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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-25


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fsGE AATs aErs r. ALL PxgTs
- assAAw4y. lie gszzes street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-25

6o.ooo-Fine business corner
Se5.ooo-Corner on Second street.
$4,000 -faoxIso. corner Third street.
sal .ooo-l2oxl2o. corner on Fourth
street.
s4o.ooo-iso feet wha property.
%, ea0-12oxi2o. Fourth street.
s.ooo-24oxi2o on Washington street.
Sss. 1000 eoxI0o .n Washington street.
sIo.ooo-24oxi2o between Seventh and
Eight.
s3.5oo-24oxi2o between Seventh and
Eighth streets.
-, 5oo-rweive lots on Madison street.
$4,000 Blocks Is aud 50. Hanaford adj.
dition win double In Que year.
81. aao-fsoar lots on lake Union, with
Young orchxri, fine view.
chosce property on Yesier avenue and
Jackson street cable toad
Coal sud mineral land.
! s7.5oe-z77 acres Of land. with good
milIsste
Choice aye-aar ira ts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-25
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-25

INuR SALE - BEAUTIFUL HOME, 10
II feet square, with fiae S-room house In
splendid order; fruit n fail bearing: gar
den % very rich soil; delightful view of
Lake Union. the waters OF the sound, and
of the olympic range of mountains For
particulars call ON or address the owner,
ALFRED SNYDER, IA seneca ~. seattle
l.1R -At.E-CLEARED LOTS IN WEST
Il seattle cheap sud easy terms j.
Compton & Co Us James ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-25

IN +. ANDERSON & CO., ENGINEERS
W and dranghtsmen. Corrected town
ship plats; city, county and addition maps.
No. Ais Columbia street. second door from
Tinted Ssates land Office 3esttle w .sh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-25

NOTICE - TiiE FIRM HERETOFORE
~ existing nndef the mamie of THE Pa
eifie Coast Excelsior Msnufaetur ng Com
pany't - this day hereby dissolved. The
business will be carried on hereafter un-
der she name OF Garner Smith x Co. Y
n. Foster ii. ID. Gleason. Seattle, w. T..
ANrtl ~ issa
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OCrITsTS IND 4ERTsTN.

nR GEO. A. REICH, 0CuLIsT, AFR
IL ist. Iaryngoscopist. having returned
from mis- "trip TO the East and Europe, viii
be pleased to meet his former patrons
and Others desiring his services, ~ his
former ONCE, In the Ycsier Leary Block. Sc.
attic, W. r Residence. corner Fourth and
Marion. iy15dw
nR. A. b. KlBBE, 0cULlST AND AUR-
IL list. rooms 81 and az. Korn block, Yos-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-25

ID K. NICHOLS. ATToRNEY-ATL LAW.
ns North Yakima, w. T.
| TS II. CAM & son, ATTORNEYS AND
| i counsellorsat-law. Notary and com
missione of deeds for Oregon, California
| aud the District of Columbia Commercial
collections q speciality. once, room /.
/ stones brick Front Street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-25

CCURRY & OWENS u. @. scuRRY, II.
- K. OVENS, civil engineers, surveyors,
and contractors. Railways and other pub
lie works designed and built Office
Rooms so and 81. Yesier block, James st.,
opposite Occidental.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-25

WANTED-To BUY FOR Cash. or
w owner. eight or nine room residence
centrally located: modern improvements
Address 10 W general delivery
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-25

w snslsEy with smsli sxnanas - sAn
isal "a sersss partnership "a efs ~ the hssse
psstHx et-ss e<S caReseYtses "a SesftSe
address fsst0es. care fsss intetsgeenea ?
eysse@.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-25
4TTUKSEYS- 9T-L4H

E,BEN SMITH, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW,
u g. commissioner aud notary public
possnffice hoy STA Sss'tle W T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-17
The OPERA

the very latest sealsin Wrap becoming to ladies'
St. lO3 Princc-st. "0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-17
SEALSKIN JACKETS,

an sizes % "a 20 inches long $50. sllo. sf2e u
D. p;,D0; SHAYNE. Furrier 12+ West i2d'ss- "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-17
SEALSKlN NEWMARKETS.

Elegant STYLES newest made from pest quaiiey
London dressed and dyed Alaska Seal Al sizes In
stock Prices, s275, $780, $500, 1928, 500 $50 ana
aa00 for the very garments that can De nanuac
ured Bust measures to 40 and lengths no. eAceeS,
inc 80 inches C. c. SHAYNE Manufacturer. ia
West 42d.st anil 103 Prnce-st.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
oorBr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY!

Supreme Court-Chambers Before Pa.teGrsSn tGG mo
doR SSlendaE SSs no ef@-ReceS es4nueS
SSPr#s coa-spea e@re1 % IPef2e "a c 9bHssS s5 sS
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Lay Sn@1dP 21 iaot cdHPSpeca HGt rermPa peash
s,'S So. TO- 4ss H. 4s M q 49, '' Law ~ ana
fact Nos 997 S29 3i4, 3l6. Si1' S4o S4"' 900 ''-'
%? supreme court-circuit-Part I-Before = ''-N0
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Ss lqTs Ios7 'iS 6 2s s3 ss SS s 's s Ss
5i io2 So5 SsI sls III
Sg @O $50 ,5sl 53i2 sEs Is ol s22 81 7s5 ~ ~
So S. $3S Il5 . l9s lls5 !S: 49, I9sS iSS Isl Isl
i22 Sap@e 5s oJ 5ynStorss G s nF52m G9s 81
OF, li5 @25 7s2 25$5 955 7i4 lo''' 1885, 'S''
90? lSSi W. sWs Of cS.ets Meta
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IsS saae9 FuS 2d ssS term j
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N0s sup5To peril 1sf9esfC% g q r SeGsp'Sss s5 so B. j.
Nos aa, IS c6fr S9 81 a. reTra gi Sdwlc
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SaDstsE cSqIldal S9 lsd e9S s2a eos icia 1851 ioi
s2 S s s: 5ss '5f' 5s5 55 SD Si''s ST. M D'gs
s6i o%aon 905 sGs TerBeoro LarTeore C. j.
Day and Vd orm~BefOe BOOhStayer j.
c.,oDsar "a,,O for November ,ao.,,o, 70, tho t.,,n
ErT%Pa TsFAafo5RRssf !s' Hs si
Nos i6s 9s i2gG G i2S s iIs & i9bq 9d @ i5o
lo2 6 S5 sos Iiss IG 1905 7S4 2iG 7i9 ieoS S & 3o
o'' Common Pltas-TIia Tem-ra'1 AulOu '0N ''' '''
tern. g,y court-specla Tcrm-De'o'' M'Ad'm C. Mo
oi v TeParto oP oa IBsto9e s So45 nEiin @i cola
Nos 80. 40, So l7S' a. iOO' w.
2iP9 e 9 ri restt n'f9IG HsTe ssSs Go 70
N !Gs saa 5is5 S5,t 2'S7 peore Mccown j.
city, Cear5-ar w sci 800 2G7. 227 2lo. 25l. 1889;
22a 229 35s go TgS Tern-Part Iv-Before Nehrbas. j.
Snccla calendar
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running i''
DINING CAR TBROUGH TO CHICAGO

300 p. NJ. g 100 p. NJ. $3.50 L. NJ
ALL SOLID EMPRESS TRAINS, AND ,i5ay.r EATT
TRAIN RUNS THOUGH TO CHICAGO NAIh'0A
CHANGE or ANY CLASS OF CARS. .,.... ,ss,
pcwsr ~ s I'D Lass @ G1a%Se, ans @Si; 9 o s
way Williamsburg corner Newark and Hudson ;ts H lS
SoeM ana AS% SaT1 M aSd orders for
and transfer 81 oaggasc cti oE 0oslsL & em cha
a Livery Day pay ENpres'' pullman Bu1e' Drawing
p. rom @ ETsry Day New Ve,,buled Limited via Mcadys
VSStibueI bay Coaches PaIstal Dining ana sisssgai
Cars to CHICAGO without ehange also Pullman I9Ss
no EXTRA CHARGE FOR FAST TINE ,,.,,,
pF1s Elan amG Rag, SeT seI Fart Fas dRSa wa oi n
coaches and Pullman Sepers io Ch.e aso Mt1,n 'u Ia
PGmsn Vestibuled Compaltment Car % Raches'et Il
S'GG sHa h on % Day coaehss, Ds and pullman Bat sepns
Cars 70 Chicago without chang VI. S5iS9Pins' orr
b. 5o7 = 5:37.s Go7G, C:99E, z a., Is e g%
pu Il 80 sunday 80 70 A no e3S 1870 is l.
NDiS 80, $50 81 o. s7 5;l5, '2-'s' '"''
Pnf;aS' AS 7IS, 70 S} y lis, l. as =
2:59 S:G5s s;s7f' 4S%t3j 3. l6 80. F. To- "a
Paterson, as ~ go sz 10 To- 70 30. j. 3 s7, s
5iiSS, : 80. 37G. 5i5 9 5:i5, $50 = 30 80
Newark and Patterson, VIA newark, 45 rfy; 80 &
SsS 10 sal, y ;SS D p i5at, S:3st, 7S6 10 IL %
sucS5 S5 io:s so z 8 a. 20 g. 49, @ os ia
$S5.a' 5sqf 80 o,6'i OsO & s45 f:yS t-yS $50 d
Tss 10 M 10 Fast Express. with Pallor tx "a
TuIedo, : As, o. 10 80 u m.' J. SAo' o. % ''''
colRSo5 m as. 7:45 o 10 80. l. $3.50 go g. s:
Mssds'oE9s $685. 5n9 sS asD n rs sns 10 30
SUNDAY io'' 20 70 D. m Express trains from "e''
anaSe and t5 4 "a -, and 10 P Pgiy9sroy. N
Ensc1ooa and TsnsSyI,Ss lS rs 9,5 sS sS siss
y:ttSSi * $40 5A5, 6:07t. CAS- s, 10 go, IL; Sun
daSs dSs rs, S:%, l:So. !. 80 ant ;i3 30 80
Nysesso 90 I a as. :5eh. 80 e;o7h 9a5 lo'S" -
Suniays, rs. 9:30, 80, T. 80 ; ID ,gapt fos
=. GSnhn,bsn S,Mu WomesS with local time. .tables,,rp
W. }. MURPHY, L u u sss ~ AGENT :
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Is EAST FNpress Trains VIA PHlLADELPlniA'
BALTIMORE, WASUlNGION,o ,oo

CINCfNNATI sT. louis AND CHTISsftTTys.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL rhShlws, !. htSolows,
Ecr SITIcAG9 siS r I%6,Is n, 4 90 sS Ssa.sl] a, 90
A. NJ i;$S m a3sx S;SS p rs rs siS p 30 % $50 SIS
100 D. m, 10 100 midnight. ,,,,.,,c.on except Sis
Al trains stop at Chester and wilmins""
Fos tickets and Pullman Car Sp,see nyoadway. Of
Ticket oaices. q, s0i. ilS ana hif0
s'aNNsm aNsm.yops Transer Company win call fof anu
baggage from hotel or Hsidenccyu ncuAs O. sCULL,
n ODEIL, IN AeenA
General Managers
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
AlusifaL 1nsirrmruls.
REMOVAL
UN. hNABE Il CO.
49,. removed to their new warerooma
nav" t1S FIFTH AVENUE,
gDLh.At

XUth'st.
=, slightly used grand. upright and square
n,snos Of cur which were speena n % ana asea
By the ar sss opera season. will bs sold At liberal rs'
Sue,Ion from our regular prices
H NEPSON PIANOS RANK HIGH among
H. - insrumens and sold moderate prices
- 49, ra,enaSie terms over SO 900 in use Annual out
put $500 .1ai attention given 10 producing artistic
ing tons Win elegant wood or perforated hNaze panels
sMsfRs0N PIANO co. % 9th ave. near l4ta.st.
,,.,TIsrMFNTS FOR THE NEW.YORK
a DNMppHHnhIiNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
70 2ns sasaS.S sSsas rrsnsy TSy
.dsSns and twenty hlrd ts until sp 27o Wsse
1ws'y sS nth ave- corner Fourteenth 100 Thirds ave,
eosper Fsrty seVenth.st l92S Tnlrdaye near Sky
MNsaye srssst and sSySsisHth;s and 90 Libsryst and
tne st up 10 D m. at regular once rateA
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04

THE BOOK OF oPEN;AIR SPORTS. octave. 500
i naces. illustrated The standard authority On
American open air amusements Rules for sailing swim
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding Se te Ia
full al Der copy Published by The Tribune. New-f ork
Entertaining and universally eomplmented by the pss
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
0flchcr5.

-A-PIANO AND GERMAN taught; easy. success.
n. school Or prIVate ulcNceptunable
crenee reasonable terms Mr.. WGLSCH, l49 Il. 50th St
4 BEST TEACHERS American and Foreign. supplied
n. for ali branches. all lCcates no charge. TEACH
WANTED fee for registration; form for stamp
r. y AVERY. American School bureau. West IIth-st.
N. Y.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers Tutoi SoNerneAses
DC, 70 College, schools and Families. Apply TO
Mrs NJ. j. YOUNG-FULTON % Union square.
A BILE TEACHERS Govcrnesses, Tutors. Professors
Nations, supplied
OF charge Miss DONOVANiS Tcachefs' Bureau Musical
Agency. 80 East l4thst Schools recommended
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
Drn GOODS

CPEClAL INDUCEMENTS FOR CASH
~ uIfYEKS extensive assortment; cafpeungs. rugs,
S ,,,,s fancy furniture druggets squares hassoeks
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04

sales, barIoI9 o'o' V'OO7 JIrc IN rrfncd
notroe,n hut the check TO the advance IL crude mas
nlaic less urgency in the foreign demand. tlh@ aa
ouo,ations were firm at 7.35 cents per gallon loI
HHo,,reI oT and 9 Is cents for refined in cases.
Fncign quotations arr practically unchangen De,
ing a shade better al Bremen ana thIe eAa,er "a a.
T1ndon Tho closing figures were Antwerp j. DC
francs nor 100 klos: Bremen. 10 marks PER 2V loS
London ) 9-1Gd5 11-16 pence per Imperial gaiioh'
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
THE NE,TERN EXPIRES

$50 T.. M.The popular cyening train ~ All points 10 u
west. Northwest ant Southwest. Pullman Nestlby
Sleeping Car New YORK -. Louis. NeH-f0T, 20 Ca
easO, New York % Cincinnati New1 Ork - 81 mphi
New Yoik 70 NcW Orita s,NeW.i ora = llfL gf, = RI
sylyania Railroad D.nng Car New York 10 PhI!afa ub
Through every day Come tS Tor Cleyel.n ami I0ei
d,iy, eXcep. saturday. Pasoe' Johnsg)Uh By d,
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
T EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortandb and
DesbTobses follows
z q. m. for Slatngton aud ntermedlate points.
a M Lyons, Flmlra. Rochester. Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair car 10
LYONS and Pullman ear 70 Suspension Bridge.
''iI A. M. for Elmira and intermediate points Chair
car 70 Mauch Chunck.
oo', N m Tor Tunkhannock and Intermediate pon.s
Chair car to Tunkhannock Connection Reading and
40 D. IN. for Flmra and principal Intermediate points.
Chair ear l.. Is. Junction and Pullman SecDers
"a 10 r. m. for Satlngton and intermediate points.
40 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection Reading and Harrisburg,
y. IN for Gencya, Lyons Emifa Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleepers Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. , a.
n M connect for all points In M0hanoy and HaKleton
sV"@ ''-- SUNDAY TRAINS.
3 q. m. for Mauch Chunk. Hayleton and Intermediate
40 H. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
z o. m for Geneva Lyons. Elmra, Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and supenson
"NN' General Eastern ONCE. 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
Qeacber5.


TUTORS. go-enesses professors 'eaSne, SsSao cIS
cusrs for parents Modern languages spoken MlI;dhM
CoYKIERE. 81 T. 17th-st. bet 4th-aVe. anu broeu""'
Young LADY wishes to teach French (her nsuVe
y language and the English branches - chllnfeh ac
cf- hDres bes recrenccs. Address y Y H., IIlDuhc
lIptown Onlce T. 235 broadway.
AN ENGLISH FINISHING GOVERNFSS with high-
n 0et references. wishes position 10 b1ch IhHhsh
srnrh German ard advanced music. Aiigess A. care OF
Miriam Co,fl,re 81 East 17h-st. between 4thaVe ana
broadway.
. SMITH and n VASSAR College graduate desire leg.
a sons In families or schools college prepafaLon)
,ddre-. " s. care MIRIAM COYRIERE, 81 East l7tii-
ST. between 4th-ave ami broadway. .
Id RIvATE ''UITIoNa PREPARATIoN FOR COZ cn,
~ Recommended by Rev. Dr. Taylor, "a successful
teacher enncnuy qualhed'
S,CHERMERHoRN's TEACHERS AGENCY;
- Oldest ard best known In u. s. Established 1900
East 14h-st-, N. Y.
" ISTTING GoYERNESs.-A college graduate teaches
French. German. music, mathematics. history, Eng
IIsh literature Address Miss L. A. WHITE. 900 West
36th-st.
xx1 oMAN's TXCHANGE TTACHERs' BUREAU nor
both seNs 80" pies proiessors teaehef5 eovefnossos
musicians. housek,pers companions cnperones Sc. "
colleges schools and families also bookkeepers stenogra-
,hers and copYsts IN business firms
Miss C. 7. WERNER. 800 5th.ayc.. Ncw-Yori CITY
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
PACIFIC EXPRESS

500 II. M.-Ihe soel!c train Or tl3 West crosses us
AIleghanies ald through COneILaugh Valley IA
the morning. Pullman N>tiLus Bu1et sleeping Car.
New YORK Chicago, Nrw-I0rk Pitt.hug, New.
York to Roanov. via tho Shenandoah Valley Coz
meets for Toledo daily. AMI f0l CORY. ie. the VI
Regions Cleveland. and Columbus except saturday.
For Lebanon . 200 A. n. go p. and II l5 night
For N0rristO gE. PhocuiNyl-. Pot ,t0wn AID reading
:0O. II 20 a. m. 100. , co. and 80 D. IT. Sun.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
BALTImoeE. WAsnlNGroy. AND THE sorrm

"WashiEgton LmioaI E2pleas' OF lu Imam Paf.Oi Css
daily, except sunday, 10 H.. arrive Washington 90
D. m and "COugIess0Eal Limited daily VISA Dining
Car. at 40 p arrive Washington ~ D. m Iegg
zoo, 3 80 30 and 90 p H.. aai i2 is night
Sunday, 4 700, 6:t5 and . 90 a. m. 30. 30 and
200 p. m, and II 10 night. For point on Chesa.
peake and Ohio Railway aHi Cincinnati. Seepers. D.a.
Ing Car and Coaches through 3 80 =. m daily.
For Atlantic CITY. 90 Through Car, ard 30 D. n.
we,k-days. For Cape May. 700 ,; H. week. days.
For Long Branch Point Pleasant and inorme1ate ia.
tons. via Railway and Amboy : 80. 10 a. m, - 90
noon. go and 20 P m, on sunpi@y; bay 9fS a. m
For Old Point and Norfolk via Nrw York Phaielphia,
and Norfolk Railfoad 700 p. m. flly VIA Bllhnoss
and Bay Line. 200 .. m. weekday
RoSts of BrookIyn Annex" connect with all through
m jersey CIV aGoring a speedy and direct transfer
20 travel
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

IXprcss Trains ledNe a. IUTiON- =
rs G:2O. 90, . 90, 80. 0 @ Chicago Limited
with Dining Car and 10 Washington Linited, and II %
200, 80 ;oo and 200 p M and y - nigat Ae'
EXpTess 4 100, is, 8 100 90 Limited and 10 .. M,
80 l. 80, s. q 80. s. and D. m, and II Is nght
Accommodation 100 D. m.
Trains leaving NewYo5k daily except SATURDAY. a. q
and IL 10 a. m, l. 2 A. ., p. m, and 10 a. m. ana
GEO D. NJ sundays. connect az Trenton for Camden.
Ticket Ofces Nos /. 435 $40 ami 944 Broadway, /
Aston House and tOOt Of DesbrOs,cs ana COranft
Court-st and Brooklyn Annex station foot o. Fuonst,
RoOklyn IS IIud St.. HOboken Station Jersey City;
Emigrant Ticket Ofco. Castle Garden
The New York Transfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotels and residences
CHAS +. PUGH }. X WOOD
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
Danrlno A1nocm,cs.


LIEN DODWORrH. NO 6Sl FGFTHAVE
"a Class for Gentlemen viii begin December ID.
Private lessons at any lime by appointment
LEN ANDER MACGREGOR's. 10S West 35th-st.
"A Mcnd"ssohn Assembly Rooms near Oth-dye
private lessons any time. NlasSes every day.
-CAETIEE'S DANCING ACADEMY. so 5u-ave.
"A. between 18Th auf 4ih ssPfiN te and class lessons
all hours WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY Hslls 10 let
n .GAKMU.-ILASSfs IN DANCING.
~ STANDARD HALL. l.476 Broadway (42d.st) ana
30 West S5th-st
~ ERN pos ACADEMY. 1G2 East 55th- -s--A School
Il for Dancing Department and CGiistheno Exefcfses
All the ana fashionable dances. Send for circular
|,FORGE w. WALLACE'S SCHOOLS. 90 West 59th
" and Harlem, 30 and 50 Vest l2Gh-st Afternoon
and evening classes. Private tuition. Soc circular
yTNICKFRBOCKER CONSERVA ATORY, A West 14th
N st.. thorouch school for dancing and deportmcnt;
Waltz GUARANTEED Chldien's and Misses classes
"Wednesday and saturday afternoon terms moderate :
circulars
nJE p. HARVARD REILLY master Of dancing has
WI rrnpd from Europe. Private classes spcci1ltY a
543 5th-ave. No circulars sent hy ma
OUR OWN ACADEMY TOR DANCING GS West 23i
k1s HIGGINS. ani evening ca,soi
nor quarter 81 lessons, 81. Waltz GUARANTEED Flvo
nrlyat, lesson 50 AT r fashionable dances TAUGHT.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04

900 A. vi. The great morning train Tor all points In N
West Pullman Vestbu Buffet Sleeping Gar, Neu
YORK 70 ST ISu... Pullm1n Ne>tbu.s Buzz. Parof Ca
New York 10 tI,-buiZ, pullman > coping Cag Ato0n.
g. Chicago, ana ".tt,JuF- H. Cncinpai q and 5n
Toledo. Penn y!vaBi1 Karoat Dining Cr Pfi adelpnA
Altoona, and pullman d ming Car Columbus = ;
Louis. Train leaving New-fork oh saturday uu
through Chicago, Via Columbus. Connects Il
Cleveland daily. and Tor wllamsport, Lock Hay.I
and Toledo, cXcepl saturday.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04

TRAINS LEAVE sTATIONs, foot Of Dcsbros~e. s,x
Coriiandt ss., afording passengers Grand View :.
the Hnrbor, the shipping. the BTOo<yl Bridge, Gov,
erners Island, and the statue Of Liberty, foilo.,-
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY

.
400 a. m. for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown. Maueh
Chunk WllkesbaEFe and Scranton. Reading Harrisburg
:oo a. M for Pennington Easton. Bethlehem. Allen.
town and Mauch Chunk.
s4S a. m for FIemln1ton. Lake Hopatcong. Esston
Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk Wsesbarre, Scrsn'
Sunbury Lewsburg Willamsport
town Maach H. Chung Reaans Hsrrisburs PoitsVfire et
3:45 p. M for Esston. Bethlehem Allentown. Maucs
Chunk Wilkesbarre. Scranton Tamaqua Shamokn.
4 80 D. M for Pennington. Lake Hopatcong. Easton.
500 and 5 80 D. m for Someryile ana ti.nnng'99a
Chunk Read Harrisburg. etc On Sundays a. 80 D. m.
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury Park ocean Grove
day trains do not Stop a. ocean Grove or Asbuy PARK
S For Atlantic 9V Highlands Via Maawan ana KeyporS
For L1kewooi Toms River and BaFnegat, 400 Is
Fol For ASatic iS 12 ctg, = Yneand and Bridgeon 90 m
X For p Perth Amboy. :Oo 500 sl5 10 30 Il rs m
100, 100. 80. AS. 80 TO- 80 p. m Sundays
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
| FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
Via Central r r. Of NewJersey Philadelphia ana Read'
ing r. r. and Baltimore and Ohio Il r., leave foot
Libcrtyst, r. oo .oo ,,,
P6iadsgha a; 40 7+So s;s9 g;sS sS iIGS y 20
| p. IN. SUNDAYS. 80, 9:3o a. m' / 80 2'So' SD
''G3 For 0SE Baltimore re- and m washington daily 20 II 90
fexcent Sunday a. m 80. 80. 3;l5 90 II 70 m.
Trains leaving at AS II 100 a. m. 80 90 @ oSo.
/ 80 10 100 p m, have connection ioF keadhs hSi''
Tickets and Pao seats Be procured at M r. Ws, i
AS 9l4 LAO S9S BroadwSy 729 Sh.Ts couTt 20 SO
F1Itonst TTItorrst Ss Brosdway Brooklyn. .....
New.York Transfer Company will call for ana creek
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
grsirntiiDr.
For Young Ladies-City

c,-eo,- c.NrNARY POPS 5th.ave.. cor 126th:
A. stNBoariiug aud day scqol io y1u,g ia,e, rud" 1
pupiis nfcd for college. EXTENSIVE RfVuu,
ii sha 1oi Bnafirr= from 1900 70 siOJ Soafb -i'
, ear commenced Sep'cmhei 20
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
On and after september 3Oih. lSSO.
TILE pENN- IIifTIr

900 A. M.-Composed exclusively of Pullman vestbu
Drawing and Stat Room, Sleeping. Dining. smoking a
obs ryatOn cars, containing Id1le,' and genflefne
bath rooms, barber shop. library, dn1 all tne e.
yeDlences OF home. IGcaref by steam and light
by stationary and movable eectIc light. The p.or,
q It's class IN the world. Through 70 Cncinnsu a
Chicago every day
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04

NNEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. \. Z. &
r Co.. ie.see.TIaIG1s iI1,S Leave ,,N,s Wsst d2dsS
from foot OF Jay-st., y. i. Chicago Detroit L0ndon
Hamilton . 80 a. a.on M 80 ao ~ m h bl5 m s1j io'S p S
Montreal tS carada Fast is p NIAGARA Fails syra:
a. m s Is s:I5 D. iand ,sl u 80 for Utica
~ :i5 o :55 Ca II 80 a. and q T. - 10 8 m
Newburg .oiS m a mo- az S Sg' GSo Fl1,d, d a.
eemrone m Cars for Bura0 NaeaTa Fails Toronto Detfct
days Other train; daily eSceI, e, sSTndays SUI g. 9 Leave
Jersey City x II station al 100 o a. M $40 p m
Ear tickets timetables information apply at Offices
ToG Fulton
i 81 Futonsi New York oly1 9 369 7s5 and Si2
ou o.gwav I53 Bowerv. IL Park Place 6S West fo5th.
a. aud shor stations foot OF West 42d-st and
Of Of Ms,re from hotels and residences G. f. LAMBERT
na-Ea,i possenger Aren't 8 Vanderbntave. N