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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on ara after December 81 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE -.

AND UNITED STATES . NAIL ROUTE ,S1 PORTLAND,
HARRISBURG Piits6urg and West, with Pullman Palace
h. a daig. Ne%York and cSlcago mcd Of fsr
lolo Dining, Smoking and Sleeping Vestlbued Cars at
wi1liamspoft Lock Haven 90 A. m. 90 p. m Cory
and Erie az 90 p m, connecting at Cory for Titus
For Nofristown phocnixyiiIe Pott.tOwn. ana Reading
il 500 a. M go, 100, and 4 :oO y. m Sundays
Baltimore Washington and tho South. Limited Wash
g9 EBSs' Of ru Ig 2 Gas 6 ~ SHeS S
and daily gtn DINING cs5 at aic NJ arrive Wash
s no., 66 90 90 80 aal 90 p M and Il IS
night SUNDAY; - Pnd 3 700 a. H.. 4 80 and 700
For Atlantic city ana Care May, 100 p m week days
Long ata Ss",a R a yea and &%soy mr. a 100
noon. a: 20 ana 5 200 p m on snnday 9:45 a. m
roi ana ga pint ana 0s Nork via phadcph,
and Norfolk Railroad 100 p IN. daily via Baltimore
AMI Bay Line > p. m weck-days ~, 80 -,
tfains Al Jersey CITY aroring a speedy and direct
transfer Tor Erooklrn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
rxpress trains leave DcsOrosses and Cor
90 ~ 90. Chicago Limited with Dining Car an
10 Washington Limtell. and II A. n. 2:20, l, >,
s2o 30 s. g, S'S9 % ' anl 10 ana 4 10
ana 10 :. H.. :55 q 80 and p Ill., and
Trains leaving Ncw.York daily. except SUNDAY, AZ 8,
and II 10 a. m !. ?. d. . p NJ NJ ana 10 a. m ana
Ticket Offices Nos l. 495; $40 aud 9l4 Broaiway.
Asfor House AID foot Of Dr-bro-ss aic SoranI. SIS
Court-st and brooklyn Annex station foot OF Fulton
St Brooklyn; station Jersey Ciiy Emgrant Ticket
ho York Tgansicr Company viii call for and check
baggage from n nI. i ana icsuei''' ! p WOOD
III Conceal Manager General pass'r Agent.
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INVEST SHORE RAlLROAD, \. 4; Y. -
w IL CO.. LaeS. aaa 20 s nDrscs safisi
rom IoSs Of Js csifi-so; Detroit b. hf nSus
. oo g is y % fSio9i z :sI6 ,s
s sSeuetr es and Drine 'eImef9is stations So
. IS III. '0:Co - y IA Asnd II M, %' is
S9i5 . sS al 80 H. sd = 100. . 90 .sIS n
.tSsw s . Is o,oo,o be,1o(, 'cs Sieaso
sna 81 LSay DAILY PMy sx.spi Ss'u Jer,sy
S o'1e' ri d1 ys,le sn' al 90 IA Io6Sxsa
Wesi Shore station. ali 80 a m. - 80 y rA For FOR
ass y}5 sG tg T0Ss ana anD 5ss Srosd
Nay, isS is hSwery. r. PARK place ana West Shose
loot Of f21-sL and loot on Jay-sL ~.
Wescotrs Lxpress calls Tor and enrck, 9.,sass ron
h0'' General PassSger Agent vsnderbitave.. n z.
< HORE LINE-ALL RAIL- nOU TETfOR
- Boston Providence, Newport aad ne La,o "a ~
Ton at 10 q. m. ,. Limited ESpress az = IN IN
Dining carr Night Express o. IL ~ b,i N.Y. ~,
For Newport 5 a m. and D. m. Palaee fatlor lars
or Sleeping Cars on all Express trains
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| EHlIH VALLEY RAILROAD,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foos Of jortiandt and
DesbrOsses sts as fOiJws. .--..,,.,. ,ot,,.
so a e. Tor Catasauqua and intermediate points,
a. M. for Geneva. Lyons, llmllh ltochee,vI Du-a
and the West and principal local points Ch"r o@i "
II a m for Cherry Ford and intermediate points c,,
m fnr and intcrincdats points Cnatf
car 10 IunkhannocG Connection to Reading ana bsrrs
burr ,,,... "a r-i,cinal Intermediate
noints Chair car 10 l.. and II. Junction. A.. .o,...
P0 40 n m Tor Mnuch Chunk and lnterIneiate points
ConncetiSn 10 leading and Harrisburg. ChaF car 70
Maueh Chunk. 49, ,,,,,fro poebester Buffalo
D m. for Geneva Lyons Elmfa d"shes'e' Du"AAO
ana the West pullman sleeper 70 Lyons "a . =. .a.
Trains leaving 1T m p M am 81 = ~ Cvi
~, roinfs MahanOy and HaileOh codi IekoHs
neO' ''' ~" P' SUNDAY TRAINS
"a m for Maueh Chunk. HaIleton ana intermediate
points -.,.- - t,,orreafate nolnfs
40 D. ~ Gsnevn vor Tlmlra Rochester. Buffalo
al he West Pullman sleeper g Lyon.
s'' Wv General Eastern once 235 broadway
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE

Business seems TO have started up at Real Estate
Exchange lively December. large number OF
es are advertised the fortnight Yesterday r.
v Hsrnett Co sold No. s4s East seventy seventhst
, four. story brownstcne fat Oh lot e6xOoxi0os The
property produces rental Of g ESQ per snngm y was
ssred eli 800 and si5e5o Which Pr,Sss
sSo d nc Toledo ps"ihs and Mailing Company
next seems 70 Seresse aud Inc csnyassns icr proxies
has Psssr ssfs sSiES he @
There was cali al the fSshanac yesterday for
about 100 fee, front "a Brosdway between oa anG
I've years story brownsione house in Lexington
& sdSA hs H Ss o sSH f' G sale at
and sSgss Of foSriSSn rooms Win @ oJ pot OF three
New.York Dee 3 1855.
.u the fG RScm sse: were made at the
Il, S si,s ,S p r. SIS East oS 7.
rs sss Of issAvc lot 2SsioSs; George c Kelly
building with lot No y cstnsr ipsss
right Stfe ' and Interest ) Townscnd $3.50
aS feet q s. o 50 1 Dou s
Sal. o, spans. with Iol R Es gs and IS. Yves,
144th-st, Of Shave. was adjourned to December G.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y. CITY.
s7s Ss' s q c :, Wi,: S0H2S I9GS Eu
ParksI No 81 also No 50 Park.st; Washington
tfSsTa Maynard and wife
20 Eebecca Leon 20Ss5
5th.sve No 2o9 Daniel G Rollins referee. TO
sth.st 9 " 8 900 3 II 5 e Of ls;-ave 251oxs7.o:
Geo Zucksehwerdt and wife to Frederick Weber $4,000
2d-ave OF 4ythst. 20X70.5; Ferdinand
olivet and wife to julius Hirsch 24,s5o
Katharine Fischer to Denis GALLAGHER 10000
4th-ave. Of S7th ST. 1o0.Sx1O7-9: wilbur
Iarremore referee to Henry LYMAN and az ,oo
Essex'st vs. i27s IT OF Rlviagton-st 51ox
wife ieA to LOUIS ISL Lc Sc -.".' IS $50
'sys Marlin snS w vi so Anna FssenhO $50
M,dison-sve. n OF iO2d-st. 1O011x70 Anna ..
Mcneil and Abram Seee -. % 800
Mu perry-st s OF WOrth-st 2ONl02 5XlO24
aig7 Jacob W Rlelander and wife to Adolph -, ooo
4sts.st Nos SIS and 800; Adoph Brussel
and wife Jacob w Highlander oHoOo
1ood.st n :. rs It W Of oth-ave 25xioo II also
$ OF 9thsve 25 IL II n OF 1V2dst; 2oN'o;
Christian Blinn, jr and wife to Henry Am
West End.ave W s. s2.4 It OF 73ist. 216x
y w,,e f Of isaac Z i'V Greenwood $4,000
h1se and i wife r. TO q Charles schrsg o5oo
Christie ys,,e 81 brown NS i'- i's'"'" 5000
1ostbst Nos I55 and 1877 East; Herman Kahrs - 49,.
and wife TO John T Schroeder 2O.oOO
% II OF SufOlk-st. yoNeO:
Samuel We'll and wen and wife to Julius ana =. .o.
Rernhnrd Iichtenstein 2IOVU
ll9 Mns;a No S04 East JONI. O'''"'" $4,000
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl {.
1s-Trans leave Chambersst station "esx t1ys tS'
= 20 10 and II 80 "A. M 10, 3 L. 4 % ~
40 10 g 40 ). 10 80 IN, u midnight Suhuala
: . 80 a. M 4, = AS ?. m o.,o . - and
Additional trains to Crcssku ana way o:4o a. H. anu
Fox Manuel. Spring Valley. Monsey ard Tallmans
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
THE RECEIVER OF TAXES OF the CITY OF
krx,yerk hereby gives noto- 20 all persons who have
omitted 10 pay their taxes for The yea sss 20 pay inc
same nd him ~ HIS before the rst day OF
usry Is-g as provided By section $40 of The
Ctr ConsO datiOn Act OF lSc2 -. 49,. A., A.. 81,
December 1898 one per eentum Will be charged 5eeen n
AMI collected hi addition % the amount thefeOi su uo
snch tax remaining unpaid the first DAY OF Janua y
1859 Interest wifi charged received ana collected upon
annum 20 be calculated from the hst gay OF Oc,oo.t
1885 ON which dsy the assessment rolls ana wafIhs iO
tho taxes ~ 1855 were delivered the said Receiver OF
Taxes 70 the date Of payment pursuant 10 section SfS Of
''@ GEoRGE W. MCLEAN.
Receiver OF Taxes
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Proposals.

AouEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ROOM 700, STEWART BUILDING. NO. go BROAD
WAY, NEW YORK, November 20, 1855
TO CON TRACTORS.
u IDS OR PROPOSALS for building Dams
I'D Nos aud q log Dkok IN the town OF
south Eas, Putnam County. New. York with adjacent
lion viii Inc East Branch Reservoir. called IN
the approved forms ana specifications on ne
in me onfce OF the Aqucduct COmn ssioncrs VIII be
received al this oice until Friday December ID 1883,
at 3 O'Clock p m at wnien pace AMI hour tley VIZ
~ nubrlv olenel by the AQueduct Commissioners, and
se awasi OF the contract for doing saGi work VIII DO
1ade by said Commissioners soon thereafter as possible
rs ank forms OF SAID approved contract and the spcc-
cations therefor and bids or proposals ana proper en-
veones for ther enclosure and forms OF bonds aud also
The psns for said work. and all other information can DO
nj the occ Of the AQucduct COmn s-onois
on application u the secretary.
rs order ~ the AQuetuct Conmissloners
'0--- - Secretary President
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rEcoRDED MORTGAGES

lanes n Buck to John RobOul 55thst Of
xth.aVe, 3 vs.. $4,000. - -, -, - -,
Charles Berg and wife 70 Emma She'll 1lth-
ave Of 75th-st W. 5000 1900. s,,,., e,,
JarbHr No 372 Greenwch-st yrs s2i 900
Iohn Beaudet and others % III Bcaudet n cor
rth.aVe and 1l9th-s, yr $4,000 . , q
same 10 Eva s Cochran, same property 70 Hl'Ssj' d
yrs si3o. 600. . 40. %. 49,
OF 2iave "A mtgs) W; $4,000. ooo
Same to T. II COster. same property, 3 yrs sl7,Ooo
same To Orleana Pel, same property . yrs
ST.. 900. 49,. Gala
John W Decker 70 r Clarence DOrsett' Oauiu-
wel.aVe n OF Clifton-st ST. .O4O. .
John Decker 70 Admission, : CaaldweUaNe De-
tween Clifton-ave and l63d.st (o5 s117 SEQ.
Same TO same. Ceuldwellave. between Cuftcn-
ave. and l63dst etc. $40 600. ,,,, -
Same 10 same. 163d-st. near Cauldwell-ave 20
same 70 same n 1Osd.st. Cauldwell.ave Il mtgs, ;
$4,000 49, 90,
Dennis Gallagher to X Fisher. 4oth-st. 10th
sl3 600. 49,,
Morris Glass and others TO Oscar I Marshall 2oth
ST. 2dave. ! s32. 600 -
Sevla Heneman TO L. 5. Trust Co, n cor ftn
and lo7thst yrs. s25 600.
(NYRILLE CARREAU, Agent Grandst ana Bowefy'
~ represents owners in all matters OF real estate
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AQuEDUCT COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE
ROOM 909. STEWART BUILDING, NO. $50 BHoAD
WAY EEN-YORE. November 70. 1885
TO CONTRACTORS.
dds OR PROPOSALS for furnishing all INA.
ID eyias and DONG all necessary 70 construct the
gatehouse Centra Para Reseryor laying The iSs,
iii chambers and appurenances and laying all other work
necessary 70 complete section II Of he new Aquefus
sil he received &C this Office unti Friday, December a.
1855 at O'Clock ,. H.. at which place eni hour they
vii hs nublicy opened by the AQue1uct Commss
ana ne award Of the contract for doing said work VIII
ne made By said Commissioners soOn thereafter as
possible. . $1,000, - 49,. .,ootn
cot'ors therefor and blls proposal, ana proper en-
.s To- het enclosure anil forms OK bonds and also
he nlan fof sad and all other Information can ne
obtained above once OF the Adu duet commissioners
on application the secretary.
M order CT the hQue3uct Cormlssionefs
JOHN C. SHEEUAN JAMES C. DuANE
Secretary. ffc,lifhI
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Anrlou Sales.
-~---,----~>,--~--~----~--~-~-
LEONARD BROTHERS & CO.,
2s0 5TH.AvE.
r. LEONARD, Auctioueer
ABSOLUTE SALE THIS
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS
Dec. 4. 5. and o. at o'clock each evening, Of
MODERN PAINTINGS
~
BOnheur, Rosa, zeim. Fo,iuny.
Brrne. Belleeour Gays Jaequn.
Israels Pin, Muakacy.
Coro. Heibuth. sehreyer.
Daublgny TssaI Van Msrekc
Dune Jules Isabey. vber.
Nslion. Nsut.eg, Stevens Az
Partly belonging 20
Mr. CHARLES T. HAsRLTrNE,
:Ts shave, Ncw-yOtk
partly belonging a number Of
EUROPEAN CoNsIGNoRs,
from whom Of advances made by As larrsw
We have ever made) have positive oriers 70 sell
WITHOUT RESERVE
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Railroads.

DAY LINE.-For Old Point Comfort Nor
ID folk Va. and south. Leave New YORK. via Pcnnsyl
Vauia Railroad D. ~. PHILADELPHIA 4 30 IA. Parl0r
car 10 baltimore. Baltimore arrival VI
station D. m Arrive Old Point Comfort a. H.. Nor.
foIk \ A. m con zctng with all southern trains II. "
TOMPKINS GoBral Passenger Agent. 257 broadway.
~ EW-YORK a. NEW-ENGLAND r. r.
FOR BOSTON.
ALWAYS UN lime.
SHORTEST ROUTE by 70 Mills. INSVRING BEST
TIME AND FUNCTUAL ARRIVALS
Trains leave Grand Central Depot IL noon Day Express
arrives IN BostOn 80 D. ~, week days =,
q Il m New. England Limited via Air Line. arrives In
Boston, a. D. N, dalis - . ~ -
IL 80 r. m, Night IApftss, arrives ia b"-oh Z d. NJ
week days. 49,. A.,
Elegant paror cars coaches and dining ear on day
trains sleeping ears night lran. Entire equipment
new All trains through without change.
Tickets and berths at Offices Grand Central Depot ana
337 BrOzdwsp
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Diuinenl Notirss.

NEW YORK. Nov. -, 1855
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF one and one
~ half q 1-2) per cent the capital stock Of this
company will be paid the ONCE Of the company. No
y C0randt-st. IN this city. and after SATC kDAl
DEC Is 1888 The transfer Looks will b. closed Om th
close Of business To DAY unit The morning Of MONDAY
DECEMBER II. by order Of the Boarf Of Manassr.
JAMES 9. HARTT.
Treasurer.
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ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, tOl, 81.
ana sS7 ES9a5 a hSi l stse eire New
Yoth ~ and 1888 az Bfg2A}n an i s obs
sad New staon. jersey Cy where Tickets ana pa5.O d
transfer Of baggage be obtained EApress ,a.ns
ngt an. e5 .s 10 @nG iSs es iFHe from
6 10 m c on SS9dsy' u Ray Express Pullman
Tsek day.; ri id5. Car TiIs to pinsh'm0n
solid Pullman and Buffet Sleeping G91saSI 10
and No extra eharEt for f1: Sn 5%s Pullman
Bufei sieepers Bnghamton. owego. Einra' Rochester
DuT R%56erforl 49, 80 80 %. 20 49, AZ u
10 20 '9 80 - 10 49, 49, p I hight ~ ''O
~ Sc 80 10 10 80 49, g. Jog? 90
Fater.oa - Z 39a ;s9 10 800 sG = noPo
- G c!iS 49, 49, 30 80 As 49, g. g. s.? q Se
10 II 40 a. H. , 80 20 30 SEQ $500 G'2o
Pa TO- 90 a and surern 80 $o sso 1899
a m; i 8 $50, 4, D. $40 $780, o. olo' o'"O' =" o.
10 go , r night 20 10 30 M 80 T. 49, p m
Cohen s%eS2 AZ g. 80 . 10 80 m. /. $3.50. 30
' deioS SG and Port Jervs 440 so o. 10; 30 IL
sd?as 81 II % Il ssl 80 S e
1:i5 B., s. 9 49, $50; s ~ H., ~ ,ov - "s"~
B. Ra G MGR R II ~ '' ~ E p. KgsD,
C5NTRAL RAILROAD OF .NEM-JERSEY,
y FOOT Or LREETI ST rT5GT, f 10 sBs RIVER
Time ~ TAPE piston on fse.SeRem Allentown Mauch
100 a. w Tor Remington. Easton' Bcthlehem Alien
30 NauIa oT Pennington Lake HOpac99g Epston
scranton Reading. Iiarrs0uis P9tsylne, IainAqua'
SbnmnEIn S,mbury Lewisl ur2. WlllamsporI ,,,..,
Va Pennington. EaSUn Bcthlchein, AIlchIo"h'
N.urb Chunk Reading Harrisburg etc ,. ,,,..
i, n m FOR Iason. Bchlchon Allentown Mauch
ca Evlifesbarrc Scranton Iamaqua, Shapokn
4 90 And / 20 D. n. ior somcryile and Flemington
S.5 N m Tor Eas.on. bethlehem Allentown Mauch
ChunM feaing, Harrisburg etc On sundays al 'S1
g Il. n. Sundays. for Easton
davs q 0 a M Tor TED Bank. Long Branch Asbury PARK
ocean Grove. except suntayJ Point Pleasant r.-r
30 rs A NJ. ! 80 p IL for larinlnguale La -
WOOD, Manche,tr Toms River Barnega~ ETC. Pafio'
ear 80 ana ma. 20 m Tor ATLANTIC CITY. vincland
80 G. SIS 10 30 II Is a. n, I, 4. 4;S0 8 80
0 30 & as except saturday p m sundays L. Va
z 4J .. m for Perth Amboy.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
HOUND BROOK ROUTE
Central II. L. Of New.Jersey and Phiadelphia ana
Reading r. Il Leave foot Llbertyst.. n. r. at 4. i3.
D ii a M I 80. 3 Is. 4. 30 30. IL y. M BUN
DAYS at 0 a. m. 80. i .. m - 30 -oo
Trains ieavinR az T. AS IL A. m 80 a. 20 80
1e D. m have connection for reading KARLSRUHE Potts
Tcseis AMI Paror be procured at ~ r.
g44 lao 323 Broadway. 131 Ghsve, Va west LON,
- 1y1 East 125th.st.. EewYOfk; C0urtst' oOO
Ful,on.st gs Broadwav. BROOKLYN. -, -, ., 49,. -.
New-York Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana checE
baggage from hotel or residence
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Steamboats,.

A LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
~ Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND lesvp
Pier Al North Ryer foot OF Canai-st. a. p NJ daily
(sundsys excepted Freight received until hour OF
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Cost auo fcnn6.

. 80 - ,ss -
r OST OR STOLES.-E2nk book issued by me 80
for Savings, New YORK 70 ths supse'veI
found returned 70 the Dark WITHIN SV oaSs Nv
tLi, date / will apply the bank for new DOCK, -
"'' SO, yark Dec a. 1888 WM. NJ. H0FF JR
I osT OR STOLEN. handbook No. 2i5,9ls issued by
the German Savings Bank, In the City OF New YORK,
10 Karone Muller In trust FOR J. Wilhelm Muller Az
ae,,ei TO deliver The book bank corner 14thst
ami AtA-ave. II restored on the goth DAY OF De-
cemte less application viii be made TO tf's oank Tor
a duplicate. NCw.YO.k, Dec. 4. lsse.
\ oS1.-on Dec or Nov. 20. . roll Of drawings tiae-
Iinps &C.. valnecss except 20 owner. suitable re.
wari given on return OF the wM. G. ADAMS. 10
PARK place, city llG Maiison-sve, bet and Pm
q IN REWARD and positively no questions asked for
,SDUthe return gold and chain from vess
o. Pomeroy's on Tuesday afternoon Last Presentation
/ 7sG Tos send to Mc';overns LA East ltthst. and
receive above reward.
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Darrin, Aenoemies

Danrin, Arnocnies.
Arry ANDFP MACGREGOI's los WEST 55TH. ST.
"A Glasses and private instruction daily
Ccntlcmen's class waltz only. begins saturday even
Ing bee l. Hall TO let for private entertainments
A -CARTIERS DANCING ACADEMY, so 5th-ave.,
"A. between 18Th and 14th SITS PHvae ana class lesson,
AN hours: lady ASSISTANTS special for clubs ana
families Glasses attended city country Waltz taught
rapidly Glasses afternoon and evening Terms moderate
~ FRNANDO's ACADEMY I02 East 55thst tEank
Il Buildingl school for Dancing. Department and
Calisthenic Exercises Classes Forming send Tor
circular
4, GORGE W. wALLACE's CLASSES
NJ 20 West 59th-st. and HARLEM, l29tn-st ana Atm
ave. see circulars
MIR. MANUEL will resume his classes, Wednesday.
wi Dec. 3. Address
Barrett House. Broadway and 43ist.
ME WIN. b. DeGARMO 4 East 45thst. has resumed
lNlinstiucton in FASHIONABLE DANCING. Write
call circular.
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ietinres auo Hleetinss.

NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.-No-
~ tce TO Members stated meeting will be held on
TUESDAY evening December A. at = o'clock Hon ED
WARD s. IsHAM, OF Chicago. win read paper entitled
"a Frontenac and Miles Standish IN the Northwest"
ANDREW WARNER. Recording Secretary.
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miscellaneous.
Drp GOODS

CT az White China Goat Rugs Special saie sarpe s
I'D inVs Maungs, Smyrna Rugs, Reed, Ieshot
chairs Rockers. Tables A. TESTERS soNo, ltl mg.
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l1nblie Notire.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
DUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES.
No 57 CHANNELS ST. STEWART BCllsDlNGl,
NETWORK. December .. 1855
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THE UNDERSIGNED intending to apply
for letters administration on the goods ehattes and
=, Tonnkins and STAT NewYOIk deceased intesta:e
under The provision Section 2067 Of the Code OF Civil
Proeedurc: Now therefore notice Is hereby given 20
tn creditors OF the said John Davis deceased 70 present
he, ems "a the Surrogate OF the sail County OF Temp
kins On or before tie 3ist day Of Dccenfe-. 1855
' W - ORLANDO H. DAVIS
ALMY 4 BOUTON.
Attorneys ithaca. n. Y
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NEW-HAVEN Steamers leave peck-sll
i Ipier o. z n AZ D. m. and IL H. fSun1ays ca,
ccptcdJ Steamers arrive Ia time Tor early uAhS No' NV
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IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from New YORK and Antwerp weekly
WESTERNLAND SATURDAY. December !. 3 80 D. m
NOOKDLAND SailHtay December = a.. m
Cabin rates First Cabin ESQ AMI upwards. Excursion
slOO upwards Second Cabin $40 Excursion s72 and
ESQ. Steeragc at very low rates ,, ,..-
PETER WRIGHT SONS Genl Acta. o Bowling Green
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Gitp propertp 90 Get.

OFFS TO LET.-On wisn.st, between Beekmsr
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04

T,YRILLE CARREAU, Agent Grands and Bowery
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Evening journal., 1888-07-25

Mr.. Randall passed a comfortable day
yesterday, bis symptoms all being favor
able. The Misrepresentation regarding the
trus nature of his illness. has been cleared
away by his brother, Robert e. Randall.
He says that his brothers complaint is
hemorrhoidS, an old family trouble. The
CongrsssmAn's present illness was caused
by eating sour ice cream just after an
arduous session. He will soon be able 70
go TO Chestnut Hill for rest during the
summer.
General New, the Republican national
executive committeeman. says that things
In Indiana are looming; that he does mol
think anything now foreseen can prevent
Harrison from carrying Indiana. Stats
pride is fully aroused aud from all direc
tions evidences Of a determination to give
their fellow-citizan the recognition Of {
handsome majority. General News say
that enough is now known OF the genera
tone Of sentiment throughout the countr,
to reasonably count upon a brilliant ono
successful campaign. De says the New
York Democrats are badly divided, an,
from present indications the breech will b
widened before the Gubernatorial question
is disposed OF.
Allen G. Humans promise to visit New
York during the campaign has aroused th
Democracy there TO the same enthusiasm
that the Republicans are displaying owe
the return OF James G. Blaine. The grea
reception to the Republican leader vii
now be followed by one, equally imposing
to the Ohio statesman. The Republican
need not expect that their opponents wi
permit them to have the biggest politics
demonstration OF the campaign. II Nj
Blaine is a popular favorite. Judge Thu
man is equally 80. and is, besides, candi
date. II 50.ooJ Republicans turn out
welcome Blsins, iH is likely thss %. 0C
Democrats will turn out to welcome Thu
man. Eyary cheer FOR the Plumsd Knigt
Evening journal., 1888-07-25

Rev. ]. Mclean Holmes Of Albany. DR..
Schaff OF New York, Dr. Talbot w. Cham
bcrs, and many others Dr. Il. ID. Junkin Of
HoLston- Texas. was elected American trea-
surer The delegation from Canada is largo
and able. and so are thoscfrom oil the British
colonies, A,l'ca and India.
The spiris Of the discussions is truly cath
Ole, and the theyues cover the worlds field Of
action. The new state on the Congo, the in
PRODUCTION OF the Gospel there and preven-
tion Of intempsrarrce; the establishments Of
Christian common schools among the
heathen; the union OF all missionary eiyser-
prises Of all churches for the propagation II
a common Christianity, and similar general
and important subjects have been discussed
The present tendency toward an evangelical
alliance among Christians, especially in all
forms of mission work, showed in all the
proceedings Of the council and was warmly
manifested in the resolutions Of sympathy
sent to the Pan-Anglican council and the
plans presented for a complete reunion q all
Presbyterian denominations
The sessions are held in Exeter hall, which
is central 30 many points Of great historic
interest TO Presbyterians Indeed, the his
tory Of Presbyterianism in England and its
development for the world are architecture
ally presented in the many old and noble
structures about Westminster and other
plnces adjacent.