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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-01-17
Cremate Your Love Letters.

Lovers letters are usually treasured
up as something too precious and sa-
cred to cast into ,the fire. But into the
fire they ought to go, every one of them.
They arc proverbially sweet sickening
sweet, and silly to every body but the
twain interested. They have no earthly
value for others. And when true lovo
does not run smooth, as so often hap
pens, and the letters are read in the
divorce court, or as the foundation for
damages for wasted affections, in what
depths of mortified vanity, impotent
rage and helpless ridicule are poor low
ers plunged. When the adored one
writes to his angel, if she be gifted with
mortal prudence, and if she really and
truly love her Charles she will destroy
his letter after reading it twice and
kissing it three times. So also will
Charles treat the missive of Angelina
if he be worldly-wise. But lovers sell
dom or never are worldly-wise, and be-
hold how the world is continually laugh
ing at their unburned lly.-PAtEadel-
phiG Record
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-01-17
a Moorish House.

We visited one of the native houses, the
home of our guide. 1t was a simple dwell
ing. The entrance, which was narrow
and paved with tiles, led to little open
court, from which were outlets hung with
portieres leading into rooms. A narrow
stairway, also inlaid with tiles, led up to
rooms above, into one of which we were
shown. The walls were mostly bare, but
OF peerless white, from the many white
washings, which gave a pleasant air Of
purity, while it reflected the light coming
from the little court. which was open to
the sky and made the well room of the
house. There were no windows for insid-
ers to look out or for outsiders to look in,
but that was perfectly Oriental in charac-
ter. The Moor never allows the slightest
exposure of his domestic affairs. The
very entranceway often turns at a sharp
angle, so that the interior may not be dis
closed, and especially that the female &C.
cupants may not be seen from the outer
door.-G. z. Gates in Boston Transcript.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-01-17

Eagle Rock, New jersey - times without Corey
Boston, 10 times without
time and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-01-17
THE SPRINGFIELD ROADSTER BICYCLE!
WE STILL HOLD OUR OWN.
Moderate Prices Good Quality Fill Climbing. Safety Speed
are features of merit which to lead.
RECORDS FOR 1885.

L. A. w meet at Baltimore Md, Woodstock
Canada professional track
mile safety and mile
wheel, and mile safety
ALL track record 24; three mile handicap;
quarter in 80 eOndbest record half dash open
best competition half mile on record; ALSO mie 645
J. r. WELD, Medina, writes
'In club of twenty Is ride Springfield
REMEMBER CLIMBING RECORDS.
Eagle Rock New Jersey, a dismoun Corey HILL
Boston, without Sckney
sHURNsAN AT IT AGAIN.
PredJ H. F.
lttehed W Lewis and %swel On
the yout
To of
nnr5e To- as tGe local
the manna the
adimount To
the Port 6nfnnded IS mildly;
Park Street Hills! and obIige? Ed BICYCLE WORLD F ~
We the facts Draw your But remember
moderate goods
workmanship for absolutely headers speedy
and good all around road wheel CATALOGUE FREE
SPRINGFIELD BICYCLE MANUFACTURING CO. Conhi Boston, Mass
SALE BY
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO.. I'd.
SOLE AGENTS FOR HAWAIIAN ISLANDS 1247-1m dim
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r EgIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlands and Des.
broEses stA. az fOllows!
am for Satington and intermediate points
d. m. for Geneva Lyons, Elmira, Rochester Buffalo
and the wsst anu prnePS ISSa points Chair car to
~ ii a. m for Elmlra and Intermediates pointS Chair
car 10 Mauch Chunk.
D. m. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points
Chair cars 70 Tunkhannoek Connection 70 Reading and
$40 D. M for Elmira and principal intermediate points
CHAIR ear 70 l.. & Is. Junction and Pullman sleeper 10
Chicago. -,
40 D. for SlntngtOn and Intermediate nointA
40 D. m for M0ueh Chunk and Intermediates points
Connection 70 Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 70
Mauch Chunk.
p. "a. foe Geneva Lyons, Elmra. Rochester Buralo
and Tho West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and SuspenAion
Bridge
Trains leaving at O. m, II q. m. D. IN and 40
p, m, connect Tor all points In Aahsnoy and Hafeton
SUNDAY TRAINS
m for hauch Chunk. Hasleton and Intermediate
$40 p. m. Tor Maueh Chunk and Intermediate points
p, 10. TOR Geneva, Lyons Elmirs, Rochester,, Buffalo
: ~ = nAna-.l Eastern once ass Broadway
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II RE RAuWAY.-Tickss Offices. 4o1. All.

II RE Ticket Odnces. a0l, alI /.
F1cs rs saa Ss' ana 9sds sgTs
sss 's S:S. sd ls
New station Jersey City where Tickets and Pa sS
Ss sSsp9 f bsss asSs'F'Ds
saSS sas local ..sS: = ias %agss.
Day ESPC0, Pullman gSss: RI tsS g,Ss
town and chaataq9ga Lake; 8, nut. 1,u,,.. ,o,,s
PG SSS day. Of s B l3S and
sssnss pnas ssSRc SosoSes iaD
and 81 Louis No extra charge for fac; an sc,s
III Ss'Y S Sny SSsso a$ @ sSsS9s
R RS0 cs Sass F Ra haGR %Sg
Buffet Sleeping Coach ES SSssss irSs m.a
sY Suas, ssep sSsF'E @Ira. Ho9nssy Car
or5 * NS.4yds fSrrF'iSrn clPsl19's iSS
nsIas 8, sssHe;st ~ ,g e sas "a
S;s9S. t45, 8, S:IS. 90 = go g 70 SO IL . M
Pa;'asSS, = 90 ssIS. tSis. I?sJs' 3 SlE
6:s7a, 5ab eos, 6iS ESQ S 80 o. 20 ;sG;
f'5 f!:S III sasS s:Ssss & 4 +
@ + e u Ks 80 So SIS as g a.
: sss s IS - g 81 /
+ ~, & L iS = g
Sssss s: q sa iSsS As ~ ga ss 49,.
eo s ~ ;sG,, o. 1850 a. ms l. $50 asa
,,,Ss sg ana S Fort Ieryis aAS 52s 10 30 N.
sunday f S:. t sSsns m main line G.S sha 1880 NJ
ssS M e. 3 arr m so TAO am. IS ss pm
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF N. J. DIVISION
Enslsyooa and Ten !sa 7$1 s..,I 7.sS sac
ssSb, s. $50, o.s e9TS, GAS. 8. 1880 iai saa-
SySsssso ana sg ss s!ss rs ST. ~ 8
sssu s;ss Il s ss'ii s: ss @
4 VIC. s MS srsa General r & sasakk s:as
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Railroads.
NETWORK CENTRAL
~ AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
on and after May % trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL. STATION

q GR Az 5'' GES Si S STAT tSSE'
and 1s. r1s;'Sf saop In, ARCsS
room car. & SSGs SSa oe sad ASaPS .
va b: Il r r also East Albany 70 St Adams via
oo.'soi 50 yL' @a FAMous ,yEsTIsgLEp NETWORK
s"eS oi bufs, smoking car aiaasGar dswiSs room aud
Hs ar FS hSStn s Ss nYSs a. Ssssc
a. $50 SRss,: ~ oScsn 81 ,5 L0g 1s 100
Columbus and Cincinnati Elegant compartment slsepns
fSTs.R ss:p s SHs' b, E a Ts
m sSa oS Sa Es
% bsS StS dS e Sn S9 sg ND S0A
$50 , Albany TSoy and 6dcs special with draw
ASoSmmOasS9 to Ansny S1d T 1Sy,S GSn;
pSiSi, on on FShSais H. DswRs room car NewYOrE
Fast choasS CInelnna and ST. p LGS' E F.:
5 EsSsEa Fall HGo iPeaSh ST. Louis
Detrot and Chicago. with vSst6ui'd and sleeping and
S. ny GdiannS11f
'5eoH4Sna Soh aS 50 GdioRasEs and
fR G va ds Sd Rs sonn;s fS P
burg Win pSr car ot LAKE and ay
Na Hn ,ss c s;lyss ESIS'i'
7"G R S19Ss Eshs E R
III SSSs 81 f Go Bo Sy so
Saturday s I f. except
ss fSs
TSSt Ga a9a cs RaTs sao
isS. F s RRe E'' ss oS %'' and sd 80
fU9n and 500 BedtGId 1 F. D. tBrpSCSgn
hotels or residences
,ss an sRs Sp North add West
FAST prTrsEIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL,
5 va aa RsarD SS siy I Sag sua Sd
HssSsSss 1s:.
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GOLD PLACER STOCK

NOW SELLING At s325 PER SHARE.
PRICE TO BE ADVANCED soon.
MERIT OF INVESTMENT DICTATES 1T.
PAR VALUE RlO,
FULL PAID AND WORCESTERSHIRE
ONLY 20 900 SHARES IN ALL TO BE SOLD.
DIVIDEND IN OCTOBER NEXT.
50 CENTS PER SHARE
EQUAL TO 10 PER CENT on PRESENT PRICE.
THE SAN MIGUEL GOLD PLACERs co.
NO BONDED INDEBTEDNESS.
THOMAS HENRY EDsALI, Presideni,
QAte OF Duunlng. EdAalI. Hart Fowler, o. wsl.EtI
JAMES GILFII.LAS, Treasurer,
(E=.Treaguror Of the United StapAD
Eight miles Of Gold PIacer continuously both sides
San Miguel River. Colorado. owned BY tlJs company.
Nov producing Gold by the Hydraulic Method on a
over 400 100000 cubic feet Of gravel riyer
bars basin and liver bel gold IN every foot costly
mills sme"rA 70 b" built p ant In place and nov In
operation gold taken from suirss rraiy iof the MINT
REMIT TO JAMES GILFGLLAN, TREASURER
IL AND 43 wALL-ST., NEw-YoRk,
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Eegal Notices.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
l. YORK.
To all persons interested in the ruSt fund created by
the general assignment Of Robert NJ Babooek and George
L. Watrous 20 Samuel IL Bswley. for the benefit OF thet
creditors, send greeting
You and each OF you ara hereby cited and roQuireo
personally and appear tho County Orange
Sonnty, az the Chsmbers Of said Court % be held bt
Goshen said County. ths 23d day OF July, 1889
10 100 o'clock in the forenoon Of that day. there and then
70 s1eH cause Why eteDsnt Of the account o. the pro
storesd should not be had and II cause be shown
uen 70 attend the final settlement Of said account
- In testimony whereof have hereunto caused
- The sal OF said Court 70 he hereunto adxcd-
"a NJ Witness. Hon. John >. Beatte, County JudRe
TOE orangs County this 4th day OF June, 1882
GHoHoz WILCOX. y o. hLLiorT' oerA.
! % Para Rss. Es~.York oisy N. Z.
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WABASH, ST. LOUIS & PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY
RIRSr nInRTGAGE RnNDS
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

Hsw.York Mar "a 1890
The CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or NEW YORK
nv Arrangement with The WABASH PURCHASING COM.
MITTEE will pay presentation al It's once, 81 Wall
st for bonds and scrip Of the classes mentioned below
not already deposited under the Plaza Of reorgahiTIio
the SmOuna found By decree OF tho Court with inter
est thereon TO and including NAY i when saio made
under said decree. vi;
CPOR 1000 PARJ
Toledo and Illinois T. Il Mt=e Bonds. co8 IS
Toledo and Illinois u. Il First MtEe Scrip. 1904 II
TeIcio and Illinois T. r. F1rst MtSe. Funded
Debt Bonds lsOo -
Bonds 200 d
Lake Erie wabash and 81 Louis First NtRo.
Scrip i'~ON ~
Lake Erie WabAsA and ST. Louis First htgo.
Fupded Debt Bonds FOG Is
Grea. Wessrn First Mtge Bonds 100 IS
0reA, Western first Mtge scrp--........... l2o4 II
Great Western hge Funded Debt Bonds 1900 Is
Decatur and ST. Louis Prs. htge Bonds 200 -
Decatur and Past Louis Firs, Mtgo. Scrip.
per cen, LIT IS
Decatur and East st. Louis First hEn Scrip,
per cent i'-Vf ~
Decatur and East ST. Louit First MtEc Per
Cent Funded Debt Bonds. LTD -
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK.
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STATE or lLI.tNDto,
nnLlI EI.IE NJ 10 AALLLIRL

STATE or IiI.tNDta.
rREAST'"Fr'S nFFICE.
- SPRINGFIELD, June 1. 1889.
THE TREASURER OF ThE STATE OF
i IILINo1s vii pay AZ the AMERICAN EXCHANGE
,e-n lnrlus," tnsiurei interest ILLINOIS REGIS
TERED MUNICIPAL bonds, aud the principal OF ma.
tured called bondl for which funds have provided
CHARLES BECKER.
HtAfA Treasurer.
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financial.

HOLLAND TRUST COMPANY.
MOI wALL-sT., EEw-YORK.
CAPITAL. s5O0,00 SURPLUS sooo'2iS'
CORRESPONDENTS
rwgSTsCHE MISUNDERSTANDING,
AMSTERDAM, HOLLAND.
~ W. BLYpENsTEIN a. CO., LONDON, ENGLAND.
deposits and Interest oaanees Of
active accounts Of chants ana others
TrnnSacts a general banking business. -, -, -,
Lands money on promissofy notes with New. YORK or
estate frat mortgage, with Title
GnaJantee p0lioy A. collateral security
AcLs A. Executor, Trustee AM Guardian undcf Wills
for the xed statutory charges also es RegtrAr Trustee
nns and other corporations and for Real Estate Mort
with coupon bonds in New York. Brooklyn and else
where. Collects ~ents, coupons and dlvidcndA
Negotiltes State CITY RAILWAY and corporate loans
TRURTEEA
Garret A. Van Allen. John D. Vermeule.
Wayner Van Nordsn, John Van VoorbiA
uooper Worst w w. Van Voorhs.
faTss n Van woerk Geo w, Van Siclen.
q Van Nostrand. James Roosevelt
John r Phantom Augustus Van Wyck,
Henry W. Bookstavel, J. W. Yandefnores kuyS
Robert B, Roosevelt Henry W. o Eaye'
Geo. NJ. Van HoeSep. LOTHIAN So0dnoH.
VIM Dowd George ~ HoagInAn.
W m Wan VIark Daniel A. Head-
y" 49, w. POBERT n ROOSEVELT, President
John ID VERM EULE. Vice Presdens
GEO W. VAN SICLEE, Secretary
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STEAMBOATS,.

4 FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, land
"A. ing q cranstop,s West POINT, CG Esonai
connSctISs' With Ulster and Deawsfs Stony Cioye
ana CatskIl Mountain Railroads The steamer CITY
Tuesday and Thursday at .. m SATURDAYS ~ ?. m:
A TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
A.oF TROY, leave Pier 80. y. T.: I'd pier above
ChFstopher.st, daily. eXeeps Saturday, D. m Sunday
steamer touches Albany.
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Mem publications.
poBERTs BROTHERS NEW BOOKS
INSIDE OUR GATE

INSIDE OUR GATh
nv Mrs.. CHRISTINE c. BUsH.' sutaor Of ''rhs
c.o.sp. Omar. Cloak. In the "No Name ssriess 1enO.
caosA. Proc 81 90.
TIA author Of .'rhs CslOneps operA Cloak" makes her
rs appearance the publication Of that popular book
ana tells what happened Indc Our Gates In hsr own
delightful way.
A WOODLAND wooNG!
A s.o,y. BY ELEANOR PUTNAM, author Of "old
SALEM ana joutly with her husband. Arlo Bates Of
.pr.nss ysneas isnO. Cloth Proc Ell
MISS EYRE FROM BoSPoss, AND OTHERS.
nv LOUISE CHANDLER MoULToN. author Of
ssoms wousen,s Hearts" "Rsnaom Rambiss" &c. 1sms.
Cloth. Price q rs; paper covers 30 cents.
oollsct,On Of stories adapted to the needs Of
MisrA
SERAPHITA.
by HoSoRE DE BALzAc. Transiassd BY katharine
rreseoss worneisy. With Introduction by George
Yreasne Parsons One volume. 12nO Half Russia.
PROC q so.
rsds u he completing volume Of Bsizsos three Pho-
sophiea Novels ('The Magic Skin" and "Louis LAmbcrt"
sireaay publishc and is most important 70 complete
understanding Of this masters esotohe work.
NEARLY READY.
ROGERS AND. HIS CONTEMPORARIES.
sofa ~ All beaksslsss Mailed, postpaid, receipt
= psses 81 ths paDlisAsrs EosEaTs BROTHERS.
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T'O NEW HAVEN. 75c.
Il EXCURSION good days., ef Is.
sse1mers c. II. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
reck Elip pier % T. r. p, and IL p m. Sundays
sEceped connecting AZ New Haven S,sG special trains
YOKE &c Through sekets sold and baggage checked az
ga BroaiWay. Eew.York. and COprtst Brooklyn
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alisfeIlaueous.
fslp Uanteo.

:, n Onn AGENTS WANTED At ONCE TO sell the
U,UUU only authentic complete and graphic History
Of ali sorts connected with the terrible scenes OK the
mighty inundation. limo 400 PIP Price 81 TO- heera
terms Thou lands want t. Demand Is immense Sehu
quickly 30c. for outfit 20 ,,,n-s.,.L,.
j. w KELLER & CO.. 500 Chestnutst, PhiianelpnlG
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gmsirnrtion

Jnsirurtiou
J z =. rt vr Aeys and Young Men--City.
esy sstnEstsa Zoe spSs aud isi entrance snd
Z: M2opEEIge DAYS.. Pm D., "a Ess, As,.st
10y fS5Hxz s2xAnMtk SCHOOL,. 5x7a srsads.,-
n is'ssksnsss' .is c isas;
For xouns Ladies' CITY
nssssz Y aA{sne eq esshes ssnse1 ssrs sasssf
SuSs5HstuhR SESSION OF AMER ETNpER - ( S;rs,ss
- s&t{M W agHgDl+-Ffye weeks eonyws 49,
~ con PyineIEL and Edos' y y ALL ySly
xefk fEAcHf'fs WANTED sF nsoAA Now.
6 Y Al r9 On IEsTTrprE Jysapds1 iss7l. HOME
Ssass Sss. VIZ Ss ASsi i.l 4 ,st's
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GEORGE =. BAXTER, Treasurer.
WESTERN UNION TE:LI,IEGtgRAIPn ,ooMeANY,..-

WESTERN UNIUN TEIFtikAPH COMPANY,
NETWORK. June ~, iSS0.
DIVIDEND NO. 50
m He BOARD OF DIRECTORS nave declared
quarterly dividend OF ONE AND ONE.QUARrER
PER CENT upon the capital stock OF this company
payable the oee Of the Treasurer and after tho
18th day Of July next 10 Shareholders 81 record OF
the Goth Of June, inst, The transfer books will be
closed o'clock tho afternoon OF June 60 inst and
reopsned on the morning ot the "a % July next. ~
". ". HOCIIFSTER Treasurer
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SERAPHTTA.
NEARLY READY.
ROGERS AND. HIS CONTEMPORARIES.

Bcid ~ III beaxssilsss Mailed, postpaid, receipt
- prses bs ths pablisAsrs EoHERTs BROTHERS,
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NeW-YOrk Security & Trust Company,
80 wALI-sT.
INVESTED IN UNITED STATES BONDS.
'.'sSOoooo'OO
CHARLES S. FAIRCHILD, Pres'L
WIN. H. APPLETON lst VieePreSt
VIM l.. STRONG. Cd Vlce. PreSE

TRUSTEES.
CHAs q FAIRCHILU LOOMS l. WHITE
WM III APPLETON, JAS. j. HILL, St. Paul MINI
WI T. STRoSG HUDSON HOAGLAND
n uITGKIEY ROSWELL y. FLOWER
WIN. A. BOOTH, - JAMES STdlL-MhN
VIM, n. TlLLINGHAST, 4. HACKER,
VA ~ RFERS JOHN KING
WM 4 stDTT Erie Pa f. y. GIBBS Norwich, Conn.
q n HAIDWiE s. T. HAUSER, Helena Mon,
SIR A Jlfr O. NELSON, NH lOIGER King st1u. Ont,
n C. ID. BORDEN, DAS'L 3. LAMONT,
49, - AUG KOUNTZE
JOHN l.. BAMSOS, Secretary.
T1I, Company t. n legal depository for Court and
Trust funds Allows interest deposits. Acts EH
ecuior, Trustee, Administrator, Guardian and Re-
eeiv.r. Takes entire charge Of Real and Personal
Estates Acts as Register and Transfer Agent Of all
Stocks and Bonds.
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0edrbers.

UkuLUErb.
A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
IA supplies Profeksors Teachers Tutors GoveTneaseA
GO, 70 Colleges, Schools and Families, Apply 10
Mrs n. j. YoUNG'FULfok. 20 Unfon square
A best TEACHERS, American and Foreign, supplied
"A. for all branches IA all localities no charge TEACH
ERS WANTED; fec for registration; form for stamp
Z Z AVERY American School Bureau, West hth,st.
A TUTORS GoyenesssS. Professors, Teachers. all
"A. branches supplied schools aud families Circulars
schools % perenu Modern languages spoken. MIRIAM
u RocKwAY's TEAcHERs' AGENCY pOrnSIly Chi.
ID eagol supplies superior teaehers Tor schools colleges
and famflIeA MIRA L. FREEMAN BROCKWAY, rs
West 23dst Recommends schools 70 patents.
~ oVERNEssES wANTED.--Superior musician, teach
VI ing also French and English kindergarener with
music or French wOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS
Pt'REAU. 800 SHAVE.
~ EssB's TEACHERS AGENCY, IL East 17thst,
II supplies competent teachers, tutors goyernesses
artists muscians, &c all branches recommended best
schoosi English, German French, Spanish spoken
SsCHERMERHoRN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
~ Oldest and best known in u. =. Established 1858
East 1tth.st., n Y.
TIRE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY tEstAblishod
1880 provides schools with eachera teaehafs with
positonk W. d. KERR 10 Assor Plsee. NJ Y.
VVohAE,s EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU CfOi
w both seSes supplies professor teachers Fovernesaea
colleges schools and families also bookkeepera stenoRrs
phefe and copyist8 10 business nfmh .
HnA d. A. CULVER 800 .kth.sre.. Hew.YoSk CITY.
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dividend Notices.

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
TREASURERS OFFICE y BR0AD-sr,
NEW.lORK, June 4, 1889.
n OUPONS Of the general first mortgage
~ gold bonds OF this company, due July l. 1880 win
be paid this and that
date The books ioT tho transfer Of the 81 900 rogs
tered certificates Will close aL Saturday juno 10
and reopen 10 a. M, Friday, July o. and on Juno 20
will be mailed 10 holders NJ record.
GEORGE :. BAXTER Treasurer,
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Uanrinq 1raoemies.

A LExANpER MAoeREGoRs, ios wEsT s5TH. 81
n Private Less0ns and Glasses In Dancing daily.
Mebdslssohn Hail 10 let for private entertainments
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For Both sexes--City
A -CiECyLARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FREBi STAT
A,whethef for boys or gisisi city or county.
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HUDSON AND COASACkIE
Il steamer KAATERSKlLL leaves Pier 49, N r., foot
of Jay.st TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and STATUE DAYS
AZ Il d m connecting Hudson With Boston and Albany
X. X Special accommodation Tor horses ana carriages:
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POW
III FIJI for West Point Eewburg, Pouahkeepse
Ilondout ana kingston landing Ctanston's Cornwall
New II amburg, Milton, and HYDE Park.
Leaves Nc.try-st N :IS m
Leaves 22d;sh VIZ iiiiiiiin "a 70 III
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD. n. Y. c.. 81
j. Co. is;ws ana is sss,y %G so SSs
sSrlSf fc@s % 5sy;st c esit Defpss
ES@i siS H.o.g T0fs9 ssS = iSs a
FSi syrnsuse, Utica and principal inerIsdii;e stations
ss oi V.fa 49, aif 80 sl1s sna
Se NJ Hfaysf Sss NJ S Is:ass
Chicago and s. Louis daily tDSay except f fasS.
HoOokeS, West Shore station, al 80 a. M, p 50
SGices; BroOkyn-s58 wsslIngtn.st, 72G Fpit9n'sss
?sS snd si2 Broadway 1883 IL BowefY. 10 Park Place.
6S West l25thst and Wost Shore Stations foot Of Wes
Id aud foOt of Jay.st., N Westcotps Express Calls
for and checks baggage from hotels and residences.
G. f. LAMBERT
General Passenger Agent Vanaerbilt-avs.. N. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13

Il Il SAIONIS LINZ, VIA w Otub
For South NorwAlk and ell points Lhe Danbury and
Hnrwnk RaIIrosls dslrJo shesps Synn1J'
"CAPE CHARLES
(FUTmsrly running 20 Long Draneh,
Leaves new pier IS East River foot NJ Rut9ersst 81
BIS D. m, and foot Of SlsLst, East River, a J:SO
y n connecting At W lsOn's Point with train on Danbury
snd Sofwaif r. r. for Danbury and Intermediate points
Rgturnng train leaves South NorWalk at :6S q.
making connection with boat At Wilson'S Point ss
rakinv landings, arriving NJ pier 9S foot OF
IusRers ST., New. York. at 10 10 a M
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-08-01
Three More EiffelssTowers.

The idea of building three more Elf
fel towers and then turning the four
into the legs ola huge platform where
on SAINT arium can be built above
the smoke and stir and dust and
noise of cities, whittier invalids could
ascend in search of pure air and Sc
clusion, is being discussed with every
appearance of sincerity in Paris.
The nation is certainly a big one
and worthy of the age which tackles
such big undertakings as Panama
canal and channel tunnel, but it
will not fall to the lot Of invalids of
this generation, l fear, or of the next
either, to avail themselves Of the aeri-
al sanitarium which is suggested
London Figaro.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-08-01
Development Of the Skull.
Chicago Times.

IhiCdSO
Mr.. Digit, professor of anatomy
in the American college at Beirut,
Syria, gives some very interesting
results of his examination of col
lection of human skulls which are
stored away in an old monastery in
the Kedron valley, midway between
Jerusalem and the Dead sea. He
has made a careful comparison of
these skulls with those of the same
race at the present day, and finds
some significant differences. The
Caucasian skull has during The last
thirteen centuries increased in cir
conference nearly two inches, and
has gained considerable in cranial
capacity. There has been no in
crease in width. The brain has
gained in height and width. e.,
there has been a development of the
upper and anterior parts of the
brain, the parts which we should ex-
pect to increase by education and
civilization, as they preside over the
moral and intellectual functions.
The lower portions of the brain, in
which the lower or more selfish pro
pensities are centered, and which give
breadth to the head, have, in the
march of the centuries, failed to
grow as rapidly as the higher brain
centuries, hence the non-increase in
the width of our skulls.-Chicago
| Times.