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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-05-11
WATERFOWL LIVE STOCK.


Prices OF Market Beet-A few choice 81 q
s7.25; extra $3.50 675; first quality 5000;
second quality $500 q $50; third quality $500
a 40
Prices of store Cattlc-Working oxen T.
pair, $50 a Sl55; Farrow Cows SIS a $50; Fam
cy Cows $50 a SIS; Mich Cows and Calves
from 80 a s4s yearings $3.50 q sis; two
years old sli S2j; three years old $40 S35
Swine-Western tat live "a 61ac; North
ern dressed hogs, T4c.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-m lots, $3.50,
S4.0O a $500 each; extra $3.50 615 or from
"a 7iic y h. spring lambs, 73,c.
Veal Calves "a a ga n.
Price of Hides, Tallow and STANDARDIZATION
Hides 5ia &c Y n; Brighton Tallow 3 q Ic
y NJ Country Hides sc t. n; Country Tallow
Ia &c v n; Calf skins c T. ID; wool pelts, 81
q Sl25 each; sheared skins, Is a lsc; Dairy
skins IL a 25c.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
y. Il. Choice grade includes nothing put
stall-fed 100 to 400 h Bullocks. Extra and
first quality include the best large tat oxen.
second and third quality include oxen and
two and three year-od steers.
Sheep-Extra include cossets, and when
those OF inferior quality are thrown out
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-05-11
N National Bank Of orwell,

at Orwell, in the State OF Vermont, AT the close
of business, April 80, lsSs.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-05-11
Oieo.

COMsTOCk-In New Haven, April 49, Mamie
f., youngest daughter OF II. ". Comstock,
aged ID years months.
COMsTOCK-In New Haven, April 90, Alice
f., third daughter OF IL. W. Comstock, aged
10 years.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-05-11
ALBERT A..
Henry ]. belong,

West Cornwall, VT, May 8, lsss.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-05-11

NOTICE.--Estate OF
" Edward -. Newell.

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court tor the District OF Adj
Olson, Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands OF all per-
sons against the estate OF Edward S.Newell, late
OF Shoreham, in said district, deceased and
all claims exhibited in offset thereto, here
poses afore said, Mt the residence OF Mrs Julia
A. Newell, ON the 2d day OF June and 23d day
of October next, from O'Clock p. IN. until
O'Clock u. m, each of said days, and that
six months from the 23d day OF April, A. ID.
lsss, is the time limited by said court tor said
creditors to present their claims to us tor eN-
animation and allowance.
Dated at shoreham, this 9Th day OF May, A.
ID. ISIS
ii. W. JONES, lCor,,s
10 NIRTULON RICH,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-05-11
Che Qlarsets.
VERMONT PRODUCE.


At Richmond, Monday, fair to good, butter
sold nj Is to zoe + III; choice and selections
at q to 22c; cheese, factory, IL to l2c t. N /:
eggs l2c per dozen; hay, 80 to Sll T. ton; po-
totoes 20 to - T. bushel.
At Nergennes, Saturday, butter was dull
at Is 2Oc. T. n; selections nj 2lc y IL: eggs
l2c u dozen chickens 10 a 13c y H. fowls, 10 a
60 6jc T. bushel: retail soc T. bushel; beet, 6 a
&c T M veal, W. to 4 &c T. ID; pork, 5ls &c T.
ID; hay quiet at - to 81 t ton.
BOSTON PRODUCE.
The condition of the butter market has
changed very little from last week. For the
best ladle packed BIC j. Il full price, and sales
OF ordinary quality rule nj 20c and under.
some OF the very finest Vermont dairy lots
brought 24c, but 90 to 23c per pound cover
most OF the sales, with prospects OF still lower
prices.
Choice small domestic pea beans are scarce,
and command 80 to $40 per bushel Choice
large pea are selling fairly at $3.50 to sass,
but II is not easy to place carloads ut over
S2.S0.
Eggs are quoted at IA, to l5c.
The potato market Is somewhat irregular.
The best 1oulton rose command 81 to 81 .0i
per bushel, and other Eastern varieties range
from 50 to SOC per bushel.
The hay market Is firm tor choice fresh
pressed, and some fancy grades command
sales. Winter pressed is slow ut Sl4 to SIG
Rye straw moves OFF at S23 to S2i per ton for
the best grades.
Trade in grass seed has started up, and
prices are firmer. Glover rules nj "a to SIC
per pound; timothy ut $3.50 to $50, and red
top ut S22 to $3.50 per sack.
The maple sugar trade i falling Off, and the
season Will soon close The market Is well
supplied and prices are easy ut to 10 cent.
tor best small cakes, and to cents tor tubs
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llldrrie0.

DOODY-FOOTE-ln st. Adams, May /, by
Rev. j. Druon, John ii Doody and Lillian V.
Foote, both of Middlebury.
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Railroads.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w n Y. c. & ii. r r. CO., iesseea
Trains leave West 42d.st station as follows ana ~
minutes earlier from foot OF JaysG. North River
Detroit and ch HE ,e 90 e. M 'o'oo' % D. m
sSralcSuse BuiiSlo MeScster, Suspension Bridge, Nj.
agsra Falls 3:l5, .9:65 a M IS 100, 3 ;l6 p y.
Utica BIS, % $50, (a) II 80 a. m, - 700, oS:l6 m
knFtop SsS9ggGTtie Se 90 q 90 SOs g Us No T
c sS, az 'V West FONT Cornwall Newburg, .s1a
- is s So 10 rs ta) II go a. M (sl 90 70 6l5
Cranstons Cornwall. NewburH.
Montreal and Canada a q East g 90 To-
ronto, 10 So a. m. 10 90, g: ,.
Elegant seepng-cars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit
onl ssfato sna Specials M II 80 NJ ts sA5 m Draw
ing sss George s5s Car, to csd
well Lakes Mo5one and MfnncwasEa via New Paltn 100
(s) II 80 a. m, (s) 3 As p m Drawing Room Cars TO
kpSn 90 "a II T,1s Hot. aS ant i PRoe
Poon Cars to Grand Station and to phoenicia dor
Hotel Konter.k and Mountain House, :00 (a) IL 30
Psenvills Cniro and Mountain House Station. Sis.
liz 90 .t 10 ., a. t, n s4S 5na n 81 D .S vi
Daily Daily exc,r. Saturday. Other trains daily
except svndoy. as Leave jersey CITY p Il r. sta.
s s1 4, e 80 me- g n H'0'A'n West Shore
For tlcket. ms tables. paror Or .leepnscar accom-
modaticls or information apply az Offices Brooklyn-333
Warrington T30 Fdtonst Annex ONCE, oot ot Full.
,onst York Clty-9e3 7s5. 942 Broadway. 1873 12
Vest Iadst foot q Jsy.st. n. II
westcops Express calls for and cheeks 6nggnge from
yanderbltave General Passenger Agent
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JULY 80, 1888
GRAIN AND PRODUCE AARKETS
rr.rrprs OF NEw.yoRK pEALrNoa

The speculation Saturday was active and
buying by tho short interest on receipt OF
wet weather reports. Although Saturdays Is only
short session at the Produce Exchange. tho dealings were
Of such character develop strong feeling OF con
ndence I'm the situation Wheat corn ana oats all ruled
higher The transactions I'm wheat options aggregated
COG 900 bushels and the market closed hm with prices
1898 cent below the best figures OF the day ut the
following quotations: July 90 10, August 81 49, sepem-
Der OIL Ia October 81 7-s November % 7s December
e3 3D. and May % IA cents There was only small
business done spot wheat but prices generally were
1oa1 cent higher Exporters took only 5000 bushels.
The market cloed firm at the highest prices OF tho day
Cash corn was dull. but closed steady. with prices
14a1.o cent higher. The speculation in corn was fairly
active but prices ruled somewhat Irregular at figures
odl cent higher closing firm at IA cent below the best
hsures on August and September. other months closing
at the highest quotations Of the day Following are ne
closing prices August and September 81 october % 90
November, SO l-2 and December. so Ia. spot oats
amo1nt CT trading closing steady Options remained un;
changed on August and 1Sdl4 higher on September ana
ociobcr closing firm at best figures as follows; July,
AZ 10 August, 80 1.2 September, 20 IL and october,
50 "A The lard market strong but Inactive ana
nrces generally ruled higher closing firm at an ADVANCE
81 . points for August. points for September inr
0ctober and points for December and year at ne iol-
lowing nguras: August IS 80 september eo DO OCTOBER
AZ 10 December and year 81 81
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July 30 (spcclaD.-The crowd apparently
looked for fall In prices yesterday after the nrst few
minutes but acting for Ream. Cudahy Jones ana
Kennett took all that offered and bid 10 sharply for
more that II hard to tell whether August wheat"
onened a. so So (tho onnca ouotatlon) or 81
Within i've minutes wheat full cent over tridsys
,oso Win little for sale Ream Cudahy continued
to take f. az they could IT, and scapers tailed
IN The buying increased In volume until IL swept
over the pit with rush The demand was not supplied
untl Drccs were cents above the closing prce on
Friday Then the market eased OF bS but fresh buying
cont it higher than before, and closed u Snn - cent
10 foeIgn crops had a good deal OF Influence This Is
cnnhatcaly weather market. II the cold rains continue
abroad the market Is In shape to 60 higher III on tho
cher hand bright weather should appear, 10 would likely
cause sharp break. The August option opened a. 80 o,s
sent advanced Ia and closed nt o. JulY closed AT
= cenfs over August The movement In corn Is TOO
much for tho bulls The prices went OF. August started
a, a cents touched and closed ut a. 7S oats were
dYli with downward tendency. Provisions were strong
and higher OF great purchase but because
on Inc extreme nervousness Of the pit Small
o.ca,,J wild nurtuation Hogs 5dl0 cents higher
a. Tho wards and the receipts for tho week mcagre
In tho nil the impression stu prevails that the Armour
short Interest covered, and that this oyershato"inS
influence Will be openly on the bull side
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortands ana
Desbrosses sts. follows
so a. m. for Catasauqus and intermediate points.
q. M for Geneva Lyons Elmra, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West and principal local points. Chair car 70
Elmra.
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car Tunkhannock Connection Reading and Harris
burg
$40 D. for Pittston and principal intermediate
points. Chair TO l.. and b. Junction
40 D. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car TO
Mauch Chunk.
p. IN. for Geneva Lyons Elmra, Rochester, But.
falo and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
S:l5 D. for LauTays and intermediate points
Trains leaving at a. m, 1 D. m and 40 p.
for all points in Mahanoy and azleon coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. for Mauch Chunk, Hazlcton and intermedaa
points
AS p. m. for Coplay and intermediate points
p m for Geneva Lyons. Elmira Rochester. But-
falo and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
General Eastern Office, 235 Broadway.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. on and after JULY !, 1883.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New.York. via Dcsbrosses and COriands
Harrisburg Pttsburg and West, with Pullman Palace
Cars attached 700 a. m, 80 (Dining Car and p m.
Dining smoking and Sleeping vestibuled Cars at 100
and and Erie ns a 30 80 3 H connecting at Cory for Titus
For We Lss anS 90 h m and 10 rs
any 20 M s S1 sso e5 ana 90 Saturdays
Baltimore Washington and the south, Limited Wash.
s sa Of a rq@ wa IaS5 Sar d eAs
daily with Dining Car, at 40 p. M arrive Washing
o9 C q 30 regular sns 90 20 200 ana spd 80 %
sunday O:l5 and a. 4 80 and D. m. and u III
For 6uantc City, IL 10 a. M. 100 and 100 p. week
E For pHs a Nay ZAP Head S' SSn Say n4 sta
tlons Railway and Amb9y, 80, 10 AID 10 IN.
On Sunday, 10 and rs a. m. and p. H. do noe
For I'D pcn: and Norfolk, via New.york Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad p m, daily via Baltimore
and Bay Line, $50 p, m. week days -, .,.,,,,
transfer for BroOkiyn; travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave, New-YOrk Via Desorosses and
8 90 ao 5 %. CHICAGO Limited with Dining Car.
and TO- Washington Limited. and II a. II 90 l.
Acconmodation s 30 and II 10 m, 40 and p M
Sundays Express 6l5, @ Limited and 10 a M
!, 80 8 g. 80. 5 and p NJ. and - ;l5 night
Trains Igayns New York daily except Sunday. a,
anS m On Sunday i T,snto" d
Ticket oc Mos .sS $40 and and ga s
Court St and Brooklyn Annex Station foot OF Fuon.st'
BrooKyn Station, Jersey City; Emigrant Ticket onse'
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for aud
check baggage from hotels and residences WON
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIN Ek KAILEOAD. ,r
JREAT FOUkIKAJh IItU y X LII
On and after July IA, trains leave
ifLfsfl , A Nl IlfyN.


q R and 1f SES XIX 4, Sf p,Rf le?Ss
Largest and Finest Passenger station IN America
TO ~, Rochester Express dra"ing'room cara 70
a. m, Saratoga Lake George, and Montreal. Special
drawing room cans y Saratoga Saldwel, Lake GEORGE
a. N. for Adirondack Mountains, Luzerns, North
Creek Schroon Lake, Blue Mountain Lake. &C. Drawing
- so a. m, FAMOUS vEsTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS LIMITED, composed exclusively OF ounes
smoklng-car dining drawing room and sieepng cars
Falls, Erie Cleveland Indianapolis ana Toeto arriving al
S Gonnects At ASaSy ei Co. O A'
flo 80 M, Chicago Express for Niagara Falls To:
9h o to and North Adams
drawing to Canandagua, Rochester and Rich.
III 80 a. m, Western New;York and Northern Express
Adams, &c Drawing room cars 20 Troy and Sarsoga
arriving Sas1Sss nd ca G%9i g. Spn'y' D raw
ing ats soon ' cars AID SSast smoking only
cars Albany, Troy and Saratoga Runs through
to Lake George on salsdag 90 bany and Troy Con-
meet. 70. @IIa@:5e%S' Sor'R Adams and intermediate
pony g m Fast Chicago Cincinnati ad St. Louis
press fSr HyaIa FALL and
Indianapolis ST. Louis, Detroit and Chicago with sleep
P ioF Clayton daily including Sunday 70:
eaFs en Clayton and Paul Smiths Utica and R.,
1880 D. m, Montreal and Canandagua Express daily.
sleepngears 70 Pattsburg and Montreal va Rouse POINT
and VIA st. hRans a nS 70 wa and
sunday Sunday train does not run west Of Albany
d.
Lyon Mountain Loon Lake, Saranac Paul Smiths &c,
via Psttsburg and Chateaugay Railroad also 70 Luz
zerne North Creek, schroOn Lake Blue Mountain Lake.
&c.. via Saratoga and Adirondack Railroad Sleeping cara
New-York Plattsburg and North Creek
D. m, Special Sleeper arrives Rochester 40 q m,
Buffalo 3 :35 a. m. and Cleveland rs p. IN
I'll 80 p M Fast Night Express for Riehfeld Springs
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto Cleveland.
Cincinnati. indianapolis ST. Louis Detroit and Chicago,
with sleeping cars Sleeping cars TO Canandagua on
Sundays only. u !
IL midnight, Adirondack Mountain Special for Saratoga
Lake George Plattsburg, Loon Lake, Saranac Lake,
Paul Smiths &c. Sharon Springs, Cooperstown,
and Rchhed Springs. SleepnScars 70 Albany
Tickets space in drawing and sleeping
Station, 49, s5 and $40 Broadway,
i3sth-st Station, New York 333 Washington and 730
Full ton sts, Brooklyn, and 10 4th-st, Williamsburg.
Wes,cotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences.
Static T. take up passengers lor North and West
l. NJ TOUCEY HENRY MONETT
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW,JERsEY.

II
For pT S' a of 'PH ss Bound Brook
f;.s. !.gsf ! IS 800 800
IL p have connection for RSadIRs Harrisburg Potts
As = Tor Lake HOpatcO G. ETsSon Bethlehem and
o9a: m. for bennington. EastOn Bethlehem. Allen
so a. NJ for bloomington Lake Hopatcong EasOn
Bethlehem, Allentown Maqch Chunk. Wllkesbarre. sersn
s Sum Ssyu LsewtsSurs wfaInspcrt ~
maya Gsun S Allentown M.uA
80 p. m, for Pennington. Lake HopatcOng. EastOn
90 and so p m for somerys and Termination
5i5 p IN. for EastOn. Bethlehem Allentown. Maush
Chunk. Reading, Harrisburg. etc On Sundays At 5 80
,sa5. 80. II rs a. m. 80. go, $3.50, T. 80
Tor 'Y Red bsnk Long Branch Asoufy cseaS
sYSSdsy fDs sss's So s. SO cn'' " Sa
Tvsa e. Ssr$sS.I sss LAKE
n: 20 p,;ag M for Beach Haven ATLANTIC
80 &c. so ssV Si 1Ss0 ii Sunday n
ri $C Ss}s3 EtE s0Hs 's'Ys Hs' is
80 p m s sSs35 81 h6 65''% feSEs
For LONG FR6S rHE So I. y GROVE etc.
70, nss,na DsO6 ssoSrisH HO9%S S Beach and
ssc a 49, 80 GS 0V su Ssy So Il 90 mo- no.
For A,ogy Isrs. Ocean Grove. etc. 100 100,
81 10 s s s 81 IPsesays rAu,.,ay,
and Saturdays 3 90 0 100. IL 100 a. m. 12 ia 100
For Atlantic Highlands, 80 90 a. m Il 100 Saturdays
For sIy re SS s ~ q and B,rnost 49, 90
81 S s q : ::s; gan b
FSsenss, IS hsosdssys brSotiyn M -. -. ~
baggage from hotel o. resiasasA
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTEkbSSi


and Jay follows: 80 - g.. via.
West Ard ST. so a. m Jay-st, 80 a. M LOT MI
dletown, tallsburg. Monticello. Liberty Maton psIo
Norwich Utica Rome. oneidl. Fulton os"eSo' puH'''
West 4sd.st 10 a. m. Jay:st. s 5S 3. m, tor
Waikiki Valley stations lakes MohonS MlnnewasSa'
Middletown Ellenye Fallsburg, Liberty Mhite iaAo
West 4od.s, 10 p. m Jay.st. $3.50 p m; ,.t sot
Waikiki Valley stations Lakes Mohonk MlnneT wssa.
Middl eown Bloomingburg, ElenNille. NJ D!ie Mon"-
eelio Failsburg Liberty White Lake Reekand ,uv 10,
West 42d-yt, ;eS D. m Jay,st; ie p m nn,sdn
Mddetown. Fasburg Liberty Walton NSrwieh 0ns'~
Osweeo Suspension Bd.e Detroit Chicago, 81 "a,
Buffet seepers 20 Niagara Falls Reclining oha' 20
Saturday ksifh holiday. West aed 10 p m ,S saS
A.. 90 D. M, for Campbell Hall, Mddletown D ssi,s
neburs Eienvlnc, Fssburg, Monticello Liberty White
LAKE.. Livingston Manor. Walton. Debit ,sservcd a,
Pullman Drawing Room seats and oerths resnva o-
sol broadway Time tables tickets 8e a. y ot 81.
nA 4 300 broadway, 1877 6thaye. lSs East i-oehs~'
S0i West iaStA-'t' YeTS.YSSyNSp ERsoN. O. p. A..
Is Exchange Place. Now fofk -
& HORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROuTE-ltI ,.ni
Central Station az 10 90 a m ana 90 m for wa va
Ill., Narragansett Pier Newport and Providence Pow
BOSTON 90 D. t. Limited Express Tor NewpofS Nav.
idence and Boston ii 80 Night EABsess fes GA nss -
port Providence, Boston-daDy. Paiaee f&'0s SsA'
SLEEPING Cars 70 desunsuenA
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1tdthcrs.

A BEST TEACHERS supplied; no charge. TEACH
"A EI,S registered 90 cents for pCsaSe vacancies
always on hand: form for stamp. r. L. AVERY. AmerL
tan School Bureau, West 14th-st. N. T.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n SUPPLIES Professors Teachers, Tutors. PoNcrnesseS
&C 70 Colleges Schools aud Families Apply "
MRS NJ. J. YouNG-FULToN, % Union square.
j branches circulars schools supplied PaTsn.,; Eng
lish French German, Spanish spoken MIRIAM COY
RIERF 81 Fast l7th-sL, bet. 4th-ave. and broadway
xsT6MAN,S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU uor
w both sexes supplies professors teachers govereses
musicians holsekttpcrA companions &c. 70 colleges,
schools ara families bookkeepers s'enographes and
'iMRS. A. b. CULVER, $50 5th.ave.. New.York City.
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RAILROADS..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
1N-Tralns leave from Chambersst station week days
81 so h%F Sc 200 g'ps 80 and f9 Nsss
; So 80 go 40 60 sa 80 sSo e 80 4
D. m For Manuel Spring Valley, Monsey and Tailmans'
SeS a'n and a. D. ausday special - ScS
p. m.
sa 'ra sss and IsSs
s3 ana SSs and
n sSd plo o. apa e sSm car & a
for checking and trs9ser baggage can be obtained TX
from iqeal trans 70 10 minutes earss
e Buffalo Pullman sleeping coaches Hornelsyille %
10 80 m week days Delaware Valley Express paror
car to Blpghe%Sn 0"sg2 nrs a and GGISSs,Gg
Pullman train day buffet sleeping coaches But:
Snsa no as 20, fasaHS o and
nh aa CSsSgS E7Rss PqRsn eoes sleeping
Rutherford and passac-4 f45. g. =. 75o 80 10 30
1 SaS = fS 70 - s shs
:ss' ~ @G AZ ' T. ~ 49, q =
r.is';Sa sasaSS 80 80 70 :s g noon
ssssS "a s sSS ~ 60 ! nom
NeHs ss and / Fssfs $S, kssaTk1s 90
q 20 M ia night zig q sdad SS 81 ny
o 30 ..
Rldscyocd and sursr 70 IA 159 80 70
IL night Also to Ridgewood, 80 a ~ 5 20 p m
to suagFn1 as $50 30 D. M sui ia Ssh 40 $780, iO''
Nesburg and cornwail-F so m 80, 80. 90.
g 80 D. m Sundays, o a. IN. / AS, y.
warwckWeek days, 40 9, 10 80 a nd ND l. 4;so NJ
D D: m Sundays, 4 AS, 80, 0 a. IA. 80, y. m.
Middietown and Port Jeryls-4 as, 80 o, 10 80
go, 4.3o, 3 1880, D. NJ Sundays. 4A5' 80, o
frPij.s .Ga sS From The West arrive in NewYor1 at
VT 7 MURPHY L. p. FARMER
Gen'l Sup't. General passenger Agent
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Professional.

j graph operator Now.York City Brooklyn railroad
employ preferred excellent references. Address W.,
Tribune once.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW: YORK TRIB:
a UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES. l235 Broadway, corner Thirty first ST.,
until p. NJ $50 galway between Twenty second and
1wCnty third SIS until go Wes1 Twenty third
St. corner Eighthave. 1872 siNth-ave l53 Fourthave
corner Fourcenthst 76O Ihird-avc, corner Forty sew
enth.st 1907 Thrd.ave. near sixtethst 1.70s First
ave 10C West Fortysecondst. Ninth.aye. and sixty
eghth.st and 60 Libcrty-tt, and the HARLEM OFFICE
$50 East Onehun lrodahd-twenty-hfthst up TO p. m
regular Office rates
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nlnsical Instruments.


EIsCHEE PIANOS. renowned for tone and standing
in tune. Manufactures and storerooms, 421 70 42d
West 2Sth.st, and s6T Broadway. 1Sth-st (Ditson's
Budinc). Pianos exchanged. rented or instruments
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Jnsirnrtion.
For Young Ladies-Countrv.

DYE SEMINARY. RYE. NETWORK.
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ct MAKY,s HAIL, BURLINGTON, n 1.-The Iii bs old,
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ESfst $$n# 1Ssaa$ ' hai
V,HE MISSES ANABLE's BOARDING AMP DAY
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paqlna for any college Twenty year begins septem
Der 81 For circular nS ,daFf n GBS6Ns HUNT
WEST WALNUT sTENrr boakDING sCHS2 s1 f %
sSSs a ,as.' 81 Pen
For Both sexes-country.
A Fhiee A. B. COURSE rTtpafso5y s,SSSi: Ensl9ss5
wffLsG ikfG G. WILKINS D D. frc.,I Meadyle' Penn
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or bu:ness Conservatory and 81. th9rOTsh il;
10 send for R ilgS!'. & fa fHSck NJ
IN 5oesc e. Ia n I'd Ss
Prh SSIa ''Ae' '0' JAMES H. DE GARMo Pm D.
e LINTON LITERAL INsTITUTEmle1 >, .pe ss@l.ts
bic advantages in music elocuon art business college
'' rsxsE sIsa'Sr NJ. FicsdchS Fort PAIN n y
EoRT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INsTiTUTE-3ist
sSsn, S courses iE S 10Y and
Guiding College nna seSe 10 ec
I"ctuIc each Term fr,c Tuition to Normal cssSs Is
1tuiic. necessary e graduation except Art and Music
sis' pei JOS = KING, D. D.. For; Edward n Y.
T. rankin N. y Delaware Literary institute isa'
SGsn. eo Ss 4c I2fs H. vEEIL Ph D.
Principal:
TJACK TyrTsTowT N - INSTITUTE has wide rep,
oeS Ssa muse: &c cG ar Ges'
t.ea rem ck Of room for past seven
young men refused I'VE Of these years Fifteenth year
''p'eT REV. e GEORGE H. WHITNEY, D, President
DFNYIYGroN (sEMINARY) NEwJE,ESSEsYY 1 n 0s
nANL9N D d. 6olr sepSe So@S comforts on and
$3.50 5s, SGys' o az e sSsS put art
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backward @qDhA N Xis 2R sc' rr Seoiso'
com -MAfLEW06D INSTITUTE 70, both J., 'e re.
Ysh Ora uotng Scientific and College PREPARATORY course
Special care 10 little boys Highly rcconmenled' =
SHoETLIDGE (Yalc). A. NJ. Principal
Musical Instruction.
MEANWHILE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Eminent tnnchers in all branches music and art 20
nunils Fail term begins September T. send for cata
iosue +. 4. REYNOLDS Director, Meadvilic, IA.
Miscellaneous.
<,IECULARs schools. both sexcs. city and country
Cvith careful advice 10 rsrents MIRIAM COYRlERE,
81 Ehst 11th-st., bet. 4tntye. ana BlOan"hy
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