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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-05
cRArN ANp PsoDUoE M1RKErs
YEAruREs or NETWORK Dealings.

AftNf<~~~~--
The wheat market yesterday was unsosuee =.
through and ,.ss active. although at times tnsre was
fairly good disposition to buy DURING ano N.s -.
ing foreign houses were free buyers, eaoos "el
somewhat better In tone, the export aomAna
somewhat larger and crop reports wero not 50 s0o
all of which clements were used by the puns 70 ~
vance prices May opened at ss 5-e9ee ~ -. ~,
up to 8s "a. Toward noon tho marKes peoso 49,.
and about an hour before tho close the stuauon
completely reversed on ths arrival Of : a1 -,
from the west announcing that tbs clique hsd so
ont Of the May DEAL and the bears began 70 nsnne.
prices, ultimately breaking the market thfousnous
from s.4ai cent. May declined TO 81 ID ana tno
other months followed tho decline. The marAss
closed heavy at the bottom figures Of the DAY W'.n
saIes of 1900, 900 bushels After the close MAY sou
on the curb at 81 3-sas7 SO, closing ~ tne lotno
quotation. Following are tho ciosinsS april 90
nay; ~ re Ss ana December. 50 80.
cash wheat was likewise ahected ana vi0sye
1904 cents lower shippers TOOK ilSVoo pasnois
IN tie face Of the break IN wheat tho corn market
cent ssS in sympsthy with Grmnsss At the West al
though tho dealings were light Ine lSaw 4S "a:
the tine ma "a guo'g SuIy IA, and August A "a spot
corn was about IA cent higher ano snS .pSsn Nv
mand continued fair 100000 bushels Oeins ssKen Os
opts were unsettled and dull Cash grades were
14Ss cent lower ,s ws r Sns G Ssng APRIL so
SSs points e sy@ a1s Snm %ss Sa
Ths Anal quotations we've April 81 q May. " 81
june jun 81 a.; July, 81 &c. August, 81 49, and Sep
e% noe ,es. 41 At NewYorh, Philadelphia Baltimore
and Boston reported Yesterday wers SsSsa oss
Wheat SSSSS en tSS rr SGTn 1S7sis bushels o
SsS54 packages At chirago, MwsSSRsss ana so y,
Ions tho arrivals were W. 10 bushels; total grain
aSI,sS5 bushels -four. 1e.1es barrels.
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Etaa! NoJttli.fss.
FAST sTxTYTIRsT sTRE . 2s5,:SII RE- "

FAST srXTY-FIRST STREET. -sU PREME
H COUNT, New.York CeuntY.--rhe Equitable Life As
sursnee Society Of the unted States plaintiff against
OF the Judgment OF forecosafe and sale
duly rede and entered n tbs above entitled action and
bearing date the "a day Of April 1885, the undersigned,
referee sah Judgment named VIII se at public soetlon
a the Real Esage Exchange and Auction Room lLimited,
Nos g % o. Lssrtyss In &c City q GeS.fSrh On
that day. BY Peter u Meyer, Apctoneet the premises
mentioned IN said Judgment and therein described "a
ALL hat certain lot piece or parcel Of land with the
nudnEs efseied and 70 De erected thereon situate Yng
and being "a he Enstssnth wssd Of tho City Of New.
York beeuded and DESCRIBED fooWA wit Beginning
point lie esuhery line OF Esst Sixty nrst It, dis
tsnt two hundred and seyentynys 1879 easterI
from the s0uthsssterI corner q East sixty and
le with ssM seeendAye, zoe hundrsd Zoo feet and
wardly, but along re ssia middle line o. Tie blsck
but again parallel with said seeond.aye, aa1 . ah
jrohes 10 the aid soutneriy line Of East siSyirstst
sDd thence wesfwardy but along she sold souheFy line
lnsks. 70 tes point OF piece o. bssginnins.
HENRY uAy, piaiatns Attorpsy hsfsfss.
40 Broadway, New.1aSk VIs
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pnblit Notire.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NETWORK,
SThs President q the United h, states q Aensa
Ss pses Court Of the unted States for he southern
R e: year Of our on S houd SSnas ana
By the oSa sSs
q Sc civil ana SnS nS maritime IN ss &
sbOus tho ah IN dsS Of the Sn ana
ns m M o nlS s a Court II S Sh % g
issued and that ali persons claiming damages for any
: srsa o USs S & 5 % D
e % @ s and S R psSsns being ass h no
liable for such loss damage destruction and injury y
Sy Ss 80 q sS q Ss iSs c values
saa steatugs ss may b. proper after payment Of cost,
e.m:ntS proportion 20 the amounts o. their respective
&c Ss Ss9aSS e. S az 3
S as S: a SqS SnGs d S asS s
so s SSSr A. Ss q h The sa Ss
OF SSr the s G q You SS a. 4 do1 ScG S sS
premises DO you then make return thereof . this Court
together with this writ Witness, the Hon. Addison
ss b s S e. = aG Gig q s dy
March the year q our Lord one thousand eght hundred
TO- A. si s. sAML H. LYMAN.
rrqssors Tor petitioners $50 Rroaexsy. Nswyork City
o Il s Sc f unsa ss s ne S
20 hereby cite ali persons Shining snmgss any Io.s
ss' s Z sS SSca % BY ha a' %a
e. ng pear es s sS s AHA cGSfs S y c
@ az oS6cn On and sS "a SRs sT pt q sr e
Clans s co Ssos S T. Room a
olee BUILDING n The CITY q Ney;xork on Or before
''' N'' '- : 5Ssl,:s s MssA EEo..s...
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~x,rsr SHORE RAILROAD. N. =. o.. q

xx,rgT SHORE RAILROAD. y. T. 2. 81
w. Eew.YSsf, Is isiiews.. snd svaay RRlna;ss
: 81 fsa iss. Is 5syst ssisssssS. Ds4Ij
fS s. . n SS Us Tsscss a,s:.::
d ssss ssa g'sSssss !sisssa'' ', NJ
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Ssy a SS wsss aae ssi s:ssen Al !.
lssets 5iius e sss; q aso sss
Hnsx foet q rcrsss erssy 1 IS PAX
sssS Wsst Shore esRs foes Of West ssss sna 20
fas.sc, n. r. westectfs express Ssns sof SS1faSf
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Business Cbanres.

A n ENGLISH FIRM are DESTROYS of intro
IA ducng vcll.known agricultural preparation into tho
States Especially hoss whore sheep are reared and would
glad communicate with house having travellers
or connection suitable They arc open 20 make lhoral
terms and push the business we'll Applications will be
acknowledged by return mail. Address "AGRICUL-
TURE," Box 10, Tribune onen.
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AnantlaI.
finannaI.
NATURAL GAS
LAND IMPROVEMENT CO.,
MuMcIE, INDIANA.
CAPITAL STOCK, S9,OOO,0Oo,
PAR VALUE. 500.
FILL, PAID AND WORCESTERSHIRE.
orrorRs ANp praEroRa.

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
,,.,,asrt Ieou Abbets. Ex-Governor Of New-Jerssy.
vicepresident and General Manager. Ebridgs @.
RIaeout, Of NsW-Tork
Treasurer william Harris. Union CITY, IND
secretary, 8. @. Goshorn, Muncle IND
Assistant General Manager James NJ Woods, New'YorE
J.nes A. Bishop, Cincinnati Ohio; Nicholas Dinner.
nsyton. Ohio; w. 8. Hall, gindlsy, Ohio.
This company has opened subscription books at It's
oces No. Is Broadway, Rooms 81 and 81 Tor the sale
OF limited amount Of stock at the intt4 ana Io"ess SUD-
seriptlon figures. .,..s. -.
taken For tho subscriptions VIII be received
Al the eompany's Offices for limited time al the bottom
price Of SIS per share when the price VIII Dc ADVANCED 70
s76 per share.
The company owns about $4,000 valuable Rouse ana
huildnr lots and adjoining the City OF Muneie situated
an the most desirable OF the Natural Gas teid OF
Indiana. These lands to be at once improved by
nnipr avenues spacious bouevards and erecting de-
liable residences supplying Natural Gas 70 consumers
Tho lowest estimate of the value OF this property.
readily salabe is over S4000oQ0, and constantly ad'
yanclnR nsunng, thereby the most advantageous In
yesInens possible to eli 600 worth OF the COM
offered at $500 10 $500 each.
A descriptive pamphlet Of thirty pages. handsomely
illustrated containing plat Of lands with scale OF prices
maps etc. forwarded upon application.
NTuucie Natural Gas Land Inn
provement Company,
ROOMS 81 AND 81, IS BROADWAY, NEw-YoRK.
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Erie RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 401, BIT
~ III and S57 Broadway 1853 IL Bowery, I BAtes1
Place, Chambers 22d Streets feries Newy0rk; 88S
and 1913 Eutonst. Brooklyn; lot Hrosdway. Williams.
burg corner Newark and Hudson Sta Hoboken and New
Jsy e os. rs ss sd pa sS g
baggage be obtained. Express trains leave 2Sd-st
minutes earlier than time shown from Chamber>s&; Local
trains 70 10 minutes earlier -, -, =
Buffet Drawing room Coaches % Bufaio. 6
osweGo. Eimifa Corning and Honslsyilie
sofia paS. svs s cay Day ana Su sepas
81 Louis No extra charge Tor last time
: $3.50 p m. every day, "Chisase ESpress l rsilms1
BSasio, 's o,Scinnaa and Chicago. Wv -
ned SG'4Srii fas $40 10 20 ID Ia
sSS 9 10 ?S 3d. y 10 Sis go ~ nom,
6 80. !. 1880. o. 10 80. II night.
80 IS 50 ~ t So % a So n sse s''
10 sfTsst 20 f.:s'i ssS r. sss, "a s. Is
t';S ;ss g s.; s's s siS ss ia
sassrn Local. tass go go sd 70 e go n%,lt
Ss.sss IL &c. 7 p 70 20 . 20 $50 go 20
&iddlsssSn ssd rer. ssris 4,4a 7:so. Q. 1910
EaIdsy sc 20 s. 8 nsIa 80 S p AS 80 10 80
bss Bran 5 = M ma 80 % 3 30 and 10 :. m
Express trains from the West arrive In Nsw-fork q
10 ay y a MIiRPfY me- ~ ~ L. r. FARMER 3.
Gan'l Supt. Gen1 Pass Agent
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Danring araoemies.
HIusiraI Instruments.
RAILROADS..


NEW LINE TO
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE,
VIA
CENTRAL. r. R. OF NEw.JERsEY.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILRoAD.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SOLID TRAIEs-No TRANsFERs
NO EXTRA FARE FOR FAST TIME
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH 10
Train. leave station Central Railroad Of NswJsrsey.
foot Lberty.st, N Il
For washington. Baltimore. Wilmington and Chester.
20 a M IL a. m. 80. . 80 4A6 y. m, IL night
SUNDAYS, 80 a. m 80, $780, AS p. m IL night
For philadelphia at :oo AS 8 80 0 80. II 90 d m
40 . 80 315, 100. 4:45 $50. 7 80. IL 100 D. m
suNpAYs 80. 80 . M. 30. ESQ. $40. ESQ.,
IL 100 .. =,
Tickets ana Paror seats DO procured ut ~ IL
os1 AIS, ga, LAO 1898 Broadway 7s7 eth-ave 2es
west 1Q5th.sk 1872 East 125th.sG. New.York; Court
At. SEQ Fulton.st. % broadway. BROOKLYN
New.York Transfer Company VIII cal Tor ano eneeh
baggage from hotel or residence
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For Young Ladies Country.

n RYN MAwR COLLEGE,
Is a COLLEGE FOR WOMEN. 49,
Rrvn MaWr Penn, ten miles from Peilsdeiphh. Ohefa
gysduste and undergraduate In seasft Greek
fstIn Mathematics English. AnRleSsxon. French, Oid
Freneh ITALIAN Spanish German. including Gothic and
Old High German. History, Political Science Physloa
Chesnistry, Biology and Philosophy. Gymnasium, with
Or ssreenpS apparssus completes. PelioWships sfvalue
sl5o) In Greek. English, Mathematical. History and
~ or.LEGIHTE SCHOOL FOR Girls, ERGLEwooD,
" N. ]. Reopens september 20; PRpArAton fer col.
ana Smith on our certlhcate. ADALIEE w. STERLING,
CAROLINE NJ. GERRISH. A. b.
THE CRIswoI.D HOME SCHOOL, LYME, CONN.
6ts For college teaches usual branches and
eompishments also harp and rich foreign embroderss-
Especially recommended by physicians for delicate gr
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THE PETROLEUM MARKE7.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There was no change in the crude oil situation yes
terday from what has been noted for some time past
The field news disappointing to the bears, but the
speculative dealings devoid Of any attraction TO
os,tsiders Prices ran OF without inviting fresh vent
ures and the close at bottom figures with borrow
err Of cer4ihcates more plentiful than lenders.
Tho range Of prices end the total dealings Wers q
follows: ,,,. 1.-.u....s
9 9sSess : :::.:::::.:::: Sizs S1Sz
Lowest ..........-'s-...''.
Sales barrels ...........! $4,000 $4,000
ReHDed OIL was unchanged at cents per gallon m
NeW-York. and 600 cents in Philadelphia and Bald
more.
or CITY April k-NaronAl Trsnsis Certificates opsned
nj highest 9l1a: lowest 90t closed, eoh. sslee
69s doc barrels clearances 1G7A000 BarEos charters
i2 8as barrels shipments eO9o9 barrels runs eo4lo
barrels.
PrrysURo. April 4-DurI. but firm. National Transit
Certaoatsa opened a. 81 closed ~ sOki mgnesh siS
lowest yOl.
BRApyoEp, Penn April 4-NetSnAl Transit 0ertincases
opened etsl closed e0hi highest Sfs lowest soh
TrrUsvuIK Penn April 4.-Natouai Transit Serancasss
opened 81 9lSs highest OIL III lowest 30; closed Va
--D--
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
aIvASSAB AuriI I-TurpentIne firm az 4sc
WILMINGTON. April 4.-Turpentane steady ~ $50
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CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, ST. LOUIS AND CHI.
CAGO RAILWAY COMPANY.

CAGU HAIIWAl NUWFANhs
CINCINNATI, April 8, 1880.
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the stockholders
IN Of tho Cincinnati indianapolis. St. Louis and Chi
esgo Railway Company viii be held At the eonpanyS once
IN Indianapolis Indiana on wednesday the 18th day Of
NAV 1882 o. 10 O'Clock noon for the purpose OF eoakd
erne and taking action the agreement for consolidation
entered into by the Board OF Directors OF this company
with the Directors OF Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati
and Indianapolis Railway CO. and the indianapolis ana 81
Louis Railway Co. The ransforboos WIN close on Sat
urday April g. 1882 and Thursday. tho 10th day
Of May, 1882
BY order Of the Doarh Of Directors.
J. @. DAVE. Secretary.
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Musical Tnatrucflon

ANJo and STITA 4. IA spss' n wsn Rss DOE
SON i,27o broadway. between S2d and $50 s%
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Bows and Young Men-countrv.

A poAlWhk sSnoO'
"A White f F1insspa g. O. R. WILLIS, A NJ. Phi. D.
N Az SHORE LONG IsLAND.-Chlldren's summer
ID School. Study and recreation combined Limited
number boys received In family Address Miss WEIDkN'
1857 MadiSon-aVe., city
a HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-At Milford. Conn;
IL Parents who unfortunate In the management OF
their eops will 40 well 70 profit BY the advantages offered
6y this school Address FRANK N. HOWE 6uPt
II REFHoIlD INSTITUTE, Freehold. N. J. A6th year
college preparation specially business. high school
and classical courses.
IeYING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown.op. Hudson. offers pn.
tor I sSsir Soys RdaSss 4. AgtiIGExc! PE. b.
ID ENNsYLvANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, GHgRSs-
Civ EngineernG SSemsity 4rehasxyet9Te ps.SsS
TIVE PEEKsRITL MILITARY ACADEMY. Peekh
AAi' JOHN r. TfL6EH. A. NJ. H. D.. Principal
For Boon Sexes-Country.
ID ocKLAND COLLEGE. Nyaekon- The. Hudson-=FeS
IL ladies and Gentlemen Enter any time Send for
Catalogue W. II. BANNISTER, A. n, Principal
Miscellaneous.
VIZ HrST.-Personal instruction. or BY mal an original
w Interesting and elective method WHIST, TnouDe
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I EnIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

pAssENeER TRAINS leave foot sf cershnas sas
RI M For Catesauous and interrnedsts po,ns.
"a N. for Geneva. Lyons. Eirfra Roehestsr, Bufsau
and the West. and principal local polntA Chair es<
Elmira. ~
n n, Tor Tunkhannock and intermediary psinss
Chair cars to Tunkhsnnock Connection - Reading and
$40 > M for Pitssso1 snd principal Intermediates
MAO D. nj Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate poian
Connection 20 Reading and HARRISBURG Chair cat u
D. m for Geneva Lyons. Emira. Rochester. BusAis
and the West. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
nees for ali points In Mahancy Hszleton reRon
SUNDAY TRAINS. !,
9 q. N. for Manch Chunk Hazet'n and n1crnediass
SAG D. m. for Coplay and intermediate points
D. for Geneva. Lyons Elmra. kochesten BunAlo
md west. Pullman 6letpeF Lyon
~'N W. General Eastern ONCE o3S broadway.
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A -BEST TEACHERS supplied, charge; teachers
IA wanted reGiStfetlon zee vacancies ewAys %
Bureau, 2 West 14thsE, ~. ".
A MERIcAN AND FOREIGN TEkcHERs, AGENCY
n supplies prcfesSorA Teaehefs tutors yoyefnehseA
&C.. 70 Colleges sshoels and EamilieS Apply StSS.
A -PROFF.sSORS, teachers, tutorA goyernessesi all
A branches supplied schools and fsnlnes Cirepats
schools parents. Modern languages spoken MltlAM
COYRIERE 81 East Hth-st, bet 4thaYe, ana bfoaaHsy
ID RoCKWkY's Teachers AGENCY formerly Chi.
I'D Supplies teachers for schools Qouoges
ard families. Mrs l.. FREEhANBn0CKWAr' p
rJsHT UNION TEACHERS AGENCY (Established
1880 provides schools with teachers teachers with
positionG W. b. KERR, 10 Aston Place NJ. n.
FTSEACHERs WANTED for September; -Lades Piano
violin, South, 500; piano; vocal mnsis soay nd
Vocal music, drawing, ~ X, 500; Aun french; Ger
Astof place
yXOMAN,s EXCHANGE TEACHERy BUREAU ltef
wv both sexesl sarpe3 pFoossors eachers eovernoesea
musicians. houseksepers conpa1ons ehaperenes Sc: 70
piers and copyists " pusnesa 1rro& -. r,.-
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEKSEY.
~ Trains leave Chambers-st Station week DAYS 70
EngleUocd Tenafy Coster Sparidl and Mack, 80, ~
500 10 and II 80 q m IS $3.50, :so, 10. ssx
Additional trains . Cressktn and way $40 g N. AMI
sSdf Manuel. Spring Valley, Monsey and rs,imaaA
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Art Schools.

a m No IOUfSA n CULVER will resume her elahses
ltI from October o. In Drawing OIL and WaeI.eoloF
Sa Life Flowers end Landscape, China Paint
ING anu NO es WEST 2sD.sT. -
Teferenees: Mr.. y. Huntington. President HeuonAl
Academy Of Design; Mr. William Hart. N. A.. NJ James
H. H1R II. A. Mr.. David johnson. n. A.
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TINE BERLffz SCHOOL or LANgUAGEs,
4 Madlson Square f2btb.B- ana Broadway
TERMS BEGIN NOW.
Branches; Brooklyn. Boston. Washington. PhadeipAA
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
SAVANNAH. ADril l.-ITurpentlne firm AZ ASc
WILMINGTON April 4.-Turpentme steeoy ~ ooo
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FlVtQ pfctutSb " OoAuoh@ 'AS~~S--~ -
the sondan. Hero Is one Of them
On NAV 10 Gordon left Khartoum; on June p he
reached the frontier OF Dasfoar, 400 miles osa ne
- wondsrful camel that ies along fsater thsa .ne
* bsSipd &c sscrstsTss md siaa oI g N me
fssx Dressed in the richly embroidered uniform Q,
nsss s zee sss so guss can R out and
present. arms he has passed the gates me
shef xo rides with him SAYS II me sesas sas
tesn Eiger to special bearer from the baggage be
Sind. Who hiss promised 20 deliver The Insignia % the
s ess0, arrives as saa an soas &.
seached his destination Never had Egy htlaa ns,o ~
Ssshn rSs andr q Foss and tie rest osals
s completely out Of time. There have hen watchers
sas give finely notice q the e. ooysrs osnssp p
Rch objects are disoernlbe az an immense distance
* Is hoped that no surprise can possibly De egece e
ssiles away 70 the east. An right. these are the ad
Nsnced scents sent on e give wssnsng .nefs Nh 1s
an hcisr bence and for the soldiers 10 fall In about sum
ret The two spec9 draw nearer and pester and then
81 Il seen that ne leading camel carries pale
sasS zrsS ssiSh i lie second figure What can i an
E1esn7 Only his that there has come into this vast
nss 81 ihe highest TSrish military rank tho
q tsnader az the stronghold Of African slavery.
Bvs the long, toiisoras effort was in vain Not only
,vsre prsna,palitss and powers ssrayed agsinss Cor
Laar but fhe whole errshing weight Of isnmemerial
SUTTON hnd Inherited sptituds WAS opposed 70 HIM
r3cos1eu ~ers the asrce rides aorpN tbs desert tbs
s<1htniax dashss hthsr and thither, tho audacions
ri.j6inr Of an authority which ncnc knew better than
- ,votd eolispse at the ffsf serious resistance HIS
20. ,sf1e,ed COURAGE TIE magnetism Of his manner
~ x,tft and fresieuiabls movements, created indeed
J. vsst sensation, but howeyor clesr snd broadly
sns1aez The walls OF vessel upon tho ocean, tho
essten fcon close over and pberrs " ana % y wss
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD All 70 Y -

GEORGE a. DANIELS General Passenger AssnA
7. NJ TOUCEY, General Superintendent
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5nssrnriiom

5nstrnrfion
For Young Ladies-City.
A Kr LECTURES FOR LADIEs.-Rsv: Dr.. Gardners
"A school for girls COZ 5thave. Mira Gardner author
Of History In Thyme Lady teacher wanted next year
NJ AN NORMAN INSTITUTE (Rounded 1850. ROME
v AND DAY ECHOoL.-Central PARK, West at e2d-st
fnorgnn Msneion.l Nne. VAN NORMAN Principal
For Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, LATE Br9advay
near 12dst SD year primary commerce. apn nSp INV
W !. AKIN, N. Q. HENDRICKsoN, PrnepalA
WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL 90 Eas! z6th.st-seisnp3s
prepared for Columbia School Of Mines
For Both Sexes-City
A .cIRcULARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS. FREE; state
A.whether for boys or gIlsi city q county,
AVERY, American Sohool Bureau West lltn-s6I y. 4.
cSHoRTHAND TYPEwRITING.-In struetions daily
- ana Tuesday and Pndsy eyenings OK sehGoi
OF Benn PitInan photography, ia Wess %oas1' -
ALEX AMBER Principal
rTIHE BERLffz SCHOOL, OF LAEguAgES.,
Il Madison Square (26tb.gt and BroadWayG
TERMS BEGIN NOW, -..,-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-28
She Danced With Our George

Senator Geo. II. Thompson, OF
Walla Walla, was one of the legls-
lative committee sent to inspect the
asylum. There was dance on the
night the committee spent in the in.
vestigation, and Mr.. Thompson took
for a partner one of the fair unfor.
tunates, to whom he was introduced
"I don't remember having seen
you here BEFORE" said she; chow
long have you been in the asylum?''
"Oh, l only came down yester.
day." said George smiling, "as q
member of the legislative commit
tee."
"Of course,n returned the lady
chow stupid 1 am. However, 7 knew
that you were member of the leg
islature or an inmate the moment
looked at you. But how was 1 to
know? 1t is so difficult to know
which is, which in this strange
place. ."-Walla Walla journal
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-28

Mdlle. Bibesco, a young Rouman-
ian, gained in 1886 the diploma Of
the Paris law faculty. A young
French lady has just finished her
preliminary studies IN law and has
passed her examination with great
success. Two years hence she hopes
to take the oath exacted from bar
rister-at-law..
A hand refrigerator and lunch
box has been invented by Miss
Phelps of Dorchester, Mass. 1t is
peculiarly suitable for lunches and
plcnics, and has a compartment for
ice. The smallest size holds three
pounds and half of ice in zinc
lined box, and it is said to last for
seventeen hours.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-12-28

other feature that is working a hard
ship on all the actual settlers IN the
county, as they are III prepared for
the fight and at present it promises
to be very hotly contested struggle.
1t is reasonable to conclude, how
ever, that the temporary quarters
(Wasco), is the proper place for its
permanent location, and in the
event of thus locating it, the value
of the best portion of the wheat
growing sections will De very much
enhanced and the early develop
ment of the county assured. As
the locating of the county seat at
Grants Station would only be tenn.
porary at best. f. S. BARzEE.