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RIE RAu.WAY.-Tickat Ofices. 401. al7.

hLEI nalA Al - tNa0e Nn!Ser, sv1
Pace Us aaa sS' and aS'4 8a s'TSsT
s@a ?Ss Es'"SS Gs'f ii
o. sleeping Car s.siyaoa orders shssklnS gan, r.:
ssRs q Oss naus e Ss hS tine Shown rom
ShambeFsSs local trsosG e I2,s pInges sSTIiss
Coaches 70 Buralo connect AZ Horneii-'!s Tor James
every DAY. SeayS ana St LSgts I.ss, sSs q
G 81 Day Da aO ana .h saoG SSsS &ss
change Bue seepGs coaches to G sO i,. Ssn
p M every day Chicago and Grand TIuns ExCe,s soa
Baao N Man Ss P Pa AM H sSS In
Battle Creek sSath BEND and Chicago wthS9, cAsnEe.
$40 D. %c6IcSsS EhPssss pdli ma.
1 BGp SesdSe Yd aS ard
orsnss s 81 ss7 10 6is d2 $50 l giG Is il 81
SSnaays S9 s sS So iS 10 e So d
HI a. mo- I 80 30 SSH 4o7S t:s5s ;2ah.
Ss TS So 49, 60 Io 30 5S 80 z T. n
I$ &;5C SSSz5 Ss1F a. aO5 "a $50 g 10 30 S "a
H. E'? sl SG 80 s ss ' 5I5 so7. G SiS s.
Is {s sS II S!sss s:' 50. ss gsE
HfFigoisio ~ $50 S s:sS 81 s 7ssa
sp 4 no i fSsa j. 2 4l5 7s2A 30 so
osSarsh isa {C 80 s;4S ~ Express VITA
ru1 Esi!oF az cS 49, 80 g. 1880 saS 49,
GOshsS: 1a5, 1872, ., 10 80 a. IN; l. $50. ESQ.
MSs sS sn sp fors ioryls aA5, 7js2
q q al 4 40 T. 30 D. Additional treins oi
S,SdIs,own 40 D. M, and for Port Jesvis at IA
Sunday local trains main nne' aaO. $40, lO5o a. mS
- e ,,S9 Wa arr 80 74oam ;5S s:S5 pm.
NoETuEPN RAILROAD oFeN. J. DIVISION
EnSsEoofSo ana Era sS 81 FAX s SAG sa
49, S.S:sSs0 sSS, siSSs. sas, :, 80 III Sun:
$50 &. $40, Ai6a5, ESQ. 6:o7S, $40 8 1870 ~
. saouss Sa Hons wttS Local aSs ';sbisss .,,~s
Genl Supt General Passenger AgsaS
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~ HE PRINCETON oLUB or NEw. YoRK,-rhe Local
examine tons for admission 70 sl glasses and ell de-
kpscis courses and 70 the Ssw School 81 Fsersai IN
Fnesyng and or godeeis 6sing q pas is ponipSfy
70 and 81 a u o'clock NJ, es Y. ~ q. A. Hula
bic d sioo % be psid ssss me tyesls6n xri {:
Esss o tbs applicant Who az GIFTS place shall pass the
iRs.rssslsa sgpiy y II TAYI6R rYNE ebslrrHsS q
&ket14re Cornhtt1G no. 20 Exchange Pace, Q. q.
cuyLER. hsssurS 81 wlliisp,N, 81 Y
WEIR ss,5T 70 EEIT on BgY-,A private aay aaa
49, 20, ts SS ' w. r. SEER
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Ruanrial.
WABASH, ST. LOUIS @ PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.


New.Tork. May 81 1850.
IN. CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK
~ ,y,.nremsnt with the WABASH PURCHASING COM.
MITTEK will pay on presentation at is once, 81 Wall
=, FOR bonds and scrip OF the classes mentioned below
not already deposited under the plan Of reorganization
The amounts found due By decree OF the Court VITA inter-
ESQ thereon 70 and including May Is when sale was made
under said decree. VIZ:
FOR $1,000 PARJ
Toledo and Illinois r. First Mtgo' Bonds 2oe Is
Toledo and Illinoi, r. r First Mtse Scrip. l2OA III
Toledo and Illinois r. r First htge' FUNDED
Debt Bonds A'%"o -
Lax po, a.'O -"4 12os Is
Lake Erie. Wabash and ST. Louis brSs mtSe'
Scrip :. '''' A'~S1 -
Lake Erie, Wabash and s. Louis Frs Mgo'
Funded Debt Bonds. I'DVo 20
g.. wss,orn Fi,st Mtre Bopds LYs.......! FOG Is
g, yu..,srn Ft,,t MILO Sor,p 1.2oi IL
o., yvs.,.rn First Mtge FUNDED Debt Bonds 1905 25
Decatur and East St. Louie First Me' Bonos iZoo 20
Decatur and East S. Los First hge. serp
cent -----''.'''''- $500 "
Decatur and East st. Louis First htge- SCRIP -
per cent A~"1 IL
Decatur and East St. Louis First Mtge. FER
Cent Funded Debt BondS... LTD -
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK
FP OLCOTyr, president,
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Dipioeno Notices.

CLEVELAND COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI AND IN
DIANAPoLIs RAILWAY COMPANY, ~
, CT EYELAND. o., June 4, 1889.
A DIVIDEND of one and ne-quarter per
~ cent La has been declared upon tho capital stock
e this company payable and after July l. 1882 the
enies q hs United States Trus: Co. No. a Wal.st,
HowYork City 20 stoekhodeTS OF record at the close Of
buGnesa Juno 1850 The transfer books viii DO closed
1889.
BY order Of the DoaH q DlroS,oEs
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6teamboGts.


FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, land
As ing q crans:on,s West POINT oG TnNUn!
cOnnsetRg wiEh Ulster and 9elaTaTs Sscny cISy s
al Kineson will leave Pier 46 foot Of West 10thst every
Tuesday and THURSDAY At p N. SATURDAYS ~ = ~
A TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
AsoF TROY leave Pier 40. y. r.. ID pier above
Chrst0phersL, daily except Saturday, .. m SUNDAY
steamer touches az Albany. ------
A BOSTON VIA BLOOMINGTON LINE.
"A, only direct line S @ ana asSs new
Pier 80 n r., one block above Canals az D y N,
SUNDAY Tickets and staeroOms secured &C pr
cipai Ticket onces IN EewYork and Droosyn AND a. gu
oress on Ncw.YoFk Transfer Company, who VIII eau TOT
Sn1 'i'0A -fN"" '' o. H. BRIGGS. G. p. A.
W. r. BABCocK. a. G. P, a. -
A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE;
"A steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND lesye old
Pier a. N r, foot Canal-st. az p. . daily tSunds5s
excepted Eeenc Tights In all rooms --------
FOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON, GRAMS
n TONS Cvest Point snd Hghand FaliSt Corn sI
snd EsopaS connecting with ULSTER AND DELAWARE.
Stony Glove and Catskl Mountain, and Kaaterski Rail
ToaIs The Eseafher JAMES ". BALDWIN leeyas foot
HARRISON Street (Fier "a old MONDAYS, WRDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS &c 4 y. IN
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=, MANHATTAN RUNWAY COMPANY, =,

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
A DIVIDEND Of ONE AND 0NE-HKLF Per
a Cent On the consolidated capital stock q thts cor:
ssSsd payable 2. THIS oFes on and after Juiy h cSs
interest and rodsAmAhs n tho pleasure Of the company in
lie = per cent one hund bQndA
Tho transfer boohs will DO eosad on Monday, June ~
~ O'Clock D. m, ana reOponed Tussdsy, July O. alto
n. W. MswILLIAMs. Treasurer
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JusIrnfiion
NJ. -. Young Msn-countrv.

HOvN
sgMER o sSa2Sn g gSr s9f sss;S
is ss e '4 g. e'' ~fsS & sa fz.l5ep.
-.-1IRoNDGoKs, CAMP CEpAR-sunnsr School for
n SOyA r sssa 81 b GoNTANYE Trenton n.
N 1oKwARD AND INVALID BoYs--Ths undsTssnsd
e19sIeaO saS sSsAo Dss, sS Su ;S
sna sagsatSs S o. SS sS S Ssz.iS '0iA"
passed tSd ess d. WILKINSON NewIondOn Conn.,
Es.s 54p sas a 6sSSFS New
70; 11SsS o. saando 5sh1 For aGeS
&0-' ADDRESS J, CALVIN RICE A. NJ. Principal
q AYUGA LAKE MILITARY ACADEMY, Aurora
y For WRIaT eif & IddT S Principal
II HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-At Milford. Conn.
II Psrents who are unfortunate ne nSnsgtmsnt Of
y o :'. .A oil Ss to pis.A & ssi
college PREPARATION Spoeiaiy' business hsA school
HONE SCHOOL iSr SIX boys Port Chester N T.
- f0' '''Of (. Y. DRUMMoND. A. M, Principal.
IRVING INSTITUTE Tsnypwn Z. on. II ud.On. offers IN.
ior TiSf i sSys parents iSe19
Nj ITCHELL'S BOYS SCHOOL. Billerlea1 Mas Is
T sS sa o p, nG' s. OF f foi boys af Is
I've ''"1 i'' n g. MITCHELL. a. NJ. Principal.
NJ EWYoRK MILITARY ACADEMY. CornwsI-on.
D. f. HYATT. GGDd't Of cadets. = :
EEE yam H HlFEh HfHREHEa 6
EngqseE1G oAoT. AtfheuS y Iicf Pro,ssa
y EcToRY SCHOOL Hanaen: cSnnzFSr boys. 1925.
S s@:yi SogEnSSih RsT g. GRSSS &c
S,1GL.AR's PREPARATORY SCHOOL. NewburSh.
Aes 81 v or Jan 9 %a choosing
school Il 70 ken yOSr boy home S oh nf p SIX boys
eight y'''' Of 'I' III Henry ". s1GLAR yale, oo
& UNNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
EHf RETS S sCsa s9G r, fR; S.ed ssaicgp:
CT JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL,
r. Rev. r. D. HUNTINGTON. Ia Col w YERBAoK:
SuMMpEERR sGR0E9gt EF YiEyyaLsaSN,4 6S circular
FNt GAG 4 < HEEsTRoISn M b t. 4. ff!Sopal."
S SUMMER SS fREE2GG}t .k TQ 5E5EHE2PfSss!ouT -.
THE PRINCETON PREPARATORY SCHOOL:
to PSds sS FITToN Il P5incstgs college orc
Princeton, N j.
TINE SUMNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS A. the Feek'kill
ses Mfy yo ffsafS%y rb Hen H. g. Pa Sa
VIHE PEEK sKTLL MILITARY ACADEMY, 6sth year
begins S'P''miESSiu N SS r. T FIJI ' H. a. n b
sninatlons 10 New TofR vii s. Ssld June "a 25
fSG 5i 81 apply 20 s8RASSLH IL FOWLER SIS
wsNf 65th.st
WoRcEsr $s% Es:s s, FSSIouTGs Rs
lss s PevR CGSy cSP1 PnyS%Ggh m as..rs
aa5senf nsS ST%s a s2ssSsa ho wei A
E D W. 'GBERo cf6aBRk 4 NJ rrn. worcester Mas
For Boon sexes-Country.
II EcKET MASS. -wantod. children tor the summer Q,
iInioT md physical caim Sc charges nodersss
refrrcnees exchanged I. A.. L. CLfNKER Beckett Home
PoCKLGND CoLLB0Ey HyseE-O The II uison.-opeu
II Tor ''n" Yf' BlES us n g. II f1asip SE0'
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Proposals

n APARTMENT or TIE INTERIOR, Ofice
lIuf Indian AnairS Washington. y. c., Jung 10, 1854
the direction n the srrtary OF ID" Interior ne ddNet
ssrrnt published by this once under date Of May 22i
1sSa inviting proposals for blAnkuu Tor the Indian
vice. b krreGF revoked bids Tor said blankets Will thew
fore not BE- received. r V. BELT. Acting Commissioners
ID ROPOSALS for improving streets and ave-
nurs In he Distrct uf Coiumbla,-Onco Of tho Com.
Iniss ionefs. u q, Washington. D. C,L Juas 9. lS9S1
O'clock m SATURDAY, June 70. lss9, ioT improving
and with cub nutJcra, siGrWaks ana
roadway psVeHens &c, &r; Blank forms Of PROPOSALS
and rpcheadons b. obtained - This oco upon aPpli
cation therefor together With al Necessary Information,
and Llds upon then forms only wii b. cenadood The
reserved Trlscl and all bids or Patts OF
pi1n J, w. DoUGLAs, J.; c. HlSE CHAS. w. FAY
MDND. GommIs ID. {.
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BOSTON VIA PROyIDENCE LINE.

BOSTON VIA PROXIDENCE LINE;
FAsr Steamers Rhode Island ana Mas aohusetts Will
esvs Pier 90 N r. foot Warrsn:'t a. $50 m daily
wharf express trains for p9Ss9n and %oIcestet ar
riYIng Boston :l5 LoSGIEST WATER ROUTE ~
oRGIffSTRA ON EACH STEAMER. Tickets and state;
SnoTs secured az principal ticket offices in NewYo and
brooklyn st ONCE Pier %, and on steamers and a:
ali Of Now York Transfer Co. who Will call Tor and
ehook BAGGAGE from hotels residence . -
W. Il BxBBocK, A. G. r. A. o. II. BRIGGS, G. P. A.
TATSKILL EVENING LINE.
" steamers RAATERSKILL and CATSKILL leave
pier S3 North River foot Of Jayst daily SUNDAY ex
ceptedJ at O y. M. making the usual landings
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGTNG.-Ncw- York

PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING. New York
peE?t Of tho 9gsrtcTFasts5' Department whiGh1n
for drtdgfng 81 Daytdb Island and wicps PnhiL New.
York HaEbor viii BE- received hero untl IL o'clock m.
uOps b. seen AZ pls Once vhcro nsgess4Y blanks
and Information for bidding Can' also be- hld The U. s.
right TO reject any all proposals. Proposals
should be endorsed Proposals FOE Dredging" and al
dressed j. a. CHANDLER. Lieut.. Col. aud Deputy
OuaTtcrUla Gcnl., L.. s A.
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Snstncilon
For Bove and YOUNG M

-~-.y~-s
For Boys and Young Men-City.
- oLLBaE EXAMINATIoSs-woodbrd School.
y specId preparation Cor spring and fall entrance and
). WooDBRiDGE DAVIS, Phi D. Sc East 4SA-st
NIyEEsIrY gEA An. SCHOOL Lis EsSSa a,.
l. & Sfsb$ SSss fInss. aoSST
For Young Ladies-oity.
ART LECTURES EoH LADIES; Rev d, .eardnsri
aissy IN ksg Lay ss.Asr ssn.si seI p'
g UNIMER Session, Og AMER KINDERGARTEN
SGSnitfF coz SsS of lgI A%si
9sf HTFEs2cafSRs WANTED . DDo nop'' view
: sss $. zs e.: $SS NJ: S,s.Ssf
EFor Both sexes-city
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS. TREE; state
tvfsf 81 sS' ssSSo ba s os i
Brooklyn.
DRAFT rHsTITUTE
oeyrte-g .ecbnlcl Agh school 6oHIss ioI both .e1et,
M e sd @ o s;G' Sae hna Monday 'uh''22 and a.
sss: "a .ss sssa.y vi gs
S,: M: sags an sRa e fS@RSG living IN fun tho
yof1 q sS EssuEs, Gculss may Sc osaiasd a. he
TH1RTEENTH YEAR
Il ST. GATHARINEs ,HALLa ,,,,
\ 2s6 TO 292 WARRINGTON. AVE. BROOKLYN. /. l.
In charge Of The Sisters OF ST John, the Evangelist,
Rector the Bishsp Of Long Jsana Advent Term 6egns
% G ss e. s4 4s e from aa nS
isS french. German md Lain $3.50 70 Zoo Pte5ars:
for colleges. Bosrders limited Application 20 be made
THIRD YEAR
St. o''AarH'' u S nSSassns fa'''on School,
se.s,ou from juHsSs q September 3. Terms also
For Young Ladies Country.
e. oILESIATE scliooL FOR GIRLS. EEGLEWoo8
" u. J. Baopens September 70. PrepAraton for col.
lego specially. Pupils admitted 70 YssGaT, wellesley,
and smith certificate. ALKALINE W. STERLING,
CAROLINE n. GERRISH. 4. ID.
ID fSoP. gLhCK's ssnlnsU Tor Ladies and Girls opens
L % ROUND BROOK, n j.. September IS; $500 pays
bosrd and tuition one year music and arr extra.
GUNNER SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Morfistown, N. J.
- Teo weeks from list Of July EoI stm4 kSi address
TI'HE MISSES ANABII2s Boarding and Day School
Il for YVunz Ladies, viii reopen September ooh, At
GO Bayardu, New. Brunswtck, N. j.
TEMPLE GROVE LADIEs' SEMINARY, Saratoga
d @ SHxs Fhl SS%S, rs. B. 6ss'f Pres September
w eheS-Boadihr apS bay school Tor -ySupg ladies'
yad year opens Sept 70 hcadeuaeal and Confgs Pre-.
pAratofy Conrsek Pupils enter wellesley on our oxam
Ipaton. Pet circularS sddresA Miss ADA ~. SMITH,
Mrs. 2. q. RICHARDS. Principals. Germantown phiiS
wv EST WALNUT BTREEr BoARDTSG SCHOOL.
w for Young ladies' and Msseb Address
MISS J. TRAUThASH. Aso1 Wainut-ss. Phdau Pa
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ID PROPOSALS FOR BAND INSTRUMENTS
Il IARL.E WARE AMn KIrCnEN EIENSIIS-

u ROPOSALS FOR BAND INSTRUMENTS,
TABLE WARE ,AFb KITCHEN ,UTEHsILS.-
oas' VIII 10 rscSiycd Of ibis oce unt II JSOti noon,
}sPS III tofS t 2h End
Consisting d Comets Csrlonsts, Pieoolns TOmboneS,
SS lFa SSfsiG Ec
Coffee Mls Me5t SAYS &C. e The 6oysrrmSnt re-
cS VII r. Ga T sys f g s or 81 Or
anufacure conditions o. guilty and price dnaydg in
&stsdlJ being sSus me Es2grca suSP3tes e iS PEI
rS 9s ssa m Ra9as los 3 81 uA
do . ' F Pi % sRa fGnSE e o.
Table Ware" the case may be- and adtressd Captain
LUDINGToN Deputy O NJ. General I. S. a. (, -
- EALED PROPOSALS will be received Mt the
- once OF the supernenlent Of Repairs OF L. g. Public
81 NO f S % u & @ 4q ali Il LABOR .B
a1 9I N a. s'I , .om M the
q Tons DAYS eh They sh COMPLETE Si IN he WORK.
nS Go 90 "p S dy ya oi way G asy q re-
number . zach sS.. E s gSSP9 S5 must b. accompanied
esgrsI q , ,nc y gG gsaD a'Ss h aS St s. S6"
s Se TS @ Iss s5 % S sSsn A1 "a ~
sDDyiHs e %S FRrfR S SP y
G RALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
ogse Of ne SgRsHpenaehs ., Repairs q u 5 Public
aas d SGs: 5 e s sn& GSessd ai e SI
the city shove named 10 accordance With he G sss aH
BS VIII % oonp s' tho r as0fI font of Sss &
consrset Under peoay Of osnG sO per day Zoe every
S PPSposa Ras b accompanied cor,issi oA.s If of
goo d "sa 70 w b s q os ss s V y
sg TSs Hsh -, 70 rect o 1 s1 q ~ bid; = rsSesyd
BY sdSresssnE WILLIAM ). FRYER IN, superintendent
81 Repairs.
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ITO NEW HAVEN, T5c.
Il EXCURSION (FoOd days., 81 Is
sssaners g, II. NoRTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
recE slp, Pier 26. h r., p. and IL y Sundays
excepted connecting New Harm With special trains
YOKE Through tekets sold and baggage checked 40
O4A Broadway. New.York. and Conrtst Brooklyn.
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FALL RIVER LINE,
For BOSTON NGwpoIt FsiI ysyer rEoGiS11Ss sna
lssye New York frop Pier % ~ H. foot q Mnfrsy;ss
daily. SUNDAYS incudsd o. D. no ~ "a hES AZ
. m. Duo Boston at 80 and Q io6 = m RErU
EsW.YofE I 80 .. NJ. AN ORCHESTRA ON EACH
sTFAMER- Connecting Annex boat leaves Brooklyn 80
v NJ '0' kPECIAL NOTICE
Tho double a-rviee viii be resumed for the summer
season commencing June H. 1852. steamer. win leave
Boats leaving the latter hour viii touch az GeTpSrs
iouehinR a Newport. Tho steel steamer PURITAN
will 20 into commission on the above mendoned date
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- East ESpryss w., Trains, via ~ PHILApELPHIA. =

BA Al .TI SIs AW1,A,SSHiMGIUN,
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINa 49,
Leave EEwH !. feos q IADefty:sI. % foloNs:
Est 6HiSfASS. S;i5 Rns5 IL gsIdnishsO I-s
For wAsHINGTQN. BALTIMORE 8 so 4 M. IL 20
20 M M ,I,s SS z, M sanSsy p M 500
All Ii trains stop a. Chester and Wilmington except s,
D. 10. go - - ~ L
Tiekst Qness, n 26l: Ais and LAO Broadway, Il
Esw.York Transfer Company will call for and ehess
baggage hon hoSei or fesdence
J. r. 0DELLs CHAS. o. ScULI.,
General Manager. Gent Pass AGENT
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE sT TASl ARD 9 AAIII,IyAYY OF AMERIok.
OVERLOOKING SWITCH AND BLOCK sIGNAr.
SYSTEM.
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n school girls 007 stu. hTs- Gardnar. author
Of Httory In Rhyme. Lay teacher sAnted neIt year
LyUNiMRR SESSION OF AMER. KINDERGARTEH
- NORMAL bCHOOL<-Nve weeks eoursH beguh July
9Th. EMILY n. coz. Principal. and Editor Amer.
EpdzrcarNsn Magazine. Room 7n, Blb.e House, New
Terk EkCUTIlS WANTED.
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
II Day Line Steamers ,,.,z
DAILY taXcept. Sundays.
Lave BnOOKLYN FulJon.sh lby Annex. = 100 A. ID.
NEW YORK Ss:tIy st. St Pisr S, S ;SS
for Albany landing AZ Yqnkers West Point NeUburRh.
PoaahkespSie Rhinebeck. Cat6kn and Hudson.
Retuninz leave Albany 30 a. m
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Miscellaneous.

nv EST WALNUT BTREEr BOARDING SCHOOL.
w for Young ladies' and MisseA Address
Mss J. TRAUTMASH. I. So1 waiDut-st. Phfa., Pa
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For Young Ladies-oitr.

" 1sai t3dst SD ycsr prtnsu. eommeiesi and elosa
esl Departments: instruction tbofopgh NJ. NJ. HOBBY,
W. AKIN. n. G., RRNDRICRBoN, PrtnStpalA
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19

WASHINGTON, June lS.-lSpecial Tele gram
to rHE BEE. THE following patents were
issued to-day to Nebraska and Iowa invent
ors: Marquis L. Hall, Omaha, blind stop;
Charles f.. Solck, Laporte City, Ia.. draft
equalizer; Bernard Killeen, Big Rock, as
signor of one-half to j. Fl. Flick, Dixon, Ia,
dumping wagon; Obeu II. King, Houghton,
Ia, horse hay rake; Jesse T.. and j. w.
Luse, Ross, Ia, device for holding cattle to
be dehorned; Benjamin F.. Marshall, ir.,
and ID. II. Pickerd, said Picherd asslgnor by
mesne assignments to S. f.. Wagner, York,
Neb., door securer; William II. Means, Riv-
erton, Ia, wagon brakes; Francis II. Shep-
herd and j. w. Meyer, Davenport, Ia. ma
chine for mixing beverages; William X.
Smith, Fremont Neb.. wash boiler. Gustav
A. Thode, Holstein, Ia, check-row corn
planter; Frank Thone, Oskaloosa, IA, dyna'
mo electric machine; Martin l.. Unger, as
signor of one-half to j. Ritterbush, Nelson,
Neb., car coupling; William S. Worden,
Holdrege, Neb., drawing apparatus.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
NO PROHIBITION IN THEIRS
So 1t Is Supposed tho Pennsylvan.
ians Have Decided.
YOUNGSTOWN VOTES FOR WATER.
Strange Sights and Sounds at Pitts
burg-Figurcs From the VAR
ious Precincts-Probabiy
Defeated by 100000.
Pennsylvania Prohibition.

PHILADELpHiA June 1S.--Returns from to-
days election are just beginning TO come in.
Bradford county gives 200 majority for the
prohibitory amendment and about 800
against the poll-tux amendment. Juniata
county gives l50 majority against the pre-
hibitory amendment and 200 majority against
the poll-tax amendment. The following
maioritios for and against the prohibitory
amendment have been rcceivod This city
complete, against, $4,000; Cameron county,
$50 for; LehiSh county, 5000 against; Potter
county, 500 for; Berks county, 30, 900 against;
Chester, $500 for; Clearfeld county,
1,500 for; North Hampton county,
1000 against; Reading City, 6,700
against; Wayne county, 400 against; Warren
county, 400 for; Bedford county, 600 against;
Fulton county, 400 against; Indiana county,
$500 for; Allegheny county, 2O,5o0 against:
Jefferson county, LOO for; Mitfiin county,
$50 for; Monroe county, 1900 against; Lu-
zerne county, 1900 against; Center county,
1,75O for; Chester City, 500 against.
Returns from AZ out of ca counties show
majority against the prohibition amendment
of l69,4a. Full returns from the whole
state will probably raise tho figures to nearly
100000.
P1rTsnuRG, Pa, June ls.-To-day's cleo
tion on the prohibitory amendment was never
elualed for strange sights and sounds. The
streets were filed all day with amused
crowds, watching brass bands of antis and
infantile gee clubs of prohioitionists.
| Everyone seemed in good humor, and the
election was freer from fights than any elec-
| ton before known. The vote in Allegheny
county is without precedent for special
| election and rivals the vote at any general
election.
Conservative politicians say the majority
| against the amendment will reach %, LOCO. Re-
turns received from the surrounding coun-
otlln al tfae
! 5000 majority for; Forest county, $50 majority
| for: Beaver county, 1900 for; Huntington
| county, 1000 for; Westmoreland county,
| 500 for; Butler county, $500 for; Mexican
county, 500 against; Washington county,
| 1900 against; Crawford county, $500 for;
| Blair county, $500 for; Venango county,
| $500 for; Greene county, 400 for.
JoNNsTowN, Pa, June lS.-Prohibition
| carried here to-day by n majority of three
| votes. Il he votes cast were .446 and 443
against the amendment.
LANCASTER, Pa, June 1S.-This county
| gives 3,349 majority against the prohibitory
amendment.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
Sailing In n Calm.

[CopyriGu 1889 by james Gordon Bennett
QUEENSTOWN, June 1S u New York Herald
Cable-Special to The BEE. The race for
the queens cup, at the Royal Cork Yacht
regatta, to-day, in which the competitors
were Valkyrie, Irex Yarana, Deerhound
and Vreda, proved failure for want of
wind; for. although when they started at
half past eleven, they We're favored by Il
fresh east-southeast breeze, it only held for
about three hours and then gradually died
off, so that the yachts, at 6 o'clock were be-
Gained off Cork harbor, near Roche's point.
The Valkyrie led from the start and when
half the course of twenty miles had been
sailed, was eight minutes anead Of the va
rama, which was second, the Irex being
third, and the Deerhound fourth, with the
Vreda in the rear. Shortly before the yachts
were becalmed, the Yarana overhauled the
Valkyrie and the Vreda worked into third
place. The Irex gave up, and was towed
back to the harbOr,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
Corncrie Dimes GIndstonc.

iCopyright 1889 bu Jdms3 Gortln Bennett
LONDON, June 49, New York Herald Cable
Special TO THE BEE. "A dinner was given
by Andrew Carnegie to Gladstone, AT the
Hotel Metropoli last evening. The dinner
was entirely private No speeches were
madc and no formality observed. 1t was
given by Carnegie to enable Gladstone
to meet Mr.. Lincoln, the American MN
lister, and the new consul-general.
The guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gladstone; the American minister and Mrs.
Lincoln; Hon. John G. New, consul-general,
and Mrs. New; General Lawton, ex-minister
to Austria, ard Mrs. Lawton; Sir William
Harcourt cad Lady Harcourt Rt. Hon.
John Morley. Sir Edward Arnold; Hon.
John Hay, formerly assistant secretary to
President Lincoln and Mrs Hay; MIR. Will
liam Black, the novelist, and Mrs. Black {;
General Bryce, Of New York, member of
congress; Mr.. II. Gladstone; MIR. Orchard
son, Il. A., and Mrs. Orchardson; Mr.. Ian
der; Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson; Miss Randall
Mrs. J. A. Logan, widow of the late General
Logan; Mrs. Q. II. Garrison, of New York
Miss Pullman and Miss Darlington.
AT the latter part of the dinner the Amer
ican minister to Portugal, Mr.. George b.
Loring and his wife came in.
The dinner was magnifcently served in
the Louis XVI room, with wealth of flow
ers, ferns and decorations. The menu cards
were decorated with crossed Union Jacks
and Stars and Stripes, printed in gold and
| colors. The company separated at late
| hour. Gladstone was especially attentive to
| his American friends. He took in Mrs. Car
| negie and Mr. Lincoln took in Mrs. Glad
| ctone