davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
WITH THE WRITE SO CADRON.
INCIDENTS OF ADMIRAL WALKERS CRUISE IN
THE NETHERLANDS.

On Board the Atlanta, Squadron OF Evoutioh'
Genoa, Italy, March 2.-The squadron got ""uci
way at p. IN. yesterday ana s'ooo out VI
the harbor of vcfranche i'll column lorna
ion. bound to the southwark. Az . D. III.
James Gordon Benefits yacht Namouna with Mr. Ben
nett ON board came up astern and accompanied the
vesscls il being Mr. Benefits intention TO proceed 10
spezzia in company with the Admiral lO"aiu sui
down the Chicago made signal to part company,
and in obedience to previous order inc A'iaa anu
Boston took up positions as separate section anu
shaped a course for Genoa. the Atlanta leading as
erior shin The object of this was to afford the Al
l.nta and Boston an opportunity for coaling, tler
stock OF coal having short. AS soon "a ths Is
completed the vessels will come together again OH
Spezzia at which port the Chicago and Yorktown VIII
remain until March g.
At 10 D. IN. Genoa light was sighted. and the
Atlanta and Boston hove TO until DAYLIGHT wneh tcN
stood into the harbor and mooied 10 inc DrcaAwa'er'
No salntes were fired, it being Sunday
During the week the naval brigades OF the vesSc!
we're landed daily and exercised in the most thorough
manner. on Friday they were landed III heaN
marching ORDER with two days provisions. extra
clothing, blankets, etc.
The Duke of Cambridge Commander-in Chief of the
British army, accompanied by his two sons. nu''n'"
with Admiral Walker board the Chicago on
Tuesday The Duke also paid visits to the olief
vessels and in the afternoon attended the ball gwen
on board the Boston. which, notwithstanding s'o'"N
downpour of rain, voted pronounced suc.e,N'
The quarterback covered In and bcauui"lN
decorated with bunting of various nstonaiues' "h"'
in the ward-room a unique affair in the shape OIL an
electric lighted fountain was greatly admired ih'
consisted of Jet of five streams supplied bN INC
nmshjng pumps surrounded by red and green inca
n"SIns i,oh.f a,d 1,re.ths Of flowers. About 400
.Iesfs had been invited but owing TO the inceihehcs
Of the weather not more than $50 appeared Alom i
those however were several wellknown New toIn
societv ladies' several French nObemen and lar-'
number of French naval and military oo er,,.dron
Wednesday evening the officers OF the squadron
were banducted by the "Cercle de la MediterIanlhe
at Nice. 60, -. ,-,uoeuorcbo IN Mon.
dow for the south and Joined by another DIVISION
from Toulon outside the larbor 81. ,,,,
ono of the three men whom the CMcago Icit pchIu
j.; tIe hosnifaI nj TonIon has since died rms MAKES
two deaths since the squadron left the United sta
rho General health Of the squadron continues 70 pc
GOOD Owing to the Italian law. when promolt.
more than three foreign war vessels enorhr POT.
viii sail in complete squadron until all the la"ah
ports have been visited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
TIE COMING BOSTON HORSE SHOW.

Boston. March 10 (speciaD-The horse show 10 oe
held fin Mechanics Building. beginning the week
If April 81 will show among its patrons many
names that are prominent in Bostons social calendar
In the list subscribers are such well KNOWN peope
a. John L. Gardner. f. Rollins Morse, Bayard Ihaver'
-, hutchinson Frank Seabury. A. :. Bigelow, J.
Montgomery Sears F. &. Fay, S. D. Warren, Augustus
Gardner Robert Bacon, f. l.. Ames. Francis Bartlett
J. Peabody. f. Jewell, F. r. spauldins ). Murray
Forbes Mrs Frye, W. F. Weed. John shepard George
Won L. Meyer, F. Parsons a. R. Turner. Brce Allan
Colonel Hugh Cochrane, J. Reed Whipple' Nathaniel
TSayer G. q; Croker David Nevins, John II. Spauld
ING charles Merriam. Robert c. Hooper. Edwsiu
Hddicls. j. otis Wetherbee Henry d. Burnham r; "
y 'rhayer Asa Potter, W. 4. Haskell &. T. W. Bra,
Waite Potter Irving Evans +. II. Prince {; "
Amery E. A. Taft L. Curtis W. NJ Whitney r a. H.
Charles Tarchild John f. Thayer. J. 5. Fay. l.. NJ
Sargent and Charles +. Perkins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
I ElllUH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS lelyo icot OF Cortland and Des.
brCssys Sts., follows:
a. N. for Slatington and int rmed ate pon,s
a. N. for Geneva, Lyons. Elmra. Rochester Buffalo
and the West and principal loca. points Cha.
Lyon, ana pullman car 70 suspension Bridge
S:eO a. m for Mauch ChGuh AMI intermediate points.
Ii M for L. and b. Junction and int rmediae points
Chair ear TO Mauch Chunk.
y. for TumNhannock intermediate points. Chair
car To Iunkhannock Connection 10 Reading and Harris
burg 80
40 m;for Emira and PRINCIPAL Intermediate points.
Chair ear 10 Nil&esOaro and Pullman sleeper
pension Bridge
t:t0 =. m. for Slatngton aud intermediate points.
40 p. ~ for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
Connection To Reading and Harrisburg.
p n. for Geneva. LYONS. Ipira. Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper Lyon and
Bridge.
Trains leaving at s a. m. II a. m. I p. and a
m. for all points IN MahInoy AMI azcOn coal
regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. M for Mauch Chunk. lia'leton end intermediate
points AID IL m. Tor Shenandoah and atr edllV points
40 4. for Mauch Chunk and informed at points,
p. ~. for Geneva. Lyons Eluira Rochester Buislo
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
Bridge.
General Eastern ONCE. o35 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
REprBLICAN CLUB HANDBOOK.

4 handsome pamphlet. describing st length the Re
ubcan Club in the United stats the National
aud state Leagues AID many Of the pnnc.pa. club.
llues forming club. Topics for debate. ctr et'
The Tribune the official ,aper Of the Lcacur, AID
the official handbook. Price - cents. order from
The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
TEN N s Wv A N A
RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER MARCH >, 1890,

on AND AFTER MAKCH :, loJV'
Trims leave stations foot Desbrosscs and Cort.
s s"s' ENE The ws, c r@Sa
vesti6ule sleepns a@' r 80 a. n Chicago p and
S LSr' o II aE %sn ana SnoSo, sAcp Sunday
1866 q. N.IpfIiE YEWYoRK AND CHICAGO LIN
TIED, composed exclusively Of Pullman |s9,nIEdin,s
drawing aud stateioon, seepag Dning, sto~ ny,
.4s ooa a ipr the S eoa sss:
sssS Gy ch s'" A aa sG cS
go "1 e. S a"d I6GIs scntA6 ASp SScINYATI
ing Car NewYork 10 s. Louis Chicago ana TSna n.
cinna II IS Chicago p H. and st. Louis '''o
$50 wEsTEgY EMPRESS F f. R0 Vs H.
6sc Sleeping Car SewYcrk 70 PstsbqIs st. LGgi..
YAK AKA 10 NPs hvc at n.
ennati 80 M Ch,cago S9 p spn at 20 cr a reS S
500 ipd r. avg I2 PSGlF qti fxrEfSs Pullman vSSol.
Ma me fee Ia he ' shSnandoSh valley avc cleveland
co6 c9 mSrDae 10 D % s r I'D day ' aSd
for CORY. Erie the oil Regions. Cleveland ana 'oun'
BALTIMoRE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Washington Limited EAgreo Of Pullman Ps5os Sts
800 m and " Conere7siol1H .s6ilton 5 70 D. n
regular express. Is. 20, 90 and 80 e. r.. o.
sa lS s9 Co. 81 s and 80 : and Soo
and 4s Nigh cd Fer pon' ss on qhe' BsiSs
Car and Coaches through, 300 D. m. daily p,.o,
f0s ga Ias pav coach week day. Connects Browns
Mills For Cape May 90 ,. r. ~e . DAB, .r,do,rb,.
For Old Point and Noifoh. Via New lork Ppliaciphs
and Norfolk Railroad 90 II. DAILY except SUNDAY;
and 90 p. m. daily Via Baltimore and bay Line XIV
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave follows .,
10 8 20 : 20 90 80 40 Chicago Limited:
with Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Lnited) ans
ii 90 a. M. /. 20 Ou, 10. 3 %, 3 30 4 90 80,
8 90 90 80 60 aad 90 D. m, and II 10 nghs
Accommodation II 10 a. M, and : 90 ,. ~. >li:
days Express 90 Oh 8 80 300 10 Limited, ana
10 a M. > 90. l. 4 80, ), q 80 aud . p. m, and
ID night. Account Oiaf4on ~ p
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for aud check
baggage from notcl- ard Pes d noes.
For timetables OF local train, apply to any ticket agent
Of Company. .
CUAS. f. erGU. J. Y. WOOD.
General Manager. General PdS-'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
For Roth SeXeS-City.

A THE conversations SCHOOL or Ian
A. a. >cT~ Il Nt-t i-d--t. opposite tif-fr'"r.
Edmond Ga-tireau A. NJ. principal ana auhof oi I'D,
tn,,.-.,fiou Met oil French. ''cri Spanish ana
, oif r"- o1i.iiy spoken and thoroughly mastered.
rriat.rai kuoNleGgc ia term Native t"a'h'f-
-Hrs1NFSs rDUCATION bookkeeping. writing,
a. arithmetic eorrespo9ience ,pel.ns: g''nm,s y"
"tri e On dan evening PAINES 81 nlNLsS COLLEGE.
c3 How.ry, cor. Canal: uptown, lO' W Sithst. cor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
MILK AND CREAM IN CITIES

a reference book In pamphlet form. devoted heartily
70 the interests OF daynen and the producers Of mix
and cream sale IN the large cities. The system
In practice OF Boston NewlOrk. Philadelphia, thica-',
svrlcuse LONDON and other cities, fully d'scf ,7'
of stitutons various Producer, lnOn> arr gwen
also laws relating sale OF milk proceedings Of rffnt
conventions aud Newiork statistics OF The bust.
ilNln2 IN counties ad.aCIit
20 ain great cities Will be interested. Published by The
Ncw-YOrk Tribune. Price %. copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16

\ pamphlet OF 20 pages, 3 by 10 inches 10 the page
giving the duty article under the present tarln
and showing the whole free list An Btrodu gives
review OF whole tariff legislation OF tho United
States from the beginning OF thu Government The imports
every article dutsbic free. IN 1888 ard 1887
the sake OF reference and the amounts ~ duty
collected article. Also the total imports Of cach
wear since 1871. Giving also summary o. The Nils
bill and the senate tariff bin Price II cents, postage
lad. Published BY The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
<VEsT SHORE RAILROAD. \. Y. c. &

NV III ,'IIVNT N-fTI'IsV-iIJ, N I. Z. o
station Newiok toiio~s and nito, minute, cartier
Hamilton - 80 a. m D 10 : IS y. m. S. Louis
.5:l5. Is Toronto, - - me- 10 Is rs D.
Montreal Canada Ease. Z 10 b. Niagara
Falls syracuse. Utca and principal nterlcdatn stations
80. a. m, 10 10 a. land 30 M.
for Utica only Kingston; Stugefties Catskili. Albany
- 30 - rs, - 80. II 30 a.. and Isl T. s5:l5
~ rs D. m. NewDurs .lo:l5 4. H.. Is. 80 .3j.
80 I'll 40 p. HaNerstraw, - a. m. - as.
as d. m. ELEGANT Sleeping Cars inr lsunao Nlacar.
Fall, Toronto. Detroit Chicaeo aud Louis. DAILY.
Daily except SATURDAYS. Other trains daily aNcait
SUNDAYS. y Leave Jersy CITY r. H. K. station.
all 20 - 40 D. liohoNcn. West shore station
AZ 20 T. NJ = iG p on m hor tckrts rget,hes OF
ST. 20 Futon-st. Annex oflc' OF lul,on.st New.
York Cn-l..7l, 1903 40 and pa broadway. la
powery IL Park Place. % West l25th..t and Wcss
Shore Stations Of West 4ed-. aad foot OF Jayst
~ Il. Westcotts Express calls for ard ch"cks baggage
from hotels and residences. g. T. LAMBERT. General
Passenger Agent Vanderbilt-aye. y. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
THE VULCAN NINE IN FLAMES.

Norway Mich March IA fire started in the new
shaft between the fifth sixth levels of the Vulcan
mine last evening, and reached the shaft house burn
ing il 10 the ground The buildings adjacent ar IN
especially the pnmphOuse. which j. connectcl
with fine shaft The loss cannot be estimated II
will reach many thousand dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
YACHT RACING PROGRAMME.

The Corinthan Navy, of yachting organizations, has
6xed the following dates for its regatias May 81
opening sail June Is spring regatta, at Ncw-hochcle
July ). regatta New-lork Bay Squadron July j.,
regatta Hudson River squadron July 20 regatta
% regatta of West Long Island Sound squadron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
PROTECTION TO TARMING

Address Farmers and Special Reports Of Tfbuncs
IaFaers' Committee the various branchr, OF American
srmng az reports Are an 'aua1e ,sp' ana Gre o.,
Garden Products' Wool Growing" "fIax and sugar.
Fruits" DAIRY Ir.ercsts' and Cereals" Half the
Size OF The Weekly Tribune. cents a COPY. Published
Ly The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
WAR SHIPS SINK AT SAMOA.

Extra In pamphlet form. published by The Tribune
containing the thrilling Of the wreck Of the Amr
can Ships and the gallantfy 81 tt Yankee
also including settlement OF Oklahoma, John town
Disaster" American Girls Abroad with lit Of those
who married titles abroad Hunting stories
New Navy with fun list ~ the new si>
their dimensions. armament etc, etc. etc. - cents
copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
CENTENNIAL IL NEW YORK

The only account Ia pint Of the Centennial q e.
Inauguration Of Washington first President Of u0
tnsd States and containing the -pccchc- 81 Harrison
Dcpew. Cleveland. liil aud others. and Bishop Potter
famous sermon, with other interesting natter iaR~
a. pictures 4 handsome pamphlet % 1872 lne'-. '"i.
f.infng also - the Of the ~, O!uiioh.
Published by The Tribune. Price, &c copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
I,lsAIIIi.
KNITTING AND CROCHET.

Establishment OF the New Republic. Letters OF A
special stan correspondent OF The Tribune printed III
pamphlet form. % cents copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
Xem Publications.
urERSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTION-

VHrEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DlCTlON-
w ARIES, So each. and 200 coo oth-l VOL
vines; viii be sold without regard 70
tesI. 30 sete Of Chauberss Cyclopedis, Is Volumes
complete 81 so per set; Appeton's, Zels People,.
Johnsons in complete set selling IN IKE ptopof:ion
Ru-kin, Schiller Thackcray Bulwsr; yin sell Diesens
ior 20 D. Scott g. % Macauay SOC, Shakespeare Que
thousands elegantly bound books almost at your own
mice elegant steel cngrayings 2jc dozen 5000
hound book, at SC. and Zoe each Bibles and Pra''F-
Isoos elegant steel engraving given away win cteS
purcbase: you Will books sold chesp again
hShest cash price paid FOR new and old books IN small
'Tfov2RfSG's NfW.YoRK BOOK EXCHANGE.
MIMI. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
NEW EMPIRES OF TIE NORTHWEST

The letters OF L.. f. O.. star correspondent Of The
Tribune describing the natural resources, public lands
ETC., etc. OF the two Dakotas Montana and Ms,hnp'"h
a pages. % cents a copy. Order from The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
Danrlns Afaoemies.

LEXANpER MACGREGORS. Jos West o1th-st-
"A New classes dancing immediately aiter 5nc noli-
DAYS advanced classes Saturday morning an carry app.
cation desirable Private lessons any time oy appo1nss
4 CARTIERs DANCING ACADEMY 80 otn.a' ali
n and -tS.-PrNate and class lessons all
hours waltz TAUGHT RAPIDLY. Halls TO let.
A LII FASHIONABLE round and square dances tanpn.
"A Waltz taught rapidly private lessons a., rch J.!
individual instruction I'm class; Circulars i'ni-is-
DOCKEK CONSERVATORY, "a West lfthsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
PREsByTERIAN ASSEMBLIES OF 1850.

interesting and valuable document. containing n
report OF the National l-D tila
Assemblies Of ls-s OF the principal reports
verbatim including the important report on Immigration
pages. Published by The Tribune. Price - cent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
Musical Instruction.

r Ax5o and SIrA ,aYs' IN went Gk,r'e DOE DOE
soy. ie70 Broadway. between S2d and SSd IT..
y ASJo INsTRrCTIoNs at.icegr mai,d IN par
I1njo- AS broadway. neas fothst
TnE LIZ JEC,,E SCHOOL OF VOCAL Music
Just established Combine Mr. Lc Jsgne, peen,.i
,n9o a. o. s talent for singing Ut largely for
persons WHO apparently deficient both 10 voice ana
Terms FOR class instruction. so per quarter. 1880.
Tor private le-so,- and Information Apply 70 Gro J..
" JGt-NI OIsanlst Of St. John, Chapel at ia East
For Young Ladcs-Counry.
C. cHo@I FoI' % IF1 lnGaEw yS 2i ~
icge ,eclt, rgP adm1sa ~, 70 w.,
e cHEo oIlfS on ~ o' GERRiSH 4 B -
BOYS and Young Men-Country.
CHELTENHAM ACADEMY. OGONlZ. Pa; ..,
equipment Dsmnasium ia.liia,y GIL, aei In,.iolsn
49, '''''' JOHN CALVIN RICE. 4. NJ, Principal
?, LMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Milford Conn.
Il Parent, who are gnioriunae in the manaeem'nt Of
,cei H. ,on mall "i 90 Wsi - kN& " iIo%
srEFIuOID INSTITUTE. freehold. y. j. 18th year ,
eoiee- preparation specially business hsh school
81 AR loa sS stn9 for HGi ls d asSu w.
pDNEsYLvANlA MilII,AKY ACADEMY,
Twenty c.ghth f'dr opens HrltfuiN"r 10
4 MILITARY COLLt6h.
Civil Engineering. Chemistry. Architecture. Arts
Thoroughly 0rganifrd Irsp1;..ory Course. ,,...
col. CHARLES =. HYATT. President.
yyNEISITY SCHOOL. ri,oli- On Hudson. =. \.
1 The Rc.. JAMES STARR CLARK u. D.. Rector.
Assisted hy lf- resident TEACHERS Boy- aud Young
men thoroughly Ard for The best colleges and univ rr-.
scientific -cnools for business. Special instruction
given 10 Phy-lr~ and Chemistry. The Twenty-f0urth
year will commence NcrtemOcf TO-
'ynI rrEEsKilI MiIlTAEY AAcADEMY ,..,.n
Applications now received FOR 57tn year. beginning
DIR. JOHN y TILDEN. Principal.
WESLEYAN ACADFMY-Onr Of the halfdo,"n best
W classical ana Academic Schools IN New England.
The payment Of sol In advance vi" cover orGnar tuition
board washing. aud heating for The fan term b.
Principal, Wibraham. Mass
For Both ScXcS-Countfy
HEALTHY COUNTRY HOME AID SCHOOL. for
y email boys and girls open through entire
oOd teachers and everything children well
happy references. Prof .. T. Hubbard West 1?th-st.
y s.. Prof. l.. j.. salisbury. New Haven. Conn: Or.
Anderson. WATERBURY, Conn. &c. For particulars apply
% Mr.. Il. u. GHlSWOLD. Box l25, Lynn. Conn.
European
II ARTS FRANCE. 81 Avenue WaCram.-Madame 1antz
offer, elegant and comfortable home ladies wish.
ing study languages highest references
gwen In America and Carads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
THE TARIFF OF 1883.

\ 6i-pagc pamphlet. containing more than a hundred
Patterns AID II Illustrations. Single copies p
POSTAGE paid. Address The Tribune. NcwNOfk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
Office. 211 West 125th-St.
H. H. CAMMANN & co.,
GEO. r. READ,

PINE-ST..
Oner. for sale the following Desirable Dwellings,
o,b.t close TO Attrnctive 3-story H. ~ full
width aud dining room extension.
fOth- ST. close 10 jth-~vr.-An exceedingly dcsrnhe
J-story high -toop. with large extension fu Width
18th. ST. bet. 9TH and 9th a,es.-Exfra wide 3-sorv
brick, In good order.
fotl- -t bet 9Th aud Of Mcdium width 3-sfory
h. s.. we'll built and arranged. gooa order
Nth. A. brt. 9Th nd 6fh avrs.t-tory Eng bnsemf,
cxrrrdinzIy well built and In perfect order
17th- near fh-Rve.An exceptionally hnc dwfiiing
with large dining room extension
5t.t..t near Jth-nvc Medium width story brown
.tonr, In excellent condition. In fee.
5pd.st bct st 81 avrs.-Nrdium width @-sfory
brown-iouc. tn.tefuliy decorated aud In thorough
order 800
5Id-.t ucnr Madison -nvc.-t--for medium " dth
b.-p. eNtrn.ion sanitary plumbing. excellent order.
5Atb-.t close to Nndison-ave. Very attractive
medium width t--iory b.-p. extension, tn-tciuy
decorated good order.
neal jth- Medium width fstory brown
stone price moderate.
9Th. st.. close to Madison-nvc.- An exceptionally
well. buiit l--fory browusfonc, In excellent con-
difoni nearly full width.
For permits and further particulars
Apply above.
losl7, GEO. Il. READ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
Jrarhcrs.

A TUTORS. goycrnc,scs, professor. teachers. all
cuars for parent, Modern language spoken. MIRIAM
COYKIERE. 81 T. l1th-st. oct. ith-av" and broadway
A BILE TEACHERS, Tutors GoyeIncsse., Companions.
schools recommended Misr VI. f.. DONOVAN'S Teach.
err Bureau Musical Agency. 30 East itl-st
A -BIs" TEACHERS American and Foreign. supplied
Frs WANTED. 10 fee for registration for stamp
4 ! AVERY American School "''''" : Wet '''''''
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supple. Professors. Teachers. Tutor Sovcresses.
&c.. ~ Co!lcgcs schools and Families Apply
Nrs. VI. !. NOt %G-FULTON. p Inion square.
ITALIAN LANGUAGE.
I Professor &. 4. DALrMI,
40 MadisOnINc
THHE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY. n,st9b. $500
supplies schools with teachers teachers with positions
w. ID. KERR Manager. 10 Aston Place. Ne"-Y"rk
w aturc rhetoric history vocal in.trumcntii music
sciences for Western university $40
per month and home Gentlemen: Eocution. manual
training physical uaning: commercial. branches VOCAL
instrumental music; f0t Western normal university.
MIRIAM COYfiEHE. 81 East l7th-st., bet. broadway
and 4tl-0vc
w ANTED.-Kcnncd North German lady with. good
w music; must rad ut sight and piar accompanied
a resident goN,rntss. HESSf'S TEACHERS AGENCY
J. Fast l7th-st.
w ANTED EDIATELY.-Ladies: French or SWISS
w rovefness for two children also. musical German
govefness piano accompanis;. Gentlemen French
teacher aris!an prtfcrtcdt tenor church choir MISS
pONoNhN,S Teachers Bureau. Musical Agency. 80
Last itth-sk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
BUDGET OF POLITICAL EXTRAS

4 Budget OF Political Extras. made up Of each o.
The Irbunes Tarr and other Political Extra, Of The last
l.rs sicenfia Campaign and including the rMln 1882
Extra 20 cents budget Order from The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16

Buairses proucrin 60 Ell
A cOISFH STORE: ia-elont and suh ccilar -'Sio-'
y 40 MII..r.-f. if' Possession Nay J.
rutland WllillN0. B,eAmans'.
ROADWAY OFFICE ,cr. urht. lad Of me hr-i
Ii -ir ~ stairs rarf $50 tr' phone ana .i.'t.i'
IN, n de.lr.d corner inlcIng. J.. l. H"i ION.
/ d, EroidwHN. Room ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
Furnished 6ouses Go Est.

Furnished 6onses 60 Est.
TO rent
for the season.
The summer residence
fully furnished,
formerly occupied by the late
Mrs. Geo. b. de Forest,
on Long Island Sound,
near Pequot Hotel,
New-London. CT.
The house contains large halls,
drawing-room dining-room,
buffers pantry and
ten large chambers.
In separate building
(which is connected By passage
rih main housc) are trunk-room,
servants dining-hall, and
five chambers.
In stable there are SIX stalls
and ample carriage room.
Private clearinghouse on
the beach.
Apply on premises, or to
&. b. +. RANDOLPH,
o6 Court Street. Brooklyn, y. \.
ELBERON. LONG BRANCH
NONMOI Til BEACH AND ~ \bhiIhi'
HOUSES TO LET FURNISHED
CuAs. : BROWN and JAS. r. LEVINESs.
81 Liberty 81
= HO~INN. L. l.. Il! SlDiNC !. va Eis iron iront o..
n Ui.NP~IEND BAY Is room urii'h,u' ~ - -
-. ~ IS. sf,hing. box stalls COWS Tor year
non ....on. 800 including r'rNi'', OF TWO mfil
Il 0.,,o,' n,rcial Advertiser l26 Fulton-st
,,,.,r.y and fully furnished house. T. rooms. n
y short lHli- y. j. running wafer 'nt drainage .
5000 the summer l"N - Shol' "'''' ~ ''--
.,prING LAKE BEACH. y. J.-lor rent furnished
- ~ ~ ..,snu az 1890 send catalogue.
- '''''7 YARD 4 81 tliANAN.
fror other real estate ads see Sth paee)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
Anrllon Ga!c OF Gorsce.


III. sale wifi open with Nr 4. y. Dsrilne's con-irn
r.nt ~ head Including a." tfAi pain lam-- ''iA'
pruf T., iDi AID Duke ~ 0iiIu-tDn - 20 Ani many
choice. tof- IIllt, add Driving horr'-. hf .tai-ht
Wellington. IltfoIeif Jerome lttt. 'Afl'f i"' AA.n
I..r. Viii also Dol -nld BfuNl Nff'- if k'ntt,Ay
prince Ihondalr ,,Dciff, fltch'n. kh'"" i"rh' Vol
rn,c,- El..A VOID Ahatih Wilkes &C.,. ana Young >'"
and Driving ~aca In4fi-tunr Arfu-fi~ Np' liti.'
Frank flll- and many other -'-- Ai.'it .'i., '.'''
l,r f,,,.- % l..,.r q. J.. BsTtt. MI ''fog'
B. 81. l;-,hafd in-f'l''n4-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
Gcarbers.

w OMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BuKEAu lor
w supplies professors teacners
colleges school, and families also booEKcepfrs' s'cosrH
phe-s and copvists to business frnls. vi ct,r
Miss C. L. WERNER 800 5th-avc New-forA 'i's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-16
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1890.

The tribune Almanac holds its corners
the standard book OF political elrrton
nnaneisl pension and other aud information No
who has occasion 20 f3cts and lrres can
ssofu 70 DC without IT, % cents copy.
THE TRIBUNE. New-York.