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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-15
ASsignee's Notice.
STATE OF TEXAS,

STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY or DEXAR.
To the cred tors of Camille Roos
You are hereby notified that Camille Roos,
of the county of Bexar on the 4th day OF jan
nary, A. D. 1870 executed a deed of assign
ment, conveying to the undersigned all of his
property for the benefit of such OF his credit
ors "a will consent 10 accept their proportion
Il share of his estate and discharge him ON
their respective claims, as provided by statute,
and that the undersigned accepted such trust,
md has duly qualified as required by law
III creditors consenting to said assignment
must, wi'hin four months after the publica-
ton of this notice, make known TO the as
Signee their consent in writing, and within
ak months OF the date of this notice, file
their claims with the undersigned. who re-
sides at San Antonio, Texas, which Ia also his
unstoffice address.
witness my hand this lGtn day OF January,
1890 L. DRRYPUS,
1,O,2lt Assignee OF Camille Roos.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-15
WAGNER & CHABOT.
CITY LOCAL NEWS.

TIPS & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
druggists. H-I'-ly'
August Hornung has 1t.
Towels. J. K. Beretta & Co.
Napkins. J. K. Beretta & Co.
-Damask. J. K. Beretta & Co.
Clothing. J. X. Beretta & Co.
-Neckwear. J. X. Beretta & Co.
Underwear. J. X. Beretts q 60.
Shoes. J. X. Beretta & Co.
Slippers. J. X. Beretta Il Co.
Hosiery. o. X. Beretta & Co.
Lace Curtains. J. X. Beretta &
Co.
White Quilts. J. K. Beretta &
Co.
Try the Alamo steam bread. Inn
Alamo bread. Best in the city. I'M
Tips & Silverthorn, prescription
druggist.
Wanted a good cook. Apply
at 81 Fourth street. 1-l4-lf
"A Union stock yards company
is being formed in this city.
Miss Anna Stanley has opened an
art studio in this city.
That prize fight is set for the Sth
OF February.
Beethoven Maennerchor held re
he irsals at Schools hall last night.
Six of the police force are off duty
on account OF la grippe.
There will be reception at Mrs.
McLeqry's residence on the Dist.
The court house roof is receiving
new coat Of paint.
II. Garcia was arrested yesterday
afternoon charged with theft.
"A party was given ct Mrs. Mar
tin Campbells residence on Market
street last night.
New suit filed in Judge Kings
court: Frederick Lahourcade vs..
Ulysse Grandiean ct al.
The Sunset Wood Co. deserve
much credit for reducing the price of
wood so cents on the cord. 1-l5tf
The electric light on the Mission
Hose cOmpany's reel house was not
lighted last night.
One of Commerce streets large
stores will soon be enlarged by q
building of twice its capacity.
The soldiers will give mas
querade ball at Schwartz's hall on
February "a, st. Valentines day.
The county commissioners will
visit the new county bridges Febru
airy 3rd for inspection.
-Fine.clothing to order at 20 per
cent discount. See advertisement of b.
Smith & Son. 1-14-tf
Twenty per cent discount from
former prices on all suits to order at
B. Smith & Son. l-l4-tf
Tips & Silvert thorn, prescription
druggist. Corner Houston street and
Avenue C..
-Wanted-Two boys, aged IA yrs.
John Routledge, printer, 324 Blum
street. Ills st
"A young man named F. Renouard,
who has been very i'll al the county
hospital, with consumption, was sent
off Today 10 his old home in New
York.
-SpeCial-fOr one week: Our S25
suits and 81 40 pants. Leave order
early. B. Smith Il Son. 1-14-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-15
Plants and Trees.

For all kind of hot house plants
Fruit and China trees go to Mrs. Jen-
ner, end of Camargo street. Rose
trees of all varieties on hand; flower
pots of all sizes for sale at the lowest
prices. Call early and make your Sc
faction 1.7-5m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-15
The LEADING HOTEL IN
The SOUTHWEST.
ALAMO PLAZA, SAN ANTONIO

Hayins been thoroughly Oyerhauled and
renovated throughout, is now the largest and
most complete Hotel in the Southwest. Fine
billiard and bar rooms attached. Hot aid
cold baths. Large sample rooms for con-
n1rcial men. Patronage of the travel ny
public solicited. loooia
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Water Consumers

Are hereby notified that the rents
for quarter to lst of February, 1890,
are now past due. If not paid, the
supply will be cut off without fur Their
notice.
Lost WATERwoRKs COMPANY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-15
CHRISTMAS is COMING.

Are you looking for a present?
Come and see what we can do for you.
Artistic China and Glassware, Lamp,
Silverware, Cutlery, Teaspoons with
your initial, 81 per set. Useful pres
ents in the housefurnishing goods
line.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-15
HAAS & 0PPENHElMER.
Xmas Gr80tinG 10 All.
In Making Ho||iday'PurChases,

III MdklI 1UlluayI vi IllaoGo foE y ssnf to
at this season consist bS hshy S a,
charge fancy all of goods whether stable or are
mean o
expended various VIII procure as many
stores ho'a
few styres Awordto wise Is sufficient"
holiday
would call aud AVOID the great
make unpleasant purchasing
vioust to holidays
Purchasers Gan Have Goods Stored Until Christmas:
Rhadme yards black Srs for s5 F d
black
dn white each and
embroidered cloth piano covers
damisk
qualities SETS SID
borders
screens
baby all the
coaks work ooxe
umbrellas
pocket BOOKS
hndkeches, etc, etc. etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
Ccuntrp Real estate 60 Get

A THREE. STORY basement and under.
"A cellar bricA house; hardwood finished
thfoushoat. No. Isi Csrteret-ave., near
Or,x.I.s,e Jer-ey City liutehts; $40
non:hlI. j. &. SANDERS, 10 Chamocrs.st
AT YONKERS.--To let on war5nrton.
"A ave. hOus- u IL rooms rfit 5000
WA. II. RICHARDSON, agent Yon-
kers.
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Cltn Real estate 90 Get.

CHOICE PRIVATE residence, No. Is
- West lZutn.st. between Mount Norris
sad Lemon aNc-.--EN,ry Inodern con-
NeuieAce; handsomely decorated. Inquire
Oh premises.
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Hela Uanteo.


Females-
T AIDES who will do writing Tor me AZ
Il their home will MAKE good wages Al
dress, with stamp, Miss EDNA ".
sMYrHE, Proprietor Of the Famous Gloria
Water Tor the Com plexlon, LOCK Box 2'oo3'
South BEND, Ind.
WANTED. -Respectabl Yoman' over 80,
w ss attendant to elderly lady must oe
cheerful, strong and willing; Cath0lic pr,
frrred. Call on Mrs. SEABROOh' -
LeNington-ave., between . and ~ ALL VI
after p. III.
w ANTED-For Etruscan art. L1uHs
w home employment guaranteed, n91 70
the sen.supporting please have the kindn re-,
TO lcare 1t alone IT'S painting: .au FL
RUSSIAN ART CO.. West l4th-st'
NJ ANTED.-A cook, In small family, near
w Morrstown applicant must nav rc,oI,''
ncndstIon A. "a thorouchly con petcht cox.
Call 423 Madison ave. this friday morning
between 10 and IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

Very beautiful patterns in Plush and Wool
Lay Robes, also Haness, Saddles,
Brides Clipping MacnIncs. Harness Soaps,
j. sSiLgs OILS and Horse Goods OF every
kind Send for catalogue.
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Aely Uanlco.

Males =.
A tENTs WANTED In every ex} os anu
- 0wii In che United States e'rI4 nv "a. an
o~ner WI buy Tho article; one ao amd r h,s
I,Oas; Send Tor A Circular olrt Or apply = GE3
W. BRIGGS, Z Murray.st. Rooms y anu !.
A GENTS In every town and city for . new
e.n,, a1o useful novelty big yai III ~ ~, f,'s'
Sapltu feouired. Cali or address INC Il "a D.
@AGnINE CO.. 10 Park Place. room. %.
a GENrs.-Ladics or gentlemen. fos as
"a bst paw nR two yeIr.' benens o% "a
dress s'%SSus Tonxsg s1ys In se eSd ave.
YOU ARE OUT OF EAtLJi N NE ~
cured for soSSReepef nsea eclsesoi.. olefts
s a.ess,mea porter. packers dysf, soa'nm ssm
hsnS.. .eam.tss. e eoos. walters, afemeS i aaa
HSFa1fASS' xd Sssst. 'S csy hso.dwv
ANIToR WANTED TO take care o. TWO
buildings on Myrtle ave- near infoop ny
ave-; brooklyn. vino can occupy store ana q
owner, 90 Greene.aye rpBi rcoEiyn.
W ANTED.- Two blacksm this. borseshoefs'
waukon, iowa.
WANTED.-In IN established Wall Street
banking house. al intelligent young
nan Of II " 20 years Of age, having good
ADDRESS and connections; u permanent ana
desirable position TO the right parT. Aa'
ore,s Z. II. T., lis Henfy-st., BrookIyn.
w ANTED.-sALESMEN on salary Or
ENT CHEMICAL INK ERAsINa PEN.
Gil. The greatest selling novelty e ,wa
produced. Erases Ink thoroughly IN s ~
seconds; no abrasion Of paper. 700 10 oVV
rer cent profit. One agents sales smount.a
to 500 In days another s32 In two noufs
We want one energetic general aEchs 'Hr
each State and Territory. sample % ma -
dress THE MONROE ERASER Mo co.
Lacrosse. Wis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

Too SALE -lX;r, fine hay pony. IL
clr. AUvly y. y. BlsDDhEAD. Ashland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

w want. situation TO do washing and
ironing. Inquire FOL East 4th.st.. TOP no0r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

A NJ NO BROKER, but will loan small
"A amount OIL furniture, storage receipts
A. OOODHARDT. Box II. Tribune
ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

~. IFMk\ dr> Tres IT, sell pair bay
VI hcr>c>, about ljl excellent for brongn.
.'4.. .t.u.f. i,.t ~ NAV Ue
seen from 10 &C o'ClG"k to.day at Seamen's
>ta"i... Pa lave. ar1 .etn-st. lnqune for
James Morrison.
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flats 60 Get. Rnfurnisbeo
fnrnlsbe> Rooms

BACHELOR ApARTME Nrs. newly fur
~ nished. 4. West 26,h-st.. near kro1d.
say; single rooms. q 70 80 weekly;
.eayeaieut TO principal hotels. clubs, RS
nuraDb. l. station.
II ACHELOR's APARTMENT. % floor
- aurn shed or unfurnishedl panof Snn =, !,
Der and private bath near "buokihSn,
snsss required. Address LUXUhAooo'
1hbcne Once
FURNISHED or unfyrnished besemsns
. In nist.ciass tosrdi ag ;h9H,s y sc ~ ~.
~ woman who cooks. WINTEhs' fSo ""
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6elp Uante5.

~ANVASSERS.- and female; ener.
u getic people for outdoor work smsll
salary. Apply Art Gallery. IL East l0th.,t.
VAJ ANTED.-A llrst.ciass butter maker
w man or woman. married or single, TOT
a private dairy on a geatl.maa's pisa ,S 10
az, In, 'tio,s unles. accompanied by copies
o. ,eierrncs- ana iuli tat meat OF tenn. r., r:
gpir,d; S. c. HEWITT. Rins~eoa' fA''A''
Co.. d. L
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Real estate 10 Gxfhanae.

L or SALE or EXCHANGE for lots. frtt-
J. cisss fats rent d IN bay ever ID per cent.
Is. SOS1. 3lt. East l2jth-st.
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sc~.~~S~~~~s~>~~~~c~~>~~- ~~~~>~r~~-~~~>>"~~~~~~~
-SkANDnAC l. o.,
a III. y7A. SIC nseeneSA
NOVELTlkA
UlteAan hookAwAyA
Cesps Reckawayt,
n. Tep SSsoisA
WaR0netteA.
1wo-WheeieaA
vintage CSfG
koea WASoaA,
Top PhAetonS,
Doct6ss' Wago6A
Surrey WaS0os,
fsncy vehlelsas
Bu6keoAr4A
Miniature cAfts,
ssnseo0t MalsaA
1os-A,Dos WaSenA
Road CA1tA,
svHn ssS GiFiEKEST sTYLns.
Lowest prices fcf peompe eeeh:
aAAsAf n T TIE W4s1. SA"'"~'
Own nd
Sccood.AAnd Carriages Abevs Styiee.
oon't Purchase . Carriage In town or OUT
until yeo pay % xiSA
10HN MOORE,
JOHN MOORE,
John MOORE,
JOHN MOORE,
J8HHNN MMS899RREE.
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Bnsiness Chances.

A PARTY having 1000 wishes 10 Join
"A one or more parties with capital In
stotk and sheep raising. Apply 70 j.
KEEP, 81 Cedar-st
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I EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF CoYtlandt ana
D. -hf0sscs sts a follows:
a. M for Slatlng.on and Intermediate points.
a. N. Geneva, Lyons, Eimira, Iochc,tcr. Bnnaio
and the and principal local points. Chaf car W
Lyons and pullman car 70 Suspension hrlden . ,.
III. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
II a. m. for L. and B Junction and intermediate points
'naT n m Tor Tunkhannock and intermediate points.
Chair car 70 Tunkhannock Connection TO Reading and
10 D. H. for Elnira and principal intermediate points
cbar car 20 WikesbaTe and Pullman sleeper 10 Suspcn
sion Bridge ,,., c,, .s ,,,ox,.a,o,o ,o,o..
Chat, car 10 Mauch Chunk.
10 u. M. Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
lon 10 Reading and Harrisburg
= n m for iieneya. Lyons. Emira Rochester Buffalo
and he West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. . - 49,, q A
d. m connect for points In Mahanoy and Hlzeton coal
''S'o'' SUNDAY TRAINS
8 a. N. for Mauch Chunk Hazleton and intermediate
points and IL a. m. for Shenandoah and Intermediate
points. . CO., 49, . ,.-.,,. .,,
u. IN. FOR Geneva Lyons. Emira Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper ~ Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern once. 235 broadway.
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Vtean Gicamcrs
a NCHOk LINE: U. S. MAIL Steamsbips

A NCHOR LINE; U. S. MAIL Steamships.
r,,, Won Plcf ~ T.; R., foot OF Ior0y.st
$. CITY OF ROME sSSnns -'''"4O"N'
49, Saturday, July 90, Aug 23 Sept 20 Oct "a
Ssbin $50. $50. 800. Second Cabin s3 St, 20 soo
Ns,s ,, ,a AXD ?, GLASGOW; VA oNDoSDEnfY2.
uo.n ESQ and $50 Second class $50 stco-,c sdn ~
s,o, This steamer ,ss om Anchor Lne piers Freatiso
= hEXDEisoS ERofhEEs. Bowling orc.o
NORDDEuTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
AZ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
EEW.YORK. soUTHAMPToN AND BREMEN
An a. FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
fnn'rT wed. Jrly o u NJ Wcrra St July TO- a. M
su. ssa Sat, july l., TiavcWcL july q 10
sal. We'd, july 10 D.. m I'm. sat. July 20 noon
rsrst cabin, el01 aud upward berth according " or,
~ secIEd cabin, go and 500 berth. Si'cFsrc CWcs
.s~ OELRICIS g. Co. No. . Bowling Green
MATE LlNL-BETWEEN NETWORK,
Win -TAiS as O AND MoyILLE lLoNDONDEKKYl
srArrIo LIALkPOOL. LONDON. DUBLIN. &c.
c M " PINNSyLvANIA. .Thor,day J,ly H. a. M.
ssd tom y, eksts sos to 90 steeraee tickets
CclsmS part o. Europe at lowest rate. From pier
passssss sGIes South tery nrookynN For freight
broadway. N. Y. Storage once Fl broadway.
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RAILROADS..
De N n S Wv a nj a
RAILROAD.


or AND AFTER JUNE -. 1890.
Trains leave stations foot Dc-bro-.es and Cortnndt
s s.c" IT, a. follow" FAST LINE FOR the West Pullman
estbuic sleeping and raElor Cars. Arrives GleyeaHd
wsPor5 ,' Lock Haven ma and enoSC Except sundiy
1890 %I!' M-f TIE SSfhsVwSc!S6EK AND CHICAGO In
drawing and sta.e Room, SLEEPING, nin1g smoklgs
SssnosrSpncTs ard IyicwGitcS bathroom b:i
sexes ladies maid barber shop l1fnfy and an the
and movable ciecri, aht,. Arrive, Cincinnati 40
200 F. a. ST., foU1s cr1c&Go AND CINCINNATI
.iS.s tSsS 6aS. and Aivds a.
cinnau II 90 q. -. Chicago 5cO p m. ana D. LOUIS
.5oPG nj re- Exrnrss f2s Rs sp,
cne@ns and Me%p$s s1n'yypPia E3 a Sin Dnn s
fp5 ;STod ' and GscssS % 'u HI
n2 80 p M Chicago % p onn nc q e c a
4, sod Toledo iSaly excep: SATURDAY. p,uu,o nnr..
oc "H,ecphs ~ Xcw.Yors to Ccago NerYSrE to Mem
toS%Sg. : D. "'. ci;ysaad y, next G eay.
n and dn 5 @ 'f s 90 ana for ; ca TG9"g e ON Oh
G', IS AND SD' T So SOUTH
sady except SUNDAY, iO:io arrive wasnnstc oP
Dn&S siri i've ws s. z 3 p q so
sGS fnS 800 p SUNDAY ra C snG 2 So Fr Hs'2s
@ G"2 p and 6h R1aS Way and F 'ssspe
For Long Branch, Point Pleasant ard n,crmeGatc ia.
noDDS Wt ta !t ~ ~ % ~ ma 05 ~,
Saturdays only 20 J.. M SUNDAY : - 9 20 a M.
5:15 y. M. 80 sion ~ Asbury Park sunday
For Atlantic city. 80 y. ". Uhrcueh Bur"t Pnror
Car and Day Coach Weekday com cts fbr Cap" NAV.
and with through car for Browns Minis and Beach
Haven
For Old Point ana Norfolk New-York Philadelphia
Norfolk Railroad. 90 daily except Sunday. and
100 p. m. daily Via Baltimore and Bay Line. 2:l0
Y. N. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ENlrcSS Trains leave follows
20. :: 40 5 90. 30 90 Chicago Limited with
Dining car and 10 10 Washington Limited and 90
M. II 20 co. 40 = .OO , 80, 90. 20, > go,
500. $3.50. 500. and 90 D. NJ and 2l' nisht'
Accommodation. II no a.. 40 and 90 y. sun.
days. Express G:5. : 30 900 90 Limited, and 10
a. M 700. 90. 20. 90 $40 90 md 90
r. nn and l. 10 night. Accommodation. : 90 j.. ~.
The Ncw.York Transfer Company VIII call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences.
For timetables of local trains apply TO any ticket agent
OF the Company.
CTAS. +. PTGlf J. L. WOOD,
General Manager. General Ias,'r Agent
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FOR P!HLADELPIN, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
STEAMBOATS,.
MORWaCHElNE:
STEAMBOATS,.


ISLAND NIW.LO.,DON. N0EW H. VIII A. MVYl( y,
'ttf\S ali uolnts NOKfli and EAST. ~ EAMt.tto
ioatr Pier 10 NORTh RIVER. ncNt per above Di-S
IH0>St, SlKl.lr FLRiiN, DAILY lSundays excepted
% y. $500. .,..,.r.,,>, ., ,e .o,rtry o,er sun
a., r,r' Tor tho round trip to New London Pequot and
for; q. to Norwich, the Rose Of NeT,tnHland
~, irlrt, GOOD VI Saturday night. down Oy steamer
leaving Norwich following sunday at D. No. New'Lonaon
y u i""'KErS and srATEEooMs SEcI u! a. D. =;
eGI 3.i 3i7. 3jJ 800 ~ ~ ana 20 BFoadway o -
Pp nG onces Wcstcoti PIER 40 and On
a. ed ,TIiiiECk BAGGAGE from HOTELS and RESI-
1 W 4 Is - q. w. BRADY. Agent.
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THE BOOK OF oPEN.AIE SPORTS. octave; 500
pages. illustrated. The standard authority on
American open.a amusemcns Rules for sailing, swim.
MINIS ball playing shooting horseback riding &C.. &C., In
Enertsning and universally compiDened nv the pfesA
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RAILROADS..
NEW.YORk, ONTARIO AMI WESTERN Raj"
WAY COMPANY.

trains leave foot Of Jay and 4od SIS a. follow
JdS-st, "A. IA, i-G-sL, a. M, for CampDeh
Hail MidGetown, Port Jervs, Monticello, EaisOurg
Liberty, Hancock, Walton, Delhi Ldmeson. Norwich
Utica tonc, Oneida, Detroit Chicago ana points Wr,t
Jay;st.. go 4Zd.st, 30 a mi for Campbell
tons. Mlcdle;own, Bloominebure, EIcntNG, Mountain
Dale fallsburg. Hureyyille, Liberty, White Lake. ,
Jay-st, D. m I'D St, 10 p. for Campbell
Hall IaAes Moh6nk aad Minnewasla Walkl Valley Sta.
Monticello, fallsbure. Iurleyvlle Liberty, White Lake
Kockland 49,
wall orr, NILS Stony Ford, Campbell Hall. Middletown
tJayst 9 90 p. H.. 42dst is p. III. for Middlctown
FallsIurc Liberty. Walton. Norwich oneida OsweRo
Rochester Niagara Fa Detroit Chicago and points Wet
Jas-at. / 80 j. 42d-st. 10 p. M Ss,uIddys only ;
for Campbell fan Mlddletown E"nvllle, Port Jervis
Fal. burG Liberty, White Lake, ROcklaud
DsiV tArourh. Othcr trains daily except Sundays
pullman drawinRroou and sccpugcar bcrhs reserved
A BrOafvay New. YORK.
" j. c. ANDERSON g. p. A. 10 Exchange Place. N. Y.
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Gonntrn Doaro tl)aric0.

A SmisS GENTLEMAN having highest references de.
psIn IN private American family; accessible
SWITZERLAND. "A West 85t6.st WIN ''
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Is EXCTRSI
NL\N.IIANt,N. 75c.

A. EXCLUSION good days.. 81 :5; -
s,cane-s e. II. NORrfAM ana CONF lNENTAi. ieaNe
Peek slip Pier g. H. r. T ana Vim p .peca trains
q, 'NEpIDEN HARTFORD SfKi NHtlti.p ,HvI.
VnKE &c Through tickets sold ana haRgage ihoched ~
- Hrcc,S,yav Newly DIRK and Court-st., brooklyn
c,ur RooK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS. octave: 500
/ PAGES illustrated. The standard apthority , On
MINI bah playing shooting horseback riding &C. fc
ana universally COMMUNICATED by tho prcss
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"Scorod immediate success. News.
1.-THE King sailed into favor and anchored the
high OF success. ''1elcgTam.
~ decided may he orded. Mail and Ex.
press.
The opereta Is the best Of the three presented 70
audiences 'Evonlnc Post.
The manner In which IL received left doubt -
% its popular success. Evening sun.
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ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.

- - drew aud DIAN HICHMOND leave gold
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

"a quite bright performance - Herald.
"Will md abundant enteTtainment In The Sea King"
Sun.
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comic opera this citv."-Press.
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far az tho book f. concerned tho best.f-TimeS.
There Giscoyeabe reason why II should not keeE
Palmers Theatre open FOR profitable run Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
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The Newtown bee., 1890-02-14

The New England Baking Powder is made from an entirely new formula using no Cream oi Tar tar therefore healthier. Some facts about Cream If Tartar Baking Powders taken from the New York World, July 26, 1888:
 nr F.. II. Bartley, chief chemist of the Brook lyn Board of Health and equally prominent as s vShich ferms the chief ingredient in sr many baking powders, IS, Tn the Oplnlon oi al who have given the snD}ees propssT sr ate tt,is reason bread made with cream oi tartar Dak- ing powder, or with the old fashioned mix inferior to that made with other preparations. The exclamation is very simple Whenever cream of tartar is used in the kitchen It IS changed chemically and becomes Rochelle Salts n cathartic, q medicine which so IT, ritates the stomach and 1ntestines that na- ture sets up an inflammation and sickness fo expeI it from the system This expulsion fakes the form of cramps, diarrhHa and dys- entery Besides this, the salt produces indi- gestion dyspepsia and consiipaslon as,es. mher it aggravates them and, in many of these h. stances, aids ill starting the latent diseases. Each cream of tartar baking powder CT eire pre- When this is baked It makes twO-pound loaf which contains one half of an. ounce of Rochelle salts. Melltosdo pe9pae ea. on a.r II men two pounds per diem. The former. therefore, take into their system a quarter of snits sa H. every day The former certainly injure themselves, while the latter are rninieg their syssemi g naina is inc sreat mortality and sickness among working people. The endless falk about pure and impure cream of tartar and baking powders is of little or no significance. ii seryes however, to conceal the more i'm norfant physiOlOgic act that they are changed to Rochelle salts. an injurious and chemical salt.n
 NEW ENGLAND TEA COMPANY,
 124 rairfsld Avenue, Dridssport, Com.