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New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Dec. 24-Cotton quiet and easier middlng
I0isalO4c. Flour dull Howard-st. and Western super
50 25ds2 70; do do extra, - 90d$3 go; do do family
80 yOd$4 40; city mills Rio brands, extra. 37ds4 90
winter wheat patent, 6Oas1 30 spring do do, s5a
80 do straight ~ 25d&i 20 do do S3 OOdSl
wheat-Southern dun Futz. 73as3c ongberry. 7idsIc
No 2, S0dSo9c steamer, 70d77c Western easier: No.
winter red, spot and Dcccmber, 709a799,c January
OdS0asc; February, S2dS2hc May S6i. do6 Corn
Southern quiet white and yellow, new 3ld30c Western
easy mixed spot 42hc spot. soc year, S1.d39c
January and February 3oc; March, 3Sls dJo4c April.
3ga394c. Oats firm; Southern and Pennsylvania, 2SD
3lc, Western white, 3Od31c do mixed 2S Sd29Ic graded
No. white Bic. Rye inactive prime TO choice 51d60c.
Hay dull prime to choice timothy, S13d$l3 so. Pro-
visions quiet and unchanged pork slI so bulk
loose shoulders 5c; long clear and clear ribs,
smoked shoulders 62c; hams, 12d124c lard refined,
i7a9c crtamery' 2sa20c. Eggs steady. 2$a2Sc Coiee
dull Rio cargoes, fair, 192d19'ic. Sugar quiet; "a"
soft, &c Copper firm refined, 14d15c. Whlskey un.
changed 81 TO- Freights 70 Liverpool per steamer
firm nonr, 2ld22e gram, Cd Cork for orders As 3D.
Buffalo. Dec. 2f.-Wheat-No. / hard opened weak
1900 bushels sold at S9ssc closed firm, with light
lngs at 902c No Northern nsm at S7l2c No. North
ern, sii2c asked Winter wheat dull; No. red, Soc
No red extra, S1dS2c No red, 75d76c No. white,
soc No. extra white s2c asked Corn dull and un.
settled; No 9 362d37c No. 3, 359.d36c; No A. 34G
3i14c grade 32a33c No yellow 36c No. yellow,
35d35i2c. oats weak; No. white &c No. 3 white
pc No. mixed, 26c on track Barley steady and
changed. Rye nomlualy unchanged. Flour steady, with
good demand Millfecd dull and unchanged. Receipts
Wheat. G000 bush corn, 10000 bush oats 5000 bush.
Shipments-Whcat p 900 bush corn g. 600 BUSH oats
Chicago. Dec 24.The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

ON the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
i0c finest dairlcs ss3Oc dne, l3di3c: Eggs i9a3oc
ou,e o pe DgTn on a G s ana sSaa4y 5S@4 whe SS
56sc no. northern. S2c Corn quiet No 3 on track
Rye quiet; No. /. in store ijc bid Barley firm; No
2. in store iGac. Provisions quiet PORK, I'LL; Lard,
y a22c. Cheese steady; chcddars,. 9qo9e Receipts
b,h Spme@t 800 bbs wheat 600 bush
barISyi liiaSGi6Rts S34R bush; Dec 2,our dull Wheat dull
choice and fancy Lonebcriy ssa95sc; 80.
Trv req SSs arR {o6 weak no. 3
S5dSGe sicamer J7G5sc no ? for LOCAL trade ; 3saS9c;
S for eapot. oSic no
wbtt- SSic: No. , Witt 3He EUtIrqeS q auet hut
stacy 20 Whit DsGsmGe $SSl @ January so,s
tGsh stocS steady hrsts a29G SggSr
62c Potatoes steady but quiet rose chcce per busnel
6oG6S DO fair to good 53G1ee; bur6aDks and starS'
50g55 nGboas and PRIDE 550GOe mINed and rough
-four $500 bis WHAT sSo bush corn ~ 800 bush
oats 500 shipm,nts wheat, 9,7JO buSni corn,
ST. Louis, Dec. 2i.-Flour nomnaly unchanged. Wheat
lower. The market was dull throughout and closed Ia
772c; closed 52c bid January, 73.c May 81 S2lse
biG Corn lower: No mixed cash, 25ad55dsc December
5c closed 25Se 6s January G S2sq2Gg S sGSed lb 2 81
27-c CLOSED 27c bid May, 2sa2s',c, closed 2S'sc bid
2s5' sG n5 Of ~ @ h BapeS S s oM Nay ESQ i5e a7
dull and weak prairie - 5Oq$s so timothy t6qsi3 CO. 90
Lead dull cemmon SO2ae: Butter and eggs dull Gn- Go
eang cqnmea & 81 S5Gs Nm CO. WsScy of M G
So darng the holidays RccepsTFiour 1000 bbs
. Thsa! r$c So 1000 bush barley 5000 bush
Flour 600 b9 wheat io00 600 bush com 4iS GOO GOO
bush; oats $4,000 bush rye, 1900 bush; barley, 2OoO
Tocdo Dec. si.-whcat dun ,s;eady cash and De
sic oats quiet cash 22lec; Cloycrseed steady cash
ccpts-Whca G9 bush eor s9S hu;R 1o oats 90 90
bush covcecd 5oS bags' cS % az s SsGs
cioycr,ced 22G bags.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C. &

W Ii. H. X. r. Co., Lessee-Trains leave West 42d,st
from oo S as T cRg q DerO @0Se eaao saGsr
Hamilton. . :55 a. m, .515, :l5 p m St; Louis
Montfca canada Fast . l5 P Niagara
rs % 55 a. M 3 rs 's:l5 p IN. (and (a u 80 a.
fSr Utica only. kingston; SadgeTes' C9tskil Albany
8 i5 D N. Newburg 10 rs a. M :i5 4 80. :S5
% 80, II AS D. m. Haverstraw, S:25 q. m, 2:45
s.f5 D. Elegant Sleeping Cars for Buffalo Niagara
Daily except saturdays. Other trains daily except
sundays. "a . Leave Jersey cry Z r. r. Station,
All 26 $40 NJ For Tickets 8at ttiWesbes S, or
St. 726 FutOn.st., Annex once, foot Of Fuonst New
York City5l27l 1898 7sS w ana o1S Broadway, i5sh
Shore Stations. foot OF West i2d t. and foot OF Jayst
r. Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage
from hotels and residences. G. r. f,AMRERT. General
Passenger Agent, Vanderbilt'aVc.' N Y.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
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Beginning OF Twenty'thrd Volume.
Portrait Of William Cullen Bryant. Frontspiece.
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT IN HISTORY. Illus
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RARE PICTURE OF EARLY NEW-YORK. Illustrated
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN AND MRS. STOWE. An
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ST. ANTH0NY'S FACE. A Masterpiece Of Natural
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FEDERAL AND ANTl-FEDERAL. Hon. Gerry w.
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IMPRESS OF NATIONALITIES UPON THE CITY OF
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New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

THE BOOK OF oPEN-AIR SPORTS. octave 500
pages illustrated The standard authority ON
American open air Rules for sailing swim
ming ball playing. shooting horseback riding &c. &C. IA
uD. ~ copy. Published by The Tribune New. York
Entertaining and universally nnsntAd ss -.ess
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
The PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The record of trading at the Ncwfork exchanges In
the line OF crude oil certificates was unusually large
for the day preceding Christmas. especially as 'i'ere
was some interruption from the festivities wh'c"
stopped any attempt TO do business for some time.
The field news was not important and the declining
tendency OF values enjoyed only at the expense VI
holders Prices vent 10 81 o.. but the market was
without significance. - .
The range OF prices and the total dealings we're as
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. GUY

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. 2. CITY.
iOs9i eye5 1e2 asa wls St g ESsd:s si
00tS; Y Q! g. lOSsyS %s.S 10 % e
SiS West e7th.st john Ruek % ] Hculahsn 1
f0th.ave, cor 14ithst, 30. lx30; Jennie. wife
W,% so@erys IGs f. Dey Of istS,t sSasse sxoo:
~i' HTmo"l Anderson aSs y rec james Seal.n
%G hdwsd s2s 1s23S Fe 4nas
sf % . sSSsser waS s9edGsr. pSs Sss S nad.
RiyeTsideave v cor a2gS's 200 r. to , SIer:
same Adolph Bendheim. :. .........;:., 62sso
West wasR9g'Ca p;cf 1s2 W,m e Sosss; Sa;
sehs CS' 'l75 ' sSis s5Sio0 TO-
Graf to George + Johnson ;;.;...;:...;...,, 8ioo
Butler to Eiiasbeth stsla%st1; ;as. iy,ii;: 5000
7st t2l .,S. @ Of sstcy PitsSe 5ssS2 Julian
MSFses 70 :Ssis' sS7 S's s5s q sher:
l22ds sSssGU sa iPIS" % Of % issye eszOo ''''
BaSsSck and Ea5soek Se e i, 10 Bio19fs BsbGo,f
iiSsh;st II sc q istaye, a2ziOoiO; ,sooo
Homas.s ms 70 wary lot ioS map Of william Powell '00
95xioO Anastasla Lee 20 Bridget How; 1900
eshers Slos 10 Robert c mp oaord and wife to
e sdoSss Rss,d
''iHS;' James i ii assett 5 e Edmund Ha.sctt
~ s:.;. e Tais Rs.!s fSSlSS Ed
'afSSS SSnd Massett IT, 70 Jas s'f Hasse s os'pV
st.x60x--x-- to stx90; Nath1 Jarvis, u.
to David w Dunhaln.
and wife to simon Dessaa 1888
Felner and wife to Jacob Barnett, ;,.:,.. 1900
1staVe, :, S6.2 57th-st. 2SN75. No 1,O33;
Jacob Barnett and wife % Sol Feiner....,: 5000
Wen TO ny Llpman. $500
Mott-st, No 300 W :. 1856 Reecker-st. % Ok
Epis City Mission Society -: $500
New to Simon Dessaa.... 17e,s
ref to Meyer S Nathan 1880
sayre. trus to WIN r i.... 500
Same property, same as receiver, II Hall 70
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
The Seminole
WINTER PARK,

ORANGE COUNTY, FbORIDh. . ,,,.
Tbi. rc,y and cIc giant hotr recommending noni n
J,ad gnests will be opened January lsf ISSo, "%m",r %
hc ohJc mn no cement of Mr. w. T.. PAIGE so wen
mo,yn ns The .ncc essnl mannaer OF the grcni III 10
n"I;Il i'm The CstskiIl Mountains. IL IL -mpcrDH 70
chi ed upon high land between two ocnn.,', J fro"
The de- on Top clev lakes can be seen.
Thing thai human ingenuity can devise nas d p, nme @
dnd ~, ma Le mi, house attractive ana hoinr-
like for old and young ~lecpers from NewJ o send T"r
a", c,nngc AIItrains stop nj Winter Pnrk; ~cnu LOT
guide Address W. Il. Paige, Winter Park o''"sc ""
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

Refined quotations unchanged at $50 cents per
gallon in barrels and q.7O cents in cases
Foreign quOtatons-Antwerp. II 5-sO17 "a francs
Bremen, 7.30 marks London. 666 ZIG pence.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
Citp propsrtp Go Get.

a HOUSES AND FLATS to let in all locations low
IA. rents. PORTER * 90. "a East l2oth-st.
A pyERTIsEMENTS FOR IT THE 2E,z NEwYoRK
UPTOWN OFFICES No. l,23S Broadway corner Thirty
rst-st., until p m $50 Broadway between Twsnty.
second and Twenty.thrd sts until 3 D. m. 270 West
Twenty thirdst., corner ,Elghthaye. 152 Sxthaye.;
I53 Fourh.ave corner FOurteenth-st.; 160 Thrdave.,
corner Forty, ,eventh.st. 1026 ThiFdaye. Sixty.
nrst-st. 170s First-aYe. 106 West Forty second st
the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East one-hundred and.
twenty fth-st.. up 70 p M at regular Office rates
N LEASE corner Of Prince and Sullivan sts. bOyfo0:
i will be improved suit
rutland & WHITING. Be-kman-s 81
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
tOinlcr Resorts.
HOT SPRINGS, N. c..

(26 hours from y. Y Piedmont Air Line ~ BI0teNS S
through Pullman buffet sleeper from exstnq
Has In luxurious and hcalthul combination cus.nsa
nov here else beautiful scenery dry bTacing a e,vn
temperature THERMAL WATERS (which are sai ra %
couaed pechc for rheumatism gout dysbcpsia ,
nervous prostraton nowing into MARBLE
finest BATHS IN AMERICA ana the ~. "a sani
PARK HOTEL uneXcelled in cuisine comforts anu ~
tary conditions. -. 49, roofons marked
on the United States Census Map as ocaeS I'D is the
otives arc free from throat and lung diseases anu
lest place in United states during guhas sIJee''
and snrlnr for bronchial pulmonary trouD savs
M TrYiS A. SAYRE. 2S5 5thsve, New orh, sS{ r{lns
81 arrived at HOT SPRINGS unable was rompelled to
he Wheeled around in roller chair Alr h t wv 9et on a
h,tnS In these luxurious baths was aole 70 sc' ~
bsnn and have enjoyed tho charming rides a%onE anon y tbe
bcautin mountains shall always feei gne gra nIace %
HENRY " STEERS, Inspector Of P0lce 9 &c. ~ s,e
~ chnnot speak highly OF the a,i, ~ N,, ~
famous waters saubrous climate 1 h9t for seatics
~, Vi ateT those Afflicted find there speedy anu
permanent relief have returned ~, NV hanicss Victims
OF rheumatic a"ec"o"S' w a. DOOLITTLE Manager.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
Jnsirnctlon.
For Both SeXes-City

For Both SeXes-City.
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS. FREE state
"A. whether for boys OF girls; city or County, ~ y
AVERY American School Bureau West l4th,st' N l.
r,ER1ITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, l w. 25th-st;-
Conversational knowledge in few terms slV tG odeh
trial lesson free Branches IN Brooklyn Boston, fha
dcphia Washington, Chicago, Berlin and Parls -
ISRIENDs' SEMINARY, Rutherford Place opposite
+ Stuyvessnt Square Thirteth year Acaaemc, in
Urinary and kindergarten Departments specMd d Se nye
ton TO English studies Thorough courses OF sIuay pr
naraory for Columbia College for schools OF Hch9oey
No extra charges Catalogues upon application open
''h ni0 E4DwSXRD 4. H. ALLEN. C. E. Principal
SyU0RTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.-InstIuc
ranhy iot West 23d.st and Room 90 star Building cor
park Place and Broadway Evening classes on Iuesuay
and Fridays at uptown rooms 49,. ,,,,r,p r,r,ooi,ai
u,UE PACKARD BUSINESS COLLEGE; A., =.
Roprescnts the there is I'm practical cducftl0. ~
has the finest location in city with the best acls
n makes GOOD bGokkeTpers good clerks, sO0u sten"s
raphers and good and women, and chaises poGu I
nrice for tuition-not much, but just enough Nooo
cOmlans Of the price because everybody gets ue Mot
OF his money The worthless thing IN the arhee ~
cheap educ alton and the most deceptive thmg IS ue
ance OF getting what you want IN no tin' yh'H 1oo
College has in daily attendance $50 students nearly lUo
partmcnt II be remembered, Is the ohcla Leadc
Quarters Of MunsOn Photography the best syHpan VI VI
shorthand one thing about the Iachaiu ~ auuNo
IL that they are ALWAYS wanted They never hoat about
irving to ind something 20 do. They step rom Soeg
INTO business and stay there The Packard College II
always open to visitors and is usually worm Nst lhs
win be vacation during the holidays business tor INC
new year will open THURSDAY, January 2; lSHO ihat
will be good time TO enter Mcanme, senq iof ccuiaIs'
wa - 5. s. PACKARD. President.
lf
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
W WINTER RESORT. sfCoND shA
THE PRINCESS ANNE,

VIRGINIA BlbACl, VA
VIII open Feb l. Eighteen miles east & o o,b Of rEPE
UENKY Owned and connected with Noiioik py tng
VfKGiNIA BEACH RAILROAD Actessinls i gS ,Se,t ~
trains NORTH and south perfect IN ts appOu,
DIVES Oh THE REACH AND ThROC% %h ah, fiSE hi,St.
goI.tS'IS Of ACRES. SADDLE horses anu Duch'
boards DICKING AND HUNTING grounus hsai'
plans and circulars at CCmpany's onee, ~ Bfoau"ay'
''O -" 5. h. CRIT1ENDEN, Manager
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
Railroads.

Railroads.
PENNsyLvAR|A MS,
q RAILROAD.
The Standard Railway Of America!
Stone BALLAST AND STONE Bridges
PROTECTED
RTgRLOCKING SWITCH
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM
Tie Scenic Line TO the West
The ROUTE OF rHE
CELEBRATED PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
The Ideal Railway Train Of the Nineteenth Csntury.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. fost Of Desbrssses and
Cortnndt sts., afordinE passcngersa Grand View oi
the Rarbor. the Shipping, the Breokyn Bridge, Gov
ernors Island, and the status of Liberty, as feisws-
Ou and after November 10Th. 1883
THE FAST LINE.
ah vsad aGf a sepg G p P0las ta H sn'
PaIo, e Gar SS%o Ydrk I4d 20 umsn EumaH
Cai Altoona TO Chicago, and FusbuIe To- Columbus.
urday fo Chicago. Connects for ceyc.
Land d1lly, and foi wilIiamsport. Lock Haven and
,ooo THE rEXNsiLyANIA LIMITED:
1000 MCogp'g saS ,iS SeTestey Of pullman Vet
smGkns and Gss SS@a; dss s and
he conyenleSss. Of home Heated BY steam and
hg9ted 6 ,sGnay n and d. movable d electric light The
sr : o,9,. 90 'h,aso h,,i every day: - -
zoo M @ lEeHsN'Tl St,Mssa hHrtss S
ear 19a s. t. s. ko Louis rqa1 Ns% yo q essG
o%nbn aS 20 OS S4Snns n c passenger coach 70
a,"'a' TnE IL wSaE.s;rEnRS; nR;'R;S EXrKEyS' RE- t'y
NorTsn aad souaTes a 'IP fumi@ IL R2l7Fs Vs
esas eSs s'Ps g s.
Si BDe NswyGk ey, 70 P'SS,g ~ Pe9nyyana Roaa
say Connect. eveiand ana Toedo dny sScsD.
500 r. M.-Ihs scene tfan ioi ule West crosses the
e morning Pullman vsstSue Budo9 seeSns Snsy e..
y's 25 5.sl' d a na %
Fer FSI S99a 20 CT sRa u na sns Rss
s9g S III lI5 02 20 90 a. no. and I9 a8d az 80 M Sundays
BALTIMoRE, washington. AXp TIE SOUTH
daily except sundly 10 10 10 a. m sfTive washington
Dining Car At I 20 % arrive Was6ag5 Gao S'iS p
III. regular express, 4:15. 6 20 :CO. aad 80 a n
90, 10, 80, 80, and % D. m and Il i6 night
Sunday 90 :15 and 80 a. m. 30. 40 and 90
rag nf g m ana fG' gG9s: sn 6 c
roR f?,sffs xff.SfG cry o0 Gagn ay Car M week
ro days Eof me eeaPS My e9 p TsE DAYS IS,
mediate stations VIA Hallway and Ainboy, 0 10 a m
10 90 noon. 40 ana 10 D. On sunday 0 AZ
a m and 90 ?. m. ldo not stop at hsbury Park
4 Norfolk Railroad. 90 q: m. daily. except SUNDAY
and s 100 .. M daily via Baltimore and Bay Line 3 "a
Boat. mi Of BrooRiyn di Annex. connect with a, through
trains at Jersey City. aHording speedy and direct
transfer FOR Rr0oh'v'' f-nvol
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EApiess trains leave A. iOuo" -
with Dining Car and 10 10 Washington LimItedj and
IL 90 a. n.. 10 30, 90. gao 300. $50, 90
80 s 100 8 90 80. co. and 100 .. m. and - i5
night. Accommoi oiatiOn. IL 10 a. NJ, 40 and
2 90 p m. Sundays. Express co. 9l5 S;30 :OO
40 Lmlted) and 10 a. M, :o0 $3.50 4. 30 g.
$50. and Q y. m.. and IL night Aeeommo
Trains leaving New York daily. except Sunday a. 90
., and II 10 a. m. l. 10. I. 5. D. IN: and 10 M
and 80 p IA. Sundays. connect at Trenton fo
Camden.
Ticket Ofices. Nos l. 4s5 $40 and g44 Broadway 1
Astor House and foot OF Desbrosses and COTtandt st
Courtst, and Brooklyn Annex station foOt OF Fulton
st, Brooklyn as Huison.st. Hobokel Station. Jersey
City; Emi9rant Ticket once. Castle Garden.
check baggage from hotels and resdeneea -
CHAS. f. PUGH J. r. WO0c
Genera Manager. Genera Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE,

The only sale OF real estate at the Exchange yest~
day that Of No 6o East Seventy ninth st.. fou,
story stone dwelling on lot I34xlO2 After con.
siderable bidding 1t sold for s2I 300 to NJ G. Lower.
stein. WY
The only other sale was that Of mniag rights ana
property at santa Eulaa, In the state III Chfhuahns
Mexico, which sold for 100000 TO j. W. shaw an3
e. t. Barney. The same party took the tools, live
stock ETC.. for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
New.York. Tuesdaf. Dee d

New-York Tuesday, Dec. a.
The following sale made at the Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day
One 4.story dwelling, with lot. No. G5 East 79thst
s. 2034 feet Of 4th-avc lot l3. .4xl02.2 NJ. c. Lowsn
stein, s2l 800.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

U,UE BOULEVARD RIDING ACADEMY .
/ IS especially devoted 10 the instruction gwen IN
nrivote lessons or in Parties numbering az least
sx pups can 10 have the private ana
full use OF the ring for one NOtf regularly.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
Iearbers.


A TUTORS. goyernesses, professors, teachers, all
"a branches supplied schools and families School
cullIs for parents Modern languages spoken. MIRIAM
COYRlERE 81 +. 17thst bet 4th.ave. and broadway
BEST TEACHERS American and Foreign, supplied
"a for all branches in ali localities; charge TEACH
I4iS WANTED fee for registration form for stamp
x Z: AVERY. American School Bureau West lith.st
N Y.
A BILE TEACHERS. Governesses Tutors Professors.
"a OT2anists Singers, Compan Ions MatrOns supplied
free OF charge Miss DONOVAN'S Teachers Bureau. Mu-
seal Agency, 30 East l4th-st Schools recommended.
A iERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"a supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors Governesses
&C? TO Colleges, school and Families. Apply 10
Mis- NJ J YoUNG.FULTON % Union square
e. FORGE WALLACE's SCHOOLS. 20 West 50th.st
VI and HARLEM. 50 and 81 West I2Gth.st-Circular
Adults and chdrcn's classes.
SCHnEEbM,ERHoRN's HEN l TEACHERS AGENCY.
East 14thst.. N. Y.
WS0oMMAN's EXCHANGE TEAcH&is' BUREAU ffor
seNe supplies professors teachers gOyefnesses
ns nqscis honseReepers companions chaperones &c 70
pheis ana copylsts 70 business firms s
WISE Y. u WERNER. 800 5th.ave.. NvyYork CITY
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
Gountrp propertp for Sale.

GOR SALE-vauable coal property in Eastern Ken.
tucky on line OF railroad now building; large
connecting point for freight East and West owner who
is in city for few days will Join small syndicate develop
or lease same large tract fine. clear thick veins ot
Bitumlnous splint Gas Cokng and Camel 1t VIII
hear any investigation. Remarkably low In price and
title guaranteed will treble in opportunity
Address OWNER, L. o. Box 672 New-York City.
-,.-.~~
For other real estate ads. see 5th page
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

tI1;JO A. NJ. Day Express 70 Buffalo Niagara Falls,
Toronto Cleveland. Cincinnati Indianapolis Detroit and
Chicago Wagner Drawlng-rOOm 10 syracuse.
Wagner sleeping Syracuse 70 Cleveland Detroit and
Chicago. Parlor car Cleveland to Cincinnati. Wagner
din'ne New York 10 Albany.
$3.50 p. NJ, Albany, Troy and tica Special. with Wag
d.a - ng-room FOR ALBANY and Troy
1888 p NJ, Accommodation TO Albany and Troy. Con.
meets FOR Wliamstown North Adams and intermediate
points on Fitchbure r r. Wagner drawing room car
New " 20 Albany
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
Brooklyn.

SELECT HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS number limited
- TO six English. music art and languages; home com
forts; location unsurpassed fall term September 20 Ad
dress Mrs. ]. L. COOK 56i Washington-ave.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

RANJo and GUITAR taught in twenty private Lessons 1
with or without the aid Of notes HENRY Y. DUB
ON. 1910 Broadway. between 32d and 33d sts.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

Ono ot the recognized mouth pieces o. the i ov The
-, h. dav on both secular ana feiHious "p'0''
Nnrk
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THE SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED

't1Oi5o A. VI, The magnificent Southwestern Linn
ILed Cincinnati, indianapolis and st Louis consist
ing OF combination library smoking and cafe car,
seeplng.car for Cincinnati, drawlng.room and
standard day coach, sleeping-ear for st. Louis,
sleeping-car for Cincinnati a drawlng.ro car FOR
Albany, and a dining car The entire train Is steam
heated. lighted by gas and Wagner yestbuled. No
extra fare charged
I'LL A. M Western New-York and Northern Express
for Saratoga Lake George. Rutland Remington. North
Adams. &C Wagner drawng-room cars New. York 20
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Brooklpn l]ropsrtp for Sale.

BROOKLYN lots for sale. 1oOx2oo. on DeKsbsve.
ID Sumner; very desirable for stores and Oats 4;
price moderate. RULAND WHITING. Beekman'ss
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For Young Ladies-Country.

For Boys and \ oung Men-Country.
A CHOICE SCHOOI.-shortlidge Media Academy for
a BOYS and young SWlT1IIN Z. SIORrLIDGE,
\. NJ. tliarNarI GRADUATED Media Penn (neaf Pmla-
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"A New classes 10 dancing Immediately after The bo
GAYS, auNshs,u cnsses saturday morning; early nn
estoh eesiaDe rrHee lessons any time by appointment
A -CARTIERS DANCING ACADEMY. 80 5th.sve
hours WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY. Halls 70 Iet '
Ire GARMo, Tuesday and Saturday Aftespoons
~ 643 FIFTH AVE (45thstl
Other Classee 80 WEST s5rH. ST
MIR. p HARVARD REILLY. master OF dancing has
Hl returned from Europe private classes specially AZ
5f3 6th.aye. No circulars sent BY mall.
n1R. MANUEL 543 5th-sve.. f5th-st-Classes and
lVl private lessons
n UR OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCING. 60 West 2sd
~ Hosea Higgins Prop. p.AeIqoon and evening classes
per quarter, "a lessons, IS WALTZ GUARANTEED
five private lessons e5 All the fashionable Dances taught
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25

TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. fost Of Besbrssses aAd
CSrtinndt sts, affordinE passengers Grand view o
the Rarbor the shipping, the BrsokIyn Bridge, Gov
ernors Island, aud the of Liberty ms fsews-
Oa and after November 10Th, 1883
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-05
THEY BOB UP sEaESELY.

Frohibitionists Did as Well as thr Demo-
Gratis, and Are Satisfied.
We have washed our hands Of this non
partisan nonsense. said Rev. r B. Sutton
yesterday, and henceforth Il s straight
party work. until we win. Next fall we viii
have complete ticket in the field. .
What do you think of the result of the
vote on prohibition 2n
II was a grand vote. We are more than
satisfied, and so are the Woman sn:fragists.
Why, We came about as close to winning as
the Democrats did. and we did not spend
fraction OF the amount OF money they
did
Mr.. Sutton also stated that the State
Temperance Alliance would keep right on
doing business. but that il would be turned
into political organization rs fast as Dos
sible.
What are your plans for the future9"
We viii hold big mass meeting within
a week or ten days. responded Mr. Sutton,
at which time we will decide on a future
policy. We will, at that meeting. bring up
the subject Of the scratched tickets fur
nished at the polls, and will determine
whether or not 10 bring suit to test their
legality"
The Prohisitionists took a careful record
OF the number of Prohibition votes cast by
Republicans and Democrats to find out
which party contains the larger number OF
Temperance AAen, but their count is not yet
finished