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STEAMBOATS,.

LRANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
~ steamers D!;I.W and DEAN EIClIAOND Tor Albany
l.g,e OLD Pi.n Il. \. T.. 'oot ,ansisi. a. y IA.
lor all points steam heat and electric lights throughout
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a. OF lEOi leave I,rr 40. y H.. loot West lOta-st
pit SATURDAY. y. IN. Electric Light anu bells
heat m Connect with Dclaw
and Hudson and fitehbulg railways. sunday steamer
touches a: Albany
A LII FARES REDUCED VIA STONING-
~ IbN III b.. Tho inside route: Boston
aence So % Worcester - 90. Steamers
excepted.
NATSKlLL, HI DSON. AND CONSACKIE
~ Boats leave daily. SUNDAY excepted from 80.
y. H.. at ting At Hudson with
H. 4 A. H. X for An points rtst. Al-O Lebanon spring,
l.. l.. direct TO BENNINGTON. VI.
NALL RIVER LlNE.-I'oSton, $500, for
L nr.t.c9ss lluAt-d tickets. FARES REDUCED TO
ALI, POINTS Pier e y. Il. foot of Murray.st
ONLY. 81 NDAfS lNol.t DI.D at , ~. Connection
Ly AnncA boat ron Brooklyn at 80 jersey CITY at I
T. ~. st,smer- PILGRIM aud PROVIDENCE com
nisf ion. An orchestra ON each st'snrI
NJ ORWICH LINE FAVORITE INSIDE
~ ROUTE-Far,s reduced. To Boston. -, Worcester
~ corresponding reductions all point, Fast Steamers
Ir.y. pier lOld numbrr North River foot Wattsst
next pier above DcsDrOs,esst Ferry daily. Sunday
c.ptcd' a > 30 y. IN. o. w BRADY. AGENT.
NJ EW -HANEN-Stcamers leave Peek Slip
eepssd arrive In time for trains north ahf
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Aucilon Sale OF Gorsrs.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
IEON AUSTRALIA.
Dl.po-,i ~ DO. Famous ard World Renowned

HOBAErNILLE Stud.
situated - Richmond. N"N south "a"-. Au-'fnlia
ln coa..in,nc. Of the de.th Nr Andrew Town. the
a. proprietor Of the above nimoi celebrated stud th' un
de--ru.I r,,i.ei -ru ton- 20 -' ty auction nn %
about ,h. thlr! wee. ia May. 1870 Richmond y W
t. und,rfa,nton.d >faons AID Mare M q which have
earned reputation or Themselves - winners cog ' -r''
< tl. ol winners Of oi The Classic Race % the
Australian Colonies.
siRI.>
MONMOUTH. q laf horse foaiod ISIS. by Yat'er'on
ft,r Lad. chester Imp. b., StocANel Tia, HOES. is
,,n hr.ts- 90 ,h,to- -. u Aher orn. Dr, aiuousht
snaai,, >,n. >eI ,-,d h. stud ~ the Hon james
" .. - ElrsIl4n..
rEI>ruN O. brown horse. foa''i l~-i ny Nn-s't
iri.. from llaur b, "ot-.o.oueh. 1t'nton j. half
,-..- d. >a., and fI brother 70 ca.sa--.r .Do.d..
borough . r.,I go tho aud Of Mr. r-lnh Reynolds, "
Io.ni
,nryior rnrl. brown hor.' foaied is'7. by Al
,ef.t4gr. fiom ,...y stocking d.. $50. .nt..
ssGI NHOi. q has bore. fo,i,c l--p by Maribfrpong
frau The Pawn D, the rr'n.'' f,ln M' ie.mn Imp Dos
H1r.as,r. S,e.nhoo Won tho MariNru,nr Plat lnd BE-,
oWn l.ot4cr 20 Eo,worfh Richmond and lalnsIa. all
winner. lie took az Very promising.
All. THE ABOVE ARR DI AEANrTrD.
IffTY.FiVI. 30. TUOKDrnllBrED MARES. an
Ir..drr. mostly imported ~'oe.. w' Do. sold
same day the -lrr- They comprise amongst otu'r-
,eifa-.on IupI by Ora.t Athollnr lump Dos Blair
Aiol n,lo Of Gotham umpJ by Restitution Al acc Imp
D., Consul Britannia Imp. los CATHEDRAL. lair Alice Imp
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np b, PAM lone. Eo-'dai" 1rpl by Tyuedlr Naui.,
Iupl hy Orr,, whNc and Blue Imp =, Non-'ignrur.
All of ha Zach been served d. Of lc
above d'-'-t'd.
DAY oF SAIL. on OIL about TUESDAY, ,oth MAY $500
FIu particular. VIII shortly be ISSUED n catalogues
which viii FORWARDED uc Of America
Meanwhile Inquiries VIII De- ronpus responded 70 by
r ;, CLInEoEN ie3 Eiagst s'aney Aecnts for the
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TILE TARIFE OF lss2

4 painph,' Of 20 pages. by 10 inches 70 the page
Giving ths duty Oh c..Tv article under the present tar1
AID show ing si.o whole fr' lat Al lnirofl Oh gi'cs
bref review i. whole tariff legislation ~ tAr hrd
stes from the Beginning o. T." "oscrnu'nt me uiofi'
OF article DIT all" me. 10 1879 @'i 1871 ar
given foI of rcrenf" and no AMOUNT OF dNf
solr.od on .ach arri. tl.o tie total import. of each
since 1871. Giving also summary ~ Tie NILS
huf and the Scnae tar.r I'm Price T. cents. pos'age
,ad Published By The Tribune
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EcsaI Notice..

- pREME COT RT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW hORK.-Irii d".irfd Ia the county OF N,N-
FORK. talui- l.. Huntington. paintn AGAINST Charles
lbrnelcr Huntington. defendant Summon, Action Tor
divorce
To the above named a'fendont Iou here
20 'pln ~ your ane~" GA the plaintiffs attorney
TIVE - day alter "a" " = IA
mons. 'N,u-iv" u the DAY Of service; and iir
OF Nour failure 70 "ppsr OF answer,
judgment W.ll BE- taken against hy default for
ilc r,ci d'mandcd 10 ty COMPLAINT. Dated Nrw- York.
March .n 1890 PAUL WILCOX. plaintiffs Attorney
once and po.onO" address. , Errknnn 81. y. CITY.
10 tn. named defendant The FOREGOING summons
f. a. bl pnhllcatlOn
the ION, t,oier Andr.v-. the Justice. tin.
turr,i. Of York. dated "a" ..A Nafrn.
and Med with the c"ug asst m TIE office of thu clerk
of and county q! New NOrn A. the Court House
Nv -York C.ty, ON the -5th daS II Mach 1890
PAUL WILCOX,
Onlrc aud po-oncr address. , B"hdi--t y. Y. city.
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Gathers.

BEST TEACHERS. American and Foreign supplied
n. all in nil cAties no charge HAUL
il,S WANTED no for registration, form for stamp
t. T.. AVERY. American school Bureau. west lfmsn'
TUTORS. go,ernc-scs. professor teachers, all
"A. b.incnc-. supplies schools and families S,.00i cis
cua.. for parents. Modsr. Language, spoken MlIIAh
COlKltlf. $50 5th-sfc.. corner -oth'st
GENTLEMAN COLLEGE graduate 20. who he- spent
n thu nat summers Travelling abroad IN yart" or
coming summer; highest reference" Address =. j. -
Tribune Onlc'.
LADY AZ the head Of established school for vounc
~ ladies In very desirable location desires an a-"a
lriuclnai having cou-l, able rNl'fcnc' ana SON"
capital preferred AGtrrs. &. j. Tribune rto"n once
Rs BfOlh"aJ.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supple. PROT ,.or,. Teacher Tutors, Governes'es.
Mr. II J. YOCNG-frLTON. - Union square.
.rnEEMEGH0EN's TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest and D,.. snown IA q. $ Es,ab,hei 1855.
East 4th-st.. y. y
- PANlsH AND tEtNCH LAN%I AGI.> -t:tp.ri-
s'ONDENr Bon -. Trhun" once
fl,Hr UNION TEACHERS AGENCY. ,E-isb. lssOJ
" b KERR Manager n Astor PlAc@. w-YorA
xx,,NTIu ,,,ui,utn TWo O. srh.rs ~ military tactics
w i.- West 500 and home English gentleman or rfndl
a.. o Harvard lan fn at-ics frf W. PIcrbttrf
chaplain in .p-colal school a. - September.
Ladies usros,f.iu uith advanced music and French
TO- French md German nnf-fs e"'rin1->r-
f.uch Protestant fpr school 10 Wet English OF Amer
ran WIKI music ard French French Piot',
.fnt-. MIRIAM cox l.ifKt $50 'th-AN". rn' -oti--t
XyoNAS's EXcHANGT TEACHES BUREAU FOR
w h >rNrs -nIi., uro'r--or- t'lchr-. cot"g's,"s.
musicians iogsfH'ff-. cpuIanions rhap 'fonNs &c. 20
college school. .ni families as oooE"rep'r' se'osa'
rhets and .orfis'- fo hu-'ncs. firms. m
MI. & I Wf'HSFR 2cp IN ave. Vow YORK cry.
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Rnllrodcs.
IL\TRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey.
M At for l i1U, O nNtGonem Allentown Maucn
chunA wA,l'rIg SSr."'In; hSas ra.po1r,
A'' 90 &c. a. Fieningtcn. Easton Bethlehem. Allen
0s" 5" flcang,Cn LAKE IIqra.Cos fa' ss.
Sm neaGins norri,bgrg po't,.ile. Tamaqua shamo"
sunbury ~" burg Nunsmi'pH't. r..,.h,, Allen.
town Mauc chunk. iealins ll'r.l-6urs; roi',, n y
CHUNK Nunc-urr SCRANTON lamaqua sharoein,, ,,o
ne'h'nrn, and Allentown 30 p M Tor sonrr'i'le and
D. M for Ia~ton. bethlehem Allentown. M.ush
chunk c,dinf liarrlrSur9 g. On Sundays a. 90
J. 80 y D.. Tor ia-ton: B,thehcm aud Anontown ,
10 m.. sapdoS t,r Ea'on. Bethlehem Allentown
90 D. NJ. SundAl-. Tor Easton. bethlehem. Allentown.
N' ror Rcd ns"T Long 'snn A~nqry rar oes cS
90 M. sunday trains do not top at Ocean Grove OF
N'' Fol MSnmoah Roach scabrrh etc. 80 s15.
" ii For Ati.n5c nis6Innds Va Manysn and Kcygort
e Fo a. l%nacso SU p 10 s5a m co. 80 90 90
p For foms ktcr and barncgnt. 80 Is a. No. 90.
~ - IT. FOL. ATLANTIC CITY,
80 M SUNDAY s so 70 % arSusn n roSs 1 vii"
For For T T"GEr iS &c. s Ss a. co. ~
A os 80 80 % 90 a ~ 10 80 sahdsIs u, 90
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
Via Central r. r. ~ New Jersey Philadelphia and Reading
H. 4. .d al,,more and onto 4. r ,o Ia
90 3 20. DO 90 q %. 80 p ~. T. J. nieh
~UHDAN :. 80 o3O 100. 20. 90. q 90 D. M
II night
FOR baltimore and Washington daily at 30 II 90 ('N'
cert sunday ~, . go ) 20 > 90 l. 10 lght
trains leaving at 40, ii 100 =. ~ 80 co. c ,0.
c 30 for hds @F' FS," sit ose S nave
Tickets and ParlorCaf be procured at a. 2O
as OF LAO So broadway. az Gh-aNe, sOl vs.
io5thst IA East l25th-st.. NewYork Couft-st 800
IN At. ~ broadway. IrOokyn.
Ncwyork Transfer Company Will call for and check bag
gage from hotel or residence
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TRTDINE ALMANAC. 1890.

Tho Tribune Almanac hold, ~ against all couer
ne the standard book Of i-i-rncr Tor political elect on
fnancia on and other statistic and inforu alton.
ono who has 10 rrfr - IA And hgures ca
AFFORD 10 b. without - cents COPY
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! luIGu VALLEY RAILROAD.


rASsINGFE TRAINS leave 1901 4" 'o ~
Ds-urusrV, Is. A. foliuN~t .tf,.. noint-
a, r Tor S'atln stou and INK, pt..f.r nurao
,,,n.,a. Lyons. lllif" i'","',st'i, '.''
,ui H.. N,,t and piiufllal local point, '"'l '' ~
9 t' and pfilr,,n car % >u-p u-ion hiltE, .,.
- 90 a. NJ, ,or Mauch ,hune ana , ,' ,i i,-.
- ~. r,i 4 a.l it Junction ana hl't"'N'''' i"'''''
Chair ear % Ntnch CHUNK. ., i,,.,r.dat, nott.
i M Tor INuNAnnofk ana n"in'I ,,. -, l"'
-, g. ~ rrr.hanuocA. Connection Ia k'a.lns sii
u1ffl-burg. -. .,, ,rnsfpai informed ate points.
80 ~ r. ~ n,rre and Pullman sleeper @ Su-len-
Brdsr. ,..,,. aud ir,,rr,di.,e n,fn,,.
Char ear 10 .o ,,ucl Chunk and intermediate points,
con,r,tinn 10 4 a inc aud har.i-hr- ~, u..,.
and H.. ~. P,Sinan .,t per io Lyons aud Sl,pehso'
h'.tse. LAYING AZ q a. M. - .. | p. and y
- ~ connect Tor an points IA Mihanoy and Hazlcton 'o''
i't'""S' SUNDAY TRAINS. 49,.
, p, 20. Nauch Chunk Ha1cton and in'erni'c'.s
on, and II A. m Tor Shenandoah and inferno iat' p'h'
'5 10 D. NJ far Mln,h chunk ana ntern'dist poww,-.
w ~ for Geneva. I'ols. Emiri. kochH.t-f| buOss
end ~, W,.t. pullman sleeper 10 Lyons ana >lse"s'
Bridge on.
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Bulge % Political iNirA- mad up - on ~ eArh o
The Tribune. Tart and o,L'l r.. teal INiA- .; ~ a.
r. sldcntlAl Campaign lnd !nrluin. tie Iarn 81 1873
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\ handsome pamphlet describing A. length the r."
n,bI,ran Club roy,u.nt in H.. Unite. Stats National
and STAT. League, and many 4 The piin0 .ps clubs
ule ,or fo.i iue ,iub Top,,s for d,b4c. c,c.. ct
The Tribune no Official APP - the L'Agne aid
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The letters ~ l.. T. o. .ta- CORES Iondent q T
Tribune describing tn nara' resources public LAM
etc. etc q tn two Dakota. Montana and Wa-hlngto
81 PAGES. - cents coif. order from Tho Tribune.
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Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
Tue ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE Cry.

TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION THE Cry.
TRAINS LEAVE. A. FOLLOWS: -
500 A. ". fASI NEH-lOkk SIAIE EMPRESS
- due at Canandaigua . 90. Buffalo 20 u.
300 A. VI. CHICAGO VEST BULE LIMIfED-dus
a, oSh,cse9 80 n pesf Day. vrsrrpr1r LIN
IrED-due Cincinnati :05. Indianapolis 10 80 . m,
11.JD (. VI. wf's1ERN DAY EXPREss-daily eAcea
sundays. Train leaving on SATURDAYS doe, not run
WesS OF Detroit Cleveland -
500 r. u. FAST WESTERN EXpREss-due chieas'
1000 p. ". FAST NIGHT LXPKEss-for Rochester.
FISHKILL (NEWBURGH) POUGHKEEPSIE RHINE
,l I e e NJ Es f6rN g. - 10
4 H.. Il 80. is 30, 80 - 50. 9 80 p.
ALBANY. UTICA. SYRACUSE. ROCHESTER, Buzz
FALO AND NIAGARA FALLs-o 10. $50 10 So
~ so a. 100. 10 90 H. also Albany and Utica.
TROY SiEHiToGA. ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND
MONTREAL. 30 a. ~ 8 80 D. also Troy 90
9.5j 10 so. II % a. m. $50 Goo 10 90 D. NJ.
AtB 5 X sEYEyA AM, cASA;N:p15AIHSsuAs,ssc
BEaKS 81 His IL VIZ mAELM DIvIsio SS.
Tor Ticket and space sleeping Carr apply At GrsLs
Central station OF a. Nos fl3. 1S5 az and Broadway
L. PARK Place. IS West l2jthst and l3sthst statoa
New. 1913 Westinghouse. 72O fulton-st and $50
l5edford.ave.. H. D.. Broohlvn.
hotels and residences through To destins,0n
tDaily except SUNDAY. 'Daiiy except Saturday. oheI
Above trains except those leaving at so q. m and
10 90 midnight. stop at 13oth-st. station.
John NJ TOtCEY. GEORGE H. DANIELS.
fsapf1
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An interesting and valuable document containing TN
rcpor. ~ proceedings = hr national l shytfiln
Assenhii.- of ls-g I'D - me principal report.
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% pages. Published lj The Tribune. Price - cents .
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IJILK AND CREAM IN CITIES.
WAR SHIPS sunk AT SAMOA.

An Extra pamphlet form. published hy The Tribune.
thrilling - The wT"ck OF the Au"fi-
Xar and thr rllantry - the Yankee
,1rs also including settlement o. Oal ona job TO- 4
Disaster" american trIis Abroad with r' ~ th0se
Who have married iites abroad Hunting Stofe. "
"Amcricas Sew Nayy" with fail list = the new ,hip,
their dimensions. armament ctc. etc. etc - cents =
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Jnsirrlilon.
For Young Lad eS-City.

For Young LadieS-City.
A AIMS nALLAHEEs SCHOOL
Aroh 52H ws' sa vii AS r'o Il1 Gt. GIRLS
MRS AND MISS sTEEIsS.
"a I53 WEST 7orn-sr.
Twcnty-n.nth year.
r, ,tXARD COiLInL FOR WOMEN. 34a Madison
u AVE. NV Nc%yor Nv Dtsice' sscn BY ColpnC1 Col
lrge. Circular upon Application to SECRETARY.
REV. DIR. AH acl MEni f faH GiMfs
go shave SD ycaT Enr.lSa az, teacher wanted.
" Az NoRMAN's iXsrITrTE I,ounde,d 1857, home
tuorsa an Mansion Nine vAS HOFFMAN rrlncipai.
For Boys and Young Men-Clty.
CLASS FOR BOYS.-Intofncilate and advanced
.o land and Das S d II iSf f. West ' scS
-CIEcrLAEs OF coop SCHOOLS Tree, state
y3e'aG5 for SG S5AS or a.a sg % q i'p E
r, ,.lITI S,',tt,Oi 90 I.>NGr AIRS ". .5ih--t-
Il 5cnv @ laowdss iS ,erq, $40 ss
Gr' I, %a,hne,on' Chicago Berlin and Paris
y1xlvTRslry GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1873 broadway,
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s. C. ni.NDEIcKsoN Principals,
xUts-r END SCHOOL IIa west 7Is,..,.. opens Oct. l.
qymna.,u n".''s''' cc!ESrrR Donaldson. A. ~
Musical instruction.
ANJo and GUITAR taught In twenty private lessons.
SON I270 Broadway. between 32d and 800 sts.
Boys and Young Men-Country.
- oRDENrOwN N. JJ MILITARY. INSTITUTE.
ID ks. 7. II. LANDON y. NJ. Principal.
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u Tncnre!,d zoe alton and SURROUNDINGS. New school
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w. JOHN CALVIN RICE y. M. Principal.
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xxEsT SHORE RAILROAD. N. Y. Q. 4

w II r. L. L. Co. Lessee.-rrains leave VS. -,
station York ieors and fifteen mlnl'eI london.
IS s%ltSn = $ ~ s5 n; 5 S. is L 5. M
McaSr.ai canada Fast rs p m stations.
10 90 80 A. M. . Is. 5 l5 m Iand a. u $, , =, ~
for rt.ra ouiy) Kingston saugerties. C1,Ah' ASS@
20 ~ tx 55 ~ II 30 a. and ~ q z IL
. - D. M no. Ncw6ure. 10 Is m iS 80 e
Il az I'll - p. m. Uay'rstrsw. 3 p A. IN 20
s45 D. M Elegant seeping Cars Tor Bui'o H nsiiT
raj, Toronto Detroit Chicago and - Lo.l>, Ds.',
61iv eNccnt SATURDAYS. Other trains d'lV s,sop
Snndays "a y Leave jersey CITY p L. ~ s,ston
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