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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-16

In State issues the business was covered by
sales OF Vlrg pa 6s, deferred receipts, at 10 !.s:
OF city bank stocks, Citizens sold 400 at 1875
special features; Business was restricted by
small offerings, and prices ruled firm. Reference
In the unlisted department of The Stock Ex-
change there was little activity: Cotton Oil GER
wick Co. 800 at IA 1-2al4 IA, Buffalo Iron
400 at Sc 25as6 81 IL, and Kingston and
Pembroke Iron 400 at 81.
AS usual on Saturdays the money market WIS
little more than one for quotations which wero
l-2a3 per cent
The Sub Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House sl,143,952
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day were s620,1O4, and the internal revenue
receipts were S469.410 The United States Treas
ury received 1897. 900 National bank notes for re-
demption, and the receipts for the week were as
follows:
New-YOrk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ssol4ss $4,000
Philadelphia 1000 100, 500
mseSsnooas 1883 1883 4o oiG2S
Total Observation-Disclosures 2oO9Os1 s1.766s62
The United States Treasury holds sl63 3ss. $50
United States bonds National bank crcus-
ton as follows:
Currerfy s3 $4,000
-Four ana half per 60 s., go
sl27,5OO bonds withdrawn during the week,
81 20. 600. National bank note circulation out
standingLcurrency notes.. 1924, $4,000: gold
notes sl34.4 against which is held the sum OF
SSS,I36760.
In London, British consols were easier and
closed at 90 81 and SO Ia respectively for money
and account. Money is quoted unchanged, that
is, at IL per cent for discounts in the opeu
market American railways generally opened
lower, but fully recovered and closed strong. Al
Paris French per cents were easier at s3.05
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NETWORK
1855 1857. 1855
Dry eoods........ 81 500 $40 81 $50 243 a. o3i
Genl merchandise 5,07311 6i0S. pa 6,1O5. $50
Total for week. s6.97306t S004. 467 ~. s54 500
Previously repted 40 703 079 440s3s $50 1876 74d
Total since Jan1 s417 676I43 s4ss o49 s443e416
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NFW-YORK
For the 81 ga 500 S3G4,436 Ss6TS2
rep'ted. 29,140ssS 80 544,9oi All
Total since Jan1. s3 1i5 3ss $50 9O94l7 s76al 2Os
EXPORTS OF SPECIE FROM NETWORK.
For the week. t149 36t 1896, 74s IS 6sS, 500
Previously rep'ted AZ 109s07 1903 COS 35,40S.sSt
Total aimee JanL s47 25sl74 SIS 2so75e si4os7 $50
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I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and
DesDfOssss sts. as follows:
go III. Tor Catasauqus and intermediate points
a. for Geneva. Lyons, klnlIra, kocnester, BuHalo
and the West and principal local points Chair car 70
Elmira.
II a m for Cherry Ford ard intermediate points 49,,
for TuukhannOck aud intermediate points CHAIR
10 Tunkhannock Connection to Reading and Harris
burg. 49,.
$40 p. m. for Plttston and principal intermediate
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$40 D. n. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate pointA
Connection Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car TO
Mauch Chunk 49,,
Z D M for Geneva Lyons Elmra, Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons .
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meet for all points in Mahanoy and azeOn coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton and intermediate
points.
645 D m. for Coplay and intermediate points
for Geneva. Lyons Flmira. Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper Lyons
General Eastern ONCE 235 broadway
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Boys and Young Men Country.
NEW ILLUsTRATED CIRCULAR Of SW WI TT NC g;
BOYS SENT FREE
Boys and Young Men-country.
6Syn ho4s d dsf rom N y over,
looking ''i l. l. sound An lnccrpolaed Academy for
boys EHGa Gacs ot N wgl Emu sBni
1ss eSgn t Ffneo sep ABBY
rNLMwOoD SCHOOL FOR BOlS.-At Milford, Conn.
II Parents WHO a'e unfortunate "a the MANAGEMENT 0;
S Sfi a io scs S 10 Aires Tf FNE A. HOVE Sup
lNREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. J,Forty-
iou EEyy 'ahl d. o' cAN"B Bp u :. ' 49, Principal
HT,UlAND MILITARY ACADEMY, Worcester,
p1i,ncnts .tiic, discipline aai ho@s care, NsSt tenn
ia Mlst:s '
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytowr-on Hudson offers I'M
~ , qa -d So5. Ii IL par '' hHGNAc Pm b.
EwJEEsEY Meqsa r5 EgaF d EG fliy b BSS s0l
Beautiful Counry-s at Home Training, Tholough In
s'u'''O' X REV. RfEil EIIftN 4 NEwBoLD principal
ID ARK AVENUE INSTITUTE, BEiD,G;Er0KT, Conn SIH1
LAefen1 .o 1eased Bsqins Sept TO- 1885,
For circulars A11''4' s. B. JONES, y. Nj. Principal:
rr1UT TETKSKILT MILITARY ACADEMY. PeeKs
KILL JJoilN r. 1IILDES. e. NJ NJ D.. Principal
yTIEULAND PccKskI y. "a boarding school Tor
boys FrsFre IF AiiGgifffi.6M in b A.
EDWAHD P PEAIusON b 5, Principals
rNpTNTTY SCHOOL. TivolLon- Hudson, Y
I The Rev. JAMES STARR CLARK, ID: d., rector
Assisted by five J siien5 tachcrs lipys anu YOUNG
men thoroughly ntel fog the b. ~ colleges ana uhVersnA
scientific schools OF Tor business. This school oLeis
the advantages II healthfu location home comforts hr.
teachers thorough training asduous care OF het
manners morals AMI the exclusion ~ bal DOy 70 co
Sc enous parent, looking for school where they may
with confidence place their sons Siccia INSTRUCTION sN
in Pnyscs ami Chemistry Tho twenty second year VIII
begin Sept II.
Art Schools.
NJ RS. LOUISA Il. CULVER Will resume he classes,
wi from October %. IN Drawing, Oh ana "atercoIOr
Painting, sin Life Flowers and Landscape, China Paint
'7 no % WEST ODD ST. -
References Mr. ID. Huntingdon fiealachs N'tohsl
Academy Of Design Mr. william Hart y A. ny James
NJ. Hart y. A. Nj. David johnson, N A.
For YOUNG Ladies Country.
~ OLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ENGLEWOOD,
4 n J. Reopens september 20. PREPARATION f3r coli
ege special y. pupil, admitted . NaSar Weit sly
and Smith on our eeriileits ADALlNE w. STERLING,
CAEOLISE NJ. GEKklSH A y
IOME INSTITUTE. Tarr<own. N. "a boarding and
4 day school for young ladies' ana ttle girls
Mis-, ". W. METCAIF, principal.
ID ARK PLACE SCHOOL,
L Batavia. y. Y
second half yearly (of ISIS ana 1850 VIII open
an / 1889 For catalogue tdi', u yrll.
MISS NJ J. STEPHENS
ry,TE FALL TERN Of " Park place school Batavia
Il n. Y, Will open September 6, losS For catalogues
Miss MARY J. STEPHENS, Principal
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ArOpTUEPN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

~ -Tlaiu- leave Chambcrs-sL station week days for
Eng. ewooi, Telaay Closter Sparkll and Nyack 80
= 20 10 ami il 80 m. rs 80, T. a 30, 10
: 30 O:1O % 40. 10 80 .. ~ midnight sundays
Z, . 80 m; '7lj additional trains to Csess-
sill AMI way 10 O. IN. and 80 p M
For Manuel, Spring Valley, Monsey and Tslmans.
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Geachcrs.


A -BEsT TEACHES supplied. no charge teachers
~ wanted Iegi ration fer; vac nci's away OF hdnd
form for stamp. Il T. ANEKY. AmeIl- an school Buieau
West l4th-st, y. Y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors 1, ache Iuois 1O'ef1iesaes'
&c., u COLLEGES, schools ard Families Apply 10
Mrs. VI. J. YOUNG FULTON 20 Union Square.
4 TUTORS Foverne-ses. professors, teachers all
a. branches, circulars schools supplied iithts Ilpu-
languages spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERL, 81 East
A THOROUGH piano instruction by highly qualified
n lady. giving clear beautiful touch. fine technique
and taste Tor music Reduction 10 beginners In
teresi.rg. thorough method for children. Address
TECHNIQUE" Tribune Ohice.
ID ROCKwAY'S TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi,
and families Mrs l.. FRE<lAN- BROChWAf' 20
West 28d-st. Recommends schools TO parents
HEsSRs TEACHERS AGENCY. 10 East 17thst
III supplies competent teachers, tutors goyenesses
mends best schools Eng ish, German, French spanish
spoken.
rVEACHERS MULTIPLICATION vocal.
and German college DO-itionl two superior nursery
gOVencsses with English and elementary music; COVER
ness English branches or9li ana vocal music WOMANS
EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU. 800 5thave
WANTED. native French. very good
w families, h!gh salaries: French good music uu-
pill German, vocal music. Southern school German com
anton for South gcntl oman Catholic primary
English French SPANISH. mathematics. classics Tor
church school MIRIAM COYRI ERE. 81 East 17th-st,
oetween 4th.aye. and BIoadway-
w ANTED-Frcnch teacher; seminary governess; Eng
w lsh. Ir,ucn, plano mlauion; recommends 10
Miss DoNOVANS Teachers' Bureau, 80 East lith-st
w oMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU Cfor
W both sNes supplies professors teacher. govcrnesses
musicians housekeepers companions chaperones &c.
phers and c0uyists 10 business firms
Mrs A. D CULVER. 800 5th-ave.. New York CITY.
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Gaming ACADEMIES.
A LEXANDER MACGREGoRS. 100 WEST 18TH ST
~ Classes and priv Instruction daily.
Genuenen's class waltz only. begins saturday
Inc. Dec l. Hall 10 let for private entertainments
A LIEN DODWORTH NO. 6s1 FIFTH AVENUE
"A 80 Glasses ana private lessons now open
Clashes Tor gentlemen VIII COMMENCE Dee.
For terms. Sc. send 2cent stamp ior circular
A -CARTIEvs DANCING ACADEMY. so 9th.
~. between 18Th ana lith-ss private and class
lessons all hours; lady a-siStnnt special terms for
clubs and families classes attended city country
taught rapidly classes afternoon and evening
moderate.
L. FRNANDO's ACADEMY. 10o Fast B5th-st Rank
IL BUILDING. school for Dancing. Department and
Casthenlc Exercises Glasses form send FOR
tirCula-
n GORGE W. WALLACE'S CLASSES
IA 20 West 5oth-st and HARLEM. 129thst- and 9TH.
See circulars
MIR TRFNOEs. BROADWAY. 32D.Sr.,
IFl I, the Leading Fashionable rcine School OF
Lessons given every dny an1 evening Circulars.
ME. MANUEL viii resume his classes. Wednesday.
NlDec 8, Address
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INSTRUCTION.
For Young Ladies-City.

For Young Ladies-City
d S9F P s1sso
Of History IN Rhyme Lady teacher wanted next year
EssoNs to ladies' grammar. composition and nera-
NEY, 20 West i9th-sI
Nj ADEMoIsEL1,E4s y WIFI SSb SCHOOL 81
" REofRSNs ocTooBEkh. lsT.
~ NE CoMsToCK SCHOOL
NO - wisT i6Tmsr
Bos5dng and Day School for M n.uIs A had IN sh.s.
VHNE bSy P1R West At asiss
tSorsan Mansion) Nine. VAN NORMAN Principal.
For BOYS and Young Men-City.
A LADY in lothst; wishes COMPANION for her son of
perenc ei' teacher Xddrcss CoSFAYioNsHiP. Box
81, Tiibune Uptown once, l,2so Broadway
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL i47S Brooafwsy'
12ds 52d year primary eommsTcis ana G1s,l-
W. l. AKIN. N. c. HENDRICKs0N, Principals.
For Both Sexes-City
A -A:-TIE CONVERSATION SCHOOL
n OF LANGUAGES formerly Meiserschaftl, IL West
42dst., opposite Reservoir. FRENCH, GERMAN.
h fEAS9 RSfEsa IN rf n0ps and
author Of g The Conversation Method new practical
A BUSINESS Bookkeeping. writing
"A. arithmetic. coriesDondence spelling gLammsr ste
d9y or evening FINES BUSINESS COLLEGE. O.
Broadway
A CIRCULARS or GOOD SCHOOLS, FREE state
~. whether for boys or girls; city or country. r. r.
AVERY. American School Burenu, West A.hst, n. y.
IL RIENDs' SEMINARY on Rutherford Place, Opposite
L sluyvesant square,, corner 10th Opens 9th month
school for both sexes with carefully graded course
from the kindergarten the Collegiate Department the
latter being especially designed FOR preparation for en-
trance 70 al the leading colleges. The Principal ia in
tendance 20 receive applicants every morning
L. Or CHILDRTN.-Expcrlence lady will teach French
references address Prot A. ADRIEN, s1s =. 5eth-st
- AUvEuR SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
= The Anime s. West sstst Rue canmartIn, 81.
14rH YEAR TERMS SO.
- END for rlu.tra'cd circular Of Packards Business
- College and School Of stene graRhy 10
10l Fast 23d-st.
II, HE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
i Madi- on Square cams ard Broadway
Branches: Brooklyn, Boston. Washington, Philadelphia
Musical Instruction.
A NEW. YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
"A For Il Years Located az
. EAST 14TH-sT ONLY ia Door East o. 6th-aye).
Established 1853 Chartered 1898.
Empowered 10 award Diplomas ana confer DfgreeS1
Al this FAMOUS SCHOOL o. VOCAL All INSlhO'
MENTAL Music. Harmony ana Compos ton kloeui on,
Modem LanFulee- Drawing ana Pa,ntng On, Ft'St
ceive uneqU1lei advantages
N.B-NO Bl.ANtH nor CONNECTION with any other
school on 14th.st. In ths city as represented -
Open DAY and EVENING for the reception OF pupils
Y IOLINIsTE, solo performer wants one pupil TO com
7 o Boz LAB City -
ID ANJO ana GUITAR twenty private lessons,
ID with or without the all " npes HENRI u DUB
SON. 1,.7o Bsoaiv ay. bet. 32i ant 33f sts
lIR T. REINBEcK.
11fG PARK AVE.
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4 LADY In l0th-s. wishes companion for her son Of
n thirteen in two hours morning lessons under an ex
nerenced teacher. Address COMPANIONSHIP. Box
81. II bune Uptown once, 23s Broadway
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, LAB Broadway,
u 42d-st 52f primary, commercla ana cassi
departments instruction thorough NJ NJ Hobby,
w. l. AKIN, N. c. HENDRICkSON, Principals
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1NEST SHORE RAILROAD. \. y. c. .

WEST SHOKE KAILROAD, Y. I. z. *
WI n r CO. Lessee Train. .. leave West u. go
from loot Of J.y-st, n r. Chicago Detroit Lg9ndon
% 90 Is 10 y. IN. Toronto, 80 M 90 . 10 ,. m.
Montreal Ca.ada East q 90 p Niagara Falls syria
ouse. Utica AMI principal intermediate stations. 1916
20 55 a m. . 90 . Is b. and II m for ytcs
only. Kingston. Saugcrtlc- Catsku. Albany l5,
q is. % 80 all 80 m, and 90, 9 100 : 10 p m
Newburg, 10 rs a. III, 10, 10 40 IN. Hayer-
straw s2S , M AS . rs n. ant ant sleeping
add ST. Louis 'DAIly baiiy, except satud days
Glher rains daily erceP sunday. "a Leay, Jersey
city T. H. r. station. ~ 30 a M, 80 m IiOboken.
W.T. shore station an 30 a. 80 80 m. For
Hn-s33 waslnglon-sl;, $50 Fulton a. AgneX once,
fot " FultOn-s New York Clty@7l 1903 and DAP Broad.
way, 1873 l-2 Bowery. II PARK Place and Vest Shore
Stations foot ~ West 42tsL and foot OF Jayst, n. X
Westc0ts Express calls for ami checks hlggage from
hobls and residences @. ". LAMBERT
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DIUefencc4
f b:sss is s:s$$
Circulation. 5o90,4oo 1850 300 Dec. l4s,lco
Tho following shows relation between the total
serve and the total deposits the respective dates
Isssssteadcis 2S5i7oco sii55 1880
Total slO8 Os54OO sl1oslooOO Inc So 222 600
ss'st deposits 1oOsol57s 1oOCl5775 Dec. 2s5soo
surplus:;;.: s?,2Os,025 s9672 225 Inc s246s,4Oo
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows % EXCHANGES, size, 729254; basnees,
s0a,599: balances, $50, 299,sS1.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The stock market today was very dull. and yes
there stability in prices which came from
an Inherent strength, despite OF efforts for de-
preston. At the Opening-after the London
buying, and prices ruled firm at better
than last evenings closing figures Wheu
this o. was over there followed decline;
bOard-roOm traders they were led by the gospel
which teaches that stocks sale on every rally
so that the final prices generally were equai 10
or better than the opening figures. The railway
news of the day all of favorable character
Ii simply cOniirmative of the progress being
made, to which this column for a week has di-
rected attention. But while holders OF stocks
realize the improving conditions and moderately
are adding to their line of Observation-Disclosures the
decrease OF SO, 600, 900 in the bank loans-the Inn
mediate factor in the market, the large snort
interest, cannot afford to recognize the situation
and in hopes OF some unseen catastrophe, postpone
the inevitable day when their contracts must De
settled, either at profit or loss. He who
sells what is not his must buy IL or go 10 prison.,
is maxim never truer than il is now in the stock
speculation. The market closed dull and firm.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were neglected, and tho
nominal quotations, at which no large sales can
Dc made, were as follows:
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SHORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- Boston. Providence Newport and the East Express
trains Grand Central Staon for Providence and Boe
10 a. N. ! .. m. Limited Express at Z m
dining carr; Night Express at IL 80 ?. m, daily.
For Newport az a N. and 1 p. Palace Parlor Cars
or Sleeping Cars all Express uanA
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In ten eersnt large octave volumes OF 500 page
each handsomely illustrated with full page portraits an
edited bv Edmund Clarence stedmAn and Ellen Macks
Hutchinson.
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surpus::...-: 72O3,o25 20 672, 225 Inc 49, 4os4O0
The Clearing House sta tement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, Sl26, 254 balances,
s5,a65, 27s. For the week: Exchanges, $685.
1850: balances, $50, 299Ss1.
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For BOYS and Young Men-City

Van NORMAN INSTITUTE FOUNDED 1850. HOME
AMI DAY sCHOOL-Central Park, West. at O2t-s
Morgan Mansion.) Nine. VAN NORMAN. Principal
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07
He Filled tho Void.

John Drummond, Of the Richelieu hotel. is
one of the best natured clerks that ever regis
tered guest or assigned room. He is
popular and deserving, and is great favor
ite with the ladies, who he delights to honor
with the true chivalry born Of his Kentucky
birth and education. The other evening q
party Of ladies and gentlemen were dining in
the cafe Of the hotel and John was intro
duced to them. One Of the young ladies had
q beautiful black and tan dog with her, and
John was remarkably solicitous for the
diminutive CANNES comfort.
"What do you call hing asked John.
'Pug, J" said the young lady sweetly.
That's strange" said John. 'sWhy, had
q young lady friend once who called me
Pug"
How was thatg' inquired the young lady.
"Oh, J" said John with smile, stshe once
owned q little pug dog that she loved more
than anything else In the world. was In
troduced to her when she was in sorrow for
his loss Iseemed to I'LL the aching void in
her young heart, and she called me Pug for
sver afterward. Pathetic story, isn't it7n
. And the young Ladies' all agreed that it was
indeed very, very, pathetic. Chicago
Herald
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07
In Case Of : Fire.

- = 49, + -
Capt. Shaw the well known chief Of tho
London Fire brigade, in Q magazine article
on the protection Of dwelling houses from
fire, says: There lisa great deal Of faulty con-
struction in houses in consequence of archi-
tects being seldom employed. Cracked walls
are almost sure to give way in case Of fire.
Party walls should be carried at least three
feet above the highest part Of the roofa All
roofs should be provided with windows OF.
openings by which the inmates Of . house
could escape in the event Of the stairs becom-
ing impassable. The best material for stairs
is wrought iron and the worst stone, since the
latter yields to an amount Of heat which does
lot affect ordinary respiration. Whenever
$. house has both wooden and stone stairs the
inmates should, in case Of fire, invariably
make for the wooden stairs, as affording tho
only hope Of escape. - Chicago Herald