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Presented to the President,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.-Hannibal Price,
the new Haytien minister to the United
States, was to-day presented to the presi-
dent by Secretary Blaine. The usual com.
plimentary addresses were made.
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Temperance WORKER n..a

CHIcAao. Dec. 24.-Henry W. Austin, q
wealthy citizen. well known as q philan-
thropist and an ardent temperance worker,
died to-day. He was Instrumental in the
passage OF the first broad-sweeping tenn.
perance legislation in Illinois. known as the
dram shop act Of 1879.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28

New YORK, Dec. 24.-Cables received to-
day from Para, Brazil. t;ydealers in rubber;
lead to the inference that the unsettled con-
dition OF affairs in Brazil is interfering with
the gathering of rubber.
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BLANK BOOK Makera FAN.

New YoRK, Dec. 24.-The long expected
assignment Of J. Q. Preble & Co., blank
book manufacturers twas made to-day.
The terms are about the same az we're an
J ticipated.
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GONE WRONG.

A Well Known Newspaper Man of Wash
ington Sent to the PEN.
SPOKANE FALLS, Dec. 24.-[Speciali to
the Miner.1-Joseph B. Lister, a well known
newspaper man Of this state was to-day
sentenced to two years in the penitentiary
for larceny. He lived at Rockford and was
given $4OO to pay on railroad lands. He
came to Spokane, got drunk, and blew
the money in. He is said to have done the
same thing before and got OF.
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USED A RAZOR.

A Desperate Fight Between Blacksmith
in Delaware.
DOVER, DEL, Dec. 24.-At Hartley. a
small town in this county, Fred Mas and
Alexander Dill, who runs q blacksmith
shop were carousing this afternoon with
several friends, among them were George
Peterson and John Hovey Of Dover. Pet
erson, who is also q blacksmith, taunted
Mas with the assertion that he did not
know his business. This aneered Mas
and he struck Peterson and
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In the House,

The house met this morning at the usual
hour, and after the daily routine business
had been gone through with, an adjourn
ment was taken to 10 O'Clock on Friday.
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Resignation Received.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.-The attorney
general has received the resignation of L.
L. Macarthur, the attorney for the district
OF OREGON.
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struck by q Train.

CoNNELLsv1LLE. Pa. Dec. 24.-A woman
carrying q small baby was struck BY q train
near here this morning. The ona was
fatally injured and the child killed.
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SILCOTT

He and His Paramour Having o Good
Time in Montreal.
MONTREAL, Dec. 24.-The police have
discovered silcott, the absccnding treas.
urer OF the United 8 ates house OF repre-.
sentatives, accompanied by his paramour,
Herminie Thibault. They arrived in
Montreal Saturday, the 7th inst. Hermit.
mimic, the guilty paramour, remained until
Friday, when she left for New York.
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CLOAK Il Assign.

New YoRK. Dec. Bah. Z. Muller d 60,
cloak importers Of New York and Benin,
assigned to-day.
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STRAYEn FROM BUTTE THE FOL
- lowing horses: ~
thigh. 0
One black horse strip in face left four white
W on left shoulder.
One roam mare strip in face, hind feet white,
Z on left shoulder.
One sorrel horse star in face marked
e on left thigh.
One bay hos Sc blotch brand on left thigh
all had L hair brand Oh when strayed.
A reward OF $S5 90 will be paid for their re-
turn to 9. A. SLOAN, Butte Mont.
SiOCKHOLDERS' MEETING+NOTICE Is
- hereby given that there will be a meeting of
the stockholders Of the Montana Fire Clay COM
pany held at room No. 1 (one) in the McNamara
house, on the 18th day of January, at The hour
Board OF Trustees and the transaction of such
other business as may properly come before the
stoekholdeTs; CO. BRADSHAW, President.
Gho. F FxITHoFF, Directors,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Jacob HOFFMAN, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ad.
ceased, to the creditors of and all persons hay-
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within -four
months after the first publication of this notice.
to the said administrator at probate court room
in court house, Butte City, in the county of Sill
YER Bow.
JAMES F. PROWSE, Administrator of the
estste of Jacob HOFFMAN, deceased.
Dated Butte City, M. T., this end day of Octo-
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-12-28

TAKEN UP-CAME TO MY RANCH ABOUT
4 q year ago. ono gray horse branded figure 5
On eIt shoulder ID or. the right shoulder. Also
left soalder and thigh. c. A. SLOAN. Butte.
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they suddenly knock OF to attend big meeting wn,on
has been called discuss the question whether tna'
particular form of activity is desirable or not. INC
preacher announces Of the dear oh texts 'oas
have brought ufo and comfort to so many Souls anu
then loses himself for about half an hour IN some
linguistic, literary, critical, or rhetorical deep no,''
and when his head reappears the other side tho
people are tired listless and CROSS Religious papers
and magazines give themselves mp largely to as
cussing moods and lenses Of thought And religious
gatherings waste much Of ther strength In az
GUESSING the supposed mental attitude Of the Christian
world toward certain less important matters.
In the midst Of all this anxious Interrogation and
critical analysis, we rapidly losing our enthusiasm
and strength. And the Church today is weak largely
because of this tendency II the churches would stop
taking their temperature and feeling their pulse every
few weeks and keep steadily at work without think
ing so much of possible results. am confident that
they would be much more successful.
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voice heard tho vibrations of his hddse and saw the

voc. heard tho vibrations OF his hddle and saw no
vibrations of his B-hat machine
Pint Il ia all wrong TO attempt to undnty keey's
,htorv tactics by placing them on level with the
snle and barefaced fraud that has Deem pe1peuaten
~ -. crrs,lous investors In electrincd sugar inc
-, financial centres Ike New-York, London, Paris
p,,r and Hamburg are tecmng with men on the hunt
,or a royaI road to fortune, men VINO want 10 got
I.h srddrn,v without work rascal need not DO
.v smart in order to swindle such chaps as these.
Mavhs TIA the Divine purpose TO have them swinaleo
ono. in a while. II puri1es the ar anu teaenes TITO
rrst Of the world a great moral iesson'
II winter doesn't hurry up anu coino aions ."0
Atlantic Coast line may run us roiine-s'och unuo'
.helter and 20 into summer quarters ui hc1' oaoon
What IS The good Of having tlor'a = .iolo iy -,
N drive people to IT. The brand nc" Nesuouio uai
a.. hoe heen nut on between NewYork and Jacson-
ellie ,s beng run on time but not on pronr
Have the washerwomen Of Dxie-not henry y.
ntxev--0one on strike7 The express companies arc
h1ncnr IN largo quantities Of collars cuiis, shirts
.nd unmentIonables of various. descriptions nom
Texas Tennessee and Georgia to Dc launoered mere
and returned. The largest packages como nom
rcx.s n fact which speaks volumes OF high praise ior
a state where a pair Of spurs ana stunning oonAf
were once considered fashionabie a''iio
p.hh,, cours,nr ON Long Island, ratklling In New
Jersey and cockfghtIng in Pennsylvania three piao-
eces improperly catalogued as SPORTS DO not appear
n satisfy completely the cravings OF score OF Now
workers whose chief object in life Is the enjoyment
~ n A special train leaves this city next month
Cor tho scene OF a great bullhght somewhere In
Msxico II is said that twenty wealthy young men
of this city have been booked to go.
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Railroads..

cHORE LINE-ALL RAIL .RQUTE-F0R
- Boston Providence, Newport and ne East Express
ton =. 10 q m; ! p m Limited - Express .s at p m
For NSsswpcrt at and p M Palace Parlor Cars
or Sleeping Cars on all Express trains -----------
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. G. &
ST. station u Nsw.Sosf SiicTs and 20 @sgtss
from foot Of Jay.st, N. Il Chicago, Detroit London,
Hamilton, 70 IS a % oo = 1S p No 81 Louis
Montreal mi Saisda East % 90 Niagars Falls syria
sS Utica and principal ntern aed stations SiS
osy Kingston ssugsrtlss Sal - \ "a Albany STA
Newburs 10 i5 a. M 40 as SAG p m ,HsysE
cars for buffalo Niagara Fails orOnto Detroit chleaao
and 81 Louis DAILY n R9aly' except snturdsys
City r. r. 4. Sutton ali 20 a. M, $50 /. M obp.e,s
tickets sic. aSes or Information apply oaces Rroo
loot q Fulton, = 1868 and sl2 broad
way 1853 10 Bowery. 10 Park Place, and West Shore
ssstlons foot Of West f2dst and foot Of yay.st n n
wyssssess Express calls for and checks SfggsR frea
dsnsss Fssisnssi Assn. ysndsibiissSs's MI.
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ERIE RAMwAY.-TIckst Offices. 4ol. sl7

ERIE RAILWAY.-iicket Offices 4O1, SI7.
BAKERY s1q PACE ace anS ssa ssss is n Sss
York; S51 and S33 Ftltonst Brooklyn 107 Broadway.
Williamsburg corner Newark and Hudson sts, Hoboken;
and New station Jersey City, where Tickee and Pasos
transfet q baggage can be obtained Express Trains
leave 23dst. minutes earlier than time shown from
Chambers ST. local trains TO 10 ninutes earlier.
a. u 70 90 m on sundays, Day Expres4 Pullman
10 $50 m week days Parior Car % Bnghsnton OswegQ
Elmira, Corning and Hofnellsvlle
a pu Sa9aa P P s sg. 6Ssss
and S. Louis No s1s cSalse for last line pn,,u.
Buffet SeeDers Binghamton. 0weso ElliIS Rochester.
nu sSasiaS c.p'iPala sna ch;;se 40 y
, ss.SSs s IS = &. 'S 80. 80
sa6 dA ssd y'a go. IT, 70 o. n saS $40 so
''| ssS "a ss u.s. s'5s ss$ ies e
NessIs and r.ser.9p Ney s q $50 ssS
Rdgs s0; a. H. 49, 49, 30 10 80 MIA
go 20 "a 80 80 30 % iS so m IL nsHs
r.sSSSa sla 90 sso 10 10 so Il niss
Goshsn- As 80 3. 10 80 !. 1. s;so ;s6 sisa
Miadlsicsa and Port ysryt.. lAs 7:so. 10: 80 y
sunday 10 NAN so iSs % ~; sS 'sS '.S
brsSeS. ; = n s;se S:sS, il p q r.-v.. 49,.
w. J. MURPHY. L r FARMER
Gen'I Supt General Passenger Agent
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NJ EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ c, i RIYEE m R4 y ES4ISr ,,xr
on and after November %, trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

On and AFTER November 2ss trains lssys
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
IS a m, Rochester and Montreal, Express dfsWfne.
VIA D; 4: r r. also East Albany to St AibsRI n
S " FAMOUS SrEsAM HEATED yEzsyE
drawing room and Sleeping cars for Albany utea. IN
cuse, Rochester Buffalo,, Erie, Cleveland. Indianapolis
na no sS day. at cassS At e m II is
10 % cSsssS TDrs;ss ,S5 s
Chicago drawing cars 70 Canandaga ana Rochese
+1f:so a. m, Western New. YORK and Northern Expfes[
Adams &C. Drawing room 70 Troy.
80 m, Albany, Troy and Utica Special. with draw.
% IS p M. Accommodation to Albany and Troy. Con.
meets for Wlianstown North Adams. and intermedsts
TO D. M, Fast Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis n.
press FOR MASCARA Falls Buffalo, saspsnacn Bridge a.
fSnio and oS Cincinnati bncssnsDSs Sc
. s and Ss. al %
Adams daily aIso Ottawa via Sc Adams and Canads AZ
>. spssla Nan LIMITED. arrive. ct Roehe.ss,
:, 4 4 80 Fast Night Express for Rsshester Buds
dsnpo St Lo po sns cSeas @h
cars Sleeping cars % WATERFOWL via Utica daily exeeDs
SATURDAY; also . Csnandaigus On SUNDAYS only
ing to Albany Connects Albany with train for
SAL. e g rs .S s
y Park Place Battery Place 90 West 12sthst s1a
Fulton sts, Brooklyn and 70 4tH.s. wiismsburs '''
westcott's Express calls for and checks baggage from
run daily others daily except Sunday. .step =
R De genera 'i Pssssnss snd Assss
j. NJ TOUCEY, General SUPERINTENDENT
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LLOYD.
APp'S6 ELRIcHs & CO., No. . bowling Green.

'PP 0ELRIcHs & Co, No bowling Green
DaCIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANI'S
/ LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA.
CESTRkL AND SOUTH AMERIrCA AND MEXICO
For san Francisco via the Isthmus OF Panama.
COLON sails Monday Janrsry 81. noon
From Francisco, LIST and Brannan sts,
For China and Japan.
CITY OF PEKING sails Tuesday. Jan. 10. .. m.
Tor freight passage and general information apply at
'0P IT. j. BULLAY, Superintendent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Nv Trains leave ChamDersst Station week days foS
E9ngeys S Ts as s SCs'sr spsrs ana Nah
saS gao $40 ie 80 p M II mdIsht supS,yS
kill and way, 40 g. m. and 80 p m
For Manuel. Spring Valley. Monsey and TallmanA
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Mem unbIicatioEe.

---~-~>~
nODD, MEAD & COMPAN1'
753755 BROADWAY,
HAVE COMMENCED A
CLEARANCE SALE
IN THEIR
RETAIL DEPARTMENT., -
TO CONTINUE THROUGH JANUhkr BOOKS
EELOW COST AT COST, AND JUST ABOVE Co5i.
DODD MEAD & COMPANY,
753755 BROADWAY.
DEACON HACKMETACK.-A new book.
Read t. the Deacon will interest you one OF the
oldfashioned kind OF Americans Read ii, views q
tai Intemperence Meetings Churches &C., and II yon
do not agree with him, You Will not nespse him. For
sale by AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY
ON RECEIPT Of 7c. postage stamps, Prof
W BERGER. S53 Broadway, New hork, sends nee OF
charge his book Of French Conversations ldioms
Proverbs.
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Jnstrurtion

TTo1Sr and DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, TIE ELMg :
III Snrinadeld Mass, Miss Porter, Principal Pupns
10 Vasssr Wellesley and Smith on our ceruncao
Quincy method for Children -
Y1ARK PLACE SCHOOL,
Batavia, NJ Y.
Tho half yearly term (of 1888 and lf60 Wp 'P'
Ian IL 1850 For catalogues address the prineiRa,
HE FALL TERM Of Park Place SCHOOL, Ba ,a,s.
address Miss MARY J. STEPHENS. Principal.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after DECEMBER 10th, -;

on ano n,vSt ~ rx ,,e y n ,ysn low
Train, : amp sSf5 aS sc "a
Streets Ferries, as follows
a, ss:,;5 ss ssss s
Dining. smoking; and sleeping vestbued Cars at 90
"iE,ps' fSss HAVEN cory % fs
ps1.s s.s u "a a Rsssn,
:Ge e. ssS:a $;s %:
s ss $sS Dining y N X IS
sasa.l rs s9 % g. Sc and s's % @:s
For May 90. 20 ssss d: Y:
h'f ons k sSssy m u %; 90 nsS "a
a asd So go sEcp t. A % syn Pssi
Fe ps; g. Ind Fi Soi ssd B
and Bay LINE oe connses WITH q. through
Trains at jersey CITY, scdns speedy and dirsss
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
ssesss Ssr,ss follows. ~
&C. qSIeass I%,sdd, Nth c Dining 3 O. 81
s. ssS . s sssS5 50
ss saS t. y; RI 4 Is
Rs,s a,iy .T..Ss sunday :. 90
End rrs % 10 A. On ~ Trenton
,ss, tss ss ana AZ s to! Sssay,
Js aesS ey Sss St sS
3 ss3s. .Ss s call for '''
cAs GENERA, sY Madase. General F.. |eS as;n.
SJI a. RAhR9 sRns 1E sSEEA nHaE
r% S T Ese BssSsSen No. Allentown M.ul
Reading 81 Hs sasss E.,sn Bethlehem. A
s.,s Lake si Msg.'s s:
s srsases Reaans T.,rsSSSs S;ISis.yi. TsnsasS
shiTsA1a tss s1S be!ssSs% Allentown,
MiSs Gsnas as' fs M..sA
sSS sad Isss;%Ps;ssSS.Ts SisaIssss.
Chunk. kssdns. Harrisburg. etc On sundays d 80
T" g. a. M, spnasya for E.s,on, ,,,
s.y g ss l Z. + o. i -;
ens.is sS TOMS fas River Bsrnsss etc '' s.n'ns''
ia. NJ ls - :so 's' i f iS sars;S"1s se sa
p SoH F FsiisIssss 20 nj e n ''
FOR ATLANTIC CITY,
4:so a. H. :oo 80 N. m. Through Express with
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
VIA Contra, R. X OF New;;y,srssy ana Fapads,pns
y vse1 ~ N 40. ais l. $780, 50 IL N SUM
DAYS AIsls: ls.sip "a L s's sal ( &,
10 m nave Connection for Reading. HarrshurE Pette
e ee and p,rlor Gar scats can be procured IL k
GA ;Ssaxa lss sssss sSs a Ms:s iss
ci%SsaS win s. for and s
baggage from hotei residence ---------
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of o'rts''' =
Desbrosses s~ ,or otnsanous and iutermedisss poeG
80 M for Geneva, Lyons. ElJnira kocnestos ~
and he west and principal local pointA cAsS -
ETF M for Cherry Ford ard intermediate pen@ an
m for and interpsdss pe GA As1sS
esr % Tunkhannock Connection % hes"ns -
Dur fso D. M for pittston and pflncipsi 'n'ef'no"'
coinis Chair 70 L. and b. Juns rc,nfa
Connection 70 heading and Iiarrisoufs onair ~f
nApy n S Tor Geneva Lyons Elmifa Roef 'sler BUM"
ma 10 Ws>t Pullfraf sleeper 10 Lyons .o = - "
Trains leaving az M y III Ma. IN ~ soi tsss1
A's' ' - SUNDAY TkAtNa - .-..-.noo
80 n for Msuch Chunk. Hszieson NO 'A's = u
p0p:1ts .. m. for coply End inss,nsdIss. pstss. -
IN NJ for Gcnsvk LyopA ElnarA koehesses -
- d VS.: s:.a ''s ssS S S;sss' sss s .st.
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Danfins ACADEMIES.
A LEXANDER MACGREG0R'S, 103 WEST 55THSr.
n Private lessons and classes In dancing tally.
New classes forming Immediately after the holidays
Hall 70 rent for private entertainments
A Lien DODwORTH. NO. es1 FIFTH AVENUE
n Classos and private lessons
For gentlemen Monday and Thursday evenings
send 2-eent stamp fer circular OF terms, &c
A -CARTIERs Dancing Academy, 30 5th-sve., be-
n tween 18th and 1&ta sta private and class lessons
all hours; lady assistants special term. for clubs and
families classes attended city country; waltz taught
rapidly classes afternoon and evenings terms moderate
l., ERNAEDO'S Dancing Academy 49, East 55thst.
New classes forming for second term. All
Fashionable Dances Send foe circular.
GEoRGE w. wALLAcEs SCHOOLS, 20 West
W 59th-si.. and HARLEM. 4th-eye. 12yth-st Ladies
gentlemen and children; cAss and private tuition Soc
circulars.
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minter Resorts
FLORIDA

FLORIDA
1.-THE SEVILLE. Seville, voiusis County Florida,
now open. Situated tho high pine ridge IN the midst
Of the fruiand peninsula eighty three miles south
Of Jacksonville the jacksonville, Tampa and Key
West Railway location unexceled for heathfulness
arsteass hotel y every PARTICULAR Pure water Per
Also proprietor Windsor Hotel Elirabethtown, Adiron-
dack
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Gearhers.


SDpss 81 s% ss
form for stamp : = AVERY American ''a''' ''''''
A SUPPLIES Profsssors Teaehsrs Tutors Goyernesses
S1. e. ssASs a9d Ei2l;s rs SR
HoRogeH plane 0Sed SS as SuS Sraan ns
4. a ' DaD EG s4ss Fl
A. sqRPfsSr gs5Ssn'; ii Ts,,
i7th.st. between ith-ave. and broadway
EVERETT STONE, private tutor; graduate q Yale;
A ssassn m Sg Eay daaed 1aS Vest
IN EXPERIENCED MUSIC TEACHER, competent
"A to teach English branches and elementary French de
speciality; references Address by letter. MUSIC
Teacher, 275 Madison-ave.
A TEoRoUGIII,Y cultivated woman desires . position
"A as vocal teacher in school family Is competent
the duties OF companion or superior
BSs SO. '1 BIod S n by '.'l'n'''' '
RUSSIAN LAWYER VIII gys Issssns n n, Eu; Ens
1I,h l'n ADDE'S. NV ~ TrSuns os. WIN '--' INV W
u RooKwAYs TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi
.1a 'i supplies m;s superior ihs r. iSs
west 2Sd.st Recommends schools 70 psrentA
UEssEs TEACHERS AGENCY, u East 17th.s.,
maseais. etc ali brapcls, resident and sisIsng recon-
mends best schools; En'nsh, German, French, Spanish
MR. AND MRS "DALgymI", ON ..ru or
I INSTRUCTION IN Latin, German and Ffepeh 0rsmPar
sS H, 's and 0rtheopy price, o. 90 Address
ATTN spoken and wrten acquired in 10 weeks with
IL out grammar Ancient Roman pronunciation. Ladies
and professional gentlemen taught privately QU1N-
TILIANUS, Tribune Office.
NJ ORTIZ GERMAN DIPL0MEE successful teacher
~ German, French. English, music desires pupils
VI "'"''' e" '''' KR6hGER A Yso East zsd,st
physical CULTURE.
Mrs AYERS and Miss MILNE whose work in
Chickerinp Hall and the Normal College has met with
general approval will give free class lesson Tuesday
CT Madison-ave.
" IsITING GoVERNEss will go out and give lessons
in French. German and English also nrst lessons
plano best references. Address A. T., $50 Broadway.
w and vocal music daily teaching German, French.
English and music refined English governess or com
psnon speaking French governess vocal music, organ.
'woMASs EXCHANGE i@i TEAcMEKs sTRhAu
329 SHAVE
WANTED. -Ladies-Nornal graduate with public
w SCHOOL experience, with music nursery goyerness
references. GentemanCGerman and mathematics Miriam
Coyriere. 81 East 17tst. bet 4thave. and broadway
w oMANs EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU tfor
w both sexes supplies professors TEACHERS governesseA
colleges schools and families also bookkeepers stenogra
pliers and copyisis % bushes. nrma
Danfins ACADEMIES.
A LExANDER MACGREGoRS, 103 WEST 55TH-sr.
n Private lessons and classes in d6ncing daily.
New classes forming Immediately after the holidays
Hall 70 rent for private entertsinments
Lien DopwoRTH, no. esi FIFTH AVENUE
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One in the procession was Jacques Kruger,
who few minutes before had received check for
go from "solD Berner for the part he did not take
IN q A Noble Son." Notwithstanding his wild western
experience with His Royal Hghness," Kruger has
not became sourcd against the world. He is simply
more Of philosopher than he before. The start
with HHlf Royal Hghncss' made with a blare
of trumpets that proclaimed ne pay one OF the as
sured successes OF the Kiugers story OF how
It came out is worth repeating. for II is much the
same as could DO told of many other failures the
road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13

N SHORT RotTE TO LONDON,
NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot Cd s.: Hoboken-
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Elbe Wed. Jan. 10, a. m. Ems. sat, Feb m.
Vera We'd Jan. 90 10 Tfayc. Wed Feb O. 10 a. m.
sale Wed Jan 80 80 Fulda. Sat. Feb. Q. 1 D.
First Cabin s7b and upward berth according 70 loea
ton Second Cabin ESQ berth SceraRe at lowest rates.
Wv" 49, OELRICHs 4 CO.. No Rowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13

Thar. "a altogether TOO much selfconsciousness in
our modern religion. We arc continually taking
speculsting thinking aud arguing about our religious
condition The clergy arc growing moro iona every
A.r NJ preaching sermons about the tendency
dxtfs o. trend" Of religious thought in The church
1hs srtxcG faculty abnormaly aotivo In both
vseeshlus and religious discussion. Before people
X - slae1nd n soma tqrm ~ raceus aefstH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13

NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
from Pier 40, North River
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE.
Gslla Jan; 10. 0;3oa m UmbriaFeb 70; $50 a. m.
Serv1a.. Jan % D. m. Servia.. Feb 90
Etrura.. Feb 2 80 a IN. Etruria.. Mch 80
Aurania Feb O. noon. Aurania .Mch. 8, IL
Cabin passage $780, ESQ and $100 Intermediate. s35.
steeraee tickets 70 and from all parts Of Europe at
office Bowling Green, New.YOrk.
VERNON ii. BROWN g. CO.. General Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND rIvERPooL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
BRITANNIA, Capt Parsell.. "Wednesday Jan. 16 D. m
CELTIC Capt. Dawson "Wednesday, Jan. 90 10 m
REPUBLIC Capt Smith. wednesday Jan. 80 o. m
GERMANIC, Capt Irving wednesday Feb ~ a. m
From White Star Dock loot Of West losn.st
Saloon, $50 $50, $50 and 800. SteeraSe, from
the Old Country 500 "A limited number f second cabin
s35; prepaid, s35 excursion. s65 Compalys ONCE No.
Al Broadway. New.York y BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13

A NCHOR LINE. u. s. Mail Steamships.
"A GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY,
From Pier Al, North River foot Of Lefoyst
Anchora Feb ., D. M Circassa.. Feb. g. noon
Rates OF passage TO
GLASGOW, DERRY or LIVERPOOL
Travellers Circular Letters Of Credit and any
amount issued at lowest rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green, NJ Y.