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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

nance OF quarantine regulations; the
care Of ligat-houaes and buoys; the
execution Of statues respecting
license and registry; the seizure
of p0acaers on the seal fisheries,
and tho enforcement of rules against
oyescFowdipg on immigrant ships. On
the other hand, it is urged, that the rev.
enue marine finds active employment in
time OF war in engaging the enemy and
making captures; that many OF its Off
GERS coma to it from the navy; that in one
direction OF least much money would be
saved to the nation by its transfer from
ina treasury to the navy department,
einee the lighter craft of the new navy
might then be proAtably employ \, in
time of peace, in the marine seryioe, and
these vessels could be 80 constructed as
to avoid the necessity Of building o
special auxiliary haet; and, Furthermore,
that tho consequent eligi itity OF Annap-
oils graduates for the marine service
would be m advantage rather than
dptriment and would relievs the revenue
marine of tho necessity Of maintaining an
educational establishment for the recruit.
ing OF it9 oBn strength.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

There 10 peculiar case under way in
the United States court at Pittsburg
which is loaded with two or three morals.
It deals with violation OF the law pro-
hibitinR the importation Of alien contract
labosets, but it differs from any previous
prosecution under that law in the show
ing that, in this case, the foreign labor
was imported with the concurrence of
Pittsburg labor unions. Specifically,
civil SUITS have been instituted against
the members OF the Chambers II Mckee
Glass Company and the presidents OF the
American Window. glass Workers Asso-
citation and OF Universal Federation
OF Window-glass Workers to recover
$1,000 fine for each of 46 alien glass
workers alleged to have been brought
here in violation of law. The popularity
OF this case is that the American glass
workers, by their short sighted, suicidal
and reprehensible policy in restricting
he number of apprentices allowed to
learn the trade, have brought this trouble
on themselves; and every real friend of
American labor should feel grstitied tn
see the labor associations named mulcsei
in the full amount OF 81 900 for every
one OF these IS aliens. IhNi3s is the fl 4
blame; the employees could hardly help
themselves because, in this case, the deg
in-the-manger apprenticeship code Of the
glass workers unions had made it i'm pos.
sible to secure native mechanics enough
TO DO the work offstipg aad they we've
obliged to import foreign mechanics or
disappcint their customers. The rea!
victim OF this oppressive code il tie
American hoy who is thereby swindlei
out al his birthrigbt to be taught trade
and is compelled 60 see the mechanic who
has enjoyed abroad the privilege dsriei
him at home stsp into the Elaos wLish
should be his. II these Pit'sbarg labor
unons can be compelled to pay out
&iB, 000--or the half OF tin fires, or, il
default OF paymert, tLsir responsible
officers b. sent 70 Jail for long tsrma,
their fate vii carry with it saIu!ary
warning to others TO give the American
boy fair chance.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
sRaN0IdG FoR DEcEHRER.

Oh Saturday, Dacember 2ist at 10 o. M,
ia IN antars ,i.a.sI,n C,or,t,arn,,s r,arl,,
IL, H., ~ ,l.,-'i,s.
M Ine eua 81 a9{uiha ana the beginning
81 %iaier
TuainpnFtant esisst,al 9yabt OF the com.
III. month l. IN t55a aal,f.is IN fha SIM. on
..4,,,,,fI,'s.
W. Y - 4l& ilA'A q ttls sRitfai eciil 2,
E4ttitg u SoVtHetu A9ys4iata, crosses tho
atrirsn coatiaelt IN 4 soUth- westerly If.
racfioa. emerging oil fRa western eoaBt n
III Paula EN5nzia tjrTrifp f4Iencp Horrrss
tga tfBEatt1 .slrt- ncrFb,Rts,arn aorFh
k.Fhrt ii n Hga ID DsIriy partl#l
teI.hlfllagr 3as. lic the. tfe inba Sitaatl cRa
.et iaso tI 44aday b MI I!Ilg5st naywhnro
81 baafiiu. 4 Doetani stag5iing fsg
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Two shocks of earthquake were felt IN
Alton Bay, New Hampshire, early Tues.
day morning. Oroekery ard glassware
we're broken aud people rushed from
their houses. The bell or steamer in
The middle Of the bay wss i.ung.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Boston has now $4,000, 900 worth Of
reasons for putting all high voltage cleo
trio wires under ground without delay.
1t requires no further ioss of life or prop-
eTty to demonstrate that o wire carrying
. current OF high intens.ty is liable at
any moment to convert neignboring tele-
graph and telephone wires into instru-
ments OF death and destruction.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Il is hard TO Believe that Congressman
Scott, of Pennsylvania, could ever have
been foui enough 70 compromise himself
for the price o. half dozen railway
tickets between New York aud Eie.
That the New York sun has printed q
Letter Of thiq tsHor, purposting to he ad.
dressed by He. Scott TO Chauncey VI.
Dspsw anu TO have uean :ound among a
loi ot RasIe paper cold from the latter's
household 10 como regtuan, does MT
Prove much, even in the absence OF enY
reply from Mr. Scott. This alleged iss-
tor, which tie Sun has been gloatins
Over fog month or two past, ran as
folows:
Aiy Dydr M. Open don't oiten ask
for .Uv r. IN tas way OF pa4se5, but 4 1
could ger m auuinl PICS good until JAnu-
AIRY lst over the New IpfG Central railroad
and II wpu i sui me better IL count get
II from Nav York 70 Erie -in favor OF Larry
iih,tesii Id, would be great advantage
TO ms in my Il q ut nero III mi. district.
At6huugh you are a i,4Hnblleau and am
Il Democrat va 10 not diiler much In regard
70 our views n c1nnec on with corporate
property, n q | may be able 70 serve these
interests shouli Pullthiough again.
am SIRE iGb Pasa would not be used
three times hstwpeu now ana January ist.
Yours trUly, w l. SCoFr.
! ERIE, Pa september 25.h 1850
The suns object in keeping this doou.
ment before It's readers is, OF course, to
weaken the cause Of Democracy and
tariff reform, hr. Scott Is reputed tc
( BIS worth million or more lie was en-,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
af'anamakfT,S
pniLApNLrulA, Mond az, Dec


or course you'll be buying
Holiday Books. But how
much do you know of thems I
How much can you find out +
Of even one book by half a
minute lingering at a crowded
counter? Precious little. That's
one reason Book News has
so many friends. Book News
yeaacrs hNo7v the ayzH ant
scobe Of every 6ook almost Be.
fore The ink IN 1t as dry. They
can be a thousand miles away
and not go wrong in choosing.
There's no haphazard pick
Ing if you take Book NEws
hints. For big folks or little
folks-all's one. The pith Of
the book, the merit Of it, the
size OF 1t. Nothing left for
you TO guess at; not e0en The
| /atr brfce
Book News for December
t. > you Of nearly fve Inn.
dyea holiday books, and shows
yNl about sixty pictures from
/ from them. One hundred and
welve big pages, FIVE cstTs,
TO any address.
The little money 1t costs is
likely TO come back to you a
hundred fold, Can you do
better with FIVE cE&Ts?
Christmas Cards. Booklets
and Novelties are all In sight.
The picking will never be
easier. Calendars, too
Dickens, Thackaray, Tenny-
san, Eliot, soc; by mall SIC.
Each with a thought for every,
day in the year.
Our New 8opage Cata-
, logue Of Books at Wanna
. maker Prices contains about
: four Thousand sitles Of stand
: ard and holiday books. You
! should have ia postal,card
. request will bring it.
. Another readjustment. This
time la Fine Dress Goods 81
! choice, novel, elegant and do
!. sirable STYLES. Five items:
! Item One-Serge with silk
I bourette borders, az inches,
!, az rs cents from sI.a5. Cut
off the border and throw II
awav ard a bargain remains.
1 Item zs0o--Serge with Dor
!. i der and all over silk plaid, az
It Inches, at ~ from $3.50
{, e Item IA1ee--Sateen, wool
J. with Jacquard stripe, AZ inches,
Z at 81 from $3.50.
Item Fow-Camel Hail
. . with solid band border, and
7 all.over Jacquard figure, A.
y inches. at t2 50 from $3.50.
4 Item Figc-Camel Hail
3 Plaid, a. inches, at SI,75 from
4, s2.5o; plain TO match at $r.as
r. from 81 rs.
le All the other items recently
Of advertised at 37H and SC
:: cents are here. Remembei
n we don't ask you to becomt
n, interested In mean and triflins
q lots.
% Two Of the extra. quicl
he Dress Goods:
1 4
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

iectors to Issue tax receipts in blocks Of
five or more, it may be of interest to re-
call what the more enlightened among
the voters whose ballots they are espe-
cially cunning for-the colored ta1ables
think of their manipuiations. 1t was
only a short time ago that their organ,
the Deldware Itoiiight, said; ut 10 q
diabolical contract to virtually purchase
votes twelve months previous to delivery.
We will not encourage this object, neither
by endorsement nor silence. We propose
to have sentiment applicable to the adj
vancement OF true citizenship, and will
not tolerate any methods which add in
suit TO disgrace. Colored men, stop and
think. There is an honorable, manly
course to pursue. Pay your own taxes !;
otherwise your suffrage is merely an I'M
valuable O. o. d. package, in storage
with the odds against our psople."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

New YoRK, Dec. 4 "A corresponds.
in Ruesia sends word that the Russian
censor hos Just forbidden the circulation
of the following New York papers in ihs
czsr,s dominion: The EUening Pot
SUI, World, Times and Tribune. Ina
New York Herald is allowed to enter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05
Two Of the extra. quick
Dress Goods:
~ rTs ./

LIiC3S 1JOhIH.
Atwood Tricots, 37Hc.
Silk Mixed Plalds, size.
Maybe a dozen OF the staple
Black Dress Ssuhs are In the
same price-boat. Here are
two: 4o.inch All-Wool Camel
Hair, 81 from SI.5o; 4oinch
Silk-and wool Foule, 75c from
SI.25.
Ii was a famous Blanket
last season; just as famous
now. Size, quality, cheapness;
we never saw the trio yoked
more to your advantage. Sir
beMuds-I2 ounces fine strong
cotton warp, every fibre of
the rest good, springy, live
wool. 74x84 inches-gener-
Gus siz for a generous double
bed Hve dollars the pair.
You can make your Blanket
choice from more than thirty
grades-up to SIS a pair.
IoHN WANAMAKRR
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Christmas Cards, Booklets
and Novelties are all In sight.
The picking will never be,
easier. Calendars, too.
Dickens, Thackaray, Tenny-
san, Eliot, soc; by mall SIC.
Each with a thought for every
day in the year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

Our New 8opage Cata-
logue Of Books at Wanna
maker Prices contains about
four Thousand ,itles Of stand
ard and holiday books. You
should have ia postal,card
request will bring it.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-05

WASHINGTON, Dac. 2.-The Fifty first
Congress lss opened without notable in
c.dent on the Sanate side, but With
break 10 Rnrprisipg and Notifying to
tins Republicans Of the House that the
sense Of owaerghip OF The lower branch is
wall-nigh lost in humiliation,
A thlrg has happened that has not oc.
cured before in the experience Of the
Oldest member. In the Republican eau
cuq saturday the lev. CHARLES b, Rams
delI, Presbyterian Clergyman, q former
cIassmate of Representative sanford Of
new York, was declared to be the nominee
OF the party after he had been presented
III an eloquent speech BY Representative
Sherman OF the 0neids diAiriat There
vas some opposition to displaoing the last
ohspiain the Rev. W. II. MiIbuip. aud
| intinlations from several OF the tSepuoli.
caus thlt they wonld not be bound by the
action of ths Gauous in selecting another
man for one whose breyity and originality
had made him attractive to al the mem
bera OF the Fittieth Congress-
Speaker elect Reed was appealed to to
prevent by the exercise OF all the power
he could prudenlly uss, the threatened
bolt He was willing to talk to the dis.
! satisfied members, and he did talk 10
some Of them with all this interest be felt
in securing harmonious action. 1t was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-26
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
n ,,...,. nirer- Yesscls and Railroads.
l,I,NEP Al. MARKED REPORTS.

coFFEEThee mode59te n1ess Fair
growhs the spot to-day AT sul sins 500 bags No =
2c: 1000 bags No I5e ana Ira Md ana 400
9a East Indies private pms Options deyGGpead more
fe tho chief support Of hg market hdSte Savahrgd
sal fr Hamburg gained az pig after which thep,
opehn advance Of points. with ireer buying
9sy lilo adylccs quot regular first SSo so0a
s,conu' o6 has total stock 2G 900 bags santos re-
cspt % days. 10 900 Rio purchases 10y > emling
and Other countries during week . GOO bag R o clear
nnccs ~ ah for L. s. nil Rio cearances Tor Europe
Smd otGr countries % 900 bags steamers leaning ~ no
anu i,d Stat,s freight per steamer Zoe and per
cpt prnage per bag total santos stock 20 900 bags
Snof uuTchascs for United states. 5000 bags santos
S1rcbass FOR Europe and other countries, So900 pays
Santos clsarances for - N d other cointrics 20 900
hSgs: steamers loading at Santos iof Cmle1 Ssdtes
az saIoS here today, II go bags, ~ follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-26
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool Nov % 4 D. m-COtton-The sales OF the
dav included 900 bales American. 1900 ,,,,,
Futures closed firm: American mld1ling. low midlinS
CLAUSE November delivery 37-Gid buyers; november
and Dcccmbcr delivery, i64d sellers; Decent er anu
January delivery 1854 sellers; January AMI tebruay
delivery 33G4d sellers February and March de4eIyi
buvers Al5rl and Nav de livery 80 CD sellers May
and June delivery. 3G-G4d buyers June and July de-
livery ; 3s-6id sellers $3.50. CO.
80 savannah. Nov. 25-Cotton quiet; middling. 9l6;
gross receipts $50 bales export IN the Conunen $50
bales; coaswls. 2G20 bales; sales 27Oo bales s'ocN
% 200 bales - c.-- ...,... .,5,,t,, "a q.
low midlng o. good ordinary. Q; net receipts, LBS
bales gross receipts 700 b9les exports 70 ,o Ge e1
tinent 624 bales; sales $3.50 bales: stock 2io'Oo
hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS

DEUX SOEURS Par Andre Thcuret fsriS' AT
phonse Lemerrel New-York W. X. JENKINS
aDeux socurs,s by Andre Theuret. Is o"se "a
,cmewhat unusual heroism and sclfsac1hoe' one
deliberately surrendering her own happiness "a oiuo,
10 save the reputation of the other, an npu'Ne CIV
utterly selfish girl, who IS quite ln.'pao,o o,.,'an
nd only feels an animal relief at being freed IRON
embarrassment The story is well and impressvoN
told contains much firm and clear character arsmi"e
"a ,ncideptaly exhibits considerable psychological
insight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-26
r1.RnpEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov %. 3 :i5 p. m,-Beef In far demand
port i'm moor demand Hams In fair demand snort cut
about il u 10 H. steady 49s Bacon.Ihe demand mas
Cheese in poor demand. Talow in fair demand Splits
- turrentlne-The demand &, improving steady az Sos
Uosin I'm GOOD demand Lard-Spot and future--Inc g.
maud ha. fallen oil prime Western spot Sey at oo' 90
Hh.r sto,iy nj IS, 81 Dec nber and January steady
A. ~, "a Wheat poor demand Flour In iar den3hL
Corn-Spot in poor demani fHturosI n e ur, teady
at is I'D Hops London-Pdcihc Co1st IN fa denhI
90 quarters from Pacific ports, l3OODi from oth'i
rccs 80 600 Receipts Of American corn for tho past
week 80 600 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-26
= ,,,,cu VALLEY RAILROAD.

II .srxcER TRAINS leave foot CorDA''
PASsa.N "a as follows: "a, ,o,nts -
Desoross Cor slaungtOn and intermedlsts Rochester!
10 io m for Geneva, Lyons, Eml i,ats Chsf
AMI "a 10 West and principal local po,nn.li0e
Buffalo shu and pullman ear 20 Suspension ,tS char
car 20 Lyon on FOR EIniIa and intermediate p'"
car 20 Msue Tor Tunkhannock and Rssting sao
-. ?. ." 70 Tunkhannoek Connection " la.
Harsoun m, for Emira and principal inmaa seepes
az ~ ~ /. & Is. Junction snd fui"
supepnscn M for Satngton and inerne,sse poin
ia D. m. for Mauch Chunk ana anu m''' ,.s.i,
t ~ IN 10 Reading and HarrspuNp Bunnnss
m for Geneva Lyons El m lyons and susuenN
Bridge. ,n =, =. m IL Am, | p "a Uszleoa
coal regions srNDAy TRAINS ..a irtcrmets0
a. m. for Maaeh Chunk Ha'ls'" -. lint.
points a., >,.n.h Chunk AMI int me- re~hsssr. BufAe
D. n. for Geneva Lyons ,a, ,- 10 Lyons and euss'
Siiass o.n.,., Eastern once. sss Ss'sa'sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-26

Stuck Of 20 . rcd November 3 81. GgT
bush, against 3ff37j4 bush last week. and G.GsI col
Tew'York Produce EXCHANGE statement Of visible sun
ply, saturday November 90 1850:
Total IN
and wheat Com Oats. rye. Farley
adoat 30 l9i O5G 100 Ia 50Of7l3 LIZA 3iG BILLIE
Increase L7222 7s 9Cs0 .aa;..o3 -,,eoo S'2S62
visible supply in the United states and Canada
Wheat Corn 0at-. Rye Barley.
N' iss9 ao124 O5e e1oo15 5oot7ls 11ois'o a1i1A2l
asa % 4OI rs Oo1 Oo5 02S5 2i7 1.17O1H 9.Hs.55o
isss 85 oss, oi7 oo7492o 7c2712i 17ao92i 9oo2s
Issi 80 se1. 100 s1oi s32 e4ss75s a2545o ess ei2
HAY AND STRAW-Recepis were less liberal today,
but there - stu heavy accumulation of me poorer
ousiiie-. and such feeling CONTINUES weak s",
grades have moderate inquiry at steady prices 10
Clover mixed 4Od45c shipping. f5c.. NV
Long Rye 7odsoc: Short Rye. 3oaioc: ost and Wheat
aod3jc
there is also a moderate export demand with decided finn
ness noted the better Qualities Common gra
6uis Some sase midium 1oeiic common Ease stat"
choice 1855 100 lc; medium Sd9c; do common. G07c
DO loaiic; choice. 1888. 0alOe; medium s09c DO
moi MiEsTSXtfis-rIN-ou and arm. s,- 10 tons spot
lake Deeenbef 3 25c ...... LEAD-Soady ana outlet
beeember ssS,c.' SPELTER-Flrm. December dose
-. PIG IRON WARRANTs-Very quiet December
10 GssESHouiet and unchanged New Orleans quoted
25a4so fslr choice; Porto Rico, 3oa4oc; English
| Island, 25d32c
| NAVAL sTORFs-sPIRITS TURPENTINE-Made a
further slight gain o.day but aing quiet quoted at
4GGiG4c gosINS1In mode ate dIm1nd a. 4 sy pTises
So g. !" IS 25 - W. W. W. 81 so e. NJ
oILS-cottonseed had moderate demand to-day. With
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-26
Ocean Steamers

n. TROPICAL TOURS
Novel and Interesting trips the Stamers ~ tho
Ais Steamship Co occupying two weeks or longer
Embracing from two to thirty PORTS
s. A DAY
,o,.,rs all necessary expenses OF a Tour ~ jamaica
IiaVI Carthagena Savanilla. Colon Nicaragua: Costa
Rica and the Mosquito Coast Ports only frst CdOlh
is,sSenorrs cartel Address either -
PM NORWOOD & CO. Agents - State ST.. NJ Y.
frii8S COOK & SON, Tourists AGences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-26
LLOYD IS. co.

NEw.yoRK' "sout Urn AMPfoN AND RREMEN.
steamers; ss from ger foot &Eraa NH hOO0Atn
Lain We'd NV 7ga Vera S2t Dec Dec 80 am
,;ier Wed Dec A. D. m Ems. Sat. Dec. "a, q. N.
First cabin s7b and upward berth according to To-
sst rates oELRicHs Co. No. Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-26

C0TToN-The spot market was very dun. but prices
VI VI No decided change No sales ported to-day.
mower Week not before cported3O5 tacs ior export ana
l 80 Cor con sumption. receipts, 50.02l bales
-o "a $50 bales last week and 65i bales for this
a. - year since september receipts at the port
have AGGREGATED 2Ss 49I bales against Z3oi3%o Dales
for The cnrrsp spending tim last year -, , ,.-,o
Quotations based on American sCihuifu Oh ciaSSn
I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-26
nerican standard OF classla.
STAINED.

Good ordinary............7s Low middlinG...S 1910
Strict GOOD ordinary Middling..--...
Op0ns-WcIe little irregular to-day but the slecula'
ton was quite moderate ia all months There wa de
cline OF about point al the outset on WcaKc ItNoipo2
adycoS but the later subs urnty strengthened whci
prompted some outside buying here and general advance
Of $40 points followed. closing hin SAFE - JO) Das
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-26

CAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
- SENGER LINE.-Four steamers weekly from Ne"
Pier IS, n. r.. foot OF Springst - -
IS. CITY or AUGUSTA. WcdneSiay, Nov e. D. m
-. CHATTAHOOCllEE-. Friday. November - D. III
-. NACOOCII EE..... saturday, November 80. y.
IS. CITY OF BIRMINGII AN Monday, Dee. >. 3 m.
Connecting with Central Railway OF Georgia and Sayan
nah Forida aiway for all poin Georg
Florida. South Carolina. Alabama and Louisiana Un-
surpassed accommodations First class table dhCte. For
freight ard passaee apply to
J. D. HASHAGENt W. H. RUETT. Gen. Agt
East. Agt. >. y. ana w. R'y Savannah Fast Line,
2Ol kIoalway, 81 BrOadwly.
X. L. WALKER, Agent Ocean Steamship Co,
NEW 30. North
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Gedehers.


A BEST TEACHERS American and Foreign. supplied
"A. all branches. all localities charge. TEACH
ElsS WANTED for IegistTstiOn form for stamp.
K. + AVERY American School Bureau, 2 West 14thst.
n. Y.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors, GoyernesSes
&C. 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 70
Mrs. VI. J. YOUNG-FULTON, % Union square
TUTORS goyenesses. professors teachers all
"A branches supplied schools and families. School cir
euars for parents. Modern languages spoken. MIRIAM
COY11ERE 81 Z. l7th-st, bet 4th rave. and Broadway
\ n AMERICAN lady WI give instruction in the Eng,
"A Hsh branches u children, young ladies ladies Of
reelected e1ug.ton AZ tne residence Of the pupil eloeu
uOn S."Ciaty successful educator gOou references.
Address TEACHER. Box 20. Tribune Onice.
II ESSES TEACHERS AGENCY. - Fast 17thst..
supplies competent teacher tutors gONcrneses
slcians, all branches resident and visiting recommends
schools; English German, French. Spanish spoken.
WANTED. -Gentleman teacher OF vocal mu-ic and mathc
w MATES for church school in South. MIRIAM COY
RIEE 81 Last l7th-st, between 4th,ave aud BroadMal
w OMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU (tor
w both supplies professors. teachers governsssos
musicians hOuscEt-pcrs companions chaperones &C. TO
colleges schools and families also Dookkeeper stnogra
Miss c. l. WERNER. 500 SHAVE. New York City.
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Ocedu Steamers
CUNARD LINE

CUNARD LINE
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