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financial.
Reorganization
ATCHIS0N, TOPEKA
SANTA FE
Railroad Company.

THE BONDS OF THE FOLLOWING s,w.
ISSUES ARE INCLUDED. AND sHOJLD mr. ~.
POSTED FOR EXCHANGE, UNDER THE Pr.
or REORGANIZATION; AS
ATcHIsoN' TOPEKA SANTA FE RAILROAD CON-.
PANY: ~'
First mortgage. 1899. 7 per cent
Five per cent bonds, 1909. per cent
Consolidated mortgage 1903 per cent.
b. f. five per cent bond-, 1920, per cent
-Four and one-iDoh per cent 8 +. bonds 1870 a.
cent.
Six per cent s. secured bonds. 1911. per cen,
Collateral trust five per cent bonds 1887, Dc, os,,
Land grant mortgage, 1900 per cent.
CowLEY. SUMNER & Ut. SMITH r. r. Co.
First mortgage, 1909. per cent.
FLORENCE. ELDORADo WAL VAL. r. Roo.
First mortgage, 1907, per cent
KANSAS CITY. EMPoRIA & SOUTH r. T. CO.
First mortgage. 1909. per cent.
KANSAS CITY. TOPEKA WESTERN r. p CO.
First mortgage. 1905, per cent.
KANSAS CITY. TOPEKA l. WESTERN r. r ca,
Income. 1906 per cent.
MARION MCPHERSON r. r. CO.:
First mortgage. 1909 per
THE NEW MEXICO & SOUTHERN PAc. r An.
First mortgage. 1909, per cent wv
THE PUEBLO & ARKANSAS VALLEY p p 20
First mortgage. 1905. per cent
WICHITA & SOUTHWESTERN r. r. CO.:
First mortgage. 1902. per cent
KAN. CITY. LAWRENCE & SOUTH r. r. CO,
First mortgage. 1909, per cent.
SOUTHERN KANSAS ( WESTERN R. r co.,
First mortgage. 1910. per cent
SUMNER COUNTY Il. r CO.:
First mortgage. 1910. per
OTTAWA & BURLINGTON r. r. CO.:
First mortgage. 1909. o per cent.
THE SOUTHERN KAN. RY CO.-GULF DIV,
FIRST mortgage. 1926. per
THE SOUTHERN KANSAS RY CO.:
Income 1927. per cent
THE SOUTHERN KANSAS RY co. OF TEXAS,
First mortgage. 1927. per CENT
A., r. S. +. Il. r. co. IN CHICAGO:
First mortgage. 1897. per cent.
CHICAGO, SANTA FE CALIFORNIA RY co.,
First mortgage. 1887. per cent.
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN r. Il. CO.:
First mortgage. 1926, per cent.
THE CHICAGO KANSAS & WESTERN j. r CO..
First mortgage, 1926, per cent.
GULF. COLORADO SANTA FE R'Y Goa
First mortgage, 1909, per cent.
GULF, COLORADO & SANTA FE R'Y CO.:
Second mortgage, 1923. per cent.
SONORA RAILWAY CO., LIMITED:
First mortgage, 1910, per cent
LEAVEN.. TOP. & SOUTHWESTERN RY co. y
General mortgage, 1912. per For the ohehaf
guaranteed by Atchison Co.
THE WICHITA & WESTERN r. r. CO.:
First mortgage 1911, per cent. (Nos ! 7ol inell
THE KINGMAN, PRATT WEST r. r. CO.:
First mortgage, 1916, per cent mos to 1885, incll
THE CHICAGO. KANSAS WESTERN Z. r. CO.:
Income bonds, 1926 per cent
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN r. r. CO.:
Income bonds. 1926 per cent
DEPOSITS MAY BE MADE AND CERTIFICATE
RECEIVED THEREFOR AT
UNION TRUST COMPANY, 73 BROADWAY,
NEW-YORk
UNION TRUST COMPANY, ROOM 26, 95 MILK.
ST.. BOSTON.
KIDDER, PEABODY & CO., 113 DEyONsHIRE.
ST.. BOSTON.
MERCHANTS LOAN & TRUST CO., CHICAGO.
Barring BROTHERS 81 Co., BI-HOPsGATE.
WITHIN, LONDON, E.C
Circular g. containing full details be had at above
addresses and also at Offices OF KIDDER, PEABODY 3
CO.. No. Nasssu-st, NewY YORK, and Of ATCHIS0F
COMPANY. 95 Milkst., Boston.
J. w. REMNANT
Attn Vice-Prest
GEORGE Z. MAGOUN,
Chairman OF Board.
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Danc,na Academies.

am MANUEL $40 5h-ayc near 4o'h-st;Eohss'S oo'
MI ,enc. November q. Circulars on aDpncatoh,
n.p y HARVARD REILLY. master OF dancing, ma:
MI e Srn, rnrore Priv1ie classes sI,,c9ltY ht
IA ,tnaye No circulars sent by mai .---
80 ,C.nFNy FOR DANCING. Gs West o3i.
W. uosel Higgins Prop Ng5ne c M ANTETp Five
pri,Ss IL soIs 80 iii Tho fashionable dancc- iau.hL
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rr,uE BOOK OF oPEN,A AIR SPORTS. octave. 500
page illustaed The 1 ncs 10, ssilog no
ming bali playing shooting horseback riding. &c, 49, In
full al per copy Published by The Tribune, NewYork
Entertaining aud universally complmcnted Dy tho prosA
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r EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlandt and
De,hfOsses SIS. As follows;
: a. m for Slatington and intermedlate points ,,
M for Geneva. Lyons, Eimlra Rochester, Buffalo.
and the West principal local points Chair car u
Lyons and pullman car to Suspensoan Brdge: 80, ,,.,
car to Mauch Chgnck ..,- .,d ,o,ourod,,,o Maine,
Cbsi, Par TO Tunkhannock Connection 10 Reading and
- - m for Tlmira and principal Intermediate points
chair car 10 l.. H. Junction and Pullman seepers 70
81 10 r. m for Slatneton and intermediate points.
40 u. m Mauch Chunk ana Intermediate pontA
CoSnectipn 10 Reading and Harrisburg - r,,-,
COZ ~ Tor icrcyn Lyons, EmlH. Rochester Buffalo
"a H.. XVe,t pullman sleepers Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. -. O - II m n m and q An
~ c,nn@rt (or all points IN Mahanoy and Harleoon
coal regions cr-NnIy TRAINS
a. M for Mauch Chunk IaIeton and ihermedia'e
pony o m Tor Mauch Chunk ard intolmediae points
~ " for Geneva Lyons Elnira Rochester. Buffalo
and tRe West. pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
Bridge General Eastern ONCE. o9j Broadway.
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Danring Grnnrmles.

A FXANDER MACGREGORs. 1o5 Wet 55th.st
"A McndessOhn Assembly Rooms. near 1tl,-a,,.
- Private lessons time. Glasses every day
A -CAEIIERS DANCING ACADEMY 30 jtn.sye.
n. bet 18th and 14t st-.-Pfivatf du1 e..o,-
hours. Waltz TAUGHT RAPIDLY. Hans 10 lei "
IN GAIAlV.-CLASsEs N DANCING.
~ STANDARD HALL. l4!b broadway 49d.st1 and
80 West ootl-sL ' N
Il ERNANDo's AcADEMY. lo3 East 55th-sL-A school
L for Danoue, Department aud CalstLenc Exercfsss
All Inc new aud fashionable send Tor eIrcnIsS
x,FoRGE WALLACE'S CLASSES 90 West 5otb-st -
u Monday. Tbnrs1ay SATURDAY, afternoons ana evening".
Al,TfM SCHOOL. mes building. 80 and lg0tb
st-,fuesiay, Friday, Afternoons anu evening" Chi-
drcn gdus, s"e clfcuhi
UYICKFl;BOCF ER CONsEKV tTORY, a West i4th
n a-Al ia .hlCnablc taught rapidly waib guarantee ;
Dvatc lessons al hours chdicns ana misses classes
"Wednesday anu Saturday Afternoons
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Ocean steamers

NETWORK AND CUBA MNL SIS. CON-
" pNNY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
'r.,,o pi,rs lG and IL T. r.. at 3 D.
ALEXANDRIA Lay LAY tr,r rr,, T WnP So, %
e. OF ATLANTA Havana ana Sagua. Sat. Nov. %
',o, hayr rose,'o. TampicC
SARATOGA, anl Vera cruz We'd. Nov. -.
- Nassau. Santiago de Cuba
SANIlA"pf tlcifucgOs- Thurs. Nov. 81
Docs not carry passengers
For paIuculai-. neight or passage. apply to
JAMES L.. WARD & co. if3 Wali-st
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EeIu Uhnte1.
WISH 10 employ ,adic, salary to take charge
al INV u.iu., AZ their home; entirely unObeciipnable
light very fascinating and hcalniuli no talking Iequted
,ersnt bo-on. wages 41U per week ln att anc 5000
~, nr ,ri tr NV references Include " the best
vcl'Eaowu people OF Louisville Cincinnati. ltusbuig ana
cl.ewli-l, 4 lfc-- With stamp. Nl- NAitlON NAhhEl'
an and Chestnut st.. Louisville. Ky.
IN 0O0 AGENTS WANTED at once to sell the com com
IO,OVU pletc history Of tho murder Of Dr. Cronini
Giving , full and complete Of the conspiracy,
,i- d. oyrry Of the body arrests. coroner's inquest
the tai and verdict The book contains over 100 Illus
trat.ons One large iomo. volume % about 800 pages
rrice only - 49, Quilts ready. send At once -
cents for an outlt fret come first served his is the
h,.o -, vo,r lifetime. iig conrni-s ions. Address
LAIRD & LEE Publishers 903.205 Jackson.st., Chi
caeo, III.
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Art Schools.

Art Schools.
N RAwING and PAINTING, ,,1,r ,,o rrACU
CLASSES NOW FORMING az the -. ,..h,
NFW.YORR CONSERVATORY, 3 East l9'h'sN
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WESTERN NIGHT EXPRE-~.
NE\TEAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
4 ,.....ar az, I'M, NORTu RIVER

NENTHAL RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey.
" FOOT 9g 4i iReG 81 10, S SGT o. ~ yNN
4 100 A. NJ. FOR Easton, Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch
charS Wkesbarre and scranton. Heading. Harrisburg
" ,.s c FL Fle""s''n E'''D Bethlehem" All "'o""
%suIS F cRaas s F 5s5saod ' Rea9
1i,e'risburs louisville Tamaqua, Shanokln sunbury,
Ley i 90 % nv foT Remington Taston Beheheu Allen
Og NnacR O lor Ea.o" Bethlehem hencWn Mauc
chsn &ebarTs Ses9i0n I@'aSs sssnoEa
80 80 p NJ NJ for sqmetyille sed Iie@ilg,Sn
chunk Il aiding Harrisburg etc On sundays at 80
~ 90 a. M sunday Tor Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown,
and S o. D. NJ sunday. Fa,ton. Bethlehem. Allentown
and fG Pol mt fsa:an 49, si5 l 30 m 100 100
30 40, 10 p m; Sgn1y f TT or zoo r Ban H.
SuFT ot Monmouth Reach >eabrch etc. at 80 s:15.
II For 70 Asn5e % Yo So an and sas3s9
30, 10 a. oo NJ m wv 80 ''"0 y "' """uays
For For Toms River and Bnrnegat 4 80 si5 m 90
e Fo P htant, CITY. vlnolaod and nrIasetoO 20 m
G Fo p Firth % Amboy. go 90 s5 10 80 II IL M
90 a. IN, 4 p M
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
M Of SsS 5S R. n iss1 feo aa az
d, n. r. ,, . ,oo 80, O.. 100
30 - 90 % 90 800 01. 80 D. IN 10 II
nIgbt ST. NDAYS, 80, . 30 a. M. 90 20. 100 90
p Ior 8aiimore and washingion Oily - $50. II 90
'Nrr,iu. leaving at 40 II 100 30, 90 90
an n m IL: rs night haNo connection for Reading q.
Ian! burg Pottsvllle &c.
Tickets PaIor Car scat, cla be procured a. q 2Gi
16S,bs, liza Fa,, l25th-st. NcwYork CourLst.. 800
Igul,on.st % Broadway Brooklyn
New York Transfer CompiuY VIII eaIl Tor and check
baggage from hotel residence.
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a. CENTS A LESSON.-Prvab classes; German :
ID lady (dponee) of German, French and piano
las morning hours disen4sged A. S., Box 20. Tribune
TutewA Office. I.2Ss broadway.
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3nstruci,cn.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
a GLASS FOR BOYS.-Iniermediate and adyaneel
.S:o. nG ju. sHsss' PpiFecd s is4'w ts"
n LAssEs FoR, BOYS. % Eass FIftyfourtn-st; Eng
"'A' '''"'"' '-'''-' THE MISSES GEINNELL
MISS CARElER foTTsrly with MSS -, Dy VERNEr
l" S'h00' 81 .0i EAST HSH; s rrpifsi 90
THOROUGH EDUCATION AND REFINED HOME
Two boys VIZ yinfd Ev an soy ~ o. w West ssh
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL l.453 Brqadwayi
= near 42dst 5Sd year PrnnanIyy L AKIN
S q. g 1mlf aSS5IR!RcSRR'sSo NJ prScipii,
w EST END SCHOOL 113 West 7lst,st. open, oct l.
w ss'' '; sSas Fl s3; an
252NAOlsON'1HHfaA.s s FOR gaprysss xrrcuum.
Musical Instruction.
THE BEST 70, yoc A. - sc 1895 SCHOOL
The The Fest BEST y SEGHN ssGCHHS SSf~
The GEsTr s scIS9I 6 F2f I E2Tk kGRs
The nh Rst sS cHG6GTs. sIGHT READING &C. al
the OH Nf aSa anH9 CONSERVATORY Of MUSIC.
EAST .rnsf' 6NI9 i' 81 ,I'd dcor east q 5rHAvE
No E,'qsi!;aSS9d isfs GI!}S'% sff%RATE from
Ft dSE4 F x Hasf PAi 54 EFoAN aHh N r.
ID AYJo GUITAR, INSTRUCTION Thorough t., tG'i on
ID Elegant &er Sne4 Ss coo ebav Dc e es9 Fulton
St. Brooklyn .
DANJo and GUITAR taught in twenty PTlySte le non
- with or without the aid OF notes nt,N r.. "
SON go Broadway between 32d and $50 sts-
GRAND CONSERVATORY y, OF M tIs9fs ATryRr.
The most complete school ioI VOCAL ana ,,n and
hsSTAL T9f Dawns 1ne eng Painting Foreign Ian
,o.,xos end o,be- REQ ad
ps den sddSs. EBERHARD
President 9s 5th-aVe -. o..,-,. r,enos ara used.
n R~New. England Piano Conpanv's plsnos "e 9'
VsADINF r. JOHANNSFN, vocal teacher. having ~
nj tn,nci from Europe will receive pupils at hef IoS
dsnce 40 East 55th.st 10 and II O'CLOCK d. H.
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BROOKLYN.

c.rrrcT HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS number limited nie
- 20 siX English music art and languages honos IA
forts; location unsurpassed fa term aeptevo' '
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Urn GOODS
TNNINIFS' GLOVES ARE THE BEST
y I.sINT- UNDERWEAR THE FINEST.
JANWf.~' COlt~I.rS THE INCEST
JNsNr-' GOODS THL HNNDSDNEST.
TUNES PRICES THE LOWEST.
TIIiETEFN THIRTIErU STREET. WEST
7 AIDES. nv our Gloves S-button TrOuville,
IA q5c button Mousqurtlsr- 5l15. JAMMEs' IL
N"-t 3Jth-st.
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PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
The Standard Railway of America!
norRJP TRACK, STEEL RAILS
STONE BALLAsT AND STONE BRIDGES.
PROTECTED
INTERLOCKING SWITCH
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM
The Scenic Line the West
ROUTE or THE
CELEBRATED PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED,
The Ideal Railway Train of the Nineteenth Century.

The Ideal Railway Train of the Nineteenth Century,
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot of Dcsbrosscs and
Cortandt sts, aTording passengers Grand view oil
the Iinrbor. the shipping, the Brooklyn Bridge Tow
errors Island, aud the statue of Liberty, ns iolio"s
On and nfter November tOts, 1859.
TIE FAST LINE.
aqo & Nv rSmss vs %Gs f9 s oc az car
York 70 Ipdanago rgna" $S esnSSe s r'G Car
land, and Toledo Train leaving on Sainraay
daily, and for WiIiiamsport, Lock Haven aud Toledo
TIKI PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. McO@posel SAelqsslyey Of pullman p ES1
smoking and observation Cars eontaing ladies' and sG
gcptlcien bathrooms. barbershoP Iibray; ana al, Ell
lighted by stationary and movable electric lights The
Rat and @ chIeaS SA every i day. ''S"
ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
tinnat ana St. LOUIS. Pullman yestbgle sleeping
% ct 81 hD edss S@so9S
Columbus, and phIng Car New.York to Altoona aud
THE wE,TERN EXPRESS
$50 r popular evening train for a. points MS
Sae seHs caT NSw o9 to g. louis
GSse'e T. Cnnna MeyY0s 70 nS
Dining Car Nc1.York to Philideiphla Through every
Saturday Pss.c cS JoSnso%n by BY daylight A''''
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
Herie. and Si Geb i t5e cSnemsSg Valley IN
the morning. Pullman Vcstbue Buffet Sleeping Gar
Shenandoah Valley Connects for Toledo daily; and Tor
CORY, Erie, the OIL Regions Cleveland and Columbus
For Lebanon. 90 a. M 90 p m. and - IS nlgh1
For Nouistown Phoenixvllle. Pottstown. and READING
S5 Ini o' oo a. oo 70 @@i 80 D. H. su"'S
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, AND THE SOCTH.
"Washngtpn Limited Express Of Pullman PafCr Cars
daily, except sunday, 10 10 a. m, arrive WashhS on
800 ,. m. and '.Conercssiona Lmed' daily, Win
Dining Car at 20 ,, NJ arrive washington 96 4o p
90, 10, 80. 80, and 90 p. and l. 10 night
M and - - night For points on CaGsapta 1 and
FOX oa xTLA3 2PHGgc To 100 Ha Car p m week
FOX fay Iov Gof nRPSG NY dSr ES ard
mediate stations. Via Runway and Amboy 10 a. m!
~ No. a %S 800 D. aq do net Stop at Hsbuly Par
For Old Point and Norfolk via New OK Phn$"l5n,a
and 8 100 !. m daily via Baltimore and Bay Line > 10
Bosts Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all hgog I
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave a. ioIo" Z ,o c,,a = ,,i,o,
with Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Limited ard
II 90 NJ, u 20 l 90 10 300 3 go go 80 100
night Accommodation. 10 4 m. 40 o aHd
200 p. n sundays EApes' 400 90 . ~ o y Go
Q 30, aud p H.. anu u Is night Accommo-
Train cariSS &ewYork daily. excerpt Sunday, at 90
ond g 80 p. m. Sundays. connect at Trenton Tor
Tic%ct omccs Nos l. 49, $40 and 90 broadway.
iouse and foot Of DcsbroSses and soondt IS
- Brookiyn. Is Hudson-st IToboken Station. jersey
CITY: Fmgrant Ticket once. castle Garden.
The New-York Transfer COMPANY Will call Tor and
check baggage from hotels and residences; oo
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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w HlTE STAR Line.
w NOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
naval And UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Germanc.. NOV 20 3 p H. Gemane Dec is p m
'AdrIntic. Deg 4 y m. Adratic...........J /.
.'Teutonlc D'cll. 80 an ~ -
From White star Dock foot Of West 10th.st.
.se.nnd cab these steamers Saloon rates. 600
and Upward according 70 steamer and location berth
Snront cabin f35 and $40. Excursion tickets on
,c.nhle trtms; storage 500 Complnys Onice No
a. i-~-5idway NewYork Phlladckha Office 400 Wal.
putst - DiNO|f ieMAf' AkeuI
tNMAN LINE [. :. and Royal Mail Steamers.
L FOR ,quyEEENsTrowN AND LIVERPOOL;
CiTY Of PARIS "Wednesday November o. 5 80 a
CITY or CHlCAGO: MelLes ily december !. y, ia
TiT,y OF NiW- YORK. Wednesday. Dee ~ : 30 a.
CABIN PASSAGE. $50 ant upward SECOND CABIN
sg5 SyEEHA6E. so PETER WRIGHT & SONS
General Agents, ROWLING GREEN n. Y
DED STAR Line.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing nUm New. York and Antwerp weekly.
NOnl.Di.AND ...-. Weinesdp. November - . 20 m
rFNNLAND Wednesday, NuNcmb.i 81 y 10 a, m
Cabin rates First Cabin $50 aud upward ENenrsions
si00 and upward Second Cabin $50 Excursion s's
and $40 Storage az very low rates. . -,
PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS. Gen'i Agts.0 Bowling 'rsea'
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COMPAGNlL GENEFALE TRANSATLAN.
- TIOUE. FRENCH LINE TO HAVE
CompaIys iic new 40 % NoIth River. 4. Mortons,
IL GN~gOGNf Sanicll .~atuldtY. Nov. . 4 10 70
/ A BRErAGNf d. Jou-s ln. turday, Nov 80 ii a m
Ia CHAMPAGNE Boyer saturday, De-. :. 30 M
a FOHGEI. Gene Agent No. Bowling Gryea H.
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- PER CENT Real Estate Mortgages "a .sIs. cav
4 n,ny selected In city of Atlanta na pNew.YsS
iu nIt.NpAL H. fo0TE, 10 Broadway. Ss"'
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N.ADAMF r. JOHANNSFN, vocal teacher. having ~
nj furnci from Europe, will receive pupils az hcr
denoe 14o East 55thst. between 10 ana IL oeocA Z" "
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THE BONDS or THE FOLLOWING N,w,-
ISSUES ARE INCLUDED. AND sHOJLD mr. ~
POSTED FOR EXCHANGE, UNDER THE D, !" q.
or REORGANIZATION: "AS
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NUNARD LINE

NIw.YoI.A 10 LIVERPOOL Via QUEENsTowN
from F.or 49, North River.
FAS4 ENTREES MALL SERVICE
Irmbtia NOV. "a 80 q. N. Umbri4.... Dec 2i n m
Ser0il. Nov 3D. ~ 30 m. SGlFa.... Dec 2s 10 n ~
firuIa Dec T. = 80 ~ d.. Euuria....Jsn A. s IL an n
AuTanla.I Dec. II, 80 q Gal!ia.. Jan II ~ r
cabin passsgc ESQ $50. an1 100. Ihtermeiaie Az
steeIago ucAc, 10 -nd nom al parts Of LuIOpe al Wy
Low ratcs For freight and pss-age apply coInnany
.0.re 4 R0Wliug GItcn, NCW-iurk- '''
VERNON ". BROWN a CO.. General Agent,
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NouNG MES sTENOGRAPHERs wANTEb. o.
VMYcIiGI1,. SEAMANS 8 BENEDIC

rhs ts but OF letefs We are ftcNHE IuH
o,y no day mostly from business hOuss where good sal
ssfes ar. paid I'VE could have placed lhH young men
ssncgraplsrs more Than We have had Since september
JLis The fold advancement now open ana yOuhE
men who arr looking toward The future cannD 40 Deuer
than % consider IT, 1t viii BE- kent ln mind TINT fACh
hRIes SCHOOL OF STENOGRAPH1 - INC ic@lghIel
hoadouarters Photography ana tn1t ~ mas w
hest facilities all the shorthand schools IN me "OHd
Eiftv Remington Tyne Writers are daily with four
eef,la tacbers OF shorthand OF typewrtnR ana
al we cannot supply go01 s'eDogf3phers
- s. Is. PACKARD President
101 East 23f.st.
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& rAMMFIING THOROUGHLY CoRl;ECrED.-Rea
- .cpoiter's interview, tOdys "Word.' November /
poyANr SCHOOL FOR STAMMERERS. o West 14tb.s
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For Young Ladies-Country.

For Young Ladies-Country.
CHOICE sCHooL-Brooxe Hall for t giiI ana '0pMIs
A ladies' SWITHIN Z. SHORILlDHE, a. 4u''
Harvard Graduate. Media, Pa tneaf Fhl''1'.p"'H5
n oIIFGIATE SCHOOL FoR, 1,,ion for col.
I -ReoDens seDtamber 70. frepsIsuVHti ~ Low
leee specially pupil sdmited 70 ~ TFRTrNG'
= A. B
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-17

TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot of Dcsbrosscs and
CorIandt sts., afr riding passengers Grand view oil
the Iiarbor. the shipping, the Brooklyn Bridge Tow
ernors Island aud the statue of Liberty, ns ioiio"si
On and after November t0th 1859.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05

Fclr ali thelr hlCl. flown iuNOlCrcC fade away.
bead Nilruc" fen gpun them Tor sparc.
vain. his voice no" vibrating with wrath,
" " hat would We :" asks the padishah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
SOME IDrlNTIGES or CRICRET
MIDpLE.AGE AND EVEN OLD MN ARE NOT
| DEBARRTD FROM PARTICIPATION


A medical opinion published a short time ago states
that baseball /, rather injurious gam" To play. and
In fact 10" any suffering flOm all am"nt OF The
heart, dangerous paStiHc. The swift rushing Ia
bases and then when n" hearts action Is aroused tho
sudden cessation of action causes nOr les, injury
IL that organ. This account for the scarcity Ut
men Of middle age in IL" tail field. Will" In III"
cricket clubs in thi, nrlghlsfhOpd to be found
plenty Of over forty years Old. actN" tn business
and professional interests. In this p'Sp""t
cricket las an advantage over baseball III"
latter game Icing vg,rUu, and requiring Cr'at"r
physical cAcrtlon generally cNhaus'> IN" most active
playclS IN two or three hours This make, It uu-
suited for a man OF forty years who wishes - have
cu.I day, outing without frrlns himself pyCr>tr;Iur
ard consequence. the young baseball player a. Ae
a!vaucos IN year, has 10 give UP Ills iavoritr pa,mr
while I'm the cricket field may be seen men Of fifty
holding the foremost rank In their club. The vet
Gran W c. Grare good example OF this.
Had his abilities been devoted TO basc.
ball in his early days. he would. prob
ally have been dead the game long ago while In
cricket he holds the utle Of champion Of England
after thirty years Of continued successes.
Tho New.York clubs gaining E.uch By the
increasing popularity Of cricket. and arc adding To
their strength almost daily. Tho principal clubs O,
Nev-York and brooklyn. which form an uuorganlzrd
a,soc alton by their contests with each Other ar,
Staten Island. Newark, Manhattan. Cosmopolitan.
Amateur League, Albion Kings comfy New York and
brooklyn. There arc several others which might be
classed with these clubs. but from past rccorl, those
enumerated have proved themselves the forruru,L
OF these the Co7mOputans Anairdr League AID New
Yorks make tho North Meadow IN Genital Park their
home ground, and here during the season many good
games take place. The clubs often make trips out
OF town also 10 contest games with other clubs. ard
these trips down Of tho most jog able
features OF the Boston, Fan River Mcriden
New Haven bridgeport Philadelphia and other places
visited every Year the game generally beng fol
lowed by dinner Ia tho visiting club. and jolly
time Is spent altogether. OF course, return games
always played with these clubs, when tho New
York act hosts and then the rivalry comes In
10 which club eau make the visitors spend tho
most pleasant ume. fAttlo features LIKE these have