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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-25
WRATHFuL OAkLANDERS-

Last Fall the people of Oakland
rose in their might and kicked a
lot of corrupt City Councilaen out
Of office with a loud hurrah. The
MAN idea was to get men in the
Council who would not be bought
up by the Contra Costa Water Co.
A few days ago at meeting OF the
Council to reduce water rates, six
Of the newly elected reformers fell
down to the Company. Oakland is
wild with excitement. and there is
talk Of compelling these scallawags
to leave town.
1t will all end in talk, however,
and in q few weeks these fellows
will be on as good terms with their
neighbors as before.
Men who sell their votes on
public questions know perfectly
we'll that those things always blow
over. Who ever heard Of a mans
constituents Furnishing him for be-
traying his trust or selling his vote
It's the man who stands by his
constituents who is allowed to fall
IN the soup.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-25
WATER STORAGE.

1t is quite evident that Nevada
will receive no aid from Congress
for storage purposes for some time
to come. if ever Senator Stewart
has minated that the best that
can be done at this session will be
to secure another appropriation for
making surveys, etc.
The Dayton Times saws: The stor-
age proposition Nillhave to be carried
out in Nevada by tie State herself
il 1t is expected that this genera
ton is to dariye any benefits from
the scheme. Last Winter the Leg
islature PASSED several bills looking
towards the storage of water by
building dams and forming reser-
voirs. 1t is true that many mem
bers OF that body were not thor
eughly conversant with the water
question, but all were, nevertheless,
anxious and willing to pass any
measures that would lead to . stor-
age system, or In any way secure
more water and also save what
water is yearly going to waste. One
hundred Thousand dollars were APP
proprIa;ed to start operations with,
and is was the sense of the Legisla-
ture that this money was to be used
Immediately to build reservoirs.
Nothing has yet been done with the
money. However, some use vii
be made Of IT sometime, We sup
pose, and if it is economically
used there is no doubt that such
good results will come of it that the
State will not hesitate to apprepri- |
ate more money for the purpose
from time to time as may seem fit. |
In getting the appropriation the
State has made starter, and now !
what, is wanted is a catcher for the
water that is going to waste. There
are th0usa ads of acres OF land that
will be put under cultivation along
the Carson river when sufficient
water to irrigate them can be OBJ
tanned. This land is valueless now.
If it were settled on the State would
receive many dollars frem it in the
way of taxes, and in the leng run
1t voul0 pay the State to take the
irrigation and storage question in its
hands altogether. There is but one
serious draw back to the enterprise
in this part of the State, and that
is the fact that We do not possess
the territory on this side Of the
summit of the Sierra. This is q
question the State Board of Trade
,hould take hold of in earnest, and
push for consideration 10 Congress.
With this Tertiary belonging to
Nevada she could in very few
years solve the irrigation Question
md forever quiet the litigation on
water MATTERS by simply furnishing
water enough fer all.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-25

Because Mrs. Fred Sharon wears
. pair of stockings costing $500, an
Oakland preacher denounces her
and Gays "no wonder that poor
people cannot buy bread" The
Elder Is not much OF snsncier.
The extravagances Of the wealthy
help the poor more than anything
else, az money is thereby kept n
circulation. II Mrs. Sharon paid
$1,000 a pair for stockings the poor
wsuld be greatly benefited The
sight of . pair Of stockings of any
price always seems to effect the
elders.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-25

Miss LucyEls.Der has estabiis he'd
herself as q thorough and compe-
tent dancing teacher capable of
handling tue young as well as the
old. All scholars under her care
Will receive prompt attention and
will be thoroughly educated in
all the fashionable dances.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
NEW YoRk CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
A.. Train, arrive NJ aud depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Eye. GrG 42d 81. Hew York.
THE oNiY .hATroAo ST,TIoN- r TEg C1TV'

VHE Only hAtroAo STirloN y, TIE t1TT
Go 10 '',,,' a. "a. a,3t d.y ,I,,,
LD-d,s Cl.c u.4,I : 81 Il.l.lna,,, 70 80 a. n.' 81
1c.>@ !. d.-WESTERN DAY EXPRESS daily eAcap'
I5v i. M.-NGBTH suogE vESTiBULE LIMITED.
D.c At tro., AZ o.l5 =. n' ,4'a-o 81 , 3D. "eA'
o.Go'P W.-rA~r WESTERN EXPGrSSs--pge Chicago
$50 p n. ..AD:R1 [bAtK. MoNIREAL AND NIA.
OI5 p. fi."TAST -, LOUIS AND CHICAGO TX.
lEGr,-Dgc Ad.aaaro.!. ll:2o ,. m neAt DAY. s.
FSHKlLI Ht%gvH9H PQrGHEEr PSIl5, RH5l NGG- N.GG-
GLlI KiNGsiONy AND ~ DNoN- -; ,5r ~
krIr.v lo:-g a. n, = 80 ~ b., q, -. ~ "a
m y 80 tS - 90 4'', 10 55 p !lTI3o a. M.
rr3So, ~ ,o'oo g. ffo 20. 10 50 II a. M.
80, So coo g. D. > ,5' 5' - t-g' -S -; Is IS IS
ill., 3d. 600. 20 ":l5 , H., l. 100 nig'
10, iiI ink ! 81. Iu ,u lo - m., ! 90, 10
Bvii.ALC-S s. Io'2o 10 81 q m., oc. 7'3o 9lS
HIEt-TG> rALL,-iO 20, 40 30 a. n 80 6 o.. 7:5o
sAi.t' ,fN1'to.rn. ~ so q. m.. p co. 1880. 80
IA..@ ..,=5.s, .,Ii..o. a. M 49,, nm
Abir0(.X7'' :; No-Nr,Irs .vp NoNrREAL--'2 %.
XrBuRN. %f,&EyA' AND .lANANDhIGCA- % So
uI..,K II SIi i NJ nils lis p VIA HARLEM DIVISION
ar ,l aPPy r95,S a: $s3Ed "a
eHYorl; 3$3 Wleh:trt?a s,. 72j FuItoh-'t' and Sss
w., r>,' AK tor and checN, b'gease from
Aso,c rains eAccg. ho,e leaving az o.. $50
hfIoliX NJ 70; Gl.Y. GsoRGE II DANIELS.
,t.. r. NiIa-er. Gem Passenger agent
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
SUpREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW

y YONk." N0nr7 D NI0oI IaIUlIF a-NII-t " -TTIIu
". Hayturvcr d,fcudaut summon 10 tIr above
nan.d dintut You are hcr'F summoned 70 answer the
complaint ln Ills action and 70 u of
thr painrH- attorney within tr 6avs after t
vice OF I'll lusiy, tn da, a. srycr and I'm
~ failure answer GQmrut Will d..
taken against rop rs default for t icet ani i tlr
complaint. Dated o. htHarv a. 1S4r TDN MD
SIlIHtNS PantG.- Attorney. Office 1nd P,-t1ii.c a..
d. q, II,...utu stree. Vow u-.. tlfy.
" litI VI liN'us.'. flt above rtf-tc 4 foudIu'
III. foregoing r,rI I lt publication
o.d.r o Hon t,'p =. A lf'ss. Judge
ne AuUr.nr Court ~ t,' stat u N-v- 'r, d,tA 'r-
t'rI d1Y of N1r' 1900. and rd with fr complaint
office of th" c"rl Of the CITY and -ny u NcrHora
2, % IN. -, curt Tn, i99o,,, - "fk -" NlD
York CITY,
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
i JEuIGHVALLEY RAILROAD.

rASSEAGEK TRAINS leave foot of Cortandt anu
sNEUa-r- ~'-. io.lo"~
7 a M for Siitin4 un and interucdi1t" points
: 4. N. tos Geneva. Ilon,, Ehu.r kochc,t r. bnnao
and the West. and principal local points. Ch1r V@i "
Lyon~ and PULLMAN car q" Su-p,ns;"n hiutr 40 ,o,,,s
II a. H. for L. and B. Junction and Intermediate points,
Oh1'r M ;or runNulunock and intcrmetlate points
chair ear TO TunkhannOck Connection TO Reading ana
ma 10 n u for Emira and principal intermediate points
h,,r Mllnc-btlrc and Pullman sleeper u SuNlrh'
sion bridge. ,,, ,,.,, and, i,,,-,,.,ti,,s noints
Chair car 60 Mauch Chuuk ,,,.. .,,,, ,.,,,.s
= 10 H. M for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection IN Reading aud Harrisburg. ~ - .,.,.
= n In tor Geneva Lyons. Eura, 10 hester bnHao
and a., Wet Pulmau sleeper 10 Lyons ana SUSPENSION
Bride. o., an
H. n connect all points Ia Mahanoy ana Htkl'On coal
rB'O"S' SUNDAY TRAINS.
= a. no. FOR Mauch Ohunk lla ''t9n and Intermediate
uoinfs aud a. for SheuandOah and intermediate
points. ,,..., ,.,,.., ., .,.,. ,,.,..,. ..t...
b. IN FOR Geneva iAo Elmlra. kOrh'Str. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper ~ Lyons and Suspension
'~e' General Eastern onlce 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
Nrw-yoRK. ONTARIO ,Np WESTERN RAIL

passenger train, leave foot o JAY a1 "a -; A. io''"
.7U. ., Il. st.. col
Mall Al.dGc,onu. Port JeNh. Mouu,c..o. l4.-..'s
Liberty Hancock. Ma!on, DcIl, IdlA,-ton N"'N' a.
itouIo. oneida, Detroit tAlO4so auu l'.ti- Il"
Jay.-t. 300 3D.. t.a> 10 49,, ior tIilputll
HAL Iat.- Mohouh aud MiunrNt t>Ai N1.iA a. - -
tlous, MddlctoNn H'oomhgbur5. it,"ul"'r. ''""''''
Dll. talohurl. ilurltNulr htcrt! WHIT. LI"r , .,,
90 p. i-d ST.. 10 T. u' i"t q iiputI
HaI InA.> Noh6nh and NiunrNn,h, 'Wounh Nil.} > -
tlous MlddlctOWn BluUuih ghIr, II.uNllr Pn jrl!'.
Monticello. lall-Our5 Hure,Nl.c, Liberty, Mhtt LAKE.
ISr'St - p rn i"d-.'.. 80 =. m; for Wr,t Corn.
wall. orr, Mills stony Ford. Campbell Han Mddeto"h'
tJa'. 90 , nv 42d,t. 90 m. for Mid d."owa
Rochester Niagara Fall- Detroit chicago aud Ioni, Vest
Tor tampntu I,u Mddctgua E.eallc Port Jer'is.
lalIsburS. Liberty, Whit Lake. Eoe niand .,....
turOu4h ttl HNtftt SNilctN :.
pullman drawiue room scat. aud ,l-cpiuEar berth, ID
~ s. q. ANDERSON q. p A.. lS Exchange Place N z.
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fdtbcrs.


MEXICAN ard foreign Professors tGtgtsda 20 coeSes'
a and teachers Of al branches. &C. stpVIeu an
1ni- md families English. Ercnt German su
s,'Eou MIRIAM COYKIEKE. $50 oth'aFc., CoI. |: 80.
. I,7-57- . ,CIITES Nmcrcan and Foreign, SUPPLIED
\ oT a u branches !u all localities no q 1I4' 60
" t%IT,D no fee fOI rcGi>tationi TORN tor 49,.
~ AVERY American Sch0o. Bureau west l''''-S'''
y y 80 = :;
.,,rrICNN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCf
a ,a2rjtr- Prof'->Gr-i Teachers, IutorN; Wv -
~ Coi' .cc, schools and antilles AppA m
NN' Nr~ " !. YOFNG-FtLToN. % tnloh HpI'r''
. rnrrr,F g,aluafc O., oNp riencc In teaching "ctl
'D,,,'td 4 H. thr ca.-l.- and uathcuatice, sFHNhs
I--n,l ,,.riaH and spanish d",!,, p"@''''"' [
toNpI.rTNT. Boz 9. Tribune Once.
T.E~SFN Ta.hrr,' Agency - :. Itast supp''t, '''
/ p.t ~ teach r- tutor -oN"F - s.ti t,o .b
,,.-,.an Tr,nch spanish -ioA' u.
-,,lu.iA,IrUoRN'S TEACHERS Agency, c--
~ ,iit I'd i,.f SHOWN boo e. - Established lSJo
8 East 1ithst., y. \.
,,,t,,,UFE WANTED -rir-tca,, man os t3chcr altp
'l,rir,-t.r iu q military school fos small boy'' AU
r.. =. G. =. Media. penn.
-,,,~,o EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU cfor
w no,h scyc.I supple, professor tea h,f EO'
" ,,,'s hoi,clarp,r, companions. chap"rohrS &c 70
i,". schools and families; also booN"c'Pers' S'c"o5i'
,h'r. and ,ouy'-t- 20 business firms. wi. c,,-
p"' ,os. G r. WERNER 800 5tl-ave., NeW.l ork w.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
N,nRnnEI.1,CMER LLOYD SIS. CO.

~ SHORT NOrTI TO LONDON
NEW YORK Soul HAMPTON AND BRlMEN.
81, Aucr- roIl from pier foot I'd st.. Hobohen.
EAST EXPRESS hIEAMLlEs.
Saalc We'd. Jul, IL. ,. m is1n W,d July 80 3 p m
Tiayc.Wci Jul % 10 am. Aug .. Z 80 q. III.
In @at.. j ~ ~ noon. -
Flr-t cabin, 500 end ulwari bcth according 70 loca
rates, O.LEICHs s. Co. 40 = Bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MGE Powell

LEAVING WIST I'D ST. PIER $3.50 T. NJ.
SATURDAYS 4. VI.
tSuudIy- "Nc,ptedJ
for CEhNS1ONS MESI POIAT, CORNWALL. NEW.
Et'IGH $TW-HhMBCEG. MILTON. POUGlIkEEP-
Sic ny DE PARK. and KONDOCV.
-NEW -HANEN, 75c.
"a. EXCURSION good days. s. IS.
steamer, {. IL. bEIHAM ana CONTINENTAL leave
pcck sip Pier .0 %. T.. 3 ,. u. and u m. tPund,ys
J. o. 'I r,attcuug ut New Haven with special trains
for MERIDtS. HAElFpED SiIIN 'filLD mol.
NOkI. Through ticket, sold and checked
944 Broadway Ncw-York and : Court.st.. BrooGyn.
SARATOGA EXCURSION, $3.50;
N. LAKE GroRGE $50 TROY. $50 good during
Troy boat, city of Tro, Saratoga leave PIT
49, y. H.. fof Nt-t lOfl-t. daily >.rtf saturday. q
p m. EXPRESS TRAINS TOR SARNTOGA LAKE
GlDEGE tND ADu:O$DAChS. sunday s:'aucr
t.ut.'- 20 Albany.
NATSkILL "Reminiscences KAAT-
- EENhlIL and CATSKlLL l'aNc Pier 3J y, r. tool
- Jav--t. week dY 1t y. connecting With
hotel, and boarding hou tIee at pier yr mailed u
adde's by W. j. HUGHES. Treasurer. CstsAIu N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
Steamboats,.
AIBaNY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.

NLrIUUr- UtEN lIu DI.AN NIIWMVND IflNr IVIl
pirr a. North RIVER loot Canast at p. ia. Brookyn
fulton--t, annex, m. conntctng with express
train. fo SARATOGA Intc Gror-, and all AdroudIct point,
,ha .on Nprny. toOltrsto"ni Tho ,and Islands and
Nlarart Ial- SNIt EpN NN Nlt'ltI STEAMER connects
VITA SUNDAY sornin; train for Sarltola.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15

INnr.~, TIa.ns I.atr g f0l.ov
20, 30 5 900. 3I, % uo Chicago Limited yi,h
Dining ttI. and 10 go Washington Ili'.d 10 AID u 20
a. d.. - 20. .0O. . 40 $ O9 .30 900 80 90.
GOO. G%0 soy. 4.d 900 D. r. a4t J. lj n.eht.
d,y- F1pr.>.. G.l5 80 300 no Limited and 10
q. u.. zoo $780, 30, Of. C3O 900 AID . 70
b. m., and - - night Accommodation, 90 J.. N:
The Nc"-Yotk I.on.f.r Company "ll oal hr snd
chrcr llea,g. from Do. J. lrl r-llrnces
Tor t,.ab,- Of o.2 trans ~pply 70 any tick agent.
Of tle tOriauy.
tIAS. T. PTGH J. Z. WOOD,
General Munger. Genera. Pas,'r Ag,nt
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
lnsiruttion.
For Rnth SnNcs-CnnnirY.


IIEGHENY ,OLLhTE. Mcsd,iIlr, pa-7jn yeas.
y 0lZ gladg1t,, :. 81 1890. \ h!Gh-gsaCe to,''-e
I'm -es al, necessary cApeu-,s 500 Adli
y. II. WHEELER, LII. D.. Pcaiicit.
EHfFSD~ SCHOOL FuR BuIH SFA kS ~ ,
FYurdcc u l7s1. Excellent home students RON
ls Statc-. Al denominations. Thorough No'S IA =
I,h science Cll-slcs Music and Ant our c'flh'ate
admit. 10 college AG5ce-s nj. ,.,.,
ITWUSTINE IONrN. III. B. Providence. Rhoa' Island:
IACKETTSrOWS y. Jl INrTGTrTE-Co'lcrc pr
II palatory foI gentlemen; ladies' College Au7ic ar
,In.u r. now laboratory two arW c'lur1-iNh- "o o'-
ur!lt., nearly hpiid'r-; ninth '9I- rutlNt A,'' "a
which students were refused from lI"S o; room Fc ill4
v.l, ,lf,- S..t,r 'e' rr:- moderate catalogue I+'"
Erv. PTD ~ WHITNEY D. D.. ff'-i''h''
,>,r,-r , Xu COrrrCE N,aci- on .thr Hudson y. Y.
Ii Roth -cIe-. Pro-5rs~-e aud ~ c'->i'I. NJ az
Az Si..aft..-; Thorough vnrki rpgIlH H7'',; ~
c.dovi e't takes lafa- at 500. Catalogues W. IL
.BANNISILi:, pgcsiccnt
Miscellaneous.
NONE THE HILI.S-Ihi ty-tvo miles from New, PIX
"A order Programme lc.U.'9l and picture ~ iAf-
.PNOl- 4 MOI NTAIN INSTITUTE Chapmqut, y. \
I,DrCATIONAL HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-Ex-
Il crpfloual opportunity for no.hrrlc-s gus lhGsh
music languages !c ocation. For particular, apiN %
Mis-, bON0VAN'S Teachers bureau. 30 East lfust.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON

Via Central T. r. 0; Ne"J,r,'.. r.Hal''rhA and l'''d
MO. rW4ic rim at 80, a, 900. II 80 =. i... 30
. 90 3 20. o.. > 90. 90. 80 .. D.. D. h.- -,
SUNDAYS ".oo. II 100 a. m.. %. - o1. q 70
p M aat wa,sioctoo daily a, oo u 80 .ey
ceft spnd.y. q. u. . or , 20 o. g.. r,. i-.i NJ,
Train, .aI. tls ~ Al. - $50 Co. H.. .' , V'.
80 d. NJ tl2 u night except Sr'lrilt u tt Ai," r'n.
n4-t.ou for Reading Harrl-b.tc. to.t-tl.. A.. ,
lor >mb, p. I,NSbuf. a.d " lu~i .t. Nl P'l't-
dcpa. - i5 a. m i 90 R .ie' l'r'. ,'-'. 81 D. '..
II Is rIdugni l-N.'ut Stturitf nl"- NHHdt y -..
pl.,- luC Ptflort1r seats cNl D.. ps c..u1 a. - "l
Az - 8. llo l3.| hr"ld" a.. -. 0Nnl " NJ, -;
fultu...t 9S Broadway Brool,n
N,p.N uri. Transfer c.. ptnt VIII call for AL cheek
a iron hotel n demo.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
rr,r1v1r, scunn1- rl,.ll.r.II II.d.nn N Y.

I H. Rev JANIS STARE CLARK, y. D. Rector.
Assisted hv Eve res den. t.a'hcrs. B0y, and young
men thoio iy nt'.d Tor the t~'t coh's~ and unyr,l.
cu'inc schools .oi business. It.~ ~Clpo oTrs
the I'D u halthtr location hoHe oon'oi r,t'
class :o8chr- tho'o.ch trnii dH.Vs car ~ l'th
scoutio. l1rrnt. looking ~ ,ho'. "h.r" in"' ~
with com iucc Il1c, their sons. SprcA. sGtOH given
In P1y4c, and Cn"ms.r; Tho I%cn'y:oGr;h JeAr VII.
f.r ta L.f,f. 1.r 1t
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
pR0v|IlEIN(,I LINE LID {

Im"r m 'rt AM Fa" nights -.>' Nho-t'-' rail tG"
I'D S,,,,.a,. ,ONNLCTICrI 1.d MASSACHUSETTS
.,, -. PR %. y L. Tot VA. c.-st a 90 .. IE.
~ ~ cHe,t ttsuaaag- arr'i.- Pro- d'." q ia l.. 2
- D o.. tr. o. $500 'f. ,f'tia"i e".> anu
10 a. ocuci st 20 257 26l. 32l 9i4 aad s5. EF'
80 A., Hos. t DO IIt Do-.oloIrth H,t'l'. al
~ I-i..,tar Co.. -. = W.u
oil OH ~, .d chez. baggage from Aot OF residence 70 det
rcIcrone CALI cortl'ndt ss25.
nrl~ON AND tCEIE - It'amcrS
A. ATFRSNIIL aaA THOMAS N,NANUS leave Per
9l :, T.. f,It y Jays. ,N.1f T dt} a, D. H. con-
90 90, ,i,g ~l.h Boston and Albany r. r.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
Ocean Steamers.

MAINE STEAMSHIP CO.
n The only direct linc TO Cottage CITY, Mass and PORT
"a N,inc Co1ucctine al Portland with all railroads ana
"aii -fIp line, ;or Bar Harbor. old Orchari Poland
g tyl. Mourtalns Roc 6land Bangor. Passport and
4; John y. H and oil Ea,"in summer resort StIs".
~. SSU cry Wclueday ana Saturday az p M FROM Plcf
S 49, Ii5or foo, of NJrkct Street y. Y. For lurther
iofora, on apply 70 HORATIO HALL. Agent at The pier
NCHOR LINE. T. 5. MAIL Steamships.
~ PR u, y r, fo9t Of L"r9y..S2t, ~, >.o,,o,y>,
SS Oily OF IoNI. -ai., 10. 20
Cabin $50 $40 500. Ncoal cabL 49, st. r1ge SO
%tc'or.,. Jrlr l". a luiu.,si'- Mug. =. a II.
=. i5,.a. Ju, -. 10 u. Hr' o".aa A4, - p o. u.
n >, amer -ti!s fro4 Anchor Line piers, Fr'nuce's
S,,r.-. l.fo.. wa IT,. ferry
''' IlI.NpI.i.>ON BROTHERS. 7 Eo~loe Grcen.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
yrIrULAND PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
PEI * Ill, y. y.

nd 1or o2'9lo"rc. CAhI- 4 HNI'9I I'VN' 1' ~
VESLrYAN ACADEMY. WILEGAnAN. NtSNA-
w CHrNETTS. ono . ne aMte ''g br.t '.'.. ' i,
sfl I'm ad,aur. VIII cover o-dlnWt tuition win l'' fo
Iol term. ic-1nlne August -. $40 y '%,t'-r 20
w ri, ClIr>rr r>'i.IPi i, 7 ~ lit ,. tcN''
(lrai a., o.. am ica.ir 0, I;i;0tUiE hrrr>r Dr.rrr
yYrOEC, STII ACADEMY. -r.fty-sl>th Year. Tuoroush
w preparation for any college scientific school NV
building. adm rahly equipped. Ample pay grounds.
Dornitorics at,'a tive and hcat.t by s'cam
D. w. ABEECROMDIL a. n. Principal.
Worcester. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
lI7FUS BLODGETr J. 4. WooD. , u
frud'nt ttul Pt~-- All. Penn. u. y
II. p BALDWIN. Genl Pass. Agent c. r. r. Of " q
.z.rsr sILnRE RAILKOAD. \. y. c. q

WENr SllOkE hAlLho-ND, ~ ~, ~; = q. -
r. f ''i,oV i, t y IS,N-, X,n-York HAM ton LONDON.
Drtro.t aud '4ea4e . 80 a. NJ. -; 10 B N 10 IS
sl55 P ~. Bu-alo, Rochester. suspension, B,idae' s
itta and SyrIcp-,, 80. . - a.. y, "a *
eaaattstll R and Aneny - ;l5 . . al 80 a m
80 II % - 10 = Ia p ~, 3 70 i9$i
81 30 u. i o. - go 20" - - > 80 80 Coo-9%ali ad
Ncvbrr Ncntrsal and canada Ta>; X IN a. IA tos 30
R.r5 "' cGaao 'S asS E. ' odi 10, aa al f3qi6 tF'i9.
10 s4at,ea and C1iwa I3lc Geo.y; all 80 4 pIo In
iorar on II 20 a. w. tan Kaater,eu i Ter ID ho q
las'. Grand Hotel Station and lho'nl'.t . ,y,od Va
e.d alI 80 a m b$ - p M P'rot Io rs and II 80 a m
S:ij trains and 10 :i5 n or Hct1 NJ - ,o Pbo.
30 tSuudlys only for Grand h' n , anN i5
All a 10 FaI"q! M caro- TF,TioSt, Ff To- XIII on ihs
tran- iIa.ft9 c,v -p;g al - p Pos ~ I Staton iSi
TT0c,ic'a r.r ar 70 Grand Hotel station ana fio' NJ
cia q. b. e. - Leaves BlootlNn, N9 h..'E ~ = - 4
clo. alo 40 a. M ana , 90 p pa6 P r. Is ~ N.Y. ts,sG.R
salon St,S oqlv D1iy rDaiy eN.rpt arrdsy ,,t A'
otler train, dan, except Siids' nf W ,r,,fi,n a0.
y p'r,f ae tu rrooEiyn 333 Wa,hneont 95 Fulton
y "H' ,on, ID, Frltpu--t. Nrw-lcrk ny 800
1,raN Xxx 0io III b,way i3 boNrW j., ,i.in Is, ~ 4
,oe - and loot of Jar-st.. NoH ,:i,r' ~. v,
Rr'RT General Passenger Agent N-lu'ID'''e' NV
YORK
,s,ur nook OF OPEN.AIR SPoETS octalo so9 oS
1 piges illustrated The stanaaN sq'hS''y 'o sy,tY. NJ
American ogcno hoons horseback riding &C. IN
1 Al ner copy. Published BY The tribune, ~. n,ass
rnte,.innr and universally eomDlimented Dy tne p'e~
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
MORWlCHl&- LIN e.

1 TEI " - ElD1- ILL l1lO-- :,
G~IAHD, N.",LON Dos, Np,"I H. HtII- ;HIi Z,
irai, ;.cs 40 NOEIE RIVE n,Nt pl'i ah'N' p!i =.
i.Ko,~l.o slI.ELr FLIIA DAILY tS'ndA!' eA''I''u'
49, DiLiGiIirUL TXCrRaoN 70 thc COUNTRY Over sln;
dav lar. for round trp % N'& Iond'. quo d1
For, Ci,wod o.. 70 Nor,cu tne l;o.' 9i N'E ,.!nI,::
s@|5 itrl.,t, gooG up Ytudti night dow" ~ rt'intf
T-,yir Nor,!cA ioOwin Sunday at D. III. Ae"London
D. m, IRIS and srArEPOONS SECURED At ;. -,
2e 8.i a. 49, 495n7!3 25 d 225 Broadnsy2 237 IS
TGi,on Offices W e'0' 1 "a ~ tk 49, 21 24d o.
:, t-Aa?tttiiiH ~; 9,G.AGI. from HOTELS aud RESI-.
Sh."> .i'D'N " g. ". BRADY. AGENT
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
w. SAVDV HOOK ROITT
FOR royG BEiNcH 0'I.AN rEovr.

" From Picr tot - E'.'or>t
Tor Uirhland B,arh S,lnri.ht. Monmouth Beach Iong
Dr,nrh g., at I 30. - 200 u 1 e. u., oo 80.
a 10 = 20 d. m. SUNDAYS. 80 a. 900 D.
Ia N,I,ntr Ui-hllli- 30 o. -. lI. Il 90 Sltfr
day, onI1. 3 IS. 80. 30 J. m. sundays. 80 . m.
To4 lakewood Tom, RIVER and B'rn'eat 30, 80
Io- I'm, ron O-.an Grove. A>hury PArA pon; Pa.t,
&C. AZ ~ 90. IL 90 a. H.. 'oo. 80 80. 30
p For reach Haven Atlantic CITY vineland Brdr,tIn,
a. IT. %
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
CTNFFALF Trnsatlantiaue,
,TATr LINE-ElTWEEN NEW-YORK

- G't~GO0r AND NOVILLE lLONDyNDERRY.
WITH THEOUGH TlNtEr> At REDUCED RATES
10 IINLHroOL LONDON. Du BiIA. &
DItII. Pl.NN~NtNANlA I rsiaN. j lF II. S n.
~l NI. oi' 81 )l.'sl 49,. lfNi-'dl' !Nf - :. ~.
Cabin ra~.ae. So $50 arcorilnI 9 10 atom o; stlt'
room. I>,ut-.ou cah, 600 T. 30 ;.ras' tct";, 70
I.,'i1 ~.i., ~ouu i,rit HrooHy ~, y y. Tor rr sht
and Ia--age lp.iy 70 USIIN ltNLhWIN Co. G.n"ta.
Act, g no du ~ Y. Se.ra 0nce. Fl BroaAway
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15

DED STAR LINE.
IL TOH A&TW ERP AND PARIS.
Sallng ioI NcT-lork and Ant"csp Weckly'- -
EIIN SI.AND . W can 7i1'; JWy, 10, - D. Ia
tt'tll-tr.NfANE N,.lnr~i.N. July % " 80 o. u
Fo5r Rate. Fir, Cabin. $50 and inward. 5.c?nt
c,tn SO rrd SO Excursion tickets at reduced fa'es
HII.iffJ. WEiGIII tSuNs GenI ASts. BowllrS Green
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
For Both SnXes-ConntrY

CLAVERACK q. y COLLEGE AND HUDSON
" RIVER notwithstanding and bctptfuly
located in he Hudson River val"y. AGods superior al
NantOgrt for thorough and systematic oiucatOn 10 bot
and e'Us Careful attention given 10 nt"l'ctuol. sa'al
moral aud phYe al tntuf' 1 a'0rr 81 Music and
Art high grad. wear OPENS ~"gf. 10Th.
Rev =. y. FLACk \. 81, Pte-.
Il NST GIElNWlCH ACAUEMY.
IL Founded 1902. Both sexes. On Nalragins~t, BAY.
Steam heat Electric Light Endowed Twelve courses.
600 year. september .. For illustrated catalogue write
Rev. T.. y. BLAKESLEE. ID. D.. East Greenwich. L. /.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15
NLWAOkk AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

.'.-" rNNh' h.N" h"NN u W ~ ~, AXE
AND POINT PLEASANT
T,.. tltl. m e'r,t Jui. 2s l-9o Trains lave NV
Y.r, Tot orIh,sts.-' 90 S:l5. - tipre-> 20 10
II .f5 a Dr.. go. ..3p $50 .,NiI.~-. DID, 80 s. <:
li,--. 30 10 p. r sundays, 200. 100 a. Doe. ! %
from m.t totard' anI Da-h.o~-., - go. 10
e. . ID Z - SAT. lays N..i , .ll:
? Ia 'c>pr- s iu .,Nrra,, except l,,t Bans, u
lrN'r-> , 20, = .OC p. Do sundays. 10. . 10 a. u.
S4hliy train, 30 not stop at ocean Grove and AsouJ
i,i.Ir,S m oDGrTr WOOD
New-York tribune., 1890-07-15

G,T NNIH 81 DUoOI. TOE BOYS
y AT rTfE RRyANT SCHOOL. Ro-lyn. L. l.. y. Y.
CNcl ookian T. sound Send FOR ILLUSTRATED catalogue.
n, liE ALBANY ACADFMY. hIENNN. y N->>'uty.
/ s',cuth yea- P.Ir boys fo any coor" or ~''"l
school 1v.u1 r'iahl' boys placed ir snail groups
~ .--H- I---llIf A.nA- y N.AREEN 8 l. p-ln-lla.