEY REEVES. Phi. D.. Principal
J. se M@es FAREINcfoNs school for young lade,
and children.
YNDON HALL.
Il poUGHKEFPsTE, Ny
Girls School tho class College Preparatory
and Aeads R S%gI % ig;q Eex Ar Mu'S Adr"s'
MES. T. II. MULDAUR will reopen her Home and Day
W. 1ehSS g lSq"f l9de' on4 o chifen 5-1eth
itfucon in an cStenici English cour-e also In Latin
iisne c Ana G I'D Tor nriher PARTICULARS
vest Grand t. conner DE Hart place. Elizabeth. " J.
MISS +. ELIZABETH DANA, 80
town, EewJersey september 10; Thorough Instruction
ample for recreation Sa " Climate NS OF M on
pad Terms Boarding Pupils $500 Circulars on
MS PURyIANCEs
m ssing and Day School Tor Young ladies' Eliza
Der TO- ISIS VIII DC '''''"'' wednesday ''p''"F
nj lbs gARTLErTs formerly MISS NOTES homs
Haven. Conn, viii open september Is
Circulars sent application.
MISS MARY T.. STEVENS BOARDING AND DAY
@ 'qa 2S o W ye 80 German
proved aad sGhor]ci by Iryn MaSr Coese to Sre
sfs ,.pa,9 foI IT, entrance Examinations. Pupils
nj - BuLKLEY's BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
& T. MaisS viii wsang'
NIoHAXIAN SEMINARY ron YOUNG LADIES.
ia PP e.s Pc eeaaJ: sspe,saes combined
few and excited b. nsa 'A0'a' '''a'' '0uAsd Oy
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For YOUNG Ladies-Country.
M oTRF DAME OF MARYLAND ,.,..o,v
oegate Institute for Young ladies' and Prepsra,ory
School for little Girls EMILIA T. o, three miles nom
Baltimore Md conducted by tho Sisters OF Nouo D'm
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Danrins Araoemiss.

w ALTZ taught rapidly; private and class Lessons al
w hours; classes forming; lady assistants CAls
TIERS, so 5thave. terms moderate
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y EW-loRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ RAILWAY Trains leave from ferries IVES. "a
and Jay SIS follows. Na.
Nest 42i,t. 30 a m jay Sc, 50 a III. lof NJ;
dctowu, talisbuFg. Monticello. i"p.ii. walton ps''
Norwich uca Rome. Oneida FUTON Os"cso bu"~'
" West 42i. ST. 10 a. m Jay-sL. 90 a Tor Ws.
XII. valley station, Lakes MohonA, nm. As~A '-
West 42tst 4 10 p IA Jay 81. ; VS, tA~..ta
Waikiki Valley stations Lakes Moholh M'nnewasSr
MUll, town. BoOu.ugDUrg, t.lcaAut. Nj Da..' st0'''
cello. urg Liberty. White Lake. kpckiand 10 M,
West i2d ST.. Is p Jay 81. q 10 T. n, us.s,
Midilctcvn Fal,sbuig Liberty Maltol, Nurwih; ou'
OsWcgp. Suspension Bridge Detroit CHI ago - 10y. car
Buffet Sle.pers TO Niagara Falls Reclining INA" -
saturday Rathoday. West 42dst, ! is p m S SS
At 1 90 d m for Campbell lial. MddietV"h ,,vS~.
inebure Fllenyle, Iashurg, MOLtlCeiO Liberty "'"'
Lake LIVINGSTON Manor Walton Dem ....rvet Al
Pullman Drawing Room seats ana oerlhS so7 3O7,
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%. West i25th. ST., New Nork. ,,,.,x 4. u A.
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Is Exchange pace, Se"- ~
TRAINS FOR BOSTON
New.YorK and NewEOsana
New.York, New. Ila,ea and Hartford hS Sap NJ
Leave NEW YORK 10 4. NJ, * T. NJ, II %
Arrive BOSTON 80 l. NJ. - 7. ~, n ~
PAHLOK CARS ON DA. TkNi NJ rp ANS
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT An"
% 90 D. IN Daily including sundays
Other trains daily except sundays ..e,,a A nekN
Sleeping car Accommodations Ca Do seSuI~
AnacsA SS7 broadway and Grand SenuA Oe&'~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-07
CITY AND DISTRICT.
CONDEMNED Locals.

The following were elected directors Of the WASH
ingtOn Gaslight Company yesterday: George A.
McIlhenny, B. II. Bartol, William b. Webb, W. X.
Riley, and James w. OrIne.
last evening, Col W. r. Switzler, chief OF the
Bureau OF statistics, made an address on prohibi-
tiOn.
The washington and Alexandria ferry boats are
running to-day and viii run tomorrow on regu-
lar schedule.
Henry Williams alias lanes Wilson Indicted for
housebreaking, recognizance In $500 was taken.
The annual ball Of the IriSh-American Club will
be held at Masonic Temple on Monday evening
next, and everything indicates that It VIII be q
most successful AFFAIR. The Marine Band will fur
nish music.
The funeral OF Harry r. Houck. who committed
suicide saturday afternoon, as published else
where in THE STAR, took place from the residence
OF Mr. Browne this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-07

GERMAN IN FIVE wKEKs-Haupt's course opens
this week An unexcelled opportunity TO ac-
qure a practical use OF German In O most pleasant
manner In nve weeks lessons, by attending one
hour per day. Hours begin 1880 a. m, 4:1o
and 8 d. m Masonic Temple + and 9Th. 1nves-
tleation Of this original and Interesting method
invited. Rev. Col Anderson, Columbus, Ohio, says:
i am surprised TO md with what readiness ''Ich
Deutsch Lessen sprechen und schreipen kann,
learning all In nye weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-07

Isone Of the most distressing affections. and
people who sss it, victims deserve sympathy.
But the great success Hoods Sarssparilla hss
had in curing sick hsadachs mako It seem ii.
most foolish 10 allow the trouble to continue
By its tonins and tnvisorstins effect upon the
digestive organs. Hoods sarsapsrills readily
gives relief whom headache snses from indisss.
ton. and in neuralsic conditions by building
mp the dsbalitatsd system, Hoods sarsaparilIs
removes the cause and hence overcomes the
HOODS sARsAPARlILA
Sold By all druggists u: six for o5 Prepared onl,
BY G HOOD 4 Co. Apothecaries. Lowell, Mssa
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR n2o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-07
LOCAL MENTION.


Indications for fhe o. hours commencing Of n. N.
For the District OF Columbia Delaware, Mary
land, and Virginia, light rains followed by fair
weather, warmer followed by colder weather
during "Wednesday light 70 fresh winds shifting
70 westerly.