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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23
POIN TIERS

The first construction con-
tract at San de Fuca has been
awarded to Harlan & Natal.
On arrival from Portland,
screw steamer Wasco will
make round trips daily between
Seattle and San de Fuca.
San de Fuca will be chosen
permanent seat of government
Of Island county, as citizens
have profcred fine site and
SIC. 900 cash for county build
ings.
BY actual survey. just CON-
pleted, San de Fuca ship canal
IS demonstrated not only feast
Die, but so per cent. easier Of
construction than was antici-
pated.
Climatic. scenic and material
features of San de Fucan
proposition render it most
attractive investment in Pacific
Northwest.
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TN TO FrrTY uougs sAygp

By taking the Northern Pacific yessibuIed train:
leaves feaftie 800 . rn- daily. No change Of
cara and III miles the xhortesk route 70 Chicago.
Toarsa sleeping cars through. placing passen.
geFs sE Cnion depot ten 10 6Efy hours ahead Of
ether lines. A. Ehslberx. city ticket agent. rs
second street. Boston block: r Tonkin. depot
ticket aren't seattle
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Take ske Snyshe~a f2esfc railroad. the besf
eauspyxz4 fias tor al foEass Esss- A. EhlIf~sx.
sssy ticket sgeHt. ia sexssu9 street. Boston
eloek. r 1oaksas cspot ticAss AGENT seattle
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The rEson faeifc IL the only transcontineniai
man tourist sleeping ears from the Pscinc e0aM
70 the E.s1 A. G. Martin, cry ticket sxsus, -
second strset. Boston block o. y. 5rtezA Agent.
xs4tx A0.ef
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MELBOURNE. May 22-The Victoria par
lament Was opened today by Earl Hope
town. He congratulated parliament upon
the prosperity Of the country aad the rapid
strides towards federation, which he said
was near. The work OF strengthening the
Notifications of the colony is advancing
The arming of the forts with a new styie
OF breech-ioaders is almost finished. A
conference will be held at Adelaide to take
action in concert with other Australian
colonies, to bring about lower postal and
cable rates between Australia and Europe.
large extension of the existing railroad
lines is to be made. and irrigating works
are to be constructed.
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PrrrBuRa, May 2a-The general synod
of the Reformed Presbyterian church con-
vened here this morning. Its purpose is
to bring more closely together the various
branches of the Presbyterian family.
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&c .sFcrAr. aAIr

lice Of rhgldren's fsne quality ribbed fast
hf~ek hose fnii fnsshed 1lxes ~ 20 80 zsc
q pair chester EseaFy
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s0e lsahs' rsssIiE Rndssss<r xErzEsfz.
hAa1yozassy t-snameA thssEsr Clczy.
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o1xwrsa Nay s2-ua~ han4sed and
sky acres OF the Ycang tract. tao and
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LONDON, May 22.-The new British gum
boat Thrush sailed today to join the feet
on the North America and West India
station, under command OF Prince George,
second son of the Prince Of Wales.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-23

All classes of tscxeis restlax VIA the Cnlnn
Pacific 20 the Ezsx are gcot VIA SAT Lake CITY
sad Deaver without extra charge A. G. Martin.
city gick e exe1s 20 rroDa stree. Bostcn csocks
. p br.xxs. sSsMs. r4sF docx
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OR nexf bcs OF bsaIecs. viii se .sztg to dis
trslsgss Fr8dsv We 2lls give one 70 esca cAsid
accompanied by ne pareass OF guardians
CAes.er ssa-y.
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Henderson,
GOWen &
Barton
us souih Second Street.
List for Current Week
BLAINE.
~
ia - special BsHgain
---ss'.-s-..- --.. -s--.--A specials 1arYain
CITY PROPERTY.

ssso-ios IN Maaison street addition. sexi2p,
close 10 Madam.
9N00-Hsif lfs in Yrsler's First
1850 e. ~ .45O--Isoss in Kan ,ruan's addition.
56xin
Si.x0e-Cot'ase and two lots. south Of Jack
son, with view Of lake
100; fine view
Sisooes-cobvenfent house Of six rooms. veil
and stable sar Jackson.
~ls8O-Ftne corner With commsudinR view
~ Union sdsiision. lc0xi05. cleared
US.eOO-ceisr builf. z-roomed house on laval
lot 6oxIc0: spIcnsld view
o3s0u0-N ~ d pretty house. aix rooms. in
eafien lo.. 50xics
o5,bOO--New house. seven rooms. ham. et<.
cedar finish. LOT s0xl7i
o3s06O-Two very One lots. l2oxlB. in Yeslar,s
nrsf. on brow o. hill.
oS.sOo-House Of nine rooms, bath, electric
bells. ctr lot eOxI0
street.
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Merchant lehman Ad,udred In.an..

CHICAGO. May Pc ]. Lehman, the
well-known capitalist and owner of the
great department store, THE Fair was
declared by jury today to be q distracted
person. and his wife was appointed conser-
vator of his estate. He has been in Bloom
ingdale asylum, New York. and in the
opinion OF experts is clearly lunatic. The
trouble results, they say. from too much
mental work, consequent on the manage
ment OF his enormous business.
senator Kent Committed Suicide.
SAN Francisco, May 22.-It is now stated
that the remains OF the man found in the
bay yesterday were those of ex- Senator
Charles Kent, and that the latter. instead
OF having been murdered, ~ at first sup
posed. had committed suicide by drowning
himself. It is stated that he had prev
iously announced his intention to friend.
Kent met with business reverses some
years ago and Of late had INDUCED consider
ably in liquor.
He 10 o55.0OO Ahead OF the Company.
Bosros, May 22.-The HesuM says that
Classncs r. Jswctt, pfesident q ~ Jewett
Publishing Company. has disappeared. and
an over-issue Of stock in the neighborhood
Of $685. has come to light. Steps are be-
ing taken to get at the exact condition of
affairs. Estes & Lauriat, the publishers,
hold stock in the company.
Making German Army Burden Heavier.
BERIIs, May 22-It is stated that Chan
cellor Won Caprivi intends to submit .
measure to the reichstag. imposing . tax
upon all German emigrants for service inthe
army. and on German citizens who reside
abroad.
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FRANKFORT

m1otuSAl facilities offers the greatest induce
meals to capital and manufactures Of any
town or port In the whole Pacific North.
yfst spctfsi Inducements extended 10
ufcs esers who build aud improve their
psOpeffy
o. nundfsd thousaud dollars IL now balm IN :
~ lded BY the company on docks and other
city improvements
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SOUTH SEATTLE.

sao.Icts aorioo with alleys in Southern
sas-Lo.s sanIm with alleys, In southern
addition.
o65-A lev los In AberfeIdy estata
e5O-cuitisa'ed lots In AbcFfe dy estasa
os0-yiew lots tn Aberfcldy estate
$500 = acre. t0acre tracts
eIs0-fsr sore. :. 10. 10 toacrs tracss OF
eaO0-Pcr acre, TO- 20, 20. 80 ana i2oacre tract,
Of Bne land
~ 900 Per acre. 50 acres cultivated land now
ripe for plating.
o1,375-vive lots in Moss first addition
BALLARD.
ofa5-Lcts in Hamhlsts replaf.
o3O0 - o06O-fots In Gilman Park
o1.000 60 oi.3OO--Choice business l0n In
Gilman Park.
SMITHS COVE.
81. loo Per scrs. 20 acres near Boulevard
- .sae- Ton lots in Grand View addition.
Special snsp fourteen flus residence lots
neaf Boulevard Depot
LAT0NA.
o1Bo -Cieared. lots soxiz0 on Harrison Heighta
oeOO-epiendid corner opspokans avenue. 50
let font
o3.eoo--ope Of the best blocks (is ioss on
Harrison Height&
BELLINCHAM BAY.
o7B-Per acre. ten acres near Lake whatcom.
ola6-Lots In Adsita Union and Valley Park
addit10uA
o., oao-Choics corner 7sxio0 in Lyslss Arst
addition 70 Fairhsven.
OtAer property IN lots and acreage
ARouts for q. W. Lysie 4 Co, Hairhaven.
owners Of Lysie's nst addition. Maps and
Information free
RANCHES.
Improved and unimproved In oil parts Of the
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FRANKFORT

~ gne9ualed sawmili sites. supported by m
lnexhaustlbie supply OF superior timber
Parties engaged In tina, industry are invited
toinyestixats., a special Inducements VIII
- extended
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s n1nppeFtcd by the greatest coal iron. lumher.
the pncidc coast
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
AuTrains arrive at ard depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
- Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.

The ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY
TRAINS LEAEE A. fOLLOMS :.nr,cc
$50 A. VI. FAST NEN-lOlsh SlAIE tAFisi-''-
due At Clnandaigua 90: bunao 20 o. ,,ni;rrn due
at Chicago 80 a. M. neAt da5: ,,re.,tpt-rr LIN
1880 A. VI. SOCTHW LsIERN YES ilBo ~ Li-i
lied due Cincinnati 05 lnd.lnaDolS ~ 81 d. He
115o e. VI. Wf'slERN DAY EXPRiss1da eAceut
sundays Train a,-1g on SATURDAYS DOS hos III"
500 r. VI. FAST WESTERN EXPRiSs-dne 'nicAso
. 90 Cincinnati 80 D. -. Louis 4. 81 a h L.
1OO0 r. VI. FAST NIGHI FAPkL>S-ior ls'ches'er'
lsr-,lo Niagara Fails and tne e-t...,,,. ,,rr.r,
BECK tKGSGsIONl. AND HUDSON CO. ,, ~ :. IL.
n for e; tERfs0N WEST PolNr. - OO,tll 10
y in ~ 2 80 IS 80 3 30 : .6j, . 80 y iA: ,.,,
ALBANY UTICA. SYKACt 81 kpC hE-> fi.' ~ - n
FALO AND NIAGARA FALLs-1 ~ %, ~ i'O'
nj 30 a iu.. 6O0 10 o. D. n 'l'' Albany anu 0'''"'
TE1S piHHroGA ADIRoNDACK MOUNTAINS ASS69
MONIETAIs-fs 50 NJ. 80 D. o. sso Troy 'oo.
= 81. 10 30 II % a. ni.. 80 100 40Ov D. Ne
ArGtI '9 =? '''EyEyA ,AyD 10 90
ri XIX 81 sAiRE Fl H Hills Va mAELEM DIVISION
Jar ,ckrt. aud pace Siecunc ar apply A. 'frani
Co,tr station Nos -. .cJ ~ ahi i'rotuM't'
I. PARK Place - we-t 2jths aa 7th,st "a sta'ioa; on
New.l 333 Washiucton.st. 40 f''''"''' anu 90
~ W-Dot- FNure,. call, fDr and cle's- baggage from
,o,.i- and r,-id.ncrs through q destnai yn o.,
,DaiIy cAc.u' sunday. DAILY @ceD sAturas'' O'hef
Nov, traa- e,cep, those leaving 80 a. and
l2 90 giins1t;c IiSg at 'fh.ssordr pANrLs
jim ,..n.rat Nararer (,,n' Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28

Eastern ignorance and deprecate Eastern bigotry
upon the ethical character of that truly western
aphorism that There is 10 good Indlan put
dead Indian Mr.. Steele has done his pouhdeh
duty, and no more need he said Apart from
this he has written highly interesting ana sus-
gcstive book
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28

station York. follows and nfteen minutes earlier
Hamilton: 90 % So SIS n; s. Louis g.
MOI r.ral Canada Fast 10 p m li,Yoo NisYsarA
80 % IS 10, ~ 10 m. tand a) II 80 a. m.
for utlca only kmgston; Sausertes, CatskL Albany.
= 10 - :o5. II 30 "a. and ~ I. % ID.
- Is D.. Ne~burs. 10 rs a. m lo. 1 80 rs.
- 30 I'll 40 D. m. IlaNerstraw. So, a. M. 2:i5.
.45 p. Elgrsnt sleeping Cars for Buffalo. Niagara
Falls Toronto. Detroit Chicaro and 81 Louis Daily.
: 'D,lv except SATURDAYS. other trains daily except
SUNDAYS. "a - LcaNo JERSEY city T.. r. Il. station.
90 a. m - 10 y. M; Hobokcn, West shore station,
al 20 M = 40 D. M For tickets twe,tsbles or
Information apply az Offices Brooklyn S3 Wa,hinEton-
20 tulton,,t Annex once foot OF Fnton.st; New,
York Citv-l 27l. 1858 7SS and az Broadway, LAB
Rowery - Park place. 6s West ieath,st, and West
Shore Stations, foot of West ied and foot OF Jayst.
v. Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage
from hotels and residences. G r.. LAMBERT. General
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
THE TARIFF OF 1888.

A pamphle, OF 20 pages s by 10 inches to the piee
giving the duty cvry article under The pre,,h, tsi.
and showing the whole free LIST Al introa'&oH 70
y.: review o; the whole tariff legislation OF the thru
states from the beginning Of the GovernI,nt me imports
- art.le dutiable free. IN 1853 ana lSS. are
given Tor the Of reference and ne amount, OF du d
w., s,ncc 1-gl Giving also suDpsry OF the Mus
XII snd The senate bill Price i cents postage
aid Published by The Tribune
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
CcQa! Notlrce.
IN THE cEcJlr coCET ,e,.t Of the United lt,,5

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of the United
-ate- Tor t1e Mddl' District Of Alabama In Equity.
IT a.. fus.n. n-.o. tne MONTGOMERY LINT tomgany.
the Aioa'-on.'} lag "a "n. ,g % 81 s n,a,,,n, s ,a
southern cotton OIL 'emianl N1o,, I' M r' 60. 10
- g. ,uf,arf li.n inn. and q claim Co. certain f'h
og's ".'n '' q, -'1 me-, To- b. iana Hi,ha.
rc e,-,r, ane h.,, & 10, ISgn,a 1pp ,yi
II'n-fsv ,or..l a. Hrn-nae d'frrcnut- fo s4d niI.
... ',,S ana ,.a i W lsnrhos Ma,@ n,a,6.~ ~sr,a
Il RuNion. Gr,rr~ 4 lirn,iaH. I1fiah ia ll'l-i'r
,6.r,u. sa'r =, r~,-la. ana D'.. Z H.. n,o-eas l,,
I "6, ~ @ , Nontci.ii 10 ,n~ sat. of N.u -I.r.
80, and idtia r. ,~,c.lDl aud Aifhu n. Cl..'aui,
~ tn,f. dohr lu.ue.- pnd'f th" nane OF ,l"''nlil
Ser 'nae de-. n4-e'1 M sda to ;-iG d. M" m '' .,.S, ~ s
e,.'e'',, .,a !" , ' E@ i,i nlaa. is -,d h Who
reside foit Payne in th' No'ih',n Di.iic oi An-
'a'l VINO io.de ia ine STATE q Se@ tors aoIr.
plead ane o. DENIM - .d oi D.; MgHeA "a r,,s i 'n 'i
TO- lnr4 state 'hcr' my 'r-ptt,rt r.a & i'i a'.
ego" "' ..,e. c...,,, oh '' T .a q b. Aai y +. ,l,h@i
oidel.d That addition .. I'D .~f, ,'" a, h.,"i" r-
,,o Ma'a 'di M M s, o., , to, o" VIII for , ,o..
newspaper prnid and pp1ii.n'd In Men'son' , "a, :,
Yofk-At Chant"r- Apru ,th l-,". Dos s. rh:-
HHiix < ''.S', 5.srS 'Neee ' D', & q "a .oa Ai -
,'aA % '5,Ycl lK @,lla q l' o.. '',.' a c,r, o III NIL
irE H',osnr, ,n~r,i O., ~ rnlf. si,te.. l.rwl. D.,
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solicitor. ,na ~ counsel fof complainant.
~ YORK SUPREME COURT - Louis"
~ Mand'r. plaintiff sgnin-t John { En'hhff. ATT
NuIlr4 James and Mary hi- wiz 'fhf r'f
Nlrt ialnr hrtitOl- f-fe name being unknown PAU
~ I.iafN Thomas Nilari I..ur Island 49, s.ff
innp lf Rcd f.' Nlntn Ni'nsl Bank O.; q" 'i'f ~
scw YORK Summons. Trial d.-irHt in hir- fHIin'f-
Io tie ahof. NAMED q fenilpt- and 't'h - trefn
You af, lsf'ie summoned fn hH-r'r ~" complaint no
aud 20 cops ~ '"lf answer ur iif
tain1'- attorneys within fn,'. dais ait'f tn' -rrl.r
- n.- .cnaon-. exclusive u th' da' = service and n
,s-e folf <luTr "a app ~. an."'r lutfmenf an
sgs-t sou D. default. for ~" RELIEF d'Hani'd
Ia .tlf'
Dated MaIrh =. 1890
EOARDMAN { RONRDM'S
Fn.uflf- Attorneys.
O.|ra nd P0.f.f,r. adlr'-- ill and ~ nf1Ilr1y.
Nts. i0HA CIV. N-Aoiit.
To James RYAN and MARY Rfan h- wlir tn" Mary
being r.fIi4o.. h.r true LAM being nhAn"NnI lh'
fo ,olnr -lfunpn- -rtrf hf luhl'n'on
r.art e. order u Honorable Wili'ff hhitl''i ol"
N - the SUI Court n iif Stat o. F''
N-g la,d th. i'm das ~ April 1890 and ni,A VITA ie
COMPLAINT m Office o t. clerk ~ thr Comfy ~ klne-
Al .i. Hal - iecori- the CTS u HrooAsn N'w foi
Datd AIfl DO 800
rl,fnfIN- Attorneys.
o~l,. and Po-once s.dfos. -, and ~ Broldvav.
Srf-Nnrh titf. NsN-Nnfr.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
AND CREAM IN CITIES.

a reference book pamphlet form. devoted heartily
IN the interests Of daryIncn and the producers OF milk
ana cream for sale in ,ne large clties ihe systems
syrstsc London. and Other cities, are fully desor'ed
sso laws relating 10 sale OF mix; proceedings OF recent
sonycntons In and NewNorE statistics OF hc bus
,cs. 20 etc etc Farmers living ~ counties adjacent
~ a oroat citie. VIII interested Published by The
" ai' ., srru1une price BE. copy.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
PRICES GO UP STEADILY.
BUSINESS STILL LIMITED.
THE NATIONS COMMERCE-MARCH ADDS
S7.OOOOOO TO THE COUNTRY'S CREDIT.

THE NATIONS COMMERCE-MARCH ADDS
S7.OOOOOO TO THE COUNTRY'S CREDIT.
Sunday, April 27-p. m
The Bureau of Statistics report of the Nationt
commerce for the month of March gives the mer.
chandse exports at S72 6O7 ,4sl, gain of 81 ,5O0-
900 on March, 1889, and Of 81 / 900 900 on March,
1888 The merchandise imports amounted 70
S67l54495, or 5000 greater than in March,
1889. and SllOO,OO0 greater than in March,
1888 Hence the excess of exports last month
was Sj452, ,9s6, against an excess for March,
1889. of S2,7ls.0O7, and against an excess of
imports for March, 1888, OF Sl2,29l 500 Last
month was the first month OF March that the
merchandise exports have exceeded $4,000, ,Oc0
since 1888 and it was the largest March for
merchandise imports since 1882.
Including the gold and silver movements, the
exports last month exceeded the imports by
S7,2Is.2s2 against like excess in March. 1889,
of 81 sos .34s and against an excess OF Imports
of Sl1 295 in March. 1883.
For the nine months Of the Governments fiscal
ycar-.July TO March 3I-the merchandise ex-
ports were S1OO,6 900 greater than the corre-
spending period of the preceding year, and SIes,-
300 900 greater than for the same period for the
year preceding that. The merchandise imports
for the last period were S22, 10000 greater than
the corresponding period Of the preceding year.
and S32 i 90 900 greater than for the nine months
ended March 81. 1888 Hence the excess II
merchandise exports for the last nine mouths was
Sill 90l 1856, against an excess of S33, ,54s,303
for the nine moriths ended March 81, 1889, and
against an excess of Sl5.647,4j4 for the nine
months ended March 81, 1883. Including the
bullion movement, the last nine months give tho
country credit of $l27,l19447, against credit
Of 62.14s.1l2 for the nine months ended March
81. 1889, and against debit Of $l1 $40 fer
the nine months ended March 81. 1888
The specie and bullion credit Of the iast nine
months-$l5.27S Osl-is made up by an excess of
silver exports of SlA,s47,l3s, and an excess u
gold exports of only Si30.943 During the same
nine months Of the preceding year the excess Of
gold exports was Sl7.l33,sls. and of silver ex-
ports 81 ,466,j9l.
For the twelve months ended March 81, 1890.
the merchandise exports exceeded the imports by
S1JG221s6 against an excess of imports of SlO.-
101.75s for the year ended March 81, 1859. The
bullion movements for the periods respectively
resulted in an excess of gold exports Of $32,96i.-
j52 and an excess of silver exports of $2l .39i,-
JsO against excess Of gold exports OF S2''-
162.342 and excess Of silver exports OF Sls-
675.65s Although the Importation of foreign
merchandise during the last twelve months WAS
S33 500 900 greater than tor the corresponding
period of the preceding year, the merchandise re-
naming in bonded warehouse al the end OF last
month was only $l.lj9.oOO greater than the
amount there on March 81, 1889
The following tables compare the values OF the
uonth of March and of nine months for thres
years:
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
TPIBI~NE ALMANAC. 1890.

r-h, r,hune Almanac holds against all corner
. hc sandard book reference for political election
.nci,i nenson and other statistics and information. NJ
nn who fas occasion refer 10 facts and figures car
snord 10 be without IL. % cents copy.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28

A handsome pamphlet, describing at length the , IKE;
,hican club movement, United States the Ns'onaI
md STATE Leagues and MANY Of the principal clubs.
The Tribune is the official new-papei Of the League anu
ths js the ocal handbook Price 20 cents oraer from
The Tribune
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
Storage

.T MORGAN BKoIliilts- STORAGE Nh
.,r,te r,oa, Tor frafor' piano.. llesnfe ner hlnd,r
steam ,l.,a'1r. ra0Nnr a.d shipping padded vans
fr no.inr INSPECTION. soil W g. V'i'phon'. ll% Ah->'.
A DvERTIsHMENrs FOR TIE Nl.WW YQ!KE
f.r,i, IEfIgl.~ -1S BROADWAY. cofnrf Thirty
nr.i.., un,1 . D. &c.. $50 rrade. between Nv nty.
..,oud a,d twenty third -f>. until y. ma. go Wet
TwSniy lird'.f.. corner 'irhtDaye 10 siNtha'e. !;
ia Foufth ave corner Fouftr,n'h-t.. iJO Ihd-aN".
corner Torty--cYentn- io.G lmni-a near : ~
49,, ,oS Iir-tase: loo Wr-f Forty y--econi -. :
x,,,, and Sl>,,.crhi-st and go T.ib'rtv-st and
he n ,RLEN OFFICE. lSo ta.' on'hund ed.and
t,,.nf, .rffh..f ul regular olicr rates.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
CENTENNIAL IN NEW-YORK.

The only account pTiat OF the Centennial Of hf
Inauguration Of Washington as first President Of me
United states and containing the speeches Of Harrison
Depew Cleveland. Iil and others. and bishop Potter
famous sermon With ofncr interesting matters; pages
of pictures. handsome pamphlet ~ ~ Pages. on
tsininc also q history OF the SOns Of the HeNolutOn'
Published The Tribune Prcr PC. . copy.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
WAR SHIPS SUNK AT SAMOA.

An Extra In pamphlet forln. mbIIshcd by Ihc Trlbnne
.,ntng the thfing Of the wreck OF the Ametl-
con Var Ships at and the caantv of the Yankee
tsrs also including settlement OF oma John tow
American Girls Abroad with a list 81 those
Who have married ttles abro,d '"Egn:pg stoIss" "
tbeir dimensions armament ETC.. etc. etc. 25 cents
CODY.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
New 1)nblirations.

nR. JORDAN on skin diseases blood impuri-
ties her cause and cure which is added chapter
on nervous prostration Free by post 25c IN stamps
RET frnnl In. 333 Wcrt 9Hl--t
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
= IlllGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

pASSfNGEH TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlan0t ana
Do.brosscs IT.. a. follows;
~ m. for SlatngtOn and intermediate points
a m fnr Geneva Lyons Emra. Rochester. BuNalo
.,d the West and principal local Iont. chair car %
1,n,s and pullman 20 Suspension Bridge.
'' q 20 A. m. Mauch CHUNK and Intr-u dat' points
A M FOR l.. and Is. junction and int 'rn,!la" points
chair ear to Mauch chunk ,
~ A. m Iunkhannock and intermediate points.
chair runkhannock. Connection to Reading and
Harrisburg. - ,,.. ...,..
~ 10 r.. for Emra aud principal intermediate points
chair ear Wikcsbarrc and Pullman sleeper to Suspen-
''i 50 p M FOR Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Chair car to Mauch Chunk
= 10 D. IN tor Maueh Chunk and intermediate points.
conu.ction to Reading and Harrisburg.
ID. nl Cor Geneva I.3 ons. Fmfa. Rochester. buffalo
and the west Pullman se per Lyon, aud Suspension
Train, leaving 40 a. m. II a M. | p. m and 10
D. M connect for all points In Mahanol and laileton coal
regions. .,.>.,,,. ,,,,.,..
a. IN. for Mauch Chunk naI-ton and intermediate
points. and II for Shenandoah aud ntcmr tate pont-
, 10 =. r for Mauch Chunk and intermrd at points.
y. ui. for Geneva iNons. Emra. Rochester. iula0
Gnd the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and SUSPENSION
9 General Eastern Oilre o3j I,roadMay
New-York tribune., 1890-04-28

Addres TO Farmers" and Special Reports Of 1ifbuncs
rarmer. (ouinre the various branches OF American
farming Ihe regoFt, ar all valuable Iate '"a ag on
f,sssen Prcsncts' ..wooi growing rlsx and sugar,
,,E,ns "pairy rests,' and 'Ccreais." Ilaf the
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