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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-18
NHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


EEE ss4 SALE oS or AM
sETEETH s AyESgE
sEXES%H, BEfIEEN AND Z s IRE Is
vTsSs ct Fs s d sa s1a
the land records of the District Of Columbus,
s ~ On ell 6 gsb .uc II e rs
1883. AT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, part Of lot Z, in
Of said rannins
south As feet thence in southwesterly direction 8
said avenue northEesterly A feet; thence north 20
Eel loo to feet sse e street With east
ss9nns q ssd Sk
ans &
Of sss Int
street 70 feet inches by depth of 40 feet 10
thiss.s.SIy frame DWELLING house and Known as as
pre%isss No AZ eth street es 6
sale on the rss lot and 5000 on lot an
c9mpled WIN u ten days the property viii be re.Oid
d14dsds ROBERT iakfV ". !. Norris oRsfs Trustees
fALs e h1gsfs kSR F3rs 81
Houses Nos HE AND S9 Yfi4 BEING
Nary e. ss S
TwENTIETH, 1888 at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M. the
bered nine hundred and eighty three tSS: fronting
thirtytwo 32 feet on street northeast in the city
e s and running back with tia. width
two two-story frame DWELLING houses.
The property viii be sold in bulk or a. two separate
lots each with house thereon, TO suit purchssers
Terms of sale prescribed by said decree: Onethird
Of the purchase money to be paid In cash. and the bal
ance in two equal payable with interest
as 6: Ct he sa Ssn
OF $50 each piece Of property sold will be required
when the same f bid on An taxes liens and assess
paid out Of the proceeds Of SALE Property to be
veyed upon ratihcsron of sale BY the court All
complied with in seven days FROM day Of aale Trustee
reserves the right to resell the premises the and
cost OF defaulting purchaser upon 1--WE days public
10ttce Of such resale In some Newspaper pubshed in
CHAS. A ELLIOT, Trustee
DUNCANsoN BROS Aucts. ds1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-18

Tex Pm Crsr D1soousr
ON Oh BEFORE DELIVERY UNTIL cHs1srMAs
THIS DISCOUNT WILL BIZ ALLOWED ON EVERY
ARTICLE IN THIS ESTABLISHMENT.
YOU KNOW EVERYTHING NECESSARY FOB
FURNISHING HOMES FROM CELLAR
TO ROOF, EXCEPTING CRooKRRY,
HARDWARE AND TINwARE.
ARE FOR SALE HERE.
FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, CARPETS,
AND RUGS OF ALL KINDS AND QUAIL
TIES. UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND IN
TERROR DECORATIONS OF ALL THE
NEWEST AND BEST DESIGNS
BEDDING OF VARIOUS .
KINDS. &C.. 10.
ALL PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
wB MOSES SON,
CORNER nth AND SITS. n ".
ais Warrington d. @.
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The Pa1f9
on 1sf IEN 9S2ok Mt
W se at p9b s a C
Lost, Stolen and Abandoned Property, in conformity
'n coa%bs asd
Property Clerk Metropolitan Police of District Of
Sres Of 6RnSSSsd by the Commissioners of the
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
AUCTION ss sFEEG GF N HSgfE k9 14l7
rs ff5 fHf Il FTp # ths sss
HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ, 4-story brick
sna bse Ssh addition
known day of sale. d1s-dSdbs
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers
200 PAIRS LADIES, AND cH1LDRENs FINE
as s5PEf a t s5TFSs IS6
ON THURSDAY At Mo AgGTdoS S,rcv,pvp TWIN
TIETH, 1883, COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, We
sorted stock of fine shoes, to which we invite stten
DUNCANsoN BROS Auctioneers. d17-2t
VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
SALE s6 Fl lot
SED1hTEHY SOUTH 81 6Ff THE e cASff EAnE I'M
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
Ct al. vs.; Mcdonald ct al No s. sos equity. the IN.
Of TN ates VII e 81 gu 9bs il T9nt
JANUARY, 1859. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
lowing described real estate situated in the said District
and known and the ground plan there
Of as part of lot numbered fifteen 90 in square num-
the same at the distance of twentyone - feet 81
CO. sf1cs she Of said hot
inches thence west the whole depth Of the said lot;
thence north thirty three 1879 feet three 90 inches
thence east to the place of beginning
Terms of sale One-third cash; balance in six (6)
and twelve az, months. the deferred payments to
bear interest at the rate of ca cent from the
day of sale all cash. at the option of the purchaser
All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser de-
posit of 800 required at the time of sale. If the
terms Of sale not complied with in ten days the
Trustee the right to sell at the risk of the
faulting purchaser.
JOHN +. ENNIS, Trustee
d15-d&ds 4S6 Louisiana ave
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To II he Poon Am RrcH

DUNcANsoN BROS. Auct.. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-15
SOME NEW BOOKS.

~Socicty in Rome Under tho Caesars by william
Ralph Ingc NJ A., Charles scribners sons was VIII.
ten as Cambridge prize essay In 1885, ana oo'aiic"
tho IIare Price, II is careful COLLATION. OF All ING
facts known concerning tho life OF tho Romans In OF
about the first century, and presents comprehensive
sketch OF the manners and customs OF the periou.
Unfortunately the materials for detailed account oil
the life OF the Roman people do not exist. history
and the classics have recorded only the dongs OF
minority class namely, the rich and distinguished iew'
We have general views OF the popular amusemcns ID
tho accounts of the circus, and there arc Incidental
references to tho ways ia which the poor iivcd when
sujce 10 show that poverty in Imperial Rome was at
tended with similar Inconvenience and limitations TO
those which embitter 1t to-day Mr. nge considers In
separate chapters, religion, philosophy morality, gov
eminent and society literature and art grades OF so
c,ctv. education marriage etc, daily life, amusemcnts
and Injury and he brings together in those chapters
tho substance of tho information to be found In Becker
Couianecs Guh and Kouer, Marquardt and many other
modern writers.
aFrom Lands of ExIles is a translation by Clara
Bell Nv s. Gotsberger) OF Pierre Lotcs charmiSg
foreign Sketches including the pathetic and beautiful
dedic to the memory Of Mrs. Edward Lee Chiide
The sketches may very well be better KNOWN for they
arc unique. The spiritual atmosphere surrounding all
Pierre Lote's books and which is distinguished by
what may be called scnsuous Sadness charactcrzes
them in a high degree. The emotion porvading them
in the moaning ard sobbng Of the sea on rocky and
mist swathod coasts. The mystery Of the ocean en-
ters into all this author writes and 1t is nowhere moro
strongly present than in this little volume, which
every poet at least should read.
An edition OF DR.. Geike's II" Holy Land and the
BbIos in two volumes has Just been brought out by
J. d. Alden. All things considered, this is an e1-
collcnt edition, and its moderate price Will put 1t
within the reach Of large number Of Sunday
scholars and Bible students, who will find in 1t a
valuable book Of reference. Tho type is clear and
the illustrations fairly good
DR.. +. Paxton Hoods two books, The Throne of
Eloquence" and "The Vocation OF tho Preacher
Funk & wagnalls) taken up with showing by
examples the great power which the Christian
pulpit has exercised in every age. Dr. Hood shows
wide knowledge OF preachers and methods Of preach
ing, and on the whole makes two interesting books
out Of these topics. A 1udcious pruning, however,
would have made them much moro readable.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
ONooT Oh Liberty STREET; NoKTH RIVER

Time Table OF NAY i3 1855.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Bound BROOK
Route as T. 7t5, o. II q: m 80, 3;l5: :! 80
49, 10 p. N. SUNDAYS at A. s as a. m; $3.50, ~ N
Trains leaving at T. AS II 8. m, 80, T. 30 30
10 D. xayo connection, RESIDING Harrisburg Potts
VILE, q. III Easton Bethlehem. Allentown
Nsuch Chunk. Reading. HarT1sturg etc On Sunday for
Easton.
80 q fsr Iisningi on Tgh Bridge p,aneh Essson.
toa Readlns. Hs,rlsbgrg. ronsss Tamaaua shamok.n.
Sudbury Icwlsburg. WillamsporL
4 n m for bennington hston, bethlehem, Allentown,
Mouch Chunk Reading. Harrisburg, cts.
3I5 % M. Esston Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk wllkesbar.e Scranton, TamaQua. Shsmokin.
80 D. m for F1emngton, High Bridge Banca Easton.
Bethlehem, Allentown, Reading. Harrisburg, etc.
500 and so p m for some,yne and Fleminstcn.
Chunk etc. On Sundays 81 80 D. N
4, e15 IL rs .. M, 1, 80, 4, 80. CHS n. (;
Sundays 6 90 o 90 a. m for Red BANK. Icpg Branch
(Ashufy Park ooedn Grove except Sundays Point Pleas
l. s:I5 a. m, / 100. 4 80 p. m. for LAKEWOOD. Toms
River Parlor Cars at 100 and 30 p m
a. m. l. p m for ATLANTIC CITY. Vineland
80 e:15 p m. Sundays 100. m. for Perth Amho,.
4, s16 II - a; m, 30 p m for Monmouth Beach.
Scabrght Highland Reach.
EEwJERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier s. North River 100 .. m for Atlantic High
landA Highland Beach, Seabright Long Branch, 10
Sundays except Atlantic Uighlands) 40 .. m >,
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corroN MARkErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL May a. - m.-CottonThe sales OF the GAY
ncuded 800 balas American. Failures closed stcans
Upands Lew Mlddng clause May delivery 22bs sci,rIs
MAY and Jnne delivery. 22G<d sellers June ana uiy
delivery 23Ofd sellers: July and August delivery 20
Cad buyers August and September delivery D z3.ot
selers september and october delivery 1864 vano
October ami November delivery S64f buyers NoyemDst
December delivery, 764d SELLERS september delivery
22-G4d. sellers ,,,, o,,,ro-
Middlinx 1-6 Good Ordinary Sr; set and gross TO
ceipts is3 bales sales. ID bales stock G,t36 bales
NORFOLK May t-cotton-steady Middlipg. 1910; nes
and receipt 62G bales exports coastwise la4o
baos: sales lG3 bacss stock 1871 az bales.
SAVANNAH, May l1--Cotton-QuieL MddinR u 10; IoH
MiIdling . 3i6; Good Ordinary 1l.l6 net ana gross
receipts 450 baes exports coastwse. 9l0 Dass saies
= tales; stock Is, 1913 bales.
NEw.oELEANs. May H.-cotton-ouiet niddling.
Oh: Low Middling. g1.l6; Good Ordinary. $40 net
receipts 456 bales gross receipts liz bales eEpctss
coastwise 1919 baios sales l5OO bales STOCK iooso'
bales.
OIL MARKETS
on CITY, Penn. May "a National Transit Certinoases
opened at SCH highest s7's lowest s9t closet 90 =.
ters 1907 barrels shipments 1896 barrels runs o. $40
barrels.
PTsBuRa. PENN May iPetroloum fairly active CLOSE ca
s6s; highest 81 3, lowest 56l.
BRADFORD Penn. May l4-Nationa Transit Cert ncate'
opened at $685. closed at sea- highest 57S lowest oo2
ClearaDces. $4,000 barrels
TuusvLLE Penn, May 14National Transit certinoatos
opened nj seas highest 81 81 lowest ssh; closed 500
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NEW-Y YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
On d.ftp May 2
ON and after May 10, trains leave
Ln Ii lRNn,ll AL. S1r LTIlH


GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
largest spd Finest Passenger Station In America.
Stopping at New Uptown Station on 1SSthst az noted
Albany Troy and Syracuse. also to Montreal
% $50 a. NJ FAMOUS CHICAGO vESTIBULED LINZ
TIED composed exclusively Of Buffet smoking car. dining
drawing and sleeping cars, for Albany Utica
Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Erie Cleveland and Toledo
arriving Chicago 0 so q. next day.
ITO 80 a. m, Chicago Express fof Niagara Fails To-
Chicago drswingsroom cars Canandagua and Rochester
til 80 M, Western New York and Northern EXPRESS
ESQ p M, Albany Troy and Utica special with draw.
Ing to Albany ana Troy connects at Troy for
Saratoga Saturdays only. 49,
a y. m, Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
&c M East Chiess9 Sineinnati and S. Louis Ex-
ronto, Cleveland Cincinnati, indiana polls ST. louis To
ledo Detroit and ChIcago with sleeping and dining
tic 80 D. Montreal and Capandaigus Express daily.
Sleeping cars To- Pattsburg and Montreal Via kouse's
daigua daily except Sunday Sunday train does not
p m, s1ccial Sleeper, arrives Rochester 40 a. m.
ri 30 p m, Fast Night Express, for Rochester, Fu
fao Niagara Falls Toronto Cleveland, Cincnnau In.
daRspolis st. Louis Detroit and Chicago, with sleeping.
Sleeping 70 Watertown via Utica. daily
1e night Albany Express. With secping.cars Albany
and Troy. Connects with the morning
for Saratoga Lake George and for the North except
Tickets space drawing room and sleeping cars on
sale at Grand Central Station 43 1855 and 942 Broadway
u Park Place, Battery Place. 90 West 1o5thst: and
Fulton sts, Brooklyn and 10 <tl.st., Williamsburg.
Wescots Express calls for aud checks baggage from
.Run daily others daily except Sunday lstop at 1asth
%o86n h up hN Si M 5Sf %'t
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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gitnations Wanieo-femaIes

TOOK by young English woman in private family
LunferstaIds cooking in all branches thoroughly,
ana has best references Call at Mrs LOVES 2S4 3D.
ave-, store
NT1ID 6c-By a woman as maid Tor elderly person. or
I 10 wait on delicate lady, and do plain sewing 81
West 24th-st, present employer.
yNrYRgF-A lady wishes 10 lind place a young cr
IN whom fhe can recommend as brisnJ and faithful 10
take care OF children old enough 70 walk would like her
~ 90 m the country for by latter
only MISS c. THOMPSON. 239 East l2tt-st
NURSE dc-By French girl from Gonova competent
M take CHARGE OF small children in nfst-clas family
rood sewer; Wages ego; three years reference. Call
LEA. 1852 West 32d-st.
NruPgt &e-Dy refined educated. who II a
IN traned nurse useful companion; mental
disease speciality understands Of children ana house
keeping; city or country Address MISS HAZE tribune
Uptown once. 1.23s broadway.
yUAITREss by young girl country preferred good
w personal reference. Address WAITRESS. Tribune
Uptown once, 1.23S broadway.
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ANTWERP WOOL SALES.
ANTWERP MAY lI-At the wool sales to-day thore was
good attendance and active tomnnd TweBtyfour nun
bred bales offered OF which sold 1891 bales o
Buenos Avros francs per 100 klos 23S bales
of Montevideo lO56ls0 francs 1853 bales Australian
greasy lG00 100 francs per 100 klos.
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Gearbers.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS A asnes.es
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GoVefheSSo'
&c, 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 10.
MRS If. J, Y0UNG-FULTON, % Union square
4 BEST TEACHERS supplied; no charge TEACm
"A. Frs registered 20 cents for postage vacancies
always on hand fern for stamp. X f. ANEhf' AulcFi
ran School Bureau. West 14th-st, N y
- ovERNESs-An experienced lady teacher Ia music
u modern languages and in English branches WISHES t
Sune 10 october Address L. J. B., Brooklyn T. o
DRIyATE LESSONS in stcnography tPitInans I'm.
proyedl given at my residence 90 Clinton place. Wy
terms, so cents per lesson; day and evening" Mrs
HENRI L. STUART.
9 CHERMERHoRN'S TEACHERS' AGENCY. Old
- est and best known In ". s. Established 1855.
z East 14thst New YORK
FTNUTOR-Young German speaking French and English
place growing children; best city refer
ence. Address s., Tribune Uptown Once. l2SS Is way
TUTORS GoverDcsses &c.-Professors, Teachers all
Il branches; circulars schools supplied 70 parents
Trench, German, Spanish spoken. MIRIAM COfRlEhE,
81 East 17th-st, bctw cen 4thave. and Broadway.
WANTED Resident lady teacher. English branches
little knowledge OF German preferred Western echo4l
also several resident French teachers HESSES Teach
ers Agency, 10 Fast 17th-st
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU 0or
w both sexes) supplies professors teachers Rovernesse
musicians, housekeeperS companions &c. TO colleges.
schools and families also bookkeepers stenogaphers ana
MRS. A. D. CULVER. 800 5;h-ave.. New-York City.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
wv e L 90 laasaca

WEST SH1RE, KA y 81 ,a,..o.
Trains leave West42dst station follows and ~ nutes
OF Jay ST.. North River.
Detroit aud Chicago. 80 IS ,. M. 600 'sl5p m
St Louis 900. 'Sl6 p.
syracuse Buffalo, Rochester, suspension Bridge niagara
Falls 3:l5. - IS J. m, '6:U0 1913 p IN.
Utica. 3:l5 $500 all; 30 a. NJ, 900, -S;lo D. M
kingston saugortie Catsku. Albany 3d. +1;l5 $3.50.
NJ We.i poiut Cornwall Newburx 1918, Ills
g. S. i0ib al 20 M s40o 4i0. 5:lb 'Sl5. SAB
ana .6 90 D. NJ, Cranston's Corn wall. NewDurS
For Montreal and Canada East. 800 N, ~.
Hamilan London 20 65 a. m 800. 1918 p M Toronto
1888 a H.. t6.0O. 's:l5 p 49,. ,,.,. n.,,.
Elegant sleeping for Buffalo, Niagara fs pe'rolt
Dam fp,ly except Saturday Other trains daily except
Sunday a Leave Jersey City, p r. X station ~ li.o
a IN s3lO D. NJ Hsboken West shore Station dliiSo m
s3;50p. IA. ,..,.- oor ..co,, md,
Information. apply a. Offices 2,,nn
$50 Fultonst, Annex Office. loot OF fuiton
NswYors CiIy-ss3 7s5 SAP Broadway. 1857 Bowery ~
PARK Place West shore Stations FOOT OF
foot Of ST, ". Il u r. Ia ~ 80
YAulsrbilLAya GeperM FsseonkoA - 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-15

HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA. May A-Sugar quiet Spanish gold Z3St
D233a Exchan &c firm
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Aurfion Sales Of Real estate,
Citp i1rousrtp Go Eet.

~ o LET-Four.story house In West An ~
i 9th ami 10th ayes cabinet finish. r. u o0eN'>@
agent Clark Estate, 25 West 2SisI
0O1 MIDIsoN-AYE, COR 43DsT.-The Larger
s1c) norton OF steam heated. furnished corner houy'
uhe owner reserving some Pooms) TO let from May -
Apply on premises from 70 p. m
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Railroads.
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
OLD POINT COMFORT,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
AND THE SOUTH.

~ FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
AND THE SOUTH.
NEW.YoRK. PIIILADELPHIA, NORFOLK R r.
daily, s 200 m Tickets and sleeping berhs secured
az any IicSet once OF the Pennrylvana Ralirosd Co
III. W. dunno, Supt T. u. COOKE, G. r. & +. A.
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
RAILwAY.-Trains leave from ferries &C West 4ad
aud Jay sta rs foiit~s:
West 42dst., so a. m Jay-st, 40 a. IN. for Mid
dletown, Fallsburs. Monticello Liberty Wilton Delhi
Norwich Utica. Rome, Oneida Fulton, Oswego Buffalo
DetrMt Chicago, Waikiki Valley points. =
West t2dst, : 10 p m Iay.st. ass D. ~. for Mid
Wes, 42d 81, 2o D. m Jsy;st, 0.io M daily for
hiddletown FallkbuIg. Liberty, Walton NdwIeh Oneida
osweeo suspension Bridge, Detroit Chicago st. Louis
free 70 Rochester.
Pullman seeplng.car berhs reserved az so7 Broadway
Tmctab.es tickets 60, 207, S07 ga. J. 325 Broad
New.York.-, ]. C. ANDERSON c. u A.,
Is Exchange Plsce. Ncw.York
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RAILROAD.

GRAND TRUNK LINE
Trains leave Nsw-Yqrk via DesbrOssos and Corrfands
Hai:6Ss flt.sSs the West Mn Pullman Palace
YORK and Chicago limited Go Of PsrS Dining smoking
Es tJts .a ssn ne fsy for 'a'v Pc
For tsSan.s 100 sac Ha - aa lS nS s.ns
loo M. o0t 2;So and 100 p mo- Saturdays
Ton ExpTsss y raltnan FsSs5 cas- daily s8ceSs
s sna Ssy 10 With s' c M:'hHssn 46 20 h
ssSt ssnaa; &c .aa :? s 90 G 70 nd 6S
D. n,, and IL is night N wv
For ATLANTIC CITY p M wseEd'ss Through PariOr Carr,
LSns BE Bans5 Ss Bay " Zeal crmeee s
tons Wis Rsh-sy and Anboy So e:lo m, - noon.
Sl0. 10 and m On Sunday 0 :4S a. m and pm
For 9 DO psS and fl Sarok Va Philadelphia
and Bay Line, 80 p M, woek:eays,
tians,cr for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave NowYo via Desbrosses CoYt
landt Street BsrrleA, rs follows:
e;2o 80 o %. ChesgS Limied with Dining CaS and
ssnSsy Rapls. 20 s spS 50 nI R .s S fd
4:8o. 5, g 6:3o aud p. N and II rs night. 40
rra fSs ISVnS New York daily ereop, Sunday
s1a M % uSdsy mi ans al iS e.ndea and
Houss Battery Piece and foot Of DesbrOsses and Corr.
l.ndt SITS Coartst and Brooklyn Annex Station foot
The, New.York Transfer Company viii call for and
check baegsge from hotels and residences ,oor
Manager
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IRE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4O1, 3I7
IL I'll and 957 Broadway. 1881 Bower. 1877 westss
Battery Pacs Chambers street and 23i street ferries
NswYOrk 33l and 1913 fulton.st- Brooklyn: LOT Broad
ken; 62 Nontgomery.st, and New.Ss. ios Jersey CITY
where aud Parlor Sleeping ca reservations and
orders for checking transfer OF be obtain cd
Express trains leave 23dt minutes osrer than ms
o a (sundsys Chanberss s:l5 23sst 1856 a. rl)-Day
Express Pullman Buffet Ora Coaches e.
mira, Hornslsville. Buffalo. Pnllmaa Sleeping Coach
from HWnslsvills 60 Cincinnatl
OF Day and Buffet Sleeping Coaches to Buffalo,
st Louis 70 extra charge for fast time .A'
ll30p m.-paiy Cheayo Express Pullman Bunet sleeping
fao jamestown. youngstown, Cincinnati and Chicago
Rutherford and Passsio44G 1850. lesSoA mi ~ noon
l45 $50. 440 5;l0 $50 300 6;l0 $780, 1880 5. 1880
Pm; l2nghs Az Rs,n9rtsrd $50 ! "a i, S2o m;
i2nsoa Z T. 6Sd $50. y 1870 p "a: IL night
Patersou-44p, 1850, y 1880 W.. IL neon LAS 33l
$50. 4, 40 l4o. 5;le $780, 500 5:lo 6;so, 1872 3
li:5oa $50: !1o. $50 $40; So; $50 iso. 10
Rid seSssa aaI Zoo s. n it5
wood. $50 M; $50 5;2op IN; to sarorn. $3.50 p
p. "a. Sundays SIS a M . 5p No..
Warwick-WeeEdaysa l030a m; 430p M
Ioshen-4 40, so, g. 10 30 a. 80 4, $780, 80
II 80 ?. m Sundays +;45 s;15 10 80 a. IN $3.50
MlddletSwh and Port Jery,-44S 7.so O. lo.soA $40
i 10 80 O. M 80 3 TO ~ Ii 80 sundays 40
Express trains from the West arrive In NswYork at7oa
w w. j. 1' aT IN L. 2 FARMER,
Gen'l Sup'G General Passenger Agent
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Gitp prcpertp for Sale.
Busiucss })rouertp for Sale ano 10 LII

DJoINING Grand Central Depot on e,ssS heat Apply
33i Madison-ave Ala
II UILDING TO LET.-New. a1s'or'' -'A'''
D0'Ac'A rutland WHITING. Beesnsn s >
r offs TO II,r-On Beekman. Fulton "'A'
IL and other streets IN the ysITnIiSsG Beekmanse
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Gituations Wuntso- Ala!es.

<,oACUMAN and GROOM-By single man, age 30
CSet with present employer with 10 years city and cou
try exnerence strictly temperate useful am obging
civ or country good reference. ROBINSON JOG West
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Oefru Gteamero.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
~ sDOkr ROUTE TO LONDON,
NEW-YORK, SOUTHAMPTON ANc BREhEN-
Steamers sail from pier foot I'd st., Hobokcn-
FAST EXPRESS STEAIEHS.
kller Wed May 10 80 SaLc Wed May % 3 40 p m
Elder, sa May II, u a. m Fulda. sat- Nay 90 a m
First Cabin, 800 and upward berth according TO 10.
cation Second Cabin, $50 and eco berth Steerage At
lowest rates
oELRICHs g. CO.. No. Bowl e Grecn.
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~ Trains leave from Chsmbers-st Station week dsys
for Englew GOD, Tenshy Closte Sparkh and Mack
100, 90. 9 so and II 80 rs. $50 90. So
90, 40, 40, 100. 10 80 IL midnight SUNDAYS
100, so IN, and D. m. For Manuel Spring Val.
ley, Monsey and Tallmans week days o0 80 a. m,
80, 6 40 p. Sundays so a. m. and 8 D. m.
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STAMFORD. CONN.
- Miss Aken's School for Young Ladies and Children;
commences Oct 3. 1888. 1850.
After July J. address CATHERINE AIKEN,
South Yarmouth Mass
GUNNER SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, opens June IL at
Address RoBT C. FLACK, A NJ.
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OreGn Gieamers.

CIRCULAR LETTERS Of credit for travellers
~ abroad available in all parts OF the world is.rod 10
HEIDELBACH. ICKELHEIMER h Co :"
Foreign Bankers. 90 Wl.liaus.
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q AMBURG- AMERICAN s. S. Limo for Ply.

Al mouth London, cherSou,g paris ana Hsmburs
leasing, a. M, May IL damlOnla, 10 a. m, May 81
Rufla, m; haS "a ,wIeland Z mr. June !.
Gen. Agents, 81 BrOai-st Pas. AgentS EiUav n "
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