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New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-x. Y. CIT

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N Y CITY
s9th,s No. las East $50 # " Of SdaSe M rS 2SS s1se
Attorney.st Nos. 155 and l57 also No. l27 De
iancey.st; Moses schiansky to Jacob flnkel' !
Ro66lns-aye, g ;, 100 # Of LeSiogten-st 2'x 1000
. loo; Alice Tourney 70 Carl Moha;. az AOOO
g21A%1'MNgS;d Sena$9 Mssan jacob Niie' @"u 2s $500
Csss - Noer and wIfe to Peter Moler IL 800
dcobeIS 0 10 and % ife to Frohmann Bros 5000
14Oth-st = 13j II W Of sth-sve, loHO9ll; = ooo
epoSnTf Smb and V%ifef wfe 70 q sImson Wolf $500
heCis;s Christian Young i9 and ne wife to nsSedet
O'RSkg RSISbt to Sor George TSrct 700
14sa 255 " IyoS Of WSk. qSsyaTca ca 1SOS2s To- 3Smd
1885. aist'autr s. $50 IT Of Boulevard 25xooii
l4so,Ss, c 50 Kss S'P + Donovan m ~ 49,. $3.50
2nit o and s iVT %t ~ to theodore ClarksoH 10000
2Ox9s.9; Fanny and Andrew Bressant to - ooo
27thlsG 10 los West 5, 40 # Of Oth-ave 80 ooo
stS 81 aS ssSpR Tas s2 Of aaye ix
1OO.s Louis Mule ct al TO Caroline Hanlein
same property; Matilda and Charles Strupmann'
Same IS Property same and Strupmsn,
. 90 wm g KrvmeVlede to Lichtcnsten $1,000
xs9 LIKE ClaTk Z, George II johnston 1000
'5sye 10; S a4 .es' ass ssa les3 Aaron as tmnv Il
'ers 70 George Fl Johnston Ma'On 1900
Wagner and nd wife to o. Henry MOTIFS 2OOO
Richard D Whiting to NicSoas conforti $4,000
and Louis Sraus to Charles 3 storrs 10000
20 HARRIET SfTs' snd d ward %Seccr to
Herman Both lou
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19

PONDS FOR SAIL.
ID p,.no.aI riil be received By the undersigned until
The - rebruary 1890, for the purchase Of Five
goo S2s' nss S soSs. ,5 bonds h.
issued fr .sMpsrase grading and paving purposes
Nhioimauoh VIII w. ID. CASH,
Chairman Finance Committee,
Key West. Fla
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19

Rclioble q Per Cent. Investments
Afo, nesonal inspection Of the field and methods OF
Mcad's StaIe Bank, York, Neb, capital $500 600.
neorpoatcd under the laws Of Nebraska we oer at par
ana hi nfnrna and semi annual coupons guarahteci
their per Ct deoennre rnndS das iseS ssrgrsd
Co.. chicago, ILL., capital 81 goo oo9 50 ~ per cen, ist;
Improved rcai estau. All payable at Mercantile Ma
"ohn, Hank. NGCwn,einai County and school bonds.
Zen. q. Nichols md schuyler \. Warren.
"'"' W. ' 81 Exchange Place, New.York.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
New.York, wednesday, Dec. is
- ,.,s -. .,o t-vchance and An


, ,o,,ov,nc sales were held at the Exchange and Auc
lion Room to-day: . oo., -.
" Of 9thave lot 25xos9; Anld 80 250 , ,,h ,,. =,
and Yos 71a to 7so th.ave Nos 5sO to 1@oo broadway
HsSst Ilot 1Gox00 9x-v6oA: 4 L Hsles, 800 500 son
9story building with plot Of & eao oI Irres
N76G: Henry Moore s129 900. -,
we.,:s, s'qt Gt 9oNss similar S%dne lot No
50 adjoining above lot 20x6s Dennison, s2i 3Vo;
S.tory oSaase Se%ss w1r saTe p1 bSver sS1 600
Mot az ground and buildings Nos 32@ and S4 Mest-st
n cor Charlton-st, plot ASK about a. ""s"e'
5.stoy building with lot No ss3 6iresnwiSh''t s.
q stnTy Suiidng WITH lease Of lot No 1856 Readest
n : . Of (;recnwich.st. lot 25X53; Won9k .2'Ooo'
., tssGy tSnyc lc 5S12c Wensta ehe, 900
lot and 3-stOry buildings Nos o39 anu o. w.
cor Washingtonst, lot y 22ZN'o''N-Noi''' '''"'''
4sory house with lot No Fast "a 5sd;ct; 5oS s Of
5stopy building WITH lot $50 9thave, cor o5h'
st. lot 25 SssS & AdsG Ioc f. Of ohave
lot west i5Sdst $50 IT of 11thavc, 25No91l
o s;,l.9s IVES. Of io'h'aye sSS about
% lot iothave 50 II o, 166th.st, 25x1oO; John
10. " ioth.ave 25 IT II of 1eOth-st, 25x1oo; same
lot Gberryst 1919 Of Montsomery-s 221oz
4.story building with lot No 9c4 oh-aye $, III 3
Of Sotnft tSd St sGAGo @ lot 10 s5 wcst sstst s.
, ~ oth.ave lot Is 0xas o. p Moses s19 600. -,oo
lot, No 4l5 East 10th st, s. Of 1st"SVe' 2'Nioo
9.story building with los, Nos Sos ard 2o7 Fast
lolstst, zoo Of 3dave' lots -oAioV'ii '"'" '"'''
4story buildings with lots. Nos 11i and 1l0 Eas.
12oth-st, $3.50 OF 4h-ave lots Zo'loNioo'i0 '"'"'
'''''"' BROOKLYN PROPERTY
sstory houses with lots o52 to $50 Hokimsr,st
cor Columbus Place, lots 1GX90 each MI Noohan
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19

BROOKLYN PROPERTY
cor colm6us Place lots IGx96 each Mr.. Noonan, $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-01
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
l. TIE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA.
PROTECTED THROUGHPUT BY THE
OVERLOOKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGN Al
SYSTEM.
TRAINS FOR THE WEST


Leave ON sN6 A FL sRTsE .9 3d. Ss SIS
she pioneer q pullman es . 81 er psSS Si &
Ss lie Rn9 Ss sa sSp Sn
Chicago and Cincinnati. -
Fs linz n NTH cpT p% p rstr y 'S S
PfusGGig Cincinnati Cleveland and 81 Louis. daily.
80 d. M western Express With pullman vesubuls
cR SSsHS ciaeinaa and Louis daily except saIaf
aay ~ 'o pScac E&pess with pullman veseuo Sleep.
ing Cars daily Tor PittsbuEg Chicago and Toledo daily.
For wlliIamspoTi. Lock Haven, 90 a. m; 500 p M
Sorry and Erie a., e. 90 cq6s connecting at 0O' %
For Lebanon 100 M 100 % and ~ ,S F R6Sos
90 ii 90 a. H., 90 90 and4 80 p IN. sundays.
SS and 70 TO- 5 and ne o S,S;s m w,nnqn
Limited EXpgsss Of Pullman Plror Cars daily sRcep'
s sSd dg !"S %R Dau e Car az 95 SV aS
So 90 aad 80 a. a. + co sdo 3d. sad %
H. a8a 80 80 @"a 90 p n.y. ana al 10 - night
cl2Ddd scepefs Dining Car and Coaches through.
'Ot days s.'' For Cape May / 90 D. m; weeE-isys
20 and 10 ,. m on sunday > as a. m. and 90
For Old Point end NSTfqk 30 Via YeTY0rk PhBsSaePhi.
and E 5g 5c ks 6 n C% d. say via Baltimore
BOas Of " BTooklyn Annex connect with all ths91gs
o Tariff II1 fS nE Erg9 5f tF nl. ra leave eyo
fo Via besbrosse and coandt streei Ferries a. oo%s
15 S7G G sna PO 10 ~ g ehflS2
il 60 a. m.' y 20 100 ZOO 90 30 90 80.
Sc Geo. SoP ON 10 10 ana n.y. 20 sn8 90 D. n.y.
Sundays, Cypress 90 Is, 90 % Limited! and 10
p N. and 10 rs night. Accommodation. 700 D. IA.
Trains leave New-York daily except sunday az 90 AMI
II 10 a. m ?. 4 ., p H., and 10 a. m snd 80
Ticket offices Nos. l. 435, $40 and 944 Broadway; I
Aston House and foot OF Desbroses and COrtlsndt sS
4 Court-qt. and Brooklyn Annex Station. q FuE
ton st.. Brooklyn: rs Hrdson-st HoboSen station.
Jersey CITY: Fmigtant Ticket Oflco. Castle Garden.
Thu New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage non hotels and residence,
CHAS r. PUGH. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-01
THE PETROLEUM AARKBi.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PIdCES
Rear speculation remains dead at the petroleum
exchanges. Traders continue the profitable process
OF cndeavorng TO devour each other, instead OF ND
bling Oft the fluctuations formerly made BY large
Operators The New-York traders who thought thai
activity could be bred by change in the system oil
operating arc anxious for change again. Inc
COY pylcrs Of tho Western centres that now are me
L9un- Of people who have memories OF former specu
aii0ns-thcse pyEers who yielded uciantly 10 nv
are now apparently satisfied with the options 10
lectcd by tie seducefs. Eence a prospect OF 10
sons ons Is suggested in the Conference OF Oh PIX
changes The petroleum producers appear 10 nav
eschcwed the vice Of speculation and arr resting soh
tent with the good prices Of 81 2o6 81 % for fresh hI
oil. The STANDARD Oh people are seemingly sa,lsn
with the cyce ent working OF the principe OF SuPPJ
and d0ma1d-wth their reserve stock on haad' MI
siu.ci3 ought TO be pleased with cheap light WIN
the oil market presenting this picture IL IS nov III
10 the further lowering IN refined quotations OF 'uo
twenty barrclan-hour well In lC31yot te.i,oy ~
Builder County Penn At the stock EXCHANGE huct u
tons were confined TO IA cent. P!pe Inc ceitlI
cateen now are printed the tail end OF the unis uu
securities sheet OF the stock Exchange at me Non
sodaled Exchange options fuctuated over range %
Tho range of prices and the total dealings were as
follows:
EyeSa9go Consolidated.
0penng ....-...00ss 20 90 "a
Highest ----.-.....---.--..---.-.-.-oo &c "a 10
Lowest 20 = % -
FiUat 10 :, . ,oce 600
saei barrels ....................99.00J '229 ooo
includes sales Of 4OOo barrels tomorrow de-
livery at 90 cents.
Refined oil continues duh and easy. Quotations
were reduced points per gallon az New-fork anu
Philadelphia that they now are 1O5 cents al all
Foreign MISUNDERSTANDING II 1s francs, Bremen
CTS marks, London 1868 1916 pence
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Railroads.
ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running It's
DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO!

DINING YAK lI1lsOOGH ~ CttICAUO.
800 p. NJ, 500 p. NJ, 80 p. NJ
ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS. AND EACH
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH TO CHICAGO WITHOUT
LI1ANGL VI AM CLAao Op CA4-o.
IceI once 4Oi BIZ, ~ and 95I az BFOW2d yy IIS,
ioTfss. sJ and 49, tqIon-s prsoAyn I07
BROADWAY win2nsbqg eoingG Nsw9T1 ana nad'2n sts
ana or Sleeping Car reservations and orders for
press trains Leave 23s minutes earlier than time shown
8 a. NJ E1eIy bay bay Express Pullman Buffet Drawing.
rom M, EIery Dsy New Yesibu-a Limited, Meaaye
ana MaOP 'qa PS nnd sda ala 81 yss
" chicago without change; also Pullman Vesl6uled
Sleeping G%Es e ceyet3nf 9o Gn FAST T sT 81 Louis
D. M Ey,ry Day New Fas; Exposs, via Buffalo Niagara
COACHES and pullman seepers Chicago wth9g5 change
Pullman yesti6ued Compartment Car 70 Rochester
I taa Of Day coaches aud Pullman Bullet Sleeping
orange Gs G. cS G y'G2p to- Snapg Vs. ora
{5 5 S55svS SS5 % 1854 SI5 is 10 1914 30
5g $50 $57 az S7 q "a 30 : e 5:a7E
PassaiS. T. AS, g. Z, A., $50 10 80 u 20
2339 i 2 80 ~ I. So O. 10 60 IT, 100
G9 $SS &C. S e Z H. $50 $50 '3? So So g.
NeS Y t. va Neg ss'sa S6 80 S2 3d.
g. 52 e. c23 20 q 50 80 70 + ESQ
sui aG5 4o &: T. 49, as 45 936 10 30 80 so7
,o;S 10 l. = 20 10 80 s3$ 4:5o 5:9o The 40 is
ruf feis rs g. 10 80, / s:45' 80 $50
CSsben .45 as O. 10 30 l. 80. 30 40. T. 800
NJ jd'etown and port Jervis 40. as. o, 10 80 m. l.
49, iac e. to Inc q man 9S? $40 SIS 10 80
~ 8o y NJ E5 SDS + trains iD from West
NORTHERN RAILRQAp or y. J. DIVISION AZ
EngsGIgoOiio a 70 T Il &c. - a. i1G 80 SaS T.
.55A s. 80 AZ, or 9 45, 3 10 80. l2 sun
Nysck ard sgarll,j y I2 10 Y u 49, al 1;9 %
Sundays. 5 ID 80, 80. 4. Z 80, 5 10.
postage 10 General Passenger Agent Tor
=, suburban Homes" with FOCAL timetables.
W ] MURPHY. T. J.. FARMER
General SuDt General Passenger Agene
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Qeachers.

49, ----~--- $1,000 ~ 49,
A TEACHER. charging s25 quarter for o3e session
~ week school Work or prepares Tor colege Ane
consists four hours, two OF when are given 70
mathematics. history and literature, one 70 iongusge
iFrcneh German or LATIN, and music friend may
students refers to present and former pupils Address
Miss L. NJ MONK, 40 Cambndge Place Brooklyn n. I:
A EVERETT STONE CYale), private tutor. seven
uended by the Rev Dr. Taylor: "a successful teachef
eninently qualified" IS East 521-st
TUTORS gEenesses, professor teachers i.,S al
schools parents. Modeu LANGUAGES spoken. MLkIAM
CoYlIERH 81 L. 17,iatr bet 4tn-aNe. ana broad"ay'
ID ROCKWAY,S TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi.
- cago supplies superior teachers Tor c1o9l
and families. Mrs l.. FREEN N-BROCRWAY 70
West o3d-st Recommends schools to parents
- CHERMERHORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY. ,o.s
- Oldest and best known in U. 5. Established 1900
Fast 14th-st, y. y
TVFNCHERS WANTED.-Ia1es: EnLsh, French ard
4 Music, TO- family In Boston; English french ana
Music for family In city other supero' aides Ter
families. Gentemcn Colleqe graduate with experience
for HIGH School Co lcge graduate with experiences lntr-
views TODAY. Apply 10 Mrs. j. T0GNG-FClTON,
American and Foreign Teachers Agency % Union square
wv ANTED-A Christian lady EpisconaiiaD TO assist
~ return for home mall SCHOOL, dudes light Al
dress Miss LIBBY. Tribune On!ce.
yFIONAN'S TXCWANCE TEACHERS BUREAU tor
W both sexes supplies professors teachers governesse
musicians houscleepers companions chaperones &c. to
colleges schools and families also bookkceperS steno2ra
uhers and copvists business firms
Miss c. L. WERNER. 800 shave New.YorS CIV
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~. Gene.al ra..ern onlee. 9a5 nroairNr.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
ID last Expires. Inln. N!l PHILADELPHIA 70
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON,
CiNC ~ NATL. ~. louis AND CHICAGO.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
Leave NI.W.YORk, foot % L. lerty.st. a. follows.
Dor CHICAGO. 3 10 D. nL. ~ .O0 midnight
For GlNCiINAIi, IT, To-. = : 30 a. u.. 90 p N.
a M. I. 30 y. Do. 80 g. m, 3 10 p m % p, m.
.. 200 D. r l- .Oo ODD in. De-
All uains stop AZ Chester and Wilmington except ia
y
For Tickets and Pullman Car Sr,ro can a. n. q.
Ticket once. a. 90, as aai iif0 Broadway. Or a.
stat on foot 80 l. hrffy.st
New. York Transfer Comnany will call FOR and checs
BAG gage from hotel residence
j. \. ODFTT. CHAS n. SCULT.
General Manager. GenI Pass. AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-01
Gam Schools.

r. NIVEItSITY OF THE CITY OF NLW-YOR
u LAW SCHOOL.
JOHN HALL. -. D., LII. D.. Chancellor.
HENRY N. MACCRACKEN, ID. D., LII. D., Nice.Chan.
The Thirtyfrst Session begins October l. 1889. and
end June !. 1859 .,.
Tho c1u.sc Is designed 70 give the student:
4 thorough preparation for the e1alhnatIons required
for adn 70 tie Ear; .
A EEO".Vuc' or substantive Jaw and OF pcad
ing evidence and practice.
rs well as oral examinations required for degree.
An allowance than IS made TO-
Provision has been made for limited number Of scho
arshps 500 each. be awarded at the end Of the
SCHFDUIE OF SPECIAL, LECTURES, 1sS9-,90:
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER LII p. Admiralty and
Maliime Law, Jqr Sd ction ana Praetcel7 ,
CHARLES F. MAcLEAN. }. L; D.. Criminal Law
CEPHAS BisAGNEtsD. LsQ.. Internduon3l LAW.
A A. EEDFIELD, Esq, Restraints on Iestimentafy
mEiVITJE EGLTsTON. Esq. Law of Carriers. Tele-
Hon. MYER 5. ISAACs Examination Of Titles to Real
Estate
For cataog,ics &c apply 70 PREF. ]. r. RUSSELL
Potpr Duii3nc. rs Park Pow, Now, York
y. r. IACUFS Dean o. Law Faculty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-01
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. n Y. C. 4

w Isl SHOhE RAILROAD, y. !. I. q
~ II. X X. Co.. lossce.-rrans leave West EAST.
station New YORK a. follows ant twenty ninues earlier
from foot Of lay-sI, n. r Chicago. Detroit London.
. ;i? : 10 p N. Toront2 So a M IS, s:i6 3. m
euse Utca and principal inerncd1o stations. Is y So
M, . 10 . 10 p (and la) ~ 20 lh for uucs
ullle hlngst1n, S1ugeucs. Oafaklu. Al anY. SiS.
10 % % isl II 80 ~ aaa (, . ,Si5 .siS p,
NeNbufg 10 10 a. m, lb 10, 80, % 30. II 90
s,oIms,rg heNer,,, az rs m. tss ar E.esas
chicago ana ST Louie. rnailv Daily
days Other trains daily except sundays IA - Lssvs
iloooSep, West shore station All 90 a. m, - 30 m
For uckctt Time tables Information, apply Offices
hrook nsS5 Washngtonst 728 Fulton -, Annex once
RSoags5v i5S ro N.w- 10 ~ 81 az a.s
and West shore stations foot N West i2ist and foot q
Iayst, n T. Mestcott's Express calls Tor and checks
tsggsge from hotels ami residences c. Y. LAMBEEr.
SenefA Passenger Agent Vandsrentaye., N. Z.
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GeGrhcrs.

A best TEACHERS, American and Foreign. suppl "a
II, fCr all branches. ia all localities no charge TEACH
l.lss WASTED Zee fog icgiatratlOu, FORM TOT stamp
r. J.. AVERY. American School Bureau. Wet lAth-sL
A MERIoAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"a upvlies Professor. TeagneIs, Tutor, Go'slne''''
Ma. ". }. YOuNG-FULTON. % Union Square.
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n ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.

- FooT or LIBEETY 81. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF september Is. lso3 49,.
90 a IA. FOR FastOn, H.tMehcm, Ausul0Wn, Maucs
Chunk WkesOsrro and Scranton. Reading, Harrisburg
100 a. m. for Pennington, Easaon. Bethlehem. Allen
si5 A. m ion Fcmlncton, Lake Hopatcong. Eas.on.
ton Eeadns HaEsoGf IS.I,e' I'n"S0- ShA10N'"
10 b. M Tor fiemingJCn Faston. Bethlehem. Allen.
town Mauch Chunk Reading, Harrisburg, Pot1yle etc
chSSntto %nEcs6 AR sefait5a TsmaSaa sDanoth
30 D. N. for Flemmgton. Lake Hopaleon-, i1ston
Chunk Rcadine Harrsburs e.. On sundays At 80 pm
For Red BANK, Yong Branch Astqry Park ocean
Grove and PoHt Pleasant. 900. ~ II 10 a. mI 80
3 80 60, 80. 6 40 p ~ sunday 90 100 a. ~
For Monmouth Beach selbrght etc. a. Z 700, ei5,
II 10 s,I M 49, ~ a5'gsh e>''''' '''V olo
FOR Atqaae Hgten5s Me GsSgS. ana m SSssypo
Fos iSEawo6i IONS i.i,'r and Bafnecat, 90. Is
For AIanec ci,y I,nc'anl and BFiscton. 90 a. m.
For perth Amboy o. 90 g IS. 800 II 1871 ~
80 900 80 100. o 10. 30 D. 10. sundays { CO.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALriMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BEOOE ROUTE,
Via Central II. AZ jersey Ihlalephla ana Read
ing II. T., aud baltimore and Ohio X r.. leave foot Of
Tor F6IlaisIpila, At 100. 7ASa $40 $50 Il 90
,. N. sUHDAYs. s 80. 0 80 N. / 80 . 80. SI5.
Far Baltimore CO and Washington daily, At 80 II 90
(eNeepi sunday NJ. .So 70 10 90 II 90 2 m
80, ~ 90 J. IN, have connection for Reading. Harris
AS ga TAO J. S23 Broadway. 737 othaye. aGi WeSs
125h-s; 1874 Fast l25th-st. Erw-Hork Court 81. $50
New YORK Tiansier Company wiz cali for and cheek
baggage from hotel " residence.
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4 -RUTGEEs. FEMALE COLLEGE--sPeclSl Elective
u &. ard fun CSsgidte Courses. Kew. .. W =. SaH'on,
ID. D. PIcsiden'. Mrs r 5; West Lady Principal.
IrcIai aory Primary Boarding Departments ana kinder
ern 6lst year opens Sept o. So AMI 81 Wcst 65tn-s
A -MADEMOISELLE RUEL -
~. School fol Gifis. ke0DsnS Oct o. (SnEDcf
lDd.j 20 East 5Gth-st
A MISS ANNIE BRpWh-schoo ioL Girs WIZ
"A Gymnasium ana Kinder gaEten separate department.
To- csfcge preparation TeaLl year begins Oct - 3lO'
715 Fifth Avenue.
4 TIE NETWORK COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
"A. Prwary, AclGecLc aEd Collegiate. "opens OcL l.
Rev ALFRED c. ROE Ptn. 2@3 Leno1.aYe
A MISS SUSAN NJ. VAN AMRlNGE n
y. gcb0o for Girls. Circulars on sppHcaton. I'c'
opens oct g. JOG East 3Sth-st., near Psrk-aye.
% AENAl.D COLLEGE For WOMEN, S43 Madison
rs No y. 1..4- Non i1f. 0ri =. trt itr ..lr -
Course Of study ami instruction ssne A. ID columbia Ogss
and by U-rre,s Of COLUMBIA College ficrf IiI.o
examinations Sept. 30 40 O. Address A@au Soiiesc'
BOARDING ANp DAY SCHOOL Toy houns Lsaies
III Sbd thildrOn Kindergarten ana Art Departments
~ IC3 West S1th.sf. . ,,,
MISS ELIZABETH MATTHEWS. A. E. PFiHeipa''
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Musical instruction.

Musical instruction.
fANNJpp TI Ir1 Or pr M f AZURE
The mos eon6etc tcboo for VocAL and iNsTRU.
HN Az Tq 4o 5ns 51 s3 FaT;sh L ana
Nesy entrrsqnea, and lecture. and other free aa'
10Y furt.r pa .eu!ar, s4dfcss Dr. Z. EBERHARD,
n E-Nev,rHeald Piano ComYlnys pianos arc u.ed
METROPOLITAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
New.Yo1k City. 81 Eas. 1lth-st
The most select Musical School in tho United States
EXCEPTIONAL ADVANTAGES.
VOICE. PIANoFoETE, ORGAN. VIOLIN.
HARMONY AND THE LANGUAGES.
Successful musician, and conent teachers comprise the
facuty-au actually employed At the Conservatory,
Prominent among ihem are;
Dudley Buck. Albert Il. Parsoas. Harry Rowe Shelley
Samuel p Warren and paola Gloria
Applicants wi;hou. musical talent no. accepted.
Send FOR circular.
Il. ". GREENE. c. T. UAwLEY.
Cen Manager. Musical Director.
III IsS sEIaIOUE resumes panolcrte c..ols Tuesia-,
VA 9et.b'l J. Lessons e faai, sdegce. II desired
THE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY or MUSIC OF
AMERICA.
12G AND 1os EAST 17TH.sT.. NETWORK.
THE ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS for tho
NATIONAL CONSERVATORY ORCHESTRAL CLASS.
FRANK VAN DER sTCCKEN. CONDUCTOR.
will be held "WEDNESDAY. Oct . from 4 10 @ ?. n.
and from 10 II D. Ii. Applicants TO bring their own
Instruments.
Fec 10Y The scholastic year $40. Glass in soLFEGGIo
To- children from Il years Of arc on MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS. from to o'clock D. m Fee for the
year $40
For further particulars address
CHAs INsLEE PAIDEE A. NJ,
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-01
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot corsanis ans
Desbrosses follows
a. N. for Siatngt0n and intermediate points.
a. NJ. for Geneva. Lyons, Emre> Rochester. Buffalo
snd the West, and principal local points Chair
Lyons and Pullman car 20 Suspension Bridge.
IL a. m. Tor Emira and Intermediate pOlnts Chair
car Mauch Chunk.
1 D. m. TO- Tunkhannock and Intermediate pointa
Chair 70 TuukhannOck. Connection Headng and
Harrisburg.
D. Tor Elmira and principal intermediate points
Chair car to l.. l.. Junction and Pullman seepers 70
CHI,
80 p. n. FOR slatnRton and intermediate polnS
40 j. for Mauch Chunk and nVrnetate points
Connection Reading ard Harrisburg
D. ~. for Geneva. Lyons. Emlra. Rochester. Buffalo
and The West Pullman sreDer " Lyons aud Suspension
Bldge.
Tracs leaving az q. M II m. ! .. m and 30
=. connec. for al points IN AiLaaoY and Hszes0R
coal regions.
m. for Mauch Chunk. H11l,toa and intermediate
points
3 20 p. n. Tor Mauch Chunk and ntermella,s polnts
D.. for Geneva, Lyons. ElmIra RDrhestrf BuTais
ana he West Pullman sleeper ~ Lyons and SusDcnsios
Hildge -. ,---- a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-01

Trains will leave New. York Is follows:
M saatoga of6'ser and MGn 5 "a d91p1s
Via Delaware and Hudson ard st. A6ahs VIA Central
THE NEwYoRK AN 10 CHICAGO LIMITED.
the famous Yogne XsfSg ., 0 sS5s Sqa
car dissection private compatt
4S sasd aSa G9F ar AE9 e sS od Ths
Chicago ARRIVING a: ch.cago at 80 m Indan1pa:
&c cleveland with tlan foT toqn6us ani Cincinnati,
THE WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
M pay EApIess Tor Bga,o Niga al pa NE
Chicago Wagner dawlngroon cars 70 canandaigga ana
and asnsp 'IPs cf car Cleveland to
til as a. M Western New; York ami NOitaem EsPres,
Adams Sc Wagner drawing-room cars NewYofA TO sas.
&c I D. m saratSsa Special with Wagner drawing
3:55 D. NJ AceommoI a,Ion to Albany and Troy Con.
reefs for wlliamstown North adams and n,.5nsdiss
THE FAST WESTERN ExPREss-MosT POPULAR
THROUGH TRAIN IN AMERICA.
80 D. NJ. Fast Chicago. Cincinnati and 81. Louis Ex
press for Buffalo Niagara Fall SUSPENSION g To
Detroit and chicago through Wagner Vestbuie sleep
ADIRoNDACK MOUNTAINS AND MONTREAL
30 D. M. Adirondack Mountain Montreal ana
Canandalgua Express wagner sleeping car. daily %
and Adirondack Mountain points Wagner s.SsepHsS car
and to syracuse ana Cananiagua daily sundays
0 D, m FAST Nal Gimtedl. arrives At Rochester a.
m. Buffalo a m. and Cleveland l % p. ~
FAST NIGHT EXPRESS FOR THE WEST
't1o D. M. Fast Night Express for Rochester. Bgrals
Niagara Falls Toro0to, CLEVELAND, Cincinnati Indian
apos st; Louis. Detroit and Shleage WIN thIoggs
via Utica, daily, except Saturdays and to Cannndagus
II Midnight for Saratoga and Adirondack Mountains
Wagner sleeping TO Albany Connects Al Albany
Wits trains Tor the North and West. There Is no con.
necton 90 Albany with this train leaving NeW-foD
Saturday night -
BERKSHIRE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION.
Il 10 35 a. m. Pittsaed and North Adams E1presA
with Wagner drawngfoom car through " fttsneIa
without change.
10 40 d. IN, Fast Pittsned and North Adams Special
The entire train. including elegant wagner drawing
cars, through u PLt~held without change
Fast time Superior service.
Tickets and space In drawng.room and sleeping cars
sale at Grand Central Station, LIB, 7tS ond sf1
Broadway. Il Park place. Gs West l25th:st and i$sta
st. station, New-Y0rE 1893 WasldngtOn.sG, 726 FDloa
St., and 39s Bediord-a ave-, f. d., Brooklyn
Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences through TO destination.
Run daily. Others daily except Sundays.
Stop 3sth-s station 10 take passengers for IA
Ncrth and West - - - -.
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY, GEORGE H. DAN1ELs.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent