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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01

Same to Andrew Beacon cor 7h'ave and l9otn-
ct, months. sl.700 - e.,. pa,,ov,ra
same 70 John Hughes, 2 cor Southern Boulevard
and I35th-s, months, s., 10 -, .... 49, .or
S1uy to Geo g. VI Manchester and another, " COT
7h.aye ana l321.st, months, ~, 100: IA.
Otto WesseH ct al TO John rres,inger and wife,
45th-st G OF I0thave. l year $1,000 ,o,.
samuel a Wright and wife Reuben Ross, 12lst-
81, c OF 0th-avc, o months, soOOO -.,
Tloua, ] Walsh to julius Llpman and another n
3Oth-st W 81 3daNn, y months f3J 600.
John Werner and vile To trustees OF Lawrence Myers
6 l27thsi . II shave years. $1,000. -
Alcxan Ter McSOrlcy and wife ~ Equipble ILie IN
surancc Society, cor 0th-aye and 7othst year.
Ann MulhoIland to + II Moran 144th-st Of ST.
Ann save Q months 5000 49,, =. - -,
Frederick Meyer 20 Else Tuska, fothtn' " vi
Avenue A. years $40 600. - nh, .
Henry Moss to Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank,
God 81. g Of 3daye. / year. $500. ,.o,. o..
Samuel r Pcase to George Glactns. cor l4V1hso
and Passage-ave years. -. 600. -,
tuition 2dave. OF 64thst. gears, = mof'sasoH'
Andrew Robinson to George Williams and Others
executors. 75thst. OF 9th-aye, year mortgages
so. 600 ~ ,,,os ,
7th-st. q Of 1st-ayc. . years. 81 $50. -
Walter Reid 10 the St. John Wood Working company,
Nadsonave and 01st-st notes. $1,000 o Cd So -,
Richard Regain 10 Constance Marks. looSh's" " vi
10thave. year, $1,000; - ,-h,or,or, ,
Sarah u and NJ e. RaeGe to Franz hahehocrs'
Cod 81 g O Madis0n-aye. year. $1,000 -. ~, .,
Henry Schaefer to Lena Kahn. lio'hS'' " OF "a
y 'sauIer and another New: York Life Insurance
Company n : SSfh-st, OF SHAVE, year - oOV
Rosie and Bernhard Seller 70 Angelica l. Morgan
CoIumbla-st 5 Of Houston.st. 3 years. 10000.
Jacob VI Springer to David MAYER; eAecupr g iSii-
roasiavo. lot No. 46 years, $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Dec 3l.-Coton dull; Middl.ng SsGsstc
Flour fai unchanged Howard street and Western Snpero
AZ ia S Extra SO 80 a. 30 Family DO - 20 40 90
CITY Mills Rio Brands Extra 80 SO 20; WINTER Mtss
Patent - Is as % Spring do do SO - ~ 10 40 40 M
AZ 81 All 90: do do Extra 50 0Od5 30 wheat
Fultz 100 0sc Longberry 100 lose No Southern S
iOIc firm. steady No winter ed spos ch az
96 oc January 96c; February az g9,oi ha XVb,fs
loose Corn-southern firm and Mghe Mj,ed spos
at 425,c; January 42sc: February a, Ann 4 ond
steamer spot 80 c January 39S4a4O9 oas Jun a "a
trm; Southern Pennsylvania were gnstaa d" oJoS
34c. Western White 3203lc do Mixed Zy@3ic oIsuev ,
No White 33c bid steady at 90 G6ic day 9un o
and u Prime Timothy slS M VoGsi loose we
Provisions steady Mcs Pork at 80 - bk Mcses Se
shoulders TIC: Clear RIB sides &c 90 paaneu Hans
steady at l2Adl2lqc lard steady; Iehned AZ 3ic
Butter steady: Packed l992ic Best ton
Creamery 24a3Oc Eggs easy 2O23lc petroleum yules
and dull; Refined 7.00c. Coffee dnll no Cargoes
Redned steady at 16ai6i,c. Whiskey steady at 81 u
Flour per ton as Grain 52a5'd Receipt,-four ho0 9
bb Wheat 1900 bush. Corn itlOoO oush JAS snr
bush. Shpments-Four 1000 Dds; Corn Zso'ooo O"'H
Sales-wheat 1879 900 bush. Corn 100000 bush
BOSTON Dec 3l-Flour quiet and unchanged Common nm
Extra 81 25Q4 Spring Patents. Choice 10 fancy -
Hs7 so Corn unchanged. but in light demand Sttsn.i
Yellow nomnay held soc. oats firm and uncnihgeu
No White 80 036c Shorts quiet steady TROY
steady Now SIC 75al7 oo 0ld Mess Mess az p"Ts
$50 so Butter firm: Western Extra Creamery 80 H5-c:
Eastern Extra Creamery 29d30c. Cheese steady Iggs
gue steady 27G2Sc; western Extras
Western Firss 2ic ReceiptsFlour 5000 bOs ana ooVV
sacks $4,000 bush oats $4,000 bush Shorts 81 ons
CHICAGO Dec leading futures ranged as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DIR. FIELDS "GIBRALTAR.'

GIBRALTAR. By Henry NJ Field. ihus'i"'ou'
1emo pp $50. Charles Scrbners sons
There is particular charm about all Mr. f1eio
books of travel which his many readers nave ions
reoog7ized. To An apparently hackneyed subject
no lends such freshness that IL appears new
Gibraltar may seem to be a tolerably wei-worn
topic, but no one who takes up this volume VIII
be likely 10 put it down until the. last page mas
been mastered. Mr.. Field describes the great
fortress first as it is today with It's peculiar MIC,
its dominant militarism, its constant parades and
drills and great gun practice, It's motiey secui"I
incubation and its formidable defcnces, ever kept
nm 10 the latest point of advance in the sciences
Of fertilization and gunnery. He conducts the
reader all over the Rock, shows him the view
from this point and that, interests him IN the
history of the more celebrated regiments IN
harrison and gives some account OF the occupa-
lions of the non-combatant members OF The garri-
son. and their modes Of adaptation to their s.ranse
environment. 1t must be queer Tor the Officers
wives who have To take their mirrors from the
walls and their china from the Shelves ana open
their windows wide in preparation Tor the hrihs
of the big guns: but the ladies get quite used 10
il, and think nothing OF IT,
Having sufficiently examined the modorn
fortress Mr.. Field takes up the history OF lts
sicpes and devotes many Dages to a spirited,
great leagues of Spain and France against the
Rock a hundred years ago. The magnificent de-
fence of the gallant Elliott is indeed feat wnlch
will always bear retelling, and 1t is always ID
o,<3cr inasmuch as it inevitably leads up TO the
pertinent question-ls Gibraltar impregnabie ~
nrcsert? 1t is if hundred-ton guns, strong gar
rison. and immense supplies, can make 1t so; ouc
really nobody is in a position 10 say what mouerh
resources in attack could effect upon the great
fortress. Dynamite melinite, and their congeners'
might, it would seem, level the llimalayas with
needful opportunity, and why not the ROCK
That the guns of Gibraltar cannot now close 'he
Mediterranean against hostile fleet of iron clads
is certain, though they would be powerful
auxiliaries to any naval operation. But we argue
with Mr. Field that successful siege or storm
Of Gibraltar is improbable. Should it change
hands again the presumption is that 1t Will be
Welded as the result of some treaty forced upon
it's present holders by disaster in other helds'
where they. are more vulnerable, and where, with
out the firing of shot in the Straits the posses
sion of the Rock may some day be LOST to Great
Britain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
RAILROADS.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
WV RIVER aAILKOAD.
GREAT joURTRACK TRUNK LINE
GRAND 6ENTRAL station,

GRAND CENTRAL STATION
,oo ss ar. New kH9i sfs albany Albany
via D. 4 II. r. r.; also East Albany {" st. AiosnA Wa
nusE SSsss sT .mos ESS5s dI,n.s.
eus a..l3 a.s !, GS, 80 a FAD e. fSg:
ana Toledo a sSdh day Connects cleveland
ior 4S c6Iansus and C,ncinnan a.. r...,. IAN. -.
ssv.lsnd 0 ciS!Snsa fndlsn.pos Dsisis sSS
rhicsgo; drawing room cara 70 SshdhaAsus anu F"cnc>
'eti1 80 m, Western NswYcrk end Eortnsn Exprest
for sarstoEa. Lake Georee Ruaanai sennins"n North
&c nS.ny fSg and Gaa. with draw
to- a sy y; cars ." Troy and Ctca.
meets 10 Tor 'wamsOsn North Adams and in'efmedias
S.ga,s f Hu sPsns a M s. n E9s, f
ion.o .nS .. 3D. sa
seebins. cars 70 Montreal via Rouse's Point ana Vie
and CanandaigGa daily except Sunday. SUNDAY train
does not nun e sss As Limited .iv.. It Rochester,
s AS;ss Esss:.s ss:sss safs
Wa Sss:; IN &
sessn 9,ss:H Albany cSanes:' & Albany
. !. s;.s a. c:s s s.s"f 20 e.: s:
Il Ras D .cn sSs;e sss md ss
Fulton sts... Brooklyn. and 70 lthst wllamsburg.
.Westco,s Express calls for and cheeks baggage from
asy sns: a, sqP SsI .s
]. u. TCUCEY. General Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
l EuIiH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt ana
Desbrosses sta ~ follows; .,,. ..--
a M FOR Geneva Lyons, Elmira Rochester, ns , sS
and tho West, and principal local points @hs" ~ "
II a. n for Cherry Ford ard Intermediate PORTS c,.,,
N m for Tunk hannOck and interm'date points maj
car 70 Tunkhannock. Connection 10 Reading ana nsrn~
burg ,,..-. .o. ,rtuciuai intermediate
ponts chair car 20 l.. and II. Junction 49,. .,.,.
40 o. m. for Maueh Chunk ana lnternena'e Pen,1cs
Conpeeficn Reading and Harrisburg SAf '~ "
way" % m Tor Geneva Lyons Elmlra KoeN 'ster, BunaS
.,a tha West pullman sleeper TO Lyons
Trains leaving at M, m ana y,so p a.. con
oa.r Tor Ali poius Mahan0y and uatlevn eoa rgohS
INV ~ 49, SUNDAY TRAINS .-..
sA m for Mauch Chunk. Ha1ieton ana in'cs"cus's
points ,,....o.t.,. roInt.
n m for Geneva Lyons Elmirh hochesef' ouasss
ana he West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
General Eastern once. 2SS broaaWUs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
Gonntru Uropertp for Safe ana 90 (et.

A GENCY FOR observation-disclosures residence,
n building sites sale: houses let, or
year CLARENCE B. TUBS. Beekmsn.st. N Y.
IL OR SALE OR EXCHANGE for private house In New
York City, the handsomest private residence In
Orange ~ j. the complete and best built house
within one hundred miles OF NewYork built OF stone and
covered with English tile from the second story and Ia.
Guiding roof: elegantly furnished throughout The FIRST
and floors all finished in the finest OF hard woods
nom all parts the world The all laid in tho
nest quality OF hard Large open hreplaces IN the
hall dining room drawing ROOM bedrooms and billiard
rooms Conservatory greenhouses filled with flowers
I4rst-class stables. About one acre Of ground Tbs
house and Outbuldngs all In perfect order only
small amount OF purchase money required No such OPP
nortunity ever offered get bargain.
For further particulars address - . -
RICHARD V. HARNETT & CO,
70 Liberty-st
M OSTCLNIR REAL ESTATE AGENCY.-Houses 70
tl ar handsome residences moderate prices
IhRSONS & TAYLOR. 10 Cedarst N. y.
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Steamboats,.
A SO TO BOSTON

A SO TO BOSTON
n. Tor TIRsTCLAss LIMITED TICKETS,
FARES REDUCED
FALL RIVER LINE
Reduction 10 an points. Steamers PROVIDENCE and
OLD COLONY leave Pier % y. r., foot o. Murray-s-.
OF 80 p. week days only SUNDAY trips WIN De
brooklyn and Jersey City at y. m Steam heat in
state rooms AN ORCHESTRA on each steamer through
out the Tickets and secured at principal
ifansfcr and ticket Offices on Pier oS and steamers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after DECEM BIER 18Th, 1883.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
Trains aSD SITES Il. as51 sd sor..'
Streets Ferres, follows . 49,,
5ss ssaisss 60 and the Gs s RssP
D. ~ daily New-Y and Chicago Limited OF Parlor,
Dining smoking. and Sleeping vestibuled Cara at 100
wiIliamsport lock Haven. 90 M m Cory ana
ind ts a. On p Ra % connecting at CORY '0'
For 100 ITO IT. sHa Il and nd ns
Baltimore Washington and the South Limited wasn;
s ssS x 10 Dining Car esfy a S9 20 srf
b Gs eSc and nd '9s s'G 80 and ap and
For Atlantic City and Cape May 90 m veg days
Long sa Wa a hay H sSd 2mboy 10
20 and S 90 D. N. on sunday, As a. n and 800
Fer rh ola and fi Noto iRd Raroad GO daily via Bald
po5s more d Pna B Bsy knDex Connect all through
transfer for Irookivn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
EaH: 4, swy y" and
So ao 20 e Chicago limited with Dining css
go q sSS hs%Ii'$ q i 2$
ssSss1. f.: n s2 Ssa % =,
Sshi s.vtss da i Sunday . 90
and rns 90 % D. m on Sundays at Trenton fOi
T Tcset oaces Nos l. 1875 $40 and 2i4 BToadaway
st., Brookiyni Station, Jersey cty Emigrsn' Ticket
ohs se cssts SaIqeh transfer Company and
check sssgssfp f r5ST hotels and re'd'9cef WOOD.
General Mansger General Pass,r AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
ERJE RAILWAY.-TicketO Offices. 4O1, 81

ERJE RAILWAY Ticket Offices. 401, BIZ.
LIN and 957 Broadway. 1892 Bowery ISL Weststs
ttery Place, Chambers and 23d street ferries, New
YORK 331 and 1893 Fulton Brooklyn, lOI Broad"ay.
Williamsburg, Newark and Hudson sts, Hoooken:
en-. New jersey City, where Tickets and Pao:
or Sleeping Car reservations and orders for checking aa1
Transfer OF baggage can be obtained Express Trains
isxye 23d-st. minutes earlier than time SHOWN Iivm
chambers local trains ~ 10 minutes earlier -
u. Is 80 m sundays Day ENpTcss
Buffet Drawing Coaches 10 Buffalo A..
III. days Parlor Cav % Blnghaultoh
Ilmira, Corning and HOiDeI,N!ie;- .u,. rf,,,,as
6lid Pullman train. Day and HIlet Sleeping Coaches -
and ST. Louis N charge for fast unse. p,,,,.
$50 D. m, every Gay, Chicago ESpfess Pellman
Buffet Sieepcrs, Bnshamton OweSo LnlrA' ho0heese'
u SuTs6Ga 'l a. 45 anu a
$50 10 O$O go O. - 10 80 10 u sC pis is noon:
Paisai f:.s !. ' s4C 10 40 $40 $50:
90 $50 60 70 SO 60 Z So nlf Is 80 - noon:
$50 30. 10. $50 T. 80. 5 30 .. 10 80. II.
NeNss and Paterson Neg wa 70 a "a SS sS
TO- IL 80 q. M o.So & ~ = 'oo o'@"' WV Wv
p,do ;oS; d. iS 80 80 80 10 80 B.
30 80 10 8 go 20 T. - 3 20 80; ~ hEns
suqeg e. t0f9 G a. 2 10 70 80 81 IL = n biz ~
NeW6Trg' : So 3 10 30 a m. 80, T., 80, p ma,
CoshenEi 40 80. .. 10 80 u r.. l. S'oo '''o 90"
NdnsSSWShp and nd Port Jervis 4:45 $50 g. 10 80 m
Sunday Local trains main line -. 80 10 SO n;
az. 3 4. D. 6 80 ! 80 .. 10 30 L. mshI Ne"s'A
Branch . a. m 5 80, 80, 10 y m >. yah =, An
Express trains from ne Wss' "f''e =" '0"
and II ; ;SS n ana ~ 90 u" L.P FARMER
" -, n ~, - General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01

" TRI-WEEKLY LINE FOR SAVANNAH
From New Pier 81. y. L., foot OF Spring st
S. CITY OF AEGUSrA........ Thursday. Jan. g. 2 D. IN
IS NACOpCil turiiay Jan D. a. nm
IS CHATTAHpoClli NE TUESDAY, Jan d 3 y IN
Connecting with Central Railway Of Ga and Savannah
Florida and Western Railway for all points In Georgia
Florida South Carolina. Alabama and Louisiana Unsur
passed accommodations First clas, Table d'IIote For
freight and passage apply to
w. H. RHETr. j. ID. HAsIIAGFN
Gen'l ACT Say'h East Freight f. Agt s. H. aud W.
Line, 8i7 Broadway. R'way, o6i Rroadwav
f. L. WALKER Agt ocean S. s. Co.. New Pier aS. n h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n: !; c. q, 4

NV Isl SHVNE hNILNVNJi ", No., .oa
w H. H. T. CO., 81 Ieas ave u wes sa s
from loot Of Jy,st, cheno p St st. AI Loas
u 90 IS rs D. H. Toronto. 90 N, ~ Fs syi IA
Montreal Canada East - 90 HI sts,ons SIS
cuse Utica anu principal interneo'S'y fSr Htie.
- :55 a. M, IS 90 is p NJ ana II Albany rs
z :i5 % so ali 80 a. ~ ana >; 90 q 100 ~ 10 avsa
Straw, % a. S e2S , S iSs so cSipsaso
and ' ST h' louis gHay Daily. except SataIdsys
0 ,iS ;riin1 dSy 20 "a M, 80 p iioboAe.
VIZ Shore station all 80 a. NJ % 80 m p, lof
ticket, ,,S'e or Information apply al ohtcs Brook
SnSSs washing s9 Ala AL, Aan sa R Rse
~ oS VI "a % Iowsry l. Park Place, and West shore
St,yons foot Of " es s2dst and foot OF yay'sL IL
W'stcns,, xurcss calls for ana check, eaggase FROM
hotels and resi- fences -. , ~. a. T., nc 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
Nlusiral Instruments.

NUMBER OF slightly used upright and square plano.
"A make which specially selected and U'et
by artists Of the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during past opera season, will be sold a. liberal
redu ton from regulsr prices
WIN. RNABE CO.. 112 shave aboTe l0thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01

A NCHOR LINE. L. S. Mail Steamships
~ GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY,
From Pier Al, North River. foot Of Leroy-st
Anchnrla, Jan. D. ) Anglia, Jan. 49, a. M
Deyonla Jan. l., 2 p m Circassa Jan. 2e D. NJ
Rates of passage
GLASGOW. DERR! or LIyERPOoI. soo
steamers married. carry second class passenger
Travellers Letters Credit and Drafts for any
amount issued nj lowest current rates.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green, n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
TNMAN LINE L. 5. and ROYAL Mail Steamers.

4 FOR QUEENNrOWN AND LINEKPOOL
From Pier i3, foot ~ Christopher-st.. New-York.
CITY BERLIN saturday. Jannary 3 a
CITY OF CHESTER Sa .ufday. January 49, 80 a.
CITY OF CHICAGO Safurda January % D. m
OH tuTtay February . 80 a
CABIN PASSAGE $50 and upward. SECOND
CABIN. outward, $50 and s3J prepaid s35. STEER
AGE 500 PETER WRIGHT SONS. General Agents
a.
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Ocean Steamers.

TOURS IN TROPICAL SEAS.
Novel unsurpassed scenery any climate o0tanaole
Trims embracing forty ports occupying TWO
weeks or onger-specaly arranged Coupons available
on any OF the Atlas Line Steamers, sailing lortnlghty
FIVE DOLLARS 4 DAY
defrays all necessary expenses OF Tour to Jamaica,
Iiayti Caithagena Savania, Colon, Nicaragua, Costa
Rica and Mosquito Coast Ports only First cabin
Passengers carried. Address either
PIN FOKWOOD CO. Agents "a Safest, n. u
ViIOS COOK & SON, Tourist Agencies
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NORDDEITsCnER LLOYD SIS, co.


.NEW-YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot 2d-st., IlDboken
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
Aller Wed Jan. 80 am Vera. Wed Jan % 10 A.
Fuda... We'd Jan. o. noon Saale. We'd Jan 50 80
Elhe We'd, Jan IT, q a. IA Ems. sat- FEB D a. M
First Cabin $40 and upward berth according TO
ton. Second Cabin $50 berth Seerage rates
nELEInLs & 90. no. . RnMllnn Gr.cn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01

NEW HAVEN.-Steamer leave Peck-slip
~ (Pier rs e. RI at D. IN and IL D. m. Sundays ex
cepd Steamers srrivo In time for early trains north and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01

SHORE LINE-ALL RAIL RQIIEFT inSs
- Dosion Providence Newport and tho last EAppn.s
trains leave Grand Central station f9r Polchce ana sv
,on a. 10 n M: / D. m. Limited Express at IN
dining carr: Night Express at IL ;3o ? m dry:
for Newport at a. m anu l p In, II sAAe' "
or sleeping Cars all ENpress tslhS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01
Proposals.

AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
STEWART BU ILDING,
No $50 BROADWAY NEW YORK,
December 20. 1883.
ITO CONTRACTORS.
Bids OF proposals for clearing ana removing all timer
brush grass other vegetable growth from lands
that required for the OF locating thereon the
Branch Reservoir on The East Branch OF the CrotOn
River and Bog Brook IN the OF South East
Putnam County New York. called for in the approved
forms Of and Specifications file I'm the Office
Of the AQueduct Commits soners, Will De received at This
Office until WEDN ESDAY, JANUARY 8. 1859. n 3
q clock D. M, which place and hour they will be
publicly opened by the Aqueduct Comm ssiones and the
AZ, ard the for SAID work viii be made by
said commissioners soon thereafter az possible.
Blank forms Of said approved contract and specifca
tions therefor and bids proposals and proper envelopes
Tor their Enclosure. ana all other information be OBJ
al Office Of the Aquciuct Commissioners
on applicat0n the secretary the Once Of Division
Engineer George b. Burbank at Brcwstcrs, New York
by order OF the AQueduct Comm ssioners. -
" JAMES 4. DUANE,
JOHN c. SIfEFHAN, President
Secretary
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Danrins Araocmies.

A LIEN DODWORTH NO. GS1 FIFTH AVENUE
"A " Glasses and private lessons now open.
Glasses for gentlemen will commence Dec a.
For terms &c send 2-cent stamp TOT clIcul1l. on
subscripton class foiyner pupils Will commence Oh
Saturday evening January IL
ley AMBER MACGREGOES los WEST 55IHSI.
a ' privata lessons and classes In dancing dally,
Now classes forming Immediately aiiel tn holidays
Hall TO rent for private entertainments.
A CAETIEKs Dancing Academy, so 5thave., be.
"A tween 18th and 14th private ana class lessons
oil hours: lady ASSISTANTS special terms Tor CLUBS ana
Families. casscs attended city country; waltz taughI
rapidly; classes afternoon a evening" terms oue'vs
~ ERNANDo's ACADEMY, 162 East 55th-st Bank
4 BuidingJ. school for Dancing Department ana
Cas.hcnio Exercises Glasses now forming eend io'
circular
MIR TRENOR,S, BROADWAY, 32D-ST,
wi Is the Leading Fashionable Dancing School Of ~ Y.
Lessons are given day and evening. Clrculars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-01

NORWICH LINE.
~ Fayorite inside route. Fares reduced. To Boston,
e3: Worcester, 81 so Corresponding reduction 70 AL
points East leave Pier 40, NOTtn RIVER loot
Of Watts pier above Desbt0ssCssL feIY daily,
Sundays excepted at 80 Tickets aud stzte rooms
secured principal ticket ofices In New-fofk aLd
Erooklyn'a at onice on pier, and on steamers
Westcotts Express viii CA. fOf and check baggage
from hotels ana residences g. w. BRADY, Agent
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
CENTRAL, RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
4 Eoar nE IIRERTY STREET. NORTH HIXER

~ FOOT OF LIBERTY SItsEft, TOHtu "A'Sh
90 q m for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown. Msuch
Chunk Eeadlng. Harrisburg. etc ,.,,.. .r.
100 a m. for Pennington. EAsten' Bethehen' Allen
'0sn s5 Npi n e fmlngton LAKE ,H0Pa'cGpg Es:Sn
ssfSIa an5GShli saabury LewssSTg. wnamspor.
m for bennington, Eastor, Bethlener. Aueatown.
Manch CHUNK Reading. Hsrysbrg. etc 49,.
chunk. &ikes6arre scranton Tamaqua, shagokn:
go D. m. for Flemington, Lake Hopatcong, Easton
5:45 D m. for Easton Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch
Chunk Reading, Harrisburg. ,tc On sundays At $50
20 is lib : n, 1, 4. 30 10 p. m. Sun.
DAYS e. m for Red sank long Branch (Asbury PARK.
ocean Grove. except Sunday, Point Pleasant .vr
% 80 % 'O Bansss e Pao;
80 a. NJ D. m for ATLANTIC CITY, Visland.
0fa eso' 4. SIS, 10 80 rs m. L. T. 4:so. $50.
10 D. IN. Sundays 4. 81 m for Perth Amboy'
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
via Central r. X. Of New,Jersey and philadelpha ana
3 ii a. NJ Il 80 Is. 4, 80 2 80 II .. N SUM-
DAYS az o a. m $50. ~ D. m
Trains leaving ati. as. IL a 80 4. 80 80.
IL o. m have copJecton for Reading HARRISBURG Potts
Tickets and Pasor Car seats can be procured 81 Il A
y s ia ssV Ease l25h.st NewYorE; Courtss $50
Fulton. St. 9s Poadwav Brooklyn. ~
New.York transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from lotel residence.
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BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND EAST.
- VIA
STCNINGTON LINE

Ths Inside Route. Reduced Fares Reclining Chairs
Free OF Charge
Steamers STONINGT0N and MASSACHUSETTS,
leave New Pier 80. North River block above Canal.
St. at 80 connecting with following trains: First
train leaves steamer al O. m, arrives IN Boston
Express 80 arrives Boston :45 q H. a later
Express at 7 :55 a arrives Boston 10 :35 a. IN
Passengers have choice Of Express trains
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DED STAR LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROY AL, AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMbho'
GFRMANTC Can't. Irving. "Wednesday, jan z 20 a. m.
sADRiATIC Capt. Cameron; wednesday Jan; noon
mn; TtNNIC Cant arssll.. wednesday, Jan TO- D. IN
iCttg'IC Capt Dawson wednesday. Ja2; % 10 a. H.
From White Star Dock foot % West lOth.st .
eaioon e5o AGO 500 and 500 Steerage from or 70
the Old Country, 500 "A limited number or sccona eaD
passengers carried these steamers; outward sW Su
s35 nrena,d s3j excursion s6j Compa1ys once NO
~ pr,sa.rav New.Yor J. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
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GUN RID LINE.

GUN RID LINE.
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
from Pier 20, North RiYer.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE
Inbria......Jan ,, 5 a. M Etruria. Feb . 80 a. m
Bofhnia Jan. u. 80 D. m Feb D. noon
Gala..Jan 10 6 80 a. ~. Unbria Feb 49, 30 a.
Servia. Jan. 20. p. m Serya .teb - noon
Cabin passasr $50. $50 and slO0 Intermediate, $50
tcLe 10 and from all parts Of Europe at
low Ioes. For freight and passage apply 10 the company
Office Bowling Green, ew-lora.
VERNON H. BROWN co. General Agents.
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TIQUE FRENCH LINE TO HANRE.
Company thew No AZ North River foot Of Morton st
la BRTAGNF, de Jousse!n Saturday; Jan; D. a. m
IA NORMAN DIE dc krrsaoicc. sat jan L. , p. m.
LA GASoOGNI. Saniei .... Saturday. Jan. 10. a.
A. FORGET, Agent, No. 3 bowling Green.