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Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-21
TraueIers' d5mide.
Starin's New Haven Transports
 tfOU Line.


 Every Day Except Saturday: ssAA4sDock. at 10:15 o'clock p. m. The JOHN H; STARIN. Captain McAlister. every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. The ERASTUs SOhNIN9 every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. hMetnrnng M leave New York from Pier IS, G.R., foot oI Courtandt street, at 3 p. m.; the starin every sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. The only Sunday night boat from New York.
 Fare, with berth in cabin, 75c stateroom $l. Excursion tickets $1 .25.
 Hartford train, and from corner Church and Chapel streets every half hour commencing at s:3O o'clock p.
 Tickets and Staterooms can be purchased at the Tontine Hotel, at the Downes News Co.,, se9 Chapel street, and at Peck Q Hishop's, TOP Chapel street
 c. NJ. CONRJ.IE, Agent,
 New Haven, Conn. NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT co. Daily for New York-Fare 75c, fnclud- ing Berth-ExcursiOn Tickets. good for six days, $1.25.
 xK-A The steamer CHI NORTHAM Capt .Ra1667s sF. J. Peck. will leave New Haven at F o'clock p. m., Sundays excepted Starerooms sold at office of Peck 6 Bishop, 102 Chapel street and at Klock's drug store, corner of Chapel and Church ets. The steamer CONTINENTAL GapfaIn Stevens leaves New Haven at i0:15 a. m Sundays From New York-The c. H. EORTHAM leaves Peck Slip at p. n., and the CONTINENTAL. at Ii D.. m:, Sundays excepted; Saturday, i2 o'clock midnight.
 Sunday Boat for New York-The steamer NEW HAVEN, Capt. Brown, at 10:30 p. m. Stateroons sold at the Elliott House. Free stage from the Insurance Building Chap%I street, at p. m. " JAMES H. WARD. Agent
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-21
Effects Lasting Cures.
nss azn un nvro GiUe Fdster md Brighter UEAMOWD DEEO CoIors than d1sg other Dyes.

oaosro Lauing upon Ldctated Food gre HeGuhy. HA6fES HappN Hearty, 4 is UheQualed.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-21

Mrs. Eliza O. Parker of Chester died very suddenly on Friday morning. She retired in her usual health Thursday night, suffered shock about II o'clock and died about o'clock the next morning, being wholly un- conscious all the intervening time. Dr. Tur- ner was called at once but nothing could be done for her relief. The funeral occurred on Sunday afternoon.
 Horace H. Gift, boy years old, of Ches- ter, died on Friday morning from internal injuries received by falling from stone wall a week ago.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-21
GEORGE l.. LILLEYs TRoTTERs.

The three trotters which George L. Lilley of Waterb bury purchased at the Cleveland sale last week arrived in Hartford yesterday. They will be kept there for awhile and John Shillinglaw will put them in training on Charter Oak park. Two of the horses are pair of registered thoroughbreds named Ag- nes and Minnie s. They are full sisters and were sired by Passacus who is by Almont. They are seven and eight years old, stand sixteen hands high and weigh LOO pounds each. They are bays and were raised in Michigan Agnes has record of 2.33 and Minnie S., of 231A. The other trotter which NIT. Lilley purchased was the roan eelding, Dan Huff. He is eight years old, 151S hands high and tips the Fairbanks scales at 1,050 He was erred by Jim Bristor and has a record of 9 33 These horses will be handled for speed on the Charter Oak track, and they will be entered in the local races this fall.
 Mr Lilley and Superintendent E. A. Brad ley of the Horse Railroad company, who at- tended the Cleveland sale together, arrived home early Saturday morning. J. C. Tall man of Bridgeport, purchased three horses at this sale.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-21
General. State News.


 SOON FOLLOWED HER HUSBAND. Mrs. Betsy Ann Very of Hartford, whose husband died a week ago, died on Saturday evening last, aged 77. She was very es- timabls lady.
 FOR EUROPE.
 Charles McNeil, the Naugstuok druggist, and wife will sail for Europe on the 22d for a three months vacation and 8 much needed rest and change for them both.
 FIFrY-FIvE YEARS AGO. Grant Griswold has been telling the Win sted "Citizen" that 50 years ago Saturday morning there were snow-drifts over foot deep in Winsted and this part of the State.
 BIcYCLLsTs OFF.
 Professor F. Harvard Reilly sailed from Boston on Saturday on tho Cephalonia, in company with twenty-nine other bicyclists from all parts of the country. for an extend ed trip through Europe "on the wheel"
 BISHOP WILLIAMS LABoRs. At St.John's church, East Hartford, Bishop Williams on Saturday afternoon confirmed six candidates. At St. Johns church, Hart ford ,on Sunday morning he confirmed @ class of thirteen. At Trinity church. Hartford, in the afternoon he confirmed eight and at the Church of the Good Shepherd in the evening he confirmed nine persons. At each of the four services the bishop preached a sermon before administering the rites of coRfrma- tion
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-21
TRE KING OF wIsTARIAs.

The wistaria vine on the premises of Mrs. Mary B. Colt on Church-street, Norwich, is the king of climbing, towering vines in that part of the state. The vine is less than twenty years old. It starts with three stalks on the westerly side of the house which are from nine to six inches in diameter, and runs along the house to the fence and along the fence to an elm tree which 1t nearly covers, thence it goes thirty feet further, covering
 l the side of MT. H. D. Aliens residence. The vine also runs south and covers the entire piazza in the rear of the house. Notwith- standing the fact that the vine in all direc-
 tious must run from 150 to 200 feet, it is still
 growing, and 8 long and vigorous tendrill is reaching out from the top of the encountered elm tres to catch the elm tree on the opposite side of the street With it's thousands of clusters of bowers the vine is very hands
 coyna eioht
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-21

The following were the quotations for United HtatAa hOnda At fha call tn.dau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The markets on Saturday the usual half-horday
aspect Wheat was almost neglected, less than 9Oo.
600 bushels changing hands In the option line a
strong tone was exhibited at the start the shorts ouy
ing on better cable advices. Later the large arrivals
in the Northwest operated an influence Of depres-
son but at the close net gains were held OF IA cent
as follows: October 50 rs, November So 81, Deem
her ~ rs January IS rs, and May 81 3-S cents
SPOT wheat was shade higher but the export demand
incOnsidel able. ,.
Cash corn ruled steady; The export purchases
largely made late Friday amounted TO nearly
10000 bushels The options were dun and feature
less steady except for the later months, when
in some Instances were shade easier The MAJ Ike,
CLOSED quiet as follows: October 80 3-S, November
40 SIS december A. and May Az Is cents
Oats were frmcr and fairly active The opuons
were dull ending unchanged for october nj 20 IA alC
Nav at % "a, up Is for November at 20 L., ail'
down is cent for December at 26 3-4 cents. -
Lard wa, stagnant. The options ended virtually
unchanged at So 80 for october sc 3s for November
SIS % for December So 30 for January and 80 "a foI
February ., - e..,o
Tho receipts Of grain and -four reported on SATURDAY
at New-Tork. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston
were as follows: Wheat, 16!5S7 bushels corn, -
TG0 bushels: oats lS6 $50 bushels; total grain o9
$40 bushels; flour, 1861 parkaEe,. AZ CnlG ,e
Milwaukee and 81. Louis the arrivals were: wheat
$50 bushels: corn 2731S3 bushels; oars, 800
bushels total grain, 6o7,34O bushels; HOUR 24'ooo
bar
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TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

TRAINS tOh 1lllJ w LOl'
Leave o. AND ATE; OCIoBEE 9 1so9 r,o,..,
The pioneer OF TINS class OF service, composed eX
cIuslVely Of pullman Vestlbule Drawing ana state
lighted BY movable electric Lights daily for PI''ouFs'
ga, Fast 1 line With Pullman yestibue Parlor and
sleeping Cars Dnas Cleveland Ian and ST. Louis. daily,
except Saturday. for Chicago ana I4Igd0, vo.,ihra
699s fa DAILY Oily for except r ss1af
Smcaso CneinnaIG AN. a%l Ioedo. U''''
y. m Pacific ENpress with rGmah ad ToleIo day
except saturday, Tor Cleveland g, M m 300 D. m.
Cory and Erie a. SQY r ih M eo'''''NS ~ WIZ ''
For I6sbaS s. 100 a. H. 100 D. NJ and - rs night
90 II 0c a. H. 90 90 ana 80 y N Sundays
%1senso on pa9 se F sGq Car, d
sunday 1000 n sr Ssr W AZ 70 p EV arrHc
washington % ~ p n 100 oo Be- 80 and 100
700 ana sSd 81 i515 j night sunday 90 G:l5 ana
M 80 80 ana . ; a0s y ONO Railway and en-
sSnd H'i scepefs Dining Car end Coaches through
For Xs "a T c qa! 20 rnrous4 Can AMI @ week
days Ior Cape Nay g9 p , nd %SGee'Smeae stations,
via ilhw1y aud Am5oy 30 o 10 a. M i Uo noon
S '@1 d not 10 s 3 At k 1 Fso 80
For Oh Point and Norfolk via Ne%YSrk via BapoIs
and Boy Line. 2 100 p week-days, with a, tbroue,
Nt trains 81 at JSsey civ arqdas speedy ana direct
FOX 'FPH3ifLl%1DELPx Trains leave Me%EGrk
AS 600 20. 5 90. 5 30 o % CHICAGO limited
with DningCaf, and 10 Washington ilnitoedp' ana ana
100 100 80 90 and 100 m ana ana y 90 30 night
sunday Express, 90. 10 0 90 % Lmlte1 2hd 10
a M. 80 900 80, 100, 80; g 90 ana . 100
Trains leave YORK daily except sunday a. OO and
II 10 a. NJ !. ,, L. 3, p m, aud 10 a. m, ana d 80
o. m On SUNDAYS. connect at Trenton for camden. ,
Ticket NSs loot 4s5 $40 and "a c GsSy
Courtst. and Broohyn Annex stat9ni 1901 ot fn.-
fOn.st Brooklyn az IirdsOnst., HOb9keli station,
Jersey City Emgiant Ticket onee, Castle Sarden.
The Transfer Company viii call Tor ana cheek
baggage non hotels and residences - ,yoon
CUAS r.. PUGH. j. ~ WpOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07
ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running its

300 P. NJ, 900 p. NJ, 8: 80 p. NJ
ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS. AND EACH
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH TO CHICAGO WITHOUT
Ticket Onices 4oI, sl7, 7l3 and 957 Broadway 1881
BOwerJ Battery Place Chambers and West 2sd 80, e.
broadway wism.bqTs; corner Newark and hua'Sa 81:
and flcr '1 Or Sleeping cs fs.Fao9s ana
9f T snsF o. TafSas can a Ss S @
from Cha1berr.. local train: to l2s MINUTES earlier
loom on ts.!h! Say 80 Dans' D'",n.
HS.is: o s ba Rsn ana st:1 q s
E ffSs.n fo f' Pxst 1 ad E. Louis
Eis: spd 5,a Nl.s. e.,
io s h "a aa ssspF q
R.P 3kssc Gt9csa,s sssSs "a eSaaS and
$50 on b bs 1 css i Asaf RSRs' se is
o,. Gs e GsSiiS TH Il lS SS .O
tl3ss55 I sSad,y $3.50 $50 2 8 !, ~
H'h ,;g $55@ 49, Si55&:
~ 3 + $: aoI !: 10 g. SIS '''Ts
Els ss5' 5s E. S Ssl sis d 49, 7s'5O $50 g.
49, T. 81 Il .'S s p sSa s'ig!ay' ??sS 80
Ridgtwcod !, 4a5, Is e $50, 1889 !. so.
sus.S5 o.s ?2 &c. 10 80 49, g &c. +
N.s5 sS a. 'S % SsS 49, $50 The saS
Fs.s Express wlsh P,rlor Car.
Tuxelo. 7 Is. o. 10 30 l. 345. 4, 80, &c, 4 -
Goshen. 45 7:i5 o, 10 80 T. $50 80, 20 T. 80
MsisoTn q snd b 81 5eEy; 80 o. 7A' 10 80 m
suSdSy local al trains, main line As. Sis 10 80
s;t ai2 pSd b / "a SSd 10 P%fvrsroN
h'S:$1'f IS Ta$ $ 8 a. s sas
days g is, 80 1870. T. 80 and Is =, % "a
80 I. 4:45, :52i so OH, 6i3 s. 10 80 IL
Sundays. s15. 0 so. 80. 4. 1880, s:l5.
Send 10 postage General Passenger Agent for
Suburban Homes" with local timetables.
w. ]. MURPHY. T. =. FARMER.
General Stunt General PASSENGER Agent
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Railroads.
~ ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW;JERsEY

ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- fooT or LiBEETY ST.. NoRIiI RIVER.
chunk. WnRestarre and scranton, Reading, Harrisburg
100 a. M for Pennington EastOn. Bethlehem, Allen
town and Mauch Chunk. ,,,. rron..coD, r,.,or
Bet5e S A,6 not M.acR cdgns WEe.Sa
ton Reading Harrisburg, Pottylle, Tsmaqua, shamoklh
% p NJ Tor Remington Easton, Ret4ehsm Allen Len
town Mauch Chunk ead4g P95s a eI
Chunk Wnkesbarre. scranton Tsma9ua shsmokn,
90 md i" ) 80 D. H. Tor som-rYlll and Flemngto9
AS E3stSn BethIe5%sm Asn,G az 30 Har9h
'"Sn as h a. M, sundays, icr Eis,Cn.
Red BANK Long Banee -, h'Iqy 5 rarH 9ce so
$50 90 30 10 p. m sund,ys 90 p 100 a. m
eu Way Mnmouth Beach seabrght etc, at 100. sI5.
II ~ w. 90 3 80 as Through express, :" 10
p S isGs AZ ia m via M,avan and Report
sI5 M 100 80 R 5v p ami m Sarne.a 100 IL
no. To, , G9 Sc Sy vincland and Brdgeton 100 m
go 20, !, perth AmbOy 90 oo rs 10 30 II rs n
90 90 80 l45, 80, 10. 80 p m Sundays
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
X. New.J PhlQde phia and Read
Ing r. r.. ana baltimore and OHIO X. r.. leave foot Of
? For ffasPfa Ts 80 80 Il 4 go
.. IN. SUNDAYS g 80. $50 m. 80. . 80 siS.
0I For Baltimore 5Y no SO and washington daily at IL 90
except sunday M 80 go $40 ; SS !? 90 10 a.
40 10 90 D. m have connection for Reading. Harris
Tickets ami Paor Car seats be procured at n 2el
40 ga Lao S2S BroaiwSy lSo 9thsye; 20, w sso
125thst, 1874 East l2oth-S, NV horA Cou'NS'' oo'
NewYork Transfer Company VIII call FOR and eheck
baggage from hotel or residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07
TUE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chlcaco Oct. 8 (Specla.-The wheat crowd wepe puz-
zed by the conduct Of the wheat market today Ihey
evnecei prices decline, and the character OF the news
thew recn wed during the day only strengthened them IN
this view but instead OF declining December wheat at
NIGHT showed an advance Of dsd cent, May wheat An
advance OF 1G The estimates on the visible sup
v were for an Increase Monday Of 100000 TO l25QOOO
brebols There was also evidence that one OF the big
bolinys I'm the market-the SmithPartrdge wheat-Was
sold out Yet IN spite OF all these bear circumstances
tho rilc, wa. not weak any moment Hutchinson was
30 fee OF tho options OF corn that IN" whole
M. NJ deliveries dropped about cent Oats, probably
f .vmDathv with corn declined Is cent. October Dort
onened at $40 90 sold so 65 and closed at $40 So
there being Just about three trades January pork was
"a much affected as the October II opened and closed
40 50 % Lard and rfbs kept within an exceedingly
narrow rane In the afternoon o'clock Judge Shepard
on1ered his decision dissolved the Injunction This
seats the clique. On the curb what showed no change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07
rrRopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct. ), :45 p m--Beef pork. hams and
holders offer moderately. Shoulders-About - TO
Is n steady at POS Ga CheeSe-Ilodes offer m9derat.y
Toow-Iold-rs offer moderately Turpentne-Hollers OVER
freeIv Kosin-IToI1ers offer Moderately. Lard, spot
Holders offer sparingy futWe-Iolfsrs oner moderately
November aud December firm at 33s. Wheat AMI Hour
Holders offer moderately. Corn, spot-The supply Is N
evccs ~ the demand futures-Ho1ers offer freely mixed
Western spot dull As lad october dull AZ IS Id No
ycmber duh at Il Id Hops at LOhnOh-Facinc OOast-
Holders Offering.
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Mem Publications.
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for Sale

~ EsKs-ROn tops sc BOGEi ss per ssnd ing Ss.s
~ o. se % n sio SO each keep goods veil
lighted door ono damp DARK cellar or oa enent e show
sc% are cheaper That's the verde. OF people who sscp
iRIciiAap S. KINGMAN. Manufacturer. 2e4 canalsA.
n. Y.
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~ L. LOUIS via THE WABASH hOU IL:
- The only through sleeping car TO 81 Louis wa Niss
ar Falls leaves the Grand Central Depot az D. m nay
Via the NewYork Central. Michigan Central and WABASH
i6 second morning. Connections IN unigH p ,pstabe
sieenine car berhs &C. write call III. H. MeCLEi~
IAN General Eastern Agent 1913 broadway. N H
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Gam Grhools.
r. NIyERsITY or THE CITY OF NEw-YoRK.
u LAW SCHOOL.


r. University or THE CITY CITY OF NEw-YoRK
JOHN HALL, ID. D., LII. D.. Chancellor. 49,
HENRY NJ. MACCRACKEN, ID. D., LII. d., Nlce-Chan.
CellOr.
The Thirtyfrst Session begins october 1. 1889. and
ends June l. 1890
The course is designed give the STUDENT
thorough preparation for the examinations required
for admission 70 the Bar
A knowledge OF substantive law ana OF Plead
ing evidence and practice.
course Of Two annual sessions and thorough written,
ms well as oral examinations required for degree
An allowance OF than year is made for
yious study elsewhere.
Provision has been made for limited number OF scho
arshps 800 each, be awarded at the end OF the
junior year. - -o--.,.-, -ooo 900
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, LII. D., Admiralty and
Maritime Law, jurisdiction and Practlce;-,,
AUSTIN ABBOTT. LII. D.. Preparation for Trial
CHARLES p. MAcLEAN. J. U. D., Criminal Law.
CEPHAS BRAlNERD Esq, International Law.
A a. REDF1ELD. ESQ., Restraints on Testamentary
MELVILLE EGLEsToN. Esq, Law OF Carriers. Tele-
Hon. MYER s. isAACs. Examination Of Titles to Real
ALBERT S. BoILEs Phi D., Banking and Trusts.
For catalogues, &c, apply to PROF. ]. f. RUSSELL
Potter Building. IS Park Row, New York.
d. r. JAoTES. Dean OF Law Faculty
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Grand Central Station


Largest and Passenger Station In America. snl
the only in the city OF New.York
On and after October o. 1889,
Trains will leave New. York a follows:
rs a. m, Saratoga, Rochester and Montreal Empress.
via Delaware and Hudson. and 70 Adams via Central
Vermont line.
THE SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED
g so a. M. the magnificent Southwestern Limited
consisting Of combination library smoGlSs and cafe car
sesa naa ca d fay aS9 S ea 20.
@ is a% R Ra s4 ghs by gas and Wagner 'e
THE NEw-YoRK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
The %assS5 XeiOS e and
car dining car section and private eompa
PS9 ee9s m A1aey ys TSed hsn s
and Chicago arriving at Chicago at 80 H. the next
THE WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
80 % pay GAs i2 B re. .a
chicago; Wagner drawing: room canandsgu. and
Roeheser Wagner sleeping car 70 Sesesna
I'll 40 M, Western New York and Northern ESpress
Adams. &c Wagner drawing New.YOrk to sar
80 p m Saratoga Special with Wagner drawing.
80 N6TS 70 sm Sany sn 'pd int term GsG
points on Ftchburs r h. Wagner drawing-rOOm car
THE FAST WESTERN ExPREss-MosT POPULAR
THROUGH TRAIN IN AMERICA.
.t6 p. m Fast Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis Ex.
press for buffalo Niagara Falls. suspension Bridge.
Toronto Cleveland. Cincinnati Indianapolis 81 Louis.
ing and dining
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MONTREAL.
.t6 80 D. m, Adirondack Mountain. Montreal and
Csnandagua Express. Wagner sleeping cars daily 70
Plasburg connecting with pror for Saranae Lake
daily 70 Montreal, Rouses Point and via ST. Adams.
and 70 Syracuse and Cansnda daily. except Sundays
D. m. Fast Mail Limited. arrives at Rochester at
40 q. M. Buffalo :35 a. M. and Cleveland 20 D. I'd
FAST NIGHT EXPRESS FOR THE WEST.
'.1O D. H. Fast Night Express for Rochester Buffalo.
Niagara Falls Toronto. Cleveland Cincinnati. Indian
apoiis St. Louis. Detroit and Chicago. with through
Wagner sleeping daily Sleeping 10 Watertown
via Uuca daily except Saturdays, and to Canandsgus
on Sundays only.
Wagner sleeping TO Albany. Connects at Albany
with trains Tor the North and West. There Is no con-
nection at Albany with this train leaving New-YoH
Safuriav night.
BERKSHIRE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION.
/ 10 % a. III. Pt,sneld and North Adams Express,
with Wagner dfawing-loom car through ~ Plttshed
without change -
The entire train. including elegant Wagner drawing
cars, through 10 Plttsheld without change
Fast time Superior service.
Tickets and space In drawing.roOm and sleeping cars
on sale at Grand Central Station, l4lS, 1855 and sia
Broadway 10 Place 6S West 125h.st, and l3sth.
ST. station, NewYork; 1893 Washington-st. 726 Fulton.
St.. and 39s Bedford-ave. f. D., Brooklyn -
Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage rom
hotels and residences through to destination
Stop At fSsth-st passengers for the
Ncrth and West. - ,-o,-,- - D>.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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l1ublic Notlce.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES,
NO 81 CHAMBEES-ST. STEWART BUILDINGb
NETWORK, october = 1889
NOTICE. To TAXPAYERS.
NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN that the As.
~ scssment Rolls Of Real Estate. Personal Property
and Bank stock in the City and County Of NewNork for
Tho wear 1S- warrant, Tor the collection OF taxes
have been delivered the undersigned and that the
said assessment rolls arr now due ana paysoe d'
this Office -, -, ~
In case Of payment before the first day OF No
vcmhor next the person paving shall BE- TED 10 te
benefits mentioned I'm Section $40 o. che New-foh Wy
consolidation Act 1852 viz. reduction Of interest," az
the rate Of per cent per between the day OF such
GEORGE w MCLEAN,
Receiver OF Taxes.
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Dantlno Atnoemlfs.

A LIEN DODwoRTH. NO 6s1 FIFyrH.AVE,
OPENS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18TH.
Glass for Gentlemen VIII begin December %.
Prlyate lessons at any time by appointment
For terms &C., see circular
A LEXANDER MACGREGoRS, 1Os West 55th.st-
- now open Tor prlyate lessons In dancing. Glasses
begin Saturday October 20.
-CARTIERS DANCING ACADEMY so 9TH.
"a ave- between 18th and 18th sts-Pryae and class
lessons all hours. Waltz taught mpidy. Halls to let
II ERN ANDO'S ACADEMY. 1872 East 55th.st.-A School
A for Dancing, Department and Ca.st.enic EAercises
Olasses are now forming send for circular.
KNICKERBOCKER CONSERVATORY A West 18th
IA -t-ThorOugh school for dancing and Department.
Waltz GUARANTEED; classes taken charge OF in city
or country by competent teachers.