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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, Iulv 20 D. m.-cotton-The sales OF the
iav included bales American Futures closed sealy
Uprauds Low Mlding clause. July delivery, 39otd.
sellers July and August delivery Si84d sellers Auguss
october delivery l714d buyers; October amt November
delivery 64 sellers November and December delivery
IO.G4d. sellers; December and January delivery ogosa
srers January and February delivery. 9-b4d seuersi
September deliy cry 27.64d. buyers
GALVESTON July 2e.-cotton-steady, Mddiins, 81;
receipts "a bales coastwise 433 baes sales bale STOCK
S44 bales
NORFOLK July 2G-Cotton- Mddling. ions mes
and gross receipts Great Britan'
cvastwise ga bales sales l25 bales; stock $3.50 bales
CHARLESTON July 25-Cotton-Ns minal. Mldiling. ga
net and gross receipts 7t bales exports coastwse- bales
sales 10 bales stock, l,479 bales.
SAVANNAH Juv 2e-Cotton-Steady' and firm. Middlin2.
a.. Low Middling Oh; Good Ordinary ne; and gros.
receipts 2 bales: EXPORTS coastvise, bales sales 10
bales: stock 1858 bales.
NEwORlRAys July 2G-Cotton-DuL Middling. ob;
Low Mlddling 9s Good Ordinary 81 net and gross re-
cepts 26l bales; sales 100 baes stock actua, $3.50
bales
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N EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
N RIVER KAILKDAD. -,
GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
on and after July ~ trains lesle


On Gh anS o'S cES SIX sfXTioN,
Largest and Finest Passenger station IN America
IT'S a. m, Rochester Express dra"ing-room cars Va
"a a. m, sarstoga Lake George, and Montreal Special
drawing room cars to Saratoga Ssldwe,, LaHe GEORGE
Ia for Adirondack Mountains. Luzerne NORTH
Creek schroon Lake, Blue Mountain Lake. &C. Drawing
fOS FxSSgs yEsTIBgLED chicago G, AID AID
smoking car dining drawing room and seep,ng cars
Falls Erie Cleveland, indianapolis ami To edo arriving u
Chicago at 80 Ia, st LOUIS '4O p. IN. next day.
ito 80 a. HI, Chicago Express for Niagara Falls TO.
r9ho % iop Cooperstow ana North Adams
drawing W Canandagua' focheStef ana hich'
iii 80 a. n, Western New:York and Northern Express.
for bass ca to Troy and
sarstOga Limited Runs on 20 sI.u T Say:
nlriF oo 0 cars and buffet
room 80 ssIs tn naaGs o9d and Runs
to Lake George saturdays only; con.
meets WILLIAMSBURG. North Adams and intermediate
pony D. M Fast Chicago Cincinnati and St. Louis *
press FOR NIAGARA Falls Buffalo sqspensGaa Brdss 40
indianapolis ST. Louis, Detroit and Chicago with sleep
ing tl p m Clayton daily including SUNDAY 70:
e.. .s5s q . Clayton and PAU Smiths via Utica and h.
:. 80 D. m, Montreal and csnandagua Express daily
Adams, also ottawa via St Adams and CAM
e esceps suHdsy Sunday train does
= 80 D. ID for Adirondack Mountains Lake Chsky'
Lyon Mountain, Loon Lake, saranac Paul Smiths &C.
via Plattsburg and Chatcaugay Railroad also 70 isu-
zerne North Creek Schroon Blue Mountain Lake,
&C. via Saratoga ana Adirondack Railroad Sleeping cars
New YORK to PlatLsburg and North Creek.
p m, Special Sleeper, arrives Rochester 40 ne
Buffalo :35 a m, and Cleveland rs D. m
It'll 80 D. M Fast Night Express for Riehfeld Syringe
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Toronto Cleveland
Cincinnati Indianapolis Louis Detroit and Chicago,
with sleeping cars Sleeping cars to Canandagua on
Sundays only.
IL midnight Adirondack Mountain Special for Saratoga,
Lake George, Plattsburg, LIN Lake, sarsnac LAKES
Paul Smiths &C.. also for Sharon Springs CoopsfsteWhs
and Ricnfeld Springs. Sleepingcars 70 Albany
Tickets space drawing and sleeping cars on
sale at Grand Central Station 413 s5 and 942 Broadway,
Il Park place Battery place az We. l 1s5
Fulton sts Brooklyn, and as 4th.st, Williamsburg.
Westcots Express calls fer and checks baggage FROM
hotels ? residences. .o...
run daily others daily except Sunday Stop a. 13sth-
st. Station up passengers Tor North and MssI
I NJ TOUCEY HENRY MONETT,
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent ,
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Belp Wanteo.

" AMERICAN BOOK FOR AMERICANS his
n TORY AND DOCTRINES OF THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY. By Senators ingalls,, Ilawiey, Hoar FRYE.
Chandler Coneres.Incn Mckinley ton TarinD Long But.
siwoIih. Burrows and mmy oth'rs Also, Lives and
Public Services OF HAnHlSON and NORTON A standard
campaign authority Entirely new plan compel tor:
Agents wanted Immediately liberal terms Ca or send
so cents In stamps for handsome outnt. ready.
The NJ. w. HAZEN Co, 90 West 29dst New York
w ANTEDAn experienced nurse for Invalid gentle
w must be well recommended 20 obtain steady en-
poyment. principally at night Address O., Box ~,
Tribune ONCE ". X.
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of COrtiandt and
Desbrosses follows:
8 so a. m for Catasauqua and intermediate points.
8 a. m. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira. Rochester, Bunao
and the West and principal local points Char car "a
Elmira -,.- o,,-
D. m. for Tunkhannock and Intermediates points Chair
car 70 Tunkhannock Connection Reading and Harris
burg. , ,,,.-
$40 D. m. for Pittston and principal intermediate
points. Chair l.. and b. Junction.
40 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection Reading and Harrisburg Chair car 70
Mauch Chunk. " -.
D. IN Geneva Lyons, Elmira, Rochester Bus
faio and the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
Sis p m. for Laurays and intermedlaIe points
Trains leaving m, p m. and 8 40 p. m con-
meet for all points Mahanoy and iazeton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
IN. for Mauch Chunk, Hazleton and hterneoiaA
points. ,,,.
D. m for Geneva. Lyons Emirs Rochester, Buzz
fao and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
Gnner .35 broadway.
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DROpOSALS

PROPOSALS ro, tn.
CONSTRUCTION OF SEWERS.
OFFICE O + TIE COMMISSIONERS D. c.
wAs HE'S sESp y, q July 2S' 1885,
VIII be RECEIVED Al THIS OFFICE until il
o'clock H., -
On Tuesday, August 7, 1888,
FOR CONSTRUCTING IN TIE DISTRICT OF COLUM:
BIA TERRA GOTTA PIPE SEWERS, CONCRETE
SEWERS AND RECEIVING BASINS.
Blank forms Of proposals and specifications can be
obtained this oee upon application therefor together
with necessary Information, aud bids these forms
The fight is reserved to reject any and all bids
parts Of bids NJ , yr,,
s. L.. WuEArLEY,
c. w. RAYMOND,
Commissioners ID. O.
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proposa!s.

PROPOSALS for furnishing Terra Gotta Pipe
and Branches in Shs ciy e Ws1Ho5pNsEEas
wAsHiNGToN. d; g: July 1 sA,i ISIS ~,
seaea prDpo' an SATURDAY. july o. 1855 for a. 7GS
feet i2nch Terra Gotta Pipe e930 fcet ionSh acsf ORE
feet 24-fnch Terra Gotta Pipe 4s54 feet I2sg 6,,a
Y Branches SO feet lsx6-inch Terra Gotta Branches,
400 feet 24xeinch Terra Gotta Branches, 900 Con-
Meeting Thimblcs, 5000 6nch Shoppers ,
Blank forms Of proposals and specifications can 90
obtained Oce upon application therefor together
with all necessary information, and only bids upon these
forms will be considered
P" - w ID. WEBB
&. L.. WHEATLEY,
c. w. RAYMOND,
d. @.
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PROPOSALS for Improving Streets and
OFFICE OF riff COMMISSIONERS,
WASHINGTON ID. c., July IL, 1888
Sealed proposals. VIII be received At this Snee until
proving and avenues With curb. cutters, sdo
walks, and roadway pavements
taned az this onlce upon application therefor together
with all necessary information, and only bids upon thsse
forms viii DO considered
The right is reserved reject any aud all bids or
p"" " W. II. WEBB,
r. II. WHEATLEY,
q. w. RAYMOND,
Commissioners ID. @.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table of July I, 1883.

4 |.
- FoOT OF Liberty STREET, NORTH RIVER
TINE TpD,e of. of Ivy lsss Round p,o.
h9is' sgSb - ! e. e 81 80
70 D H. have Connection for headIna Harrisburg Potts
Mns s; ' Ehin au iGr Haa sSs s
As q. m for Lake HOpateOI G. EssSOn. Bethlehem and
oSa; m for bennington. Ea'tOn Bethlehem. Allen
80 a. m for Pennington, Lake Hopatccns Easton.
Bethlehem. Aentoyn Maqeh Chunk Wllkesearrs ssEan-
s Sum Gf2fns swssurs wsSspCrH
nS for Pennington E@s,Su Bethlehem Allentown
ss G s%a@u sSsSS M'u'h
onaG 80 p No. fsr teSnston Lake MopatcoSs Easton
Bethlehem, Allentown. etc s..,.u,. -, vo..,...
SSs p M for EastOn. Bethlehem, Allentown Maueh
Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg. ETC. On Sundays at 80
s1s. 30 II rs a; m. 40 80, $50 a. 4 80.
Tor ri RED bsnk Lons Si%Ss6 rE oseaa Groys
sHsssP' sfs s n f s So 80 So c M at S
ne 49, dm 80 ver t ssrpss" @ LAKE
CRY visslnpd' BiIdssiosSo, ,o.o ,r. ,.a
80, l. 80 100, 8 80. . rs D. sundays a, m.
SoSM6%Th RACES Tuesdays Tnn5 rs y.
For LONG SRSN fIr SS j: i & & etc.
70, HIGHLAND Beech ssaSrshs N0q|G out Beach and
ss sS'f 80 p 100 su SSS So g. Il 20 90
Eoi tss;s1 aiSS Esss G1ssn SEE ETC. 100 00
and Saturdays q; 100 e'oo II 100 m. 1913 l 100
For Atlantic Highlands, 80 300 m Il 100 SATURDAY.,
For lakewood Toms River and Barn.sat 80 'oc
g, seat; ss pSSss,sa US
IA Is S:sssHsI ~ siF e T SO
baggage rem hotel o. rsadsasS
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ERIE RAILWAY Ticket Offices. 4Of AT

n "
1 Battery Place, Chambers and 23d street ferries New
York; S2 and 1888 Fulton-st, Bro2Myn IoI Broadway.
80 MOntgOmery-st and New Station Jersey City, whers
Paror Sleeping Car reservations and orders
checking transfer OF baggage can be obtained TX
press trains leave z3is minutes caller than time shown
from Chambers st. FOCAL 10 10 minutes earlier.
a. H., daily Day Express, buffet drawing groom coaches
70 Buffalo; Pullman sleeping coaches Horneiisvils 70
10 80 a. m week days Delaware Valley Express. parlos
car 70 BnehantoD, Oweg9, Elnira and Corning
pullman day sleeping coaches 70 Bgf
fao, Niagara Falls Cleveland Chicago, Cincinnati and
st. Louis; no extra charge for last tune:
daily Chicago Express, Pullman ounet sleeping
coaches Binghamon, Owego, Eimirs, Rochester Bak
falo. Cincinnati and Chicago.
a. m IL noon; i, I rs, 8 s:lo 4 10 4:sS $40.
Also % RI i:S.serisrd $40, Gao a. : 80
' els n SaG .5 ' a. 80 ~ 30 &
IS sio ~. 70 'q s g. 20 T. 20:
$50, s 80. $40, 20, q 40. go o. 10 80 p. m
laS g. go 10 Q 10 49, p M 30 70 plsst "a
7Vs go, 10 p m. Il night sundays a. 8 30.
Rld SsS !? snd g sua.rn 49, 80 80 70
Il hight Also to hollywood, $40 a M 20 p mi
70 sdfern $50 ID M sun 20 sish t4o o'S'' i0'
Newburg and Cornwall 80 a. m go g. 30 500.
80 Week " sunday s.ys Is O. Nc ID 80 1s p m 80 m.
Gn sscNi%S5'7 SO g. 10 80 a. an $50 40 $50.
D. m Sundays, 4H5, 80. o a. NJ $50, p. n.
Middietown and Port Jervis-4 40 90 D. 10 80 m
n1prs,S trans from the West In New.York Al
:o5 II so a. m, and 10 20 p m FARMER
Gen'I Sup't General Passenger Agent
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Railroads.
SHORE RAILROAD.

IN
w N Y. G. L Ii. r. r. CO., esseea
Trains leave West 42d-st station as follows and 20
minutes earlier from foot Of Jay-sE, North River
Detroit and Chicago, % SO e. M 'e;oo 3 10 D. m
,csas FAILS, s;i5. . 55 a. 90 s ;i5
KINGSTON, SaSeerties catsIili, Albany si5 Il rs.
s. s 4 80 ws!s pens O Sce So0 g NasbSs .s15
~ * s:IS D. NJ and 90 a. NJ 3:45 and 100 ,. m.
For Montreal and Canada East 900 p
Hamilton london. % :65 a. NJ g 100. . is D. m To-
Eegan. sieepnscSrs Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit
Saratoga Specials 10y II 80 ts) a:45 Draw
ing room cars THROUGH y sard[92s poor Gar. c.,
well has ss SSHsys only 20 o. s:4j = m
Lakes MohOuk and Mnnowasks, via New. Palt, 100:
(a) II 80 M, (s) As IN. Drawing Room Cars 70
Kingston on 90 az II S9 T o aS p .a Phoe
ncia :i5' 500, Gai II 80 a. M ts) s!5 ~ Drawing
Hotel Kaaterskl Mountain House, on 90 a) IL 80
a m and (s) as p trains 49,
Palenvie, Cairo and Mountain House station, S1o
715 a. y 30 M 81 s4S 5 p ~ Drawn S
DAILY Daily excep. Saturday. Other trains daily
except Sunday. "a 8 Leave Jersey cry, r * X sta
ton, (a) II 20 m, ts $40 m HOeOken' West Shore
modatons Information. apply At offices BrookynI333
Washington $50 Tdlton St. Annex once FOO OF Full
ton New. York Clty363, 7s5, 042 Broadway 1873 12
Bowery y Psr Tx p.s and Wess Shore Stations foot OF
"eSs Express. calls Tor from
x Vanderbilt ave. General Passenger Agent
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WOOL SALES.

ANTWERP July 26Therc wssa fair attendance at inc
offered 900 bales hundred and eighty bales OF
Buenos Ayres IS isO francs per 100 kos
and 6 bales Monevdco at from rs TO 200 francs per
100 kios.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IL on and after july l., lseS.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE =.
Trains leave New-York via Desorosses and Coruanas
Streets Ferries, as follows: -. pr,.,, p.,,o.
Cars attached 900 a. NJ, 80 (Dnine Car ana p N
daily. New.YOrk and Chicago Limited OF ta1 .n5
Dining Smoking and Sleeping Nesubued Cars a. WV
wIIiiamspcrt Lock Haven, 90 a. m, 500 p m Corr
s sna E and t a. oil Gp Regions Ion ~
For Lebanon 100 m ITO m sna ~ ,n no Reans
IL 700 a M 100. 100 and 200 p m Saturdays
p.s 9y PwasA sS%aa and he Limited
sS ssa EpTa' o. arrive rq Washington
daily With Dining Car, at 40 p m, arrive Washing
ton ~ egS gull a az no 200 n sn' is nsSt
sG GS 81 and nd s@a ~ DVG 80 and m and ii
For Ssntle City, II 10 a. NJ 100 and 100 p week
For Cage May , week Sn day. an, D,orm.s,e sta.
tons VIA Railway and Amboy 30 7 10 and 10 n.
IL noon. Q 80. $40, q 40 Limed. go aid M a
On SUNDAY, 10 and 9:lo a. III ana p III 'u' NV
For ia Point and SoyOk via NewYOIk. rhlads,pSs,
and and b Say Line. 80 p IN. week days.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all th SSse,
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New York, via Desbrosses ana
Coruandt Streets Ferries "a follows; al. n.,,, c,,
o'9 and 10. wsshins g O h@ed and Ii M
800 80 g. 49, ana ao m ana a. 10 and 10 p M
sundays Express o:i5 . % Limitedl and 10 ms M
4, 4 80, 5, s. 80. and p. H., and II msa-
Trains Aes0% eaSns daily eseep, Sunday
and IL 10 M J. 2 q :, Treno ana for 70 Camden
House and foot of Desbrosses and Coapds %.
BrooSlyn; Station, Jersey City; Emgrant Ticket UNIV
The New.York Transfer Company will call for ana
check baggage from hotels and residences oon
General Manager General Pass'r Agent =
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vrpoprAy PRODUCE Markets

LIVERPOOL July 20-S30 D. m.--Becf-In poor demand.
pork-In poor demand, HaunsIn fair demand Bacon-in
GOOD demand Chcese-In lair demand, Talowin far de.
mand spirits Of TurpentineIn fair demand erm AZ 2Ls
al Rosin-In far demand. Lard-Spot and futures.in
fair demand primo westernspot ana July firm AZ as ed
August and september hrm AZ aos oa Poo55
snring steady At Oh. Fourth poor demand Corn
spotTbe demand IL improving FnturesIn poor demand
Western-spot steady at As do July steady nj
a. GLd Hops at London; NewY York state-In Door de-
mand. ,. . m .--
rs cen lines per loo kilos. , =.
ANTWERP June 20. Petroleum pale American rs
BREMEx July 26.-Petroleum. marks 40 pfennigs; VIII
cox's lard closed 40 rs pfennigs per ITO ID.
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GR4IN IND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The general tone OF the grain market yesterday was
Arm at the opening and there was an active Market IN
the speculative dealings Wheat options opened l-1aSo
cents higher but yielded from IA TO IL cent toward nooh
after which there further decline from l4eSo on
free selling by Western houses, and closed weak ~ tnc
lowest figure the day The total sales were 7oooooo
bushels Following are the closing prices: August
so "a September, 80 IA October, 80 1S; November
81 December, 90 Is, and May, 90 34. Cash wheat
was firm with only light offerings thus checking any
activity In transactions Exporters TOOK only oi,uVV
bushels Corn irregular both for options ana cash
The former declined from TO IL cents, except Decem
Der which showed loss OF only Ia cent ana the sec
uIave trading less active Options closed: August
"a. September SO 49, October 81 3S; November o. liz
and December so. Spot corn was 1-4a1-2 cent lower,
and only 40 600 bushels mainly to arrive, were taken
throughout the day closed 81 to cent lower, with
fairly active business The options ruled steady on July
and August while the later months showed declines OF
about 1.s cont The following are the closing prices
July SO; August 30 1-2 September 20 Ia ana Octoper
% 81 The trading in lard was dull throughout oue
what small transactions recorded showed snBnt
advances The market closed about points higher ~
the following ng1res: August ss 7e September 20 10
October IS 10, and November IS 10.
phladclpha Batmere and Boston were IS
bushels; -four 80 sos barrels At Chicago.
Milwaukee, and st. Louis the arrivals were: WheaI
21O77o bushels; corn 202, $40 bushels; oats l5e,2
bushels; total grain, 569e3o bushels nour' N'ioo
barrels
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JnsIrnetion.
For YOUNG Ladies-Countrv.


vi School, young Ladies' heasIpl and h.aSial lS,,
Hartford Address Rev J, b. MCLEAN.
NJ ISIS GARTLET1's Germery MISS a S9rTsl fS% %.
W. and Day sshG0 dbe S5 s sSSSs a5 90
Circulars sent on application -
MISS BULKLEYs BoAEpIMG mp DAY oS SCHOOL, wn9on.
day september 10 Address BY letter until september l.
sTEy sd1 y SoAEnNS ANG cT DAS
town, Pha begins It's Goth year Sept 20, 1883, "Ap
pspe students for its entrance examinations Pupils pas,
these examinations in this School --------
s Pa s e4psnee soDSnsd
few and exceed by none.
n SSINING INSTITUTE,
Sing Sing on the Hudson. New. York, ~
S; and pa 2 sss sssn' S and
literary work Academic course MS Tor, college Col
t s:,s 'sr n %S vLRcS sssl'i
u osIERE SEMINARY Stamford cOnn-Iione t card
S SS. m' ThmuRsf f5sN Principal seDenD0' -
st MARY's HALL, BURLINGTON, N: THE old,
&. e ih on
s1isGS f'Sins sJ% @ 1s$:5ss to
I, EVEN GABLEs.-MRs. wEsTCoTTs BoAfHD cins'
e s 1y fs's
mder Ppr. spring w.cT Gynn''lun and Su" fa''''
illustrated Clrcular on apphc1uoh.
", EMPLE GROVE LADIES' SEMINARY, saia%eA
i snrincs n v Thirtyfourth year begins sept 10.
Address CHAS +. DOwD. Ph.D, Pres.
yV ALLMAN Seminary. Paterson. N J-tuh COMFY. ~
thorough instructions IN every department r M9G p1p
vantages For circulars address Miss NJ NJ hunt frih'
TINE MISSES ANABLE'S BOARDING. AND D3 81
i School for Young Ladies VIII reopen oepcho'' ~
at CO Bayard.st. Now Brunswick N j.
WEST WALNUT STREET BOARDING. sCH So f 1a
w Young Misses and Litue Girls. Ee-opcns sepe III
10Th year.. Miss j. TRAn ~, ~; phh,iad,ap pa
Catalogue on application. 1901 Walnutst' Pmlso d. Ia
Miscellaneous.
~ IRCULARS SCHOOLS, both sexes city ana country
u with careful advice 20 parents. MIRIAM COfhlEhhr
81 East 17th.st between 4th-aye and Broadway'
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Nfm Publications.
TAINTOR'S GUIDE-BOOKS.

Describe Cities Towns and Resorts on the Routes
ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND WOoD.CUTS-
For sale bookstores and newsstand Price, 25 cents
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6ituations Uanteb-nlalss.


OLERK. a young man. in some good business house
u whore there a chance OF Advancement wages moo
crate good reference Address ANXIOUS 800 oth'aVe.
n OACHAiAN.-By married man six years with present
" employer; family going to Europe Is gooa iamniiy
coachrnan Address ALEX, care Hepiy Fletcher. 40
last 39tI.s-
COACHMAN-By o competent man; city or country
factory reference years from one family Is temperate
willing and obliging Call on or address CoACHMAN'
236 West 64th-st
~ OACUMAN-By q fIst-class man single; thoroughly
~ understands tho and management OF horses and
10 Efope first class city reference Call or address W.
B. 10 West 1sthst., private Stable.
COACHMAN and GRo0M.-B single man city o,
~ country thoroughly capable and enicenti years
reference from family late employer going abroad
lust dseneaged Call address J. D. 81 West 2oth.s
boot makers. -------------
~ OACHMAN and GARDENER-By German man. In
" private family; thoroughly UNDERTAKES the care az
horses carriages and greenhouses careful driver
useful man strictly temperate highest recommenoa lions
from last employer leaving account OF employer giving
horses up. Address days v K. Tribune once:
II ARM MANAGER, CoACHMAN, or STABLE FORE
i MANLY thoroughly competent Epgllshmaan
in any Of above capacities can furnish exceent
references from end former employers not afraid TO
work Address H. TUNICLIFFE, Thomaston, Conn.
/tARDENER-By q married man thoroughly understands
" his business all It's branches or will take charge OF
small connected with the place Years reference
once, 1,23S Broadway.
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0cathcre.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Voverhesse~
&C., 90 CSesss sshGSl, and FSIsss undn SQUARE
BEST TEACHERS supplied; no charge TEACH:
always on hand form for stamp r. T. AVEhf' AmefE
can School Bureau. West 14thst N. y
JUESSEys TEACHERS AGENCY. IL East 1Ith.st,
supplies competent teachers, tutors, goNernesses, mu
siclans artists &c. English, German, french, Spanish
spoken schools recommended foreigners specaty-
ID RESIDENT FOR UNIVERSITY, Methodist; wanted
40 COO application by statement OF Partculars VIII
h. .nswered 4 suitable. Address TEACHERS AGENCY,
Tribune Advertising ONCE 159 4th-aye
n RINCIPAL (marred) wanted for suburban boarding
4 and DAY school Address, stating QUALIFICATIONS EDO-
GATOR Tribune ONCE.
rJ,FACHERs wANTED.-La1es French. native Piano
and Singing; Normal graduates for schools near city,
English Latin nch and German KINDERGARTEN. French
and Music French (native). with English and Music {;
German French English and Music. Gentlemen: Pro
lessor OF French German for College Baptist Apply
to Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG FULTON. American and Foreign
Teachers Agency, % Union square New-York
TN UTORs eovernesses professors teachers all branches
j circulars schools supplied parents EngiIsh frehcn
German, Spanish spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE-- 81
East 17th-st, between 4th-ave and Broadway.
w ANTED IMMEDIATELY.-Teache Gentlemen ::
w Piano. vocal music seminary. Ladies Piano, sing
Miss DoSovANs TEACGIRs' BUREAU, 80 East
14th-st
xXoMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU tfoI
w both sexes supplies professors teachers
musicians housekeepcrs companions &c. to colleges
schools and families also bookkeepers stenographers and
MRS 4 D. CULVER. 800 6thave-. New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27
TRAINS FOR Boston q
New.York and New England

and
New.York. New.Havea and Hartford Road =,
Leave NErMo; S y1HE 70 80 sP M u a.
PARL0R CARS ON DAY TRAINS
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINH
IS 90 p. N. Daily, including SundayA
Other trains daily except Sundays 49,.
Siesninr car accommods can be secured at tickle,
oGces S37 Broadway. and Grand Central Depot
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
N FOR RED nAsk Rob f6Ne BRANCH. OCEAN
Grove. ASngRY PARE. OCEAN BEACH. SPRING
IKE POINT PLEASANT, &c.
49, COMMENCING JULY /, 1883. r,rx,
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK FooT OF LJ ] 1IG "
ls.. express 90 Z 30 IS 80. rs D. Sundays
FROM FOOT cohfLXSDr AND oDEsBRossEs 5! SITS,
30. 7 10, % 10 a. m. 10 roo noon; 2:5O $40,
40 Qimited express, except Red Bank, 30 100.
100 p. Sundays, 10, Q Us a. NJ A; 5 100 D. m
RUFUS BLoDGE EFT. ]. r. WOOD II. p. BALDWIN.
Sups Gen. Pas AgtP .R r. G.P.A.C.RRNJ.