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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1890-03-27
ty caucusand attempt toget

ty caucusand attempt to gel
revenge
j According to high republi
canauthority, they will only
require about 50,OOO,OO0 q
year to to pay the pensions
under the bill that they pro.
pose passing at this session
That bring the pension
payment up to more than l.
5O,0o0,O 600 a year, a mere
ttrifie.
A republican appointed to
"a $4,000 Federal Office in
New York last week BY Mr..
Harrison is a defaulter for a
large amount to the Cover
ment. The defalcation oc-
curred in this city some years
ago.
Secretary Noble considers
his authority greater than
that Of the Senate, and has
accordingly refused 10 fur
nisll certain reports, relating
to the Withholding Of land
patents in the Union Pacific
railroad grants, asked for by
q resolution Of the Senate.
He holds that it is a matter
for him to decide upon. Mr..
Reed has undertaken spoth-
er big contract. Hea..Ss he
intends to attempt to break
up the practice Of exmembers
OF congrtss acting as lobby
lists.
Another attempt is being
made to have the Govt.
adopt paper fractional cur
iency for the convenience in
small transactions through
the mails.
Senator Enstis convicted
Senator Hoar0f making viii
ful mistatenlents on the iloor
Of the Senate last week, l,utl
that viii not prevent tl.eMas
Senators doing
the same again whenever it
nay happen to serve their
purpose.
The Senate is to get rid Of
Inc Blair bill by voting on it
Thursday,
The minority Of the house
committee on Territorial has
made q report against the
'ill for the admission OF Ida
10.
Washington, D. C.
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lSs~'- ~ ~*~f~"'' AsiAN0O 4oAaAiO
Conn. IN an open fight be
tween the home and the ga
loon-stood by the salool
by big majorities. Penn. which
gave Harrison $4,000 plura
|ity, defeated prohibition BY
$4,000 majority. lowe
which gave Harrison, tht
anti-prohibitinnist, 10000
majority in 'SS, defeated the
Republican, candidate fol
goyernoEin .''89 on a plat.
form pledged to the enforce
lnent Of the prohibitory law
and elected an anti-Prohibit.
ion Democrat.
7 President Harrison was
paraded before the church
people in 'S8 as a strong TEN
perance man. and the 'fami.
ly prayers, racket was used
to good advantage polite
ally. The day before his in
augLrltion was Sunday.
Two thousand saloons ran
wide open in Washington
City, in direct violation OF
law, riotous drunkenness was
seen on every hand, and yet
this christian President had
not a single word to utter in
hisinaugural address against
these outrages upon moral
and common decency. In his
inaugural procession ma,c' :
edl, 900 saloon keepers. How
slave drivers marched
in the inaugural procession
Of Lincoln? Not une. Why?
Simply because they werpn not
in sympathy with his party.
From the inaugural ceremo-
NY this Christian President
went to a big dance in the
Pension Office, where 400
gallons Of Roman punch was
consumed.
1T now .Ieems that he is
not even a total abstainer.
He not only drinks intoxicat
ng liquor. but serves guests
With it in the White House.
t is said by the press that at
! recent great feast given by
he President five wine glass
8 were at eech plate, and
hat the sparkling beverage
lowed freely.
Surely history repeats it.
elf. The Bible tells us that
'elshazzer, the king, made a
'reat feast to a thousand oil
is lords and drank wine be-
ore the thousand. And that
hey drank wine and praised
he god of4gold, and OF silver
t brass, 0f iron, ofwood and
t stone.
Nov strike ont 'Belshazzer
ne king, and put Benjamin
he President, III the first
erse. We insertin the sec
nd 'nonopolies and trusts,
ig iron and wool and the
arallel, SO far az these two
prses are concerned, is COM
|ete. No act either official
+ otherwise, gives us any|al
JASON to suspect that Presi-
snt Harrison has desire
} overthrow the liquor traf- {
J. Vice President Morton is
o more practicable turn Of
ind. He Is only worth 1Ol(
illion dallars and Of course !
ust in sopno way provide d :
ring for his family, who J
I've q right to look to him
/ support. Therefore be
.,,aos 4 hor ~ /, ~ s.. ,l. {
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent
For the Democrat:


For the Democrat:
Ex-Speaker Carlisle's g state
ment showing that the an
propriations contemplate,
BY the republican maiorit,
would leave a deficiency ii
the Treasury has caused
Mr.. Cannon, chairman Of tn,
4 House Appropriation com
mittee to make q statement
which he calls an answer stt
Mr.. carlisle. Mr.. Ca1non'i
estimate leaves outanumbel
Df appropriations that the
republicans generally have
pledged their party to make.
Time will tell which state
ment is correct. For the
sake Of the country Mr.. Car
Isle would not obiectito hav.
ing Mr.. Cannon prove to be
right.
Poor Harrison, he is in
deed to be pitied when even
Jay Hubhell cln come to
Washington and abuse him
through the medium of a
newspaper interview.
1t is Il mistake to suppose
that the Oklahomabill which
passed the House last week
opened the Cherokee strip to
settlement, and Mr.. Harri-
son has issued q proclama-
tion Of warning to people in
tending to settle Thereon.
A resolution passed by the
House calls ON the Sec. OF.
War for information rs to
the money and facilities he
has i,'r rendering aid. d.pns the
dpsxled Mississippi river.
The worlds fair bill has
been perfected according to
the ideas Of theCbicago folks,
and it will probably come up
ID the House this week. Moth
ing has been agreed upon as
to date. The Government
appropriation is 81, 500, 900.
The wonderful egg is at
last hatched, and the pro-
duct Representative Lodges
Federal election bill has
been reported to the House.
tits q remarkable concoc-
ton, and is claimed to be
based upon the Australian
system Of voting.
Senator Voorhees, and
Judge Jeremiah Wilson will
help in the defense of C. E.
Kincaid, the newspaper man,
who killed Ex-CopGressman
Iaulbee, Of Kentucky.
There Isl regular monkey,
and parrot time going on in
the Navy department. Sec.
Tracy has forced the head Of
1na bureau to resign. ard iti''
mid there are Others tofol-
|0N. Naval officers accuse
H. Tracy of being Whimsical
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interest, power and gold un-
til the republic shall end.
Amen.
ST. JOHN ON HARRISON,

| = :.
i Hall, Ex-Governor John P
] st. John spoke to a large au,
dience. He cxcoriates tne
national administration and
the Republican party. His
denunciation Of the Republi.
can party and it's position
on prohibition wasespecially
cutting. PfesidentH Harrison
and Vice President Morton
were touched up in lively
Style ~
On the tariff question and
it's application to Kansas far
mers, Mr.. St. John said:
| "Never in the history Of
this nation have farmers tar
if duties and the mortgage
Indebtedness been greater
than they are to day.
"Just think Of it! Corn sell
ing at 13 cents per bushel in
Kansas and So cents in New
York. Who gets the differ
ence OF 40 cents between here
and New York? Hard coal
selling at $1.50 to 80 per ton
in Penn. and at $11 here.
Farmers using corn for fuel
in western Kansas because it
is cheaper than soft coal
from our own mines. Beef
cattle selling ut less than act
uai cost Of production.
Oats at 10 cents FER bush
el ard good horses at from
$50 to ESQ., while western 10
tntoes bring only'from s to
20cents per busl.el where
they are produced, but com
mandoO cents to $1 a bush
el in eastern markets.
Can you see where the
western farmer's protection
comes in? His land is plas-
tered with mortgages. He
finds it almost impossible to
pay the interest and utterly |
impossible to liquidate the
principal. Taxes-munlcipal. |
State and national--never SO
as at present;
transportationand markets
or all he has to sell, as well
as for everything he is COM
1elled to buy, are under the
control Of gigantic monopo-
les and trusts.
but is not his pig pen pro
!? Yes, if tariff means
protection, then it must be
admitted that thefarmer's
zig pen is protected. So are
lis plows harrows, harness,
hammers, saws, augnrs, food |
uel, clothing including the ,
'uttons onshis shirt-are all I
protected r In fact the far T,
neris protected to death, !
nd he is just beginning to
nd it out. Whatever wei
ave accomplished lin the {
Vest has been despite this, Il
he 40 called protection, {
'hich il nothing more nor| t
'ss than legalized robbery of /
be many to enrich o few. Z
but when we come to the i
'ehublican party We are as i
1red that itshas given ussall Fl
he prohibition we have everll Ii
I'D, and that we Prohibit h
,nists are trying to turnthel /,
Ie Government into the I,
ands Of the whisky Democ- 1
ICY. Now what nre the q
|cts2 Let III see. hi
4 A dozen States adopted i
" In - ! Il =, ~. ~ = Y
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Proposal

no IRON 'MANUFACTC kERS.-Cliloc S a.
U. g. Lisht.House EnSinesr with Di iii Ss 70
the ih Of D.csnIe 1890 70, fI r.. s
XII delivery Of tie work for the No,shws foeu1
70 LIGHT station Csliion,a. plans solaiaI q
spuiicstioa y this cnlee The .shs e r ~ Il. HEyf
Major Of Enxineers. U. s. A. UsheHoass
twelfth District
A p pXR MiIf NJ sREE ZEE II
oFEcEs No. 1;Ss RtesawTsy ss,asi rS Ss:
W. rs. oh.svs; Ss Fourth ave o eSssSs :.
9sasA,s go Th!d-ays;, vs ss,nss I7cs fs:vs
iSs West Lesis .s =
The WI RIEM OFFICE. 100 Fast Ons:nunrss -.
kfYh-st. uu 70 . .. NJ. Ut regular once 's
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

nGss Martha NJ General Synod q The Reformed
chI otnSochtF %dso to Kotayhd 4tAavc
Isaudes dGn ], to Ross. seh-st othavc,
brush Henry: to Greenwich Savings Bank 42d'st'
Cohen: Simon. to Bachach; SO Allenst ysr. 81 800.
Costello John J, to Ii olin 273 watcrst 8 months,
Cohen Simon. and another to Fra'tns So Allcnst'
Cornell Hugh @. to Manhattan Trust Co, n 124thst
2d.ave years. SIC, 900.
ave and Yaisst year. Sc ooo "on 00'
Do%H-ly. Mary 70 j WaSlic. 4ed.ss 2davc,
John e I DssS SoS 1l'Ast ''h'
ave and Morrs yer $40 co. a"k cor
Kahn S. to Joseph. 1oth.st of Ave B. years.
KenH nelly. a. oo 70 Wagner o''h''' of 9th
EMnz J, e W S Wright, 2oth.st Of 7th.ave.
sh M,e'f n.a Maz e. s2 T"'on ls0 of
Marks Bertha, to A Blum No. 10 Cannon.st. years,
MSMahoD; N, to crmmins, lot 3, map Belmont,
.Mctzgcr, 1. to Higgins s s soth.s,, of 3cavc,
Mitchell. NJ. to Title Guarantee and Tru.. Company.
M19o wears. Joa oc e Mah0ny 'ad'' Of 1''
Msasasf saIyT to p % gHS Mfg Co,
Mass' " Go e BOWIE lO'h.s of iithave
NsKsnn e; Patrick to Brown ioadst of sth
Messing Louis to Everson, 1C5th-st, of 10th.
Moore: AK lex to ravers 'sd's of shave,
E to s., dac coc Title In' Co. 20h Of
p.fs p S' Sloane: !fs ss.v.
Ro; ssnss I $sss.s 70 3. ssfHs h Of 3D.
Smith, VIM e the Bradley and Currer Co, es eth-sve.
shsTe s'sc Year. Its sls 500 'ln'.AD 0'N,' :"
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THACKERAY LETTERS AND MSS
From The Pail Mall Gazette.

From The Pail Mall Gazette.
There TO be sold at sothe6ys on the 2eh PROV
letters by Thacheray and ROssett. The Mss, auto
graph letters and drawings by Thackeray belonged to
noyelist's at the Charterhouse with ~hom he CORE
sponded throughout life in terms OF the most intimate
The MSS. include IIorae Carthusianae' an original
MSsS If at En- eG %
seventeen Year, Of ago 1t consists OF poem OF loo
lines dated Charterou,e Tn !, nd DSe9mOef s
School from early morning to bedtime and FULLY fully
@ pa the repsaS om sash W e s
for severity The interest of the MS is increased by
series Of iSe Customs ne Of the
school, and original manuscript Latin verses ,&e ta
WITH large csricature pen andlnk drawing on the
reverse Of an invalid attended by % and and as the
xritipe appears to be contemporary with letters writ
ten nom the Charterhouse about 1890 Is hgm,S
ss the supposed Star Of Harrow Of his
Hoyday Song which Is also al fifteen
v.ss OF va sse It is good specimen Of Thackerays
yoathful bantering muse, commencing:
Now let us dance and sing
While Carthusian bells DO rims,
Joy twangs the fiddle t;d string e. nut..
Tiddle dunn and fiddle di,
what a Joke for you u and rGy l.
Charterhouse adieu.
Various among his schoolfeows are msntioneG Gy
name. Joseph Csrne Edwsn While
one verse the most Interesting OF them uu' proves
Tnsctersy's susceptibility to female charms even al
that early age. 1t runs
Queen of Beauty! Star OF Harrow
has shot through heart hear t Snd ar marrow
In the head and brain.
rh.nker.v,s schrevelius' Greek Lexicon, old leather
Sindins. is likewise offered for sale. 1t contains
Ss name In boysh hand the fly -leaves (seven pages
arc covered with sketches. portraits; and scraps OF
verse and thirty Of the pages bear slight out humor
Gus sietches the margins by ThsSKesy' GeinS
n Nspoieon L. and one believed to be portrait Of
Or. Russell, head master Of the Charterlouse IN
fnsckersys school days.. csricatures. etc. etc His
aFrdssafvs Chronicles bears on the leaves seven
clcyer pencil sketches. one full pagel being lonst
Sctwcen a English knight and . French knight. ths
scsinder being knights In armor, horses caparsoncd
- Ne tournament. ETC. ..-
mere n also an album containing twenty-five very
risSer 0rdnal pen andnk and pencil sketches by W.
r. Tnschsray made by him while at the Charterholse
s,A nrincpay OF Q humorous character, some bearing
Inscriptions in his autograph and Including the follow
tnr suhiects Hector and Andromache !ouresaueD ;
ocnbsts between nris.nds Turks ., ana Soldiers
EbS ~ Marmon (burlesque): Prize for English verse
e Tie Charterhouse satricaD: Brutls burles1Se,
~ ste Tho sketches were given to J. F. Boyes while
ct the Charterhouse.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

There was good attendance Of the Exchange yes.
srdsy, when thirty three lots offered BY order OF
~ trustees Of the Ursulne Convent. The property
,.s in Csuldwc st. AIMS and wetcheSter ayes. rho
coner lot In westcbestersve brought $780, and In
tror lots from e1 to o. 02o, some Of tho lots benR
lancer than others. Adjoining lots in Csuldwellave.
trouGht o., 070 each and In tho rear thereof from
ZOO up TO $685.. Lots in Eage-ave brought from
ZOO up to $1,000. The principal buyer was Jonas
we'll and others were W. J. Larned b. J. Fatrchiu,
J. q. Cayo, L. II. Strauss, L. II. Hallen. ana w:
Bloodgood. Two 1vestory brick houses, Nos l79 and
1871 Msdlsonst., were offered the lots arc 24SxlOO.
NJ Berg was the buye- At al 500 each. Nos. 100.
s snS i and rsSs
rent for $3.50 each they sold for Sss GOO esch 70
thticth-st, twostory frame dwelling on full lot,
sold to wstkin Brothers for % 45O.
Nos 352 and 3o4 East Fourthst. two three story
brick dwellings on lots 1S0x08 each the two brought
eel 900 nom s. D; Levy No. 200 East Thirty fourth,
11.sxeS9, brought s9,4oO from Thomas Auld No.
172 Est Seventy secondst four-story dwelling on
lot 18.sx1o2 went TO NJ Waters fol- s1s, $50. Three
vacant lots In West Fifty ighth-s offered BY the
David Frank
No. 81 Bank-st, = three story brick dwelling on q
lot d 1ox9ss: sold for sI8775 to E. A. Y Into mann
on lot H.1x125 went to II. b. Collins for 500
Nos. 600 211 and Ella Lewis-ave. Brooklyn, corner
OF Lexington ave-, are threestory brick flats on lots
20x60 each, and renting for $3.50 each; the corner
sold for 30 700 to Ernest Meyer, and the interior
for S6475 and 1885 to the same buyer. Nos. 40
and 1879 West Forty secondst have been sold to Lewis
Conger for S131 300 at private contract.
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giip propsrtp 60 fst

L 57th-st. near oth ave. for one yea. or onaermA
eentleman, occupying his house and who proposes
,pendns the winter hts country seat viii let his house
above N fr@t.ch tenant; principals only treated
plumbing an top. throuahout In nrst.slass order.
and ready 10. Imi,d al occupancy. Address
PAIMtIt Box 105. ". Y City P. 0.
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Eeeal q otiees.

NJ OTiCF TO CREDITOkS.-In pursuance Of
order Of Hon Oliver p carpentea =, Of
ali persons having claims against Thomas Cornell late Of
the city Of Kingston County OF Ulster deceased testate
to the undersigned Edwin Young The executor Of tie
Ulster County * " before the oSth day Of March,
1891 ,ooo
oa'eu 'ep'e'D'' 1'' EDWIN YOUNG. Executor.
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Countrr propsr,n for Sale AMI e. CT

BARGAIN AT BENSONHURST.
$500 will buy fine new built house
with II rooms, all improvements,
cement cellar 24x4S, over 100 feet run
ming piazza, furnace, open fires, 3 min
utes to tho Beach and depot. Would
make a good boarding house. Very
easy terms. Address y. F., box 4,
Tribune Office.
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signal PsSs 100 s Of b Gx 500,
!. Ehneahdef to Fred rick W ssusf snd con. 90 .oo
seds NV Of lst;ave sox03.6; Maurice ,',0s
Coth.st. IS, a9s 4 " Of s.h.ase, 23xlGo.5 Sci:
Dcrmuth ........... ................:...:. 27.75o
Xdolph Bal:chnn and wife to Valentine Dttr.ar 32 1000
bccca and Tobias Krakower t. Herman Schnprl $4,000
Frank l. Smith and wife to j f Leaycfaft.,.. $4,000
t aso iy encie let T. ANDREW f%t' ~,
Wiie TO- JOS Clark 'NioV $4,000
slss:s sa.v'' a55xio2a Nancy % 200
f,ne: S' S IL t q Mary M.s; ssE
Same propssy Margaret Euler iai to Francis :,
L:Dcnard;.s 10 10 s, 2o:dsOo; VIM Lainyd ., ,oo
SHAVE. n e cor iSi;tst 25xoo; John Haaren
and wife to Gustav Rom.r /
'sssss and 20 9S sSI,'1 slime:
oppeiman and wife to Jonas KoIb' $1,000
to Caroline W Drew 10000
1ona1e its 5 % s" Of load a;x7os John
"a Durchell and wife 70 Hy o Claus 10000
Stsndi and Wife q q Geo1ss ADf
I'1 Holster ss 81! 1sis
Lot SSyHs g .? Ssss e1S G .nG VIZ s's To-
executors Jane Boyd to NY Bra.h $3.50. 10000
'0'n Atkins sas VII. 70 Ress Thona.
St. tirorgcs Crescent 25.4 IT - OF lot 6l2,
Charles W opdykc to William ii Heating ....4. $50
Weitc to Irrdorcko Kappus. ..1&c.
Avenue A, n @ cor 55th-st, "5.oA79.S; Fricdercke
kappus TO & Kappus .;::.....;.-.... L
Higgins and James K M t. Ida MSaGcT $4,000
Sloane to August Ruiz 2lOoo
John.st. No 90. 19.10x42. lx19 lOx43.4; Vim II
80 Clarke and WE 70 Thomas mas, IIasan o., ;oo II:
Rothschlld and wife to Adam Bollcnbachcr. 1880
s4th,st g, $40 r. " Of shave, H;2XIoIa;
stcinbach @ 1880
05thst. $, 400 It 9 OF Amstcrdam,ave 06X723; co,
Bryan L Kennedy and wife to David Christie. 63l
Earle to Moses schlo,e ' ooH.. .. $4,000
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New.York Thursday. Oct 30.
Tho following sales held at the Exchange and
Auction Room today:
5story fats with lots Nos 179 and 1s1 Madison ave
r. 20o,lO It Pike.st lots "a bx1OO each; Berg
buildings with lots Nos 215 POI e 100th.st, n s.
$50 IT 3d-ave. lots 25xloo.S each; Sarah Powell
buildings with lots Nos o27 and 200 East 1oOthst,
400 It 3d.avo, lots s5x1oo each; Mary Stone,
Ss,ory dwelling. with lot. No. 27 Bank:st. n s. g
West 4t-avo lot 81 .10xoS9x rreg 400; Intenann,
lot. West 5sth.st, 1s5 # eth.sve. 25Aoo each
David Frank, s5l,750.
/ 4.story dwelling, with lot. No 172 East 72d.st S.
200 II 3d-ave, lot 10. 6Hf02.2; NJ. waters f1S,250
3.stOry buildings. with lots Nos $50 and 354 East
4thst s, o Avenue c, lots 1S.9x90 each; ID Levy,
5.story houses with lots Nos 100 to 1914 wayerley
Place W 1oth.st. lots 25x7o each; Abraham Levy,
s8C 600.
2.story house, with lot No pot West 130th.st. s. W
7th-ave, lot 25X09hl; Watkins Bros 81, $50.
3story dweI z, with lot No o0J East 3ith-st, s,
o 3d-ave. lot 10. 6X98.0; Thomas Aud 9,40O. .
lot on Westchester-ave, n corner Cauldwell-ave,
lot. adjoining obove. oG,2A9o.3; Boodgood s1075.
lot, adjoining above, 2G.2A100.3; & Strauss,
100.
lot, adjoining above, o6.2x1Os.3; & Strauss,
lot adjoining above 2o.2110s L H Hall.n,
is lots W Caudwclaye. 74.7 It n westchestcr.ave,
25A116 each; Jonas Well, Is. T. Farchild and others,
10 lots. Eagleavc. 1877 It n westchester:sve,
25NI5 each; d T Farchld, w Larned and others,
SlO,50J.
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~ From Par, Iii and II, Eat River. at 3,p m
for Havana -rrsp Camp, a.. La2u. a, FronterA
Tampi,o. Tuxpan. 9t Vera Cruz,
Ma..uia Iard'a-, ST. "A, CANA IAN
Nassau SANTIAGO dc Cubt, Guantanamo and tienfn ~,
YUMCRI. HaN. and McAir.u Ports ........ SAT, Nos'
Il A Havana Il Mtn
0RiZNBN Havana and Mexican Ports. Sat. nov. :
slKAIU,\ Havana and tarLcnas W d., NOV. "
Nii--'A -' Thursday. Nov.
For full particulars freight or passage. apply 70 ..
JAMES F. WARD CO.. lib Wallsk
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9story dwelling, plot land 1872 Brooklyn
ave, W s. 1872 IT n Park Place. plot 4lG1lco; IL
L 3story building, with lot No 207 Lewis.ave. e
sIOO75.
3.story na,s with lots Nos 200 to Gid. Lew!s.avs,
corner Lcxngtonaye. lots 2oxSo each Ernest S.
Meyer s22, 700
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a gNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES No. 2Ss sro.dwsy corner Thirty s.s s IN
ave. is: oihsys iss Fourshave ss,nsr -Four
iscsS Thrd.sSe near SIXTY. nr.t:ss. Los Flnsavs3
toS wet FertJAee ood.st loSe Colvnbps.avs. 90
Ia 1HIRikM oyFiCE iso Eat onshunlrsd -andtwsnE
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IA1AN-C III N-i.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.

STEAMERS leave San Francisco AZ follows:
OCEANIC Thursday. November 49, D. n.
GAELIC SATURDAY. December O. p m.
REIGIC Tuesday. December 3d. p N.
OCEANIC Thursday, January %. n
Superbly Acknowledgements ACCOMMODATIONS.
Reservations can madc by letter telegraph 10 sal
cabin plans seen at os7 and 3i3 Broadway New YORK. q
Room "A. Railroad Building. san Francisco
LELAND STANFORD. President
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.MEpICAN PLAN ELEGANT APARTM ENTS.
GEORGE MURRAY.
MANSION HOUSE, BROOkLlN HEIGHTS.
directly opposite Wtll:st. New YotS minutes Walk
superior commodatons reasonable rates select family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-31
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A LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S
n CLASSES IN DANCING.
NEYDELSSOHN ROOMS. los WEST 56TH ST.
Private lessons any tmo by apps ntmcnt
A DyERTl SEMENTs E0R TIE NEW;YoRK, ,I TRIB;
OFFICES. 80. 1888 broadway. Thlrynrstst. un.
I'll 8 p. n; 20 West Twenty ;hird-st. corner Sth.
ave- l52 Gihavs 1873 Foara:s'e corn. ! -, -Four .,
io$G dsys 10 7Gs Llrtave e.
Libertyst So Avenue A aga Ihitdaye ;,voa and
btth-st.. TO q. m. at regular onlce rates
n AKL MARwIG,S CLASSES Isl Eas, 5ssh:st. com.
~ October 25 Ohce hours 10 to IL. wednesdays
md Saturdays. Send for circulars
+ ERNANDos Dancing Academy. now open. ie. r.;
nd fahonable dances taught rapidly. Send for circular
GEORGE W. WALLACE'S SCHOOLS, 20 West '9th.
" st.. and HARLEM 81 West 12oth.st.-Csss and pr.
ate tuition children and adults. See circular.
n FLETCHER RIVERS,
ii. sf6 SHAVE (63dst) New.York: AL Bedfordave.
(Amphon Brooklyn Instruction In classes or privately
AIR p HARVARD REILLY. master Of dancing. 548
l Fiftave. accepts only Of classes formed for HIM
m GEOR0E DODWORTH, 68l 5TH.AVE,. opens
Il. SATURDAY, Oct. 10, class and private lessons.
denis class commences Monday. Dec. l.