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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
cURnors yRUpr ON FLOWER PLANTS

From The PhlAdelphia Times. Washington letter.
To mako boughs grow wherever they would add
gTuWsrs force nature 10 do the work By tying tiny
nowor. pots full NJ rich soil Just on the very spot
tle sight Of bush apparently bearing thumb nowor
pots as fruit ..,
After this concealed my surprse al socing I'm the
Waite House conscFyAtOres some lovely little howers
Apparently bearing potatoes The White House gar,
donor however was kind enough 10 explain. Cut y
potato IN halves ana Sy uhom on these plants, and
when you pick up the potato early IN the morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
uoyoRryG THEIR RETIRING PRESIDENT

The St. james Club gave little complimentary dinner
70 their retiring president Eusus Wmon, last Dighk at
tAeIr clubhouse, No. 10 East TwGnt. 81. Fifty
Ave persons wero present hr Wimah made brief
speech In which spoke OF his pleasant oola relations
with the club. Rodorick Cameron has been elected
president In Mr. wmAn's stead The latter having declined
recollection
Among these pfesent were Dudley Vol. Robert A.
Osborn Janea +. Hyde. Charles 8, Osborn, J. NJ Cad.
walader, @. w. Lawrence. T. W. whitaker and jackson
ry.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10

X MINISTER PHELPS TO RETURN 10 YALE.
N"U-Ilayoa, May O.-Thr nmoF which has been
circulating for Fix months that cI.MnIster Phclps
would rcsnm" bis dutis-, professor IN the Yale Law
School verified today by the issue Of a prospectus
~ the elective studies, wltli course In law by PRO
10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
wrLLIAM LAVENDER WAS MURDERED.

Coroner Schultz and jury yesterday Investigated
tho death OF william Lavender. bosi!er, who
found dead with broken neck on tho stoop Of tho
house No. "a East SNty.ntb -, on May ]. They
found that Lavender was murdered. and held William
Drubod q stonecuttsr living r. the same house. re.
spoadble Drbold WIS held TO await tho action OF the
Grand Jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
THE REV. FATHER DAMIEN.

Ban Francisco. Nay e.-Jhs Iarkenuns W. II. Dimond.
which arrived ycbiccAy from Honolulu brought word that
the RCy Father Damien. widely celebrated the cper
priest Of MolokA. died ~ KaRwa Hawaii, on April 10
Father Damien born In Belgium IA 1870 ana arrived
In HAWAI- ia 1904 For the last sixteen years his lahore
had been confined the ePcr settlement OF hookai.
where he contracted tho dread dises-e which cost him
bis life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
MARRIED,

CLARKsoN-wR " Felsenhof" Dar1en, Conn,
by Rev DR. Tatloek, Robert Goodhue Clarkaon
10 Emily Hartman daughter Of Edward NJ wright, ana
granddaughter OF the late Dr. Edward Doladeld Of this city
tho Rev. DR. Parmelee George
Mllvern Eddy % Eie daughter OF George Pennman all
Of New York.
wEsT-RANDOLPH--On Thursday. May Q. at the South
street Presbyterian Church Morristown. NewJersey.
Or. Francis /. Patton President OF Princeton
College Andrew FeminR West OF Princeton New Jersey
Marshal daughter OF tho late TheoorO Hz RAa'
doph, % Morrtstown, HeWJersey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
wAGyDn's opEaAs IN WILLIAMSBURG.

Tho Wagner opera festival Will begin AZ tho Ann
phon Academy Williamsburg, on Monday, with the
presentation of RhciDgoId.7 Die Wslhero' will
come on Tuesday, "siegfred7 on Wednesday, DIE
Goettsrdaemmorung1 on Thursdsy, Die hcistnr-
singors on Friday and "1annhauopoT7 Saturday.
Tho performances viii be given By the Metropolitan
German Opera Company. under the direction Of Heir
scidl The subscription already amounts TO over
90 600 the festival promises 10 be great success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
/ GOOD IMIrAU0E, ANYHOW

From The Chicago Tribune.
Tho Presjdent-By tho way, Lond Pauncefoto, may
ask II / pronounce your name correctly!
Lord Pauneefote-AmOst, Mr. President pro-
nolInce &c "pn'schgft"
TN the priy aNy of his own room Mr.. Harrison sub
Sequenty fills his mouth with mashed potato and trtes
to articulate the name with correct English accent)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
WILLIAM n,coNNnR

Washington. MAY civilian d. O'yoGnor. Assistant
General Superintendent Of Life Saving Service. diet
Ecrc today from paralysis. lie native Of Bp-t,n
a0d Ind been efnpioTcd Treasury Drpsr,ent Hpes
1901. He has written several me poems
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10

n you want 20 hire servants find situations, 10
Oct er hire hOpscs to buy or Scff rcoi nstatr ~ md
work wnTkerS.f one klud aDOtEer, You should
study the mary OF short ADVERTISEMENTS The
nth page Gt The Tribune to-day. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10

While going 70 FIRE at no. 20 Mott-s last evening
Truck No was upset Canal and Mott sta and Frank
Werner tho ullsrman, had HIS leg broken hn was h'
ind i,,e,palIy lilo was taken 10 Chambers Street Hos.
,.lta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10

WheH baby vns sicR, we gave her cAsth.ia
When she was n Child. she cried for Castorta,
Wien she became Mas, abe cling 70 CastnrtA
When she bad Children. she gave them CsstcrtA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10

ell Kinds Of expedients male the dressing last Al
night she sleeps not on soft pillow that would
nuss her hair, but rests her head on block Of wood
that ats into the nape OF the neck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
TINY CANDY BATgR's SOFT HAND.

Eliza Putnam Heaton, IN Tho Philadelphia Times
Some teachers maintain that candy Is doing g,rls
quite As much harm as cigarettes do bo%s one
teacher claims 10 know candy eater a. soon as she
touches her hand By tho aabbiness Of her palm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10

We are informed that elegant furniture now selling st
Flins l04 West l4tl'st cost Of manufacture Their
crowded with every variety all marked ~ e
gain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10

variety Of desirable things are advertised In the
many columns of short announcements on the NTH
page of The Tribune this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10

Those Unhappy Persons
Sner from and dyspepsia should uss Car
ters Little Nerve Pills made expressly for this class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10

you win find u perfectly loaded down with pisntiec
This relieves tho flowers but the war for their pres
0rvatfon must DO kept up constantly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10

TaRo q look AZ the interesting WANT advertise
menis on Tho nhh page. You may IND exactly what
you want covered by some Of them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10

Employers and employed, buyers and sellers-al
testify IN praise Of the little advertisements Of a
people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS,
TonRal MoroInT.

In the diagram a eontur line shows the barometer
fluctuations yesterday seTyed at the United States
signal Service station at this CITY The dashes Indicate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10

TRIBUNE oFICR, May To- a. m.-Clear weather prevailed
yea,sray with Increasing heat The temperature ranged
between $50 and S9" the average te0 being eha higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10

man s corresponding day ysas and ss.D higher ma
wednesday.
In and near tAls city To-day ,ssss via ssssaty b.
slightly warmer. fxir weather. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10
Grsriai Notlres.

Hapkiu,on's Steam Carpet Cleaning works. s, .,,,.
is East esaobshe 1901 Carriage 'Eee on hs son
south OF l60th.st; rolsylnS6 specially.
Persons suiierias From piles VIII Find
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-10

The discussion caused by tho query, " Did Washing
ton wear false teeth 2" has been set at rest by
yirginian who says that he has autograph letter
IN which C.. W. thanks an eighteenth century dentist
for an excellent plate, one from which he derived
much comfort and satisfaction"
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Barth, John c, and wife to William Cunard. cornes
ca%6reene Stephen G. and vile Maurice Stack,
'0t6i Collins Il and Se1 Joseph to Title
and sSs sSa allan Of g RS%eiy gs, k,S
l25tsst Of Sthaye year, ,;: %Crtgages 20 e. $1,000
and anosSef. i84thst, Of St. nns.aye demand.
st. sda7 rai$e hfSSCS5y Savings Bank
Muldoon, William IL, to Metropolitan Life Insurance
co; n 13th-St, W of Avenue c, 5 years mortgages
Same Henry NJ Bendhem, same property, mort
=, Nelson, Charles to S stearns i, s5thst %
Rockford Il JShG TO YGS8g executor
same to same same property years SIS 5000
ave- lots 81 and ss map wocdsock. 1 years sO6o
Stewart Elizabeth to od Ennever 9Sd''t Of
Clapsattle, property installments,
sehultze. Louis to Emlgrant Incependent Savings
Bank cor Greene and West Vest ID ST. year so 80 600
don. s. Gray-st of Anthony ave, ycars. 80, GOO.
Terwilger; Lorenzo to A L Lyon. $50 West 12otA.
vantne. Frederick, to E Howard. S. o7th.st.
Wirth, Lewis. to German Savings Bank e5th-st.
+ Ewing Ii b, to L ii Ashley. e45 East 1Ith-st. 1
Cohen IsldOr and Simon, and wives to Augustus Low
ell trustee 40 Il Lspe2ord5;st yE; ,oots
Delpage "a joseph pm to MSndert 'osouFsh' i00'n
same to Eliza BIbby 1oothst, sd-ave nstas.
Sane to August, Bendlnger. guard. 1oothst W Sd.
Same to Francis Stout AOuila Stout. 1Oeth.
st. W 3d.aye, 81, 900. - NJ,
Pesenecker Margareths, to Franklin Savings Bank,
n 4Sth-st W 9th-ave, year, s. 800.
Gray John IL. to Luke Lockwood ct al exoecutors'
q 5th-aye 94th-st, 3 years, mortgages SiS,OOO
Hall David, TO Louise Mosg, 3d-ave, adjoining land OF
Daniel Mapes, years, 5000 ,..- MI. -.
HARTMANN, Charles, 70 + Boss, Lafayette Place los
100 ) years 5000. ,,r, , o..
PRAYER Book Society, 244 Stanton-st years FloQoO,
Appel Jacob to j A Wolfe cor 10th-ave and l2Sd.
'' COIN Samuel to L Wolf. Sc and ss Forsyth-st
Chapman George w, to Peck, n SSd'st, loth-aye
Cohnfeld Rachel to Union Dime Savings Institution,
n w cor 10th-ave and 59th-st, l year, SoOOOO
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
I EIllGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortandt and
DesbrOsses sts. follows:
"a. for Slatington and intermediate points.
a m. for Geneva Lyons Elmna, Rochester, Runalo
and the West, aud principal local pOlnts. Chair car 10
Lyons and Pullman to suspension Bridge.
II a. Tor L. and D. Junction and intermediate points
Chair TO Mauch Chunk.
! y. m. for Tunlhannoek and intermediate points
Chair to Tunkhannock. Connection u Reading and
Harrisburg.
$40 D. IN. for Ellqra and principal intermediate points
Chair Wlkesbarre and Pullman sleepers 10 Sus.
40 p. M, FOR Slatneton and intermediate points
5:i0 p. for Mauch Chunk ana intermediate points.
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg
D. m. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmita, Rochester, buffalo
and the West Pullman seepers to Lyons and Suspension
Bridge.
Trains leaving al 3 q. m IL q. M | D. m. and 3 40
D.. m connect for all points In MahanoY and HazletOn
coal regions -. , ..,
"A. m. for Mauch Chunk. lIazlct0n and ntcrmedlatc
points and III a. m o Shenandoah and intermediate polns
40 p. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
D. for tcncva. Lyons, ElmiIa Rochester, lnffalo
aud the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern oniee. as5 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
tOintcr Resorts.
HOT SPRINGS, n. c.

f26 hours from " y. Piedmont Lile. 229 Broadway
through Pullman buffet sleeper from WASH lNGTON
Has Ia luxurious aud ahlul combination, existing
nowhere else beautiful scenery dry, bracng air even
temperature; THERMAL WATERS (Which are an un-
cQuacd specific for rheumatism, c0ut, Dyspepsia malaria
nervous pro,tfauo1l, flowing into MARBLE POOLS; tne
finest BATHS ~ AMEKiCA; and the MOUNTAIN
PARK HOTEL. uncXcclltd IN cuisine comforts ana sahi
tary conditions
10 l. IA u" heart of ~ tho but two regions narkd
the United states Census Mag ~ loyaurs WI Wilt ~,
natives throat and lung di-ea-"s anu ~ o
Lest place Ia the United states during autumn winter
and snrlng for bronchial or pulmonary troubles: -
DR. LEWIS 4. SAYitE. 80 jth-aNe. New, ORR, SAYS :
"I arrived az HOT SPRINGS unable - WALL Z ",
I'm ell joints from rheumatism aud Was coIlp'u ~
be wheeled around n a roller clair. Aitar tNo We.As
bathing in luxurious baths was ahie 70 w On on
horse and have cnOyC-l the charming rides aunE uH
beautiful mountains shall always fee ga gaefni ia, ,g, is
immense benefit have derived % ths vhaIn,Ht w.
HENRY V STEERS. Inspector OF Police 4i NV - ~
SAYS: "l spca6 too highly ot h SI5p INcS
famous waters and SaubriOus climate OF HoI nIhliNfn
n c. Experience quale pc 70 stite thae io, snS
and rhcuwatism those afflicted can ma Mtfc P.ua a,u
permanent relief returned new man anu .t IAN
recommend HOT SPRINGS. y. c. o al hapieSs 'o''ii7
" r"'u"'1Io "Hr1U U w q DOOLITTLE. Nanagcr.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY

~ FOOT or LIBERTY ST, NORTH RIVER.
oo Time fo Table m of NSys%Ssr 10 Ss9 sStor
Chunk, wlkesbarre and Scranton Reading Harrisburg.
90 a. m. for Flemngton, Easton, Bethlehem Allen.
si5 a. r. & FOR Lake Lake Hqp1tcOng Eason Bethlehem.
bury bur- heTIs6arg, wiiIiamsport '"'1u' 'H'0AH 'ui'
town Mauch Chunk Reading Harrisburg POttsyie. etc.
$t5 b n for Easton IiethIg3em Aeetown Mauch
30 p M for Te%Iastoa n Lake Lake oPatcOng' EastOn
t5 ,Si, p M for EastoR Bethlehem Aentown Maush
D. m 90 a. m' Sundays for Easton az 0O
100 q. m, SUNDAYS, for Easton, Bethlehem, Allen.
90 p. m., SUNDAYS, for Ea;ton, Bethlehem. Allen
For Rcd Bank Long Branch Asbury Park. Ocean
Grove and Point Pleasant 80, 81j, II is a. m 90
y. m. sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove or
Tor Monmouth Beach, seabright. etc, at 80. rs.
10 Sr a Atlantic m oq aha9ds t% p Via Maowan and Kevpor
20. s:i5 a.. m, 100, 4:45, ) 80 p. m. Sundays.
For Lakewood 30 8 15 a. m, 200 t:2O 4:45 p. m.
For TOms River and Barnegat 80 8 :l5 m. 100,
For Atlantic City, vneand and Brdgeton, 80 a. M.
For Perth Amboy 80 90 s:15 10 80. II rs a. m
:Co, 200 l:45 80, c:lo, 5 80 p. Sundays. 90
a. iD' snoRTEsT AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
Via Central r. r. Of New-Jersey Philadelphia and Reading
r. r. aud Baltimore and Ohio Il. r. leave foot Liberty
For Philadelphia at 90 AS, 80 11.Oo am. 80,
ZOO, 80 200, 200, 800 40 p m ~ :l5 night.
SUNDAYS s 80 80 a. m, 100 3; 90 500 100 D. M,
For baltimore and Washington daily at 30 II 90 lex.
Trains eaying at -. II 90 a. m. 30 90 90.
rsSgfs K Pc Fot nS' &e nave connection Or Reading Aar
Tickets aad ParSr Car procured at POI,
l25hst l3l East l25th-st. New Court-st.. $50
NcwYorE iIaSsfcr Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
Insirncfion.
For Bows and Young Men-City.

CLASS FOR SdI ase anS aw seeniSo
Snoiss and business " L. CHASE - West ooth-se.
,ruE PARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, 90 East East 2g.e. Sn.1
ST. prpares for college scientific scho9l wv xl.p p -
ness; primary department; number llmiseu' LII" ~ 49,
PHILLIPS PRINCIPAL
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, l,a5S Broadway,
-, sscai deDsrtmcnts NJ. NJ. HOBBY, W. L. AKIN
n C. HENDRiCKSoN, Principals
xx,-sT End SCHOOL, 1l3 West 71st.st.. opens Oct l.
w collegiate school for boys; military dhll new
ovmnasum CHESTER DONALDSON, A NJ.
ClZ ""D CLASS FOR BOYS.
MISS A. KETCHUM.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
Ocean Steamers.
WHITE STAR Linz: ,vrppoor.

WHITE STAR Line. ,,,.p,oo,
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LiNEdhFr,V,V,in2,, hr,, ~ nc
loyal AND UNITED STATES A MAlL Ian % a. m
BIILannlc Dec % 20 am ,dSatie Biaiic 20 D. m
,ceitie s. Cclile FsP s 7, 10 a. M M
From White Star Dock, foot OF West lOth.sL sko
second cabin these steamers Saloon rsWs, svO y
and upward according TO steamer and location El Uein ~
seeond elp terms 20" stTase SO tompanys OHce No
II broadway. New-YOrk Philafelghiaa SlcS 1C9 SSo val
nut-st j. BRUCE lsMA1, Asels
tNUlON LINE.
FoE q idoURENsTowN UtjiR3E AN HHNSiD 'LIIItYfEGPo6L.
~ Leave Pier IS, n r., foot OF klng.sdI, . -
Tacsaay bece@6cr Sssf' 81 i$sS %
NEVADA Tues lay. January Z, a. m.
WYoMdITNsGFx ....- TUESDAY, January 2l $50 a. m.
Cabin passage, $50, $50, $50 and sOo Second Cabin,
sSpA aId n. 1UiNHDERnILLL & Co, IS Broadway, N. Y
A NCHOK LINE. U. S. MAIL Steamships.
~ GLASGOW VIA LoNDoNDERRY
PSES9s DSs = iiss '39 Ii is B. # %
,,; sLasso%S as 9yS !gS :, vEErooL .,o
BEST Route to Alg,ers and cosst Of Morocco.
VICTORIA AND TRIESTE; Eo1o..a,r ,,nn,o
sabn 70 Alorei sos to $50 cin' peF $50 To s2S
HENDERsoN BROTHERS, BOWLING GREEN.
DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COAPANY'S
LINES toR aHb cAaLlTE9RNIA T SAPAN CHINA
For. san Francisco, via The fstkmas Of Panama
From San Francisco. LIST and Brannan SIS.
For China and Japan.
CHINA sails Thursday. Dcce nibrr 2G 3 D. m
For freight passage and general information appy 70
eompsny's once the pier foot Of Canal.st n X "
II. J. BULLAY. General Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. n Y. C. &

w III SHUKE KAILKUAD, n. 7. Z; q
" H. Il r. r. Co., Lcssce.-Trans leave West z2d ST.
station NewYork, follows and fifteen minutes earlier
from from loot Of Jay-st, N r. Chicago, Detroit, Loudon
% o;IS : Nd5,EI,. S p m c. Ioson2 o35, 5IS ;l5
Pals Syacue UTICA and principal intermediate stations.
for Utica only. Kingston Saugerties Catskili Albany
S:I9 7 rs, q 9:55 ta) Il 80 a. and Csl T. sis,
= 10 .. m Ncwburg, 10 lJ a. IN, :15, 80 49,
% go ~ AS p. m. IIayerstraw .s;25 9. m.. 3:I5
> 40 p M Elegant Sleeping Cars for Buffalo Niagara
saisi Toronto Detroit; Chicago and ST. Louis; 'Daily
DAILY except saturdays Other trains daily except
al 3o m. So 40 p m. Ioboken West Shore station
Information apply at Offices BrooEyn Washneto1
ST. 726 Fuon-st-, Annex Office, foot OF Fuonst; New.
Ror6 city, I'll @s5 Sgs 7S5 29e d o1s Broadway sss
Shore Stations foot OF 42dst and foot OF Jny.st
~ r. Westcots Express calls for and checks baggage
Passenger Agent 5 Nanderbtave. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
Giip Dropsrtr Go fet.

V LEASE Of Prince and Sullivan stA. S0''oo;
i will be improved to suit tenant
rutland WHITING. Beekmanst
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24

pENNsylvAN'A
"A RAILROAD.
The Standard Railway Of America!
soUBLE TRACKi STEEL RAILsi
stone BALLAST AND STONE Bridges.
PROTECTED BY THr
NTERLOCKING SWITCH
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM
The Scenic Line . the West
ROUTE or THE
CELEBRATED PENNsYIyANIA LIMITED,
The Ideal Railway Train Of the Nneteeath Century.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, fost of Bcsbrosses aud
Cortiandt sts, nferdina pusscngersa Grand view OF
the Harbor. the shipping the Brooklyn Bridge, Cow
ernors Island, and the status of Liberty, as fsows~
On and after November 1Oth, 1850.
THE FAST LINE.
'Vc Pullman Ss ye.Se a n seeS iG p P0ns ca Y News
fso afs q Gar Se%o9 10 pBs Pullman dns
Car Altoona 70 Shcag%4 % ana pts6gIg Y S oS S0umSas o a
uid1y does or Chicago Connects for Cleye
land daily, and Tor NllldhSp0fl. LOCK maven anu
-O'''' SlE TnE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
VSS 5a; Doom SsSaE aG. 1a9
Of and HG% Movable Heisa by Ra nPS
Pioneer Of rs class In te world Through to Cincn'
ST; 1.OIIs, CInCAGo AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
2.O0 +. M-Ihe fastest train between New York. Cn.
saI T" Esw;Y5rs + s. Louis New:Yofk 2 S6csSS,
DhiUv Wy IN Altoona
Columbus THE m w1EE,rERS; E;'r:t EMPRESS. RES 9'y
the w9e.t Norhwest and southwest Pullman vesi
cSieasS. New. York e cIpeaaad; NeT:Eok Mem;
5 5nne cav Nsxo It fi1n'Ps TSu @
day Connects Tor cleveilnd and T9eic dlny. except
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
500 r M-Ihs scenc tra To- NE West crosses Ssa the
the mofning Pullman vestibule Bullet Sleeping Car
t."$Ss:
AND 19 saa ' TsA Rs,sos
90 II ;oo a. N: 100, 40 smi 80 M Sundays
BsLTioaG ri Nc, 0I wAsmISGFoS ri sc ASD THE SOUTH
washington Limited Express OF Pullman p9IiSr Cara
sa5 55 sAGSD' H s%Ida S nj % s
Dining Car a. 30 p; arrive Washington 40 D.
n 90 ':sd5 9io o 80 an and 90 % p ,SG z IS nIg5
@ and II p nisSt For points on
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. 100 Through Carr p. m week
rO flJfo Eo5 SSsPs r. & + SS, fays
70 90 40 and 10 p m on S1 Sunday p,i GAS
20; "a P Sht 90 sn os 2 nSi ia 'S
& Norfolk Rauroad. 300 a. m daily; except p sunday;
and 100 y, m daily; via Baltimore and Bay Line 2;1o
polPt ct "Brookiyn Annex" connect with all through
trains Jersey City. afording speedy and direct
t-ansfer for Br0otlv0 travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
f:i5, 9 20, 20. 500 80; 0 40 Chicago ago. Limited
wi Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Limit u), and
ii 90 N: Il go, 100 2lO 100. $50, 4 400 200
night Accommodation. II 10 a! m, 4 40 and
goo P m ssns9'gs sns 10 aAPeS do 900 q? 36 Sgo
$3.50. and 9 2. H.. and IL 10 night Accommo
Trains leaving New York daily, except Sunday; at 90
o. and IL 10 a. H.. l. . 10 4. 8. 3 p. and 10 a.
and 80 D. m. on Sundays connect at Trenton for
Ticket Onices. Nos. 1. 435. $40 and 9i4 Broadway
Istor House and foot of DesbrOsses and Cortandt
4 Courst and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot Of Fulton
A. Brooklyn IS Huts0n-st. HOboken Station. Jersey
CITY; Emigrant Ticket ONCE. Castle Garden.
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and rcsidences -
As. f. PUGH J. T. WOOc.
General Manager. General pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
1edrbers.

A TUTORS, POVernesses professors, teachers, all
II branches, supplied schools and families School
cuars for Modern language spoken. MIRIAM
COYkIERE, 81 T. l7th-sE, bet 4thaVe. and Broadway.
A BEST TEACHERS, American and Foreign, supplied
"A, FOR all branches, In all localities charge TEACH
IItS WANTED no Zee for registration form for stamp.
X 4: AVERY, American School Bureau, . West 14th.si.
N. Y.
A BILE TEACHERS, Govenessas. Tutors Professors
"a Organsts, Singers Companions Matrons supplied
free OF charge. Miss D0NOVAN'S Teachers Bureau Mu
slcal Agency 30 East 14th-st. Schools recommended
A iER1CAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"a supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors
&C., to Colleges. School aud Families. Apply to
MIS-. NJ ]. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union squire
I'll ESSE'S TEACHERS AGENCY. 10 East 17th.st sun.
Ii plies competent teachers, tutors g0yeinesses must
clans, all branches resident ad visiting recommends
schools English, German, French Spanish spoken.
SCHERM ERHORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest and Des-knOwn in T.. : Established 1S55
3 East 14th-st., N Y.
XVOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS' BUREAU dor
w both supplies professors teachers gOverncssos
musicians housekeepers companions chaperones. &c.
colleges schools and fames also bOOkkeepers stenogra.
pliers and copySts N business firms.
Miss c. l.. WERNER. 800 5th.ave. New.York City.