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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-27
IT rs SENATOR CASEY.

He is Elected the Second Senator From
North Dalkata.
B1sMARcK, N. D., Nov. 25.-Four ballots
were taken for United States senator by
the legislature in Joint session this morning
without q result. s,
Lyman r. Casey wae elected United
States senator tonight on the first ballot,
being the tenth ballot taken on the second
senator. The vote stood AZ for Casey and
SO for johnson, with the other votes
scattered among the candidates. Before
the vote was announced the votes were
changed to Casey until he had 53. Casey
was escorted to the hall and accepted the
election in neat speech.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-27
1T THE CAPITOL.
The Legislature Meets and Adjourns Until
Monday.

The Legislature Meets and Adjourns Until
Monday.
HELENA, Nov. 23.-lSpecial to the Miner
by the Rocky Mountain telegraph .1-All
the Democratic members Of the house met
at the state capitol at noon.
Blakely Of Gallatin called the house to
order being the oldest member.
Twenty-eight members answered to roll
call.
At the temporary organization Blakeley
was speaker, Mr.. Pond OF Jefferson, chief
clerk, Miles Finlan Of Butte, was sergeant.
alarms, Sam Alexander, doorkeeper.
The legislature then adjourned till Mon
day, when permanent organisation bill be
had. d. st rrs
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-27
Fortified by the Law.

The position taken by the governor 10
impregnably fortified by law. The authori-
ties on which this action rests are unas-
sailable and cannot be challenged. The
documents that follow speak so clearly
for themselves that explanations are un.
nonoacarv
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-27
Fatal Railrosd Accident.

FoRr WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 25.-By mis-.
understanding OF train orders two freight
trains collided on the "Nickel Plate" near
Argos, Ind, at q late hour last night
Engineer Wilson was killed, Fireman Pere.
quay fatally injured, and three other train
employees seriously injured,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-27
Under Advisement,

SALT LAKE CRY, Nov. 25.-The argu.
ments were heard in the Mormon inv.sti-
cation case to-day and Judge Anderson
tl.sn took the case under advisement. He
released Penrose from the penitentiary TO-
daY. ~ - -I-LE p. q.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-27
THR TERRIToRY OF MONTANA.
SECRRTARY's OFFIoK. -
HELENA. ()cf ~ 1po0

James w. brennan, ESQ, County Clerk. Bon,
sth inst, where you state: II have mof sant ~ ~
CODY OF the vote for joint representative to Jef
s9l resSGn county, . wired you to msil me same IN
package and ind you Included tie vote II Is,
| lolnt member with the others. When II irs
| rean your letter / understood &c to mean fha
you nad not sent me the vote on Joint represenfa
i've lGallatin and Jefferson counties). hence mn
telegram, and do not want the vote on countyy
anu anu toWnsnlp ohicers. The issuing Of eertif
page $50, section 1888, of the revised stafr,fes
truly, e. A. Ws2yrpe eoufs
sr.rr on uo secretary OF Montana.
'iAte cousrT nT 1Ssgfsa. 81 aa1sArrs. Sss.
James w. brennan, county clerk in and for
saia county and state. do hereby certify that the
cation In answer to certain questions and state
menus s ana that the same is now on file in nv
once: witness my hand and seal of said county
thts 18th day Of November, A. d. 1889.
JAMES ". BRENNAN, County Clerk.
The governor thus had before him the
official acts Of two Of the three members OF
the state board OF canvassers, clearly rec
ognizing the authority OF county clerks to
issue certificates. The governor, with the
plain letter Of the law before him, writ Of
ths chief justice and the opinion OF another
member OF the canvassing hoard. had
plain duty to perform. Added to these
authorities was'the weight Of the ATTORNEY.
generals opinious given in the subjoined
communication:
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-27
Democratic House c.uou

WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.-The Democratic
congressman have decided to hold q csncus
to nominate house officers Friday night. :.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-27
The Senate Not Having A
Quorum Adjourns Until
10 O'Clock To-Day.
Attaches Of the Legislature
Sworn In and Routine
Business Done.
The Rump Legislators Meet
i In the Iron Block to
Saw Wood.
From mTusadarap pai,r.

From Tussdays Daily.
HELENA, Nov. 25.-ESpecial to the Miner
+by Rocky Mountain Telegraph. 1.-The sen.
ate met to-day at 10o'clock and took re-
GERS until2 O'Clock and on reassemblins ad.
lourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow, there
being no quorum present.
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plause and wild cheering. T membsfa
then went up to The desk and suhscribed to

mouse proceed to permanent organization
and David A. Cory Of Lewis and Clad
placed in nomination for speaker a.
Witter Of Beaverhead. There -srs no 9th.
nominations.
II Here the attention Of all was csntsrs
on the figure ola handsomely dressed LAD
who advanced rapidly up the aisle holdin
q large boauet Of natural flowers which cd
placed before Auditor Kinney. Thslady
Mrs. L. r. HershHeld, then iacsd the mem
bers and said the offering was for the tars
house OF the legislative assembly ,oi Mon
tana. She was greeted with loud aclappin,
OF hands as she retired from the floor.
Dolman OF Silver Bow, then requested
that the roll be called in order to ascertain
il majority we're present. This was done
and thirty members responded to their
| names.
Dolman's motion was then put and the
vote showed 20 in the affirmative.
Bray OF Silver Bow and Greenoueh Of
Missoula escorted the speaker to his place.
Mr.. Witter who is.a tall, commanding-look-
Ing person, addressed the members and
audience as follows:
"Gentlemen OF the frst legislative as
sembly OF the state OF Montana, and citi.
zens OF this great commonwealth. Twill
not attempt TO make any speech at this
time, but want to say that / thank you
heartily for the honor conferred in electins
me speaker. hope that shall be able to
rule and control this body IN such way
as to be acceptable to all. / will not DELAY
you longer but will ask the pleasure Of
this assembly [applause1.
A motion was then made by Dolman Of
Silver Bow that the house proceed to |
permanent organization.
Benjamin Webster OF Helena, who wasI
the chief clerk of the last house, was
unanimously elected as chief clerk on mo.
tion OF Roberts Of Silver Bow.
James B. Wells OF Helena, on motion Of
Horsky OF Lewis and Clarke, Nas elected
'nrolling and engrossing clerk.
Capt. J. d. Taylor OF Cascade was chosen
ls sargeantat-arms.
Rev. c. B. Allen, Jr., who was the chap
ain Of the last house, was left to d., the
IL
'raying for the members.
The position OF watchman and door.
eeper was given to Charles B. Gibbs Of
fissoula, and Frank w. Cochran of Hell. !,
na was made page.
There was some discussion whether the {
ewly elected officers should take an oath
r not, but it was decided to let it 60 over
,r the present. a@ Ees, f,5s,ra
A motion was then made that when the
ouse adjourn it do so until 10 O'Clock J.
[onday morning. This was amended until
p. m. to-day. ssassetTzel sa Ii
Fayetts Harringtoa-t then moved that
70 committees be appointed, one to wait
q the governor and the other on the sen. n
be and notify them that the house was 3
organized.
This motion was withdrawn and the Re
lblican sideshow adjourned until 8 p. m. \
'-day. 80 " 49,"
As their quarters are not suitable the n
spubicans will probably move into En-. !,
re hall on Glare street.
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Secretary wallser,s Ip.t,uo.,on.

On the twelfth Of October. 1889, L. A.
walker, secretary Of Montana, one Of
tne members of the state board
OF cal vassers, addressed a letter to the
clerk OF Gallatin county, instructing that
omcer that it was his (the clsrk's) duty
under the law to issue certificates to mem..
oers OF the legislature. This letter is as
follows: z. =
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
Nurtion Sales
VALUABLE IRON MILL at Pittsburg

VALUABLE IRON MILL at PittsbursA
Pa, known the Vulcan Forge and Iron Wo'N'
At public sale on Monday January 8. 1890. at 10 10
at tie Court House. Pittsburgh. -
The piece OF land beginning the line o. he r.. 70.
burgh and Fake Erie Railroad track where ue -
crosses the line CT the railway company's pTSV
thence along the said company's line Sll $500 zee"
less. TO low.water mark on the Ohio River "a -,
down said river 400 feet point thence paF'ne, a
the railway companys line 23i 5l00 feet 70 pou -.
said track; thence along the 6O7 i''lOC 'ee' -,
place OF beginning containing nine g9 aeFes 80
with the mills factories and works erectN on s'1 "a
and the machinery and tools and appAah0e' -.
in and about the same. and all railway A
sidings, switches and approaches ana ,,,Os TO-
way upon or leading TO said lana ana .,lvs
10 padding furnaces, large scrap furnace e.,s, 1
heating furnaces. 1 ls-jnch muck tram ana qI ,v
l6nch bar MILL 9.nch guide mill. undefsOuA' .rss
1 large roll lathe. ore breaker. ORE crusn, ,oyss
Cameron pump and water tank. 10 2'hue o ,nrishs
'et each heating furnaces in forge, large ,sly,
hammer. 2500. pound heye hammer , AZ sthes
hammer. S00-pound upright hammer axe S,ssx.nt
l boring machine, . planers. l engine la'ne' .a.nns
blower 4 blacksmith fires. sets OF she'rs, "a .eeu.
barrel steam engines. large hydrauhe pn" ps1. I i2
mulator upsettng machines. cotton usN hnscisa
ton wagon scale steam appliances. tools oh GNU .ns an
ball buggies natural. gas line and other n'aeni"'
pliances. Ali In nrst class condition
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
| kIllGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlandt and
DesbIOssrs sts. follows:
a. m. for satington and intermediate points.
a. for Geneva. Lyons, Emlfa, Rochester Buffalo
and the West and principal Local points. Chair
Lyon, and Pullman ear 90 Suspension Bridge.
a. M for and Is. junction and intermediate points
Chair to Mauch Chunk.
/ D. m Tor TunkhannOck and intermediate points
Chair TO Tunkhannock Connection 10 Reading and
Harrisburg
10 D. m for Enira and principal intermediate points
Chair to Wlkeshsrfe and Pullman sleepcrs
pension Bridge.
40 p for satineton and intermediate points.
$40 u. IN Mauch CHUNK and intermediate points.
Connection - Reading aud Harrisburg.
d. nj. for Geneva. Lyons, EnllIa, Rochester
and tho West Pullman sleepes 10 Lyons ana Suspension
Bridge
Trains leaving at a. m. IL a m, l D. and 40
y. connect foi all points In Mahanoy and Hazleton
coal regions. ... =, ,,,,.,..
a. m. for Muuch chunk. llaZetOn and intermediate
points, aud II m. Shennndolh and Intermediate ponts
:i0sr n. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
y. N. for Geneva. Lyons, Emlra, Rochester hural0
ard the West Pullman sleeper ~ Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern once. 2sS Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
Gelp UanteS

wv + WANT few honest and intelligent per- STANLEY
w orders this and surrounding towns o,n Pas6a
the wilds OF Africa and How he Reseuea Pub
The intrepid Hero has ust returned 10 % 6e Stsnly
Beok the people want send 80 cents .o' ,or fu par
aIars terms &c Agents are Just eoining aoo Risk
quick PRANKLIN PUBLISHING co. BOZ '-S'
Iond, Va
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Banneo. John, to James Reilly. v :, IT OF lo5thAt
Boyd Nsry r and william c. 70 Robert Wensley
l29th- /, Of 7thave, year, $500
Cohen. george J to James Floy. 76th'st OF 9TH
ave, / year, Sl9, 400 -.
Donahue Nathaniel NJ, to Charlotte Hoyt lisd.
st, OF shave, d months, 500.
Fitzsimmons NAV A I and Edward, 10 John HARDY.
4sth-st, Of 1lth.ave. years $500;
Foster James =, John Hsyht, Lexngton-ave, Of
30th-st, year. s5,554. -
and Clnton-st, . years, $4,000.
Eldredge Joseph Domestic and Foreign Missionary
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church. S. 247 and
2i9 Pearl.st, 3 years 500. 600. -
Moebus, Adam and wife; to guardian Edward Lapps,
e Courtand- ave Of 154thst, years 81 OOO.
O'Conne Charles I, TO Joseph Wickham cee
Boulevard and 100th-st. months 50 600.
Rabbe. Fred, to exors Ruhe, n e cor Hudson-st,
and West 12th-st. years, 1000.
Throop, Charlotte w and NJ H. to Robert Lee, No
81 West. -, .
Tragman, Dedrick TO Bradley & Curricr Company, 8
1C5th-st OF 10th-ave, 3 months $500
Tedford. stephen J, 70 Samuel w Strickland, 9
Lewis W OF Sth-st. year 81 COO.
Virgins James 7. TO John Demar 42d.st, Of
sth.ave, year, s2 900
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C. 8

w IL. l. r. II. Co.. Lessee-Trains leave West 42ds
station New York follows, and fifteen minutes earlier
from foot OF Jays, \. r. Chicago Detroit, London
IIaFlltc9. % 55 .5:l5, olS p. s.; Louis,
Y: m. Montreal Canada East, . Is p. m. Niagara
lals Sy9cuae Cuea and principal intermediate stations,
Tor Utica only Kingston. sadgeroes, Catskli Albany.
s :J5 NewGgrg, 10 10 a M 10 80. 49,
s45 p m. Elegant Sleeping Cars for Buffalo Niagara
Falls, Toronto, Detroit Chicago and 81 Louis, 'Daily
sgndlys "a 3 Leave jersey City p r., r. sta,ioR'
all 20 A. m, 50 40 p HOhoAen West ShOne station
AZ .26 q m. 2:46 p m. For tickets timetabes or
York ci'yaal27l 8G8 7s5 ara eiS Broadway. l5ss
shoTe s2nons ioot q West 49,, ,. and foot Of
from hotels and residences c. T. LAMBERT General
Passenger Agent 3 Vanderbtave. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGED

New.York, Saturday. Dec. a
No business Of importance transacted a, -.
change and Auction Room to-day. 'u' u
total amount realized ~ the EXCHANGE
Room from public auctions q city real estate for tie
ending SATURDAY, December 2o, vas Sl763 $50 "x
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week ending Saturday Januayv .
following public sales announced 10 be held A. ~ -
change and Auction Room: IL
TO-DAY (MONDAY), DEC. 30
Foreclosure sale lots. 25x100S each, Wos, IA.
st. 100 II Of 3th.ave; lot 25xl0O5 and four Ss,Ha
fats Nos 426 TO 1872 West 52d-st, 325 I, f qb ~
plot OF land, 41Sx50x3i 7xs0.5 and 5story spsrTs
house, 9th-aye corner q 50th-st lot, ii lrTs
S East 76th-st, S3.7 It " Of 2daye.
TUESDAY. DEC 81.
Assignee sale 1 plot Of land, $4,000 10 and 1.,.-
building Nos $50 and 5i1 West 56thst running 70 NJ
ure sale lot q. .2x96 7x22 2x936 No. 90 BeekIaan -
s. near Clin-st l lot, 33xjX33x12, and similar bglS
ing, BeokDan.s corner OF CIr.st lot Ss.erSsr
4I6A33, S Clifst- adjoining above plot Of land N
IA50 2xS41l, and two 5-sory buildings Nos. 407 NJ
400 Cherry-st, $. 2f7.3 ~ g OF Scammei-st
THURSDAY, JAN. 2.
Foreclosure SALE lot 25xS0, and 5story factory NJ.
800 WsshngtOn-st S. near Laight-st i lot. l6sxiU
and 3.story dwelling 13sthst, 5665 IT Of Wlssys
FRIDAY, JAN g.
Partition sale, lot 204x75. and 4story building M
1 $40 2d.aye, corner OF 63th-st.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
Nfm pnbllrailons.
7 THE NEW S YEAR NEW YEAR, 0
NEW AND TRUE MUSIC BOOKS.

THE NEW YEAR! 9 NEW YEAR! 0
NEW AND TRUE MUSIC BOOKS.
CHOICE SACRED SOLOS, "a fine songs. 81
CHOICE SACRED SOLOS. for Low Voice 40 songs. 81
SONG CLASSICS Soprano and Tenor, 80 songs.
SONG CLASSICS, Low Voice, A. songs 81
CLASSIC BARITONE AND BASS SONGS--..--.....-.. 81
CLASSIC TENOR SONGS, 36 songs 81
CLASSIC VOCAL DUETS the very best.......... 81
EVERESTS ALBUM OF SONGS good selections. 81
MAUD V. WHITES ALBUM tasteful songs. 81
sULLIVAN'S VOCAL ALBUM, masters work III
POPULAR SONG COLLECTION, 81 good songs. 81
GOOD OLD SONGS WE USED TO SING, ll5 songs 81
COLLEGE SONGS I5c 900 sold SOC
COLLEGE SONGS for BANJO; for GUITAR; each. ii
RHYMES AND TUNES, Osgood. Sweet home music 81
INSTRUMENTAL.
PIANO CLASSICS, Vol. /, a.
PIANO CLASSICS Vol. 2, 81 peces......-.........Si
CLASSICAL PIANIST 42 pieces. 81
POPULAR PIANO COLLECTION, p pieces. 81
POPULAR DANCE MUSIC COLLECTION
YOUNG PEOPLES CLASSICS. % easy pieces.
The above all superior books.
Any book mailed for retail price.
OLIVER DITSON COMPANY, Boston.
C. II. DITsos & CO.,
Ss7 Broadway. kew.Yorx.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs-N. 2. cITr


7thaye = e cor 130thst, 2411X75 Franklin
Thurston To Il Clarence Dorset; ...-.---. q
I0ethst No 40, ; S610 10 9 Of Msnhattan-aya
I6. .4x1OOIl; eAcTs John Brown 20 Lorettus
Metcah, two-lths part .,.......,.....- e1N
Same property; John Brown and James Lamb
10 i.orettus ) Metclf hTee-nfths paIL.c:.... $40
S5th.st n 5, 225 It 2 Of 5th.aye, 1O4lOZ.Zi Clark
II and Angeline Gsvit 10 y and Harlem
Warren s Craze to same. tooM
9th.aye n cor l0.d-st, l001lxlOO; Albert
Smith and wife TO Christian Blinn, V..---... 4
ath-ave S " cor 102dst, 100Ilx1O0i same 10 sanls |
Manhattan.aye n 103dst, lOO.DHlOOi
same Jno NJ Smith ]
Same property John n Smith 70 Eliz II smith !
4th-aye :, 500 II Of 105th-st, 1O.oNsOi Jas
Reilly 10 John Bannen. 600
I14th-st, : 5, 1913 IL " OF Avenue A, ZoNoO'Ii
James Tyson to Sarah A Tyson n...--.....-:. l
cherry.st No 124 n s. 90.2 n ? OF CathaFine.st,
25IxlO3 1Ox25xl043 Benedict A Klein N
West 3d-s No I3l, :, 100 II 2 OF 6th-aye, 23Sx
sOx28 .5xS0 Alfred Dunn 70 Bernard tren1d ll,s0
North Moore-st, No 80, " :, 27x75; John rye
Morris.ave e s. 75 It n OF 153d-.t, 2jxioO3;
Rachel Lndeman TO Caroline Martin:.;.. I7|
Iud low-st 5 s. 377.11 n Of Prospect-aye, z1sx
100; Charles Heylman aid Henry Budelnan -
10 Barbara Ferdinand 100
36th-st, 5 5, 225 It OF Alexander.aye 25xiO0i
College-ave, : CToss-st. lO0xlO0; Lewis ID
Jackson Mary Murphy, p pt-..-.-. !
Same properly; Mary j, Laura and Henry 80
Sheehan TO Lewis d Jackson, % part,:.:.- 70
Same property; Catharne Thomas and John -
Sheehan 10 same ---.-- Iva
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
For Both SeXes-CitY

OF BUUH SpAtS-OIIy.
A -CIRCU LARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FREE; state
II. whether fol boys o. ellsi cty country. r. II.
AVERY. American School Bureau West l4th-st N Y.
DEKLfTz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, l w. 25th-st.-
ID COnversat Ona knowledge In few terms; $40 each
uial lesson Branches in Brooklyn, Boston, Phila-
dclphia. Washington, Chicago, Berlin and Paris.
ERIENDS' SEMINARY, RuiBerford Place, opposite
4 Stuyvessnt Square. Thirtieth year. AcS1emic
Primary and KinderRarten Departments Special
tOn TO English studies. Thorough courses OF study pre-
paIaory Columbia College schools Of technology
No extra charges. Catalogues upon application. Opens
9th (Sept.) 18th.
n FW CLASSES and NEW COURSES after New Years
~ IN GERMAN. FRENCH. SPANISH and ITALIAN.
Private Classes Private Lessons and Students
residences. For address STERN'S School Of Ian
glagcs Of NewYOrk City, y East 44thst between Mad
son and Fifth aycs
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
Ocean Gtedmers

CAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
- sENGER JyNE.-Four steamers weekly nom Nc"
Tler 30. n. r.. loot Of sprlnB-st ~ . ., -
SIS CITY OF SAVANNAH r. day. Dec. q D. M
SS CITY OF AUGUSTA Saturday. Dec. 2S, .. M
SIS. CHATrAH0OCHEE., -. Mondai1 Dec 80, ,; & m.
nah Florida and Western Railway for all points in Georgia
Florda South Carolina. Alatama and lsana IN
suIpassed accommodations Firstcass table dhote For
nefH nff D. HASHAGEN ws H. RHETT, Cen ABt
Fast ACT S +. and w. Ry Savannah Fast Line.
28f Broadway 3l7 Broadway.
r. l. WALKER. Agent Ocean Steamship Co,
New Pier 35, North River
DIED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New York and Antwerp weekly
PFNNLAND. Wednesday, January l. az . 30 D. m.
NOORDBAND wednesday January g. 9 80 a. m.
Cabin First Cabin. e45 and upward Excursion.
ss5 and upward So ;ond Cabin s35 Excursion, S65
and s72. Seerage at very low rates.
PETER WRIGHT soNsGenl Agts6 Bowling Green.
WHITE STAR LINE
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
Celtic .....-.Jan. 8 a. Celtic; Feb 80
Britlnnc Jan. %, a. britannia. Feb. 10. a.
From White Star Dock, foot OF West l0th-st
second cabin these steamers. Saloon rates, $50
and upward according 10 and location berth.
second cabin, S35 and $40. Excursion tickets on
favorable terms storage. $50. Company Once, No.
Al Broadway. New-York Philadelphia Office 400 Wal
nutst j BRUCE ISMAf, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
- FOOT OF LIP LI[BERTT; Y ST. NORTH e BY RIyER.
Time for Table Of TSy%Gsr TO- 1Sss
Chunk WiiEesbarre and scranton, Reading Harrisburg.
90 . for a Bennington EastOn, Bethlehem. Allen.
5s HSRpsSns EassSq Bethlehem
bur- bury HsTssSTs H EGiiiS6 ia~aqu' Sha0k sun
10? MudR H. cnk Ra6Ss HaT6us PG
CHUNK &Rsa fSI EaISP sSPanon s'nT2S Ts@aa @'u'h
80 p m 70: Remington Lake Lake Holats'as' Easton.
5i5 H. for EasOR Bethehem Allentown. Maush sh
Shnk o6 a m Gnds o Ea ton sundays at 80
200 a. ,m.' SUNDAYS, Tor Easton, Bethlehem Allen.
o6, sg@daysi for EaSffon. Bethlehem Allen.
erSyo aaS rqia5 Pe@;Sat. 80 NJ; icSS
p m @ Sunday trains DO stop at ocean Grove OF
''T' For Monmouth Beach seabright etc. at 80. is
Il For a. Atlantic @ III Hebands Via Matayan and Keypor
I 80 o15 a m, 90, ( as, 5 80 p m. Sundays.
FoT LakewSod, :$o s;t5 M ;9o 4 20: 4:45 N.
For Toms River and B@negat. 30 10 a. m. 100.
FOR Atlantic City. vineland and Bridgeon 80 a. m
To PSEsh ATO0y % OS s15 10
sHoRTEsT AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
H' H Of Ss ohio K faehs M oo and S RadHs
st. y. r. - -. -
. 90 20 90 100, :O0. 80 y. m. 12 rs night.
SUNDAYS, 80, 80 100, 20, 90, O0 .. m,
For Baltimore and Washington daily at 30 II 90 lex.
cep Sunday m. 100. 20 100 D. m. II rs night
Trains leaving at 40 II 90 a. m, 30, 90 5 90
80 p 10 night have connection for Reading Har.
rshurg sVille, &c.
Tickets and Parlor Car seats can be procured at POI,
415 94i l. 20, 1923 broadway 737 6th.aye 264 West
125thst 1874 East l25thst New.York; Courtst., 500
Fulton-,t.. 9S Broadway, Brooklyn.
New.YOrS Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30

TAPANCHlNA,
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
Steamers leave San Francisco follows:
BFLGIC.-............... TUESDAY January z
Tuesday February T.
GAELIO.- uuISddy, February
superbly Apponte1-superoF Accommodations.
Reservations be made by letter or telegraph 10 and
cabin plans 2s7 and 3i3 Broadway. New-York
Room "A, Railroad Building san Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD, President
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
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ii supplies competent t9clers tutor, i,
schools: English German, Frencl SIarth spoken.
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