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Drn 9oo0s

- EMONED.-We have removed our business
AZ 70 the Lester Studio Buidlngs Madson-aye, seth AM
5lth -ts aud shall continue attractive prices
large and varied OF capetngs Rugs, Mangs
Fancy Furniture. ANDREW TESTERS Sons
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XVAYNE SURROGATE'S COURT-In the

WAYNE SURROGATES COURT.-ln the
w Matter Of the Application OF Wilson Soule for Letters
Administration OF the goods chaels anu creuS o As"
r. SOue, deceased. 49, -, e,o H.
10 the creditors the estate OF Asa T. Soule de-
ceased formerly the Town OF Savannah in the County oil
WAYNE and State OF NcwNof
derenod Wilson Soulc Intends to apply to the Surrogate
OF Wayne County aforesaid for letters Of administration
upon the goods. cbates creditors and estate OF Asa
Souc deceased the provisions or section
Two thousand six hundred OF the Code Of
Civil Procedure allowing the penalty OF the bond required
shall not exceed twice the
amount Of claims Of creditors against the estate pre-
ened to the Surrogate pursuant to notice u be pntshed
as provided and required by said provisions OF said
Section 1907 Of said code or oo allowing bond
and you. and each OF you the aforesaid creditors
against the said estate Of said Asa 7 soue to the Hon
Ceorpe w COWles. Surrogate OF Wayne County, aiOTe
said AZ his Office in the village OF Clyde In said county
Of WAYNE on or II o'clock n the forenoon Of tenth
Gob, dav OF March. 1890. which time and place
application such letters Of admin alton will be made
aud tho amount penalty OF the bond required be
given thereon will be determined by the said Surrogate
Dated January, p. 1890. - --
j. YELLING. Attorney. WILSON SOCLE,
Rochester. y. V. Applicant.
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i1nblic Notires.

NJ Office OF ASSIGNMENT is here.
nv given that William NJ. TOwnley, OF the city or
Newark Essex County Jersey hath this day MADE
an assignment the subscriber Of his estate for the equal
beneat OF his creditors and that The said creditors must
exhibit their respective claims under oath or aia'ion
M his residence MOrristown, NeW-Jersey.
Dated, January H. 1890. . o,,rpYN
p. o. Box 2G9, Morristown y. j.
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Musical instruction.

n HE FAMOUS
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Tor IS years located at .
EAST 1fTH-ST. ONLY Sd door east Of 5TH-AVE.
Established 1863. Chartered 1865.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING for the reception of pupils:
banjo and GUITAR taught In twenty private lessons
- with without the aid OF notes. HENRY Z. DOB
SON. 1870 Broadway between 32d and 33d sts
g OPRANO desires choir pc sition rapid reader highest
- references TO character and ability VOCAL, Irb-
Office.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlandt ana
DesbTosses al follows:
a. m for Slatngton and intermediate points
m. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmifa, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West, and principal local points; Chair car 70
Lyons and Pullman 10 Suspension Bridge.
for L. and b. Junction and intermediate points.
Chair car to Mauch Chunk
/ d. m. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points.
Chair to Tunkhannock. Connection to Reading and
40 p for ElTira and principal intermediate points.
70 Wilkesbarre and Pullman seoDers " Sus
40 D. m for SlatngtOn and intermediate points.
40 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg
D. m. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira Rochester, Buuato
Fridge.
Trains leaving at a. m. IL a.. M m. and 3 30
D. m. connect for all points in Mahanoy and Hazleton
coal regions - -
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m for Msuch Chunk, Hazleton and Intermediate
points and IL 10 Shon ,ndoah and inermedat poin
40 D. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira. Rochester, Buhale
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspenses
of'0s'' General Eastern ONCE o35 Broadway.
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New. York, January 10. 1890
HUGH j. GRANT,
Mayor;
FREDERICK sMYTH,
Recorder;
THEODORE w. MYERS,
Comptroller;
RICHARD CROKER,
Chamberlain
WALTON STORM,
Chairman Committee on Finance,
Board OF Aldermen;
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proposals.
TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING MATERIAdSS An IN
PERFORMING WogKI s, IN wv THE REIMMISAL COURT
BUILDiNG PURSUANT TO CHAPTER S'i' -"
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AoUEDUCr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 209, SIEWARI BUILDING,
$50 BROADWAY NETWORK.
New-York, January 10th, $780,
ITO CONTRACTORS.
L Bids proposals for building Garth and masonry
dam for Reservoir 'M the Tcus River Puldy's
Station Town Of North Salem. Weschester County
NewYork, with gatnouse and other appurtenances a.
called the approved forms OF contract and specca
tons 1r in the office Of the Aqueduct Commissioners
will be received at this ONCE until O'Clock D. on Feb
9TH 1890, az which place and hour they will be
publicly opened BY the Aqueduct Commissioners and the
award doing said will be made by said Commits
soon thereafter possible; BLANK forms Of
and Specifications therefor and bids proposals
proper envelopes for their enclosure be obtained
the above Office OF the Aqueduct Commissioners ap
plication the Secretary.
BY order OF the Aqueduct Commissioners.
JAMES C. DUANE, President
John &. SUFTVAN ~erro'arv
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Commissioners
OF the
Sinking Fund.
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ASBURY PARK. N. J.
"A OCEAN HOTEL. WINTER ADDITION.
Opens Dec. 20. For circulars rates, &C.. address
GEORGE l.. ATKINS SONS.
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TRIUMPHANT MALCONTENTS.

CATALOGUE 0FFICIEL ILLUSTRE DE L'EXPOsl
TON RATIONALE DIES BEAUX ARTS AU CHAMP
DE MARS 1900. Imprimerie Dart. A. Lemer-
! cer ct Cie., 81 Rue de Seine. Paris.
No more marvellous display of French art has ever
taken place at Paris than the exhibition last spring in
the Champ de Mars of the pictures and sculpture of
the "Societe Rationale des Beaux Arts" This asso
ciaton which organized last winter by the veteran
painter Messoner consists almost exclusively Of the
artists whose celebrity had led to their selection by tho
Government to sit In Judgment the pictures exhibited
In the great International Exhibition OF last summer
They Quarrelled with the Socete des Arstes Francois
on the subject OF certain awards at the close OF the
Worlds Fair, on the banks of the Sene and accord
ingly determined 10 form themselves into separate
society They. moreover, decided 10 take no part III
the annual salon of the Socete des Arses Francois
at the Palais de r1ndustre in the Champ Elysees.
but to hold a salon OF their own in the Champ dc
Mars AS these dissidents composed of the very
flower and elite Of the French painters living and
as, moreover they determined to subject all works
offered tor exhibition to the most crucial and severe
selection il is only natural that the salon Of the Champ
dc Mars should have been UNNECESSARILY superior TO
that Of the Champ Elysees. which is practically an
arena open to the ho pool of the Knights of the Brush
and Chsel. The display Of the Champ dc Mars rep
resented In so high degree the of contemporary
French art that 1t is no exaggeraon to assert that
masterpieces were the rule, and moderately good
galleries, too, was graceful. The pictures stopped
nan way up the wall, that there was no necessity
painter by an effort which probably cannot be fire.
Qucntly repeated sent collection OF works. painted
At different stages OF his career which gave the means
of Judging his merits in various forms. Under the
circumstances must be considered as fortunate that
pictorial record of this unrivalled exhibition should
OF the Champ de Mars salon. which has been compiled
and published by Messrs. Lemercier ct Gle, OF Paris
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RAILROADS..
De N N SYLv AMI A
\ RAILROAD,
ON AND AFTER JUNE 20. 1890.

ON AND AfIEfs JUNE o. i0""'
Trains leave stations foot Of Dcsbrosses and Cortland
SSS FAST LINE 70. the ws;; cI ES.ss
SIS a. M "t cdlasbus 80 M, Chicago 90 ? H
1S a. HS HvS meat and a' %
,OSo IS'sI 2fffE' SSE%f6nk AMP CHICAGO LIN
5%a s@ state cd nso" ssn
sSss. a aaS sS ss fo 's
sna sSe RE e
a ds 5Sis s.: 4SP cal sSa S
f Coach 81 6GR e ocu
rlnSsii il 90 a. ~. Caeaeo p ard St. Louis
s.s 81? m RiE' sfy EXPRESS Al. Rs!q.,. +s
ss Sc Car MoseESt a9q sPHSs
and MePPs ypS aan H Sa Dn ts
IgG ch%ond and ChcaeQ ArtS Ssy at ,6 cns &,
n Io 20 % % ssssG for
500 seepRs EsvTess % SSrs.so
a.! o5as e. SS & {. S
REGIONS; cleveland aid Columbus eScept Saura1 1,
SYna9 lSS .s,ys % S,9 sS
i.saIs; ca sapss. aS g. sSS sSi ss % s
SS 1ns 500 gu Es' aiSs
IS ssS a
DuInk tar ana ttHcHtr lhfOulh. ID NV j. udHss
For Long Branch Point Pleasant. and intermediate sta
tons. week DAYS, $780, 40 v;10 a. M; X 200 noon;
Saturdays only, 20 p. m. sunday :l5 :45 a.
5:15 u. M 40 not st0D at Asbury Park on sunday.
For Atlantic city. so p; m. Through Buffet Parlor
and Coach weekdays. connects for Cane May.
and with through car for Browns Mills and Beach
Havnn.
For Old Point ana Norfolk Via NewYork. Philadelphia
Norfolk Railroad 100 a. daily except Sunday, and
8 90 D. m daily; via Baltimore and Bay Line 1:1o
D, M. weekday.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave as follows:-
90 20 100 30 40. Chicago Limited, with
Dining car and 10 10 Washington Limited and II 100
o. M, 10 20 100, 10. 300 80, 100. 80, zoo
Accommodaton 10 80 ard 100 b IN: sup 70
a. M 200, 700 4 80. 200, SO s, . 100 ard 90
The Sew-York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences.
Vi CWAS = PtiGI j. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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BERKELEY LYCEUM ASSOCI tTION, Lin.
- Observation-Disclosures hereby notified that special
meeting will be held at 10 West alt-st on Thursday
afternoon July 10 at o'clock 20 consider the proposed
Increase OF the capital stock $500 600 order OF
the board OF Directors. J. CLARK READ. See'y.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
~ Road FOR
RED BANK, LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, AND
AND POINT PLEASANT.

II Is a. M. 80 80 80 express 20 80 lex.
press 80 teXpress), 6:10 y. Sundays, 00 300
o n. 100 y. IN.
From foot Cortlandt and Desbrosses-s6s 80. 10,
9:10 M, IL noon. 40 3:10 (eXpress) $40 express
except Red Bank 20 (eXpress), 20, 100 .. Sun
DAYS, 10. 45 q. M, ) rs p. M.
Sunday trains do not stop ocean Grove and Asbury
Park.
RUFUS BLODGETr. J. r. WOOD,
Superintendent Gen'l Agt.. Penn. r Y.
II. P. BALDWIN Gcn'l Pass Agent. c. r. r. OF n. ,.
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Gteamboals.
D'sv.""srn, SERVICE. FALL RIVER Line.

DENCE, and all Eastern points.
-Four in commissi on-PURITAN,
PILGRIM PROVIDENCE and OLD COLONY.
TWO each week days SundaySD
Fine orchestra attached 10 each vessel.
Leave New.lork from Pier 2S. y. Il. (od number),
foos Murray-st.. follows: 80
80 Z. M.-FOr Fall River direct, connecting with ex
press train Park Square station, Boston. 90 A. NJ
6:15 T.. M;-For Newport and Fall River; due NeWport
Fall River 4. NJ. connecting with express train
due Park square Station, Boston, 100 \. NJ.
Returning leave Park Square station Boston, at
and T. NJ. steamer leaves Fall River at 80 and :2o
u. NJ. Newport o 90 T.. NJ due New York 100 A. NJ.
SUNDAYS leave New. York at 80 p NJ for all points.
Returning L. ave Park square station, Boston, =. NJ.
~ PirIIMN Az VFSTl BULE EXPRESS TRAINS between
steamer landing at Fall River and Boston
Jersey City T. NJ. Tickets and staterooms may be OBJ
tanned IN NeyGork at 2Gl "a d. e. and iY3s
East 125th-st 143 Bowery, Aston House and Windsor
Hotel Line Office. Pier IS y. T.. and on steamers.
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For Both Sexes-Countly
DLAIR PRESBYTERlAL ACADEMY.
l. Blair. Foundation English, Latin, Greek French,
German, Music, Drawing, Painting and Physical Culture.
Homeike appointments large endOwnents, low rates;
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CLAYERACK On W COLLEGE AND HUDSON
~ RIVER INSTITUTE.-Iealthfully and beautifully
located I'm the Hudson River Valley Affords superior adj
for thorough and systematic education TO boys
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moral and physical culture. conservatory OF Music and
Art OF high grade. 9th year opens Sept. 18th.
Rev. A. H. FLACK, a. NJ, Pres.
EAST GREENWICH ACADEMY.
IL Founded 1902. Both on Sarragansett Bay.
Steam heat. Electric light Endowed. Twelve courses
800 year september 2 For illustrated catalogue write
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IL Both PROGRESSIVE and successful. Music ad
Art specalties Thorough work splendid result An
endowment takes ladies at 300. Catalogues w, ii.
BANNISTER, President.
Miscellaneous.
A MONG THE HILLS-Thrty-twO miles from New-York
"A Order Programme for lS90-'9l and picture Of CHAP
PAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE, Chappaqua y. Y.
EDUCATIONAL HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS-Ex.
IL ceptonal opportunity for InO.herless girls; English,
Miss DONOVAN'S Teachers Bureau. 30 East lith-st.
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NEWY0RK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION, !
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York.
TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION TX THE CT

TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION TX THE CrTH
$50 A. M.-CHICAGO VEsTIBULE LIMITED-due OF
scasO 10 10 M PsHs day rsr1RrLE LIMIT
ED-due Cincinnati so. Indianapolis 10 80 a. m d.
1856 a. MI M.IRwESTERN DAY ExPREss-daily except
Due at Detroit at rs a M, Chicago 80 p H. next
900 Mast WESTERN ExPRE les D., Chicago
$50 isI?i1Rep M MoNTREAL AND MA
FRE;sbds indaSapos oii 20 p day. St
Rs5 3d. HH III g.
70 2G }oP dai.c 81 49, 70 rod Co., 80
AiR n; 7: Ss 80 g. Ss5 80 70 g.
TROY $50 80 O'S 90 30 70 70 10 SO II 20
urie& Atb TO- s{E oS $50 s g. 9SG
ROC R fo Co. % $ 49, G5 a. IL so, OO
BUFF&Lo1SS So 10 20 iiO 80 a. m, oO $50, s1S
NI&G%RA FALLs-iO 20, TO 80 a. IN. 80. 6 100. 7 80
sARArdGA~to 200, II 80 a. M. 100. 1880. 80
THotSSXAND IsLASDs2ti0:5O a. m, 80, o:1S p. m'
AbiR0SDASK MOUNTAINS AND MoNTREAL-i9 90.
S si}b MSsa' SsHT K? AsD cAsAypA1euAtoS So
BEkRS 81 H f2 Via H 32
,a Apply es SsaRa
& q. S Snf fus6ns ana f SO
Westcctts Express calls FOR and checks baggage from
tDaily Sunday. Saturdays only Other trains
5'n9; tnGss SosHS and MIDI
nsno5 H fNPM at ro tSSc GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
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FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON
7 EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortland' anu
~ A. m for sIatineton and intermediate points.
a. m for tieneva, Lyons, Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair car 70
LYONS and Pullman ear TO Suspension Bridge -.
~ 90 A. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
II a. m for L. and b. Junction and intermediate points
ohr S' m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points:
Chair car 10 TunShannock. Connection 10 Reading and
40 D. m for Elmira and principal intermediate points
Chair Wlkesbarre and Pullman sleeper 70 suspen'
sion Bridge. ,,, cA,,h and ,n.o,ood,,.o no,r,s
I'd M for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg
o. m for Geneva. Lyons. Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons ana suspension
Trains leaving at q. m, II a. m. p. m. and $40
m connect for points In Mahanoy and Hazleton coal
regions. e,,~n,v rp ,rNc
a. m for Mauch Chunk, Hazleton ana ntermediate
Doints, and IL q. M for Shenandoah ana htefmedia"
10 "a m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
D. m. Geneva, Lyons. Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern ONCE. 235 broadway.
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Mem pnblirations.
SHADOW.

IN STELLA'S SHADOW,
ALBERT ROSS'S best novel. The first enormous edition
now ready, and will all be SOLD OUT quick THOU
SHALT NOT" his PRIVATE CHARACTER"
SPEAKING OF ELLEN" by the same author HAVE
REACHED SALE OF NEARLY 100000 COPIES in
year. Readers and Booksellers order AT ONCE.
Price, so cents
G. W. DILLINGHAM; Publisher, New-York
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siTH sEMI.ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
EAST RIVER SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

~ DIVIDEND no. 10.
Board Of Directors have declared quarterly dvi.
dent OF ONE PER CENT upon the capital stock nayabs
August l. 1890. Transfer books close July 70 end 70
open August .. 1890 HENRY GRAVES.
New-Yo-k June o. 1890. Treasurer
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Dipioeno Notices.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
NO. 1876 BROADWAY, "A

T1IVIDENU No. 10.
u A quarterly dividend Of one per cent az on the
capital stock this Company has this day been declared
pay able July IS 1890 For the Purp9se q this s,i:
Thursday, June 49, $780, at 10 o'clock and win 4
closed on Monday June %, 1890 at O'Clock snd
reopcned on wednesday July 10, 1890 10 O'Clock
A II. CkLEF Treasurer.
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL-
WAY COMPANY.

WAY COMPANY; Ill.,.
Ssn s5;sis
rome Oneida DessG C3cagO and POINT, mt 0s%Sbe
5.T 'Ss
ops rasS1s Rbsy Whe lake
SsSs sSa Il Pws n vs Sr%p 81.
S% fs.Sus aPE.R Ss Wife ESi 5fsI
wal. M Stony so taS no g. f.. ESiS sssa
..sss {S,a$S'$sS
s, .D Hsi ~ f%Ss' FSFs JEWS
,Shs tssoaSh Ssy SUNDAYS
sGs pr RSDaRsoS IS EXCHANGE Place Z
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey.
'S ch 5Sr tlBs:aS
ansSs a % %; ss1osn e%seSff
N1gs chunk o W afs opas ss ans Gao
Fs%iHsscS Ea;iS. BSi6snsm Allen.
s tS%R aui Bethlehem
10 a. IL t Ms"sS hd h
PTe fs,GI Car E e M Williams
SS B XII @ Saat LAKE ResSSs EssssS
SS kssss5 B:sssSem Allentown M.uen
Reading, Harrsburg Wilkesbarre Scranton, Tam
sd p M Tor Wilmington Lake HopatcOng EastOn
D',S'$ M gss Hssns% Allentown m.,.s
SaS9 s Ei ss59ayf At 40 H.
in$ rg9 so f'a 49, 20 So giS DO sadn
4 oS SUNDAY trains % not stop
For n nqn &c. saaTaa 5ns Re'D sndsS
o9 For LaesoSd Toms River and Barnesu 400 s15
For bach sSh Have 81 Atlantic City, vncand and Bridge.
tom For p Frechoid 3 co. Sis a5 a. H. 1sO 4ao
- So 5S sS e 49, ST. 5 5os 30 i J. h. sun
days 400 o'C SANDY 5 f; ! HOOK 10 Il T ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH 40 OCEAN !; H.c GROVE &C.
For nsd ETPT Bea rS! 1G Beach Long
r sS Sc at 80 san 5tS gS g. $40
DAYS only) AS $780, 80 p. M Sundays 9:30 q. m,
~ Fol p Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat $780, 745
For ES;o1 etsye AsOuTy Ppr Point Plen:nS:
&c. at 7:45, o 100, IL 100 a. m, 100 S:4S' $780, $50
&C.. 4 80 a. M, 100 D. M
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
S'1 G'fi;nl e.
s sGS 5 80 iGS GoG so 800 200
eep fG su ndt1sti m a3 90 10 %
80 n p ifiEE tI except g
SI sdqg T:s4a ard R %amspo st. via pn
esPSe sSSS s'G RS5o sS6dsy! + %
IL @an aRa ffsSce eas
o ,i si$ RrSsdTs So cou S W $50
Fulton:s IS TlIoadwayc Brooklyn c, n, .0a check
baO from hotel residence
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Qfarbers.


MEXICAN and foreign professors tutors governesses
n teachers OF all branches &C.. supplied colleges,
and families English French German and Spanish
spoken. MIRIAM CoYklERE $50 5th-ave. cor. 20th-st
A BEST TEACHERS American and Foreign supplied
IA all branches IN all localities charge TEACH
EkS WANTED fee for registration form for stamp.
X. f. AVERY, American School Bureau West 14h-st,
y. Y.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses.
Mrs NJ. j. YOUNG-FULToN. 20 Union square
DyEBTI Isl FOR nrG THE Ern NEW Yo orb
UPTOWN OFFICES. 80. I.29s broadway. corner Thirty.
frst-st until . D. M: $40 Broadway. between Twenty
second and Twenty sts., until y. go West
Twenty third-st.. corner Elghth-aye 152 Sixthave.;
1853 Fourth-ave corner Fourteenthst 760 Thrd-ave,
o 92 S wsst F nss ss.
Nintb.ave and Sxty-eighth-st and 90 Libertyst and
the HARLEM OFFICE, $50 East One.hundred and.
twenty ffth-st. up 70 D. M at regular office rates
~ j. AND Y. Y. NORMAL GRADUATES wanted for
~. public schools at good salaries Apply w. d. KERR
Manager Uriop Teachers Agency 10 Astor Place N Y
SCHERM ERHoRN's TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest and best known In U. s. Established 1855.
East 14thst., N. Y.
TT EACHERS and all wanting teachers should send for
i circulars and forms OF the CENTRAL EDUCATION
AL BUREAU. Positions and teachers IN demand Tor Sep
tmbcr school properties for sale Others wanted Ad-
dress d. H. DlMON, A. NJ, Manager, coo Wonut-st..
NVoMAY's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU tfOr
musicians houseksepers companions, chaperones Be- TO
colleges schools and families also bookkeepers stenogra
pliers and copyists 20 business fYms.
Miss c. L. WERNER. 500 6thave., New.York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-05

WANTED.-S25O.00 900 10 $500, 900 i'm bulk
w sums at per cent upon gllt-cdge city business
property. ~ " so per cent valuation.
L. TANENBAUM. 90 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-05

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. G. d
w II. X. X. r. Co., Lessee.-TraIns leave West 42d-
Station (New.York follows, and Is minutes earlier
from the foot Of Jayst NewYork Hamilton, London,
Detroit and Chicago . 800 a. m; Is n, 's15 ~
Niagara Falls 30 70 IS a. M, 8 r. g rs p M
Utica and syracuse 3 30, % SO a. m. IS 10,
IS rs p. Kingston, 3 80 I 10. 20 55. clio as
all 80 a M b3 80 % 90 ,5l5 and SAB p. m.
e Il c Se~ p West We Point
all 80 ! is - 100 30 8 10 ;35 % 40 . l5
u - H., and clio 45 b3 :i5 p Cornwall and
Newburg. Montreal and Canada East :l5 M, 20 IA
2; M, Elegant seepngears FOR Buffalo. Niagara Fails
saratoea specials all 80 M b3 45 p. Paflor
10 Saratoga and Caldwell. Lake George. ali 30 a. m
daily except sunday, b3 40 Saturdays only Par
lor-ear on II 80 a. m train kaaerskill Hunter Ho
bart Grand Hotel Station and Ihoenica. 30 clio as
s1d and S e Xxi oS B. % % asd 70 e9d O
345 p M trains and 10 as for Hobart Sleeping car
30 a. (Sundays onlyl for Grand Hotel and PhOe.
nieia Palenyllc Cairo and Mountain House, 7l5
al go a. M b3 20 p M Paror.cars 70 Cstsk on these
Kaaterkl Hunter. Hobart Grand Hotel Station and
Phoenicia Parof ear 10 Grand Hotel station and Phoen
eia b. G. Leaves Brooklyn. via Brooklyn Annex
Station clio 40 all 20 A. m, s3:e6 BE- 2s D. m catki
Mogntai9 nght line 29am sleeping ear q Grand HOte
other trains daily except SUNDAY For tickets Timetable
parl0r and sleeping accommodation Information APP
Offices. brooklyn. 1913 Washngton-st 72O Fulton
Annex office foot q hnlton-st NewYork city 1903
Bway. 1875 of2 1271 B'way. ~ Bovery IL Park Place
SO West 12eths and West short stations foot OF West
BERT. General Passenger Agent yanderbItaye. New.
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