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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
AWAITING AMERICAS ANSWER
"THE TIMES" SAYS THE UNITED STATES
DOESN'T ALTOGETHER APPROVE
THE eAMoAN TREATY.

THE SAhcAN IhDAA
London, June 13.-The Berlin correspondent Oh
The Times says There is good reason to believe
,h.t thu washington Government does not altogether
apurove the Samoan agreement, especially In regard
TO foreign control In There is no doubt that
a hitch has arisen. Apparently there is a dNereehce
Of opinion regarding the punishment of NAtsafA'
"Tbe Standards" Berlin correspondent says:
Americas answer Is awaited with ellmness, as
Germany cannot make greater concessions than she
has already made.S
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AcABLE PROM oSTEND TO AMERICA
London. June lo.-It Is proposed 10 lay cable ron
ostend TO America.
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80 avEnRED NATIVES KILLED AT sAADANL
e. ~, June e.--ft Is estimated that 400 natives
Il IA. aasa q DE recent fight Al saadsni The bulk
- h'pefsy destroyed belonged 20 British Indians.
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TN WASHINGTON CENTENARY,
l. CELEBRATED
IN NETWORK CITY APRIL 20 AND 30. AND

The Tribune now has in print admirable
OF Centennial Celebration IN city In tho
form Of pamphlet giving In 1913 pages complete history
OF the three days ceremonies, with much preliminary
matter and In pages number Of excellent illustrations
Of the paroles.
The pamphlet contains the addresses delivered By
ChSuncey II. Depew. Bishop Potter Governor HILL Pres.
dent Harrison. exPresidents Hayes and Cleveland Chief
Justice Fuller Senator Evsrts General sherman Prcs
dent Eliot Mr.. Lowell. Miss Annie AbrahanA and others
the prayer by DR.. storrS and the poem by Whittier.
complete IL given OF thn psrades the banquet
and the ball. with the names Of persons, vesseA ana
organizations taking part in tho various exercises. Tho
contents include much else besidehL
Every taking part in the great celebration every
one who It and indeed every ono who did sec
IT, will want OF these pamphlets souvenir OF the
occasion for future reference
rs CENTS A COPY,
For sale ct The Tribune onieo and by newsdeslers.
THE TRIBUNE,
NETWORK.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE!
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-Iyrarn growths tos prompt delivery are sun
neglected and prices rule wcas a9a s0neThsS nSn ma
moderate demand sales, 1000 bags CaraSes' pt'Ns1
terms Options were also our a Sh 81 IWS2o points
early. from which the fluctuations were lnires9ent;
cCsinp barely steady AZ the bottom HaNrs Is l0Wh
l2e3 a. and Hamburg shows loses 81 i4SIG u;
Tor IT, S. during the last week. 1000 bags Rio pni.
chasos Tor Europe and other countries duftns ,weSA
$1,000 blgs; Rio clearance, BY sail Tor T. s: 1000
Iar. RIO cleAFaaccs Cor Europe and Olhcr cOuht!ies
"a 600 b8gs; steamer, loading at Rio for U ), !
ftl Fht per steamer, 3oc ana per cent primage pc.
fo U S. 10000 bags santos purchases fTT Gs'IPT
u s. by % steamers. $1,000 bags santos eIaai anSSs
Tor Europe and other countries, 7OO0O pass stsaSIs
Loading a. santos Tor United states, J. Santos marcy
am Good average SANTOS, 100. Sal"s here, H,1oO
bags. 80 ,,.Los, oyoe, S,le,
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ale 76asis Is;

Family Mess ans a5asls; western Do. s12 7Sssis "a
ST. as Iss SS ~ e ~
F9I ds AsS q . ss and Gs'
fSSS s Rss P e go s
PISEsS H,S s' Ps s4e ?s sscked DO
l2G Pickled shGgldsTs Sss' 5ctsei Sales $50
ssi Gif E1y1: 6Sd 5?s
n ii "O2 SGaeS 20 'u' snep$ ''Sad3 cry
hInTT early eU and aeopan sSSPS
points ymgah;ssgns ,D Ss Anal .AS ngTrss wepe steady
the top Trads AHyeye >; G SSe f.. s,s ,tu TS
steam spC S ssiS SiG SS Ssrsso demand
closed e !Sys S SSy s Closed Ss's?
sS i s SsIRssHsSsss 'fis ausd
week Ss ;s. very d s.l. AND and
show cFesy new caTsy t9Hsy
STAT; dairy hall iadI Is? STATE State G dnhs Ws
SsiG II, re d % ias sT 2 SSaS n
sgi4c 10 common % prime ioGl2 lEe msS 04ioe
%SSSS l2 isi.y 90 S? Sii 5ssii99sS egS
t,y sna iaS~'s saf atS
ws'I s, demand nsG' aay Su and he
l.d ,toar weak New stock Fl cream. colSIcd
ns 1870 tc s q wh sA me- 1873 1855 do f
ana SKINS ~ lac o5 stocE sac iae'oty
RsGSy SSii lover S' on S de-
msnd st2 Ws.. end P Ps ISc 10
sUGkR"psmSod olcIo,, but ,FG are are q rGn
H'qsl p n F sss topf 2s
dn:: syIndaFa1 ~ Sa i11SsS7 81 i5 IS
fx iSlScc8S $sS9 $50; &C. 71sa7 i,4o yellow
and about .eaty &c c!'S Hom 51fa SSe
g. &C. ssic.. 100000 out Of part. lac.
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6tdthtrs.


-TtTORS. Governrsscs, Pro;eSsoTS Teacher; an
schools % parents Modern languages HOEen. MlEIAM
COYRIERE, 81 East Tth-st, bet 4th'aVc. ana B'"ay'
a MFRICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teacher Tutors Go'cdheSses'
&c 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply U
49, Mr., N. j. EUUNG-FULIoN, % Cnion Square.
a BEST TEACHERS supplied, no charge teachers
hand form Tor stamp Il r. AVERY American school
Bureau. . West l4th.st, " y
u RoCKwAY's TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi.
- csgD supplies superior teachers Tor school colleges
and families Mrs. J.. FREEMAS BRpCKWAG. %
West g3d At Recommends schools 10 parents.
e. OR SEPTTMREE.-IAdy Normal gradual wanted :
L trlch prnuau,hp and grammar grade sinl!eE pubic
school $3.50 UNION TEACHES AGENCY, 10 Ast"f
Place
THE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY tEstaoiishcd
4 lSS0J prUy1tcE school, with CAChFfS teachers WIti
p3sitions W. y. KERR. l6 Asinr Place " I.
JyANTED.-A person well acquainted With prlnei.
w .al. II schools 70 Introduce ar Improved Mr!inG
book in every town IN each STAT" Adis'nN Tor 10 day.
PUBLISHER Box H. ThhuuH Omc'
NU0MhN'S EXCHANGE TEACHEE5' BUREAU Tor
w 10th soSe,J uppc, professors naehc'. FoyernesNea
ru-elAnA Eoc,r'-s companions, cfsp""nns. Sc %
colleges schools and nuies aso boekkHepct~ s"eo2r%
piers Nnd cCpyists = lusurss Arms
Mrs D. 4 culver 500 6'hsv".. Scw-Yots CIV.
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NJ EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
\ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT EouR-TRaCK TRUNK LINE
on ana af'rr NAV Il tfaius leave
GRANT CF NTRAL STATION,

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
ss'ss an ao S5sss and G66a
TGS cars i r r. % S Ea Albany g. aSsS u
ToR cGicAS5 II ou YBf1! HT ,sS s9x
exclusively Of bucet snoAnSs TTg ;c GrsSs
Pcehe.ST, BufraS Erie Clevolanl Toledo, ec arriving
a. SeagS a. 30 oa day. Connects at Cleveland w
;rSn Tor CoiGnGus and Cincinnati Elegant eOmpa'tmeD
'e;T 70 80 me-" c-aso Express for Nagar. Fails
SSG:S cysR roou cs
70, so9S,asa u" LAKE, &s't Gc0s Rutland snnnstoo
Ad;m Sc Albany y and Ue, N spee, ~. %s as~
nsgo 90 cars ma yIiea A,D,nv Com
D.e: % e fsrp Vii Worth Adams AID insilss
points on M FSSt chicago, Cincinnati ana ST. Ious II
press tssi, sat sSaaIp fSSStiss.SSP pSdr
Drtrot ANA ,n.c,So. with Ncstbu.cI aAd sleoIng aad
o''inY ~ H.. CanlndaIgua Accommodation prawlns.
room car New.York TO Albany. sleepingear Albany
.; 10 D. NJ Montreal, AdEolisc&s and C,nsndaggi
.nrsss Slecpng.csrS daily % Piattsburg an. Montreal.
With parlor ear for sarauac Lake and Adirondack
tntaIn points, ana to Syracuse and CanandEua daily
. p N. special MAI Limited. arrives g9ch'ssss
% D. hGa Fast Seht yp rPa sS SE RGchsS BUD
s.nsp: S. and GSaoc RS
San sS 10 csnandssua on SUNDAY. on y
IL ndniaHs Tor SaTPr.Ssn wniseSsli and RStsnd y
ALBANY Connects at Albany with train tor the %css
ts FsE S'H s c'Pi. soP ga ' .4 - R:ear
ton sta and sa8 Bedtor9 ave, E D.. Brooklyn
Westcotps EApress calls for and checks baggage nSn
.Rar dsy others daily except sunaay ts.op 1854
ST. station to take up passengers for North and West
FAST PIrTsFIELp AND NORTH ADAMS sPEclAt
Ssst.s ssdon' Via Harlan plvsSS ANY sscsDi saaaa'
S6RE E' nhN NM sSs, 'i psssas, Asas
J. M TOCCEY. GsLefAl Superintendent
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TRAINS FOR THE WEST

Leave Stations foot Of Dcsbrosses sod ce,u.,.. -
IL Fl. t tseoI sETFk MA1 i .as
the pioneer Of tn!. cl,Ss q The service composed sa:a
electric lights daily for PiusOaTs Chicago a ni' cn
.. 'In NJ. Fast Line with Pullman vss.b.a pasta, -.
SfsRnf oe E3 r sSe 81 :a %
ekcep. saturdav ior Chicago and Telsao. O'''
seiDns Cars sHd Dining daily i sT F yssS S
ssso ngat a9d s.; Louis. daily, except Sturdy.
p m Pacinc Express with Pullman vesussls Sleeping
Except Sss 'e ssyyuTdsy for clsveana ~ t''' o'as
For wiliamsport Lock Haven . 90 a. m. p n Con,
and Erie at p. M connecting AZ Gerry Tor Htnsyflls
90 m p1s .Ss II al ~
IL 100 a. M, 90 zoo, and 100 p. m Sundays g. Is
pAI "a !g5ER : %AsHIEGToE, AND THE SOUTH
a'5 EXCEPT and spdany Wiz Dining c s
s';.Ss 800 %s'a sns = ? !"
For pcns On SO ae sGG Ohio railway md en-
CInnatI. seepcrs, Dining Car, and coaches through
For rY I2 H5oqSs ,ns P S.9 CAP p
FOR TIoSN,Gi BRANCH BAY HEAD JUNCTION, asa
gan3a1 Is 90 moor. ana 90 ~ a' 30 D STOP On y
Edos aa St 90 " n ,g Vi. BsRs:
and Bay Line 100 P ~ wesS sHlg., ,,, al ,,,
trains at Jersey City. aHordng . speedy and dircct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA, Express Trains leave New.Ycrk
via DesbrOhes and CoaDdt Street Ferries follows
4l5 $50 7;2o 500 ; 80, 2 g Chicago Limited
With Dining Cn5 90 aSd 10 oa 200 LRsSd aSs
80 20. q 90 s 80 90 and 200 ,: m and IL is
NIGHT Accommodation, IL 10 q. M, 4 40 and z 90
p. m SUNDAYS Ehpres.. ! 90 eI5 90 Llnited,
Io:l5 night. Accommodate 90 p.
Trains leaving New.York daily except sunday, AZ e0
a M and 90 p m on Sundays connect At TrentOa
Tick%t 0fic,. Nos l. 435 $40 sQd ga Broadway 1
Is,or Iou.e and foot Of Desbrosses and Corandt ss
ConrtSt and Brooklyn Annex station foot Fulton sa
Brookyn IS Hud.On:sI, HobVken; station Jersey CITY;
The New.York Transfer Company viii call for ana
check baggage from hotels and residences
eHg CHb As II PuGH, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pahsr AGENT
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Acw publirotlons.
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HAVE NOW READY

~ p. PUTNAMS SONS,
OF AND 90 WEST osDsT., NEW. YORK.
HAVE NOW READY
l. THE GEOGRAPHY OF MARRIAGE Con-
alteration Of the Legal Complexities Connected with Mar
Rage In the United States. By WILLIAM l.. SNYDER,
OF the Newly Bar. sf 80
H. MANUAL OF PROCEDURE FOR. DELHI
ERATIYE ASSEMBLIES. BY GEORGE g. CROKER.
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III. THE WIT AND WISDOM OF SYDNEY
SMITH. A Selection Of the Most Memorable Passages
in Ills Writings and Conversation. 3omo cloth extra
81. (KnlckerBOcker Nugget No. 49,
" DE QUINCY CTHOMASJ. MURDER AS A
FINE ART. THREE MEMORABLE MURDERS. THE
SPANISH NUN. 3omo. cloth extra 81. (KnicAeI.
booker Nuggets No 90
V. THE CRUSADE or RICHARD l.. 1889 o. Sc
leetod and arranged by T. A. ARCHER Il. 4. 1Gno
illustrated. Cloth extra, 81 rs English History Of
Contemporary Writers No. o.
of publications for the spring on spp
catfon
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PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI. rRaYSs

Leave NEW;yoRK, foot Of Liberty-st, Is follow,
For CHi4GAGo; s;l5 p m. Il Inidnighs
For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, WILMiNGfos
and CHESTER, $50 a. NJ, III e. M, 80 p. M az
sundays 30 a. M. /: 80. 2;so. 3:l5 D. m, 10
For Tickets and Pullman Car Space call a. r.
Ticket o1ces. 2 POI. AIS and l,14o Broadway Q, =:
New.York Transfer Company win call for and ,ho..
CHAs. o. scULL.
Gen'i Passan0et A.. II
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Railroads..

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEi.
- FOOT OF LIBERTY, ST. N9SRTM ~. RIVER
400 +, n foT Eason BcSL.Saen Allentown. Maurh
ChuuG. Wllkcsbarro aud ScgInou. Reading HARRISBURG
for Temngo1 LAX Lax W WaSSS9c E ssrs
Suubury. LswlsOurs. W!iiamSp9r~ ro,,ro,o, ,,lc,.
town, ~ M ~ hunk Rc1lgc iirrs5arg &c ,r,n
sS Z r. Dor aa;S ,q T SS ha%@sn '
80 p NJ fos tcuInglon, iak, ltoPa,c"ne EasJ"h'
S4S D. H. for rG'tan. Bc,hlchom, A'eEtown. Mauch
cAGnt, EradaG Iarrisca. 81. GA Sundays at 80 p n
60 saiS II IL a. Ia. 80 100. 80, G:io p m.
sunday. LOO, 800 nr t"' l re5 'Ds s,nisg Toat
-, ~ Hin; 80 ,SoG 80 p s 1' for Fn7insd''o'
go 3 o. 10 Il 70 rs S5 III ii Is " a. me- 80 90 30
so j 10. s 80 p. m. san.ayS 100. 800 a IN Tor
''I Fox II&kEwoop at, 40, sl5 a m. 49, 4oo
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
80 q. NJ. 80 p. m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
From Pier s. n. y
For Sandy Hook, At!aatiG Highlands, Highland Beach.
SpoEn Moa@Gg 9cr b s@G a %S ht az as a. M
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
VIA Central y L. OF NcwJersey Philadelphia and Read.
ns l. IT. ead Baltimore aud Ohio r. H. leave foot Of
LIIcrry.st, n T. Ia, -.,-. o.oo o.oo ,,o
FL, fG 3d. e. aS 100 So SO @ i So
p n. SUNDAYS, 5 80, $50 a. m, 80, $50, sI5,
0'G For O bio}i%5rS AID Washington daily n 90
eH TESs sa aayns at % i5 g." ii a. 3d.
80 IL 90 p H. na,O connection fOr Reading, Harms
:9;, sg PGSsESi z
fi2 25ih os' ia East 25t SewYorE Courish 500
Futon.sa. gs !.roadway hIoGEym, M, all -. 90, .,o
from hotel residence.
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.ericaA standard of elaSsla.
STAINED.

Good Ordinsrr 49,. 81 l.S Low Mifilins. itiO
stslct Good Ordinary 81 Mddlng .........lO -
Optiors-Wcrc fairly active AMI prces litue iIcSuat
Weakness Liverpool prompted ffcrr selling % V
leading to genera decline Near months orN
point, and latr month"; lag points. FiTHnesH hO"cEW
va developed ihcrsa,ir uGhi receipts ana IniaNnH
rIup account closing steady at an niyHure OF 2G0 points
O ShlmrlhN lat S1lcs. 81. COO ba-H.
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Proposals.

EPARTNlENT OF THE INTERIOR, Wash
IL ugton y. o. MAY !. 1859 -scaici p.op I-aiS wa b.
rgceSsl hi. 6"i,ai Snt qn, ~ oe."gk ~ Mon s
q meats goysog, ef%gcr'sS ay ggSi" ,hr g or. d
Ps" oya1cn, s.P t @ n, one ndar %aaaS
ton during fsca. ending June 81, ls9o Hank
tis D.pSfu 20 4"''' JOIN " S1 Ssrtay
~ MBANkMENI At DANlDS ISLAND
II sEHwALL 3 Y5 G, ana e. y is, ;
SasISd PraPS.ais in tlipsgt for EnnanEu' DAVID
o 5aeeo Until Sr@iyc 2 oS"ck M on ThgTsay May 10
ss T6S gsnH%9 op 2i ss gS saa + @S 3
1851 Vol %, page Ya2 and Vol "a page a. Statute
3 ia ''s Fuf sH% .G'i"sn this
4 OVERNORS ISLAND, y. Y, April -,
" lss9-seaI"t Propo.aLs in Pies'c 'uS!Cct to g.gS!
Tor the necessary printing TO- n 1cAdquartor' during
the yca7 commencing July 1855. Al Information
reject any proPasa. LnyGog., containing PROPOSE.
undcrsenod J. IL LORD. Captain and Assistant Quarter
OVEKNOES ISLAND, y. T. April -,
-Ssaoa ppo,. IN FR o 'n9I,S' 70 Usual I
supplying during n'chl year commencing July Ist.
3 City sso Sat iSi uad Governor, Island by pibS
u,ermik cannc OF Ia c1N Of accident 70 pip
or ali proposals. All information can he obtsn"d At lh.
once Envelopes containing propos2i' should BE- mafk"
addressed o unter,cned,. J. H. LORD. Captain and
Assistant QuartermAsteE. U. s. A-
no IRON MANUFACTURERs AND BUILD
ret EFSmpSnsyId, n.y. May H. rrrop"'aIs vii
5 b rGI G di Of o nac "R 49, for o2GH nS S
and labor Of all kinds necessary or ne completion ani
ca spng iarbor LlgLlhoG,c Long Island. sew YosE,
separate proposals. nut be- m"i% Tor ear M"s i.ls,
may BE- Obtained application I! ths oGic" Tn" right
iScts b. PHFAf Major q Enanccrs t. s. H. Light.
house Ehgincrr, Thii LIr,rcl.
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5nsirnttion

For Young Ladies-City.
A Mt LECTURES FOR LADIES-Rey. DR.. GArdners
"A school Tor girls COZ bthaYe. hrs Gardner. EuthoP
Of History In Rhyme. Lady teacher wanted next year
" AN NORMAN IESTITUTE FOUNDED 1850. HOME
AND DAY SCHoOL-CentraI Park, West, at e2d-sG
lAergsn MAiSonl Nine. VAN NORMAN. Principal
For Boys and Young Men-City.
xrgIvFpsrrY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, lt7S Broadway,
u near l2d st. SOD year; primary. commercial and eaaS
<nl depzrtments; instruction thorough. NJ NJ HUBBY,
". L. AKIN N. c. BENDRCKsos, PnnelpAls
XVooDBRIDGE SCHOOL 81 Eas! ASth-s.-seient1e,
w CiaSseai EnRltsh Two hundred sudentA have oeen
prepared for columbia School Of NinsS
For Both Sexes-City
A =cIRcuLARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS. FREE stats
A.whs,her for boys giyisi city OF county. z =
AVERY. Anariesa School Bureau West ltus[, n T.
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Railroads.

pALTlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
H Fast Express Trains via PHILADELPHIA, 10
WASHINGTON. CINCINNATI 8,
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I1rEST SHORE RAILROAD. n. Y. c. 4

w II. IT, H. " Co. Lessee.-Truins cave West 42c
81. station. New.GorS, a. follows and twenty mlnu1'
London, Hamilton, 20 :oS i. M - 10. s;lo y m s.
- IL = m Montreal, Canada East - rs p, NIAGARA
Fails syracuse, Utica aud principal intermediate stations
z II 20 SIS a. m, 3 II 'c:lS a. M tani all 80 n M.
Tor Utica only. Kingston, sause,teS ca,:k!l Albany
New burg 10 10 m, rs 10. a5, % 2S, IL AS
D. M Havcrstraw ;25 a M. "a, ;41 p. IN. Elegant
ecpIng.cars Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit
Cnitsgo and ST Louis daily. Daily. except Sstur.
Jcrycy C!ty =. H. Il, station ali 20 SO 40 ..
IIobuken. West Shore station all 80 q. IA, 3 so
D. m. For tickets, timctahCS or information apply as
n,rcr- Rronkiyn-aS1 Westinghouse. T2G Fulton ~
Annex ONCE Of Fulton.st. NCwYork CtY2i1, SG3
aud 0i2 Broadway. l53 IL Bowory IL Park Place, and
West Shore stations foot Of West t2dsL and foot OF jay
ST. n wosteotts Express calls for and CHECKS bag.
gage from hotels ana residences, 9. T., LAMBERT.
General Passenger Agent VaDderbut.aye.. N. Y.
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Drr Goods

q REAT SALE MoquGttc, Velvet and Brussels,
" Hassocks 25-: CLr ,ncs. I.ugs, Fancy Furniture
DamasE waite aai Fancy Ma,unys ANDREW LES
TERS SONS, al broadway.
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COTTON-On the spot quiet ard without change OF I'M
r,rtarce Sale, 4B4 bales consumption. Also lat
CcE No, before reported $3.50 bales Tor export ana l5l3
,c H., c,usulIun Port receipts l,Ci5 bales a. against
"a bales last eck l3l bales for the same tim la7e
yc,r stnco september tho receipts At thr yprS azGrr
gated 499 90 Ia e. comparing with bZ9OoO bales Tor
die CORE spending time lat year.
Quotations based American standard OF ea'slh'
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4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF costIandt and
DcsJrusses sts as iollows:
A. m for Slatns'un and intermediate points
. IN. for Geneva. Lyons Elrnlra, Rochester Buffalo
ad West, and principal local pontA CsaIr car %
Emra.
II a m. for Elmira and intermediate points
/ d. m. for Tunkhnnock and tnterIGedl ate, poinIs
Chair to TuRkhalnock Connection " Reading ana
Harrisburg. -...,.,.
$40 D. m. for P!ttston and principal ncermehas
points. Chair l.. and b. Junction.
20 p. n. fOs SaungtOn aEi int rmed.ate points .
$40 p. III. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection 70 Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 70
MauCh Chunk. - r..,.
: D. M Tor Geneva, Lyons Elmira, Rochester. BuhAs
and the West. Pullman sleeper IA Lyons - 80.
Trains leaving 10. m ! D, II. and = 40 p M coh
meet for all points Mahanuy and HlIetOn coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS. -,,...
=. for Mauch Caunk HaGeton and intestnedla"
points. -. ..f,,.
> 40 o. m. for Maurh Chunk and intermediate Do!nt.
.. m iol Geneva, Lyons. ElmIro Rochester BuuAs
and the West Pullman sleeper q Lyons
f.,-rr
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The STAMpA AI Railway RAdItWAY OF AMERICA
OVERLOOKING SWITCH AND RI0CR aYc,y. -
SYSTEM. oNA$
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mo IRON NANUFACTTKERS AND BTILD.
OCEAN Steamers.

ANcHo&s k kINE ,E 3 s Nal Steamships.
ss CITY Or R0Ms Wei MAY 20 June 20, July "a
from Is, XXX $1 f&$ Ss Is! {! Esio,.
NHy bS S5ani. }g gs p
GLASGOW H3fi Fl RfasHf' or . LIVERPOOL
G1sa $50 S4a 900 sscSnd e h, sSS s % t2G
travellers .& GGGg'f Issued !' ~ ~f:aS 'o "
CoMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANsATLAN-
sns S5sE !: $sS'S h?ss:toG
S2EsS&&NE q hsiS''i SsSSIi nay nm
Ia eR5as Essa S'S 6 Gs m
n EW-lORK AND CUBA MAIL SIS. COM
I' isf r Ss SsaH'1s ana sad I'd
SSiscgi IsvaaS s5d I"1lt1S Foits' Wed. NAY Is
g q atlanta, Havana ard sagqa ......., SAL, May y
Ss,.sa sapa tA'' &. CO. and csoa9rS %'' =
''' '.''Ss iags WAS 7 IS w. Ia1
IAPAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL. AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Franchise a. follows;
kR1BIQ Tqc,i1y Juno ii
- supetbly Appointed suPefoo;; Ace9ma,oIa.loHs
cabin piSs seen lI as ad So new YS % A or
Room a. Railroad hdGSN 51S lSHS'f President
T. II. GOODMAN. General rassenRer Agent
PED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
f1nE P News sd ina s2'y TsP Es's
RIIYNLAN Wednesday, May 90 at 10 m.
Cabin rates: First Cabin 500 aud upward Excursion
clio and upward. Second Cabin. ss5. Excursion, $50
and sS5 Storage AZ yUry low
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Gen'l Asts, . Bowling Green.
g. TATE LINE between New York, Glasgow
- and belfast Uarne) with through tickets at reduced
rates 70 liverpool, London. Dublin. hc.
sTH sFE 81 OF Sgis Nay % g. M
Cabin passage S3j " 80, according % location
room Excursion tickets, sos T. $50 Storage tickets
from all parts Of Europe At lowest rates. From pier
foot OF CHnast North River.
For freight and passage apply 10
AUSTIN BALDwiN & co, Gen Agents So BY, n. Y.
StOersGe once. 81 Broadway. NeW.Yotk
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5nsirnriion
Brooklyn.

n, HE BRooKLYN HEIGnTs SEMINAR Ill ssth year
h.t o. students PREPARED for college. For circulars
Srply 20 the Principal. i3Sl4O Mohtague-st most
heartily commcnd this sehooi uloOr Ae NJ" iun@seheh"
-Thas T. West, III. d.
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Ddurlus Araormirs.

LEXAHDER MACGREGoRs los wKST S3TH 81.
"A PTVAts Lessons aGd Glasses In Dancing dhilJ
NendolS W IN Hall 20 let for plyaIs entertainments
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For Young Ladies Country.

NorLFGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. LNGLEwoop,
L N J. ErnpenS Sci tcmbrr 60 PrrpfaHon for col.
ege specially. Pupils admitted 10 Nassa5 Wellesley
and Smith certificate. ALKALINE W. SIEELINb,
CAROLINE NJ. GEERISH, A. Is.
For Boon Sexes-Country.
n IRCULARS SCHOOLS, both seNes, city and country
- with careful advice ~ parents MIRIAM COflilEltt
81 East l7th-st, between 4th.ayc. and BFSdWay.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack.on the. Hudson Open
TX fnr summer puuls June 90. Seed for catalogue.
w II DANSlSTER. A. NJ. Principal
Miscellaneous.
TOR SALE-Boys' Day School, IN city near New
York; excellent location; good reasons Tor selling
w. d. KERR &c Aston Place, NeW'hor.
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Trains leave station Central Railroad Of NeYJersey
For washington baltimore. Wilmington and Chester
10 II a M: / 30 80, 3:l5, p m IL night
SuHdays 80 a. NJ so 80. BIS. m: 70 nshL
For PhilaiClphia l. AS y 30 80 II a. n. 80
. 30 3:l5 4 s. ) 80, Z so p. M. IL night. SundAy1
5 80 80 a. n. 30. $50. is, s. q 80 p M IL
night -. - =. .......os =, a, -,
oGl ais GA IlIO. l. 1913 Broadway, 737 6thavel 264
West l25h.st.. ~: Hsst i2Sth'' New, YORK: Court
NsT.York transfer Company win call for and check
krnr, knsnl AL
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OCEAN Steamers.

fif'N = TIE ICHYDE STEAMsHIP COMPANY
From Pier % J.. r. foot ROoseVclt.sLl AZ 2. m,
rUER0K EE Charleston and Jacksonville. Tues May T.
IEOQUOIS Charleston and Jacksonyi:,e FIJI, Nay ~
YE.MASSEF, Wilmington and Fernsndinasat May TO-
All stSamers hrstclas. passenger iccomnodauons:
effected nehfth OF one per
cent WM p. CLYDE & CO., Gen Agents,
Bowling Green, y. !:
T. G. Eyer &. z. A. G. s. F. p. Line. Si0 B'w'y.NY: