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A TUTORS, gOvelnc7sca. professors, tcachcIa an
"A supplied schools and imles. school CT.
cuars for parents. Modern language rDokcn MlRIhM
COYRIEKE. 81 f.. 17th-st, bet 4th s.c aud Boad"sy.
4 BEST TEACHERS American and Foreign. supplied
l.isS WANTED fee fol ltgI-tiatoH, form iD stamp
Il. i AVERY. American School Bureau. West l4t's1'
A fERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHES AGENCY
~ supple Professor, Tachcr, Tutors Ho'cfnc'oo 500
Nj. NJ j. YOUNG.FCLTON. % Union square.
ID RIVATE TUToR-A. EVERETT STONE yale. 70
i East 53d-st. Special success, IN ching FOR eNAm
seven boys prepared FOR college last wear
& CHERMERIORN'> TEACHERS AGENCY.
3 East 11th--t. y y.
,VFACHERS WANTED IMMED1A TETY. Ladies A:
l Latin. creek aud mathematics for COLLEGE; Latin
French and German expert keeper for school
also for family; German. ENGLISH and music French. Eng
hsh and music. Gentlemen superior teacher - ei"cuon
for l,re. boadinc->chool. pdy D. Ms. NJ J. NOtNt
FULTON. American and Foreign Teachers Agency, 3
Union square.
fNliI- a. ION TEACHERS AGENCY. (E-tab. $500
Suppr- school. wit. schcr,: tacler, with positions
w. j.. KERR Manager. 10 Aston Place. Now-l ok
" SITTING TEACHER. Coll &c GRADUATE. tcachcs
French German music. Mathematics history and Eng.
fish literature Address LILLIAN \. WHITE 80 last
Jnth-,t.
yNONAN'S EXCHANGE Teachers BUREAU TOR
w both sexes, supplies pro!c rah'r- Roveinc,"s
musicians hou>eke'DrI conIanpns. charrone,. sc. ~
COLLEGES schools and amcs also bOOkhccpcts, stenOera
uhe-S and coDv,e's 20 business firms.
MISS c. T. WERNER 800 5th-avc. Ncw-York City.
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AQULDUCI COMMlSSlONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 2JH. ST. WAEI Bl LDING.
go BROADWAY. NIM YORK.
Now. NoIk JhnuarY 10Th. $500
no CO\TRACTOKS.

7
L BID, proposal. Tor building earth and masonry
aam Reservoir M % the lticts RNcr PutdY's
station thu Town " North Salem. We-tchc>ter County
Ncw-Yok with gate house and other appurtrn1nccs.
the approved forms " contract and spccihca
Me In the Once ~ the Aqueduct Commissioner
ed at this Onicc until O'Clock Feb
ruary 9TH. 1890 at which place aud hour they Will be
publicly opened by the Nqur1urt Commissioners aud the
award for doing SAID work VIII d" made 10y ead commits
ool thereafter possible Hlauk fofm- Of
contract and specific atons therefor aud bid Woposnls
and clOpre for their enclosure Doe OBJ aimed
above unicr ~ the AquriuCt Commissioners
pcatlon Tho Secretary
~ order ~ tho Aqueduct Commissioners.
JAMES G. DUANE. President
IOuN e. hIEitITAN
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u EoposAL, FOR DoEsKIN AND FLAGS.

EOPOSAL> FOR DOESkIN AND FLAGS.
4 rna Depot Of the g n DEPT, No. -, 1-s A''H IN
IT, Pu.iIcp ld January -. 1870 sealed pr"lo'h'- H
tfl.,r uil br received here until II O'Clock a M re
d,t February 1890 FOR furnishing III" L = quart,
matters Department INF. c.ty with 900 wards "i pN4
S.y u.uc poc,,iu and 30 Post frg,. HdH for driN N
other points Viii ." considered bidders hnHt NtA'' l'
81 tner proposed deliveries "oNeinn"nt i'N,f
right CD all proposals. Preference El',h
20 article, 81 dpnr.tc production manufacture 'ond
ton, ~ quality aud price Including ~ ~ of fortfh
Manufacture thu duty thereon nHSH equal
blanks Proposals and fu Information rrSiruht me ar
firr, VIII be- furnished hv this ONCE Application
Tny,lop., containing proposal, to be- endorsed Proposals
Tor Doe Kin or Fins be- and addressed 10
undersigned. J. g. CHANDLER DEPUTY = VI. ten
rrlI l. = 4
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Gounlrp properin for Sale ano 90 Ga

4 BANTAM Beautiful . story and basement cottage,
~ tnuur excellent oIdci price ohll 81 300 best
part u Ca.skIils. SMITH WALKER Pine Mn y, y
- uAING. selling renting aud exchanging summer re-
ID property specially hot'l-, boarding houses
cottages. lots SO. sal Jsit- ~ the 'atskill-.
SMITH a WALK EK Pine nm y. Y.
~ or SALE Ar A SACRIFICE. 400 900 offered
Il and p.fus,d bat noN BOO 600 viii buy owing cir.
rum-tantes a valuable wat-powcr never falling aud 300
ia 400 HORSE containing 90 Ia limits ~ hOurishing
tnwn Is mile. from Ihilsd'lpis line ~ railroad To
Ncw.York noui snd grst mill. plaster mill mill with
bind factory premises also several lo'stlOns
where her factory building, could be- erected aud supplied
with poWor from present dam. good pOi ton 0f land
could be laid lots This f. chance capital.
GRO. A. COOKE 4 CO.,
205 South 1th.st
Philadelphia.
I>OR SAIL. ia PeekAk-A handsome cottage. 10 rooms
L all modern Nements, water Pasi steam heat
III ground well shaded avn rarragchOIsc and
stable hue view 81 village and Hudson H!Ncr Will not
exchange. price enable Address y. T., Tribune
Ofi,c.
N ALTSAprS PARK, Y. J.. via Chambers-st. and West
4 ",d e. 'erri-, time - minutes bv rail-. fare
,rh way hv select village for respectable
f.uill,- restricted aclin-; saloons and Objectionable
f,tur. usual suburban places streets severed and
c n,r,dImscd without expense 10 bnyers; please Visit
the Mace and udge Of ~, merits. Maps and invitation
na,-cs frc~ Address BENZ w. NITCHCOCK. ~ Cham
bcr.-st.. Ncw-YOrk
For other real estate ads. SEQ 9Th page
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Sew.YorA. January 10. 1870.
lluOil J. GRANT.
Mayor
FI! DERRICK SMNTu
Recorder;
THEODORE W. MYERS.
Comptroller;
RICHARD CROk EK,
chamberlain
WALTON STOEN
Chairman Committee on Finance.
BOari OF Aldermen
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GALE or OLD M\TERI Sealed proposals
y Will received 40 the Office 81 the Custodian Of the
L. T. Sub-1I,n-uiy At Nrw-N York. y. y and opened at
t. of tr lth day ~ February. 1890 for tn purcha,c
and removal old iron. stored the premises Of
that building Proposals must a lump sum Tor all
tn material and Immediate removal II the ANY
additional Information be obtained by applying 10
J.. Il. ROBERTS. Custodian.
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Danune AtG0cmlce.

A LEXANDEE MACGRlnOits, 1903 West 55tn 81 -
"A New Glasses ING Immediately litr the hOil
DAYS. adv anccd cia,sc, SATURDAY iOuing carly app
cation desirable Private lesson, any time by appointment
A -CARTIEWs DANCING ACADEMY. 80 5thsve,
"A bet 18Th and lat st.PiiEatc and cas- lessons, al
hours. WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY. HSlis 70 let
ne GAl;MO. TUESDAY, and SauIfsy Afternoons
~ oi3 FIFTII-ANI@ (4jft--tl
Oiher Classcs 80 WEST s3Ill- ST
u UR Own ACADEMY FOE DANCING. Gs Wee ga.
~ s. II SEA Higgins lropAfteroon and evening classes
Pc quart-r 81 lessons, S. WALTZ GUARANTEED
ve PIT ate es 81 81 tn fashiosblc dances taught
THE NEW DANCE, "OUR OWT," TAUGHT.
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Railroads..
NEwYoRKCEN1RAl
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart fros
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,


Fourth Ave. and AID St, New York.
From December LIST. 1889. Trains leave as follows;
s:50A. VI. FAST NETWORK STATE ExPREsS-fOs
albany schenectady Utica Syracuse, Auburn Geneva.
fsl.ce Draw Room cas- to BSaaiO daily e
amanda gga daily except Sundays. Buffet Smoking
e5SA ~ rd dIlE SSEwyoRS ASp CHICAGO . LIN;
Butt Smoking sSd Library u BsSsr shop aud
sess and F
sS cbaso saa 50 ny 3,
1880 4. ii. TIE soUTHwEsTERY LIMITED-,o.
S ST. pa Gs seeSaS .n
fs Par SF4S saf. o.: and
S.a Gy sTEn ss' pAY f' SsS except
w S@a-y u 1Ian or etSas S S.S u
sSs sSraa I 70 to 'cS.nd Do and
500 N,IYqrS q 2i1 sf5'inF AND 3D.
EDSls t g. O louis, Dsrot aud tSsssS
WIN [Sen MssneI xes s6Sae Sleeping cars D
1O:ooP FAST NlhI LArEts s0d Kocnes.s
st. Lcais 6etfoit ard Cneago. with through wagner
F Fer'e A H.GsR uflcA. SYRACUSE KocHLsrEn.
BUfiXLo AND NIAGARA FALLs-s so a. m. so
.@ 70 % 30 no for ri bS S0 and nd tPa No. wv
For AURUE:, GENLVA AND CANANDAlGU Al -
n. hi 80 a. M, 10 80 y. m,rlo 10 p. m.r Nv
FoKTKoY, SARATOGA, ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS,
81 XLbANs AND AON TKLAL-ts so g. In. $50
sEi.K SHIRE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIvisioN-tloss
a. M. IS 20 p. IN.
and s c . Se st s9d nd P, esn ss
Nos, 141S 95 sad 90 Broadway u PARK PIase ~ Wes
ton,t? rs Fu!ton-st. and 1913 Bedfold'aNe' h. d.
wcst.gts LXpre.s calls Tor ana cheeks baggage from
hotels and lcsdences through 20 destination ......
other rams run dairy
All trains except those so a.d II 90
m1nght stop at stn-st station 10 take on passengers
JoHT NJ. iULCEY. GEUkGE II. DANIELS,
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent.
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SEN-Ep lhVi ''7NI-,, WIZ " ic'ViN 'u ,i 1t,
80 o'clo,a T. No.. Ihur-dal february 49, $500 Tor the
nf-.. Of Ninrty Thousand $40 900 Dollars Of Coupon
Hnd tn i issued hy thu city >-7Hton IN Tho said
i,nd. an. d,nominstcd " The Municipal Building Loan
,,a ,t ia uf Thousand Dollars go IA. and dated
February First Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety
bond. free Of ell taN"~. the cltt assuming the
,ut Of the SAM, and shall bear Interest AZ M" rate of
hour per per 1unum laiIh" semi annually az The
Cift Tra-ur,r'. office. scranton "a ana shall DE re-
deemed AZ follows Nos 70 fifteen. inclusive on the
nr.f d,v 81 February, - iS95 sixteen 10 hirty-hNc
inclusive ou the hf-t day II February, \. y. 1900 ;
thirty,iN sixty. inclusive on the hrt day 81 February
lguI. TO uiurtI. inclusive. on the hr,t
dav ~ February. \ D. 1910 rrop",al, to h' con~lderd
,,. be- f,r t. whole OF bonds To be- sold and the
c shall receive the interest accrun9 ON the bonds IRON
l,,ruaN f. $500 10 the date ~ delivery ~ bond, 70
nurhr-,r, Proposals shall Dee marked Proposals for
Municipal Building Loan" Each proposal must be- ac-
ronrnn,d b, certified chrcN payable to III" order ~ the
Ctr Treasurer u city 81 scranton for I'VE per cent OF the
amount bid which shall Do forfeited TO the city In case
IA a bid h. not complied with Tho right 10 reject any
ALI bids h. reserved Ily order ~ Councils
NJ r. LNVELLE. city Clerk.
S--.ntnn- p InmunlN u 100.
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REAL ESTATE.
BuslNr,S Ar TnE EXCnANGE.

Tho only auction sale at tho Zeal Estate Exchange
Yesterday was bY William Kennedy Bro. Who sold
under foroco are, No ga Wet htty nrst IT.. hve
story stone hont lat on fail lot The property was
knocked down foI ~ o." a." John stuart Douglas
Robinson. IT, reported the sic. at pINd" contract 81
H., premiere No . Ea,t lWolHh g.. to Roland Red
mona The property h. a iou tory birch ANA STONE
Nrluue un lot -lA los. Shmurl NJ hlthrly hda auii
VI H. smith the fonr story hltk house so ~ Eat
seventy sixth to- lao t. William Janrdy for TJJ,oOo.
Also tnr simon the three tory biieh h"n e ana
lot No. .,.0 vet Twenty thtld It., 2uA"-A"o, Tor
81 300 Henry Nay Lot hua odd No. 20 Cutlandt st.
the northeast corner ul ChLIch IT,. an old hvo story
building lot, 2J..Al23 feet, lui <el2JOO
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Ocean Cleaners.

4 NCHOR LINE. U. S. MAIL Steamships.
N "nA,.2w x yIA H hoND3 lS y E1fcys.
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o'I mEE ai.s 80 S33 iG2 S' Bl6WEiNG cS
CuNARD LINE.
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
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Reservations can bo made by letter telegraph TO and
calm plans 80 and 35 broadway. Ncwiork OF
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SAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS

NI.NIfITs
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nah Florida and Western RAILWAY for ~ points IN
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Eflp Uanieo.

GENTS WANTED.-NVc have an original plan ia deal.
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/ nj n VIII-NN.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
7 II. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent.
GUION LINE. .,ao

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Leave Pier s. y. r.. foot Of king-,t
WISCONSIN Thursday. February o. . 81 a m
NI.N VIDA -ttf l'l'rlaFt II a. "i'
WYONGNG TUESDAY. February p - y
AIaSK sail, April % June 3. July :.
cabin passage. $50 500 aud 800. Second cabin
$50 and 40. St'"rage. F2o y.
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Ncw.York Friday. Jan. 81
The following sale was made at tho tAchsnge and
Auction Room to-day
,.to,y fiat ritn lot 40 IA West 6lstst. 200 II
~ lOfn No lot .OA lOU.5, JOnn stewart slfo-5.
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THE FAMOUS a.
i NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
To-! 10 located a. -
EAST l4TH.ST' ONLY. 80 door eat 81 5TH'AVE.
Established 1853. Chartered 1858.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING FOR the reception OF pupils
CASIO and GUITAE taught ~ twenty Irlyse leSso o
- VIII without the al CT notes. IlNk1 - DOb
SON 1870 Broadway, between SD and 93d SIS.
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NORDDECT,CHERL LLOYD =; co.
~ SHORT EOuTI - LoNnoN;r,,,y
NEw-YOEK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
9'''"It Asf IXpIsi.sS STENNEI.s.
rr,ve W.d Fob D. - am. Elder sat. FED. -. : pm
I i5id. 81 ~ Allc, ws&F fl Is IS Ann
First abn 80 and Upward b'Ith. according =" o a.
,toI second cabin 80 al adult ste tte" AZ lowest
r,,e. oFLKICH> CO.. No. . Bowling "r''n.
CHARLE-TON. 5. c. the south & Southwest
~ JAt k>oNNlLLE ANp ALIIiipf lp,rp,NNy '0iN 30
rII.WTFKIN LINE.
From Pier l. Il. foot Roosevelt st., AZ p; n
SrNfINOII Chare-ton and Ia k~onN Mon f'b. >
IR0OTOIS. Charleston and dcn-ouNie.. frL r. o. -,
III fpkT De- Charleston and Ia A>onft l' Mon rep ~
YTNN>>i.E Charleston and Jacksonville" W'd - ~.
81 steamers nav" tf-t.c9'- passing. AZ ~ - ,
Insurance open policy efcctd a, on"hf,n ol one pr
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CITY OF COIUMBIN' NAV. \ C'rd.nas sat-. f'". =.
SANTIAGO. }C'rf,eco, ~ Thur. Feb 10
For particulars fr.l-hf or pa,~1g'. trDlt,.",
JANIS T. WARD Co, li3 Waist.
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Ed "Do LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.


/ FOR QUEENSTOwN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY of BFRLIN.... Wednesday. February 10. IL a.
CITY OF PARIS. Wednesday. February -. a. m.
CiTY of CHESTER WEDNESDAY February %. II 30 a IN.
CITY or CHICAGO Wednesday. March l.. o 30 a
From Pier ~ y. r.. ad Joining Christopherst. Ferry
FIRST CABIN. $50 and upward ACCORDING 70
steamer and locaton OF room, Scoop sCABBIE.
general Aecnc . BOWLING GREEN. y. Y.
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Boys and Young Mcn-CoWtIy.
CHoI1 90 SCH NS1 iH
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A LExAYDER INSTITUTE Military Boarding school
a Whit Plains. y. Y. Principal! o. H. WILLIS
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Brooklyn
(, T CATHARINE'S HALL. BROOKLYN.
- Diocesan school ior Young Ladies ana hHcr"n ]ep
to 20 wa-hingon-a'c., Brookyn. l. / IA cha'ge 81
Tie sisters - John. lIster torn begins FEB lo'l
nrlns per annum English. French, German and Latin,
$3.50 $500 for day pupils. $50 - sfr hnd"ri9Fch
Department $50 per ainum. Pr lar's for college APP
Div 70 SISTER CAROLINE. sup nor.
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NEW AND REVISED EDITION.
THE
AMERICAN COMMONWEALTH.

JAMES BRYCE. VI. p, d. c. L.,
Rerlus Prof OF Civil Law in the University OF oXfofd'
vols. large, limo, So.
Part 1.-The National Government. Part The state
zovcrnments Part 3-The Party system. fsrt rub
tic onn,on Part 5-Illustratons anu Reflections Part
G-Socal Institutions.
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COUu iS-lOners
OF the
Sinking Fund.
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING MATERIALS AND
PEKF0KMING MONK n TT, The EkECTioE AID Sp
BUILDING PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 37l LAWS
OF 1887
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Musical instruction.

ZD2 CLASS FOR BOYS.
Mr~s A. RETCHUM.
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little meadow scenery which we have Ill our
park-the only taste of country that thousands
of oar people are permitted to obtain. Nor
can he look upon dirty, lumpx si.ble as an
appropriate companion piece to the majestic
monument soon 10 mark where our greatest
soldier lies Nor can he forget the duty which
men in public station owe TO these whose al
fairs they are caring for.
The menagerie must not 60 into the North
Meadow, and Stolles'S stables must come down.
The public will not endure to have that meadow
ruined, nor the ground which Nations grief
has halowed so shabbiy dissraced. There Is
a mean, contemplate quality about the stable
affair which disgustS as much as 1t provokeS
publc feeling. We warn the Park Commits
sioners that they are going too far. They may
be strongly intrcnchcd in the favor of Grant
Croker. Stokes, and their sort, but that back
ing will not enable them to intlict damage and
shame upon Ncw-Yorll without rcbukc They
must abandon their scheme to dcSpoll the
meadow, and they must order Stokes to take
his stables off