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NEW-lOEK CENTRAL AND HUBS
GRAND *: ,INfi!!::Ai. - >rioT.

Largest ana fiHsa: r iaTN. o, 2 > ~ rsstn
room Gag, HywNq!~ to Aone; a,t A;;nE = N,ntFeo
c ci =, vd III II IL : '.' 1''' >.l-' -, ~ ~
80 r.; FAMOUS o y " IIIL e,d NES
r>r.-,.,'y "i huart sn'hini-,". M"'HT-,|r' drawn
royi.,,"r E.i.g Ere, Cs,oan4. roHl?. &c. arr!vlE
q IaI 20 a. c1; aII Gonyc,, a; ,ryclanI vii
tai. frr Coum1u, AMI Ch'nu"," EI"-ant coEpaItneI
81 10 30 a. ia Cl-lso Expic,, 'o' Niagara Tails.
C t;S ' da% -Sao c9S, csl& s!esIs
for saS sG le5 Gs3'sc KalI4nI bennington. Mort
Adams &C. l.rN .ng.r. ~ "'.o =" 4i'5, j., ,, -,
ing RON. cas A 4 %y al 1y ~ .1 sD, win draw
nsrt . = r pais,oSo North AIi"S ai iliefmedlat
pr, ~ NaS5a fa EgGa!p Sa,i, .it. BsSdsf S e
D riii' anu al 70 III. S,sui al steam heaas
s:n93 g a'1 dining & isf and .,pa., nspre..
!'., ard via =: Adams e'n'rtr- r. grg .h
'.s Ar Art '' - % IS, Do,:ua t'ly Except
Sua,1v. ~whry ~ ; - . = go = \ 1qny
a.. s 81 1 NJ * i r @ I: "a ~ S p bdi,
oonai@. Ir.; Rem .a ~, ~t I'M sISS
81 I!a'. -, r., 'e' ~, va D.. ~. !;Sy,ana n.
sGps%t," H t' At AG,i III t"
, a. Gfaaa Ce4rral station. 4lo - -i Va nsoadway,
,3~;E t. .,,,nn N,w.yytX 5g5 WASHINGTON aud 80 Euk
wr>tco,, f>r'voe calls FOL "@4 check. luggage from
.&ar daily g,crs dor;v cH""nt suc'av tSGn a. l2s.S
T. take VI Das-rag"L- t'r No''A and w''t.
FAST pITrsFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL
vita gan, waga" DEt% Eoon car I:syc' s Gt,n.
.s',IiN: :, =, '"' y. =, d., Sur..r.,r .eryi,e.
y 80 J. ~. - ' ~ " = 49,.
GIOlhE. H. DANIELS, r'hr.a. -ssssbser hsens
J. NJ. 4ULILl, Gc"c.a SAbc..AtcAdeaI
,IitI N\IIt.. ..,iI ,,,,An
< ''tii''4 '-NA-h4-' 4''N'A-''D-AD'
rA>srNGER TRAIN, Ha,r To-. " c0shanis and
go a. M 70. ralf'G' az n','H' "aIr BSra!s
49,, e. a.t Ti.,. "a. 'la.l. T. ~: ,,I.r ts
IJs. $3.50 N"' '''''.' ''''
ii A m f.. Cherry !,lt a-i ulrrul,l n" points
=. m. Tor .,m,ian'.,,N ant 'u; gwrt.tt. points
,ri, r;, L, TuLkAguu,,. C.u.,l..vu " H.. ling and
Ua'rf,IUr4
40 D. III. for pI;tsiun ana PRINCIPAL intcImtllauo
p,!i',t 'C,,air e.! t. T. AMI b. Jrs..i,,.
. 10 D. N, iUr Nau,n ChIuD ash U.rfu" iAt- points
C,,a.c;"n e. X, ains All larg.sUG1S. IA'.r car 20
Msg,a ,hgnn
n y. Irr G,ppyn Ia n, l.mr4, Rochester, Buffalo
ami ;hr w., p..I..l. ,,r.rr Ia l.,lL,
Tral, Ira,iu, !, ,, :, u.. ! a.. 10 p; m con.
rr, TT a nuut- IN Ngla. Y inl ,.,toa !, al gcgoas.
. ~rNDNI iENiH,.
. a m FOR N.i,h ,t.la. IIal,,yu and intermediate
POINTS
:, T., d. m. for tnr,av AMI in''.IF"tI'' points
: - IA ;,r trur,H l.,.ar !.uIL, .."cA,slCs, BuAAa
and IN, w.. ruuu,u ,."i"r =, i.N'"-
G.u,:aI as'IH once. 80 h-'''NN'
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11ublic Notite.
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
TWELFTH WARD.


Public notice hereby gwen tho Commissioners Ct
the Sinking Fund Of the City Of New York viii Oi'E for
saIo AZ ru6!r auction, Turs!B. Ia. ~ Gay o. NJ y,
lSSg Al, noon al tn, Real kSa'" lN, hIgg4 4 Au II
Room Limited. Nos. 50 10 o. Liberty sr" ccrlp uL!n.
roId l0;s Of sud br.unCug the Corr rat 81 T." Ct
81 New. York In the Tw"th Ward u Aii ely I'll te lne
Of the old CgntOn Water AQuvtu't, t. NJ 49, . 49,.
,yo los south sl Nu"ty .ninth ste-i, b ca NJ 1913
Ward Nos 81 3o zach - ana VO fee; IL IL =
deep ,, .o,,,, .,ao Ono uund,cl and FRS, stree.
BLOCK No 1907 Nos. 81, 81. each p cc !roat and
100 feet IL achc, dep - 49,. ,,,.., 49,.
Two lots, Uoitn -" One Hnnirr1 ana FIRST street;
100 feet II nchrS dse One HUNDRED and Second street,
block No iUs Ward Nos 81 3D. each - feet front and
rWo lots n"rt sido One Iunir,' anA Second street,
Block No 1929 Ward No, o. IS each 70 feet front dnd
leo feet IL inches dep
For term u sal" sch the CITY Record.
litoy apiir Maps Of said "q state may c had at the
Comp, rocSs On!ce S,cwaI. Blu ding No 2sU broadway.
after April 4, 1889. TH-O W. N \ l.iSSG;
| CITY OF NEW. YORK, FINANCE DEPARTMENT, !
COMPTRULLERS OIElCE. Ap!h &c loSJ.
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nRnpnsALS EnE STEAMBOAT SERNICE.

I WAR ,DEPARTMENT N"w;rYyrK D't ct, Of, Of ne
st. NcwYork CITY; MAY / 1>s,- sg9.G, pggo, ,l ~
M Jrun 10 1850 supplying ste.u4cls hY chart /"
take the place the steamer Chest" y ArthrF .dnh"c
and Atlantic respectively when required Gu ihE Nt NN'2
wear ending 80 ls9o Tn" steamers WI, g VI Eir
under this Advertisement must DC a' VI
the size Of the vessels above EGu'd l"cc\c ara nave
about the passenger accoui' do"" az 't'shI ca
h. subject inspection ui ace iNc ana r.
rci,nn II not such m.N be deemed uecr~hfN 10 az
yo,,.irr vessels Nus lie starch IN
fIetclass order in ever rcfect wei "4irH ana t"tn.
JULY the Requirement" OF u" NV. 'nai
Will be firni shed by the Iopm unoht froi"sdr n.u,,
state the price per day ~ "a hours i"r co. N'I ana
Tor Gay scrN1C" aud Tor Mgit "!NlCe
and mus in engineer and fireman IN" "na
MI be 81 hV thr lhnpH rtr"ri tn
en- required Ut 'c ~ nir'd Lrn-GIacV o. 20
.urh D"ps't'rru; may d'NlGnat'. Ihs ''N
r,-,N . 9, any o. III. D''l"'iIN
pr,p.,a, -h,il &C 80 4. .P'"l ",l- - NeaTA"G.
trrvfccr md ai!cs>rd to IL" VI 'G-sigm'l J. L.
CUANDIFR, Deputy QUarJrma>L"r General l. = \
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1rc Cream.

A FACT.-Hor;on. Ice Cream Is made from pure
"A Horizons Patent super Frozen Bticks OF leo
Gre am for Restaurants Churches Festivals dc VIII keep
hard hour. Country orders promptly filed Degot.
sos 4th.ave., sos 6th.ave.. ll5 Park row ITO EAs
l26th. St, New. York; ami 453 Fulton ST. Brooklyn
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juy sIjSS 1889 1889 1875 e. 200 100
~ $$s SiS $G 1888 SS sS5 sS sSS
9G'@GT, SS%S "S7 Sss @sa Sc"
sc@,Sr SS 81, 90 90 S 3SS FL s5"o
i'F 6aoyv 1aS'gl@S5 ,lo.i ~ i::"c@
DRUGS, DYES. &c. good ,raar Is in yrosres11 and
prrrs have aII Cnd /. toaiy and in modrra;e
10 S, @n sDS b2 2$ 'S at e st
ior Galitdfnia and cv taphCr nm at &c IN Hoi ana
a 49, 5s s'T n no 1''' c % 'sam
af'' try ,nG nna p for po%ds cat6 GT@
w ? e oil HT PrnHyr"%n q peppdTa a. ga
2l5 for WGs"t9 gHr5 n quo a at 70 aoa2e Tor b6
avn, a q9Sna.s u NS STat a, H II ssG &s o
e. G@g 6 10 lT ' Ga but T saty on qo
Quoted at aiaS6c as 10 package Srn"ea root. Soa'ae,
, mn a 'Sa d o a"' g o%: 81
Ms - t2:s:2'y ~ N%yn i."f 10 Ca sots
a@i l map q s R%S c fTa Mn
sa Di s ST. T9sfSd Tas i i,SlS
ra4 n3 Nasfa."i oiand Kor"i = 5oet2 Nova s%4
sN G"rF E;,,b bay SOB, &sef for + ofdhi ~
al ~ %S" $ Sa%fs4ic DRIED rRrrr-.,,u,r
0SE"H Tn AMp ar I'll icnl housh cholG tnit +, am
obtain SHc at %q':ar ETe" We S%'t aIa S ss.
Maaas crown :? 2a:3 30 DO Loo, Go y GrG%H
5 5n u" N' a %sq" 1 vaana oa S5
Vanc @a7E su'an2 Csi sSaS cal i o. y is
IL Ssss ): g. S''si Err" s22
6I?%e %eTEl;a sss F a1ss; IsmI
2 ?.i rrH%s Eash 5G6. s4%I%ci A s}@"a
I%it'c.. par'r ,hr 2ar Amona, Alicante, shc,lgl
' Iam .,i"i sso4cc: h,aIn mus: ta3 90 walnut;
E S1i sen 1G Gg" H. <@Sr"a ays Ga7
Ic Sa-r%;,, h.tboHes' sio"Si4' saFdln''' quarter
''i ,I,Gr. crrrS lemons and ORANGES m.
selling Win greater ,c iom steady prices bananas
firm hu, c9roanus quiet L"nSn, choS G sicly SC3'
Lemons, choice sicily SCVT sS@$S Is Lemons fancS
S Ss~ scas6 IS Oranges Sicily. SOS - orangr.
Sra1 22 }ena y %5Ed - naa AS 5Sg
q 90 Ia p@ana' hasIqn re- @asa Pe Lm@n
"rc,ci 20 500 70 IS BANANAS iol' llrnon. nr,t run
'nGoo G Gs5 ~ san B ss St
"" FL%rE AND MEAL~TI.oCR-s readlness prevail,
sSd pcc a s4I R9y as o gyG saad but L%
general moy"ment gontinGs mod" tan ~, Sal, Zoo
| tbs $500 iT export incudnY l5o0 Dbs Low EM,ra
@4S; = 900 70? ISs %i"nssoa ES,g. s$asS2 576o
Sn M GsS 20 100 bb Fine 81 s5Gs Is 9uSra
n.ns C Nh EA'i for MSs. !SaS s Wnt IT,
w ad. - sS@ 8 Fair to CSoiSc -
&c Wy cG5sd IL 90 $50
to Fancy II asa 90 IS Patents 0Idnsy to Very Choice
6 10 P, ws GG &c e taSy 81 = ls q sg'
Maj eiool steady sOuT.MRS FLmuk I d d.; t!
s a s rsG T' ;,: Sf IS a ard F SG
S$4STS5 fpSn's iRati e kW JS n
ON st a%:shs 80 ESs y
| & 75atS Fancy held higher corn hbAa a91 YET
nisndy|inc e. IS; sales $50 bSs
pIsssys 3oD% DAY ns sss thu
oPue@ nrG,Si dfif,ed abut .Iie%s usnasE ruling
nq Gs S" s;. y J ns ~ . YG % sSi7s s
the foreign ,ad4 |Hs oa,S,sd 6ouGG few house.
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european advertisements
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EPPS'S COCOA,

DREAKrAsT-"By thorough knowledge Of The nat nat
ural laws which the operations OF digestion ana
nutrition and BY careful application OF the me properties
fast tables with decatey Favored beverage which may
savo Us many heavy doctors bs 1t is ~ the iudeioSs
use OF such articles OF Diet that constitution may DO
gradually built up until enough 70 resist every ten
deney 10 disease HUNDREDS OF subtle naadcs are noAuhs
around US ready attack wherever there weak pom!
we may escape fatal shaft by keeping oufsnkS
well fortified with pure blood and properly noef''he'
civil Service Gazette. go, CT. .,,v In
half pound tins by Grocers labelled thus James IL
& CO, HC MOI opathc Chemists. London EneIsno.
STUDIO OF A. CABANEL.
Sale by reason OF deccase.
at tho GEORGE PETIT GALLERY.
8 Rue de Seze. s. Paris.
on ead 3d. c4tA and o5th May, 1852 AZ oc'oeA'
PAINTINGS. wATER-CoLoRS AND DhA"AN'''
Auctopcers NJ. NJ DELEsTRE 81 Rue Drouot ana
Mr. p CuEVALLIER 10 Rue GranFe-Batciicfe'
ysluer. Mr.. George Petit IL Hue Godot MauroL
On public view Monday. 90. and Tuesday H. May
1889. from TO O'clock
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81 year , ~ .,.,,.,o, Standard nj, ClpSS6
STAINED

Good Ordinary sl4 10y Md''R...' 10 /" ' 81
O,tion.I yeruoyl came in lower and tn" local market
ro.rnd~d with bronx a. the outset Near months d'
rn.i 0gs r,rlnfs ana late 3G4 points with continued
Il.ng tr 'Io:g" account firmnesS how"yrt wa I'm
f. pen raj rsc closing prices showing an advance Oh
az Joints over Yesterdays final Sales. 1920 baer,
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1nstrnttlou

For Young Ladies-City.
A RT LECTURES FOR LADIES.-Rev DR.. Gsrdnera
q h, iG' y 'O lay schei W.:
psfx ws sss :. g d.s
,No Hs' Ia. "a 81 Nine. VA# soi;XAN. Principal
Io~ Corh GeGco-City
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FREE state
hHET 1n i5 sSy School 10 s ba ST.! % q
For BOYS and Young Men-city.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL; Ia5S D !I9 c,w
Il e 3S1sgsa NJ
rGl1E bsa Txo Sund2 a Students have Oeea
prepared Tor Columbia School Of Hines
Boys and Young Men-Countrv.
DlEoNDACES, CAMP CEDAE-SuuIIer School for
n'SH EDwAi;D u. MONrANYE. Trenton. N. J.
pACKw>E9 AID INVALID BoYs.-The undersigned.
~. ;us a u Nh ' 49, S,' ape seci4i;y ]s' Eocsoh Snsur
h''*a A tG4 IS; WiLLiANsoN New London, Conn.
Ii Esi's'H ana study e% NJ. rR Afa5s''
EIMwooD School For RoYsA. Mn;Sa SGnn
SsSii Sc sca % 40 AG ar FRANK 81 HOVE sup
EL.I HOLD INSTITUTE. ElSSAoid, \ j. 4S,h year;
ana CLASSICAL C. dTsrs.
IRVING INSTITUTE Tsrsyuvn.oa. Hudson. offers IN.
,a T hs sy Ha parents ;fet4SM
NEw,yoRK, MILITARY ACADENY.-cHG.,,psw ON
term, 'S Scit"ubc2 O i7h Ccua,s upon application.
DENThYLyANIA MILITARY AlADFMY, CHESTER
9Th YEA. MILITARY COLLEGE. Ciyil
TN, TSn cN'T YN rss.as fRala
GUNNER SCUOO'. At 'VIECLAND,
- PIFE~ElLID y. Y. send for circular 80
CARL A. HARSTRoM, b. A. Principal"
& UMMEH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
- NORWAl.K. CONN.
CIHCULAI. On REQT Est.
r. 5. ROBERTS, Pnn.
TrNUE pEEKSKlIL MILITARY ACADEMY. Peeks
j KIN, n. Y -SCNI !Cf Catalogue
JOHN n. TlLDEN A. NJ. NJ D.. Principal
TIVE SIMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS at the Peeksklll
Military Academy viii open June 90: 's9 Send for
ercvsr JOHN n. TILnEN, A. NJ. NJ D.. Principal.
For Young Ladies Country.
CoLLEGIhTE SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS. ENG LEWooD.
u \. J R"Opeas S"p:emler 20: Preparation for col.
lcge spec ~ iul.s adm tied ~ Ssssar, wellesley.
,nd Smith GER q ate ADALlNE w. STERLING.
CAROLINE NJ GERRISH. A. B.
For Boon sexes-Country
DCCKLAND CUII.EGE, Nyack-On. the. Hudson Open
IL Tor sunrDcr pupils June 20. send for cataUgue.
w. II. BANNInIEI i, A. NJ. Principal
Miscellaneous.
SCHOOL PROPERTY for sale or 70 leo The best
location and bul nag for private school IN The city
OF Paterson n. J. Address A. Is. WlGGlN. Principal
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Cost an1 founo

NY person holding laying claim " BanE,oook No,
"A 202 500, OF the Union Dime Savings Institution, 10
notified sent IL the Bank. ao new DOOA IL A"'u
be issued. ---------
4 OST OR STOLEN.-Bank Book ISSUED BY thc S"aUas
IL hank for Savings, Eew-YOrk ~ the subscriber IL
found returned TO the bank within 30 days rom THIS
date 1 will apply to the bank for a new book. .-x
Now York Nav 7 1850 JAMES QUIGLEY.
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,J,ur BOOK OF orEN,AIR SPORTS octave 500
4 uagrS. illustrated Tn s'mlart huth"'iy IA
American ouen AR 2Inusemcnts Rules sailing
minq bail playing shoy ing hoss back ritLr &. TO- n
Mi Il Der cIly published by The TRIBUNE, Ncw.l ork.
Entertaining and universally coTpluen.ei By tho press
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COTTON-On the spot Declined ilnC; pu mn"
with mo- icrau, sir demand SaleN 10, ea', tot
4 nd tbI lalcs for assumption l"ft t''PIN,
& iaj"s as against 10 l47 bales last week glGl bales
f., ~ ~,iur TN" i,' vr"r Si'ro n,'I"'i ,o
rc,,lr,s at tn, ports aggregated . zoo ba'N con-.
,ar,tV with 500 1873 bales Tor the corresponding the
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q loSs s rs for Er ,, to SSpd os % q
Country Dressed In light supply and unchsngoo.
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Ifnchcrs.


BEST TEACHERS supplied. no eh,rse; tesche rs
hand form FOR STAMP. r E AVERY. American School
bureau. West l4th.st. N 7. -----------
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Govcrne>ss
e 70 Colleges Schools and Families Appy 70
49, MIS- 81 j. YOUNG.FULTON. % ULion SQUARE.
4 TUTORS. govelnesses. professors, ttacheiH. an
"A. branches. supplied scnools aud families Gireps'ss
schools 70 parents modern languages spoken ~ Itl Ai
COYRIERf, 81 Fan l7th.sL be: 4a ave ana Bi0adNty
ID EOCKWAY's TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi
csgo supplies superior teachers for schools c0hegSs
and families Mis-. l.. BRtENAN BnCk"AI. 70
West 23d.st Recommends schools TO parents
g CHERMERHORS's TEACHERS AGENCY
- Oldest aud best L. S. E>tablished lSoo
EAST l4TH.Sr.. N \.
TIE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY tEstatLshed
tSSo) prof5es schools with teachers teachers with
positions w. d. KERR 10 AstOr Place y. Y.
frUTORSIIlP desired by graduate from college and
II seminary French. Italian. Latin. Creek TAUGHT !;
16th-st
TEACHES WANTED for September; 800 70 81 900
Il ladies' and gentlemen school property 70 rent In
Wet. MASON, Clinton Place. New-YO
WoMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU ttor
ooh sNesl supple tIOfessors teachers. gsvernesses
nuseAb hooekecleIs. companions. chxpeTOnts SC. 70
s9ieces schools and isues also bookkeepers sterogra
phets s'd cSpy1sts 70 business firms
vi. ~. a: EnLNFR $50 6u'ave.. EewY0rk City.
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ped STAR LINE:
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing New. YORK and Aht"c.p w""Kly.
EFIIINLAND WcdE" "lay, MLy II 80 a. IN
WtarEKNLAED ::.c,; W"dne day Nay Il, . = m.
sllO and upwrrd Second Caba. as. Excursion, 40
and SIS StcarnUe ct v,ry low ratCr
PFTER WRIGHT SONS. Genl Agts. Bowling Green
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anfion 6ales.
~~~--s-~~~ $1,000.
q ALIFoKNIA TRoTTiNG STOCK. ---~-~-~~~"
TIRE PALo ALTO HORSES
ConAgned
HON. LELAND STANFORD
OF California
AT AUCTION,
TO-DAY AND TO. MORROW
WEDNESDAY and Thursday. May and o. 1889
commencing each day 10 O'CLOCK ~ o''
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE EUILDisa
Sd-sve.. between esd aud 6Aah sts.
NewYork,
~ ca.aiogae address
PxTEh c. KELLOGG 4 CO.. Auetione.r.
- ,- 1e7 Jshn,sk, Nsu.YSes,
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL. AND UNITED STATS MAl! STEAM ERS.
.ADKIATIC, Capt Gamer Oh. We. MAY ;. II a. "a
BRITANNIA Cap. PaI5sl....... Wrf Ma, u. y.
'CELriC. Capt; f. J. Smith. Wed, MAY - no,"
GERM SIC Capt. DAY !~On Wed. MAJ - ! b. H.
Prom White Star DorE, foot o: West 1oth.st .,
sal,sJn. 800. AM from
the OH Country. 80 a liwGci numh'r - co..
opd catin passengers carried thE steam outward
s35 aud SAD; prepaid $40 SION go AID 80 Com
tsly's once So al Broadway. NV York
i"' }. BRUCE lSMAY. Agent
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Ocean Cleaners.

A NCHoR LlNE y; f s. Mstl Steamships
SIS. CITY Of ROME Wei, May %, June 20 July "a,
and every fOurth Wednesday thereafter.
Saloon YassSgey 800 and upward second cas-. $50
GLASGOW, VIA LONDOSDEREf,
From Pier II. North River foot Of Leroyst
Circas'ia May IL, p. III. Anchoria May % D. m.
Ethiopia May IL. q. p. Fumes June l. IA.
Rates OF passage 70 oo.
GLASGOW LONDON DERRY or LIVERPOOL: -
Cabln $50 and 900. Second class. s30 SleersGe 30
TrnveerE Circular Letuers OF Credit d Drafts Tor any
amount Issued at lowest current f1te> =. -
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green. ~ 7.
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For Young Lsdies-City.
RT LECTURES FOR LADIES.-Rev. DR.. Gardeners
n srho CIR. Oo7 6th.aNe. hfs Garones aothof
Of II, story In Rhyme. Lady teacher wanted next year
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
L LINES ToR CALIEQKNiA, Japan; CHL&A
From New. York. pier foot II Caral-t.. y Il.
For Fraurs,, tn Isthr.U. 81 paIIlAL
NEWPORT sails Friday. NJ. 10.
rruM SLa ! rancl-Cp, 1t AMI Is .aunan st..
Iur China AMI Japan.
CITY OF NETWORK sails SATURDAY. May IL, p. IN.
Tor freight. pasSac- and g"u-rl, Information apply
coupaay's oalcc on the pier foot u Cana..,t y. Il.
H. j. BTI.I.hI, SUi-rht .ml'rt.
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H.N N"PN,N INSTITUTE tForHict 1857. home
AND DAY SCHOOL-Centn PARK. Wes. at 02tst
,NUl:s. Ia Il % Nine VAN NORMAN. Principal
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Daneins Academies

A LESSANDKR aAcGREsoRs, Ios WEST 18th .sr
a knote Lessons and Glasses In Dancinr d.iy
Mendessohn Hall 70 lot for private REPRESENTATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-08

Il FOR QUEENSTowN AND LIyENro0L
From P"F 43, loot OF Chr Il ph'!.o'. N"w-I1rk
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CABIN 435 STFIRAGE. go
PETER WRIGHT SnNS. Genial hget,s.
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-02-21

Jan. 1st. Hon. d. @. Goldman, pro.
prietor Of the Diamond Glass Works,
of this city, made an important change
in the affairs of this extensive house,
by asseciating with himself in the
business his son, G. II. Goldman, and
his son.in law A. D Knapp, the firm
name remaining as heretofore, The
Diamond 81. IS Co. This action on
the part of the senior proprietor was in
recognition of their excellent business
qualifications and efficient services
rendered, of which their promotion is
fiattering and merited testimonial.
Mr.. G. Fl. Goldman has been in the
Office of the company, as book keeper.
fer several years. Mr.. Knanp's con
nection with this house dates from a
more recent period, he entering its
employ as assistant book.keeper and
shipping clerk soon efter the suspen.
zion of operations at the Crown Flint
works, where he held q position as
assistant book-keeper. Both young
men thus possess . practical knowl-
edge of the glass industry, and are
thoroughly conversant with the de.
tails of the trade, and under the added
stimulus of their business energy the
Diamond" will continue to rank
among the leading window glass man.
ufactories Of the country.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-02-21

About one O'Clock sunday morning
Mrs. Frank Siegel, whose husband is
proprietor of u saloon "over the Rhine"
the family residing in the building,
was awakened by noise as of some
one trying to effect an entrance into
the house. She hastily arose, lighted
a lamp, and started on a tour of inves
tigstion, when suddenly she almost
stumbled upon the black form of Ed,
Venable, alias SNOWFALL" whose
former exploits will be remembered
by PRESS readers. The fright caused
her to scream, which awakened her
husband who arrived on ,he scene jus {
in time to witness negro exc ius -
and to identify the particular son OF
Ham. Later in the day " Snow" was
roped in by officer Lewis, and aftsl
remaining in jsil until Tuesday after
noon was brought before Mayor Hol
comb and entered pea of not guilty
and was remanded to Jail. Snow bal
proposes to prove an alibi. Says {
was playing "keer, 8 with certain O
his dusky associates. His hearing oc
ours tomorrow
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-02-21
The mahdoIinc Concert.

The concert last night by the Flor.
entine Mandoline Club, of Cleveland,
at ,he Presbyterian church, did not
call out as large an audience as the
merits of the ente r.ainment warranted.
The mandoline and guitar quartette
proved themselves quite skilled on
their instruments and were recalled
more than once.
The solos of Mr.. Ben Chase, tenor
Miss Aida Thu mas, s.prano; and Mr..
u. Berneike, bass; We're 6uely rem
dered and disclosed sweet aud highly
cultivated voices, which completely
captured the audience. the trio 10y
the same vocalists was q magnificent
thing and was of course encored and
at the close of the entertainment they
were compliment led by a request to
repeat the same number, whicn they
kindly consented to DOL Norwalk
Daily Reflector, Feb 16, 1883.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-02-21
a woman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by lady in
this county. Disease fastened its
cluto hes upon her and for seven years
she withstood it's severest tests, but
her vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed incessantly and
could not sleep. She bought of US q
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption and was so much re
lieved on taking first dose that che
slept all night and with one bottle has
been miraculously cured. Her name il
Mrs. Luther Lutz" Thus write w.
G. Hamrick & Co.. of Shelby, N. c.
Get a free bottle at w. T. Hart's drue
atore, (successor to g, P. Reed.l
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-02-21
fyou want to get your hair cut &c
10 <he Etna House BarhersShop.

At the new "Ravenna Livery and
Feed Stable" Oh West Main Street
nearly opposite the Shannon House
you will find everything new and first
class, and can be furnished with con.
veyances, both single and double, al
reasonable prices.
The building is commodious and
well ventilated, the drainage excellent
making it one of the finest Feeding
Stables In the county.
MRS. s r. Poe,
GEORGE F. NICHOLS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-02-21
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS,

The Mandol.De Quartette's appearance was
vigo, ously aoplauGed and they Ilal e-I III a.,
excel eut mahner.-C Cleveland Lea:'er, nc. is
lSSS. The.r performance was greeted with a
hear.y' enonstTation of aoproval.-Cleveland
Leadc Jnn. 2, 1889.
w. Bea Chase has fine tenor vo-Ce of sooi
comnass and muCJ sweetness.-SuII.
The swee'. powerful voice of NJ Ben Chase.
the tenor from 10 GLAND, telig hted the aud:-
ence.- Paresvill telegraph
MIR. Mockauee ha, woJ I,auy ad nirers IN this
Cay bN his splendih auil lies; his efforts always
meet tn hearty appreeiatiOn.-(l levelapd
Leader.
MIR. MOcLaoee is a b. lalt e:ocut:onist.-
Elyr'a Republican.
Mi. Thomas has voice of unusual sweet
ness. Hlss Tho Iss sank n delightful sopIa o
500. which was well Ie, eived.-Le Ger
Mr.. Bernetke be rich aud powerful bass
Sun.
The hit of The evening was made " Fr. Gus
tave eernei1e. who has noble bass voice.