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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-11-01
FOREIGN PASSAGE RATES.

NdDIIl ptSodSO POA aos0
lulu to Hongkong or Japan, 9-yV' uo.
Steerage passage per steamer
nolulu to Japan, S35. .,n,u 10
Cabin passage per sail, Hoiloi0-'
Hongkong, $50. r.orcisco
Steamers to and from san I"i a;roct
are two every four weeks-ontt u f. or
and return, the other en- roH1 ed -
from Australia and New Ieal",u "tor-
All through passegers given r. the
over privilege on application fTOOland
Steamship Co., as the direct l rn"gh
steamer sail 10 days before the tnI rtv Of
steamer. it gives tourist plenii}
time to see Considerable of Hawai- "a.
Steamers from San Francisco oo
pan and China, or Ujce Uersd, o0'
nally touch off port en- route'
CARRIAGE FARE. -
Carriage fare from steamer ~ .
Hotel, each passenger..",,',",o,.ss.T
Carriage fare per hour one pas 30
sonror .......... .'.''''
Carriage fare per hour, two pas %
senger. .:.''' - n cents
For each additional hour, o. r lore
for each passenger, "il0n -
+han one ........... ...'''''' 80
Specially for the Pail, one POI 800
senger each way -; -: t,ro mas nas-
Specially for the PAIL TWO Pc" 40
senger each way ; ;.:;, ,,.,'' mas
Specially or the PAIL thfeo r so
senger each way -; 49, park park,
snecially for Kapiolanl an 100
one passenger each , wa{";Pi Park, a
Specially for KapiG9la a,1av ..... 80
two passengers each 1o way Park, ~
Specially ioI Knp saeh Re-n 1 tSs
The above rates are for oe' II other
ho lre Of 5 AM. to II Pm. - A doubled.
h hs the rates of fare are 70 take
No driver is compelled or ~ Pail, ex-
SINGLE S0 fare for the Park or When two
cent cent by special bargain rate must
oTp more Offer, the regular 10"
be accepted. os NAV be had "
the hour or day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
TEE STATE OFF TRADE.

BALTIMORE April lT.-ootton firm Mdoling AZ l0sto,
Flouf dull steady Howard street and western m
S5 e0a5 10, Extra de SO 95a4 10 Family 90 q SS9a 20
CITY Mills Rio Brands Extra " 20e5 20 WINTER mhses
Patent 10 50 Spring 90 60 ~ go go 2sr9 ,
i Is ws.ts3S m Eo wints RED spot s7c Dd
May SO \ s.o June 81 TO- Cornsouthern active steaay
white at az a44c yellow at 4l9tso western eas s
June IL E4l 10 Steamer s SS,c Data steady oacri1g
light, Southern and Pennsylvania wore quotes o. - q
SCI western White S4e do hIod sVSSsS;
No. White st SO &c Rye nominal ~ Sego nS PS
hmi Prime 20 Choice Timothy z, sle U su.: lease
Shoulders GO: Clear RIB sides 40 lneaed y5v
,s9ay e iaS1S pl ISEs s sssag Best Ron
STEADY keHned at Soe Goee dull STEADY Rio cargoes far
at lBic sugar quiet but 1rIai "a SOFT q. ehc Coppes
quiet Renped IS 0ltc Wsfey urn ~ ~ IL rr
Liverpool per steamer quiet D S11 Sa,s sO0 sd Cork for
6rders S. Cd ass Cd Receipts Flour booO eos Wheat
1000 bash Corn 20 900 bush Oats 1000 nuAn I'M
Flour IA 900 bbs Corn 5000 bush saes-"ho~' zVVo"
bush Corn $4,000 bush.
BUFFALO April l7.-whaat-sprng dull: Old no ! Hard
closed at Ell 20s New No Hard q 81 les No Horthsrn
but nrrn OF carloads No Red ggc SOoy p nai
No Red at TSo carloads No White mlon5gan II w.
on track Corn unsettledi No At SIG no 90 S no %
Canada $4,000 No Extra 62a64ci No 5 Canads 6SS
COO rye lower No soc asked Flour steady Best Spring
Patent "a 009s7 25 Best Winter 80 6OSSS 10 mieed
Canal heights dull wheat Corn Oats geo asked
Receipts-Fiour 5000 bbIs. Wheat 100000 bush Corn
"a 600 bush shipments-wheat 2l.o0O BUSH Corn IoOo
bush. Barley 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nevyork yvodr,.t,v Anru ~ uEEvra po.otn,s
162 carloads Of Sc hes1fS Carloads direct % TSst Side
sauRbterers Of eanads At Wecba,Tken for cxnn~t a
eScento ~ ona catiosd snt t or,
offerings were about ali ciosed on, ~ Mondays nrees
and the feeling aDpeared 10 he STEADY ~ the finish
Decent 20 prime steers ranged In Price from S 80 10
10 81 65 per loo n and a few tons sold at "a 10 A
limited number OF cows and balls eoId al aYdsa ob and
two pair OF stays and oxen &C "a i0aei % ~ ~
Cable advees from Great Britain report tho beef and
sSbments from this mort todav 600 oua,,ers y, boo,
IN tbe Civ ~ paris e,o ovartsrss a. 10 isiyant Sd
tomorrow there viii be shipped iss live eatte D''
ee1 mixed n SvtTSe s sgs es ana loo Iqaaa az
Al 1888 D. stE sSOi 70 ga 1885 !. $Si Dc,
h. at "a 90; rs do 1868 NJ az a. 20 90 DO i19S n M
q 10 81 do. I106 10 at % 90 do iis3 h. az u 10
u 40, 1890 n a. q e5j 10 DO 1f2s ~ AZ "a e9; Is
40 h21 ~ a. - co. IL DO, 1897 ID, et ~ 50; 10 do,
1925 at q 20; 2do, 1920 n at % 20 DO, 1925 m
at q l0i III DO 11B4 n Of "a % D do, 1925 M al
:, NewtS6 Siilell; lancaster County, Pennsyyan,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
r,ONDON WOOL HALFs,

LONDON Anrii l7At the wool sales to-day there was
o6 affendsnoa and composition animated There were
bales The sales have been suspended until the
2<t inst account OF e Easter nohoayh FohoNlng arc
the cfef1nas and prices In detail;
yicsora 5000 bales. sconrcd 800 40 Iccks and
TED Sisod New sonti Wales 600 balesI secured lss
e "a 3 40 locks and pieceS JsdSiod Queensland 300
hsies aconred IL aid DO locks aud pieces lQdq
south Iustras 900 bales secured u 2d9ls "a 20 locks
and uieces is1is I'd; greasy 6LADlodJ do locke and
sis 1 cape of 6ood Hope ana bales
scotrrSd 8dis greasy, do locks and PIECES
40 locks and pieces 7;dats ssd greasy. s'dSl' lse
TSse was sale o. sheepsns today There gocd e
tenancs and tho demand active There were offered
bales most sold Short wooed SKINS aaVAnceo
10. ana combng Va. over the March prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
,rNrpA1. RAILRoAp OF NEW. JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
FOOT I'll SInI TsSs e SsisG N Go f5ss
400 +, m. for Esston, Bethlehem. Allentown. Maueh
Chung Rs' a. cr fsminssn EastOn Bethlehem Ansu.
:s' osss ss ESYssssss Fs ::s
ton Reading HarrisbSrE pottsyihe' Tamaaua shamofs.
su9eS S6 nv for Pennington Ess.on bethlehem Allen
town. Msucn Chunk Reading Hss,sss.sourg ETC. .,,,
& tr Ts%saaa
n S m 9Sf ssm sasf
Chunk Reading Harrlsburg etc on Sundays at $50 p N
ME- oS hsS s.a fsas 8t.asi
Asbuiy Fark Ocean Grove. except Sunday, Point Plss
my ss, Rys, 20 S.s ssS ..s e.. for s'rnlns'
f2SsS slS OS yas'iaa n SO IN
$50, $40 .. m Sundays AGO. 300 3 m Tor PenA
A!s Sk .AK p.gs, sa,, ;s % .ss 90 asa
FOR ATLANTIC CRY.
s:se a M. p. m t2'so p ~ Through Express
wan S'ii SHORTEST AND QUICKEST RourH
FOE PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
l Ss ( s Re- and ssiaols and Ohio Il. leave SSs e
IiG fos Philadelphia at AS 4 20 NJ
ssbssspSas sss sSs 80. SO 49, a saS 81!
assss9 md s;s /; Sc a =
Mtslns leaving at 40 1lloo M go 100 80
SsS 81 oo R ~ have connection 'sf hsaaas
c9s ss Psss.sa :, ~ z VEL gs
s sassass III East New osuisss 50
& @ss sissss s s IN "a 49,
baeasGs tTsn kossl o. rstzshsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18

Mullen yess 4 1s = i 81 o. e. r. p
\, & /. i: T. 4 : '''' 4 o.
Walsh Kirby Co.. no veai' ti'v Bu'''rml'', ~
S:s 5 u Is a. il g. 1's 2
"a S a.; aaS q siis.t veal. l2s % ros
hesas caGiosds Il Sos ana 10 csrlosds At Is ssSy
CITY ana 10 carloads were carried over sny
Sss s' sT S.' prices ice Tnss soW and
Oys 6,f ros p SSoss 81 cpDd Sheep sold % asS 100
90 d s5SSs T Ts%Ss 4 sass g
e. sf ss, gns 6s PoS 40 q S ssEs 0p'
sa 1ss GPHsd sS Ohio g SHEEP e 3D. % Log
sysls q q = e gsl ~ IA d. g.
q 5o q q g ?s le eb g1iH ono y Teans
ss.s sS g q a. 7C g g. 10 Ss3S s. Spring
Lamb. sS 50 each 10 az e e. ..,orn sheen 81 n
ioS ~ Ell $50 We.teTn 49, 90 n III al 1 aO
q ( SiS ,ss g. q e. g e. si Ss'N ana
'F 81 S1 sas q ! ..gsa oSs sss;
(; H. Fl D. q q & 0s Y 'ii;
a ll9ss e. az dns s d. Il IL b. Sd
spTwRS ha KIRBY Co. isO Clipped State YcansA 70
& d sSEagF 6 5G Sop % g ;sf
s sSS ePP Ca M sSS Eppsd oRc
Z q IT, T YSt oSio T e. e "' %
Newton est. ss Clipped TsrsSry Sa eo i iS IL
go BE L c Na5s % Ohio I0 Yesnss s.
Pennsyvanla Spring Lambs. at a ~ head' ONO 10
J. J" N pideOck 24e Clipped Michigan SHEEP 80 AZ
r S. Kase: S46 Clipped Sheep from Buffalo 50 n I"
20 Gpgss B a. % fs':p SEQ
sale alive ToPinay steady At sSSsT 40 100 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
j on and after JANUARY %. 1889.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New-York, via Desbrosses and corisaA
s Psui :: sSd Ss with Pullman p.,
Car, s'Shod @ and oSSassd Dl ne 81. fs Ha
Dining Smoking and Sleeping vestibuisd Cars At 90
wiiamspors Lock Haven. 100 m, Cory and
Erie at D.. m. connecting at Cory for Ttusyins
0S and Tes sss on 20 M 20 p M rs night
EossCSn P 6S 81 and 20 and saaS
w iSSG and the South Limited w,.a.
Of nFts Ssfs Jay e;s ssa
SnIas ss az i I. IS So 30 s nd %
sunday t.aG SSo ana sHs a: saa
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
10 90 D. m Through Psror Csr). and .. m week
ESf f Sgy h as ldSco s and diSs .
ana VA siSNag anS AsS sSsy A. ana asS1
S's ana q? ka aSs EstssS 90 daily; Via Baltimore
ROsts Of brookiyn kSnex connect with all through
trains at jersey city. aforang speedy and disscs
FOR PHILADELPHIA
EXPRESS trains leave NewYork via Desorosses and Core
g f iss Unfit and with Pnss
$50 1s0 q 2 80 and ~ p 1 ao s sna
3as' els1s sSi@&RSssH "a II
I night leaving daS sscep. Sunday
ana aa "a m q q iol
ana Nos s:. s B sss ana sas ss
and Brspys Annex d ssa Ss; :, FsS
City &c Emierant Ticket once. Castle Garden -. -. =.
oHAs ae r. 1V Manager General fs.s So3 39:n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18

Holder. oer moderately No winter sssy q g i io1
ders ofer moderately futurcs-H onet
snarnev lnsrod western spot firm AZ 80 iOhn nav nm
freely. an. - ouare.r,
anirtte al turpentine, 33s "a per cwt
AHTwEEP April l7-Petroeum Fine pale Ame.lcAn AoH''
Ioi nentines aid and francs % centimes seLera o
ANTwKRP April l7-Wileo1s ard closed ~ % "Nu'' 80
centimes per 100 kiloe. n. -,..n,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
pHonunR MARREre.

xweepoor Ami 1880 D. -Beef-Holdars efeE freely,
extra INDIA st easy II 6ss prime easy at tos Cd
Pork aHeg fsoezrAtey HAmsHoasts oner spar
nsht 90 @ 90 ls STACEY a. 3Ss Cd ShosiaGEs am
egT m2derss sfs q t2rRentane hoasf- odSr sSss
mon. Tp 81 a. Ia Lard-epot and oieE
p 81 sv ss sps .. ssa "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt and
10 a. m for Cat1sauoua ana intermediate points.
m; for Geneva Lyons ElnprS Rochesses S, Buffalo
III ii a M for Cherry Ford and intermediate points
Chair cars 10 TunkhannoeK Connection 10 Reading and
hs lo = m. for Plttston and principal intermediate
40 D. m Tor Mauch Chunk ana intermediate points
connsctSn = Reading and Harrisburg Chair cor 70
n M Tor Geneva Lyons Emirs Rochester, Buffalo
and the West pullman sleeper 70 Lyons -
D,sI G oT 1 Do IN Hshano1 And so r. sS
for MasSS NdRSA SH1 TSaS stisssn and in.smoa.s
p'iS: as D. m for ooplay and intermediate points
ana 'n0 General Eastern offee. 2s6 broadway.
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. O. a.
w a. r Co. Lesses Trains leave wess z2d.
isSS f asi SS q 8 asY n seifsss DsY
kSSs ao Mosa osp.ds si,SS ssi M NssSsS:
Sas sSd grPsss s ssSd sSS:
sssss . ss:ilI ssssss9sa 20 lss9ls
.Vs,. ssssss No - saf hs sss R.sp
sss0 ana ~ L0S Ss, ps ns except
M HcSoken, West Shore Station All go a M a liz
fS Sis. ue ss 81 noTs PCS sB
an sSa s ewsss s. Pssa
ss Wee sass sso s0i 3 wee az ~ s ss
= ss:sssrsl PASSENGER Agent vmassbiiisys. N y i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
Coparinersbip Notices.

| 31.s8 PINE-sT., NEwsYoHK.
Y, BIG CoNGRESS-ST. BOSTON. - .ooo
WE BEG to announce that Mr.. WILLIAM A.
w UNDERWOOD IL Dastner ip our eI from tks date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18

HISTORY OF TILE PEOPLE OF ISRAELI
IRON ne nsim q David ~ 70 the Capture Of ssnsria
~ EREx6T REMAIN, suthor Of ssIAfs Of JsssGz Deny
eso, Cloth Price. - so.
1hs second volume q RsnsRs great work. uniform viii
nrat Soone
eIsut once IN eensrjss does nsh&a arise and 70 any
xer hand ms work impossible. Throueheus II 81
~ uoreefson paradox, for csaliag wholly With what
- - III taught 70 l1o kt tbs osbets knee II 10
s1sIko1 Gan tie Widest romance Ntre heterodex than
IL ts Yet fun large and tsndey fesefshee
- scofsc religion that brsGhteas all tine IL
1900 - crseds lghe Commercial Advertiser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.
IN Trains leave Chasnbers-st Station week days I'D
So 10 and i ;st NJ las ;so q To- -. g;4H
% sSdiil0na trains 70 oressk and way s4o m saA
~ sFd r Manuel Spring Valley Monsey and ralnaas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
Business Chances.

rTRADE JOURNAL--Pubhsher desires to bay
in confidence. TRADE JOURNAL care ?. o. Boz
672, NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
Mt EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FoUR-TRACK TRUNK LIME
10 On and after April 10 trains leave

anS ess .sa Hn sseR S ess.
va H = Il Il, also East Albany % 81 Adams Wa
YORK. ehIo&so. 6ISSiSEATI, h ksSaPS, 81 LOUIS
End care
iedo etc. arriving Chicago At 80 m, Indanapols
III :35 a. m, ST. Louis 40 p NJ next gay. Connects ~
cleveland with train for Columbus and Cincinnati Ee
men 6sssS sss aST for II s FANS To
ronto cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis Detroit ana
Chicago drawing room cars 70 ana R9enesss.
Adams cars n e Tr sg,. vii,
20 :5s o. m. Accommodation TO- Albany and Troy Com
meets Tor wliamstown North Adams and intermediate
points on mt Fs scSeaso Cincinnati md st. Louis *
press Eiagars Fais Bnse S1aspsaSl Bsdss rs.
DesTois and Chicago with vssubuied and stesnlhsata
slesgns and dining Montreal and canandasua xpres
8 ss s's ssa dESs ssS . s
Nan Limited .sa c ssyyss z sS1s'ss'
7aS, 90 D bSHa Fast Night Esprss ss
Ia tElssSrs Falls Toronto, Cleveland. Cincinnati In
dauapolls st. Louis Detroit and ChcAgo with seeplng.
cars sleeps ss g oaSsrSssas on SUNDAYS oily
% 10 mIdnighs for saratoea whitehall AID RUTLAND Ne
connection With train leaving Saturday Sleeping cara -
Tickets and space orawingroom and seepns ears On
Gala AZ Grand Central Station S 7eS and 92 Broadway,
10 PARK Place. Battery Place o. Wess iZoth;sa snd
tton So and SoS Bedford ave.. Z. D., Brooklyn
weseotes Express calls for ane checks baggage non
hotels residences .e......
a. stS On 70 take uD passengers for North and West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
oILMLRKErs.

mn ry Aprl l7-Natona Transit Certificates opsned at
s7a highest s7'4 lowest g. - closed stH ssiss
2oss 900 barrels oleaan ssap0p SsrreI n az
barres .
ptrrssuRs April 1T-EKcitedi lower National Transit
certiacates opened a. e7a closed AZ S4 highest sI1
lowest 5tSa
BRApyoRp Penn April l7-National Transit Certhoatss
opened 5S closed at "a hghest oob io"osS oASi
Clearances, - bbls.
TnusyIIGK Penn April I6-NAtional Traesit cerenoates
ananed AZ SEA highest B7sI lowest SAs closed S4a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
Gtrurslcns.

=. M p ~ GrfTSIoNs no CALIFORNIA; .un
RI MAS C0i.oRADo. NEVADA, UTAH 80 40 81
OREGON leave New.York April ~ ane IA Hsrosdway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18

For Young Ladiss--City.
RI LECTURES EoR LADIEs;1Rev; Dt. Gardnsra
Of HsSly IN Rhyme Lady teacher wanted next year
" An NORMAN INSTITUTE Grounded 1850. HONE no. z
Mosssa a.asOSS Sas VAN NORMAN MP SraoSs
For Boys and Young Men-City.
SCHOOL, S S .nS ss:
81 g. Atm H. l9 e. shehsis6s Pnps
S5s sSHo2 Eo ss aas ss
prepared for Columbia School Of Mines
For Both Sexes--City Vt
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FREE; state
zvSRs sSa sST soS e. s YES:
Art Schools.
Fl En- ssS.is "a E.a8!s. 81 oSs Fss
psnss rs T Tsan; saPSF E,.aa.n, National
s's% & g. Dss NJ David % 5oSn. Ga' Al Mr. James
Musical Instruction.
r Ayo and SUITAE pgst IN twenty pSsso pos
SON, 1870 broadway. between S2d and Ssd Sta
For Young Ladies Country.
T. oLLTGIATE SCHOOL EoE GIRLS Is, E :S,l.
lego a specially P Sptis sd&.sd ysssst, wsilsssS
enc sIis Sh NJ fut ssRRis & '"
TIME GRISWOLID HOME SCHOOL, LYME. CONN.
hts for college, teaches the usual branches and
complishment also harp and rich foreign embroidereS
Especially recommended by physicians for delicate girls
BOYS and Young Men-Countrv.
A EXANDER INSTITUTE.-Mnitar7 boarding school,
VIM" PSineipai, O. r WILLIS, A. NJ. Phi. D.
n ACKwARD AND INVALID BoYs.-The under
and education OF such boys specially. Location
unsurpassed for beauty and health. Address
DR. WILLIAMSON, New.London, Conn.
DAY SHORE, LONG lsLAED.-Chiliren's summer
ID School. study and recreation combined. Limited
number boys received In family. Address Miss WERDEN
I'd oRDENTowN IN. ~ MILITARY INSTITUTE
Lieut. T. d. fHR5oN. cohhnlpaaSt t''A
IN HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR BoYs--At Milford Conn.
IA Parents who unfortunate In the management Of
their will 90 well profit by the adyanaees offered
by this school. Address FRANK NJ HOWE supt
u REEHoLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. J. A6th year
college preparation speeialy business, high sshoo
add classical courses
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarry0v D. on Hudson offers nm
Tor gi S sSy HGasa parents f
II ENNsYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, CHEs
TER 27TH YEAR A MILITARY CoLLBGE
Preparatory Dept COLONEL c. Il HYATT. President
TTSHE PEERSRILL MILITARY ACADEMY. PeekS
III Kill, N. Y.-Seno sor Catalogue
JOHN N TILDEN, A. NJ, NJ D., Principal
For BoSh Sexes-Country.
I'd oCRLAND COLLEGE. Hysokon- the Hudson, -For
IL Ladies and Gentlemen. Enter any time Send for
Catalogue w. H. BANNIsTER. A. NJ. Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
RaiIrOaDs.
NEW LINE TO
~ wAsHIseaos AH VIZ BArrrxonz
CENTRAL R. r. or NEW; 5ERsHY & /.
BA1gIMonE AND oHIo H4ILHoAp.
SOLID THA1ES-N0 THANSFER&
NO EXTRA FARE FOR FAST TIME

ECHEDuLE IN EFFECT MARCH 10 ~
Ttans lesye station Central railroad Of New-Jesss1L
III For Washlnstoa BALTIMORE Wilmington snl QAestsE
$50 n, 4 !aa a. m: so a;s9 $40 p M. 1S Night
For Philsdelphis az ,oc 7z5 80. 30. II 100 "a
isSsbs % g ~ NO jS sss 9 4 g. ss
scpns cars On midnihs train are open to rsceivs pss
sengers az 10 p n. ~ I
osi' lis ga. lilo 1923 Brcsdwsy 7S7 0th,svS, 3d
west 125th.st, 132 East l26th-st, Eew-Yerk: Court
~ es0 Eulton-st. 80 Broedway. Brooklyn.
~N ew.York Transfer Company Will eaI for and check
t.1osne from hotel or rezdenee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
Gearhers.


A TUTORS. GovERNEssEs Professor Teach
"A. all branches supplied schools and families. Or
culars schools 70 parents. Modern languages spoken
MIRIAM CoYRIERE. 81 East 17th-st, bet 4th-ave.
and Broadway.
A BEST TEACHERS supplied. no charge; tsachsrs
hs wanted registration fee vacancies always on
hand form for stamp. Il E AVERY. American School
Bureau. 2 West l4th,st, N. y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A supplies Professor Teachers Tutors. Governesses.
ae. 70 Colleges, sshoois and Faniiies Apply %
MIRA MI. YOUNG.FULToN, % Union SQUARE.
IIESSEB TEACHERS A1EHCY, 10 East 17th-sk,
h supplies competent teachers governesses musleiahs
&C. all branches, resident vbtng recommends schools
English, German. French. Spanish spoken.
g CHERMERHoRN's TEACHERS AGENCY
- Oldest and best In u. s. Established 1850
EAST 14TH.ST, N. Y.
THE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY Established
1880 provides schools with teachers teachers with
positions w. D. KERR. 10 Astor Place, N. Y.
yNoMAH'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU dor
w supplies pxofessos teachers
musicians housekeepsrs. companions chaperones, &C. 70
colleges schools and families also boohkeepers senogra-
piers and cCpyists 70 business 1fms.
Mrs ID. A. tUTLVER. 800 5th.ave New. York City.
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HAVANA Markets.

HAVANA April l7.-spanish gold 81 Seha$2 Seia Ell
change duet shareholders reluctant 10 do business
present rates Tomorrow and Friday viii DO observed nero
holidays
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Danring academies.
A LExANDER MAcGREGoRs, 1os WEST 55TH.sE
n Private Lessons and Glasses In Dancing daily.
Men6elssohn Hall 70 let for private entertainments
IL ERNANDoS Dancing Academy, leg East 66th-sh
IL New classes forming for second term All
Fashionable DanceA Send for circular.
on 5TH.AYE. (CARTIERs).--waih taught rapidly;
on private and class lessons all hours lady assistants
Large Halls to let for Receptions and Germans
6orses, Carriages, Gtr.
MARSHLAND STUD
WI OF
TROTTING STOCK,
Messrs. b. b. THACY q SON,
At auction;
wednesday and Thursday, April IL and 49, 1850, CON-
mencing each day at 10 O'clock
American Institute Building,
3d.ave., between 63d ana cath sts, NeT.Yorks
Address correspondence 10
PETER Q. KELLOGG a CO., Auctioneers,
lo7 JohnsL, Nsw.York-
Tho horses may DO at place Of sale on and after
Monday, April 10. Catalogues 1t lot John-st
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. CITY HALF,
ID A,,rll 4 1890

PrOVIuenCe T., o KooV y
g EALED proposals will be received at this
- once until TUESDAY the 9oth day q April 1883:
At ii O'clock M. for building about $500 lnea feet
Of sewer varying IN size from II 70 40 oy 60 Inches with
necessary manhoes catch basins pipe branches con
ncetons etc In Ridge and West Exchange streets from
obey 70 Drayton avenue; also for building West
Exchange street. from Atwers avenue to Cove street,
Including retaining wall on the northery side OF ssd
about s76 eube yards Of excavation 2447 cubic yards
OF rubbe masonry setting CURLING paving CUTTERS laying
erosswak stone, building roadway, etc.
The plans may DO seen at the Oce OF the City Engneer
Forms Of proposal and Of contract may 90 obtained a.
this ONCE
bond satisfactory 70 the undersigned for sum equal
about cent Of the estimated amount OF the con-
tract as qudaed damages for failure to execute the
contract within 10 days awarded must accompany each
proposal and satisfactory bond for sum equal 90 about
doned upon the faithful performance OF the contract Will
be required OF the successful bidder.
The right 10 reject any or an proposals is reserved.
JOHN A. COLEMAN,
sainnaH
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FAST prTTsFIELp AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL.
with elegant Wagner Drawing Room ears raves Gfan9
Central Station. via Harlem Division day except SUNDAY
st 8 .25 D. m. Fast tine. Superior service
GEORGE u. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
T. NJ, TOUCEY, General Superintendent