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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
OIL MARKETS.

OIL CITY May 6-Nauoul Transit Certificates opensd 81
slSi highest s4S lowest s2A closet sa's saes
q 900 barrels cloarances $4,000 barrels charters
baTrela.
PrrTsBuRa. May 6-Petroeum dull and lower. National
Certificates opened si'a closet a. s2Si hghssS
$40 lowest S2as
BRADFORD, Penn. May 6-Nationa, Transit Certificates
opened at SiS.: closed AZ S2S hghc eAI lowest ozS
Cleannces 2SS000 bblA
TnUsyLLE Penn, May G-Naaonsi Transit cort!hea:es
opened Al SAE highest s4hi lowest Ii closed s2S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
TIE eOURTS
YrR WANTS run PROPERTY BACK.

John p. Mahoney, whose wife Anastasis died last
year, beQuesthing all her property TO her sister, Mary
A. Prendergast is suing the latter to recover the
premises Nos. o06 and COS East Elghtyslxtl-st lie
says that no conveyed this property without condera-
ton through third party 10 HIS wife several years
ago. She agreed to give back to him on demand or
in case she died FIRST 10 leave It to him by her VIII
She did not mention him In that document and be Is
eontesting It, The suit TO recover the properly IRON
his ssterin-law was brought 10 trial yesterday IN
the Supreme Court before Justice Lawrence where the
plaintiff testified 70 the ruth Of his ALLEGATIONS, En-
Judge Charles Donohue and S Thomas appeared LOT
the piaintiR anc Roc 4 Macklin for the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
BITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

Judge Van uoesen in the Court of Common Pleas Part
yesterday granted fifteen attachments against jurors for
failing to appear when summoned.
In the suit OF Louise Harris against Abraham Harris
for divorce the ground Of cruelty Judge Boolstsyer
Of the Court OF Common Pleas yesteraay made order
giving tse paintr s5 week amony and counsel fee
Of s75,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
TO pAss Upon CYRUS W. FIELD. JR.,s, SUIT

no pass UPON CYRUS ". Field JR. s, SUIT.
Justice Ingraham In tho supreme Court yesterday
appointed william H. WINS referee to pass upon the
questions Involved in a suit brought 10y Cyrus W.
Field IT,, agt. A!vah Lewis, for the recovery OF
s6,314 az, which he claims due as commissions on
stock transactions conducted by the plaintiff between
June 2l, 1886, and June is, 1887. The defen dant
admits that Field acted the BROKER, but denies
that he Is indebted 10 him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
domestic Siiuations tuantc6
Females,

Females.
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-Dy capable
' person as nurse to an Invalid lady or
growing children good ssamsirrss eau De
seen al present employers, SIT Madison.
ave, from 10 10 II. Tuesday. "Wednesday
and Thursday.
NURSE ard scAMSTRESS BY yours
~ FrcuchwOman TO take care Of children
Is a good seamstTGsH; willing and ObllRing
city or country. 93l 0th.ave.
NJ UIlSE and SEAMSTREsS.-By q young
~ German woman experienced nurse ard
nFBt-class sFamstreAs city uF country best
rfcrcnces. Call at 9A S.nve,
NJ URSE.-By a lady accustomed TO tho care
" and training u children Wlthes such .
charge for the summer or permanently. "a,
dress p C.. Box %. Tribune Uptown once
1898 Broadway.
NURSERY a Protestant woman. IN
good family; citj- or country; good
references from the last place. RS Wnst
2tth.st. LIST bell.
n URSE.-By 4 German woman sDoak IA
" her language perfectly; diploma Ia
German. good noedlowumnn Understands
carp % .nvallds kind. goOd.nhtuFot. willing.
500 6th.aye, upstairs. between 36th ana
3oth str. JACQUIN's.
N URSE.-B an experienced, reliable, re-.
l hned person A. nurse and attendant on
invalid best reference ~ N cApibilitY for
both. Call or addtess @05 Lorimer'It. BruoE'
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

fOJ1f %
the average was estimated AZ - 30. -, $1,000, -. -oL
hesdoS carloads direct East side and Brooklyn 9u2h.
Ieers 50 carloads Wechaw for export III caods
al 6Ost Including IS carloads for Mr.. Eastman. "
carloads for J. stern carloads for Kaufman s.auss
q single carload for MctLger q Levy anu " 0aA'
loads Jersey City 10 be s0li ,-,-,- $780,. o.,
The market opened with somewhat bFisk uenlah1 LOT
All grades closnE dull but steady for GOOD hGa catee
and Toe higher for Common 10 Fair sfSrS iHh' III
grAies being especially urm aui wanted Din cars al
good heavy cRtLle, ungold at the clo'c.
Poorest 20 sold At the extremes OF 20 %
- 30 per 100 n, but mainly at a 2oGT1 % JPr ar "
Prime A carload Of State Cows brought ~ u -
The North Durham got OF yesterday with 500 cstiie'
the I.udgate Hin with 400 cattle AMI abohI L14V qW,
tiers Of beef and the France Is 10 sail to-day Win 4LS
cattlc, oY5 sheep and $50 quarters Of beef a.. ..
The Nevada will sail tomorrow VITA Z'ZVO quarters
II beet.
This shipments OF Lave Cattle and sheep and Dressed
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NO Pay FOR ". p. sHEARNIy.

NO PAY FOR v. p. SHEARNAN.
The pay-rolls OF the Finance Department. without
the name OF ". p Sherman, supervisor Of accounts,
wore approved by the Mayor yesterday and the hard
worked servants OF the city the first floor of the
Stewart Building got thor Aprll pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
Stock Exchange. Consolidated.

Refined OIL was unchanged q. SO cents per gallon
in Ncw.York and G.75 cents in Philadelphia and Ba
!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

gSneS Es:9,ns' me s siS'r ws. s1s rs
re c s5sS 6s sSsn' sisa a . i2sits
rs Ss: J. E,y % sss9 :y Goa! s:;i; :a;
S SS u h'a N S:oi M1 SSl? i:a yS quiet sa
A7bSse PORK quiet at sa2 a. tAra aF M pcon sssy
mort mort ci S;SS "a s &n..y LEO
SHo H.r R ssh sf Is S''t S. S
9 q So F,:sns and Ssicaer. y g receipts
ami Quo FIAT. V SIS a Gayns
and 73e premium 'oIins Receipts o. wheat sou bush
MgrAVFEs Ma sFgar .es4y wn,,; AMI Arm Ne Sa's
at 50 - oats quiet 30 ? whItc q G27Lze Rye arn:
SS en- :, shi' 90 fGi 20 &c
O EsS Fpy ss Sta Sar cS'S ss
w S1: SO Ss' SSy,S s. Sa,4 ssS Sa.
PmADELPHrA, May 6.-FlourIM;rket almost Wholly ne.
CD 5s. ~ sSHn&c weak n sSd s& to
AND rssansS sGpsrhne % Sosts EITs.
F. fsnas WAS FAMILY = s5ss{ So
s Sr2Ssis = 7S%f co IDIna C' Clear y 50 "a Do
aat q 3l9sS GS ~ s L2S aa SSs;Ss[ % WRsr
rt5ar Ear to Choice IS 06asS 30; Minesota CIsss
$ E. Rys oa 2 s ,,day tsois 90 &ss
ruled ar9 under sht offerings and Ss@fnf sSnt1gsd dpn
H" sS depot F At ia5 %pGE
Jqgo gc y 30 At 'Sr 3%y r corr
aPs S4{ 9 &, iGT no M$s%
OaS-Markct Ois iArly active and prc6s
r1lsI frn under moderate offerings sales OF Cngrafed
White az Nc White 80 nc. No White 81 1s2Aeei
do track S2'sc DO special b;n in 2o;ht eIsyatcr
30 whiJo hr May 32tS32Ho; DO for June $40
Poat1rs seay! WhiIo PoIAtoas-Sew.York and Western
ETiy POSE Choice per bush. do Prime 32935e do
Fair 70 Good 832c. BurOanks and White Stars Chotce
3Oa3gc; 10 Gooi 20 GSc; Mammoth Pearl Choce
3Oc Hebron Choice 80 1850 New pOtatOcsforida per
Iii Prime 90: do Medium 50 80 "a SO. Provtnons
quiet and steady. Beeflty Family 80 20 4s10 per Dbl
10 do packets ~ 5OGslO; Smoked Beef 10 1l0c bess
Hams 81 SiS So Pork-Gess New slt OO Go friIne
Meas, New at sl3 So do Family sl0 a 10 90 baIns-
Smoked lUL99l29o; do 8. p Cured IN uArces S2sloso;
sides Cle.E R6. IN SALT 7ha7te DO 90 smoked ssssei
20; shoulders pickle cured 7S7s 90 do smoked Ss9S
Bellies IN pickle, s1Slsc do. breakfast bacon V9olOo
Lard quiet steady; CITY Refined y. Ssae steam 7SI.s
Butchers loose 6d Butter dul steady Pennylvaph
Creamery Extra 81 2Sc; omnsvvsnia Prints Exr 20 szoe
9lbc Packing Butter 1l6l2o Eggs st"tdy pennsylvanA
Frss iS4lIci Western Firsts l39c. Cheese steady;
Part Skins 81 % Fun Skins &C. Sugsr-Rehnea guet
Powdered 0aphc; GranulAod &c. Feed steady Wlntar
sl3 IS 9Sli IS per Petroleum dull 10 Abel
test IN bits. $40. Receipts-Flour $500 ObS Wheas
1900 bush. Corn 5000 bush. Oats 1900 oush. ship.
Incns-Wheat 5000 bush. Corn $1,000 bush oAis lSOoo
bush
ToLEpo. May 5.-wheat dun but hrmi cssh at 81 10;
May SJLc; June $3.50 July 79sc August 7clf1 Corn
du steady Gosh 35c May 35i.c. Osts quiet and sieAy
White 25Lc Covers-ed higher; cash - 70.
Recepts-WheAt 5000 bush Corn 1900 bush oats LOGO
bush. shpments-wheat 1000 bush Corn SaOOo easa
OaJs 5000 BUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
Domestic Situations manie6
Females.

Females.
NUESE.-By a North OF Ireland Protes.
tcstnat A. 'Chllds nurse good refer
eHcc; cards answered. Call, for Two days,
Ut zoo LAst SSth.st.
MUSE and sEWING.-By Canadian
~ Protestant Hiri young active, very
capable for children or invalid city or coun.
Try wages ICES All object than a steady
place. CANADIAN NURSE, 90 Oth.ayc.,
near l7th.gt, MIRA HALLS
NURSE. -By neat, tidy young American
~ gill, first Class sewer; willing and
obllginV city or country moderate wagcS
40 cards, Cali a. ia East 4lst-st.
NURSE and sEAMSTRESS,-By a com.
! pytcnt German girl % growing children
would like 20 90 10 Europe or to the Coun.
try bost reference. Call AZ Ais East 23d.
It,, between lst-are and Avenue A.
n URSE, BY young glrl as second nurse
" fond ~ .hiliNn, and willing TO assist
with other work; good city reference. "A.
dresA NURSE. RJE 80 Tribune Uptown
once, i,o85 Broadway.
MUS HRY GOVEREESS.- by An edu.
~ caJcd German Protestant, lately landed
as nursery goyoFnesS 10 growing children
IL willing t1 60 a. tho country with fam
ily. Addrcsa f., Box $50. l53 4th,aye.
u ARLoR MAID by Young girl hae 2
T. years hrst.elasE rufefonce from iast
place. Please cal! ifS West l4th-sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
PRODUCE MARKETS.

nvsnoct. Mar $3.50 p BEEF Holders offer spar.
tngp PorBoldefs oier moderately. HamsHolherso Offer
stxfingy short cut fn Al 92s I'd Bacon Holders ossr
noAsfstey. CheeseHahers oer .srtnsyi American nes
Thliow-HOlderu mod
efstey. Spirits OF tarpeAtns-notsrs offer moderately
6tAAy &c e4s 81 Cstt0nseed Oil Liverpool refined
zee kosin--Hobdsrs offer spafiDgy common. firm
- loaeL rdSpot aad fatntes- Hoacra ncaeratey
WneatHoiders Oaer moderately Eeur--B0ders
eratey. offer SpaT1esly
otter HDsfinEy mtred Western spot steady At 81 On
nay saoay at g lOd HSps at L0ndou-Sew York STATE
Esssipts q whssfor me pss week from Atlantic por,.
b,7vo Sesytsrsi from Pacific grtA i60oSs frDn other
soares< 10000 quarters Eeceits Of Amareaa coin Tor the
past week, ~. 100 auzrters. - ~
BrssasHA wheat quiet dsman4 poor hoders offer mol
ersssly California, No !. Ts0iS per cstaL Corn hfm
Asrwsxs MAJ. e-Ps,roenm yas pale American Ism.
AsrwrsH Say g-wIleoxs hrs closet az is tfaaos 20
EsSxEs Nay e-.Psirolsun--s marks 80 pisnbiga
--------- E.F
HAVANA MARKETS
uAvANk Nay o. Spanish god "a sefsaa2 xea nv
change firm. sugar-Holefs keep sioof
...s.-ll
SPIRITS OF TURPENrINE.
rBtslExrux Mar 6.--THrpentine rYa at ace asked.
BANANAS. Mag 1.-yrurpeniine nrm st 3Ie.
rspusisolss May s-whsst- ysshisg doing 80 Re-
sissdyi No. Mixed 2A'ss
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domestic situations toanisS.
Females.

Females.
NyASHINf.-By respectable eolored
w woman for private family, or sneis
lady or gentleman, excellent washer ana
irOneri good reference given. Mfs
ADKINS, 222 East 9Tth.st.
Va ASllING-By a French lavndress; arss
w class; laces, curtaIn,, silk underhrat
gents shirts, &c. special rates for fAHJlle.,'
highest references. Address Nine. COUSIN,
1857 East 8Sd-sL
M AsuINC or CLEANING. by re-
w spectacle woman by the d9y. Ars
BLACK, lao West 27th'st
w ANTED. Washing and ironing; by the
w day or work; hrst-class rfetoness
Address J. WOOD, 113 West 53d-st.
w AITRESs.-By Swedish girl IN
w private family tlrst class references
Mrs. MALCOLM, 200 East 20th'st
WASHING. by cJlored woman. by deieas
w week or month; .Ood references Ns~
CHRlSToN, l00 Bleeeker,sL -
w ASKING or HOuSECLEANIH9,-by
w young woman; 20 so cet py ~"
day. 100 West 25th-st,, beu ID -------
NNASMING.-B a. respectable woman ~
w house or BY the day; best reieren0'
given. 322 East 90th,st, -.
M AITREss or HAMBERM AiD:-u,esy,
w q young woman, In Q private L,su,3 =
1 yearG city references e06 East eS ta-ses-
Ear other sitssrlsn. Wanted see ots sass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

Cash quotation. follows No. sp1ps whss,
No . Corn ne No.2 Oas 2Sc No 2Eyn 4o3e Nc bar:
ley nominal No. Flax seeI AZ q 81 Prime Tln1ouy
ri 90 50 por RID sides loose IS NJ 90 Dy
boxed al - 3; whskey dlsiiuers finished goods 81 %
per gallon. sugatS-CuE Loaf 3'sdSso: Grsnuated $40
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

Net cash bans s2sO 1897 S5t $685. Dec ssSo4sG
The foreign exchanges were quiet and firm; The
scarcity OF commercial bills was not relieved, and
IL any security bills were drawn they were an
sorbed almost before they reached the open mar
lpt, The quotations for actual business were as
follows: Bankers bills st 81 81 l2 and "a 80 IA
for long and short sterling; French
francs ut 5l7 IL and Bic: rcichmarlts at 95 3-s
and 95 "a, and guilders Mt 30 80 and 40 50.
In London British consols further advanced Ii
10 9B 1915 for money Bnd 81 TO 90 IL for the
account. The Bank OF England gained 10000
pounds bullion balance. but the rate Of discount
In the open market WAS not lowered from l S-4
ncr cent Bar silver was q shade higher at
sd an ounce American railway shares were
ire grllar but generally lower and closed without
important reaction. At Paris exchange on Lon
linz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
rfAyANA MARxErs

HAVANA Nay O. - Spanish god 81 seisaaa xss, n,
change hfm. sugar- Holders keep sioof -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

rSpuxlPoaxs May whrst-yofling doing, 80 RED
~ es5e. Corn nrn No. hrea 52e BID Oats aa'@t Init
sisady No. Mixed 2Assc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINR
rBIslaxfos Mar e.lTarpentne fra at aee asked
BANANAS. MAJ 5.--rurpentine nrm 81 3ve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

Actual Sales Closing No
st'>A> op'E H'Kt. Iou't final Bd- AAkd sold
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frocuon higher while Sugar Ieiineries stock
n 0iil was barely steady around 90. Among
he other transactions. Kingston and Pembroke
iron sold (2O0l at 81 IS and 81 81, l-2: Duluth
South Shore and Atlantic 1856 at and Ia. ana
nrefcrrcd 1901 at a decline OIL per cent 10 20
Money vas easy at about l-2 per cent on eau.
A few loans were made at 3 per cent. but at the
end there was a supply OF funds ample enough
10 o., Pr the rate down TO 2 and 1-2 per cent.
Tho Clearing House statement today was gs
foliows: Exchanges, Ss4.925.2S9: balances,
The Sub-rreasury to-day WINS debtor 10 the
C,Irarinc House S5OO,503. It's net gain bal
once on SATURDAY. and to-day was sol Q, $50 made
nm nv gains Of s6l 1870 currency and 1857 02O ctin
The two days operations covered: Receipts,
e. oi q 059. paymrnts, A. 097,7 700; resulting in
general balance of 81 7O,046,l49 coin and &c.,
29s 36l currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ccived to-day s2l5,55l National bank notes for re-
demption. o,, -, a.,
internal revenue receipts were S04s, 632.
ro-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank COMPARES with
the figures Of the last previous statement as
follows:
Ma, cold on ma SOL 5Si 4s4 s8s Inc sl247l73
Net stlySr on hid 27,Sii.7I7 2TIO7370 Dec lOt'3Ss
N on Esnd 2s o2o os4SO $50 Dec 1920
Actual cash IN
TreaEy vaults
SySI 600 ss7 go se4a4 7s6 Inc so1S65s
Dep9its in b'ks 4l4SO,32l 42.595, 2sS Dec lsS5OSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

Brady aud Daniels JJ-Nos CT, g. IS 75 IS 10 so 81
ll6 ~,
suPKsxE coUxr CHAMBERS - Before Barrett u 'ton
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BogDs AVID BANK sTot

O......sloO
bS. lis. lo+
Fourth Nat Bank
25.......loi
West National BIZ
To-. 90
South Carolina Is
Non Fun1iabl6
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nocKk

THE GEgERAL LIST.
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CLOSING PRICES Of BOSTON Stocks
Bost0u May q. 1859.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-10
CIIlAINEYS.

l.Peag.top" g. lamp-chin,-
neys do not - break in
use: they are made of tough
glass by Macbeth & Co., Pitts
burgh. Yoar dealer probably
has them # not he viii thank
you to make hin. acquainted,
vlth them
The makers win send you a
primer on glass. tough glass,
lead glass. for lamp-chimneys.
Lead glass IS tough.
Chinneys are mostly made
of brittle lime glass, partly
because it is cheap. and partly
because 1t IS brittle. Makers
are apt to think the sooner
things wear out or break the
better for business 1t may be
for business. bat not we sus'
pect, for tier business.
Macbeth & co. paya dealer
TO gwe new cfnmneys for any
ti1at break m use.
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AGENTS WANTED.

Gs~ For CLUE RATES, or any further in
formation desired, write legibly to the under
signed, clearly stating your residence with
state, County, Street and Number. More rapid
return mail delivery viii be assured by your
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I'M PC ARA r..

EHV8 20 " I ara 7.
Address Nj. A. DAUPHEN
New Orleans, La,
or NJ. A. DAUPHEN
Washington, n. e.
BY ordinary letter containing Money Order
issued by all Express Companies, New York Ex
change, Draft or Postal Note
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Rant Steamship Line.

sENI-wEEKLY
lam pa, Key West and Havana
SOUTH-BOUND-
Lv Port Tampa Mondays and Thursdays 1880
N.
Ar Key West Tuesdays and Fridays 4P.x
ar Havana Wednesdays and Saturdays A. Il
NORTH BOUND.
LV havana Wednesdays and Saturdays P ~
Nv hey West Wednesdays and Saturdays9P. NJ
ar Fort Tampa Thursdays and Sundays $3.50
Connecting at Port Tampa with West India
Fast Train to and from Northern and Eastern
cities. For stateroom accommodations, apply
to City Ticket Office, s., F. & w. R'y, Jackson
vile, or Agent Plant Steamship Line, Tampa
c. u. OWENS, Traffic Manager
Fl. 6 HAINES General Manager
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Address Registered Letters Contain
ing Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans. La.

is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS of New Orleans and the Tickets are
signed by the President of an Institution, whose
chartered rights recognized in the highest
Courts; therefore, beware of all limitations or
anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the price of the smallest
part OF fraction of q Ticket ISSUED BY Us
in any Drawing Anything in our name offered
for less than a Dollar il a swindle.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-10

except
NIen "
Milen8 ;O
WDIna Mulan OO1n
take
A CHA
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Florida Railway and Navigation COMPANY.
IN EFFECT JANUARY 90, 1884
Central Standard time used)

ameans a H.. p means p. ~
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CEDAR KEY DIVISION.

F. & j. BRANCH
S;O0p 1:05a Lv Fernandina Ar 6:10p 1l:4oa
4;15p S:40a Ar Jacksonville Lv ASP 1000,
For local time cards, folders. maps, rates ami
any other information, call at City Ticket once
81 West Bay street, corner Hogan.
A. o. MACDOEELL, G. ?. A
D. E. MAXWELL, Gen. Supt
n. S. PENNINGTON, Traffic Manager
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Charleston and Savannah Railway
Schedule in Effect May 18th. 1889

Schedule in Effect May 18th 1882
TRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah By
Il Standard Time, which is SO minutes slower
than city time.
NORTHWARD.
No. 66* No. rs No. 7S.+ NO. 5aI
Lv Saw. 6:45am 12:39pm $40 pm 3;40pm
Ar Beu'ft+10:1i am $500. ........ .......'
ArAll'd1'e10:25 IN ......-. .......- ....''''
ar Aug. 12:40pm .......... ........ -.
Ar Char. 1910 pm 5:20pm LIS IN 9Dp"
SOUTHWARK.
No. 15.* No. 35.* No Hf '''''"'
Lv Char. 7:2O IN SHOP m 400 a ''''',..
Lv Aug =. l2;45 pm ....'.'' '.'..'..
Lv Beu'f't 7:22 a 200 I'M T.. :, $780,. $780,.
Ar SAY. 1040 m 700 pm 6:44 m .. .,d,t,s
*Daily. Italy except Sunday. +ouluA''
only. ,.,vasn
Train No. ID stops at all stations pe'"0'-
Savannah and Yemassee. III 11ords-
Tram No. rs stops only at Montei'h' H-
vile, Ridgeland Green Pond. .,o,s
Trains Nos. SO and 66 stop at all ststlon stations AMI
For tickets, Pullman car roservaLtsiSSu61 Tickes
other information, apply to WIN. BHEN' l''N'
Agent, - Bull street, and at depot; Aoert
E. ?. NIcSWINEY, Gen. tasS As'
c. S. GADSDEN, Superintendent.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-13

vDis Srau @rdin felt mid Der
MaoemuiielIe aur @erfiguns. -. 8em
MaoempiieQe mir ibren @epddl4ein
seben uno iosleia ben @asen beffeisen
tponen."
TrDb Der ebrerbietisen Musoruds.
tpetle lag in benz gansea Muitreten bes
Dieners unb III Der 9rt uno 8eiie. tn
tpelher er bas Mdohen BON &Dpf biz
gu SiiBen muiferte, ettpas Mnmabenoes,
mas Martba tetneswess entgtng uno
ibr In elmer 8esiebuns peniefens idon
slei9 NIT einem male ibre Gage tlar
mahte, es uar iene gIrt BON Gifer'
iu&t unb Gbneisuns, tpelae ote Diener
elmer 9erri@ait iebr bdufiS sesen Sc
mano empfinben, Der ourd @eburt mnc
Grsiebuns b5ber itebt els fie unO bod
sleid ibnen ielbft besablt tpiro bel.
sidt nur I'M Elm @eringes better.
Tortietuns folgt.)
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0ebem Ste mad Waibpt4e?
Dit
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSN

periomuelt fit in y1nibpille BON Is. Bis 10. SnIi 1889,
unb bic vMonon Route" trirb grenrfous. Dilete Al
beionberS ~niebri9en Breiien fir bic Gnnofabrt perfans
fen, BON GbicaaD, Uiihigan gitn uno alien Bunftet bes
Wor6ireftens. Borri6tnngen fit bnrhgebenbe Maaapns
pom Ghicaoo gum Gnbsiel ffnb ~getroffen tporben. Bors
trefaihe ACCOMMODATION, oirefte Gcute mad NaitptQe,
iIniperitdten an bieier &inie. Der Name .Monons
III audi befaunt oils bic Mammoth Cave Route, bo
oieie peltbsribnte 66ble burh bieie Goute brett ers
reiht nirb. Seben gle fb ehpas Sntereiontes an u.
MAIDEN sic bic Gabrt In ben Bulman's f~einfte1 Buffet
sleepers", Parlor Chair Cars" rber Valaft Waaaons.
I'm ndbere Ausfunft fDen6e man fh an g.. o.. goes
ftrous, q. y. H., Dor 58l UiinneapoIis, poer @ q.
Nc&Ormt6, ". I'd. H., 1856 Dearborn Ctr. GbieoQo.
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nod bic @~rinnerung an bic Selig.
tett, bie er In ienen Trdumen ers
pfanb. -
Mit lautem @tDbnen bars er bas
6aupt pieber in ben 0dnben unb bob
es niHt eber tpieber, bis ein abermaliges
&auiden unb @osen rtngsum ibm an,
3eiste, baB Der 8rautsug bic Stride uis.
Der perlaHen unb bic mad anbaltenbem
Sliifern eintretenbe Stiqe, bab bic
S4aar Der Nellsiertsen oemielben &C.
folst, unb er aaein, gang aleiu geblies
ben fei.
8ei benz fr5bliden 9Odwitsmabl
tlaete 2ilia Becci ibrem iuusen Soften,
mie iebr es fie idnerse, oaB Der semein,
ldaftlide Sreuno, bab Sacopo Deli
ni@t getommsn fet, ibren gbrentag
bur9 feine @esenuart ihnen nod gu
peri66nen.
u&einen meiner 8riefe Pat er beant
pDrtet, "s,idmolte iie ~ieit benz letten
Sobannistae BIN i'd Dbne Nahridt bon
ibm. Sem Obeim fornte mir aud nidt
piel pot, ibm iasen; unier Saco 1T cir
Srreeiit seporoen J"
Ntt sdrtlidem 3ureoen trbitete In'
tomb lsin lieblihes @eib. unb meinte
@er psiB, po fein irrenoer SuB ia.
fet? @ieneidt bdlt bic Siebe Jpn &c:
fefelt mnb bas Slid - Elm Slid, nil
oas unierise !"
BUR ielben Stunoe aber DerlieB So:
copo Deli beimli@ unb une,fdnnt lein'
6eimatb, in bic er ME auriid3ufehren &C.
batte, nno nanoerte freuolos uno rube
los binaus In bic peite @elt.-