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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
On and after July II, ualns leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
IS a. m. Rochester ExDFess. drawing room 10
a m, Saratoga Lake George, and Montreal Special
and f' To s to aaSS Lake George
Creek schroon LaRe Bae Mouaaia Lake &C. ba Sls
'OV y so so a. m.. FANous vEsTIByLED CHICAGO AND
ST LOUIS LIMITED eOmpesed exclusively Of buGe,
Abany Utica Syrscuse, Rochester BalIsio NIX
Fails Erie Cleveland Indianapolis Toledo. arriving as
Conrects at Albany for Cooper,tcWn. ~
onO TO- c.1esh iSs iD'iIid 1 D.ios as
cars to candasaa and Rea
for Lake eorS S" Ru G ana SSi
Aa2%s M saTatcea Limited Runs On satu2days only
arriving Saratoga 80 p m Caldwell 10 p L" Draw
$50 M saratoga ana Utlca special. With irawins.
to Lake George on Saturdays only
meets for %il}m.ioT3, North Adams. and iatsrmedss
.s D. m, Fast Chicago Cincinnati and 81. LOU, E1.
press Tor Niagara Falls Buffalo Suspension Bridge. 70
indianapolis Louis. Detroit and Chicago. with sleep.
rs p m Tor Clayton daily. Including Sunday; TOR
i pagl sR esyon pi and ..'
Sleeping to fistsuis MoHrea Via ESu.s Poai
and via St Aoans as9 Ot.~a, va 81 3Da, AL IA.
9: sse sI's sund S5TS aS s
Lyon Mountain. Leon Lake, saEapse Paul sml,hs -.
ya SdS sGd Lake,
&C. va saratoga and Adro9d2ek I, R G,cc ceona CAT.
p. M Special sleeper arrives ,Roehss:er Z 40 m.
It'll 80 v M Fast Night Express f9r Rehaeld sprtnss
Cincinnati Indianapolis Louis Detroit and Chicago.
with sleeping cars. Sleeping cars to Cansndsgua on
- midnight, Adirondack Mountain Special tor Saratoga
Lake George Plattsburg. Loon Lake, Saranag Lake,
Paul sml!hs &c. also t9r Sharon sprngs S9oSasstOwn.
tickets and spacs wing room sleeping cars on
sale q: Giand Central SsJion 413 s5 aud 942 osdssy
i5sth ST. Station, New.York; 1913 Washington and go
Fulton ats, Brooklyn, and 10 4th-st, Williamsburg
Wescots Express calls for and checks baggage from
sEu1 daily others daily except Sunday tStcp ~ 13stA
Ct Station toe UP passengers .or North and Vest
W I NJ TOUCEY HENRY MONErT,
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortiandt ana
Desbrosses SITS. as follows:
so a. m for Catasauqua and intermediate points
Geneva, Lyons, Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo
end the West and principal local points Chair "a
Elmra-
/ D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chais
car TO Tunkhannock Connection TO Reading and Harris
burg. , ,,,
points. Chair to l.. aud b. Junction
40 p. N. for Mauca Chunk and intermediate points
Connection Reading and Harrisburg Chair car 70
Mauch Chunk
7 D. IN. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira Rochester. But
falo aud the West. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons,
SIS D. N. for Laurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving az a. M, l p. M and 40 D. N.
meet for all points Mahanoy and Hazeton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
sa N. for Mauch Chunk. Halleton and intermediate
pointA ,..,. ,.
D. m. for Geneva, Lyons, Eimira Rochester. Buzz
falo and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
General Eastern ONCE 235 Broadway.
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Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF July l, 1883.

CEMGTRAL RALE9 q OF r NEW S1vRs
%e TnD,' . Of IpY lss Round no,
HgS" F%h4pSsSH, / m & sSss$ H'a ss
70 H. have Connection ior eadins Harrisburg Potts
MsSch e Chunk an Tor Haas Sa Ss Allentown
rs m FOR Lake HOpaeo' g. Essson. Bethlehem and
oSs; for Remington, EastOn. Bethlehem Allen
s;S1 a: N, Tor Termination, Lake Hopatccne Easton.
sn sGns NYFS S9HHs ssn
sunbury, Lswis6urg wlliamspCrt '"''''''
Mageh Chunk, Residing ha5ri,99urs etc;
CHUNK, &nEcsbSrre scranon TamaGua Sha@oKin "'O'n
80 p. m, for bennington, Lake HOpatcong EastOn.
s:c? and g , ssr s scms,yIe and FlcnInr,en
Chunk Eeadlng. Harrisburg. etc On Sundays at 80
s. s Us 80 IN il ssaa.ss 80 80 SO 80 20
for Red RAM LOp s nr"Ps5 sAs6uFy Park Ocean Go
$50 sisS ssC 1H5' a, $40
WOOD @angSsssS;ef Toms IivSs. Rar@ssss LANE
cry vns,nd 80 BEassoa for Beach Haven ATLANTIC
400 100 90 6 800 az 30 i 70 80 i1iS 30
' "a SsSS5sE S sscHs TDs'ys Is
For LONG SSS aHs$ %SG Saovn etc.
70, Highland Beach ssa6TiGht. Monmouth Beach and
s rs 49, % 0C su SSS go g. Il % no
F., y. asS s 's
and Saturdays 100 200 il 90 n. 2iS 20
For Atlanu. HIgslsn.. 30 90 a. m q 100 Saturdays
For sGs n sS River Ss ana B.nosss 80 90 M
q s,: :s ;,n g sy q. W.,
* RTsasy:' asSss ., "a, A..
baggage from hotel Or rsIdeaes. -' ''' INV VIVA
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON and aLter JHLn !, ,ons

GREAT TRUNK LINE
Trains leave New.York. via Desbrosses and cort'nn
:. Streets Ferries, follows. ,,.,.. p.,...
Cars ATTACHED 30 $40 % nlng Car aSd ? n.
wsPspc Haven sOO M 20 S,g; o. f fGsy
sI a I and e. sss Oh OF Reg E s0He' wiz
Ess tNsa2a % @ s3a az and 10
1,1 700 M s S9 30 and "a 90 NJ Saturdays
Da s and the The ana ~ rea Wash.
s ss u Dining ' ta a. wss 20 VS s
sSn s C Boo !s IS saa 90 20 leo ad g
night Sunday. lis and a N, 50 aad . p N and
For Atlantic City IL 10 m. 100 and 100 D. week
For Cape May. ! p N. week day.
Long Branch. Bay Head Junction and intermediate s,'
ncc sa ga sc al f4 o me 20 na ana 70
On Sunday 7 10, and . l5 a. m. and p. m lido nos
For 'S 9la Font and Norfolk via NevyOrE. Philadelphia
and Norfolk RailJroad' p m daily VIA ba4um0"
so soa q eay b16SsSn 80 nex a Win all
trains at Jersey City, arordng speedy and difess
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New.Nork, Via Desbrcsses and
toFt andt Streets Ferries, follows: 49, -,
and TO- Washington Lmtei and IL a IN, y 20 l.
$40, 80. o. O. .; 80 ana p NJ AMI ~ 10 en- NJ
Sundays Express 10 . % Limited and ~ ~.
4, 80. 8. q, q 80. and PIN. and IL: 10 niss>
Trains leaving Ns;wyork daily. excep, sunday as
and and ID no on SUNDAYS % co a . s mi ana Camden
Tck9: onices, Nos / 4sS $40 and 9!i Broadway:
court-s and Brooklyn Annex station o. Futons..
Brooklyn; Station Jersey City EmisFans Ticket o@'"
check baggage from hotels and residences WON
GenoraI Manager General Pass'r Agent :
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
OLD POINT COMFORT,
NORFOLK, P0KTsMOtT III
AND THE SOUTH.


Train leaves foot Of Cortlandt and pesorosa ,upsd
daily, 500 Tickets and sleeping o' eaaiiiro,d 10.
II. w. DUNE. supt r. b. COOKE G. r z ~, :; - -
NkW-l OkN. ONTARIO AND WESlEhSSt
~ KAILWAY.-rrans leave from ie1res a. "e''
and Jay DTS. follows; -. - o., Ma.
dletown. Ellenyie. Fallsburg, Monticello Ll9slG os
ton. Delhi Norwich Utica Rome, ONEIDA rw'''' "
wego BurSlO, Detroit Chicago. a.. u fo
West 49ds ST. 10 a. ~ Jay.st, 90 =, ~, ~
wallkill Valley stations Lakes M9honk, MIhne"S'~"
Mdde;own Falsburg. Liberty White lag lag p m ZOE
West 42tst, 10 m Jay,sS. . 90 EnsSsska
Waikiki Valley stations Lakes Mohonk, "s,ilS
Middetown Boomincburg, MI Dale. MShuee"'' 49,
burg, Liberty, White Lake, Rocklsad ox r. mn for
West 42dst, $50 D. nL Jay-sI, a 90 xHrr1.boro.
Campbell Hall. Mddetown. Bloomnsoure "uf'''''"
west 42d st., :e5 p. m Jayst; 10 p m u O1slda
Mlddletown Fallsburg Liberty. walton Nmwi,nf ans
Oswegv Suspension Brd.o Delo.I In,as1 o. chslr Car
Buffet Sleepers to Niagara Falls iee!shhs @'"-
free 10 Oewcgo 90, ,,x ~ M jar.
Saturday Ralrhollday. West t2i ST. 70 p m hls"sr
o.. 90 D. M Tor Campbell Hall MddleiSS"nay Whiu
ingburg, Ellenve, Falsbnrg MonNo1ilo A'0'''' "
Lake Livingston Manor. Walton DEM roseyved 81
Pullman Drawing Room seats ana p..fths oo- sol.
soI Erssdw Time tables tickets q te fa q iS5tAst.
sSi West ias'H's. ,E9SS; Y ANDERSON, G. p ,
is Exchange Place. NswAs~ :
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Jnsirurtion.
For Young Ladies-Countrv.

n ssINING INSTITUTE,
Sing Sing on the Hudson. Now.York
for Girls and Young Women 2st year begins Sept ~
Music Christian culture. Thorough and advanced
literary work. Academic nts for college Col
lcgato course prepares degree OF A. T. at Columbia
College. s. NJ VAN NLECK, A. NJ, u. D. sHERKAED.
DoCKLAND COLLEGE,
Ii NYACR. ON. HUDSON
lar with full particulars Ente. At any time:
W. II. BANNlSTER. A. NJ, Principal
- osIERE SEMINARY. Stamford. Conn-Home board
IL school misses and children thorough lnstruc
ton mothers care feopens September 70 Address
Miss A. THURsToN. Principal.
CT MARY'S HALL, BURLINGTON, n. 1.-THE old
- est Church School in the country for girls Will begn
nifty second school year Wednesday, sept 70 Fcr
catalogue, stating terms ETC., apply to MISS Liza "
McALLISTER the principal, Burlington, N. j., or 10
the Bishop OF New jersey the president
III EaiPLE GROVE LADIES SEMINARY, Saratoga
i Springs, N Y Thirty fourth year begins sept H.
Address CliAS +. DOWD PhD, Pfes-
THE MISSES ANABLE'S BOARDING. AND DAY
at GO Bayard-st, NowBrunswick N j.
rT,ALLMAN Seminary, Paterson N. Full course with
thorough Instructions every department Musical al
vantages. For circulars address Miss NJ NJ Hunt Prln
WALNUT LANE sCHOOL-FORMEELY MADAME
w Cemcnts-Boardng and Day School Tor young aIios
Prepsrstory Courses Pupils enter Wellesley on our
exainn alton. For circulars, address ,,
Ms Ms Ap : ri hi6sM MsTKbbs cdm dano rhA
WEST WALNUT sTnEET BoA RDING SCHOOL for
w Young Misses and L.Jle Girls Rc.ogcns Sepe ~
10Th year. Miss j. TRADrmANNip h brap p,
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RalIroa1s.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
1V-Tralns leave from Chambersst Station week ,ays
for Engewood, Tenany, Closter SparkhlI. and Nysek
200, $50 80, 54o, 3ao 800. To- D. r., Il
D. IN. For Manuel Spring Valley, Monsey and T1inans
week days. 700. 10 100 a. m, 80 40 D. m. Sundays
Additional trains 10 Cresskil and way GAO a. a., 2ZS
D. IN.
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New publications.
TAINTOR'S GUIDE-BOOKS.

Describe Cities. Towns ana Resorts the Routes
ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND WOOD-CUTS.
For sale bookstores and ncwsstands Price % cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19

& HORE LINE-:ALL-RAIL ROCTE-FOR
Central Station az 10 90 and 100 p Tor watch
HlI Narragansett Pier Newport, and Providence and
Boston 90 p. Limited Express foT Newport Prov.
idence and Boston. IL go Night Express for New
mort Providence, BOston-daly. Palace Parlor Cars
Sleeping Cars 70 destination
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Gituations Wanfeo-Females.

"a 5s PdS ysddv IT, HiS9TTs.
1o: Coco III 'S
A NINE S. JACoUfN, eO2 eth-ave, supplies private
ali Ha smd French and
German maids nurses. cooks
N Gay who T posi- o d ox
6S, Woodhaven, L. /.
+, o0K.-By French cook in private family under
Can be en hf for two days s5 %es rear rst
T. ooK and LAUNDREss Scotch gill excellent Sdbaa
and willing; city or country. Gail ANNIE. go 9Th
stands French cUokns best city 2OS West
36th.st
COOK and NDREss-CHAMBERMAID and
ac@nSaa cook s tSG iaundfess other excellent
and waitress wages moderais city OF e3SH
s ayhio se 4ss sd, t'So.''''' lD --'-0
(,0OK and LAUNDREss.-By a person 70 go out
1913 West S3d.s-
C0oK-py who undeTsands her business s,x for
eouh iHy b Ssse references e Call sAEAM 20 6hae
sB North q re.1a Is .ss very m sGSd
city country; country preferred. MIS- TfLEh' 'oo
IIoUSEWORK, &c-By a neat and competent German
IL girl houework good plain cook washer ana ironer
Sc0 T refsr en- esoi' go sdSSe WIZ ~
UoUsEwoRK.,By a strong, willing Welsh girl; good.
rseass i 4Ss g.
HoUsEwORK. &c.-By neat young German Protes
s Wages so@ odePa 1ser a 70 1872 Sh upss
y RI speaking French and english as nurse to grow
% d G Mm
~ URSE.-By nrstclass competent and trustworthy
l nurse 1rstclass city reference. oio othsve.
NURSE, CHAMBERMAID.-By a young French CIR!
~ and quiet has had charge Of children can 40
ehoniberwork H. required references. eeeh a. oo- on
ave, upstairs; Nine. JACQUIN'S.
M URsE or MAID and SEAMSTRESS.-Cuba family
preferred II years reference used 10 travelling good
hair dressing and Address MAID, Box Il,
Tribune Uptown Onioc, 123s Broadway
n URsEEY GoyERNESs, sEAMsTREss or MUSE Hss,
! and CHAMBERMAID-By very neat E.ngusn girl /;
good musician willing and bbig.ng good home pre-,
ferred high wages city or country references liz
West 23t.st
xxyAsHING.-A respectable woman wishes genteman's
w washing a, her own home. Address ). j., Tribune
Uptown 0hice, 1928 Broadway
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ERIE R,AIILWAY:-Ticket Offices. 4Oi, :l7

H hAlLN lCkeU lIHlceS, 4Ul, 1l7s
Battery Ptsee, Chambers and 23d Street forbes, Terr
York 32l and 1913 luionsL. BroJklyp. i0S Broaiws,
wIiamsburg, corner NeMark and HUDSON ses HoooSs,;
Tickets and Pafor or Sleeping Car eey9tons and orders
for checking and transfer o. baggage be obtained Ex
from Chambersst local ,raiss 20 10 minutes earlier
0 daily Day Express Luret drawing coaches
% Bu1dlo; Pullman Sleeping coaches Horneilsyle 70
10 80 a. m. weeH days Delaware Valley Express psrcp
car 10 Binghamon owego hlmira and Coming -.
falo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Chicago. Cincinnati and
ST. Louis no extra ch9,se fyi last Tine. -. 60,
coaches 70 singhaItoa 0veso. Eimra, Rochester Bae
Ru.heftofa "'i anna P ass S.i.1 las T. 7 $780,
soss' .aS 10. se,s Iss Ego; sse 5 aSs
SsSa g. saDa,$ 80 20 e 10 "a 20 SAFE - 6ss az
4o q 80 90 % 20 n ni' p noon:
bsO4 s. 80 s 80 100 20 10 90 30 ' n.
Naval, az and a,e,so no. u, Is? oG m z o "a
7so 10 m. IL nshi Sundays S . M so.
Efs'saSd 's 80 SgTsss g. H. g. g. 10 10
IL night Also TO Ridgewcod 5 80 a NJ n. 20 = m
surf'2 ssS sTgG aisS. 'A' $780, 10 80
wsIM sS e; sGr sys a. ii 30 a. M
~ = sustSy. ~ $50, p 20 i; -.
Express trains from the West arrive In New.York u
7'CSy II 80 S e. M s9d 10 20 D. m y r.nvrp
Cent SUIT General Passenger Agen.
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Gituatinns Wanieo-Malss.


or 10 would IKE learn carpe. or wall design,
ID Ing samples OF drawing and references willing TO go
to city country Address DESIGNER Tribune once:
CoAcuMAS, GROOM or UsEFULMAN.-By a TEN:
the care Of horses carriages and harness good driver
can gardening and all general work aequt
Rafs f TSown It' oes 2ss Broadway
married man no smy 0 thGSqgsy
can milk tend furnace, and is good vegetable gardener
s Ss " S h 81 %H f;, s!n .ss
s5Sa ad dS s1" hi.
generally useful vars nrscas sieren&e rom P aS
1o4, tribune office
sPsas1yg french ss and q,
F + B.. Tribune f5 tpeown oace, 13Ss Broadway
C9ACHMAN and married IT. man
treatment Of horses experienced city aud country driver
nDdye s6S from
T. oACHMAN, GROOM. &e-By competent, single
9 3sG 40 ssOs IN sesd not
10 Ca mo s HSaes sETS f zoe
Mebden.st, East Newark.
~ OACHMAN.-Best OF references from hrst-cass fami
~ lies in city no objections TO country gentleman can
be any time. Please address COACHMAN, 962
eth.ave.
C9AcHMAN GROOM ana ysETUIMA AZ .,ng, single
5HNh ZEE O0'' references Nlae''
~ OACHMAN,-By o married no children; sober
~ and reliable; Understands everything about horses
hrst-class driver willing make himself useful best
city references Call or address COACHMAN Ill West
2gthst feed store
COACHMAN-By single man thoroughly understands
and management OF horses and carriages leaves
his place on Of family going to Europe first
city reference Call address w. b. 10 West 1sth-st,
private stable.
II NGINEER-20 years experience strictly temperate
IL all repairs tciass license best city refer
ence "A In last place, Address T. c. ST. Box l24
Tribune Branch Once, 654 9iave
n, ARDEN ER.-By an Englishman. age thirty under
VI stands greenhouse and vegetables; good
ences Address f. c., Box TO- Tribune ONCE.
~ ARDENER.-By q married man thorough practical
VI experience in branch OF horticulture hot and cold
greenhouses graperes orchids landsc1png fruit
flower and vegetable gardens aud OF gentleman
place; WIFE II required. nrstcass buttermaker good
references. Address GARDENER 25l Divlsion-st.
& ECRETARY.-A young gentleman OF coed address
- desires position OF secretary correspondent in
private business capacity excellent references Ad
dress SECRETARY, Tribune Office.
ITsEFULrMAN, 6c.-By man who understands
u gardening, could act nsallfs nurse nHstclass
recommendations Apply l02 Yves; llth-st
IT SEFUL-MAN.-By we'll educated, strong and healthy
u young man, to work at anything knows all about
horses, &c. city country. Call THOMAS. 270 9th
ave, near 17th-st, upstairs
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\ lyndon HALL
II POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.
Girls School OF the best class College Preparatory
and Academic Courses Languages Art. Music Address
SAMUEL WELLS BUCK, A. NJ, Principal
M CLEAN SEMINARY SIMSDURY CONN Home
WI School Young Ladies Beautiful and bealthful oca
ton Three hours from New York. Halt hour from
Hartford Address Rev. J. ID. MCLEAN.
MRS r. G. WILLIAMS SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL
wi FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
Amherst Mnss. From Sept IL. SO. 70 June IL. 80
Send for Circular. 1850 College Advantages and
Preparation for College.
NJ IS BrLKLKYiS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
lIor girls the udson, Will reopen Wedncs
Day September ~ Address by letter until September
MORAVIAN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES'
vi Bethlehem. Pa centnry's experience combined
with best modern methods. affords facilities eQuaed by
fcw and oxcellsd by
=, EVEN GABLEs.-MRs. wEsTCoTTs BOARDING
- School Tor Young Ladies' Briageton N. u; Cefun.
admits TO Wellesley. Prepares for any College In
me piney region; Climate q Lakewood. n J.; but
illustrated Circular On application.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
AUTOMATIC CITY OF IERU-
SALEM,

which was built by J. B. Miller st War
saw, ILL.,, occupying twelve wears in
building. 1t represents Jerusalem IS it
appeared during the time Of Christ, show
ing the Temple built ny Herod the Great
End destroyed by Titus forty years sfter
The crucifxion. All the prominent
buildings are shown, including the p.I-
aces Of Heroc, David .nd Solomon, and
the Judgement Hsn, where Christ wss
tried before Pontius Pilate srd Mount
Calvary, where he was cruclfed. In
the foreground Christ and the twelve
apostles are seen passing or The way from
Cspernsum to jerusalem; they s:op On
the way, and meeting the funeral process.
sion of the widows son from Main, Christ
restores the son to life, who gees home
sga,n With his mother. The Mount OF
Olives, Garden Of Gethsemane and other
interesting places sre seen. There are
some two hundred moving figures, and
about two thousand pieces Of machinery.
ROLTAIR'S WORLD FAMOUS
ILLUSIONS.
Grsnder. greater, bigger and be.!er
than ever.
The Maid Of the Mist. She appaa,s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT

presided over by Mrs. Sydney Smith, en-
bracing the textile, culinary snd art de-
plrtmente, and occupying one entire
side Of the exposition han, some
$50 feet in lengsHi VIII as,onish
IS vel sss"'pIesse every visitor
More Ian 5000 different articles are
shown in the textile department and on
the walls Of the art department. In the
textile department will be found relics Of
sll kinds-cuIios from foreign lands
over which the people linger and wonder
where do they come trom2 Decorative
arr comprises everything one csn im'gine
painting on velvet, silk ard sstip, china,
wood. t;Ies and slste-1ll 90 artistic that
the eye dwells in pleased admiration,
which is only more ENLARGED when the
gorgeous array OF handsome embroider-
les eree.s the vision. Knitting aud
crochet work, old ladies' and children's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
AUTOMATIC FARM.

L! represents q beautiful farm and
suburban scene with working models Of
ali the machinery Of farm work, the
threshing machine showing perfect
model Of a Msssillon Steam Thresher
with sll the wheels in motion and the
straw passing through and men working
sround it as nstursl IS In real life; trains
Of cars pass every few minutes, fountains
of real water and running streams with
hundreds Of cattle and sheep, etc, drink
ing from the brooks and grazing in the
fields; blacksmiths st work with real fire
in theforge. The grist mill with machinery
in motion, and scores of interesting
features. This work is twenty i've feet
wide, twelve ieet high and weighs about
one ton, and like its companion.
JERUSALEM"
i, operated BY electricity. Attached to
and adjoining this is the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22

work-lace which sesms to have been
made BY fairy fngers-pIsin sew
ing and tapcy sewing, with such
fine stitches a1d SO dsintily made
that one feels as If they are, in
deed, f. for the "king." The art depart.
uens is full TO OVERT owing, several eI :
hibitors having space assigned them on
the opposite side Of the building. And
the fact that amateurs and professionals
exhibiting in this department are resi-
.Sesits or natives OF Texas, the public at
large should show them due appreciation
by careful inspection, and will doubt
less be more tnan compensated FOR their
time and trouble. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-22
LOVERS OF ANCIENT HISTORY

and all interested in the history
and development of Texas will be
Pueblo Indians (the oldes. In Amer
ics) and witness their daily religious
service presided over by their old chief,
chanting songs OF ancestral traditions
handed down from prehistoric sges and
accompanied by the sweet melody Ito
them) OF their old war drum, the tones
of which called their tribes to arms when
ia 1889 the Spanish cavalier Coransdo at
tackled their peaceful Pueblo Of Ysleta on
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under the water ard rises again, can be
seen in the Exhibition Hall, and defles
the scrutiny Of man to see how it is done.
a horse q hands high can bs seen a1d
steers weighing 1900 pounds are located
near him. Educated live SEALS as they
sport in the Tanks OF sos Ws.er nes :
by, can be called by their keeper and will
rise to the surface, raise up their tsils,
extend their 4 ppers Tor shake Of the
hand, thanking you for tae fish they eat
THE WONDER WORLD
can also be seen hard by, with it's mechsn.
ical and scenic entertainment. There are
about 5000 fqusre feet OF Oh Painting on
Canvass ald shout soc moving mechaui.
cal figures. We give below few OF the
representations:
The scenry is from the polar regions 10
tropics, showing the Arctic ocean and au
rors boreslis, Niagara Fslle, New York
hsrbor and the great Brooklyn bridge,Al
leghany mountains with natural lake.
From the Irish coast we see the Bailey
lighthouse and the noted lien rocks,
scenes on the Rhine and 1000 mountsias,
Mt. Vesuv'us.
IN MECHANICAL REPRESENT
TATIONS
we find first the motor of the future, an
electric train, which winds its way through
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mountains end woodlands, tIe e,ectric
battery being furnished by Messrs. Glow
er & Harris.
The ballroom scene and Dagwir's evo-
luton Ministries, the figures moving IS il
in lie, the model farm With wind mill
perfect, the collieIy with Two trainaet.r-
ryi1g coal snd iron, natural steps and
nstursl waves, in fsct, the eye sees some
thing new all the time, and deserves en-
coursgement st the hands of the many
thousand residents and visitors to Dallas
The inventor, Professor Pitt, hsvipg
spent sevsh years in perfecdng this ne
chsnical art and scientific entertainment.
These are but few OF the m1ny sttrsc-
tons to De seen at the great state fair
sud exposition.
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THE GRAND DISPLAY OF
COUNTY EXHIBITS,

showing the wodertul resources OF EN-
pire Texss, should T, ceiye the close in
spec.ion OF every citizen Of Texas, IS
well ss every homo seeker desiring 70
lCChte where soil and climate combine to
mske an earthly paradise.
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No citizen of Texas of her sister states should lose this OPP
an artist Of note in his part say nothing of the leader
delighted all the courts of Europe with his magnificent solos,