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Smyrna times., 1890-05-14
AFTERNOON SESSION.


1t was nearly 8 o'clock before the
Committee on nominations and res
Olutions were ready to report. Chas.
Marshall, chairmen for committee on
nominations reported as follows:
GOvernOr-M. l. Fisher of Sussex.
COngress-Daniel Green of New Cas-
tie.
State COmmittee-New Castle, o. G..
BuddingtOn, N. NJ. Browne, Alexan-
der Deakyne Kent, r. NJ. Cooper,
A Green, w. T. Case Sussex, Charles
NJ, Marshall, A. J. Boyce, Miles Mes
sick.
The report of the committee was on
motion of w. N. Brown laid on the
table until after the platform was read.
That committee reported through its
chairman, J. A. B. Wilson.
A string of eighteen resolutions that
would fill column, affirming their un-
qualified endorsement of the Prohibi-
ton party, denOuncing high license,
arraigning both the old parties as be.
ing in the interest of the liquor deal
ers, favOring an equitable adjustment
Of taxation as against the unjust dis.
ordinations which now exist against
the agricultural and laboring classes /:
in favor of the old law which worked
a forfeiture of both principal and in.
terest where usury was enacted, de-
clared in favor of a New Constitution
and the Australian ballot system, for
an educational system that will give
at least nine months of schooling to
each locality &c.
The platform was taken up seriatim
for adoption and the FIRST kick was
made IN section 4 by J. D. c. Hanna,
who objected to branding everybody
who advocated high license as "dis-
loyal to God, home, and native
land" He believed that some hon.
est men might honestly believe in high
license and he did not believe in de-
nOuncing these men. J. A. B. Wilson
claimed that advocacy" did not in.
clude advocates. Mr.. Hanna could
not see this distinction, but the con-
vention decided to keep it in the plat
form by vote Of Is to 10. The plat
form as whole was afterwards adopt
ed, though Mr.. Hanna objected, and
Mr.. Hubbard gave the document a
right handler by moving the adoption
of a resolution, saying:
1--WE believe the liquor traffic to be an
evil and we will use our utmost endeav-
Ors to crush it,"
II offer this" said he, $50 people may
know our object, as l am afraid from
that platform they may wonder what
we are driving at"
CANDIDATES CHOSEN.
The nomination for governor was
then taken up and NJ. r. Fisher declined
as did r. NJ. Cooper aud Miles Mes
sick. Finally W. t. Kollum of Dover
was nominated for governor by accla
nation. Daniel Green of Newport was
then nominated for Congress by accla
Smyrna times., 1890-05-14
MICHAEL GREMMINGER.

We are also asked to publish the fol-
lowing from the Middletown Trans
criDt:
Smyrna times., 1890-05-14

For Constipation or Sick Headache,
use Dr. PieFoe's PELLETS; Purely Veg
etable. One dose.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-14
Dyspepsia

Dyspepsia
Makes the lives Of many people miserable,
and often leads to self-destruction. Distress
after eating, sour stomach, sick headache,
heartburn, loss Of appetite, a faint, " all gone"
feeling, bad taste, coated tongue, and irregu-
larity Of the bowels, are
0ISSISSS some of the more common
After symptoms. Dyspepsia does
EATING not get well of itself. 1t
oSS requires careful, persistent
attention, and remedy like Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, which acts gently, yet surely and
efficiently. 1t tones the stomach and other
organs, regulates the digestion, creates
good appetite, and by thus e;oL
overcoming the local symp-
toms removes the sympa- E19doaC0S
thetic effects of the disease, banishes the
headache, and refreshes the tired mind.
"Ihave been troubled with dyspepsia. 1
had but little appetite, and what did eat
uaar+. distressed me, or did me
little good. In an hour
purn after eating I would expe-
rience a faintness, or tired, all-gone feeling,
as though 1 had not eaten anything. My trOu-
BILE, think, was aggravated by my business,
which is that of n painter, and from being
more or less shut up in a co,r
room with fresh paint. Last
spring I took Hoods Sarsa- SCOIf3dCB
rilla-tOok three bottles. 1t did me an
immense amount of good. 1t gave me an
appetite, and my food relished and satisfied
the craving had previously experienced"
GEORGE A. PAGE, Watertown, Mass.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for s5. Prepared only
byC.I. HOOD & CO., ApOthecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Smyrna times., 1890-05-14

The following are the new officers
Of the Smyrna Lodge of |. o. CT:
c. T., Will Carter; V. r., Miss Emma
Weldon; P. c. T., VIM. T. Beck
r. 5, Hermann Roe; F. S, Thos. L.
Mason; T., Frank ]. Webb; Chaplain,
Mrs. Roe; Marshall, Wilmer Porter;
Sentinel, Baymon Deakyne; o. S. G.,
John Deakyne; Organist, Miss Nan
Hoyle; Superintendent of juvenile
work, Miss Emma Weldon. The fol.
lowing delegates were elected for the
district lodge, of Kent county, which
convenes here on May 14th: Misses
Emma Weldon, Maggie Sisco, and
VIM. r. Beck.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-14

II is more satisfactory and desirable in every
way TO employ a well organized and reliable
Trnst Company for the settlement Of estates than
it Is to cntrust such business 70 an individual
who may die before his duties are completed
The life of Trust Company is virtually per-
petual, and II is therefore able tOcomplete all
such undertakings.
This company was chartered for such purposes
It acts as Executor Administrator, Trustee, Guar
Clan, Assignee Receiver, or for any trusts Of idu-
ciary character. u receives deposits aud pays
checks Just as any hank, except that it allows
Interests on such deposits as follows per cent on
daily balances, payable on demand ~ per cent
on Deposits, payable after ten DAYS notice 3 per
cent on Deposits, payable after 80 days notice.
Special rates on deposits made for a year or
longer. Any letters OF inquiry will receive
prompt and careful attention
WILLIAM BUSH Prest OHIO NOWLAND,
PRESTON LEA, Vice Pres. Sec and Treas.
WILLARD SALISBURY, JR Solicitor.
DIRECTORS:
VIM Bush, Wilmington. Vim. DUPONT, Wilming'n
Preston Lea, Thomas jackson, &"
Willard salisbury, Jr VIM. T. Porter, O.
VIM Swift. % Joseph swift -
Sam'l Bancroft, Jr.. WIN G. Pennypacker
II. II Carter, J Smith Brennan, "
Or. Jas. A. Draper, w. w Pusey, "
Edw. Bringhurst, Jr. . A. P. Robinson, George
Geo W. Bush, town. DEL
Christian Febiger, Geo v. Massey, Dover,
II. NJ. Barksdale, " H. A. Richardson
Smyrna times., 1890-05-14

OuS Girls.
Kitty is witty,
Nettle is pretty,
Lutte is cute and small
Irene Is queen,
Annette is pet,
Nell Is the belle Of the ball;
Diantha Is wealthy,
Bertha is healthy,
And health is the best of all.
Perfect health keeps her rosy and
radiant, beautiful and blooming, SEN
sible and sweet. 1t is secured by
wholesome habits and the use of DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Bertha
takes il, aad she also takes the cake"
The only guaranteed cure for those dis
tressing ailments peculiar 70 women,
Satisfaction or your money returned,
Smyrna times., 1890-05-14

Mr.. Sylvanus Trades, of the Mary
land fish Commission, has turned loose
the following number of young shad
since our last report April %, 100000
in PocomOke river at POcOmOke City
April 80, 5OOO in Nanticoke at Sea-
ford May 9th, 10000 in the Manokin
at Princess Anne May 6, 10000 in
the WicomicO at Salisbury, May 7th,
10000 in the Wicomico at Salisbury
All these fish were Matched at Salisbury
station.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-14
WHOLE NO. 1916.

The result of the Levy Court inves-
tigatiOn in Sussex county shows that
they have discovered that bogus
orders were used as far back as 1871.
long before Wheatly came into
notice as a manipulation. 1t was
revealed also that the habit of issuing
and using bogus orders was well-known
among county officials, and one at
least was destroyed under threat of
exposure. Not only that, but it has
been disclosed that Levy Courtman
Mitchell himself has been a violatOr of
law by furnishing timber for the
county in the face of the law that pro-
hibits Levy Courtmen from engaging
directly or indirectly in contracts for
the county. The contracts were made
payable to the men who cut the tim
Der, and those men came forward as
witnesses and swore that they never
endorsed the order.
Smyrna times., 1890-05-14
/ prumfAh are plentiful in Delaware

Bay. 2 aaH aaah a
1aW dna8 t7a 3 eL
Smyrna times., 1890-05-14

A salisbury clothier has on exhibi-
ton one of Edison's talking Dolls, the
latest invention of the wonderful elec-
trician. By simply turning a crank,
the doll reapeats the following verse
very distinctly:
There was a little girl.
And she had little curl.
Right in the middle of her fOrheSd
And when she was good,
She was very, very good,
But when she was bad. she was horTid
Smyrna times., 1890-05-14
CANDIDATES CHOSEN.

The nomination for governor was
then taken up and NJ. r. Fisher declined
as did r. NJ. Cooper aud Miles Mes
sick. Finally w. T. Kollum of Dover
was nominated for governor by accla-
nation. Daniel Green Of Newport was
then nominated for Congress by accla-
nation. It was decided to hold q
mass meeting at RehObpth igAugust
and to begin vigorous campaign,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

sending the forces up the hand The WelShiS il1
forces of the cxremits must be united and balanced
under the rider. that the effects OF the a.H1 WI"
be felt by the mass. and 20 that the hoi>e ,b VII 10
even and regular movements -, -
These general principles are apfi%ieu Leu " r,ft ir in a
way which is practically helpful Upon tiese ."ap
which contain excellent advice, we uccd hot c',-'
mo ut,ncinle~ advocated are not novel; but novel
tie are hardly to be looked for, ana lhc Pc ,,'
vauc nf this book lies iu It's clear oilnul'u"' ol
urfncuIes their wise applications and the senSlbc
advice REGARDING the treatment Of horses. Nat 90
our riders are familiar with Mt AndcFson m nuo,l %
of instruction. TO Others. whether noVlcc~ OF com
narrative experts. can recommend tAl' ne" culIi II
,L,,,rb to.clnnc and a, manual of INSTRUCTION les,
pciantic and arbitrary and considerably more ln'id
iL,,, thc instruction given by riding masters.
pnCis nion@ never made rider bat book lNc tiI,
Is nf measurable practical benefit TO the rider, ana
re may add. to his horse
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AN
NSUINGrON
I LlllGI VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGLE TRAINS leave foot COrtlandt and
DcsDiOs-r. -t-. a. follows:
a. m. for Siatuetou and Intermediates points.
m. for Geneva. Lyons, flm.ln, Rochester. Buffalo
and the Wot, and principal local points. Chair ear TO
Iyuu- and Pullman car To- suspension Bridge.
a. H. l.. and b. Junction Intermediate points.
Chair car 90 Maurn Chunk.
D. 10. for Tunhhlnuoch and intermediate points.
Chair To TunAhannock. Connection Co Reading and
10 D. for lirra and principal intermediate points.
Chair ear To- Wkc,larc and Pullman sloeIers to Sus.
= % d. ~ for Slatington and intermediate points.
40 D. H.. for Mauch chunk and intermediate points.
Connect lon 90 Reading and Harrisburg.
u. ~ fpr Geneva, Lyons Elmi1. Rochester. BInalO
and the West. Pullman slrcts To Lyons ana Suspension
Fridge.
Trains leaving at a M. II a. m.. y. and 3 10
y. ~. connect Tor all uonts Ia MahanOy and Ilalcton
coal regions. .,..... ... .....
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. ui fur Malth thuuk Htllttun and intermediates
uolniS and To- Shrn indoah and intermediate
40 .. n. Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
y. m for Geneva. Lyons. Elmra. Rochester. Bunao
and the West Pullman sleeper To Lyons aud Suspension
'''11' General Eastern onlce. 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

New-York, Saturday Jan. IS.
No real estate offered at public auction at tire Ex
change and Auction Room.
The total realized at the Exchange and Auction
Room rom public auction sales OF city real estate for the
week ending with saturday, January 25 s57O2l6.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present ending with saturday February
the following sales announced 10 be held at the
Exchange and Auction Room;
TO-DAY M0NDAY). JANUARY 81.
Executors SALE, ] plot Of land 175x75 and 2story
cottage, at CALDWELL on Lake George.
TUESDAY, JANUARY o.
Partition sale. lot, 24loX03. and i.story building.
lots, 25xlOOS each, West s9th-sC, 10 sth-aye
lot, 1870. and 3story dwelling No l22 Manhattan st,
3 1913 IT lO5th-st; plot Of land 20SNJ9l1 On West
45th.st, Sthave Public auction | lot 25xl0o .,
and I-story house and 1story stable East 73d.st l23
II Avenue A
BROOKLYN PROPERTY
Public auction, lot - i6xl0o and 3.story house. No.
100 Baltlc.st, 5 ;, l90.10 II Clinton ST.
NEW.JERSEY PROPERTY.
Public auction sale plot OF and and 3story dwelling
and ontbuildngs Railway Ro ID and Pospectsye ain.
~ WEDNESDAY JANUARY %.
Foreclosure sale lot 25xl02.2 and 5-story building
M 43f Fast 73ds $50 II Of Avenue execut r's
Iast i9od St s. 2oS 10 IT OF 3d.ave public auction
Iot 3ox71 and 5-stOrv building :, 1921 3dave n
cor 74thst lot 1fx7 1Ox7S 2x1 x785 and 4.s,oy store
Va Io0 Euon.st Church-st; lots 20I00.lf
each and 4-story dwellings Nos ~ and 40 West 3Iths
5 y, Of Sthave.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 80.
Foreclosure sale lot. 16 Sx99 IL and 3story apart.
house, No 235 Fast l2'hst > -oo IL oi -aa's'
FRIDAY JANUARY 81.
Foreclosure sale 1 lot. 25X005. ana o'story nat. Ne
PA West 61st-st. > 5, 200 II W OF lOth-aVe
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C. 4

W IT Il 4 X. N0- I's9-e--I aIAa I'AF' West 421sI
from foot Of Jayst, y. K Chicago, Detroit, London,
. 10. ID -. Toronto - a. m, - 10, : l5 y.
Montreal Canada East a. m,. . - D. ~. Nmgara
30, - 80 q. me- .i': - - o. n and a. ~ q, T. =.
80. = 10. - -. II 30 a. and ISL :. Is
y Is o. u. Ncwuurg, 10 II a. m. :i5. 80 S5,
'G 80. ~ 40 T.. llayor-tiaw % a. m. :i5
45 p, Elegant sleeping car Cor Buffalo, Niagara
Falls Toronto. Detroit. Chicago and 81. Louis. 'Dav
I Dliy except saturday. Ohr trains daily except
Sundays - Leave JT-ey city =. L. r Sation.
all 20 - 40 m. HOhoken West Shore station,
az 20 a. m 3AG =, m For ticket. tmme.tables ne OF
726 iuon,i, Annex Oncc foot OF Fulton.-t; New
York CIT, 49, 353 7S5 md ~ hro'dwa, 90, -
Shore station. foot o' West 421 st ana foot Of Jay.st
N X. Wcscous Express clll, for and checks baggage
from hotel, and rcsd nces. g. f. LANRERr General
Passenger AGENT Nanderhlltavc. n V
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
n EN- II S Wv a III a
RAILROAD.

az AND AFTER JAM Any ], lo5o .
Train. .,l., -.a.ons .ooJ ol Dc>UrO-scs aud Cort-
Soo 4 LIE FAST LINE for the wsIi ,;,ci f"IH-H c51a
lI.d - q, m'. lollubu- . 80 a. Do, 'hi go ~ f,
Wlaa-po port, LocS Haven and Remove except sunday
IN ~ 40 'vi' tiii, <TS1LVANIN LIMITED, com;
IoScd exclusively Of pullman E'rubMe Di1"ths @ "a
i.oa A., W -,n,n- ladies and tel',n bsthro.ii',
S sdc o '' iS i9, 'TS'&o'-'a 5' & aa % %ittd oaI .
,nf ''. .'' '.'' T., A r n'>t ds'. .,--
~'V" "N';ni-, pullman Vc-uhuic sleeping Car and Di'
IT, tIf Sew Iorl d, ~ Louis 'i, 40 "d - IT, .Ii t D..
dnastI li ~ a. H.. chicago D. n. and 1T Louis 7 40
$50 p. VI ~ wr.rrgN XrElos f2' an poi2%,' %..i! in
- 49, N1rthv,,t and s"iih",, ii.'i," t,,,,s
Gaso Gncan4 ana Ne ph rrn"-' ,aa,a i:95o1i al 70 "a
bailf 'hr N'' I.,,,. % l.l D. r' n.lt dlr and -.
1ni''- go i' '.,,cora orn.ng Connect cleveland
afl Io.- 30 dait. ..N' t...f''- prrr,r Va-fIbule
Guy Strn, o1r Nv {o7f o. Chiea.o Nc1 Yok 70 70
M.rhl, 81, 'h- Sh,'a'n.,H N ,,r, S,r and Chlcago
30 %. I.ooa 49, ro-r1c ,nnec- 'or Toi,do daily and
C.--, IT, ~. oh Regions cleveland ard colum.
BALTIMORE. wA-HINGToN ANp THE NorTH.
sl, Np' s.'.t} i .o o, a. ' a GaH w IA
Dn NJ Co. o. 20 j. arg, s,S' 3S no no 90
ns 5o ,aa a. 20 I T. 9 90 AID r. 5 Is airSt n r sun sun
d.. 900 - and do D. r.. 80 go i ana . 20 ~
6,a ra...a, i'4 81. ionati. .p,r,. Dining Car and
f'- IlN>i.i., t..., a,,.o rr cape Niy 90 p G'
For o ra ana y o '' y"g s, yo's ,l, rsn2f2sa gds1
r, .0 n ~ daily. via Baltimore and Bay Line. . 10
o. " FOR rnIItDELPnIA
3D., 70 -O D. $40 % 40 chicago Limited,
sir p.lr lar and l0 .lo Wellington Limited and
ID Dl , r. O., .Y - 90 10 .Ou. 3 30 .el. go.
800 oO0 e. 80 - .,0 and 900 p m. ana ~ - n.elt
l...-.rt' It.U. f' fU f... Dob ln' Nl g. M = l,
csy- lrrr.-. $780, % ~ t0 " .o1 40 Limited '' !
-, ?, ID 3 49, I nN % 30 < md BE- u. a. 1
.f,. .-if Accom- .rOilfiDn o. on D. ir
I S.uY Y.rt Ii,n.f con pony VIII call for ani check
81. .l... f..n hDf.Is rff p. .-itf"'7.
fr..'r''- " o.oi train, apply 20 any trEi AGENT
a
tHA~ I Ff HlI. j. l. WOOD,
G.l..a Manager. Genera Pass Atent
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
RAILROADS..
NEWYoRK
&
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

From December 1st 1889 Trains leave as follows
$50 A. VI. FAST NEw.YORK STATE EXPkEasScciioof aSoocio
Albany, Schenectady Ctea s-raoase' Agor"' wagner
Palace Drawing. Room cars to BuHao dsll5 smoking
tanandagua daily, except Sundays b""'' '
$50 4. w. iHE NEw.YoEK AND cnlcAG52, ,,ibiIs hIH,
IL.n Composed * -lu,iyey OF Wasner FeslioGidG
Buffet smoking and Library Carwih a5rd bf,CT Nth ate
Room Straight sixteen and Private Iom2art, r
gas~rnseh system. Arrives at Chicago at > 90 a. HI
A. M THE ad.usSos s9YTH%FSyENEE nSd 5 Eou
Wagner VcstibGie Drawing- Room Dining, Sleeping ana
fale5sa9 SgA ose6 hu The eatre train stcanheatd and
1I5o p'a t. Vi, T., FisfN DAY E%.ESs d,Iy Sl sSceps SIs
Sn4ay Train e1Sns G% SaGaS WSsncr G Paace Qraw
ing-oom car' 70 aJC1cus "4s4vp s,at md Shicaao'
Car - }F4cGS syanS 20 to- Gntnhat wagner Dining
ar Nc%Y9rk 70 AIoaqy ssT'inT T>IUgRn%NNS%il AND ST.
o'gS i" rktss-io Bunao NIAGARA Falls S' rSronI0
Win inrcugn Wsenci Vcstbuic Sleeping cars. Dh'
ms car to Albany serSng ti dnI% Hrrlss for Kocncsr
'oS b"io 9ssS SFea@s S saS5asa SmS41. Wasa1t
FOX ALBHN}. UiIcA, sttACGIHsr koc nEsrEtES = x
a. M, 10 30 a. NJ II 30 m' p M iTUo p p 40 40
~ ~ II 50 A. m 10 80 D. m..'lO w p mt II 10
FOL; hoy. sAKAroGA,. .ADIEoNpAcK MoUNTAInNis5 L 81
ST AibANs And hONIkEAL-to:oO 30 a. IN, u ~
,LkRkSHlnr HILLS, VIA HARLEM DIvIsION-tlo;s'
i lc,on IN regard TO S a a1ose S anu I'M Bt,me Sl
s,,Phg Dsf, '!PY a. @iSn N.'' - pr Paca
~ 49, i.,ti.s and Jsth-st station New York 333
W.shlns stonst 10 tuton st ana $40 b7noIda'e' r D.
t< n>prc-, and checks baggage from
boteis anc l,sidcnc.. uIroLgh 20 destination.
tp1tIv c,,,t ~unaay. DAILY except Saturday.
o'h,f r,'us r,, @ p tno-c leaving at l. 90
ni1i .nt Stop at l-tn-t at'uon To "Ne On passengers
,,ct.r,i -rt,riut.ndcnt. t,n,ra Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Casey John, to Gregor. Of 3dsye. n Of 75th-st
months $50, 600.
Hatch Albert j, 10 w Beekman, " S OF 4th-aVe. OK
30th-st 80, 600. - o.,
years, 81 200.
Phelps Charles II. to Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
= Of 9Oth-st W OF 1lth-ave, years, 100000.
Schnugg Francis j. TO Wick. il, W OF 1st-aye. Of
stenhsrit. Rosae to Jacob New. 256 West 72dst 2
years 81 500. ,o-., . i.
Stines Martin, 10 Lantheer, OF lootn-st or
Stebblns-ave, years, $3.50 49, ,, q,
Thompson Maria T. to FLOYD 345 Cherry-st.
year, $500. ,, -,
Vsrisn. Francis NJ. to Varsn W :; broadway ad
Joining land Mary & p Macomb 3 years, ~ 600
Van Tine Frederick 10 T. B Chase. OF "6th-st OF
watson, W S to 4 Roe. excr, Of i7th-s of 9th.
ave months, 80 500.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
fcIu Wanteo.

AGENTS WANHED.-Me have an original plan IN deal
n ing with our agents which they sreauy appreciate.
furnish them wlth quantity oI our catalogues Win
thcir printed each A. exclusive agents for their
county haN0 merely 10 that the catalogues
A., properly distributed ANA The result II marvellous. Ah
agent IN this also establish large mail trade
Full particulars mailed on receipt oi cents stamps
LESTER PAYNE & Co. Battle Creek. Mich.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
A ADVERTISEMENTS

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEw.YoRK
n TRIBU Ne MlLh BE RECElvED AT Iuh
arst-st, until $50 BrosdTay between T"S9sy wty;
twenty third st.. ElghthaNe; l52 SiNh.aNei
i53 Fourth corner Fouit entnst; 760 Thidave'
orncr Forty scVenth-st; lO26 Third-aye. SAty
arst.st, i7os Frst-aYe. io6 West Forty .seecnd;sS
Nintb-ave and SiNtyeghh.st, and 90 Liberty st as
the HARLEM OFFICE. lSO East 0ne-hundredsnd'
twenty .nfth-st. up TO p at regular Office rates.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

pVEEIIsEMENTs FOR THE NEw-YOEK
y IlIErNE WILL BE REcINED Ar TIE
.'TONN OFFICES. No. I2A~ Broadway. CORNER Thirty
nr-t--t.. unul T. ~. $50 bro'dway between I",nt'
second and Twenty-tnlfd S.. until p 3D.; 30 West
'r,.uft. Eighth. SINfh.aNr
ia Fourth-a.e corner Fourt'cnh-.t: 200 Third ave-
conner Iortv.sr,,nth--t: 1O.G rhlfdayr. ~Nty-
nrs'--t.: l7os Fir,,a,c; loG Vet Forty second ~
Ninth.ayc and SAtfci'ht-,t. and 90 Lbertl-,t, aud
the HARLEM OFFICE isO East Ou- hundf ed and.
twenty nnh-st. up u y. H.. at regular Olcc ntcs.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
Boys and Young Ncn-CountIy.

Boys and Young Ncn-CountIy.
CHOICE SChJOL.-shortidge Media Academy, FOR
"A boys ana young men. SWlIUiN Z. SHOEI I.llJbE
a. VI. lHailaid Gr1duatch Media. Penn. (nca Phla-
oelph'aj
A LEXANDER INSTITUTE. a Military boarding School.
"A. NJ. Pm. ID
CHELTENHAM ACADEMY. OGONTz "A.
" UErHc-llcl Location ana -4IiIIi ih''. New sfholi
cqu pu,ri,. Gymnasium. military aru. &C.. Thorough
PREPARATION iOi college or scltnunc school For circular
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