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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-28

l.twas troubled with cronic cataFrh
and gathering in mFe head, was'sveTf
deaf at timss. had discharge from ny
ears ard was unable TO breathe throukh
my nose. Before the second bottle If
Ely's Cream Balm was exhausted was
cured. aud 10 day enjoy sound health. G..
j. C0rbln, Field Manager, Philadelphia
Publishing House, Pa
1 am On my second bottle Of Eiy's
Cream Balm, being 3 sufferer from ca
AaEkh since ] was d child, but with this
medicine SIN being cured. Nm. L.
Layton, Brooklyn.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-28

II Ex-Governor, Attorney-Gener-
al Whyte, don't get in his work on
the "bosses" Of the State, it won't
be the fault of the Baltimore Morn
ing Herald, who most effectively IL
illustrates them in that enterprising,
wide-awake journal.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-28

The name of the Edison electric
suggestive of a streak of chain light
geschelschaft, which is more or less
lightin Germany is the electricians
ming.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-28
nenem pines win Harrison.

WASHINGTON, June 20. -Chauncey
NJ Depew arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon and left for New York last
night. He took ride with the presl-
dent and dined at the White House af-
terward
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-28

NEw AcRK. June 28-The schooner
Eva j. smith, from Richmond, Me-, for
Philadelphia, was run down of Fire
Island by the steamship Bolivia, from
Mediterranean ports for New York,
during dense fog. The crew were
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-28
A TaIented cow.

vINELAHD. n. j., June ga COW
belonging to William Kennedy, near
Vineland, fell into a fifteen foot well,
but was gotten out with but slight
injuries
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-28
NIcpow NTurder lin.

CHARLESTON, S. c., June 28.-In the
Mellow murder trial testimony swEs
elected showing that Dawson was Xlot
in the back. The evidence was closed
and addresses to the jury made BY
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-28

SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP.
h1TcHES, sTALIE AID fAcT0RYI
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-28

NEWARK, June 2S.-W. j. Sullivan
the old pitcher of the Boston club, has
been signed by Newark.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-28
EvENINGCAP1TAL

pUBlisHEr DsiLE eaLess SUNDAYS
No. n Conduit Street, t0gp city Hotel
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-28
The Weather.

Fair; continued high temperature, fol
lowed by showers, and slightly cooler,
southwesterly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
rFw.5rssEY oHRrsTrAy Asgo o1Af1oys..

NEW-5ERsEY CHRIsTIAS ASSOCIATIONS.
Brdgrton, n. j., March is (spceiaD s-The aeesa.o
sestho Young Mems Christian Association Convention
are SIN arriving by each train. notwithstanding 'ne
fact that IL VIII adjourn tomorrow night TINS morn
Ing besides the general convention, there was eo'
,Ieee section addressed By Byron Cumming OF Rutgers
college on Best Methods Of Getting New Students
into The Association; By D. r. Tcdd OF Princeton
college, on Bible study Our College Associations
and BY r. r. Wilder. Of Union Theological seminary
on Toyeign Missions in Our Associations Ine gen.
eral convention was addressed By J. II. Manning Oh
panied on aour District Work. It's importance ana
ruproyemsnt"; s. r. Dudley, Of Orange Association
finances, stats and incal' and by W D. murray -
f,ya,nfiaId. on The Associate Member. Why tne
Ae,.va Member should Work for Him Especially and
flow r1e shan Work. In the afternoon, Mr. Williams.
Of NewsYork gave special talk to men only VI
. personal purity Works IN the evening, >. %.
x.a,s. az PROJECTION College, gave report OF ine
atSesr for the last year. c. K obcr, college seoss
ssrr OF the international COMMITTEES, made psei
sneeeh Dr. Thomas Hanlon, president OF Ienlnns-
tor seuanssy made the principal address OK hs eNon
frr . = 90 e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
NETWORK CENTRAL "a; AND HUDSON
~ GREAT ySGhfRSSk iKSSx LIE.

Y.,ras. md Finest Passenger Sts,ien IN herles.
"a = M Rochester and Montreal Expree drawtnaN
room cars New. YORK 2 Albany snd xlesay tMontfeN.
Sg}SSrsES4Y 4REEASTE u Y E5SsTls
BniEp SH ropSssd sIcSsysy q Saset nSsa
sssqRg cs sSss sDf Ere
4 ss nv v,s s. , nSSit os Columbus ana
cHS SsSna afp'ffs nai sSs bsss md
III 10 a. NJ Western New, Pr aug nsnnaaton Kcrss
r.. i ;S0 p .s no., % Troy and Utica Can.
, Asss%Saassai z GdS s1as an: md ss
Ps' % SHsn2ss s.ps sns s. B E T.
pres sS n FSssvesnd Cincinnati inaanspolis 81 sa
Detroit and Chicago, with 'es'ioalea sna ~
sespng ana dinnS Sass and csnandasus E1gs..
to Montreal Rouses Point ana vsS, ~
I sunday s iP t SSss 49, VI;
EasT eight Es 9Ricssa nd
Msgs'is 81 fsSs Detroit and SSogs VIZ. esp
sars sisepng 70 Wstertown va Utica oaiv eAssp
Saturday also 70 C,nandalgns S ss H VA Finland M
x mlaolshsss ~ sran leaving
Albany Connects q. eSay w,s room anS sleepns ear
md lSsth.st stanon New Yoik sos ~ ~ ssoosiyn
g.oa Sc sns s sss or and basssss 0'
he .us Or osy SSss. d. ssnssy seq
sseI I, sRi as Y PFC PASSENGER Ass
!, K ssoficEv' Generai Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
+ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

pAssrseER TRAINS leave foot Of cordsads =.
Deso,Sssss s FOR os;asauaus end intsseeats pols
m iof SsnsvA Iyons Elni.a hcche css, sS .
and the wess and principal '0ss1 p''n'A 0r 3
ElmirA - maze rord ana intermediate polntA
II o. o. t v1 1T,snkhsnnock and intern6dsn pe2s5f
chsir ear 10 TunEsannock. Connections 70 hes''ns
H.;:ssssaIs q, ri,sssss sga g,,asssi n'srnd'
pointAsn for Mfuch Chunk and intezmedAse pe.a'
fosnc e p 70 Kesaine and Hssnsbuss' ohsif -
Msyes 0h9iS IA Geneva Lyopa Emir, Roeass,ef Suss
- &e west pullman sleeper 70 Lyan4 ~ = -
sh'r ssins leaving a ~ y 70 az 49,, ;Ao ,~essss
nscs for Ill points Il NrSsge1 e1d sls''a ~
= n. tor Msncn cAuns. hssiston ana inse'n
po'ss,fS . m for copi.y snd insssnedlsss gc!sss'
sad O. Es:s sa nsss os is q Sru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
.nnrnr nrrrrn,s rRopEnrr 70 BE

Cincinnati Ohio, March 16.-Albert Meter the
absent stock-broker, had suit pending against q
sieyer s. Ives and others 10 recover about Ssoooo
which he claimed to DO due him under an agreement
With the defendants to handle the Cincinnati Hamli
TON and Dayton Railroad stock To-day the name Oh
isaac Wolf. Mr.. Meters father-in-isw, was suu
sst,,,ad for that OF Meter whose interest IN the
,snit was assigned to Wolf Not only is Netter's
beautiful homo but all its costly furnishings are
TO be sold in few days at auction. Nothing dennl'e
Is vet known OF Netter,s whereabouts but u seems
dwefn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17

u RE RAILWAY.-Ticket0 Offices, 40i, IL.
Place Chambers and Esd S.ioets ferries New.Ik;
y3I and 3SS Fuiton-st, Brookynj LOT Brosday,
Willislosburg corner Newarx and Hudssn s&. Hobo1
or snd s EeS Car ana
leave 3Sd.st s minutes earlier than time Shown on
chamber local train; z 10 MINUTES MIN Ss earlier
ugas Or ~ NO rom cSacSss g Busc faiAa
10 80 a. 10. week days Parlor Car 70 Bingham
osssss. EImis Corning and aorns!ssllis o,,. 800.
.Od Pullman ss1 TAIN Day and Suss Sleeping cea:ssie
and 81 Louis No itrs charge for fast une;
20 2 eysTy sny G osssc Ea RoSssT
BusHalS SSsnaaa ssd Chicago 80 80 1880
$50 eio ego p 70 20 Z I n5gss !, moan.
], f'sIs,s :. siS Shg 81 ssSdS. s:a s:sS
aTstsrsSs, I, AS 9. !, TO, o:so, 1880, noes
haa AZ sS 49, s sc &C. so & Sisss
Newark and Paterson Via Nswasst rs S ;soS
ssS: u.s. I'll. S's t. g. - T. rs
is 5e ISL s:,S So Esd D. e e . a
Sssssss !.S So 2 3D. - j. 80 'sS 10 go
]; ss; 3, =. sAs rsso. 1850
Sunday AZ local 1 tr.ins main line s5 80 Iosos
las $50 so 81 80 u 10 10 u nisi. Ee~aH
Wy. MI RPMy. ~ k.9; gAeAERs
csen'i supt 0cri fea AEehs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
nv PAYoR OF MIYIsTRB DEYBY.

Indianapolis. March ie spccisl.-Papers have been
received here from the American missionaries IN
China and many citizens of the United States, tempo
rary residents Of the Celestial Empire, asking the
reappointment of Charles DENLY, OF Indiana, as Miu'
sster To China The petition IL signed by forty-two
n;ss,onsrias largely Sgned petiiion s also Sent
from Canton, urging the retention OF Charles boy
tnoiir, Consul to Canton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
scnrpunn IN ETFEcr MARCH 10,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH To-
Trains leave station Central Ralsosd Of Now.Jsrsy.
foot OF LIberty.st. N. r.
For washington. Baltimore. Wilmington and Chester.
daily at g $50 u1oo except sunday, a. M; so ESQ
4.46. 1900 D. m. 2
For Phlladelpha at 90. AS. 40. $3.50. II 90
30. 2,so. SIS 600 aa6 $50. 1850. IL 100 .. NJ.
SUNDAYS, $40. $50 a. m. 1850. a;so. 4a5. $50.
10 100 D. m.
Tickets and Paor Car seats can be procured az a. H.
col AIS. ea4. li4o i.S2s broadway ya7 ethsye. ac4
West leSshss. 1872 East io5th-se. Nsv.York: Court
ST. SEQ Fuilon.st. es broadway. Brooklyn.
New.YOrk Transfer Company win call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17

INMAN LINE y s; and Royal Mail steamers
From pier as foot Of ChriStopher.st, New-York.
CITY OF NEw-y0RK. W ednesday, March 20, 80 q
CITY OF CHICAGO. wednesday, March % $3.50 N.
CITY SFFY OF or BERLIN wsdnesasy Apr To- u 40 10
CABIN PASSAGE $50 ano upward -, SECOND
AGE SEQ. PEER wRI GHT SONS Ssns,a, kgsntA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
v. 5. CHAMBERLAIN, AGENT,
WELL-KNoWN BROKERAGE AND
li6 BROADWAY, !

WELL~KNOWN BROKERAGE AND
N commission house, dealing in = speciality established
nearly quarter Of century occupying leading position
in the trade and having exceptional advantages for safe
and profitable operations desires 10 meetpaea seeking an
investment Investors control their own funds and
operations or deposits viii be accepted subject 70 withdraw
Al a. any time on thirty days notice sueh deposits 70 form
Of yndeate unn under the control Of The Advertisers
who will desired guarantee profits Of one an onequaf
pef cent Der MONTH their compensation for the Ruaf
lee h. he tbe excess over mat amount highest mercantile
references Address SAFE AND PROFITABLE. Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
Summer aesorte.

THE BRADFQRD. 10 Rye, near Harrison on elegant
-, = private eoardng, hoee ga4 het and cold water;
YORK seaSon commences May house opan for nspec
ven by 9pPon.aeees ohy bof fun rariLesss call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17

G HoRE LINE--ALL RAIL RoUTE-FoR
- Hoaton Providence Nawpnrs ane tho East Express
sfns leave Grand censa slon COZ groydsnee End Dos
timing ear); Might Expfess at 1l:yo D. m, daily.
Nor Nswpert Al a. N. and p ~, Palses Tszler Cara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JRsEY.
IN -Tsains leave chsmbsrsss Station wssnrys tos
e, ZIG and 4 20 :; M Ias s; isoi.s. $40
" Additional trains 70 cressklli and way. $40 ana
'Ft z Manuel. Spring Valley. MOnsey snd TsipA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
Gearbers.


REST TEACHERS Supplied, no charge te2She ns
xvant,d no registration fee vacancies aINA9s Vi
80 - Sn,yn Tor stamp L. L. AVERY. American Schooi
Bureau West 14th-se. n. Y.--------------
4 PPoFESsoRs teachers, tutors. eoyelnesseS , w
n h,anches Supplied schools and familiesi eITCus f
Schools 10 parents modern languages spoken sey
COYRIERE 81 East 11th.st. BET 4tnaYeA anu Dl9 -!
A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AUlaSN1
n supplies PfofeSsors. Teachers tutors Hot ~
Ec 10 Coliepes Schools and Families. AppB %
&C., " NiTS TJ YoUNG-FULToN, % UIion Square.
ID RocKwAYs TEACHERS AGENCY ms5imer aSSe Snl;
ID csgo supplies superior teaehSls, REocKSgkY os
West oSd.sI Recommends schools 70 parents
IIEssE,s TEACHERS AGENCY is Esst l''n mn mn,
III s.nnlIes competent teachers goyefreshes, lhs,
sIcans &c all branches resident and Visiting feeommpha'
best schools. English. German ErshGh spGsn tSaS@
VIZ ANTED Teachers tutors. for schools institutions
w and families; also resident
niano German. Miss NJ. Il. D0NOVAN'S TEAOhhiSo
BUREAU, 30 East 14th.st
yXToMANs EXCHANGE TEAoHERs' BUREAU !ioi
wv hoth saxesl supplies professors teachers RoYernesse
rnsoIans housekecpers companions chhpetohes, Se 70
oIlevas echoois and families also bookkeepers stenogra
phers and copyists 20 bpsinsss aims =, -, n,,.
p"' NJ 80 n A. CULVER 800 bth-aye., NewYo City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IL on and after JANUARY %, 80.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

Trains leave New.York. via besbrosses nd certi,nds
H. ssssi s and 10 with rn.n p..
Car. og I ana Ss SS Dn I 80
Dining, smoking, and Sleeping vesaSslsSsrs at ;od
p aI 81 sonhectns at Cory @ Ti'asvs
gSr I NssIssSrn 00 Il
II 100 : NJ, 90: goo. and a 100 p : sunds;s
s,imor ana Warrington and tho South Lad wash
II q . RS1a az: y
daily. WITH Dining Car al sao ., M; srrie Washing
sa SS aSo s .n 10 ae 90 no NO. and ns 10 n:
o FOR ATLANTIC qTY.
1. 20 .. m. t,hrough Paslor Carr: and N. ws4
For Cav MMsya b S's "a fiy
s e an. xi s.a"1 y .1S %. ss'i
ia S.ss I; Asssi, E:' avrs pa.s
phia ana Norfolk Railroad, 100 D daily va Bald
I bay LIME .2ns 90 % s ss' 4. r,us.
ss: :, oI I' SsSos S s9sfns and
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Express ,raIns leave Nsw-York, VIA Desbrosses ana
Eortiandt streets Ferries. as followi
20 GO f GSsS I ana a Dining a So
90 sso snS 90 il is s9' Mo ss s 2:o mao
sundays. Rrss 70 soc 2 1s ;oa III q II
as r., AeesSn O. q 10y % n ' .'4 = :.
Trains leaving New-Ysoss d1ilyS eseeps sd,y e. x
ana u .n "a NJ Sundays FisnS sa 70 %
Cogrts and Breoa,yn Annex Ssso' g o. Fllson;
s 81 piGss ss z Sss .'''s,
shsaS psssssgsp iSSH hotels 'na is''ofnK wep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
ocean gseamsrs.

TIME STATE STEAMSHIP LINE between
NewYeE GLASGOW ana 1slisss s9Gs 1s s; Ssosss
NAE OF GEORGIA THURSDAY. March q
STATE 81 Nevade Jhus.asySs Msr f IS.S M
stats room Excufsign tickets sss % ~ sseesags
all parts OF Europe - ioHess fates
tsSr,rn n,ey fn0t OF Canalet, North 1aven
- rap sfreiaht and passage apply 70 :. "
ma ,DWiN & CO.. Gen. Agents. % by. ~. z
s,eersee cfhee, 81 Broadway, New. YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
Danrinq academies.

. oARTIER,s DANCING ACADEMY, so SHAVE,
beWeen 18th and 14th sts private and class essons
an hours; lady sssls2ns special terms ior srsht
Sn,nies: cesses attended city country WaH SuBhs
fspidy classes afternoon ami evening terms
A LExANDER MAcGREgoR's, los WEST S5rH'sT'
Priynke Iessons and Glasses In Dancing d1ly
Mendeissohn Hall 70 let for private enteItalnmen&
n ERNINDO's Dancing Academy log Eas. S6'h-ssih;
II New classes forming Tor eeeonu VFm al
rsshionsble Dances Send tor circular. ---
4, FORGE W. VILLAGES schools. 4th,ayc.. l29thst'
W and NO 20 West z9thst SEQ circulars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17

HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.
El The new twin.seFew express steamer
UNCONSTITUTIONAL,
OF 10 600 tons and IL 800 horse power, VIII leave
New-ioTk for
SOUTHAMPTON AND HAMBURG.
MAY 90 AND JUNE 20.
General once. No. 81 General Paslags once.
broadway Hew.York. T. J. 10. B. RICHARD 60,
CORTIS. Manager iOl BROADWAY. Nsw-iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
NTORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD So. co.
In SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,

NEw.YoRK. soUTHhMPToN AND BREMEN.
Steamers sal from pier foot 2d.st. Hobokon.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Aller Wed Meh 70. a. M Fms sat Mch 20 'So N.
Wefra. sat Mch %, 10 o. N. Traye We'd April a.
Saaie We'd Mch 81, y. Fulda Sat April 8. 10 I'm.
First Cabin BTb and upward BERTH according 70 loea-
u0n' se00"1o ELRfchS Z Co. No. Bowling Greeh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
The EMPIRE
MANGANESE 6 IRON CO.
DIRECTORS;


JAMES GILFILLAE, Ex-U. S. TREASURER llS
Bii ~ - norsF0RD OF BoTsrORD & NOE, So PARK
PL itnts sh ~ HENDERSON, OF HENDERSON q
sToGJTFS BohuUGM 30 PEARLsT., CITY.
n NJ YEOMhNs PRESIDENT NETWORK q
OHIO n H. 80 WALt-sr., NEW.fOHk ,.
w. s. CHAMBERLAIN, ll5 BRoAD"Af' NEW
YORK.
oFFICERs: w. s. CHhMBERLIN, PRESIDENT;
n j. BOTSFURD, VJCEPEESlnENf; JAMES GlL-
Villas, SECRETARY AND TREASURER
A small amount Of stock to be SOLD az IS PER SHARE:
nav yaIus being $40. THIS Company has number OF
Valuable Manganese properties IN tnna neS hsS A.
msTReted Two mics OF trsmwsy y now being oniit:
and other boing made Tor nc hhphht
and 70 Europe An analysis OF different lots ruaS as
follows -. ga, rant
SILICA az az sEGN '..::::: :: 7@
PHOSPHORuS 800. .OO2 PHOhPuoiUs .....'. .0L9
hEIHLLIc MANGAN co co S gTLFtthiIKS I1SJixN. W"
fRos 60 MdfsTGRE ........ iSs
7, viii be seen By the above that the ore Is very de.
arabia From estimates which have already been node
oo Os ro 40 FIR GEST upon ne PAR VALUE Of the
stock which would make the nYcsnrul upon ,he pssens
pTee from 40 10 60 PER CENf. There " nothing
IN ths manuiaetre Of steel this Company has
an unlimited amount Of material and market oI 70"
sane shipment o. In large quantities - eNpeeha "
several thousand Of the stock hsye already been
taken hy and "A u Is Intended 70 si only
about 5000 shares AZ This price, ~ j. believed thas "
viii all be taken up WITHIN WEEK OH TN DAYS
The Company Is organized under tho laws OK NOV,
Jersey. with capital stock ot f5OOOo0 10 shares o. w
Is no nSbity whatever attached 10 the stoekboIoer
No certificate will be Issued for less than 10 hhafes
Make checks drafts payable 10 tho order OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
vor,,c Men-oountrv.

! Boyd anu OKIEIE 1'Ec1] -,
.' Dr ecrfnnI, FOR BoYs.--As Milford. Corr;
r. III 49,, Who arc unfortunate w ns osftj
~ Parehs A. ,Sa Re- profit by the aayaSsges, g1e'1
TIER nc sors n WI Address FRANK NJ HOW r. ssp -
ITREEHoLD IEsTITuTE v gsssAG men ~ Address
iour1n s Nv l. G. CHAMBERS 4. M. ftlaslp
pyfyf INSTITUTE tss.
usual edssnAEeSfa u saV' 4. ARAAGNAC, Pm y.
- .T,Ts or GUARDIANS who would 2ppfs,as toP
- nss can obtain superior
- y, a tcacher's home In heaS, oJ,.s,,
Mac sbyty miles from New n9nn address
tsees AZ select day class and every 1''NH
n1TK AVENUE INSTITUTE DEIDgGEElpTo,IESTs; CG fs
CAS- Parents always pleased Begins sept ~ 1900
For circulars address S. B. JONES, A. NJ, Principal:
uyTE PEFKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY feeA|
k N; o nss 81 T III a. NJ. NJ d. PrinelpsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
Instrusiicn
-, n. voune Ladies Country.

IN. y, seuooI FOR GIRLS. ENGLEsW IVY odI,
C. II. heopens September 90 . vgssas. weiess
lsge speosa eeyffaeatc ADALlNE W. s1'-tsi-A-S'
~ ~ pm Sli. ~ u M tsERRISlI. A. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
RED STAR Al ! LINE ls.| !,

DED STAR LINE.
h FQR ANTWERP AND PARIS
BallinG from HeW.Xofk and Antwerp weekly,
pINELAN s Saturday March 2s, 10 100 N.
cabin rates FRA cabin Go ana apssrG Raeutson
eI0o and upward Second CABIN $40 Excursion. err and
fETEE wIIsiir boSs, asa AsiA. bowling srssa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
DARIS EXPOSITION.

DARIS EXPOSITION,
Apply 70 NETHERLANDS LINE, S9 Broadway,
n Y. for new Tourist Guide 70 Holland the Knne ana
Paris EHpSsnon Entirely rsnewsd nes' a
Rotterdam tssh Amsserdam isss as yis ssr Nav
lst, $40. $50 $50. Second Cabin. ss2 Tn Gsys 70
july IS. Rotterdam o Paris hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
Diri6enb Notites.
Cost ana 9Onno.

Lost GriD 1onfo.
A LIBERAL reward will DO paid for the return OF a
- diamond bracelet lost Thursday evening 47th.sG,
between 4h and 9th Call AZ Room o 9th floor, Mills
Building Is Droad.st
NY PERSON holding or laying claim 30 handbook No
"A 1o3S52 Of the Union Dime Savings Institution IL
uned 20 present II at the ban anew book about
be Issued
I OsT-Bank book No. 1soJ41, on Dry Dock Savings
Bank Any person having eiae upon said book are called
upon 70 present the same 70 the bank within thirty days
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-29
FLORIDA.


About 10 600, 600 feet of lumber is waiting
shipment at Fernandina.
One of the railroad hands on the North
Beach railroad, near st. Augustine, was
drowned Monday while swimming in the
river near the new bridge.
Work on the jacksonville, st. Augustine
and Halifax river bridge, over the St
Johns river, is progressing rapidly and will
be completed about Nov. l.
At Tampa Tuesday City Marshal Ball
arrested q negro on suspicion that he is
the murderer of Deputy Sheriff Taylor, who
was killed at Sanford two months ago.
At Pensacola articles of agreement have
been signed, a forfeit has been posted, and
the first day upon which there shall be
good whole sail breeze, the crack skiffs
Wild Pigeon and Restless will try conclu-
sions for S25 side.
w. S. Emery has 9-year-old pear tree
in his grove in Jefferson county from which
he has gathered seventeen bushels of pears
this year. There still remains on the tree
about two bushels, and large number on
the ground of which no account has been
taken.
No less than 1000 Jacksonvillians have
gone abroad for the summer. A Memphian
estimates that such outings cost an average
for each wanderer 5000 At this rate jack
sonvills loses this hard summer 81. O00. 600
enough to erect twenty 100000 cotton fac
tories.
Maj. Nj. R. Marks, one of the best posted
men in the country on Florida lands, is in
Philadelphia for the purpose of furthering
project to build a road from Orlando
south across reclaimed lands and over the
northern part of the Disston lands to the
Indian river. Mr.. Disston met him and
they had long talk over the project. The
major wants a land grant from the Disston
syndicate for the new railroad, and it is
altogether probable that he win get it, as
Mr.. Disston is favorably impressed with
the route of the proposed road.