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New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
RailroGos.
TEN N SYLVAN A
RAILROAD.
m AND AFTER MARCH ., 1890.

IN AND AFTER MARCH ., 1890.
Trains ios,. s.a.,o,s y. Desorosses ana Cort'
sd EdSE raSa; for the AArys Mfs ce1eaa fSa
eseue sleeRnsb SaRlmSbus a' 80 a. n Chicago p and
s. LSrs ois & III sys "sas and S1I oS Sscp @ Sunday
1880 S%YoEk a ANP s,nA fMaeASo Sss5ae LlH
Drawing and staeoom sepns' ping S%SSs reSot.
ana sa ISt
seSGs sd Of hoe aa or ose p lighted
By statonary and movable electric ligh.. Arrives Oh-
200 'Ts' r N, y aI GouIs IN hC
Ing Car s. Louis SnGpgo and Tinsi1@a, I~as cia
cnnati ii L, a. M. Chicago y. n and 81 Louis 'fo
a ID = M.NI MNTiIE iHIIE WESTERN EXPRESS for all points in
oSo soc VI Sorthwe:t and sou,awsSst Pullman yei
hcaeo and 10 MPSs IN aGad at c"
Dmag Ga, go NsT, 2 % 30 = % next day and st.
Louis : a. N; Second morning Connects for Cle'e
500 S} T. aSG a. S',fa Pl' ycsas
to Memphis Via the Shenandoah Valley; arrive; Column
bn. IS NJ Cleveland p2S P n neSS dsy aa 9n,
Toledo daily and 70, CORY Eric rn.,s The on Regions
nsITIsORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
%sssa hNg5e5 % 10 a. R r0a Se tsG S.ss
and no g @ ;iS amt son sAy ~ D. %tn m
regular express. ID. e;29 100 and 80 a. ~. 20.
10 4so oq ana IND 40 30 r. M m go u 100 AZ and ps9s no.
night coo For DGnt, srssy on fhesapoaSs 9o1as
shgqSSe S6 m 200 rS,o; h NJ deg in T.. p.o,
car and Day Coach week DAYS Comets IT, for Browns
MI ~, p,ott md No-folk via New-York PHILADELPHIA
0,nd Norfolk iianosd. 90 a m daily except SUNDAY.
d : % ~ m daily Via Baltimore ahi Bay Line. 10
" FOR PHILADELPHIA.
hNpfss Pres S.9. s'9o ~, 90; 49, 90 80 CHICAGO
ii-nit.di and II 90 a. " 20, 100. no. 100.
4 so o0 So 100. 600, 80, 90 and 90
And ~" 90 D. m. sundays Express 400, 9:l2. 80.
a'nO 10 80 Limited, and ~ 700 a. H.. 90, 4 10,
ia ZOO q 30 90 AND o 100 D. m, and - 10
night Accommodation, 90 p ~.
york Transfer Company v III call for and check
baggage from hotels ana resaehe.s,. J.. - Alt. -
Oh EtT III .S + bIrGH J. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr AGENT
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BRAZIT,
ppOTECTIOV To FARMING

Establishment Of the New Republic. Letters Of
speciai star correspondent Of The Tribune printed Ill
rssmnhlet form. % cents copy.
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3nsiruetlon.
Miscellaneous.

r,Dy az the head 81 established school for Young
ladies I'm very desirable location. desires associate
n,i,riai One having considerable experience and
ranitai rcourrd Address &. j.. Tribune Uptown Office.
1 63s Irn1h
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STEAMBOATS,.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
~ Sfea,n,fs Dltf.w and DEAN RICHMOND d for Albany
la,,e OIL PIER Al. y. L.. iOot Csnast.. Al D. IN.
iLIIS SUNDAYS excepted. rnklg direct connections
for ali points, Steam heal aud electric lights throughout
A TROY BOATS. SARATOGA and CITY
n. OF Troy leave I.~r AZ. ~ T.. opt West lOth-,t.
oal except saturday. p N. Eecrc Light and bells
team Irai in rom, Connect with trains OF Delaware
aid Hudson and Bltchtuig rinwsys. Sunday steamer
touches At Albany
Ii FARES REDl CED VIA STONING-
"A IOS iINI.-The inside route; Boston. ~ Proyi.
o.-ce 80 ~ Morc'~tfr 3. 20. steamers tONNt'rI-
TTI-T and AssNCHU Sf.TgS leave new Pier 80. y H..
one block above Canal-si, AZ p m SUNDAYS rAccpisd
NATSKlLL. HUDSON, AND COXSACKIE.
u poats leave daily. Sunday excepted, from Pier 80
t,o Jay.s N H.. at H.. connecting at Hudson with
ntN n Il. Tor al point, east Also Lebanon springs
r. T. dlrrct to Bennington. VI
NALL Rl\ER LlNL.-Boston, $500, for
A1f POINTS Lave Pier 70, y l.: foot VI MurEay.stJ
nLhiiIY SUNDAYS INCI.t DID. at D. M 'onncc,!on
~ Annex Brooklyn az 30. jersey CITY at
~ - steamers PILGRIM and PROVIDENCE in com
nls.lon. An orchestra ou each steamer.
M ORWICH LINE - FANORlTE INSIDE
~ KOUTT.-Farc- reduced. 10 Boston -; Worcester.
cefrrsponfing reductions TO al points st St'auess
are pier 40 old number. North EN"r Tot Of Watts-st
moyt DER aboyc De-bsosses-st ferr Gsy sundsy eN
c'pted at 80 y. ~ G w BRADY Agent.
~ EN -nANFN.-StcamcrS leave Feel; Slip
~ (Picr o5 +. r at p. ard II p M tSundays cy-
cepted Ssm-rs arrive IN time for trains north and east
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Inr Enih ccNes-Cily.

&, TMNER CLASS IL BOTANY.
- SUMMER COur-c in EoiaAy VIII Doe gy'n a. ne Col
egc Of Pharmacy aAC 2li Ia-t .;m--t. under ihr
direction OF m. Conn ol lu.iurun Of 'le lo.t
IIotaulca! club. commencing ON W'dn'- day Apil go
The coui-c will corsi-t OF Iu l'fiuH- ui Fici --"f
II II ETSEI ~ D. br given in tAf cole fc' a. itfe-
room on Me,ncsdsy Afternoons ~ O'CLOCK Alternating
SATURDAY excursions, conducted if ffoi'-r'r
RI'SBY. assisted 10y Other ncmber. 81 thr committee
III, koi- fOr the ccur-" -
iho.. .irinr Instruction In NleIo-ropcal B0faur
other .pecel subject. viii nah" special arrangements
WIN tn committee.
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RAILROADS..
CrNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
u f10r or iiITNTysr.. NoRIn GIvER
,oo ,a m. ',u,r ,.sou oil ,Rl.hem Allentown. Mauch
ch1nS %nasGsrrt. scr'n9n l,adine llqrrisbgrg Tam
a. n for t.,nugon i.~ton. i'e;hI'hem. Allen
le@nap" cd lax IWIGrAsSS1s Essssn: sss
iseh'sn, uiaarphufe Poisiie Tamaqua Shamokn
SunburS. LrNl.hurE wlilian'l9rt. u.,,.,on Allan.
Mpucn cn@"1 saTs SouI .aloN mSI aSsn Hs
Chunss wtesarre - a.ton ianaq'q snamokin
nchcnen and Allentown. $50 p M Tor som'F'ille and
5s5 p for Ia.ton, Bethlehem Allentown Msusn
. 80 D. III. Tor t.a-ton Bethlehem and Allentown.
90 NJ Su9da, ter iaston. bethlehem Allentown.
90 p m' Sunday Easton bethlehem. Allentown.
Tor Esd llanT Iong lr9SeG A'gy park ocGaS .cS
90 / 20 . 90. $40 p. III. SUNDAYS, 300 a. 90
D. M sunday train, do not stop at ocean 1ro'c or A.,
'"i for Monmolth Beach srabrrat etc. 80 sI5.
FOR ' 4aqi. mr6ans. no VIA M',aS2 W and KssgoS.
For Toms River aud narncrat. 30 3 10 a. m. 90.
Wv - ~" FOR ATLANTIC CITY,
X@ssHa sns % sdEstGq E 4 80 A. M 90 90 3d. S 90
Tor ro1th A%oey 80 90 s!5. 10 30 Il: :Se%.
FOR f rniLAbFWFssNIiInlS, WasIIlSaraN rpALrlMoRn AND
Via Central L. l. Of Ncw lci,ey Philadelphia aud Reading
" Tor iSladcigGia a, 90. a. $50. II oo 80.
AZ 80 &c., 80 80 % 90. so H co. % 90 I,F@' m
/ FSr ' Heitmore and wa2ason dsly at 80 lcS.
cep s9nda n go = 20 oc 900 M a. !" H,set
40 ~ m q i nleht Nsrp SATURDAY nisho have con.
iictcs aud r.ierCaI eats be procured u 2Gi
,,e5 ,a5h st. st. iaI East 18th YewYcrE coart,t $50
if1@1YHion'.i as iiroaawai. nrookynm,
.aGS from hotel or rssdene. VIII '' '0' ana cheek
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Ocean cleaners.
NUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE
~ SyEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL, via QUEENSTOWN.
FAST TpxPKf.sS MAIL SERVICE.
m Gai@ .lY sai M, MAJ 2ia 3, 30
Hs4iss Nav 70 ,sS % M ~
sat- May Il p M Bg'"nIa WaJq 40 80 80 snd
SO stdc ekc' ana from all part Of EaEOp at
p'ny'' VERNON SlisS ''H H. BRowS Co. General Agents.
CTATE LTNEaEETMEENio . NEWrY0Rk' yH1YGls
WITH 10 TF9yssH9 hIFv9TsH9o cfGIb kGIbo PEDLED RATES
sTH4EF sTHTF SF SE asE
rocm ao Excursion 500 s95 steerasc tickets to
oahSa roH 5S@ s5os. "a GGSy Irs;.s
HSents 50 Broadway y Y Storage office. p Broadway
JAPAN CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
stean,ers leave san Francisco tolows
o,rrrC Thur, day, May g.
HELG1C.......-....-.... TUESDAY June '
OCEANIC Thursday. June 2o
supcrbly Appoin Superior Accommodations.
can be made by telegraph to and
cabin plans 2S7 and 343 broadway, New'fofk OF
Room a. Railroad Building. San Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD President
II GooDMA:'. General Passenger Agent
DED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS;
NToE LAGVATG6A to6 Ab SbIMfa1 MAAcAn GAna.o "
81 prrnApErFII Gm kr 49, East WE'D Myediacsday April 30
S. VENEZt LILA Saturd5y NAY l, ~
s. r.ss SasATAS Mntican hips specially but s Trade
have very superior noGETgS eSSISsa' a%!ss
CHARLESTON. S. G.. the South & Southwest
~ n EsfhSS rex Hh FtGGFpRRNN FGt5GFRNY fo1N''
From Pier ., THY I. l. rocs cHi Eoo'cSS,s s,sD;
SEMINOLE Charleston ana jacksonville -"fa' Az; 80
IRoovoIs charleston ana J5eN'oayii,, h., rn1 May KEY
Al steamers ncas. rarefe, e, "a 1 s;
Iasaranee DHd w, GrFP F. Shi1{D i?S
r. @. EoER. q. E. A. G. s. F. =. Ias. s47 sway NY
STA9Es MAs4 AHb sTFAMHFsS sIEvhHFSoL
ALASKA a.e .sll. r'.' 90 fussdiS All. y 70 80 p r.
WiffSo9NSSA W%HfzoNS i,ii' Tac.dy MI Nav H. i3aS
WYOMING ige'say; myy Aay 10 ~ 80 M. M.
Me- can .-age $50 SEQ lSd sloo Second Cabin
$50 a"J n uSDEI:iIi1L co. IS broadway. N. Y.
INMAN LINE e. S; and Royal Mail Steamers
Try Or FI IEiT;HnMoxD Wcdac.diy 1gr 3D. 80 D. IN.
Sif} Siif{ Sf SF $rsG S Ei!2>' ay 's H. E. E.
CirY. 0F Nl.wNOEK welnesdsy A1y r. 80 a m
FIR fFisr cABIS $50 aad upa.ia aecoring to steamer
ard location Of rom St2NP2 2 SAGiN az rirsR ft
wwrr&Hr Z soSs' Genera Agent. BOWLING
GREEN. y. y.
NEW-YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
vr, l2N s Id,y pSl - r 10, clintons.
''P' r. : ffiiiil'sDAY NPRIL -. ar p. N.
COTTAGE a'e eify iyiN N,SSi if39ce ff39ce4L&ND "a SoE AND
AZ ToiNrs oN rlN6GsC or EIyhEE EAsrroKr'
sro , % % o FOR & and 20 'af ThhSsF 2 r'
q q, yf lsf' COZ. r,c,i,ei daiv
Additional s'ci Al p ~ soon ~ ,,,i a., %
y l. NtwCDMb. G3 BROADWAY o. T. ( x = +, Arsnt sniN
-
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Jfaehers.

A REST TEACHERS American and Foreign supplied
n. for all branches. In all localities no charge TEACH
tItS WANTED: fee for registration; form for stamp
H. T. AVERY. American School Bureau West l4th-st.
n. y.
TI-roKs goVernceses. professors teachers all
"A. brlucbr- supplies schools and families. school cli
rt,l.. or parents. Modern languages spoken MIRIAM
COYEIERl. $50 Jth-ave. corner -Ofh-st
AS TEA HER English and classical branche, IN
y private school by young any 81 good family B.
n., r,n nnah,, rcicrrnce~. Adarc~~ EAPEILNCE 1rib
une Oice.
. MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n .,niis. Professors, Teachers, Tutors Ovcrncsses
A. to Coileccs school. and Families Apply 70
Mrs. N. !. YOUNG-frLToN. - Union square.
o.cuTEMEUHORN' TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest and best known In u -. EstahS Sled 1855.
East 14thst.. y. Y
rr, IN rrION TEACHERS AGENCY. (Estab. 1ssO)
Snuiics schools with hers teachers with positions
" ID KERR Manager. ~ Astor Place, NewYork.
w OMAS'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU nor
w M sexes supplies professors Teachers. governcsses
musicians houscNecpers companions chaperon-s. &c. 20
colleges schools and families also booEkeepfrs ssnogra
nhr-s and copvs's tn business firms.
Miss C. L. WERNER. 229 5th-ave.. New-York CITY.
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For Hoys and Young Nen-City.


A GLASS FoE -Internedate and advanced
M 1esos s'1aud and bSsis sas"s. " F. cnAsE = vs., 5ot
-CInCrLAI:S or GOOD slHODLs li,LL stAts
a. E9 %9esg h%ef5aa lSr SGy SAS5 f' i ~ e. &'fs
nFEITTI <, lIOOI OF LhNGFA ADi9. a. !5,n--t-
Is conv~r,sticnsi tnowl.dse s ~ term, $40 soh
dephia Washington. Chicago. Br'i@ 'nd rans
PtMoyAL rsik coilr.i''c rchcol gn 'omeye
IL NAV f.on ~ East 19Il-st O." ., West 'Oth.t SOS
c.teloguc ready Man o.
uryIyTEsIrY GKAMMAE SCHOOL. I.i7s Broadway,
nesr d2a,. 90 TonI,Y % T AKI ia
N G. HENDEICKsON. Principals.
xvEsr Esd SCHOOL; lia VET 7isis; oDea. OF, l.
eynnasia% - nD.''9''' C!IrSTFR Donaldson. A. N.
Musical Instruction.
Is Ai3o v e S Sls5sa. I'D q iIETEY C. DOB
Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
y oRDENTowN N. d. MILITARY. IEsTTrTE,
ID Leu Esa = r. II b. tAnRSnN LAaSSN { toa%aada @ nd%S'''
(uLLTENuAM ACADEMY. OGONIz. PA:
u Unexcelled location and sursoundines New school
squpmcn for cee or scenIrc sohco O cTeSsr
&C. .uafe'' JOHN CALVIN RICE. 4. Nj. rrlncpa.
T. LMwooD SCHOOL FOR Bofs-At Milford Conn;
%eld Sy h S0s school Ci 10 %H 70 FxXK NJ Howe sup
eoeFc preparation specially business high school
PENNsYLvANiA fMlT11hE MIl1ThkY pA ACADEMY
T~en'y's4f Msihrf1kS xxi S'yd965 d6LEEGE ssEI,TD'' H.
Thoroughly Organized Pr-pqiA,ory Course. o..
Circulars Of H1 Co., 'CR 'dSAls X RsE fAf ivy
RocNLANO SS22hkttkks.dESS.rmrurDsoy. S2htksESS
summer School FOR mi or partial study. Opens June
20 ''"o 'o' Catalogue W. H. BAXNIsTEE. \. N.
> AZ The Hi!3kNT scHooI Eoslyn. l.. l.: n. Y.
Overlooking l.. sound. Send for illustrated catalogue.
- -IOcat ion hralthul care and instruction excellent
JOHN \. TlLDEN. 4. NJ NJ D.. Principal
Send for circular
(, uMMER CAMP. on Canandaigua Lake with coach.
- ing for college exanination-. j. IT, LEE, 10 Grove
place. Rochester y. y
rV,uf pRiNt tETON Preparatory School. sept Il:
Indnliies may addressed to President PATTON. Of
'''"'''' j. n FINE IIeadma-,cr. Princeton. y. j.
rrRINrTY SCHOOL Tiyoli-on Hudson y. Y.
| Ihe rev JAMES STARE CLARK: d. D.. Rector.
men Afa ofoary SE d ne O or f hc. Colleges and
scientific schools for bushes Special INSTRUCTION
Year" YEAR viii conrnence September 10.
VUEsLEYAN ACADEMY: One Of the half.dozen best
w Classical amd Acaesmic se1oos 10 New EnE1na' ,ina
board Washing and heating for the iall tcrm ba-
prinep.i wiibraham. Mass
THE pEEKsKILI MILITARY ACADEMY. .,.n
sep,c1SS 1DiIs'Gsso e psso D. Join TiLb% Prncpa
For Young Ladies-Country
n oLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEWOop.
J1eopen, Ssapsr .aS % to rvTsrowA Ir GS
snd oI o%1 our Se,acai AD1LiNE sTEELiN'
II ONE INSTITUTE. TAREYToWX, n. y.-A board
"s and Day sngSs Ss S ST. ud Mffc1LF i1 i?a prs iti s
< AGSEs SCHOOL For GIRLS. Albany, n y.
saS sss. .ss1s. ST. y yAasE s a. S''
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KNITTING AND CROCHET.
NEW EMPIRES OF TIE NORTHWEST.

64.page pamphlet. containing than hundred
ra..ern. snd Il illustrations single copies 20 cents.
iostage paid. Address Tie rbunc, New York
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so'c s77s7i os5 s79.77S iSi Inc - 'oS 80
RANK CONDITIONS COMPARED


BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
By the operations of the New-l orA SID feas
ury IN the week ended last riHaN eNenr-, M.''o %,
included TIE receipt al St''"V" loI .NV,sN siNsa-
otLcr Sub Treasures and tAe payment oi @i,'o,,-
Al. for pnrrhascd bonds. the New-NorN o'hHs
lost Se4e. .o34 cash. Yesterday bank statement %
thc weeks averages reports a gam IN '"sn Vi
SllO5l0O Following our estimate oil M'en
r,n tLnt thc banks then held about S>VV,"'V
more cash than the average Of that weeN' 10
DAYS statement indicates net nh,'Iio, al" ~" ~
ment outside OF the treasury Vi .. a., III
favor of this city. and cash holdings al me '''s, ~,
bu>iuess Friday of about 100000 IN c\c's, "l '.
amount of average of the week Inc lo'ns n.., "'.s
contracted Sl.20.,5Oo The decline IA IA lbs,
a ca, iOO-is a decline about SjOOOoo gr''f.
than the other changes call for The stsull'en'
results in a gain TO the surplus reserve OF So
10. and leaves it at sSS$3'2 asaihS, Srii -.
i26. .95O' April -. 1852 Slo.l lio,o-o AP'" -
1ssS and S,.l39. .0e5 April 30, 1887.
The changes for the corresponding w'rN' "a.
precrdine YEAR, were follows: lss'-l0ah'
crease S9se 900. cash increase ;"crsa,e
Increase SiG.s0O. and surplus reserve ln''."h s"sh
Sl.3iO 300: lSsS-lonns decrease SlIs 500: ,1 "a
increase 81 l5l 900. deposits Increase >
and surplus ieserv" incIrasc ssos 400.
dcposts increase S50i.100, and surplus reS'''
increase Sl7".l21. .,
Subioned is yesterdays statement compare
with the CORRESPONDING dates of 1889 and lsso, 81
Aurn IS ss. Aprl y. 80 80, Aeol .goa IA SI %. ,oo
Iolns s3G3 1900 sii ioli 200 sSgs 9ss iaN
sprcle ...... 80 ase sCo So @ .c" cScs 500
l"lai-t'ndtf> 100
Deposits o'oufi ff' ,,no 10
I Circulation ','oifSSo fl-o"'"
The following shows The relation between ,h' 'o'" "
scrve and ,he total deposits at the respective dates
s,..,,. - s76 $50 500 $50 %. 900 s,s 40 iiy% IA
Irs Nttnders ...... 33 S37 100 1868 100 2ooe' ,'
Total reserve. siio 20 900 si2s 59 400 sio'e'2e''
Reserve required 90, a,o as
against deposits. oi.0l0315 llolo''' iV'',
surplus ........ si0li65e5 si34eda,o sS'ssai- ~
Per Of deposits 2926 .sV' II,
The following is Saturdays statement III "e'o.-- -.
Banks Loans Specie. Lesals pepese
Bank o. 10 $40 900 .. 100 600 t>no n IN 900
Manhattan 90 49, o.8o3 900 13i-, 100 9NpVnr y,,,vv aoo
W"rrI ants, Nat 6TsI 900 ! 40 49s 200 ~ ~,
Ncct anics' Nat SS6.oCO 3O?0O ao So =, s-3 -
Bank OF Amerca.1l. .72l. 100 2,34S,oo0 sSo~'0
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Drn @ooos

II NKpLTlNG~. NattuE>. Fancy fumltu"
f.r Il.f- toig DwrlNr-. a. lowest cash D. c.-
~. ,,,nt- 'p.n.a when dc-Ir,t NNplIN LIS lEi;' =
Son Mad ave. 5'fI 'ttu 'f-
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The letters Of l.. Z. O q -tl corfo. don't = N
Tribune describing the natural resources public land
etc etc G; the D1totas. Montana aid Washington
81 pages 95 cents a copy. o.deF from Tho Tribune.
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Jnsirnrilon.
For Young Ladies

For Young LaGies-City.
-A-MES GALIAHEHS SCHOOL
A.FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE 1lRLS.
81 West 52d-st. Will reopen Oct. 8
MRS AND MISS SrEEHS'6.
"a i5S WEST 7oTn-Sr.
Twenty-nnth year.
u ARNARD COLLEGE FOR WOMEN SiS Madison
- ave. New-h hOrh Cty.-Dgfrr~ given ~ Columbia '"i-
Iege. Circulars upon Application 70 Secretary.
IL SCHOOL Fol. GIRLS.
,o- rthavc 32d vegr English and art teacher wanted
" An NoRMAN'S INSTITUTE Nouaded lt57 HOME
AND DAY SCHOOL.-Centra fsrL. West. AZ o-l-st'
Morgan Mansion. Niue VAS NORMAN. Principal
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ONE MONTH.
Merchandise.
49,. , ,,.-,b is., 1sSa 1890
-. e53oii 20 $50 40. Ga se- .i9S
t,,''", N -40 l1g 90 lyOrat Te607.4-i
FNees- of exports t-'lo''' o''''-''o'
Excess OF Imports 81. 2Hl so --..----
spcie and Bullion.
,,,r,,,. @332O35l seii3.396 sesl311t
Exports g. t@0,9f' '''"f'''
E'ee' Of e' To''' ,i''Ti,n ycl n,I,nce. '''''''
r,.o.s n, exno-ts s750s.3is S.2ls.2s3
Exc..- OF Imports al i73 29j
NINE MONTHS.
Merchandise.
r,ix I ,o Mar Al lss--'Ss lSse'Sa. 1882 no
rr,,.,.,' -j39 74s SIS sjia B3l $50 si7l 81 "a
f'.na,,. ... SO 3g5.3f2 5-a.lNO 1853 O-3, sls 80
.ce~. a. exports si5647454 5fs 3O3 siii sol 500
Specie and Bullion.
rnnor.s sj5 o3g s23 .ef 9fi iio sc6 40 so
Exports -Sf'osf-' "'''''f''' '-N-''Tr'
rveoss a, .xror,s s-s.GoOAo9 si5.27s .0si
l>c->. N imports soG. 7Gl 39i .-...--.
Net balances.
r>,e.. or expor,> s6eiss 7i2 si27.17s.Ir
Df III
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THE rprAsrRy.s WEEKLY STATEMENT

The United States Treasurer last week received
from customs S4342.4O4: from internal revenue.
S2gSO..41 and from misce llaueOus sources. S.yO.-
a23: total from all. S7.5-i.Os+ against S'.1.".-
3ls for the preceding week. The week purchase
at bonds aggresaied only SSe4.2oO. Yesterday $
weekly Treasury statement OF balances SHOWS
a -ain 10 cash in vaults Of s2.2b-.O'V. ana
reduction in tie amount Of the ueposls 10 Na-
fional banks Of S2s3.sj6. making the net gain
- l.g7s.6ll. The principal changes IN the Eauis
balances were rs follows: \ gain TO me soll
balance If sos. ,.>92 by an accumulation OIL
bullion SC2O.432. less an >sue OF certlhcaies
Slll.5i0; gain To the Egai-tender psiah's "a
S,5g6lO hy an accumulation OF notes S9>folVs
les, am issue Of certificates SD 600. ana -sn
t. the silver balance of S.:s.592 by an accnlnnt-
tior of coin and bullion S1l2.>i5. less IN -
of certificates II .gjj. Allowing lof tnc ur'"t
weekly coinage of standard dollars the irelsnIy
absorbed from general circulation during the week
about 81 zoo. 600 The liability Tor me r'demp
iiou of surrendered National bank notes was re-
duced Slel53e 81 that the available slrp.ts
aver rms. Liabilities WAS increase o2.i"5.li".
>.bioned is Yesterdays statement. compared
with that of April 10;
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-03-20

A contributor to the Christian Union
describes a flexible stone as IA geological
curiosity" II the reader has "a chance to
see the splitting of granite with wedges.
be will gain some idea of the fexibiity
aud elasticity OF that variety of stone,
which is, nevertheless by no means eqnNl
to that OF the stone mentioned below; but
asbestos can be woven, and the fbres Of
amianthus are as soft as silk.
This geological curiosity is in the office
of the acting chief clerk of the War De
partment at Washington. II is piece Of
stone weighing about ore pound, thirteen
| Inches in length. two aud a half inches in
width, aud one-th'rd OF an inch thick.
There is no doubt about its being geh
une stone. but it nevertheless possesses
the hexibilty Of piece Of India rubber
When taken in the hand and shaken in the
direction of lis fat surfaces. it will bend
backward and forward with dull sound
The movement is more of a laxity in the
adhesion, apparently, than an elasticity.
When beld horizontally by one end, the
other drops aud remains in that position.
With the two ends supported on rests. the
free centre can bs pressed one balf inch
below the middle line. With one end held
firmly on the desk, the other can be bent
=, ,uarJ nvar ona inoh
The movement ienot coD6ued in the o 9
direction, : in the plane OF the fiat sur
faces : but the entire stone seems to be
constructed on the principle OF a universal
Joint, with movement percepiibe in oil
directions under pressure This is what
is known as itacolumile. or elastic sand
stone. It is stated that a whole mountain
OF it exists in Southern Nevada, short
distance east OF Death Valley.