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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06

Jersey City.
n AsBRoUCK INSTITUTE.
10Y and 100 Grand.st. jersey City, n. J. 49,,
Thirty. fourth year begins Sept 10 A DAY sehool
WITH senarote departments for boys and girls from tho
earliest school az Fts for college business ana h.t ne
@ iibnT extra charge Departments Of Arr Music and
pbvsica Culfurs -p,cls Pauoni1si by the people Of
ierev City NrvYofk Brooklyn. and all suburban towns
situated on railroads leading TO jersey CITY and Hoboken
Cstalor,es giving full information srnt on apbcaion
~, {CItARLFS c. STIMErS. Principal.
DlfeeI1rS' HORACE c. WAIT, Vice Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
fam Grhools.
fTNTVERsITYf OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
u LAW SCHOOL.

IlEIVERsIrY OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
JOHN HALL. D. D.. LII d., Chancellor.
HENRY NJ NAcc2AcAEN, D. D.. LII. d., Vice-Chan'
ceu0r.
The Thirtynrst Session begins october 1, 1889. and
= fhe course is designed to give the student;
"a MoYOucn PREPARATION for the eXannatons required
ar admission 20 the Bar;
eenpetent knowledge OF substantive law ana OF plead
tuf, evidence and practice.
YEA course Of two annual sessions and thorough written
* well a. oral examinations required for degree
An allowance Of than one year IS made for pre-
y.ous study elsewhere.
Provision has made for limited number Of schol
srsbs Of 500 each 70 be awarded at the end Of the
Junior year. - -o--.. .......
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, LII D.. Admiralty and
Mafit,me Law, Jurisdetion and Practice.
cHGRfEs : r MicLEANl j. Z. D.. Crimlnai Law.
X K RsDFIELD Esq. Restraints Testamentary
MELVILLE EGLEsToN. Esq. Law of Carriers, Tee-
KoN NYER s. fsX1Ss. Examination of Titles to Real
ALlB BERT S. poL1Es. Phi. D.. Banking and Trusts.
For catalogues &C., apply 70 PROF; l. F. RUSSELL.
Potter Building, IS Park Row, New York
u. r. JAoUFS. Dean Of Law Faculty.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
4 THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGIiOUT BY THE q.
INTFRIOCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SlGNEM
SYSTEM.
TRAINS FOR THE WEST


Leave Stations iot Of I,oio5 1,S I i5 Sun
Tho On 4e -q a. e yosE ana Chicago Limited.
the pioneer q tAis class Of se6isS d stats
ES SSS' sepns Daing Observation ana Smoking Cars
lighted by movable electric lights daily Tor ftI'oufs'
M Fast Line SI pullman yestlpule ParSi I. an!
fitS5ufg, clachaa,l Glove and ara s. Louis daily
3 except s''uTasy yet t9f 2pe VIII pullman yesabu!s
Sb1l1s SGrlu1ai snd st. Louis daily. except sataT-
day. a'1 ici Geyesad and Toledo ,,..,,u. sl.eD.
p Cars. Gay Tor PsJurg chicago and Toledo. daily.
For S1 %Raa P's'L @ 4 90 g. 90 So P N q;
Coy Ara E5e at 0E X. P B a. 0'''
For LEBANON oG a A. p and 70 l} might ,S,,
fo{ 90 II ZOO a. H. :o0 90 ana 80 m sunday4
is and 70 90 M ana ,S 10y p so nj "washnsoa
Da Limited Exprsss q Pullman EqTq Cars daily ny SHcSp,
s sH9d9 asy 10 S6 a. bans s''c a1 az sry'
Ws s5 Ba5 % a. b. n co. .'3 5ao A5 49,
M H. aBa 49, $50 ana ,nd l2 81 Pis sh6:
FOR points on GhcaPSh 6 a9 ot V snd ccaeSes Ro1g
For xas f ". &c 80 G Is Ga .na
For Long Branch Point PEA .t ana 1o no a. M I2 I'd
E haa& sC 10 $40 special cs5Ts, no SSS6ssassi
M and 40; ''S2 a. 4fSaff hr s[s
and N6f5E Railroad 90 D. M SsiS VIA ''''NN0''
ana BAY i6e 100 ARn5K ssanSt with al ,hS0us
trains at Jersey Guy, aG9fdihg P'''' anu "'''
FOX f@F gfI9I$ Trains S1ys ;sos,
1 5 peSG! go a9a 3d. g chflgS amtsa
T,it66o Dining m q 20, 90 o0 oo 80 80 70
90 20 co So 100 and 100 p m ana Y o 10 night
AeeSmmoda51iS0n IL 20 90 Is 100 % Limited ana ia
ounua5S az = 90 4 30 3 co. q: 30, 90 ana SOO
a. m and 'Vii p Is night Accammo iaton 100 p.
p M aNnr Neyy.Yorx daily except sunday, az S:0O
and ii 10 a. NJ l. O. s. p a. ana 10 Ga an saa
r. q W Pit US Nos l. 435, $40 and 9i4 Broadway;
Tor House and foot o. Desoros,es and Cortland IS
TCorrt-sf and Brooklyn Annex station, foot Of FuL
to2.st. Brooklyn IS Hgd;on-st liobcoken s@ggon.
Tho York Transfer Company will call for and cheek
psYgxsgo r g PV9fI J. r wooD
crrar1i Manager General pass'r Agent
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Qn5irncilon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A -MESSRS WILSON s KELLOGG'S SCHOOL.
IA NO CO. FLgTH-AVE.. near 50ths,.
schoo' Of high grade, preparatory t. any college, sci
ffsihe school or business
CLASS FOR LITTLE BOYS
undOi experienced lnstrucircss.
Thirteenth Year begins Sept 20.
-CEAsS or private Instruction. intermediate ana al.
vanced grades students prepared for college
iac schools and business. W. f. CHASE, = w. 50t.st.
BARNARD SCHOOL,
Thorough preparation ior college or business Primary,
sy nasiun military drill course q manual tTaiang none
n whlch connic, WITH the ordinary school duties M
.xtfa ehagges Ten boarding pupils received IN principals
iamy enjoying ali benefits OF home Reopens Sept. 20.
EAf T. fAEEN, JNo w FRENCH, Headmastels
Applicants examined after sept 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
XuEsT SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. G, q

WEST SHORE RAlLhOAD N, ", SSS,ss
w H. r. r. II. CO.. Lessee-TIains Leave wgs. estes
statfon New.York follows, and twenty .n e1leS
from foot OF Jay-st.. y. r Chicago p,1iV'S Tooia
a ii5 10 p N T5Tont Is F - 10 gy M
eu,r urcS and principal Intermediate atoas -, Ss
only Kingston saugerties, Catssil Atl1u@Ip IS 10
- i9' M HcwbsSg 10 :i5 a. n rs. ~ S;Ss, % o.
Saratoga Special a) II 40 NJ % 80 - II II IA m
San az, krouch u saratoga Lake teoIke, % %, d -
M lake. Nohonk aud Minnewa ~ va ", Sif(
q % fa III 40 a. M, l M ,llu,ia5s o'S ~ q ~
NJ ~ 6rav,tng Room Cars 70 kngstln on y, lN floY
p h' 80 AZ n m trains haatefsNlA. hu.vst, pfehd
Il Hotel Gi giatcS and Pkcenci2 Sl5 ROMA a y, 80
HogSn M sHS p NJ Drawing Eoo@ Gar: 70 9rsna
M Noun House, ga y 30 ana MoS ana 20 Ss
R,at@ca ' sshiS Zi5 4 90 a. II a stS ana q.
RsTins moO tfaa~ Elegant Sleeping Car. Tor Buffalo,
iDsny tDaiy. sr SSSsps LeaV Ssf Jersey
SP,lIEy e sAispss Station ali $50 EOSSaea
tables or informaton, apply AZ oniees Brooklyn
ssJ Nv yton.st T28 FuN0n-s Annex oice loot q
SS3 w 70 New. YORK CyA7 1863 les, and 9i2 Broad.
1884, Bowery ~ PARK plse. g West snd
we'S r. wsscotrs Express calls Tor 9pa Ssssss Rs
ga. al psssanssS Aren't. Yandsfbltsye. n. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
Brooklyn.

A THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY; S9th
n. year 1910 ana Dy SGhoSs
an arnlieaton II heartily comment TINS rchooI
under the MANAGEMENT "-Chsiles L. west. Ii. ~
- -,r,oI n tIFfGfTTs INSTITUTE SO New.YoTlave.,
Is RrookIyn-A thorough and attractive schooI lof boys
Primary academic and college preparatory &
Military DILL Rcnpens sept. ~. HOMO Ior Elk
puplls JAMES W. MOREY Principal
nUTsS WUITCOMBS SCHOOL for Young Ladies and
M Cbudrcn SO Rcmsen- ST. Brooklyn Heights Re-
mems September %. Circulars sent on application.
SELECT HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS number limited
- - ev Fugii.h music art and languages homo com
location unsurpassed: fall term SEPTEMBER % Au'
dIes Ms j. T.. COOK, 6@ Washington-aNe:
1,r,NfNFRINC cured By rational method Consultation
- f-re English and German Spoken Clfcu9rr for
wardod. Il. Eek, 2j Mau.er-st, Brooklyn, y. Y
OATH YEAR BOYS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
" 100 Rerkeley Place. Branches az Paris and Co.
hurg lSaxony). WILLIAM A. STAMM. Principal
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~ ERKELEY SCHOOL.
? AUTUMN HALF TENTH YEAR

WILL BEGIN ON TUESDAY OCTOBER /. 1889.
CsoLJMBIA GRAMMAR SCHOOL
l. 51STS1. NEAR MADIsONAyE
10th year begins MONDAY sept 23d 1889.
Thorough training for college scientific schools and
Business Primary department New and spacious
tudng CONSTRUCTED especially school purposes Large
IA weiiequlpDed gymnasium. No extra charges. Mum
her Of pguals limited Early application is necessary.
Principals pr. + s . RnG3Mi A. A. IL D.
Principals examine applicants on aud after sept 10Th
Catalogues at tho School and at Putnants 23d- St -
(yoLUMBIA INSTITUTE, 729. 1886 Sxth-ave. and 1oi
" W 42i-sL ODD BRYANT Park Coile2iat coihmeT
PREDATORY and primary Departmental military dfJ,
Syfnaa UNI Business with privileges OF Institute
bgobEeepIng Com Law Correspondence and Aiithmetic
{<opfns Sept 25th Catalogues sent.
DR. EDWIN FOWLER. A. b., Principal
n ARCHIBALD SHAW. JT.. A. ID. VICE PrinelpaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

passenger trains leave foot Of JaysA as oIo"S ufOm
wcsf Aod-st 10 minutes later -, ,.,. Nta,.ta.,,
s5 a. N. for Mddetown. Pert Jery, MonsSelS.
Fal.t65 Norwich Uuca. Rome Oneida. oswego. De.
uot ChICSgO I fr Sampbel Hall Lakes Mohonk and Min.
90 Waikiki Valisy station, stony Ford MiidleDwn.
Bioomingburgh, EenYule NJ Dd'e' fS''SOu'sH AAU'O'
Vile Liberty, White Lake; ,,u ,o N,obo,k ard NJ
"a ~ WaIlkR valley Stations. MddeI9wn Blooming
heNH anyiIls port Jervis, Monticello. Pittsburgh
M M Tor Stony Ford, Campbell Hall. MIddle:own
-, ar III 91b,itTqh Wuftsboro Enenvilc
Is 90 p m for Mddlsown Falseursh Liberty Han
Hochsster Suspension Bridge. Chicago points
Refining Chair Car free to Suspension Bricso
20 D. M Saturdays only, FOR Campbell Han Middle.
,oup rllenville Pittsburgh Liberty, ROckland.
SUNDAYS also 70 Mldiletown tDaily through. other
trains daily except Sunday. -
reserved az 307 Broadway. J. c. ANDERSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

There was an unexpected increase in the volume OF
trading in options yesterday at the Consolidated Ex
change but 1t was caused by the development of a
roore bearsh sentiment The transactions about
tbree times I'm excess OF Wednesdays record. First
nrces for October delivery were 81 34D07 10 cents
AGAINST 81 rs cents Wednesday evening, and before
noon tho market had been sold down TO 90 80 cents
The afternoon business was light, but with only
small recovery in values september uellVeiy wa
traded I'm moderately, but prices declined from % Ia
m 0G IA cents ending at rally OF 0-o cent Cash
iii commanded SO IL cents about noon. and snal
sales were made for delivery tomorrow AT W 3-o@1I
cents, The stock Exchange was STEADY seher from
az "a TO 90 5-SG07096 7-S cents ana the dealings
there also swelled considerably. Almost any change
from fine recent stagnatiOD would be wecOmei ny
exnonse OF holders Yesterdays weakness renected
simply the discouragement, OF 10" nghs - oro,,
bold1os were purely speculative, as well as narrow
short operations IN antc p.1,t w ,S,,b he d
The dulness of refined helps 10 IaVOI seheis AZ l
moment but the narrowness or specuiao" T n ~ s Ia
prevented any serious operations IIr ra o the market
and so n can hardly be said that there was lnucn
Significance to yesterdays operations. Dooa suPpOre
seems 70 appear ON the recosslons Dut Tor nSw,
undertakings The market closed dull ana steadS ana
In the hands OF the prof ssional traders swan. Nc
The range of prices and the total dealings "oro d.
follows:
Exchange. Consolidated
Opening ..---:..- 975t ~
HIGHEST '''''''-''' o95, BGas
Lowest u.s. M
Sales barrels -..-......'.----.-' --ioo'VoO
includes sales OF 10000 barrels OF seTtember options
al OF 4967s 1000 barrels or "tOffO" az
$500, and 1000 barrels Of cash at 96i9 cents.
Refined oil was dull but unchanged at 100 cents
per gallon in New-York and Philadelphia, and 10
in Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D Fast Express Trains via PHILADELPHIA 70
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON .co
CINCINNATI. ST. louis AND CHlCAu
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAiNs
Leave NEWYORK foot Of l1bery,-t. q, lallo"s'
For CHICAGO. 3 rs p. m. ~ 100 ml1night =. - -
for GiNCiYYATI ST. LOUIS IT,i,SoS go an a. 500 N
M 80 D. M. 80 p m Sil9 p "a 40 % nj
Il 100 midnight sunday > 80 a. H. 'o'' 1''V oi''
trains ,;oD az Chester and Wilmington exeeps IL
p. -. "a. cnae, call .. Il a.
Ticket Offices. 81. 26l. 4l5 ana lltO bro1l"aS' VI
NSw'York Transfer Company will call for and eheei
oaeSaggs Do TF NJ - CHAs. O. SCULL
D. conorai Manager Gen'l Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06

THE BOOK, OF oPEN;AIR SPORTS, octave 500
4 pages. illustrated Tho standard authority on
American open amusem ents Rules for sailing,
ming ball playing shooting horseback ridng &c, Sc 10
EntertalhiR aaa universally sSnpmented By presA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06

CT. LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE.
= The only through seepngca ~ ST. Louis Via Mag.
the Grand Central Depot q ID (dalyj
Via the New York Central Michigan Central and Wabash
Raroads-dlnngcars for all meas-arriyng in ST Louis
AS second pornng Connections IN Union Depot ST.
Louis, for all points West and Southwest For time.
table seepins-car betths, &c, write call III. ID.
MCCLELLAN General Eastern Agent 1913 broadway Y.
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Qsncbers.


A week does school work or prepares for college, The
mathematics history and literature, one to language
Frcnch German Latn) and one to music tleI tH
s,uients refers to present and former pupils Address
Miss f. NJ MONK, 40 Cambridge Place, Brooklyn, n Y:
BEST TEACHERS, American and Foreign sgf2ifsad
TKS WNNTED 90 fee for registration; form for stamp
4 i: AVERY, American School Bureau West l4'A''''
a GENTLEMAN OF superior education, Phi d. OF Har;
n ward exceptionally wei EQUIPPED IN classics qRI
cations Experience guaranteed ny excellent testimonials
Address r., SO Broad-st, Elizabeth N j.
a LADY, late Principal or Young ladies' School,
taacher io Fngiish branches, Latin, French, Music.
PRINCIPAL. Tribune ONCE
A EVERETT STONE Oale), private tutor. seven
@ eSiaSatly Sy q1 aI ed Is East 52d,st.
A TUTORS, Goyeresses. Professors, Teachers: al!
SCHOOLS 70 parents Modern languages spoken MIRIAM
CoYRIERE, 81 Fast 17th't BET 4thaye ana broadway.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
&C. e COLLEGES schoS and Families nM 50 Apply d 2
ID ROCKwAY's TEACHERS AGENCY formerly y,,C en-:
and families Mrs t. FREEMAN -BRoCKWAY %
West SD So recommends schools to parents.
s,CHERMERHORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY .o--
- Oldest and best known in q. s. Established 1870.
Fast 14th-st, n. Y.
rVFACHFPS wANTED.-Ladies: French, native; Latin
ra,lSin aud vocal music Engh French, drawing and
music English French German Latin and music
salary Il 600 mahopates and E9gllsn and
.xJ0WIY,S EXCHANGE TEACHERs' BUREAU for
w both supplies professors teachers goyernesse
rnscs schools and families bookktepers. stcnogra
nbers and copyists n business firms o,.
Miss G. L. WERNER 800 5thaye. New.YorE CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06

nR z o. LYONS CLASSICAL SCHOOL, Q East
- 47ust GoTmesy 57s Fhavs will 5eOpen sipsAphes t
Setges aud scientific schools Tor business: thIss sAsi
&&gbdpin viii Be ssesivea
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Some of the Names.

Mr. J. T. Mcdonald. president Of the Sc
attic. Lake shore q Eastern Railroad Go.
Mr. w D. Holbroos. general manager ol
IA. Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern railroad.
Mr.. Leigh ;. ]. Hunt. proprietor oi the
Seattle osr-ISTgLLIcsScEE.
Mr.. " T. Bailey. The weii-kn9sn capi-
talist
r. N Reed II. register OF the United
States land Office
Prosecuting Attorney Newiin.
Prosecuting Attorney J. T. Roland.
Mr.. Prod j. Grant. associate editor oi the
Posi- lSTELLIGESCEg.
UT Jerome Cat.in.
NJ : K Frazier. fsarefl. editor in-chics
OF the EyESiNG PEgss anGer the new
management.
John \ - ieher, editor OF Frank Ieslie's
Illustrated Newspaper.
King Comfy Investment CO. No 2
Mrs Caroline Bakeg Stevens.
Mr Otto Rauke.
Or e. : Merrill
Dr David r Bowman.
Ar. John 4. Ware.
Mr. y. X Howard.
Mr Il. Is Crawford.
Mr.. 4 g. Roberts
Mrs Elizabeth J Crawford.
Ar Frank +. Ware.
Mr. r q. Westerman.
NJ. J. r. q. lockwood.
Mr. II \ Bauer
Mrs. Martha q, oUEr.
Nr T. \. Garrett Of Boz man. Montana.
Ars. A. II smith.
Aiis- I a Carter
r.
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IL easement aud foundsileR lss ne go ~
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CAUTION.

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WEDNESDAY AR cn,ur,ueUa.
Interesting Devotional rsssicss-
The Lecture Course,

Although he aasber ct Weinf STAY
rsesnsng's Devotional services was small,
iht.e wbo sifei.isd weFe amply repaid.
Asusm. keT 4 J. Bfosn al Portland,
seefufssi on "slexAnGrine Christianity
like he aghfrs a g&ge evidence of 81 ~
sndY. esfeftli gesssgb, and glpest scholar
SIP
Ass Jpn. Rev. 5. : MeCisifsrty d.
ifsses 4 lecture o. "Iglamias Al
lhessh b. fesslx Of bis affection. Mr. 10
clafsff vas unable 20 rlse i,1m his chair,
i 81 arisd folainE frum the beauty aad
peHrF Of The zevufsc
k,sF m ksv hr3An delivered the last
Of ais { ilrss q; ieetsres The sahjsct wes
t'alaiata. 81 sixth Century Mission
NJ hf0wa's igSeF5pt.ons % lFs>h and
ssteh sksfsreg wsfe ta'shlHl represeuta
aeas, sails ths lls sa,l WORK oi Columbia,
tas SIKH esl'afy missionary. were ain.
estiy detailed