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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-30
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD:

GRxND TRUNK LINE orrr
Trains leave New-York, via Desbrosses and Cortann
Street Ferries follows ,- o,,...
Cars ase hl5l'Su % ana ny ss T'n r
nSf s 9%q SsssG Cars 'sS5 every
wianspoit Lock Haven, 20 a. M, p m o9rry 1 AZ,
hs csn re- .aa the 81 sSC's o u'
For For Sa"oS 60 NIX so foso%n and R
go and Il 90 dd 100 sEs !, 90 so5 % 90 SaSa'
BaitiIcrs, Washington he South, Limited wa;hins,
ton Express" OF iulman Pafor Cars ana rennsy ANA
rive washington 90 AMI daily, 40 p m, asrl ~
SUNDAY. 81 S ana 90 ana y 30 and
Fer S CITY 10 m nosSyi 4'sss Ss
Long Ranch Head Junction ana ner"eds - ,, .s
40 and p m. on Sunday, AS m and p m
For 600 S not o s%p and S N"S6 a NcwYok
NorfGlE Ralr sa IN syeEy say VIA ana
poats Of "s' BooSlyn Annex with ali through
iI Fsnsea at for seI n9os IVY rsVs
-,'s t% FROM N sSd bamc sns
20 80 i:20, 20 49, ! 90 80 S .,S
sn 20 and % 70 IS p M From laadsiphis So
sSi's 50 .,n no. 80 rs 8, 'a lSS q 7;
80 $40 90 80 10 ;s5 n an and y 20 I ~ "a
a mn. 20. 80, ) 'OS 20 S:s5 10 aS y. n.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Expires; IaSs leave SS5S via De'Dr0s'e' and 00
20 20, ., o. o. Chicago Lialted and 10. Washington
lImi ted, Dining CsS and IL = J. 2, 3:20, ~ ~
30 g and p m and !? 10 night Aee Snaaeas
Express 8l5, % Limited and 10 a m, T. 4 go o.
O. z. and o D. m. and II IS night -. q n
Trains leaving New-York daily except SUNDAY ~ o. u
10 and IL 10 j. 2 T. ., m ana ~ d na, ""
on SUNDAYS connect sscst station, Phaaciphi
IL oil 20, OS, :lo. ISIS, 80 So, o;fS
3 49, 40, II and II rs M Lima .oo ~ 100
Dining Car ia and 80 NJ tS' On sunaaS ~
% " " az 40 J3s SO 40 ~ II %s'
20 4So Imed, es. 'aS ~ ana "a az i, N a
| Leave Philadelphia, VIA SAnoe'' wv
| daily except sunday .x ana OLA Rroadway Aston
Iieket ou,. pisce and OF Desbrosses ana eort
noese, . Co1rtsl, and Brooklyn Annex station. Icos
20 brooklyn station Jersey Ss A""srs's
T,cssa oe,ee Castle Garden -, -, o.. .,a .s..,
baggage from no' cS w j. r. WOOD,
OHAs n Manager, General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-30
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per NORTH Riuer, Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

market today erowths wers quotabe on the basis
of ;7c for lair invoices but business was 70
ported The mder styles we're also NEGLECTED. N inc
market fair business accomplished. and
biIe outset represented decline OF
points in lower advces from abrod eonpete
had the Close the hna figures beng
yannary. l4oosi425; February 1900 i2T5i March
ii.Sos 1876; July. ll.7OdlL75. August il5oSlloO;
septen ber. 1lloall-50 October ll25ell;3o; Sovem
her II 2O1 ll25; December. l20dll25 The RANGES 81
actual sales o. January teoS
1890, February, l27O6l2.50; March. l2+odl2Ou
ApTl l2assiis; NAY i2oSSi 90 J.nss . i2SoS
ii oii.So: october. lL2oa ll2o; November ll.l60
lI0s: December lOdll 90 Total sales l0l 200 bags
COTTON little Il interest In the spot market
Values aintancd but the demand was very light sales
l25 all Of which fer consumption The port
receipts yesterday aggregated 1881 bales comparing WIN
bales the day last week and 70 lso bales ier ns
pondng DAY Last Since September tthe pc
ginning the crop year, the receipts have aeereraes
L465l47 bales. against I3O@ioo Tor tho Same .'ns ''
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rsxvsx Ian 2s-2 m.-Consols. l02 1915 for money
rd 100 1915 accounts United states cent bonds
iSss. do 4.,- llOs, Atlantic and Great Wssern nrst
G.risags trustees osrtiacas 49, Canadian PAcihc oOt
Atlantic and Great Western second morg.ss trustees i
Com.on 49,. NewYsrk csutr. iioh Reading PSI Hai,
psay 2si Pennsylvania, so Mexican Ordinary. 40
Illinois Central, l22si Spanish -. ~ Bar SILVER Is
ouoted AZ a. Al per Paris afvcss quote per
Cent rsntss rs centimss for the account And
exchanGe on London . frsnos ~ csDmes for cheokA
Tie amount Of bullion wiih.rawa IRON the Bank Oh Eng
land - balance 70 day ~ $4,000
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
lN RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FoURTRAcK TRUNK LINE
On al December q trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest and Finest Passenger Station In mericA
Stopping at New Uptown station Oh l3sthst as netes
tSA m, Rochester and Montreal Express drawing rosI
Albany Troy and Syracuse also to Montreal ana
Adams
$3.50 a. m. FAMOUS CHICAGO WEsT1BU LED III M
sar for Albany Utica syrA-
cuse Rochester Buffalo Ere Cleveland and ioie"s ar
ing Chicago $3.50 a N. next dav -, $780,.
tlO30 Chicago Express for Niagara Fas Ioront1
drawing 20 Canandaigua and Rochester
tll:30a, m- western Newfork ana Northerh Thpre'''
$50 m Albany. TROY and Utica special With drawing
tsga SATURDAYS only. -
u p. m- Accommodation TO Albany AMI Trov:
t-sp H. Fast CHICAGO Cine nnau and 81 Louis hxptess
Falls Buffalo Suspension Brfg" Toronto Ceve
Chicago with sleeping and dining cars ,.,-
1850 n m. Montreal and CaDandagua ktnre'S nAtvf
Platsburg and Montreal via honses fon
and Adams also 10 syracuse and Canand gna nal
80. special SlesDsr arrives Rochester I;4o m BUY
falo 1856 a. M. and Cleveland les m. next law rx.
FILED D. Fast Night Express Ter Rschesper nuso
Niagara Falls Toronto Cleveland Cincinnati
cars To waterown via Utic, daily excsr saturday Also
Capandaigua sundays only. -. .,,.,v
~ night. ALBANY with seeping cars 20 10Y
and Troy with the morning trains for ths wsss
for George and the North texcept SAu
day niTht. ,,..,...
Tiokets space drawing and s'.epins esrsoa
gal. At Grand Centr station Az 100 and sa iss
IL Park Place Battery Place 81 West l20ihst an h3n
ST. Ntaton, NETWORK 1913 Washington and $50 fulton
ats, Brooklyn ami 10 9Th ST. Williamsburg ...,.
Wecots Express calls for and checks baggage rom ho'''
residences. ... =. ,o,s
Run daily others daily except SUNDAY tstop AZ Ssti
r NJ Tor, '"EY '' HENRY MoNETT
General 3nperiutepdent General Passenger Asene
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BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE.-Only $3
80, Tar River and ell other points. Steamers BRIs.
Tof ana PROVIDENCE Leave Pier Is, y. NJ TOO
viii 10 resumed early IN April ccnneesion oy 1nps M
hoat from Brooklyn and Jersey Ci.y ~ y N AN OH
CnESTIiA ON EACH STEAMER Tfcken and state.
onms secured at principal transfer and ticket oniesa -
ooics on Pier % and on steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-30

CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POlNr
" CoMFuRT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND Ah@
SOUTH 800 .. m.
IN and after January l3 1897, EXPRESS tran ~ a
y, inn Comfort Norfolk points South, via me N.Y.,
YORK, piIfLADEiFHlA AND NORFOLK NJ, tInHD
will leave foot OF Cortllit and besbrosses ss III
Hav ARRIVING AZ old Point A. m ana NOriok 10 a III
Pullman Sleeping Car through 10 Cape Charles Ilshs1
and sleeping beths secured at any TicAct once Vi w
Penns yly ania Railroad Conn any. , , -
H. w. DUNNE, SupI
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

N RAILwAY.-Trains leave from ferries at West 42d
and Jay SITS follows . g., MA.
dletown Fasburg Monticello, Liberty, Walton Delhi
Norwich Utica. Rome, Oneida Fulton. os"ego' bun"'''
West a2ds. 10 M ysy, s nS ,SS M TOT Mo
West 4odst, 625 p. m Jayst; O 10 p m; dsily ,er
MIddetown Fasburg, Liberty Walton. Norwich onelaA
Osvego Suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago, 81 LOUIS.
Buffet sleepcrs 70 Niagara Falls. Reclining Chair Caf
Pullman seepfng-car berhs reserved at 3o7 BroadH az
Time tables tickets &c. at 207 3o7, 944 l3Zo BROAD
way 1877 Gth-aye l34 East 125hst, 204 west i2ohses
NewyOrk }. e ANDEltS0,N y, w. =. vyour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-30

On the Produce today the Butter MARKET was
goSisst5 Fancy Creamery s2sS31 Dairy 10000 Egg
c1ycNsAr jan 2sFcuT .ssay F Fs, 81 GO
$3.50 Corn u, Wss n :. q.
~ s.s 1s :,s q s a
ssss' R e ' o sa:' sSs e
HS cns:,sF co%.s 90
K iaS aIasi 1886 $ o. shipments ii 1900
ERA Cash ss. January Ts easn
s ws. oG s.: Ne 5000 ou, Corn
oa nHD. sso bid oss, sis.ty sa'.o bid ~
MnwAukxs Jan. 2stour steady wheat weak Cash cash
5 TsT. S Ms iS:' S SGaS f sSo wsa
s s.fs sa,sy s5S5i g:
Eggs at s%aoc chs %S.t Ghi sc6s
tuon harley itOOu bush. shipmeuts-FIour 5000 boi'
el .hSsEASS Hard nc E.Sfa.fy lie M;
s 1890 30 n. Noifasra Cash 1885, May
Sc F!ssI Patent sacks to ship 81 iO's' 90 Bakers
rr.mA jan steady Hs' Mt.l ~ 47hs ~,
So M Sis" w fS' 81 ssas sVs Arm 10
WhisKe, arm-wnos 81 os spirits 81 ~ oHe a
Sie $500 SS; OATS $500
400 bush.
PHILADELPHIA Ian 2sFieur demand light prices steady
and 81 Ps9 ~ ss az 90
s. I'm 81 1SSss O Roller
Clear Clear = st % DC g &
g Clear ar s. W o5Si s. 'S 90 M
sss GOD J TO 'sS,Ss
s1poTt aomsnd light o. ungradc grain depot at sie
30 Red 1s J.nu@ry ~ DC SS i0 Hpr
do for May 81 s94 &c COIN offerings light market ruled
ss so on rae so S S
sl tsaT ssp So ss aitsA
SS: Of Snr Ma at @ 1
n: wh &.'i for ' January oI<' S
a. IS 20 ' DE- for %'fS Ma,
r.an,yysnl. amt Ns"f fs Early R ssS
7ocs do BlrOanK. White stars choice IS 075c.,
aSs sc &c. DO FAR 70 Gcoi IS c steady
Bel Family PER - S9 g 80 ~ Beef SI So so III 90
rs So s DO Prime SoI Ms,' psg
r. 90 oS ' s,SSsS
ss9slasF' a plSs; IA 'urss as
sSa0 do Breakfast Boon l9sIic Lard steady.
s'y 7b Butter arn-Penu,vIvana Creamery EItr.
s$s %s'f Extra "a EXP Pscs
ti.... nrn Sew YGTs Fun Cream I2a.si3c 9a ="
hSts aTmer. Pennsylvania 90, first; a. % y
39is .. in eSis 10 ST.nns.ei
sn s 81 % e.s S on rssa
100 bbs Wheat iooo oa,l Go5n 100 sus oat o
F rsS ...S s sgs no f sSas ws sSet
a. sls, S3Ioc closing 82Tsc Corn lower: cash
February 45ei7h closing i7c May As s04yAc,
oiasn, 45'sc cash 3U'4c May 81 SAC Rye Soc
EIrlev ag7 PC fIav Prime Timothy ST. W
Gsi6 50 oo0sl2 90: Bran steady at SOC Egg
l92c Butter uHchanse Creamery "a 3oc
ia nv I-s2Gc Cornmea was steady at 81 20 " hskey
steady at 81 05 Provisions seIdr-Pork new "a 90 '%s,o
lard rs Drys2t Meats. boxed Shoulders 50 OO Long
Clears ut 81 ST. Clear Ribs at 81 62 :, short CIeaf
81 75ds2 boz cd Shoulders So 5o Long Clear IS oo
Clear Ribs - 81 as q! Short Clear 81 o5as1 60 BaI na
ShI. Wheat lOOs Dush Corn $4,000 bush OTIS s6OOO
hush Ryo 900 bush; Barley 1000. Shpme.s-" heat
1000 bush.
TatEpo Ian y2-whsaf lower and weak; Cash 50 A2c
NJ ~ &c Corn doll hrn; Cash 81 20. Oats were
oaiet NV 5.c Coverssea active steady; Cash So %
Tarch ~ OBI Recsipts-Wheat lisOs bush torn 1900
S.n leoo bush Oats 1000 bush Clover
/ go sO6 Dags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-30
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, Jan. % Spirits Turpentile quiet at
SAVANNAH Jan 2a-Turpentne quiet AT 80 We
WILMINGTON, Jzu 28-rurpentns duh at " 10
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Gfaebers.

BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
"A. esses supplied no charSa TEACHERS resl'ser.i
AVERY. American School bureau - Wsst lith-st- "
4 SUCCESSFUL TEACHER OF English
~ mathematics and Latin. with good record as d'clpn
arIan soliclts situation in NewYork the country.
please address A. q. NJ, No 81 Coumbias. Brooklyn.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Gov
ernesses &c. Colleges Schools and Families Apply 70
MRS NJ. ]. YoUNG-FULToN. 23 Unsn Square
MISS ADELA RANKIN. Teacher Of ElOcu-
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ing and Lung Strengthening 81 East l7thst WORK
SCHERMERHORNS TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest an best known in U. 3. Established 1850
East l4th.st, N. Y
TUTORS. GOvernesses. Professors Teachers
all branches circulars Of choice sch.ss sgPpen 70
parents modern Ian guagss spoken. MIRIAM COY lEhE.
81 East 7th-st.. bet veen 4th ave and BROADWAY
NVOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
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&c cOlleses schools and families also Bookkeepera
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STAINED.

Good Ordinary ll.1e 10. MdtlinG ~ 5'ls
ST. Gsod Ordinary. go MfddliHg ..-------ioo lo
An easier market Liverpool caused weaker one In
the local speeuiavs market Opening prices indicated
decline further decline or l02 points had
taken place at the clsse. Sales 81, 800 bales
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STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
IN -rranslee from Chambersst staten week ess 70.
Enxlewsod, renady, Coste Sparki AMI Nyacx 30 ~
$40 500 1890 IL mda ght Suadays 7;O1 soo no.
y. For Nanust spring Vallov, Msnsey ana
naas week days. 100. 050a. m 400 $40 y. N sanuaJs
OBS a m. AMI D.
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ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4O1. 317,

y.
0:5s a M. AMI 8 D. IN,
ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices 4oI. 317,
II I'll aud 957 Broadway 1873 Bower; lsI wes..'
ss51 r-s 81 and Sat sss Fscn broqy Eo
T.s y Soa.r a Ss"s
Tickets and Pror or ssepp. Car rssryass and
i HsS:.s ,"a s
E.SFi s sss D ss
i man si..Si GaSs o;a.:T. @ ~
o. pa ,.s AND 81 ce cSsSS su
Nassrt Fails. cosry 'i.sdyiie cincnnari. chicass and
u4s 6sa K '' i'1Ets 'Ss '.' e..
ru%,a 3..sf GGssss Pullman Buffet s.p.
oOsoh., to Bns6amton. oweso, El@lr,. Buffalo. James
y sIS &C. ri, q isGo
IN No. 1isS a'0 Also ESQ., o Rs, bert
P..ac Pa s az y at' sS S. e'oA mi
1so 5 IGap s.S ~ s i 's $40 10 To- ssS
s. s Frs sP 1919 ~ sts 81? aSss
..S; $50 s.: 80 - So s'Es s.? 10
800 soo s SO .1S 800 5sS q
s15., 81 ssG 1888 So s5S &c. ' SO
w.EPx &C. sSess' %.1 s'S To- n ssop
GO ren-t $50 ioso q, ~ $40 i s 81 is ST.
Mal:So-s .S 10 s,S il S 81 80
xsprsss train. rains From the Yves. .rrvo N.rYort m7''
n n sotJLE I. P. FARMER
General Mauafer Oonera passenger Hb0"~-
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf
FOOT oP LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF December g. 1887 .,-
For PHILADELPHIA and 1itf.NlON, Bound BrvoH
Route" at T. 7 30, o. IL n 80, a. 80, :3o az
D. IN. SUNDAYS at 4, s45 a "a 30 II M IN
Trains leay ing at 4, 80, II a. m, 80, =, 3o'
3d. ~ H. m have connection for Reading Harfsourg'
Msueh Chunk Reading, Harrisburg etc On sunday toi
Easton. ,,,..,o. ,,...o. ,o.L,...,.
Allentown, Mauch Chunk M, No., 49,. r..
8 80 a IN. Remington, High Bridge Branch, Eas'
ton Rethehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, wlkcsbarrc,
Scranton, Reading, Harrisburg, pottsylle TamaQuA
ShamokIn Sunbury Lewlsbure, VIII Transport
n M for Bennington. EastOn. bethlehem, Allentown.
Maueh Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg etc.
as u. IN. for EastOn Bethlehem. Allentown. Msuch
Chunk, WiiKesbarre Scranton, Iamaqua, Shamokin.
80 D. Flemingto lii bridge Branch, Eas-
ton Bethlehem, Allentown, Reading. Harrisburg. etc.
90 and 80 y. for SOmcrvile and tiemin gton
as p. IN. for East0n Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch
Chunk, on Sundays at 30 - M.
90. 8 rs, IL 10 400, I 100, 80, 0;lo M
sundays, :00 100 m for Red BANK. Long Branch, hs
bury Park, Grove except sundiy, Point reassnL
IsI5a m, 90 80 p NJ for LAkE"ooD' Aoha
| River and Barnegat ,, ,,,,, ,,,.,..
90 600, enG IL rs, II AS a M LOO, 4. : 30
80, rs D. M. Sundays :0o M Tor ferth Amboy
| 4, 1h II rs a M, 30 v. u for Monmouth beaeh
seabright Highland Beach
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INSTRUCTION.
For Young Ladies-City

For Young Ladies-oity.
JACKSON SEMINARY, 2,O25 Fifth-ave.-
Bssrdinx and Dsv school for Young Ladies and
KinderGarics. Terms moderate Next term begins Feb
MISS CHISHOLM'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Is East 6StA.st, New.York.
VIII reopen Ssptsuber2a BoJS Glasses
For Both Sexss-Citv
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
II rs W, 2Sdst Branches. Brooklyn. Boston Pha Wash
THE PARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
i tBeys,-r.mliy and Dsy1-A select school where
Sr elsewhere Drawing and its appeatsq Y Industrial Art
taught ELMER X. PHILLIPS n A., % East 69th.sk
BROOKLYN.
rTNHE CKITTENDEN.
Il ENGLISH PREPARATORY FRENCH SCHOOL
sad KislsrssItsn fer both ssxes
- nietsst corner g rinSspEHv u-ryr~
PStstps Eight osbnsctsa With hs Packer oeusS
ass Iastssuts. Third term bsgiss Fsbruacs
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n Ian. 2s-Jhe leading futures ranged as follows

Flour market continuesdn, prices steady uncnsnsea,
A Last Choice To Fancy Winter pItenls % Vv~
asa 25 southern Winters SIS Ss3 So Micgsn ana WA
consp winters So 600S4 co. Fair TO Choce secenns - V
ass 80 Choice Fancy Minnesota Patents - 90 - o.
son Wheat Patents 81 l00S4 80 Minnesota BAKERS IN
.sct. e. Ok al DO Medium 10 Soft Springs So GOO
So So Grade Springs 81 7OSs2 90 Rye Flour In JAR
rels 81 S0zS3.
Cash quotations followsyo aspiring Wheat q
a 10 No spring Wheat 662 No. . Req 500
Ne Germ $50 No. Oats 800. NO. q hye Az
sss Barley $3.50 No FiaT po Seed 0s 81 A. sh
s4 i2, 90 Lard loo 81 so short Ros sides
oose 81 so Dry salted Shoulders boxed So 200 80 w
shsrt Clear SIDES boxed 81 e505 w. Wniskey distliers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-30

A RESPECTABLE young woman an, ieft .. des 80
seven would like some knd person 20 neip
her Keep little children ogctnet hones
ana deserving MIRA g ~ KEEN. 1925 East 39thsL
DOBERT AITKEN, son OF the late George
H. Aken, wine spirit merchant RninsrEsn sccI
land 10 reauesed To com munoats with ROBERTON Low
a CO. 81. Vincent st. glasgow. solicitors for his hters
trustces
advertisement FOR THE NEW:
"A YORK ThlBgNk WILL BE RECEIVED AT III q
UPTOWN oPFIcEs Se ZSs Beadwsy corner , .nnond
and .t. my sos Net eoa
Esurtsssthst 7eo Thisasy: corner
CFFTCE Est Esst Olshundred twenty Icy
Thirdeve corner Ono hundred tvenSs-niose~ ~
h 10. Ct regular once ratoA
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Dancing ACADEMIES.

paneins ACADEMIES.
ALLEN DODWORTH. No. 691 Fifth-avs
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS
See circular
GENTLEMEN, Monday and Thursday Evenings
Gee special Giro liar.
PAvANE and other Doiworth publications at gorioa
Sons 10 East lsthst
D.ncing Co. &c. oy Allen Dptwsrth aoonpiete instrao
tar for inouiiny $50 fgurss for the Coton
Published BY Harper Brothera For sale all oooktorsG
ALEXANDER MACGREGOR'S,
N e29 Madisonaya Private Lessons and classes IN dsn,
ins Tboreug gin obstruction In waltzinE privately
ASMR- TRENOR, Broadway and 32d-st.,
n olves lesssps In DANCING every day and evening.
pup,Is can beg any until MAY Send fer circulars
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For Both Sexss-City.

Is East 6Sth.st, New.York.
VIII reopen September "a BoJs Glasses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-30

Mt. BEACON ACADEMY,
WI Observation-Disclosures "
A select hons sch1sl. j. FRED SMITH A. W., Prncipi.
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THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE
II rs W. 2Sd.st Branches Brooklyn. Boston, Phiia Wa
ingoa Conversations kns Wedge In shortest time; term
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-30
Puro Gail.

1.-THE Republican party wants the
public lands appropriated for home
s'eads for American citizens, ~ Sacra-
Iuento Bee.
On the contrary the Democratic party
has, in the post three years, restored
thousands Of acres to the public domain
wbioh were donated to Railroad oorpor
alton blythe Republican party, and
which had been forfeited by aaid com.
panys on account OF noncompliance
with the terms of the donation, The
Republican party allowed said corpora
tions to hold the landa until Demo
cratic administration took the matter In
hand and restored them for tho benefit
Of American oitizens.
"The Republican party Is against tho
wicked attempt to demonetize silver, "
Il Bee.
This Ia the best joke Of ALL. Since
~hsn 10 the Republican party so yirtu.
Sdaly Indignant at the action Of It's own
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-30
THE MILLS BILL.

1t was stated on the street last oven
ing by q prominent Republican that
certain sections of the Mills bill chad
passed" which assertion would convey
the impression that n portion of the
said bill has already become law.
The celebrated "Mills Bill" entitled
IA bill to reduce taxation and simplify
the laws in relation to the collection If
the revenue" was introduced in the
House Of Representatives April 2, 1888.
by r. @. Mills, of Texas, read twice,
referred to the Committee Of the Whole
House on the state Of the Union, and
ordered to be printed. The bill is still
before the House, aid after it has
passed the House. if it should pass, it
will then go to the Senate where it will
be considered. If the Senate should
pass it as it comes from the House,
that il without amendment, it will then
70 to the President and on receiving his
signature it will become n law. To
show how the matter stands at present
we quote from Washington. dispatch
to the Examiner dated the 2Sth in
slant:
Chairman Mills of the Ways and
Means Committee is greatly encouraged
at the satisfactory progress made on the
Tariff bill during the past two days.
Yesterday" said he, We passed be-
tween sixty and seventy lines, or about
two p"ge<;. to-day our progress wus
about aS good. Had we been permitted
to consider the bill thirty minutes long
ar we wonld have finished the free list
entire'y."
"How long will it be, Mr.. Mills, be-
fore vote is reached on the billp'
asked the Examiner representative
"The outlook is too uncertain to nd
init of definite reply. II we could
continue rs we are going now we ought
to reach the vote in about two weeks.
1t ia not improbable. however, that
moro OF less opposition will develop
from this on. I should say, speaking
generally, that the bill will be out of
the House not later than August 1st,
aud probably week or ten days soon
or. If wo had only Mr.. Reed and Mr..
Mckinley and Republicans OF that
stamp to deal with oar progress would
lie much more rapid. Those gentlemen.
think. are willing to consider the bill
fairly, feeling assured that when it
reaches the Senate it will be either
pigeon-holed or that another bill will be
offs!e az substitute for it,"
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