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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Csiosgo-Oait'e-R Receipts 1000. ulsr- kes strong. c'oice beever, , QUO D 5U ss.ers. IO0Hl 90; stOckers and feeders. I.9Om3 70, grxaz cattle. 1.i0a3 9; west arn. 300HlS0; COWS, f5ul,s and mixed. LlOW2 S5.s
 natIves. 2.I5a5. .25; western ? S5W | 5O. Texas. 23GN3 %,
 Kansas Guy, lec. S-The Live S.o'k Indicator reports:
 CATTLE Receipts, 5.4JO; shipmen s, noue; marke. steady: offerings are sDe- cially common st-l- haldove-s; good i' choice corn fed. 400H IS5: common to m-iium. 3 20a %: sio ksrs aud feeder l.6)@2 p. grass range s;eerF, 6iG 25t COWS, Sl.J0M275.
 SHEFP-Keceipts, aSO; snIpments nore; marSet steady; good to choice nations. 3 35Oa375; common tomedium 50a3.00.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
Hcr inn.tit, nas Gone.

One day the chances of travel brought Pruc to a very common sort of restaurant, and she had not looked about tbe place many minutes without losing her appetite.
 You didn't seem Sg bunsryi' com mented mamma, wbsG thsy reached ths street
 .N0'm. replied Prue, gloOmily.
 "Nhat was the u.2.5crf
 70 mamma. l colll sec one Of the waiters cleaning tLe casters in that l.rtle room near tho table She tlokeC ouls the holes in the salt shaker with-with'-
 "With a pinf supplied her mother, chsss- fully. seeing that the child hesitsted. "Wel. that wasn't bad. Yoa wouldn't have had her use {. hair pin, would your
 70 mamma, and Rrue alnos- shrieked in the agony of hearing the terrible fact put into words. ''it WAS a hair pin!'-Nouth' $ Companion
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
COMMERCIAL.
MoSEY AND MBTALi

New York. Dec. l0-MSnoy on call easy at la3 Der cent; isst loan l per cent; clna:n. offered at per cent: prime mercantile -speT, 4 @6 per cent.
 CJODer-s)ull and quiet, lake; Decem- ter. Sl725.
 LrAd-Q ai-t, domestic, S.45,
 Tin-Firm, s,Tai.s. Sl2J5,
 yer-B IT s2ls.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15

The Election.

Tucson has democrssio Mayor, for the first time in a goodiy nunber of years. by a majority of S3 votes. He was not announced as a candidate till ,he evening before election, but he went in to win aud came out far enoush ahead to be kRown as Your Honor for the next two years. The following IS @ tsbulated ststsment of the vote cast to- gether with the several msjorities given.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
Departure in Horse Trading.

What is termed "a startling departure in the liEe of horse trading" is reported from Fall River. where citizen who has marc for sale states frankly that her disposition is 50 sour that she hates her self, and that he would recommend the creature to nobody unsecustomed 70 horses.-Brookly Eagle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
1889. Harper's Bazar. ILLUSTRATED.

H,RPER's BAzaR will continue to mAini ain its reputation as an uuequalied family journal. Ifs art illustrations arc of the highest orer. ne
 literature is of the choicest kind and lts Fashion ard H0u=.hO.d departments of the most practi- cal and econotlicsI character. Its pattern- sheet eupplem nts and fsshlOn-plstes alone will save its realers ten time. the cost of subscrlp tion and its articles on decorative art. social etiquette housekeeping cookery, etc, make II indispensable Co every household. it- bright short stories. and timely essays, are among the best published. and not line IS admitted to its colurr u. that could offend the moot fAstidious taste. Among the attractions o' the new volume will O. serial s.urio- by MRs. FRANCES HoDGSOS BTRSETr. Mas. ALEXANDER, .WfLLIAN BLACK and THoMAs II ARDY. and a seris- of papers on uur--ry management by Mas. CuGIsTISE IERHUNE HEKEICK.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
Artistic I.and.cap Views

Willis P. Haynes. landscape photo grspher, solIcits contracts for photo graphing town, ranch and mining prop arty. None but first class work finished end delivered. A GOT plete series of mperb Tucson views for sale st Fleish- ssuu's drug store.
 Office and laboratory. s Stone avenue, Turaon
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
Tucson, Dec. l2, lSsS.
The ouutry IS Safe.

The Graudm. her has sent very good rain and |, the summer season has sent fresh \ mor's Kansas City pigs feet. fsmlly ' 'kled pork, sugar cured ham. breakfast bacon and lard. She has sent another Swiss cheese weigh ing DO pounds and also R carload of onheuser-Busch lager beer. Prices req uable, Wsrum Darum:
 JosKPH DuRR
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
Warrants Payahle.,

Notice ls herely given that all war rants on the general fund registered pri,rto Oct. 10th 1887 are nov due and p,yable. Also Rosd fund warrants from No. , 10 No. g (hoth iuclusive) issue O. 1887 JOHN S. WooD, Treas.
 Ben Heney, Dep. Tncson. Dec. l2. 1SsS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between Redondo < Cou,rerss. having been dissolved the 18th Of Sept, The un- dersigued will not be responsible for a0y debts contracted in the firms name after thst dste. JESUS CoNrRERAs.
 Tucson, Oct. 2nd, 1888.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
A sportsman.. Recommendation.

A British sportsman recommends that the bantam. which is particularly pugna cious and active. be turned wild. in the hope of havingi it become sn available bird for sport.-New York Sun
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
DAIEs.

Where Experience Is Needed. Druggist-Ys, l want a prescription clerk Have you a diplomat
 Applcant-Not exactly. sir, but Druggist-Can you run a soda fountaini Apphcant-Not very well, sir, but 1 can learn.
 Druggist-No. guess you won't do might let you practice putting up prescrip dons, but 1 can't afford to risk an inex perienced hand at the soda afountain--Detroit Free Press
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
sTocKs AND BONDS.

BossUl-Closing prices O. A Iison X Topeka first ' 27: ditto l' lL grant r.. I3. ditto railway 57 8: BurliDs DO SQs.- rr, 5si: N-1,can Central common H.; ditto ,id scrip, blank: tirst mort gage bonds, 03 5aG Diego Land Co, oD
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
Tbe I3ter 0eea3
k Plbli.hel Evey D1Y 1i n I1IT. anl ! tae . LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER OF TIE NORTHWEST.


 Ta1l 9 52 per per year year included iO~- Iei year
 THE sENI-vvrErctT INTER OCEAN condensed from us t- tt that tasy ean Eot the Daily Oceano Q he r
 T-rl-Is OCEAN NIos,Po aims porrll-rr i''iIID and shs HIGH ES ST fiNtfI , Lar he American MANKIND TO ousc upo
 
 .,tss and ueraryT-,Ia rvyallry found iu c  whole \ .NhAtit has c. --i ' ''-a''- 's1-S bsstp fort lc hoI a 
 The "a INTER OCEAN AND sCC-
 ssCR1r7,SH>F.s MAGAZINE. In OCEAN aai scRIsNEKs fTIU OCEAN and sCRiiNEss MAGAZINE both oney year. or
 
  be and F attention to governmental and affairs. ssrs. tsreas Address THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15

The Volume of the BszaR begin with the mt Number for January of each year When no time is mentioned. subscriptions wiu begin order.
 Ro-rd volumes of HARFEEs BAzAG. Tor tires yea-S back. in i.est clo b binding. nill oe sent fy mail postage paid. or by express, free of eN: p,use provided the freisht does not exceed one dollar per volume, for q Q per volume.
 Cloth cases for each volume, suitable for bind ing vi | b. sent by mail postpaid, on receipt of sl each.
 Rem .-ta-ce- should be ma'e by Pos,-Office Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss.
 Newspapers are not to copy this sjyertisement without the express order of HARPER d iS Id, ress. ras HARPER & BROTHERS. NevYor
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15

s1ndav
 SIIndav Included yrll-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES.

All kinds of California Wnes Kentucky Whiskies, and Anheuser-Busch bottled Beer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15

Hon. Ben Goodrich snd Jerry Miiiay of Phenix came in last evening"
 The Arizona I. -s Will give grsni be-: on Dec. -S.H.
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LITERARY NOTES.


nav serial story By Rider Haegard VII, 'O u,,,,ed
- An aHarper's weekly 1t IS 10 oo e l.,,oos
3 r~,n,o, ouaritch V. CT "Tho Bazar
q ~ nv walter Besant and Mrs. Burnett
:. \. estimated that It will take ten wears ~ v,o,or
.,.se all the many posthumous puohca''orS u
Hugo! -
rnoso readers from whom we have rooo .,
..,r,es concerning the forthcoming p0,'o
s,.,s Jarcon and Can't may send their ms..
- - Nav ,Nossrs Whitaker a. Col, "h'c n"
p.,ernoster square, London The worh - " ~
1000 IN two volumes, foolscap quaf'o. E az
-n, annear this summer the second ou''''s INV
autumn.
rnere will DC good deal Of light and pleassn. p'y ~
A.. AUGUST ~scribnor' Besides inc se'i"'s :.
1s,rv lanes and f. J. stimson, there VIII DC $50
- nsssa p,unt The FATE of the GeorRiana a" H ~
sceue TO AN Inland Voyage humorous pal on.
,,ss.rt routs stevenson Ncw-Engiano sheVon o.
.s,,ss Fair pay,' by Sarah orne Jewet' anu
. o,to the Knight (of labor, by octave ihS"''
The publication Of the proposed series OF no noon
ranch writers. by A. c. mcclure 20 na s. 49,
n.eun The delay has been caused oy inc ,a,s
sss publishers were disappointed with the ~.
brought out in England, and therefore,
erpense of entirely new transatlons.
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Railroans.
IRE RAILwAY.-Ticket Offices, 4o1, 81,

LRIE RAILW A1.-l1CkeJ OlICcS 4Ul, OILS
~ ,ns s a iSs s:s as5 ss
York 1871 and 333 Fulionst. Brooklyn; 107 Broadway.
Tickets and ParOr Sleeping Car and orders
checking and transfer Of baggage can be obtained Ex
M daily, Day Express buffet drawing room eoschss
70 Ba5alo; Pullman sleeping coaches Horneisviiie -
10 80 a. M week days Delaware Valley Express. pafios
e"r m 70 daily cSicaso and S. Loul; Hmsed ;elia
& Nasas s 6svesnd cSi9sS Cincinnati ana
St Louis; no extra charge for fast time.
daily Sass J%ss Em
nu fsS Sp' ann f .as $50
e}s . 1sSSso i:s :. asss. ss
sC q Fs 30 10 ls Sss ao
81. 20 ~ % i q Z E n!a Il noon:
S'Jd :55 ss 20 s 49, a. o 1d 30 mo
Iass ss 10 asS iS5S 20 il 4 sl !SS 10
asS So u M q 'S Sshs 10 san sS g M ss
49, Ss1ss &c. il - IS
II night Also TO RidgewoOd $50 m 10 p m
s.sssss "a c:ns g. P i 80 49, .oa
waIM sS ? V s asy. ID o.
S ssSa,aa ss ss e., 81
$3.50, 1 go. s 80, p m Sundays 4AS $780, Q.
Express trains from the Yves. arrive in New.York -
CENT sun,t General Passenger Agent
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BOOKS OF THE WEEh-

TEE SUNRISE MONDAY AND sSSsbr d. o. iemo, pp IS.
Ansoa d. f. Randolph d Col ,,~x.,
LETTERS TO ELDER DAUGHTERS, MAhh Ismo. d. 1876.
1,sicaro: A. c. McClurg Co.. ,..
$50 NAN OF AcApIE. By Marion e. L. ho'''''
= 1sns pp $50 I'd. Appleton CO.. - Frantic.
worm FORCES AND How TO Use THEM; by Seedham.I
nroyTvp nv Anna Hanson Dorsey lzms PP'
ZOE sol cIsaitimors: Jshn Murphy q CO..
.,.v,,x NIGHTS BY Edward T. Halo i-hio PP'
An oee TRostsn; CHM co..
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railroads.


CHANGE OF TIME
NEW FAST TRAIN
- BETWEEN
NIW.YoRK AND BOSTON.
VIA
SHORE LINE,
COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE %. 1888.
Through will leave and be due TO arrive IN either
city week day. follows:
DAY EXPRESS AT 10 A. NJ, Ina
And arrive at 80 y. m.
MIDDAY SERVICE" at p NJ,
As at present. and arrive at p m.
Special attention Is called TO
TIE NEW LIMITED EAPRESS'
10 leave at o y. III. arrive AZ IL p m
THROUGH IN q HOURS IN THE COOL or IiE DAY.
THE LAST TRAIN 10 LEAVE EITHER CITY AND
ARRIVE AT THE OTHER THE SAME DAY
MIGHT EXPRESS NAIL AT IL 80 T. NJ, week days
and Sundays instead OF at ii as 90 present due 10
arrive o. IN, anorilng the opportunity OF long even
ing In the city. This train has been fchchucl Win .
view q giving patrons comfortable rights rrrt 1T
Is NOT FAST TRAIN. and patrons vii not be dis
turbce by rapid movement route or early arrival al
terminal stations
" Genl Manager, o. c. r. r.
GEO l.. COHNOR,
Gen'l Pass'r Agent, o. e. H. Il
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
on and after June 2 trains IeaSe

GR R an 't eFS SrRs sTaTf iseSe
ana Hs' and ensa s Eps "a arns
cars Albany Troy ana Syracuse also TO Montreal ana
.E1u sEsSAs G. 5 AS1
SsSss5 g q %ssss sSs''s
,on6 10 e SSlsS.snd oe eSn nfDliisa %
sstsS SaSs ana Sorthsrn
with ORA wing room car -. ryc, snec,a, with drawing.
room S saIs To Albany and Troy Runs through to Lake
George E G S 8eeG%Sdsti5n Albany and Troy
as S SesG u GnSn sasps ana 81 BSs
P SeS ' ceyeIand cnenra s. Louis To-
'dG Ps 81 and fafss dy
Pasbarg and MSn area a RHdss p es
except T' Sunday dSss not run west q Albany
nr$% s $55s nss
Sapc S. Detroit and ShcngG , with s5s s' sRees
ss6 g sundays only S' 'A'
and = T ngh co ADsSEy Na
Tor Saratoga Lake George and the North Except SATURDAY
,9a sg :.
;a P e. SiOnS ce1''f Baey place isSS
S.sSy New as ana
Wetcs Express calls for and checks baggage from
uS dss daily sunday sc
SiS0RT e aks SSsn M iGS
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW, JERSEY.
OF EFF aSe s It May % S9sTH RIVER
and sS sS ssrs g. nrsss
H b a, stSpSfS ~ n IS 3 S:JS 9so
Grains IN S ss1 ssSnSeeon -
M Ss ' Shn. keadlns of HaSsSars
90 . nj for Pennington EastOn. Bethlehem. Allen
neis sS q Ss EsTGSSse lax
peadng HarTsoTEs rSs0'
In. m. for Pennington, Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown.
345 D. m for Easfon, Bethlehem Allentown, Mach
| crInk. Wnkesbarre, Scranton. Tamaqna, shsmokin
80 D. m. for Pennington. Lake Hopateong' Easson'
zen ana 40 D. M for somerye and Flemingtn
' 54S u. M fer Easton. bethlehem Allentown. Mauch
ChUrk Reading Harrisburg etc. On Sundays At 3 80
%a,sn5 II rs m, j. 80 80 eIs p m Sun
PARK ocean Grove, except sunday Point Pleas
s r1gSr Sars Z 30 for sU LAKE,
woo6 Winchester. Toms River, Barnegat, etc
| "a a. m. / .. IN for ATLANTIC CITY. Vineand'
hrias .cc' 90, s:15 II rs i as M 90 40
80, rs p Sundays 90 a m for Perth Am1oy-
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. etc,
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach sesbright Nom
mouth Beach and Long Branch S0 ~ lS = m ssos
For EIberon Asbuiy Park Ocean Grove. ETC. 10 rs M,
| sa5 p. NJ Sundays except Asoury Park ana ocean
For lakewood Toms River and Barnegat 1880 e. m.
as p M: 80 -, ~ r,oou,.a a. r.
AK s51 9st lilo 1928 Broadway, 1877 0th.ave
New.York Transfer Company Will cali Tor ana check
| baggage from hotel or residence.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. :.

AVN ,GREEAHT TT TTE sTiI line ifI poury
Street Ferries, as follows: - -u n.,.
and As g', Tn fsis:
daily. New-YorE and Chicago Limited Of Psrionrt
Dining smoking, and Sleeping vestibued Cars at Soo
wiIilamspoFt Lock Haven 200 go M o. EGry
S a E .as e sse 81 REGIONS connecting AZ CORY 10, t
For tNssaRsR 90 * 10 a3a an and
IL 700 a. NJ. 90, ZOO and ! 200 p m Saturdays
Spy sSoaa aid i he aP sda S Limited wash
ington Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars daily except
ss sS viz K Dining ' GsI AZ wss:eoHStoa
5sfse ss$siy ii H. rs "a n "a
For ASans a City, p m weekdays Through Parlot
SSs Sgs.s My b.g H.. Ssst aa says and
noon, 8 10, 4 10 and p. M On Sunday 9:4o m
70; and 5S Point ana nS Sos Fer a. h'ISy
and Norfolk RAILROAD O 8 m M daily; via Baltimore
Bos aaa q s's b4g aSs Al. though
trains at jersey City, aHordlns speedy ara ofee'
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave Nsw,YOF Fa via pe'0r0''e' sn'
SCra2 md sse Fe Ghessc as L%d with Dining
and TO- Washington Limited and IL a. m. y 10 4 H. =,
sc Geo asG an and II IN m
I. 80 s. q go: and o pm' and 1915 night
Trains eaSns daily except Sunday
and AND II no on Sundays
Ticket oces Nos 49, $40 and md "a a, BTSndw s
Brooklyn; Station. Jersey ciy Emgrans Ticket once.
c';s Tss Cor y call for and
oHGA General E MaSassr csner. Fssss Agent
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Railroads..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
THE
RAILROADS..

SEA SHORE
Steamers leaye Pier 8, North River, at 30 10 :15
a. m !: 5: AS, 5 D. m. on Sundays at 0 80 a.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave foot Libertyst North River at a. rs,
II Is a. m l. $780, 4, 80, 9 lis p m. On Sundays
a' Full F. Summer Timetable will take effect July !.
NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAiLwAY.-frans leave from ferries at West 42d
and jay follows; - an.
west 42d.st, 80 a. Jay-st; 80 a. M for Md
deown tnIsDug Mo4 nSiae' Fa Ter osWesO Buao
Detroit, Chicago, Waikiki Valley points: D.. ,,,,
West 42d St, 10 p M yay.st, 30 p M, Tor Mid
dletown, Ellenve Waikiki Valley points points ~ daily ~,
West i2d-st, o5 y. Jay.sty O'IV p M uaIy ior
N,ddietown Falsbure Liberty Walton Norwich, Oneida
oswego Suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago, 81 Louis
Runet Sleepers Niagara Falls Reclining Chalr Car
free to Rochester. ---.-., =. oo- r.o.s,u.-
tables tickets &C. at POI, 307 94, l32o Broadway
737 9th ave-. 1874 East 125th st. 23 West LON new
York J. y ANR SaSo u,,,cc Nav ork
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THE NPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY,
FOR JULY.
CONTENTSt

SAFETY IN HoUsE,DRAINAGE- by William E.
Uoyt s. b. ,Iilustrsted)
coITTfjs AND BOTTLES. BY Gran. Allen.
DAEWINisN AND THE CHRISTIAN FAITH. III.
THE TEXCHfNG OF PSYCHOLOGY: BY NJ Paul Janet
fsfisT6MS AND AXIS OF THE KWAKIoOL. BY
LINES s OF "a PRoSREss In AGRICULTURE BY Dr..
rAILACIE SagI IN THE TRADES. UNIONS ARGUMENT
BoTASy AS SIT II MAY DE TAUGHT By Professor
p. H9l.tss Sc. 3 r. Harvard
MANUAL OR INDUSTRIAL TEAlNiN0' by ffo
sKf1TcIu q or PAiiI BERT. with Portraitl
cf1RREsPON DENCE: Industrial Adjustments-Fog
SIGNALS
EDTfoR's TABLE: The. stste and SOCIAL organiza
tan.-A Philsfine Champion. -
IITERARY NoTICEs-PoPULAR MISCELLANY :
NOTES.
Price. 80 cents Single Number; S5 per Annum
y. APPLETON A. CO., Publishers, New-fork
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I .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of CortlaDAs and
Desbfosscs SITS as follows: -.--.,,-.- o,,,.
80 m. for Caasauqua and bterineulatc oir.s,
IS a. IN. for Geneva, Lyons, Emfa, Kocheste, bunalo
and the West and principal local points Cis car W
Elmira -.,,,. rA.,-
.. for Tunkhannock and intermediate PINS Onalf
car to Connection to Reading ahu harris
burg D.. p,,,s,on and nr,neina Intermediate
ponts Chair L. and b. Junction.
40 D. m. for Maueh Chunk ana lntemS%haiio points
Connection Reading and Harrisburg 0hair car 70
Mauoh Chunk. ,,,,.. poo,os,.. IA,
D. m. for Geneva, Lyons Elmlrs, lsoehcSIer. Bur.
falo and the West Pullman sleeper Z ~ jus Ms.
sl5 p. m. for Laurays and interm end p 20
,ect for ali nonts IN Mahanoy and aazleon coal regions
SUNDAY TKAlS5 -, ,.--- -.
"a m for Mauch Chunk iiaNetoh anu in~imedia"
points ,,,oroed,ase nor,s
n IN Tor Geneva Lyons, Eimko. Rochester. But
40 ana the vcs, whitman sicper Ia Lyons
iaio ah' W $500, 49, ,as,ern 0nee 33s broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-23

last of SERIES Songs of Book TT 5oht h VI sm
con- Crhis church will DO kept open arng ne sum ns
mer the evening service being omitted urlng July anu
August)
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ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPIsopAAb on ILL., u;
7lss between othave and the BS1s bx mo Pastor
Rev JAMES N. kind, d. D. sSea a sermon in even
ING before the Young Peoples Assci""o'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-23

CAPE CHARLES ROUTE y
OLD POINT COMFORT,
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH,
AND THE SOUTH.
NEW. YORK. PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK =
Train leaves foot Of CortIsnds and pese s
At any Ticket once Of the pennTlysnia Rfiir2aq ca
u. W. puNNE. Supt b u CooAN " {" Il -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-23

ST ANDREWS CHURCH Prlem-Th,,e, Rector ~ he ~
GEoRGE r. VAN DE wATERp II WI bres sssretary
Of the Diocese OF New York. az 40 HI 0"0i"'
. ID. IN.
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Mem Publications.
= 18TH EDITION OF MIR. HALLS NE
- NOVEL.
.rha Rev. E. r. HALE tells OF
NIP TANGIER'S VACATIONS

=, Via. young, overvOrked lawyer did in 'ne mrse
mere he went to rest for tired BRAIN W INV
A.. hoox has a purpose the one great ana Deauu "a pa
INC oo -, ~ Hale has lived and preached anu
poss or and akei all eto induce PeSPf life beter
escn o snnnv and happier every way Tor all ~
conditions OF men. ,o,uh,,,,. the love
Tho love stories in the book arc ueNs Tn ,hese
" ,a .c.,n the worth OF the being togetner M ln "e
sd the Summing up OF the story as u Is s es many
va, eo,rows ana lifts above many OF lts ahoS
sMr Hale is always preacher OF hep; t he e. not
- tanniness, He makes man tnanh uI u.' ~ tn.Les
inrs IN the world but Is one OF the pe.pe trlGIiinr
S,yn clad OF his social duties, and nearly III ,,
I'LL. - teaches lovely home life friendly neghoory
.oH' ~ .onshn nraetical Chrstianity-in fact there
:. noh,ns GOOD which Mr. Hale does not teach"-Nfs
Goddard In The Worcester Spy.
p,os 10 cents in paper 81 o5 in cloth sou ty tSSe
fsiOo recent OF the price, ny ehO
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Gfarher9.

A BEST TEACHERS supplied no charge TEACH.
"A. EIS registered for 20 cents for pcstage yaeahee7
always hand form for stamp r. F. AVLIsf, AHlefl'
can School Bureau West 1ith.st. N. Y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN Teachers AGENCY
N supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors GovernesSeS
&c to Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply 10
MRS. NJ. J. YoUNG-FULToN, 90 Union square
TUNE 21.-Eight additional new positions came in an
y hour teachers registered with me please call new
applicants wanted. MIRIAM COYRIARE, 81 East 11lh
St, between 4th-ave. and BroadWdy.
nv FACUER WANTED-Lady, college graduate a
/ Presbyterian teach Latin ant Greek In ladies' col
lepe 800 and home. w. ID. REdli UNION TEACH
Frs AGENCY, 10 Astor place.
nv TACHERS WANTED-Gcntpman, superior dlscpll.
/ MARIAN experienced, for Lain, Greek French and
German in boys day school, ely lazy lswlss prcierfed
for French and German in glrls boarding school Ad
dress the CENTRAL EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, lob
Chcstnut-st, Philadelphia.
nv EACIIERS WANTED.-Iadlcs vocal music Episco.
j palian; vocal music Frenh and German vocal music
and French French natve) and piano Tor FAMILY. Cen
temen: mathematics natual sciences and mechanical
drawing; mathematics, Epe0paan trench 1efman ana
Enclish Amply 10 Mrs. NJ ]. YOUNG-FULTON, Ameri
can and Foreign Teachers Agency, rs Union square.
llyoMANiS EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU for
w both sexes supplies Professors teachers
musicians h0usekeepcrs companions &C. 10 eoeges
schools and families a9 bookkeeDers stehogaphcrs and
copyists business firms. - ~, vi c,.
Mrs. A. D. CULVER. 800 5th-ave.. New-York City.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

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utes earlier from foot of Jay-st, North River
Detroit and Chicago, 20 55 a m. 200. So D. m
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agd ssrPPs sis s 1f'as :S 90
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Elegant sleeping for Buffalo. Niagara Falls. De-
Dsiy Daily except Saturday. othe, trains daily
except Sunday Leave Jersey CITY p y ss Sta
ton a)11 30 (s) $40 p M hoooKen- WEST Shofo
station ali 80 a. M. (ss so p acknowledgements.
For ticKet parl0f sleeping car acccmmp.
dations or iDformation apply at oficeS Brooklyn333
Washngt 1870 Fultonst Annex once foot Of Fvi;
Bowery 10 PARK Place and West ST. ore Stations foot d
West 43d.st foot OF Jay.st, N. r. c. E. LAMBERT,
Vanderbiltave. General PASSENGER Aeone
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ruRTY-FOURTH STREET REFORMED CHURCH.
,rost OF sthaye-Services, 10 80 a. m. and 80 D. m
R Rey JEREMIAH sEARIE Of Nowburg, win preach at
hotI services.
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THIRTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN
cTURCH, between 9th and 9TH avess-5Rey. J: N; Won
Power OF the Holy Spirit" 7A5 p m; " The Men
hat God Uses"
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UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
cor OF 1Oth.st The Pastor, Rev. GEORGE ALEX.
AMBER, d. D., will preach. Public worship tomorrow az
ii a. m. and s D. m "Wednesday evening service at 8
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rwENTf.TIIIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. cor.
ner Lexinf on-ave.-Rev L. A. CRANDALL Pastor, VIII
nreach sunday, 10 80 and AS p. m. sabbath
School $50 y. IN. Strangers and young men specially
invited.