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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good Prime sold year At IS lsssS 10 and
the estifnatsi at - 80.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK-The supply 81 Bce,es was
heavy on wednesday trade SLOW but prices ruled steady
an Offer wera sold BareiT 20 cars we or
saio Friday aud with an improved demand so dressed
cleared tho yards quickly at an advanoeo OF
200 ever Wednesdays figures
British markets continued ateady atvh dv2c Ior
ii l3c Tor b.aeflcan Live s~E
closed dull Saturday.
Live Calves steady all the week Uut theFo WIS Al"
urgent demand. ,,, 49,. HI. -.
celps on hfmer feeling aud prices on
Fri higher, closing steady SATURDAY wIu AL
sold. --, -, A. z...,.,
fell but continued steady at the decline up 10 'no
REEVES~iecsipts yesterday and today we're 223 car
loads Of hea47 direct TO East side sOattos-vi
cars Goth It, 81 went TO MI Eastman anu
city saughtcrers and 50 cars AZ Jersey Guy
for the market L.
With rather supply and all the saughterers needing
more or market rnlei active ~ strong FIJI
davis prices some the sellers claiming that there was no
auotablc change while others admitted an advance OF Oc
Al sod early excepting caroats which reached the yats
Iae and had not benn onie IL O'Clock Common
10 Primo sold - 259sj45 No very Ordinary ana
Choice Extra Beeves on safe. few taEenus anu
Mix,d Cattle sold at So 5O0S3 So .,,
sold AZ 81 80 q s.; Dry Cows and Heliels AZ
Sc IS 1871 Bulls at 81 j0GS3 50 , $500,
shpmentso Live cattle and Sheep anu DTesseu
and Mutton as follows:
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am a IL sst<s u rs sysA ~ ~ SAsts - spssA
tkh suything like esssaauty. Sh ~ u ershttye WORN
vars Ascuit b HINT - t&oAtH ID e>iHe beyond s1ai>
ss ana inference b. had entered more less obscus
region thus hrs essAys On American History on the
Stage on Aspects Of Historical Work and one or two
o,hcrs see less pdrposofl and clear than the rest
though By no means without merit In their own way.
The IVORY however, a whole n good literature. anu
such NJ 70 meet far too l'te Of nowadays to nsty
hypcrcr,ticai reception Of &C.
Ralph Absrerombie has expended his Prnc'p'ss OF
Forecastns" which appeared ~ British blue BOOK
three years ago. into volume entitled Wensher ZOE
the tional Scientific series ID Appleton Cob
While the scope OF ths hook 10 not 20 broad nc the we'll
Known meteorological works OF Birchsy. Scott ana
Looms hae the advantage Of containing the fruits OK
much recent investigation that heretofore have been
buried In society "transactions. Perhaps the most
valuable part OF this work. OF the smaller volume
f,pm which 1t was developed 10 that which olassin"s
weather into types and discusses their tendency to per
slst for several days when once established.
This classification IL applicable to western EUROPE
only and nos to the United states to certain
extent to the Pachc Coast: but In the general nctnod
Of Il valuable hints given to weather studenss else
where More ueefui temperate zoncs arc the iacts
colsed In regard the meaning OF ccrd ors anu Tue
direction OF air currents revealed by visible vapor
chapter on thunder storms as do other passages in
Dictates that tho writer has consulted Amcr can cra-
ture Many practical suggestions, not to he found
elsewhere probabyat least IA such convenient shape
are given In Weather to who make forecasts
either from syoptic charts or observations at isolated
points
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Jan. tSpeefaD.-Ths wheat market opened
uner tho inaasnee Of the Government crop 70
port made Saturday There attempt by any
body 10 check the selling movement and the MAY option,
which opened S3 cents almost Immediately at $50
as3s cents Jones. Mccormick Kennet were fres sell
ers ediss was seller AMI Kamerer pounded the market
The visible supply figures the Nrst thing TO help ms
bua 1t been generally anticipated that wheat wonld
show the werk OF $50 900 bu~hes The Official
showed had decreased 5e4 s07 bushels
Then the port cleasnces OF wheat were the largest
247 900 bushes month moro. The receipts II the
prlncipal markets small, only 10000 bushels
at tho eight points. not including Minneapolis
Poole Sherman & Co.. Robert Warren Co. after the visible
supply announcement bought rather freely and the May
onton worked back little above 81 cents The close was
50 cents May The local stock in tho regular house IN
creased 600 bushels for the week AMI now o4poOoj
bushels The s37s cents There was some rather
heavy selling IN Bloom put mt possible '3oo.0 bush
els There aboat equal selling by Anthony brown
suppossd also TO for Bloom Jones' MCCORMICK Ken
nett Poole sherman Co, William Dunn & Co. and feufst
wor also sellers MONTGOMERY wsre the ONLY ones
whose purchases enough 10 attract af n ION
MAY opened 54i, cents aud dropped to o3 CENTS no
close Tue 10 PORK was 10 sntss
although tn. cissc for May was eSsei at me epenihr re-
SIS May lard onened At 81 g22 ana close az ~ ~
Nav ssrt ribs opened 81 81 and close az - ly oars
ope Al "a cents TOR May sold AZ SI and closed AZ
81 a3l y cents 80, "a -, -
majority.
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GRAIN AND rx3OUCE 1ARxsrs


Weaker I'd siccs from abroad and the effect Of the hsaE
crop report further depression In wheat
ysserday BE tho volume Of speruztion was sfnaf-ony
4cO000 bushels change hsndsand ths fall In prices wac
Moderate under fhs circumstances excepting t'ss the
Federal nsures disputed opsim'sc BY
Of tho raae The visible supply sateDent Shows A.
OF s64 00% bushels ssanst incresss Of Gss20
bushels tho week Of 1887 Tho decrease
about what had and osy partially checked
the besrsh disposition Of TRADERS The extreme decline In
options s9s cent and there aacutisns
the day through There slight recovery the later
dealings AMI the mako, encd steady but down u.s.
a, follows, January 9oa: February Ola March. 92s;
April gsh; May. g4b; June. s4S December e7s centa
spo, lots wers cent easier but shippers 10000
bushels
Tho corn market vas decidedly weak although dull.
The increase in the visible supply 69656 bnshsls
ussd bear argument bn the principal reason far depres
s,ou was the persseu ssnaon the expott line and the
teatiyoiv higher dian oeh 70 ne
compared with The spst DEFINED cent
The options dali and heavy VIII net lose, ~ for
81 CENTS oats were 10 svmpaihy with the ethcs
cereals cosins on Tor January at 81 Tor feernsry
3ss and cent for MAY AZ t0 crnts The lard market WAS
quiet better for opttens which ande a. follows
sapasr, a g. ;, Is Is r Gaa ~ APRIL
The receipts Of and nour reperted yener'av ~
NewYork baltimore PHILADELPHIA and Bo.tor wers as fol
lows, Wheat d. 1913 haahels CORR 81 b bnshels aass
O72 bushels total grain 2706so bushels heur Ce3!4
packaK chIcase Mvaakes sad 81 ssi, the .rrv,s
li3 1877 bushels total srAin 3S43 $40 bushels Hour 3ls|
barrels
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TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRoDucx
n. u,.-,A pi.<r vxssrRs nx6 RnflrosdS.
sENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,oFFrE-There duitea good demand for spot goods
While values we'll maintained on the basis o.
Terms bags No about 600 bass No s. asc
No " lSite The mlder growths were qnist but aeous
straiy sale, 800 bags MaraAibo., Little ntersn was
hoc In the opton trailing howod few changes,
na figures aaecns o. 10 Point; on 1se
cinsins prices January is2oSls2s, Psntaasy. Mo
Tides M Ma Jsos i.sdSi9 a., july itoosixos Xu
sa.s issosia7o; sspt.@bsr %ao1isso o ,s aS
1875 RI. range. the diher.ct months setS Jsncsry
issS; hprii. Ixsosft.b5i May. it.55siL4ol Lane
tGsalISo, Jaly osslses: AngS, 1873 q. s iSs1
ssr. 1869 1905 December iaiosi2.ss Sales. 6e2'o
bags -... mn, mad
INIT will sharp break speculative values there wa ~
and values largely nominal sales ia pales
evening" all of which were for Inc PCT
cslnts $50 bales comparing wsh 5oio
hss the same day week and bales for the csrre'
spending last since September he peglnni
~ rs rrop year. have aggregated 4lfo4OA
hsles asairst 3A23 for the mo Last season
Quotations based on the American Standard OF oias'nc~
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ffgal Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
IN YORK COUNTY.-THEOPHILE LES PERANCE vs..
A. CAsTELBERG. delendants arst name being unknown
TO plain tf.-Summons
To the defendant:
hereby summned to answer the complaint n this
action OF answer Oh the fainns
ator ey within twenty days after the service OF THIS sun
mons OF the day OF service and in case OF vonr
failure appear Judgment will Nc taken against
Won by default for the 70 in the complaint
GEO CARLTON COMSTOCK
plaintiffs Attorney.
Olce and Post ONCE address No. Broad New York city.
10 A Casteiberg. defendant Tho FOREGOING SUMMON:
is upon you BY publication pursuant 10 an order Of
Hon. Charles bonohne. Justice Of the supreme conre
1857 and led with Complaint the once Q! the Clerk OF
The Civ ami County NewYrk at his office 10 ne County
Co,rt n onae said city GKO. CARLTON COMSTOCK.
Plaintiffs Attorney
No Broad. ST., Nvg~ York, y. Y
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s:' RSssS s;S 49,: s::s sS: ~ -
!. =: is::: ~: !s.:
scTL.s- nss ,,S Ss,exS ~ e ds "a os sioH WITH
S sss: 9ss s =, ss sus Sls a., 3 ::
t,.isst,eu gss.s s az io wsI
veil :usan.d price sh fair Ss%ssd to ss ms
iaSSisse, aSa s:lc!sd i2lasa, s.l.. - : 81
VIZ; s.as s. Esar asssss' sossss
seuhs,p 22S2s' LINED; rsr Yer, rot chanrsa
4ssss "a. ,rs q a., sc :. s ,:.
Refined firm Quotations: Cut Loaf &c. Ctnshea 90!
cubes 7SsI Powered ias' gnnucsssa az .Sa:rS'
0s codee On a. aisle yeSc White Extra Z. eoeeScsc'
Extrw O. Sfs06c; "a bss1ba1c. Yellow ~
sTEARISEifaS light demand but prices are well main
tanned City quoted at shc. OeomArfarne o9oSc; ,.x
TAIIOW--Strongera and in modsratc aemann rri"s s'S
quoted TIC "a &c. Sales. $4,000 ID. 47.l6~izc'
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO. Jan 9.--Cdms-Recepts Iast "a hours were
l5G5 head. Total for week hHs tar $40 hsad same Jim
last 6425 head Consigned through 81 cars OF which
20 go salei demand sood Common 10
Extra steers 80 20 IS 10 Hefrrs So boQs3
Bulls $3.50 aS4 25as4 20 Mich cows $50 st0
Feeders 81 7oS rs Vsas soss7 all offerings
taken. ~
400 head For time last week SsVe
head thrsrsh u ~ OF which 10 Nswfork
Common Fair So 5U04 co. Coed TO Choice
81 rs; Extra S. co. Good 70 Choice Western Lambs
81 00as0 40 Canadian Lambs sold So 500 CO. all bort
cold.
1910 head For time last week ~ 10
uruugh ~ 81 Of which 10 New YORK
Workers SIS oe5 so Selected weight. IS 5oa5 TO-
Mixed Ends So 40 20 stays 81 0odt zo
Piss Ight IS Is ass So market closed
CricAoo. Union Yaras Ian. e-Tas prsrers
Journal tsporu CaiHs-Rsceipts $4,000 hoad shpmsnts
1000 h"ad market steaiy Reel steers So 10;
stoeter. and Feeders So 90 Cows Balls and Mrsd
Hssksceips $4,000 head shippsnts 1000 hnadi mar.
Light 81 7sosls; Skins 81 1904 So
Snee-Roccipts 1000 head shpmsna l,oso Market wss
TsIsn. s. ooess 50. Lash. s. scSsS 70 :"
ST. LOUIS Jan. e--Cattts Rscsspta Loco head shiD-
steers 81 soss5 TO- Far % dsoa Naive Steer: $500
seeSsrs ssd Fssdss fair % good 81 " 10 Hangers
Ordinary 10 Good 50 20 Sst 10.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 nezi Shipments 1.7o0. Market
was active and higher choice Heavy ana Batohsrs
Prime S. aoes5 so LisA. grades. Ordinary 10 Good
sSssp -aesciprs 500 shipments goo. Market strong
FAR 70 Choice IS 3sUSa 80.
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z s.s: = = s:ss sts
sf:s a .ss,ss: siSco sssssss: S::;c;; &
1850 ouaYtofa
9Ss ed ~ ousrter, nsesd oakA ~ os e ~ ed -
sss ~ Ms.tsis ssassS rs s"s e y, !, S
q =; s;S -. w. = ss:s
10 Names u : osnslm6s patA end selesI.
Bssnxn Jar. awesxs ard esssen = 50 nssks 70 pfss
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARrnr.

LrvE.rsol. IAN $3.50 n ..-Bssf and rork---In fair
Cumberland Cot di t eos long clear nrm at Sss Cd.
fag esnAnd Amarioan choice arn sos 1si-
mend sr@ At 2os 3D. nssin-In good demand. Lara eges
apot ana January dali AZ 39s Ca February asd March
dali az 40s Wheat n peer dsmandi New No Water
dull at g. cd de- spring, duh eld Fourfn poor
dsmand cofn spot and fnsurssi In psor dsmaad Mixed
a. February dull at a. I0; March dull At A. II I'D
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6teambo IFS ano Railroads.
Rail

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains leave from Chamberst station wees days for
Engleweod Ienaay coster sparkli sna NyscS 80 100
500 600 and 1,y0 l. Is B. 80. 4:s0. 400 52u $40
$40 500 1880 M 10 midnighi sundsgs 100 q 90 M
aud y. For Manuel spring Valley. aogscy AMI Tall
mans week DAYS TOO, $50 m, 400. 60 p M sdDdays
ESQ a. IN. and or M
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Through trains leave
~ 23d minutes earlier han time shown IRON Cham
bsrsst Local trains leave 23dst from TO 10 minutes
a. M days 80 sundays-Day Express Buffet DRAW.
ing.room Coaches to Elmra. Hornosville Buffalo. Pull
man ss.p.f Coach iso . to c0ss ds PM,
Of Day and Buffet sleeping Coaches 10 BaGao.
Suspension Bridge. Cory cleveland. Cincinnati. Chi.
74s p ~ esd ST. 725 IS sundays) Rochester Express
Pullman sleeping Coachsa ,r. o.,
lls0 p m. Daily Chicago Express Pullman Buffet sleep
ing Coaches to Binghamton Emra. saananea, Banalo.
NfagarH Falls. Cincinnati and chicago. -
Rutherford and Passaic week dsya "a 200 100 1880
$50 1880, o. 1850 p ~ midnisht SUNDAYS. 44s
aidnisst Aa5,iloS: sIsia: T. ts'slis Wss : i.y.
noon ls.s s,os $50 800 400 $50 90 500 5 10 $50.
night sandAys 40 so 10 80 IL nsos. loo AGO. $50.
7;s0. 900. 1880. 1880 n. IL mi.nxst
Ne.sTf FAD fas'S w Msys $50 $50 dsS'
$50 $40. 1880, 10 p. NJ and IL Midnight sundays.
800 m., $50. $50 7,Sop m. "a, .o
susrn ss' &c., co $50 iSSp a. an and aso
sunaays t4S. $3.50. 1880 NJ ?. 400 $50. IL MID
NeTSurs ana Cornwall. week days $780, 600 a. m. $50
ts0. boo and 80 p NJ sundays sso a. nn' zoo ana
waeSsss. week days 900. io:soA m, 4.so pm.
Also $50 Ss s,s si i, l;sS & Sundays
oossss. wsst a.Ta 44S 80 300. 1890 p sso 400.
rsSv;. fss pssssxs aaA sparsnts Drawtns Room ana
Sleeping ceaapss es esainsd snd ssssr, ts rue ens
na sa4S,ss nay az y l:ssss .Ss W
81 New York. No ssh raion ct. Breshlvn o. Msntson-
EYrs:s x.i,s f,e: IN: West arrive in Me-" YORK a'S"
~ T. 4 souiE . Ssnlx1'r LRrARMER. @. ?. AsI
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saes-D McPnerson 20 Chcaqo steers. 1873 % at s545
q ss i - i
Sd 70 II state do 1915 10 90 do. 1890 b q 90
Ado 62 10 at s. 40 10 oaio LETTERS and S,ee.s 1896 TO-
s55 r. AZ - So 10 1872 r. At - 10 0Ien and sts s.
Sher an cHIvcr 90 Chicago steers 1851 u at s. 30
!, e. ~ ~ a s9 io2 p 20 az ~ q, 80 O. ~
BaIi. 1887 IS Is DO 1881 D. at IS do, 1856 %,
j. sadler 60 10 Indiana steers, 1883 b. at S.; II
M9aos Il 6acpsq IS steer, lIio D. at = % % Do
al = % II No. i27 s. at q 2sdo lis g. az 81 So 50
at as 81 81 TO- $50 S at Sp 81 30 80 81 TO- So d.
100 s. It IS g U5'is ss b. 3d. 10y DO Je 3 GS
50 10 1860 D. At 81 70 10 do, 1929 ID, at 81 ~;
Nerion Gllett IS Chicago stseE, 1880 70. at s. co.
state Dry Cows 1880 B. IS 40 DO 1850 S at IS 10 20
RS'sntlai % Chicago steers. 1889 TO- at 81 e5 80
81 Goldsmith 10 Bulls ll7o TO- at 50 10 do 1891 ID. at
Mich CowsReceiDts to-day "A head and for the week
l2s head Trade has been LITTLE STOW and prices barely
2 nor S.. 10 T r ST hay s 2 "a ne for ce
srpgers are quoted at S2os SIS; 49,,
steady wh F.a Ssys, snd InlSsi oi: selling at sslc
sae.Wash Kirby Co. 40 Fed Calves. s2s B at &c. ;
Haiieassct Hollis, Fed Calves. 800 II. at Sc; "a
veals, $50 o. at Sei do. ~ ID, at SIC 90
sS Sssyf' Is 3D. 20
lIer'ss1&a a e y''s r psa s,s sogsss
81 500 i3 iO iS Voas 1879 10, at nc do. l52 10, at
d. Mcpherson 8 Grassers. 20S H. at 2leo per 10
SHEEP AND LAAB~-Keceipts 81 cars OF l9l head
Al 6Oihst and u cars at Jersey CITY Demand mod
lower. The pens we're not fully cleared
WV ' psr 20 o.
NJ % q T. at %a s 2? fIss Sheep IL n Sf
Do li5 D. 5-e 80 Ohio DO IS b. at AZ, ~ ohs Lambs
rcnnsyiyana do 50 TO- At Sd 10 o. state do % H. &C.
70 10 90 c AZ 6s ia do IL 10 at 6c 100 do, 50 10. at
haenbock Hollis l79 Ohio sheep lol b az 81 60 lol
do % TO- at IS IS l05 do % 49, at s475 23 Western DO,
80 10 at 10 l2is 225 DO 81 10 az - 80 40 DO q 10. at
g ?i9 O. % 10 At 80 IS State La Lambs q az
Dilenback DOsey, a PENNSYLVANIA Sheep. ia u. at
70 81 per 100 3 ga d. is5 H. a, s. ao5 state Lambs 50
h IS 50 go Western DO ID IT, AZ 81 90 80 do ID o.
= e S2 aSs TO- x At rs Canada do g h.
D. Harrlngo 1873 state Sheep So d. at s. 10 1913 Ohio
ITe Ohio TO- = Is, Isl Is Canada DO 100 b. ats7
lg0 do gG D. at IS 35 2s DO iss D. I5 ll3 ohio
do "a 10 AT SO IS l04 DO 10 TO- al Sc So ia DO SO o. at
81 Is $50 Michigan TO- 75 TO- ats7 ls5 state DO 80 10 st
Sherman & Culver 100 sheen. 7aia D. at 81 per
100 1913 DO 80 % at 81 soj "a 81 10 a.sis 80; 80
SIS 20 Is1 Canada Lambs Of u, at 1917 -
wslsh. Kirby Coz III state sheep 80 n, at Atc 80
stat. Lambs cuilsl 80 ~ atthe 100 DO 60 at s,se
Pennsylvania TO- 1903 ~ sc 20 DO 81 b. 5'ac 9lo
Western DO io5 ~ a ;e is ohio LAMBS :, s AZ S'.c
p s. Kase IL State sheep 81 ~ 4.ci 80 State Lambs.
newton a Glllettl 1873 Ohio sheep 81 n, at &c perm
HOGS Rccep,s cars oi 432 heal! 81 cara at Jersey
city and cars az 4oihst Marks, quoted steady At - so
s. 70 per 100 %.
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Danriila Iraosrries.

ALLEN DODWORTH. No. 691 Fifth-ave.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS
See circular.
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Dnsiness Chances.

DOR SALE.-Safc, profitable and well -estab-
shsd business. Location m every way desirable Cap
ita required Eighty Thousand Dollars t$SOOOO Net pros
fits 20 per cent Address - - 49,. ., -, -.
WILL give large bonus for the use of several
w thousands for six months gilt edge
MANHATTAN, Tribune Ohfca 2
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cood Ordinary - 79.i6 Low Middnr. 81
s 50 Good drainary. 81 Niddlnx Lie
The option market quite weak particularly around
tho cloe final figures representing net decline oil lZDf
for the day IN. of the weakness was usp9
m ION TO estimates by many operators anu SEN
ING on Southern account. Sales 1913 100 bales.
'"e W. salos
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THE FIRST ORGANIZED and oess A. 1olats II c'a'"r@
AZ Tins IA NOUS SCHOOL OF MUSIC Elosuti,a. F,r
eign Languages Drawing AMI Painting, stu leafs r,ies1
UNQUALIFIED ADVANTAGES
OPEN DAY and EVENING for The Reception OF Pnp,ia
NJ B-The y Y. CONSERVA TORY only at ! East liti
NJ near 5th.ave has no BRANCH nor CONNECTION viva
any in the cy - represented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-10

Art Schools
ART SCHOOLS
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART.
Cor. 3d-ave AMI 49tb-st.
New-fork CITY.
Architecture SCULPTURE Painting and Drawing
FROM 1.-The Lie "siin Life" Antipue" illustration
Etching Wood Carving Metal Work. Interior Decoration
Stained Glass Fresco Cabinet Designs, &c Address
J. WARD STIMSON,
superintendent
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BROOKLYN.

BrOOKlvn.
YTN4E CRITTENDEN.
L ENGLISH PREPARATORY. FRENCH SCHOOL
and Kinisrg arten for both sexes
49, on HEX s-si., Of Pineapple.
srcoND YEA SspteIiber % Miss H. N.wHEELER
PRINCIPAL hight connsctei with ths fackor Soies
tate Ib,titsts. Second term eogus Nov. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-10

CHORE LiSE.--An Hail Route for Boston,
Newport and the East Expreae iseyss Grant csnrs
EIprSs, srsin At D M except Sunday Exprs.s IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-10

BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE.-Only 81
- for frstclass n!ied teteta Reduction 90 Newpss5
rsovIDxsck' y Law: r,ss "a y H. ssss q Mslny .s
30 n m Vsek aaya sasy t6usAAy trips will b. resusac
carly AprLj oasss'isa b. Arss5 bal from Arch
EAcH sTEAMER T4ckets and stassrnoms seenrcd 4
principal raassr sna skss sosA - s0s Psse ~ ank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-10

ID OSTON, PROVIDENCE and EAST.
ID ~ via 0ToN IN0rON LINE.
fnsSae Rsuta Lewoee sasna
seoapors ,eave pee Se n. H. biO<k Cnnao
aal ~ ~ aiiY. exoAul Sunfay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-10

OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.
" TN WEEKLY LINZ roR sAytANSAH
Prom New Pier 30. N. r.. foot OF sprlngst
81 TALLAaAssEE -......s Tuesday Jan 10. n
Connocting with Central hallway OF Ca and Savannah
Tiprida aud Western Railway Tor all paints In Georgia
pssssd aScom modafioni Flrstclass Table dHote For
freight and passage apply 70 xu.o.~,
w. III. RuETT, D. HAshAoEN
6snl AIT eavh Fast Freight u. Agt y =. and w.
s1 5oss.s.H 90. nES e. .r ass =: g.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-12-12
Auction Sale.

At the residence of Matt Dunn on I'd
street, between Central avenue and 1st
avenue North, on Saturday December
10, 1888, the following described proper
ty, to-wit:
Forty yards of new carpet.
One parlor safe and bed-lounge com.
bined.
One 10-foot dining table.
Three dining chairs.
One arm chair.
One child's high chair.
One child's low chair. -.
One kitchen table.
One Charter Oak stove new with all
utensils complete.
One table lamp with shade.
One chandelier.
One hall lamp.
Seven window shades complete.
One walnut bedroom suit complete.
Ten yards of floor oil cloth.
One ak.
One buck saw.
One ore cabinet.
One coal heating stove.
One ebony hat-rack and mirror.
One lot glass ware.
Onelot queens ware.
And ether articles too numerous tt
mention. Sale positive. Terms cash.
JNO. p. DYAs, Auctioneer,