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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c. g
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Coruantt and
DCsbrusses sts. follows
A m tur Satiugtou and intermeiate points 49,,
a. II for Geneva. Lyons, Ellnlra HoshesHr Bunalo
AMI the West. aud prime local points Chair car 10
LulFa
o. IN t0r Tunkhsnnock ana intermedlate points
Char " Tunkhannock Connection 70 f"aahg ana
Harrisburg. -.,.., ,.,.u-u.,.,.
II, int. Chair car l. and Is. Junction.
' 20 n m fur Sllilngton ami informed ATE points
10 n m Tor M1uch Chunk and uterine uats points
Connection ~ Reading and Harrisburg Chair car 70
NSHN" m Tor Gcpava Lyons. Elmra, Rochester. Buffalo
and mo West. pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
leaving 3 % m. | y. m ana s 40 D. m con-
rcct for ali points Mahanoy and Hneton coal reg!ons
NV A'' 49, ' SUNDAY TRAINS.
s A. m. for Mauch Chunk Hneton and intermediate
Uoi1 ~ n N for Mauch Chunk ard intermediate points
% m for Geneva. Lyons, Emirs, Rochester, Buffalo
and tho West Pullman sleeper N Lyons
''N ' General Eastern onlce. 23S Broadway.
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A NEW CLEFT ~ THE TOBIN CASE.

TRAPEzE PERFORMER THINKS SHE JUMPED
FEOM A STATEN ISLAND FIRRYRoAT
Tho police Of staten Island yesterday obtained 4
new clew In the Tobin case which, when followed
out may solve the ny ,tcry Of Tho Elrls death. 1hey
learned that a trapczc performer from the West who
had been visiting Staten Island and Is known only a.
Harry and refuses 10 give his FUN name, hal
said that he was on the staten Island frryboat West
field the night Of May }. IIo stood al TIC bow
smoking and saw woman dressed in black and ap
parcnny Weighing about 100 pounds. leaning against
the rail on tho port side crying. shr had big hat
Miss Tobu. The woman acting strangely and
seemed 10 be In trouble. Tho uapeIc performer said
that his first impulse to speak to hcr but changed
his mind and crossed 10 the other sldo Of the boat
He quickly rrcrosscd 10 the port side, having made
up his mind To speak 10 tho woman. There were no
persons bot these two that part Of the boat at tho
tine he alluded to.
When he returned to where he saw tbs woman
standing she hal disappeared, and he IS positive that
She could not havo entered tho cabin Tho boat was
then between Robbins Rect light and BedoWs Island
He searched the deck and cabin, but could not scc
ANYTHING Of the woman. On landing IN Aew-York be
left for another city and only returned two days
non He shy, that he tried 10 nnh the coroner SOY.
Crs times bat failed and last night he reported tho
casn tD tho Police and promised 10 come 10 Police
Headquarters to-day 10 scr II he could identify Miss
Tobin's picture. In the m"ahilmc, Coroner Hughes
ha shIOcnhri tho man to appear At the Inquest neat
Monday night. ,-,,
Henry f. iOumis, ~ t, CITY, submitted his report IN
writing Of tho analysis Of the heart and stomach OF
Miss Tobn lie said ne found the heart normal and
failed 70 lind any ir~cs Of poisoning In The s'0mTh
drovTIIng Two witnesses testified 10 seeing Mlss
robin alone on staten Island on April %
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4 VERDICT AGAINST MRS. CARTER.
HER COUNSEL MOVE AN APPEAL-THE Jury
OUT TWELVE HOURS.

HER COUNSEL MOVE AN APPEAL-THE Jury
OUT TWELVE HOURS.
Chicago. May 30 Special" We, tho jury, ind
the defendant Lr!o Carter, not guilty We, tho Jury
find the eros. cfeudAnt Caroline Louise Garter gully
Of adultery A. charged IN the bin" such was
the verdict IN the notorious Carter returned IA
Judr, Jamiosons court this morning after twelve
hours' elaboration. Neither OF the principals In the
ese VA fl court 70 hear the vc-dlot Ernest Carter
was the only mSuibcr Of the family present lie
smiled triumphalltly when tho finding Of tho jury
vAs read aud quickly left the oourtrUom. Mr..
iIynes Of counsel for MR.. Carter. looked - though
he was not preQaTri for the verdict and demanded u
pol Of the Jury when iris wa completed, be entered
a motion for a new t7al, but no further action was
taken It uok nlue ballots to decide upon verdict
IN both ca-., and il 30 a. today before tic
twelve men caUe to The 'hIsion that Mn. carter
wa wrong ard thai rc-Ic hight. Three Of the
iur,rs stOrd out hr Mrs.. Carter n three ballhs.
Thcrr va, great r!oicng al Leslie Carter MANSION
over nc victory. Finest Carter driven a. q
gilIOp 10 tie house and he VA tie first 10 tell
leslie tho urv- Ns soon IT." v'nilct O'cAmr
generally known, carriage ratified up 10 The hous"
and friends Of he d.icudaut IN IN" celebrated sn'
extended tlrir congratulations. Tho urws - Ter DO
frat Wa brought a. NTs. { after hy hr MUTTlSsu,
On. Of her counsel and shr va, aluI~t Frustrated hN
tn. shock Arguments On he motion inT a new
trial viii be ti-afd muFrVW. should u hc Denied,
Cartrr's lawyers Will ak tur deere" giving HIN =
dlyurc. and the custody Of %" rhih, while Mrs.
Carers counsel will tax" apP'a &" the Appellate
Court and ak tDr cuflnuano" Of tho pfe1ch Order
Of court relative % The child.
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DONOVAN WINS THE NEWMARKET STAKES.

London May o2-The feature Of tho, second day Of
the newmarket second spring meeting was the rae" Tor
the Newmarket Stakes Of 300 soveregnb, for three
yoar.olds the second 70 receive LOCO SovNreiTnH ana
the thr 500 sovercigns Of tho stakes mile and
two furlongs Tho race by the Duke OF
Portland's bay oOlt Donovan, with the same owners
bay colt The Turcophono second. and J. HAmmonds
chestnut colt Laureate third There were seventeen
,tar,ars Tho last botng 70 4 against Donovan,
100 tn against The Turcophune and Il TO against
Laureate The race for the Somrryills StAkoA Tor
two y,ar.odS I'VE furongs won BY Lord DnnrANens
bay COLT L1Abbe NORM. 4. Bcnholm'A chsstAut colt
C.AygA,e second, and SIR jane DuHs bar colt
sv.lIovrcd third The starters numbered In
the betting before tho race the ODDS - against
EAbba NORM, 10 to l against Claygl'e and TO l
against bWaloVneld
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Fell and lost her rider.
TIE GREAT AMERICAN STAKES!
CRACK YOUNGSTERS TO MEET At GRAvEsE,
To-Day.

TODAY.
The Great American St axes, worth S2o 600. 10
be raced for by twOyear-o ids at Gravesend today
large field Of hgh-cass youngsters will 10 the post
and exciting contest will 10 by at least 10000
people. Colts and nllies wonderful stories Of whose
private trials have been told will make their first nod
10 the public. 81. Carlo IS supposed by many 10 BE-
the pick OF the Belmont stable. Cleaning, from the
Hearst establishment IS said To be better than Balara
who has been seen twice at GrAvcsend. Torso, ". l..
SCOTS chief reliance appeared once but was thrown
10 his knees and did not expose himself He Is said
to be chnker Prince FOnso has been winning In
the West Most Of the Others the public acTu9 ned
With. Tho winner is had 10 pick, but the writer
modestly suggests Senator Hearst first With Ballara
or Cleaning; August belmont second, with ST carlo
or ST James W. L. Scott third, with Torso Chaos.
The first race should go 10 Zephyrus, Lonsstreet
second.
Barrister should win the second race, Balstnn
second.
The St James Hotel Stakes should go TO Dablo.
Hanover second
No suggestions with reference to the selling affairs
These the entries:
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THE sorrgyRy PRESS ASSOCIATION

Chattanooga Tenn May eth" southern Press
Association met here to-day. Nearly every southern
pspcr taking the Associated Press reports wa, r"prc
.cntrd D.: from two four persons. Charles a Dana,
Of New York: President Noryln Green. Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company; cNC0nTc,,msn Amos
Cummfng, u New YORK.. william Henry smith, general
manager OF the Associated Pros, New York, william
A p,att Of The New. iurk Nail and Express and
" f. sumervilc, superintendent Of the press depart
rncnt OF the Western Union lelrgaph Company. are
present with tho association. Tonight banquet
was rendered the association by tho poogle Of
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BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
EKIE RAILWAl.-Tlcket Offices, 4Ol, 3l7,

L. RlE hAlLN Al Ticket OmceS, 4Ol, 3lI,
/ battery Place Chamber, ani 23d.s. ferries. New.
YORK 3Ji pnl 333 FAtOn'L, Bro9kIyn, lo7 Broaiway,
and New sIauoL Jersey Cy, wh"rr Ticket AMI raror
Sleeping CA reservations and orders To-. rh",king and
leave 3Hst 6Sutes cSSlier thaa na Shown ron
Chamocr,.st. locN, trains to 10 minutes earlier
Ba y. pSS G Ing r. room ccac5sS to Bufa6
10 30 week DAYS % BInehamtOn. oswcso Elmra.
.. ~. WY day. chicago ani s., Louis Limited
ii,'ra. %issa5a tails Cleveland chi,aso cnS!nnasl
a1i ST Lou,, 10 extra SH-,S, ~! Ia, "e puro,,
BuIr, sleeper, Rnrhlmn,n. u"cCo Hmlra. Rochester,
hpraio, cncngsn And ChIsGarEo. 10. o.,o MA %
nom L.l,41 80 20 p ga d3TEii sG lS22S
ra;'i$ 49, 3, 30 10 sS S- Il : n s2,
So q Or G:i5 Q 30 :, a. Q, 10 80 IL night
r'for'pn "a 40 ss 81 ~ g 70 go 49, "a s7 GS0P
601E, 5 80, 575; 5-1 e.o;S. 0l3' $50. 7,
NoH,r$ n9t pt,rr'.o Va N' Sa go, t5 So $50 80
Rdscvo5i : ! -, So, 80 30 10 E;I.2
20. S. 22E, 5 80 6 or. 30. : O. 10 30.
su55,a ISg'r,, 49, - q. 80 70 80 93omi
NewGurr. 7 521, 9. 10 80 m. , sea, 80. 8, 5 80
Go!ne" AS 7 52s, .. 10 30 q. m, l. $50 80.
MlSis S 1 ,a SY tor Jcrvl. AS 52g. 10 80 m
Nh IL 80 : 80 10 10 g i q night Newark
E1p-"sS trains from the Yves, strive IN NewYork at 40
N MO Is SS' RA LIZ p OF N J. DIVISION
Engtewooa ana IrnssHyI - . / go 70 AZ
70 j. 80 80 49, ~, o4S 10 70 So ssG Sun T.
& r. - l. S 81 lG ~ 80 81 g
send 10 cOnt. in postage 70 Cent Ps's'r Agent for
CO nj sup, Genera! Passenger Agent
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nsLMn C0Y,S FIVE REMLrrED.

indianapolis, May 22 spe"iall.-A telegram was
..cctvel today from Private Secretary Halford, an.
a,,,,c,ro that President Harrison had remtted the
One and costs. srgcgnrng $3.50 against Sim Coy.
the democratic politician who IS serving sentence
Of eighteen months In tho pcnitentlary for election
u LII III c,rire I'm few days, Tho petition for the
mission of the fne was signed by number Of
prominent Republican,. including John T. Ne"' ana
toyeral hundred Democrats
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FIETH-PuRsE $1,000 Two.YEAR.oLDs. SELL
ING. FIVE RITRIONgS.
,LL1NG. SIX FuRLoNGs.
TRoTTryG RACES AT FLEETWOOD!

The trottlng races in the spring meeting al rect
wood Park which were postponed from Tuesday
were run of yesterday. The original cam for
Wednesday, OF course, holds over until to-day ana
Fridays truDs, which to wind Wy the meeunB'
will be raced on Saturday II the weather continues
fair. The track was in fair shape yesterday Tho
first race, for 3minutecass horses, purse $0oO went
20 Stanford In three straight heats. The second
race was for :25 horses $500 purse. Joe JEFFERSON
won three ont Of the four heats trnted and the race
The third race for 2sClaSs horses, $500 purse was
won 10y IssQuena Tim. Time 90 IL, 2 ;2o IA, ana
9 10
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her shoulder fef furiong Miss CODY SS length
5SE fRa s an 5s; &c Ss5 Ss have s.
MT 81. r. ssS NJ Ss s.ss
mistake Swinging into the Stretch he lost al the ground
f TSSd BY sGPs e the outside t q track
Holiday quSrod away for home Gpy Queen wan a. Ref
FIJI oT sad p ana notS %SS bv in
Short Short head ss Holiday beat Mis- Cdy eight lengths he
q ;sP II, saTn and tucked in the haak She
FOURTH RAcE-LAwNvIEw HANDICAP. ESQ
EACH. $3.50 ADDED. Il, MILES
pV{ Sio.i Brother rs, 1o Inspector p by E@9gScr
4. J. Csssstts B. h Eurgs g. IFS. -. Hayward
Acorn Stables b. h. Richmond, aged. los car ll3
prcaEness Stables b. G. Larchmont, l. 100 SaI !osi,
Tgrss e and 70 5, LSTsSnoht to and d"o
Auction pOOls-Ffeld SOS Inspector b go, Richmond
MutuHls Inspeetoi straight paid SO 49, place e. 90;
Tea Tray and s JAKE We're we're Thd%n. syiSs r only
eS @ and The9 S aIS rta Eg
remained throughout the rsce suking aud irving to stop
Of mile when EGrus unable to restrain himself ioaqcr
aa r SS g0f R toe a S
esd on the nrn and not being headed won in walk BY
nnsh and beating Richmond three lengths Iarchmoat
slight dadysntsSc at a the start R' he dSce g Tsys
hnsG for future occasion when he may feel more like
FIFTH RACE-PURSE. e1Oo0. TwO-YEARSoLDS.
FIVE FURLoNGS
R w9SsSq: o1 Sir William by wDGf1nf;
As%% s;sSs: :, I,S:;y;
Srjs; Hssss;: S.a% Fsn@5sa lis
RiGs Brothers SlSsf ' na Rs i S U.s.
Callahan
Betting sts,gh! and y p5oS - i william TO and
20 Ozone S ana TorTen,of 20 ana sTens ken%o1d
Rensailne il to and to /, and GramereJ.
oAudlon DOOls-Fiela eos. Sir william s15 Tormcntor
Mgsg9ls7ss wg!qm .aieh, paid sls. place gil IS.
almost ss M mmd TS' doS back IN mont sa he p S%!
9 f5as sS1E out fRa f'PGS Eta e4 sS
ih!cS:h s@s "a AFRO. a. zEipplps
GPsm.rey but It h. inoR Sf III es ySn S
ss Ss ass n ars A, 0 once
SIXTH RACE-swEEPsTAKEs. mAIDENs. eco
EACH, $1,000 ADDED. SIX FURLoSGs.
S. D. Brues's sh. c. Beck by BsIran Addls Hart.
RSyss B,sisS,. b. Long IS9,nd, 10 fsysT
+ E'" I 4 &o Ss:;' D. iS s.,",s
G Gs!s s,. Bs's e. BB sBR.ssg 'S Ss
w1sn T. f seas e. b9a5y 1ss i0S s.
Fell and lost her rider.
Time II IA.
Betting straight ard place-Bcck u 70 ) and u s,
Raymond G.. II U and 70 +. Soncy IasG Nrya,
Quesal and Gernanc 10 | and 70 l. sunshine Il ~
and TO { Imo7el and Village Maid Is l aud !,
Duplcty 90 70 and q " !.
Auction pools-F1ed ESQ. Beck s1s. Long Island eiA
hutuals-Brek straight paid s2j place 81 3h, Long
Island place 90.
Beck took the track AZ fall flag anf never
being headed with ridiculous length and
half Long TaDd got % badly but gradually worked ~
through the and gained second p3C" by length
from Raymond &. Sorcy Lass running wei In fourth
place on the turn when she TIPPED snt fGI rolling over
He taken a carriage M SSUt's stable where ~
recovered. No bones broken. The My was
hurt.
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RAILROADS..
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
40 Fast Express Trains, via PHILADELPHIA, u
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
Leave NETWORK, foot Of Ltberty-st, a. follows:
fCt CHICAGO. S:lb y. m, u 200 midnight
For CINCINNATI ard ST. LOUIS. ) 30 g. N. 500
Z.
For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, 9 80 a, m, II 100
a. m. % p. IN. . 80 D. NJ, ) 10 D H. 300 D. n
Sunday, ! 50 an, 1 30 800 1875 p.m..12 midng hs
All trains stop at Chester and Wilmington except 315
Z.
For Tickets and Pullman Car Space call at B. a o.
Ticket Qnes, 81 26l, 45 and LAO Broadway. or at
Station foot Of Lberty.sL
New.York Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotel residence.
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TRAINS FOR THE WEST,

TRAINS FOX The WEST.
Leave Stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt staa
tn. G. St eaa si My e. a 1' Chicago .
sIyeiy o. Pullman Vssdogis sleeping: Dining; ~
daily S
Ps:sas RHs 'S "a 81 Isa 5 a
except SATURDAY FOR Chicago and TSedo y..,,,,,.
sotpng Car. and bSPs Car daily Tor ' Pittsbss h
@ ana AID %1 81 Louis daily except Saturday
dy d with G.a Ran s x fSSa s'Gp
&c sTSSsR; ssIsSday Tor SISysSaado corrv
p n. Connecting a: CORY Titq;Sls
. By e s5Ss5 EssdnR
H+T5Ss5 as1 F5 & af F2 T%F sS1G%
day except sa ssnGasA N 20 nns ANY, GaasSA1ssa
sSs % 20 an4 30 y 90 fSsF So a
i "a 90 ana q2 s ai I'D
Si4s8aa' sesns.s DInins Car, and coaches through.
For & 0 FL Sss Al E2' Pos S' and 1ss e.
TS 1S ss q ssT a EE4D sYSGESs
s G1s 90 noon and 90 20 and DO 10 ds sop az s
Fo. q! RS2 f3 Ss''t 90 ys SsyTG't Va
os and BAY H2s 100 M s6ShJ with all through
nan; I" jeEss5 (Cty, sagrins speedy ana dfsc'
FOR PHILADELPHIA, Express Trains leave New.York.
Desbr0sseS and COr 1nit stree; Ferries AZ tolIoNs
Alp, go, 20 : 90 ): 80. 3 70 Chicago Limited
Th6 DnqS Gag end 10 w96n M LR!ssSSd and
80 90 q 90 80 90 and 3 90 D. m. aud II ID
night Accommodation II 10 a. NJ, 20 and %
p. N. Sundays Express, 90. is, 9 100 g Lmited)
and 10 a m, 80, a. 80 . :S 90 and p NJ and
Trans leaving NewYork daily. except Sunday, az ;00
. and IL 20 a. m. l. ., 4, 5. .. N. and 10
m, and 200 p IN. On Sundays. connect at Irenton
T,cket ofices Nos. l. 4a5. $40 and "a Broadway.
Astor and foot Of DchbrOS~ss and Coraufr sta
1 Cour.t and Bruoklyn Annex station. foot Of Ftonst
Bronkyn IS Huisou.s;, HoboS"n; Staron Jersey City;
Eulgrinr Ticket Office. Castle Garden
The New ork Transfer Company will call for snf
check baggage from hotels and residences ,,,oo-
CHAS. l.. PUGH, j: K WOOD,
General Manager. General PaSsr Agent
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C. &
w II. r. n. Il Co.. Lessse.-Trsins leave West 42d
St s.atioh New YORK, follows, Hnd twenty minutes
iondOn, Hamilton - 80 a m. 3 Is. - u .. 81.
Louis, IS 10 . Is = Toronto - :!5 a. NJ. t5l5
Fails syracuse, Uucs and principal intermediate stations
; Is - So s, m. ) Is S:Ii D aud al 80 m.
for Utica only. Kingston SaugertieS Clsk!ll, AbaLy
3 Is = Is. = SIS, all 80 n AMI 81 3 10 y rs
> ,'M N taycF.faw IS a m Is s45 D. m Elegant
sr"I lg.cars Rurao. Nagra FAIL Toronto Detroit.
Chicago and St. Louis. DAILY. tDINy. except sa:ur.
day. Other trains daily except Sundays "a 81 Leays
lIouoken West Shore station, all 80 a. m. $50
D NJ. For tickets, time. tables or Information Apply a.
OFFICES, BrouElyn--3S3 Ma~hing'on->t, go FunoLSLy
Annex once foot Of Fultou.s NewIork City-21l. 36I
Wt Shore Stations foo. Of West 42ds and ZOO; OF Jaw
-. " T. wcscotrs Express calls toy and ch1GNs oaS
gage from hotels and residences. c. LAMBEET
General Passenger Agent vandeFbLlt'aTo1. N Y.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
- FOOT or LIBERTY.sT.. NORTH RIVER

~ FOOT OF LIBERTY.ST. NORTH RIVER
400 a n for Esston. BethIsaem. Allentown. MaucA
Chunk wlkesba'To and Scranton. Reading Harrisburg.
80 A. N. for bennington. Lake Hopatcous. Easton.
Bethlehem. Allentown Naqch CHUNK Wthesosrre ScLan'
sunbIry, Lerlsburg, Williamson.
Oro Nuen Cs Yf EasSa BRsS Kao% a.SG
chgn %'s TO- Fns9 Lax: 'HiSSs
5 20 and ~ p; m. Tor someTyi!o and FlelningtGn.
cASns .1ns ii AsEssS%ts Sundays = 1u n.
lHsJ6fy' Park Ocean Grove, except Sunday. Point
%, Tons so Rvs Ss e. 1s"G se
50 . m. 1850 p. m. for Atlantic City. vinel,nd
SO, co. sI5 10 80, II 10 a. m 80 90. 80.
So 10. 80 ,. N. Sundays, 90, 100 a N. Tor
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
From Pier 5. y. T.
Tor Sandy Hook. Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach
SeabriRht Monmouth Beach. Long Branch, Estont0wn,
Lakewood, Toms River and BarneEat at 345 p. N.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
VIA Genital r. X q Nsw!s5se3 rhHi4dsi9hla and Read
To;' P6nlde.P6la At 90, 7.45, SO go. HOO
d. ~ s&$H6ATS IS, 80 IA ~ 80. 2s5, IS S
Y 70 "a 5l1ars w.,Apssen dany e 80 az 90
Ti4lGs irlyng at As, II % a n, 80, 90, 80
: ~ Y 90 g ~ have connection FOR Reading, Harms
HP4 nr 81, Car -s9s can Be- P,qSeg'r Coz
fulton ~ - Eruliwsy brooklyn.
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Avrwrpr May cat tho wool nAes {" day there was
- aud the demand Tor lam bs wool was active
md arm Tr oi other kinds were Light Their" we're
gsrl 90 bales Following are tho sales buenu. AJ's
OH bales at h1dlpb francs per 100 kos M"nt"YitCo
$50 bales l25 d"35 francs Algerian 81 oaoS Al eoG
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23

PRINTING CLOTH MARKET
,r u,vVr May 1.-THE PRINT cloth market Ia steady and
q ~ a ,Cis go, BOI56, 3Ac.
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Domrslit 6ituatlons WGutro


Females.
NURSF.-By a respectable scotch girl .
' can make herself useful city or cuun.
try good references. AdifcNs idl 9th.d''.
NURSE or HNMpIEMAlD.- By North
" German girl. can at @l7 T. A1th'sI
NUESE.--By an E"eI IA uuis" u young
y chilir yoof ."am,IIc.s Wiz travel :
MINT SOCIETY. A. RIblr l'ou-.
R>I.-lan uko full .nargr Of baby
y from br,h. AMI bring NJ ~ !. ~. ;
''n ref IS 2hn'". --...--.
n, R,l .Hy a Young gih - grown
y rhrllrru. sud assist w.th chanberwwh
willing To- 80 10 country good c!ty Tl'
r-ru,r- Call al week, 100 West lO''h'
IT.. O'rONNELL.
Nrr,r -Py . Danish aIr age 30 eET
y prrIaurrd uur.,, tu small chillie" r.L.
,r,n,,," rom .ast en- p,uys Cali or address
NURSE. Ils West A"d.st --.-----
1rt.r-r nnrp' Enellsh gigl > year.
y reference excellent chlliH nurs' can
take charge from birth Is Srrs fH"' ,Tas 80,
stress and excellent cihrnrnOs''IISMERiCAN
Ti"R4uhISiNG School 4s2 St.nye.
NrITpsE nv Young woman best city
y ference written and pc s"nal. ~ -
=, ibunc Uptown once i"Sa Broadway
,rrRsE and sEAMsTRESs by an Amer.
" ican girl willing e make hcrself use
ful. p55 7th.avo. ring 81 bell. -----------.--.
DrrRsEpy GuyERNEss.--A young
~ iaiy kinderRartncr, speaking German
wi.hcs situation a. nursery S9ysrHSTi'' 2"
T TPieEsS" Branch once. 1889 0l.aye.
nrURsE and sEAMSTREss.-B by Ger
~ man Protestant young woman expert,
sproI purse and nrss-class -eamstFessi best
references Cali at ga Sd'avo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
domestic situations tDGutr0


Females.
~ RISE and STATISTICS by young
y Protestant girl, Grsi class best u
reference, no objection 10 the country.
ia Ea>t llth-'t
NURSE or MAID.-By Young girl com.
y petsnI 10 take cutlrc charge ot tanN /,
city or country; hr,t city references. Gail
% las East SJtE.st.
NTrusrHY GOVERNE SS. By young
North German pyutrSlrIt speaking
GOOD French and Eugli>A. a, guErutrSs u
,p.Itrrn. unhvI-tlbd, N" Iuii!ucnt- OF
music excellent 'oinmrudailoh' IitI ~
IuL GtE.llc.. upsla.rn MEr' Jl.pu'h1.
NrUEsE.-By mldlr.accl SyoIchwoman
y a. infants nur-r copahIr @! iaNiuE tul
charge from birth ulu bring w uh Inv bot
dc. 4 years reference rom inst pace no
objection u country. 431 Wet 80 hist,
SlmIaUns's bell.
NrURsEilN uONERN ELs,.-WIih tam.
~ ily going 10 the county German and
music: best reference. no ca,Is. 800
Broa lway. bro ayn, r.. D.
DARISIAN lady A. compInon for the
Il Paris Exposition engagement only
Tor season; easy terms Address Nine.
CLAUDINE, 227 West HouSton.st.
ID ARLORMAIp and wAITRESs.-By a
L respectable gIIl years reference can
BE- seen at present employers, 800 Madison.
ave.
ID OSITION as govcruess or COMPANION
70 young or elderly lady; prefer ID
travel; references exchanged Box ia
Conn.
II ESPECTAbLE person wishes % 90 as
~ useful companion . lady or l-s-r en-.
TIM charge ~ one or TWO children willing
TO traNol city reference T. r, 1853 4th.nve.
X EAAsTRESS.-By young woman, 70
- do plain sewing; Will help with chill.
dren q light housework city or country
no cards. 1,76l Avenue A.