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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

Adams, Mamie
Barnes, Mrs NJ ] E (3)
Blair. Mrs Tillie
Blaine, Laura E
Boyd, Mrs Whey
Bryant, Mrs l. +
Black, Mrs N NJ
Carr. Fannie
Carroll, Mrs Sarah
3 Cummings. J B
Cobb, Mrs Alice E
Coleman. Luna
Day, Mrs Scott
Dill, Annie
Donnelly, Mrs B q
Dyer. Mrs F q
Fisher, Mrs Alice
Gray, Annie
Hall, Eva
Hill, Flora
HarWood, Laura
Junemsn, Mrs F
Johnson, Mrs S G
Jones. FL
Kemper. Mrs Elvira
Kendall. Mrs Louisa
King, Rosa
Lee, Claude (2)
Manian, Mrs Bessie
Martin, Mrs Annie
Mitchell, Mrs Carrie
Mulholland, Mrs B
Monroe, Katie
Mclaughlin, Sable (2)
McGrath, Mrs
Ney. Mrs NJ T
Peak, Maggie
Pearson, Matte
Rurauldth, Fertile
Rowland, T NJ ID D)
Stone. Esther
SmyChe, Mrs Annie T
Sieber, Mrs L
Seiber, Lena
Scott, Mrs Amanda J
Samuels, Mrs NJ
Tucker, Mamie
Thomas. Mrs Matilda
Tarbor, Mrs Annie
Noodley, Annie
Woods, Mabel
Mary
Welsh. Addie
Hells, Mrs Mary
ETHAN, Juda x
l1ams, Mrs Kittie
II. Strawn 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
RAILROADS..
NEWY0Rk central

- 3dg ONLY RAtLRoAD STATION IN The O1Tn
Trains leave as follows; -
10 4. M.-FASr NAIL. For Albany, Cuca' Sy'Hsu'~
l.oebester, Batavia anu Buffalo =, ,rurTEn An.
1000 4. M.-CHICAGO VEsIIBCLE LlMiiIO' ud'
1890 4. H.-wEsfERN DAY ExPREss-Daiiy except
700 Noon.-soUTHwEsTERN ..vEsTIBTLEEo LIN
llED-Due Cincinnati 10 90, Indianapolis Ia ~ d. M"
$50 +. M.ONokfH SHORE VEsTIBULE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at Q ;l6 a. m. Chicago 4oo D. H." neA'
600 r. Mast WESTERN ExPREsS.Due Chicago
300 Cincinnati 6 80 y. M. ST. Louis 10 IL nv,
7.3o T; MIADlRoNDACK, MONTREAL AND Bo"
9.1J =. MIST ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO tx.
FRfSs-Due Indianapolis II 20 p. m. neA' day' 81
FIsHKItI 5SEWByRGH, PogGHhKE d RHINE !,dys
vi IS a. M i-, IS 80 also fSr PCgsS;
r. 20! 30 Is 81 80 S'a' :5S4 $ - 49, ~.
noon 49, $50, $50, 90, 1925. 80. rs p
2 g. 90 g. 80 n s 90 1 IL e.
UIiCA' HND SET: as. 10. 10 90 liz 80
a ~. II 100 noon, so, 90, 80, 9;lj D. NJ NJ 90
ROCHTsTER-oIO,. 10 90, no 80 a. NJ 100 nooa.
BuFS PG OG 80 10 90 Pho So M n r 90 noon So
N1sS 90 49, ft SIS M 1000 40 30 a. m 70 90
IpS6 &C S ~ kxp MoxrREAt7
a E 80 aS e nyho 10 90
81 g. e VIZ mAhEES T BfvEisios
tickets and space pa ia Sleeping Car, apply at .9s
9'1 ss'% % SP e 81 e. so@
Sk Sss 5G ca and e ss Bed
We,tcotts E1pre-s eas for and gheck. baggage from
hote, and Tcsdces through :. deinason s,,n.,,
90 TAIN. hose leaving at PIP 70
5 j5H %6T srGFIH sFf 6ly iS3
General Manager Cent Passenger Agent
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tdchtrs.

NTRICAN AND roELI"N TEACnLl'H 49,
- '.,f.Etl,rc, schools and Families. Apply :"
49, Mrs NJ. j. NOuNG-fCLIoN. - mon >'"''',-
pr,N1 TT \CUERS. American and Foreign. Nuup.l'H
,,t'. any locality. no charge J. rhri. want q.
t,',tion f,| form ~ stamp j. V ~ 500
IWn - - Ny.t,- American school Bureau w lft'->'.
,,-rt,% and foreign professors. tuor> c"N"tl"'e''
\ AID tc,rhcr- ot all bian'hg, s., -"pl'"o i' .- IL
Ir,. and families English. French ','nIh ana ,iii
.n,>rt MIRIAM COIElEEE. 80 'th-iN'' cor -'''.'
nr~>r.> TEACHERS AGENCY J. li,' I'''',.
ii ,upl., competent "a her,, Tutor -D nL .',,i,
~ nils. &c.. an branches i'~ith' thH '''.'''~
rugli~h t.rnpn. T'cIch Spanish -i"N+''
r,,Wo TEACHERS o. commercial Atinu'l wan ''
/ IN nan, on. business arithmetic simply Joy cow
r.fr.l college $1,000; the other 81 ~, I'll, :.
tvIcViI'iug also. for .i} schools N''''''' ~ nm
AGENCY. 80 BloiG"1v
u,FACUFE WANTED -FrstclleS man a, stn-.'-
/ and Instructor m military t'rd.- in . imi"N N"''
O., snail bows. At.r.~~ =. &. ~.. u Ola. f'"h.
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CrvTpAIPNLROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

4 FOOT IT Or LIBERTY.sT: North RIVER
ao T"f for 'P Pa.tS to p Maueh c6uns wkesb.rr.
scranton Reading Harrisburg T.magga ShsmoAn sun,
S HSry Wial.iGT, and d" scranton S
oo M o for Fa,ton and Mauch chunk On Sundays.
Ea.on Mauch chunk ana >h Ws9Sb Chunk wkcbarrs
Eadqe fS4oash bt sHe ca;
to for Ea,Sn s MssSA &c, Snqq sm,g Essd IT..
Az n m Tor Easton. Mauch chunk Reading Harli.
burg WiIAcsbarre scranton Tamaqua Pot''Aie' Shamo
H. SE T FSa '2 %.a Af2 tSSa4 Reading Harris
burg SS IN ,.I q sa 30 RPil en-.
@ 80 R,l ar S' I i:i 5Ss15; ia
For freehold a, Is, IS, II Is m, 80 3d.
Eraqe9 and points S 0g9 20 % RCin n sss,r
e>cSp. ocean Grove and A>bury Park 90 m, 400
p FED E,os ss ss 80 M H. 80 20
FOR LAKEWOOD,
. a. IL a H.: 80. 20 ) 10 p. m. SUNDAYS.
FoT Tons River Barncsat Park and Barnecat as
+ En- q , T Civ vinSand and Brdgtoa
y ~ p icnnou,h Beach and seabreht SIS. ii:j
a. M ] 30 80 u. m.
FOR PHIIADEIPIIIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
r., pbu,d.phi. at 80. -. 300 II 80 a M, J 80
go oS 60 a. 0G g cJ 20 i % Di cso
y ~ II 10 night. a.. ,,,. lii, -, q. oo :, a ,,,.
For Baltimore and Washington d1ly at 90 o1
,, sandal A. m - 90. 3 ~, 90 y. m. II - n!snr
Train. leaving At -, II 80 a. m. go 90, ov5
80 ~ M ~ Is night. except satIIdsy nght su" ia.
Z 20 ; 90 Il 90 p M. have connection Tor Keadhs' liz"
hsputs: inp',,S and Wiamsport Via Phadcphis a. %
NJ / 20 Buffet Parlor Car. : 30 y. NJ II 10 nllsmsn'
ct&c,pt saturday night SUNDAYS .; 100 D. A. =, ss,
Ticket, and paor-tar >catS can be procured az IL,
Az Gii / 10 1923 Roadway, ~ uthsNe. -, 80
,5;,h.t la Fast l2Jh->t, Nrw-lork; COuit,t" ooV
rrIfon. st. 9S broadway. Brooklyn $50 . u..r
Srv. York Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana ehes
baggage from hotel or residence
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DEN N SYLVIA MIA
RAILROAD,

on AND AFTER NOVEMBER -, 1890.
Trains foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland
o:ee 4. M.z7TmE FAST LINE for the we.s pga@s.
53j a. M. Columbus > 80 a. NJ Chlcago ? 90 ,; H.:
Wsmo r' o S2 aV and Remove, except sunday
1915 pS joT w. fFiE XSr ftgf3RK AND CHICAGO LIN
IT'D comPo,ed eYsus'ely Of Pu nia Es,oDg!e
Dr"ng ana stat Room SeePmg Rn,ni, smoking
stcno pnrr7 and t'pcvriter bathrooms Tor both
Fences Of home or oiace. Lighted By statlonsrr and
chicsso % a. ~ nest dsy ,'',
200 r h2 ca@AG Sp &g car GaNf from Xt
YorH and Dnng car fi2m rnladrp s e ~ LGpi. ;:
columbus. Arrives Cincinnnt 10 % m. Chicago
300 ,. M and II. Louis 40 p. H. next dag. Con
$50 p, ". I'm WEsTEEN EMPRESS tor all point. "a
sleeping Car Nr.York To Pitt,burg 81 Louis. Chicago
car YYo.H & to and Pullman Dining car
Ptt-burg to Richmond and Chicago Arrives az Ciacla'
Icai, 90 a. H. o 'i Iofons H. tcaaest fog VIII
Fal, Cleveland and Toledo dsily Except SATURDAY,
500 NrNcES xF EE,sc x r Yos to E Ms
pm, ia tn shenandoah vqll~y arrives we%St,yI 80, az
.a s aaT At clss ~" o5 @ sccoad morns Con-
net, for rolDio daily. and for Cory. Erie The Oh
n.LTIMomr. " Wa- 81 AND TME >orrm.
W yl 6Sni Gaf 2oEY".H to d Bamor" day except
SUNDAY 1910 a M arrive washington Man, gI > e. r,,
at sG 20 p m arTye wa.hnqon % p H cgqia,
s1s 90 9 and e Is asht For BatmSTc ony
90 D. m. Sunday G:l5 and : 80 a. m. 80 , 90
and 90 p. and 10 Is night. For point, on 'ne,a'
poake and Ohio Raway and Cincinnati Slc,p~f''
For D Lons Brincb Poin, Pleasant ond ht:mcdste ',s
tioa.. weekday. $40 =. M, II 30 ana . ~ p ".
sunday. - =. NJ Is p IN. do not stop az ASou'y
Park SUNDAY.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY ! 90 p. m. Through Day Ce.cgl
weekdays. CONNECTS for Cape Nav and BroNn Mitl PIN,
For Old Point and Norsik. via New.fork PhlsdegIns
and Norfolk Ralio1I : 90 m. daily eNceI. sung "a
and 90 D M daily; Baltimore and Bay Line, = III
=. weekdays. -u,,,.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
20 : 90. ) 90 SO . 40 Chicago Limited. With
Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Limited. and j 90
a. M. I2:2O 90, . 10, 3 90. 80, 90 80 90
500. $50. 800: and 200 H. and 90 I. 10 night n
Accommodation, II 10 m. 40 and Z 90 p m sun.
dav. Fxprass g :lj 80. 90. 10 Limited. and -
= m. 90 i:CO. 30. 90. 80. 90. and ? &C
u M and 10 II night Accommodation, 90 y. M
The New.York Transfer Company w cal for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through 20 gr,sto
for timetables Of local trains apply TO any ucke, agent
." III ~ - 'pTGU J. :. WOOD.
i,'..r.,aI Manager General Pa>s'r Agent.
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%ToR LLOYD IS. co.

NEw.yoEK. SOt'THAMPrON AID BREMEN.
Steamers san from per 100, "a v, Ii'bo"en.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS;
Lain. We'd. D.. =, a. u. Saa " d. Jan - III
Xi,r We'd, Dee 81 a. N. Lam Wei, Jan: Il p N
eir,t cabin s75 and Upward berth sc..,dns II 90.
rates Oi.LRlCHS CO.. 40 Bowling Green:
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Jnsirncilon.


For BOYS and Young Men-OouIiJ
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INnk.ng Commercial Law. Penmanshlp. rynnv 1nr &C.
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pron,res for College or Business ,...
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l. members Of the family. ana ma, "N'''"''
teachi,g: laboratories. +. b. KNAPP. ;. -
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~ sand send for illustrated catalogue
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Send for circular. -
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,,ur prFKSKIII MILITARY ACADEMY, ,,,o,,o
o'@ G&GiIY :. liLbfX, A. NJ, NJ. D., Principal.
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A. EW-Y(K O\T\ RlO ND WESTFR'

~ HE Bh or OPEN.AIR SPORTS. octave 500
j pages illustrated. The standard authority on
ming ball ying shooting, horseb riding Sc &C. in
fun. 81 peopy. Published by The Tribune New YORK
Enertain aud universally comDunented By the press.
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CoparincrsI)ip Notices.

rUUE UNDERSIGNED. DESTROYS of forming
"a limited partnership under the Statutes OF the State
OF Tha the naae or drm under which such partner
shin +, To- b. ccidrcted IS HARVEY FISK Sons; 30
% That The general Of the business intf dd 70 be
by sch t9eThp G 9Iy sat su m TT
genera % % ] and residences OF all the general AMI
special partner, interested IN said partnership are a. io
nT,ThnvEY EDWARD FISK, who resides at No 1e5 Wes'
5Sth street in The CITY OF New &, tho Stat.
CHARLES J. FIsh who resides al flai"ne'u !" U' ''
rLG>Y FISK who resides PIanneld in the State Of
ALEXA%Dfh .. FISK who resides az so 10 East Goth
the general IcT, 3nd ., ~ 70 Fast Goth Street in
10y the ~ citg YIN Of NeT W. r,4'' - ''
TWO iiT'TpRED THOUSAND DOLLARS a. capital ."
'"f Tha. tr period At Which the sad PARTNERSHIP is to
commenrc is the ELEVENTH Decembor 1890 and tho
pT,o%a d., az g4g9 1G Ser caS IA nrhp Is 70 ''' ~
s. mat the ornrr geu'ra partnership dong 6Uslnc,
b dah Of Iay{ t,A and th't sa sry k sr
XIX f6S ce bar y,p f psf:n r hr ras anu '
Dated th, l0th 1ay Of bccente lS,o ,,,,,,,n rrSK
rHnifNSY IfIsh'
ALLX =. FISK
LOUISA LisK5, p,.,,..
CITY ATp CoryTT =, OF N|Y2 sS Icroe me person
ay ON ann @' i"D oS Boy ra%a nARIEY TGWAP fi>E
ri FISK ard L6rIll sR to me- i Known
Ia" persons d." cib"1 in and who \cutu ,,, %
i"'''''y '>'''' '''- ''''''' MAX r, KFLLEyRro
crTX >NR GorTT FIX OF 5 Sl% Sa2 y That
one - tha general partner, maud c a1o," C~rtncatr
ara ti9l ~, me ,rrc9 a ,iri in aid certhra,, naud
W Common ,ca Of I'D partnership h., 'f" ri i< SKA
''' ,oTa ' b., ~. , ION a. Q nc,sn2gr lS9o
Noi1H Public. y y to-
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Ocean Steamers,

TROPICAL TOUR $50.
IA Tourists can visit Jamaica and her GREAT la
HIRITION remain there l. days, including Boafu anu
po.;dence at the CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL, A.
Ki,rson or tour Of tbs beautiful Island by the ATLAS
LINE STEAMERS for $50. with The option OF eAteIu
ING ;he.r tip at the rate OF
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
10 Hayt and Colombia. Accommodations hrstciAs',
PIN. TUEWOOD Co, AF'nts - SiAt. 3d. ~ l.
THOMAS COOK BON, Tourist AaehcI"
ANCHOR LINZ &. S. MAIL etcamships
n EIW. YORK and GLASGOW. Va LONDONDERRY
Per Al y. t.. foot Of Lcroy-sL d..
,TrinacGis. d., -, a H. :" nor Ian - ." IT,
Ciic.S..l Jan. lc: u it.'op., .I'b. {" 5 D. BE-
-Thi, steamer 30 not passengers. ,,,
CABIN, $50 a.d 500 S-,pgd ,i>s~. 30 storage. ~
N'I "fr tlcEols and flGther inforu at Oh Apply 70
HI.NDINSON BROTHERS A:en's HoNlhR "'''n:
NOMPAGNlE GENERALE Tran>atanligue,
" FRENCH LINE 70 HAVRE EHElY SAT i:DAf
touuEfV' PR 80. ~ EOth RNcr IL -"H -
* EOIHGOGNT. FrsugDul. Sat rday Dec" =, 0 8. d.
ia BEErAGNI, e.. Iou--c.ln Satuf! i' ,Hn. ~ e. ,
A. FORGET Gcnerai Agent 40. y wing "rre'
WpOETt\T NOTICE TO MERCHANT :
i SHIPPERS TO BRAZIL ANp IiiI. ,IE ~ !; i,'iN'
Inc Iuit.d STATE ana Bi1lu MAI >iaM.l Z o. o..
re-u-rt,ulI, no'Ifs f0rt ana after Nl.pNiNbN p ~,
JAS AIRY. 1891. th.f VII o-i"i ''''l M -
N.iI.ENNII. WEDNESDAY iom E"yIt Pi'f u '"..
po,t Ncu- a.. IT Thomas Martinique. y lH"''i'"
ol,r-. Biiiado- and brazilian pol,-.
Rr,urnin. 10 Tinted state on" ~ me 'H!i'f .'.'
| shin, Viii payc I.io q" Isuciro LNIH hlIlENA ,
/ NAIL SrEi M~IIIP COMPANY. MA- Hu'ld"F. % Broad
/ - y uft.
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Gin propcrin for Sole
IOl; SALE
A. ii6 aud rs Wr,t ilh.'t-
e,rgan' iocation. n'at "a - 't'l'""'
Itrf.tt loo every detail.
p.-.,.. dc~ltluv 10 purchase ~'rirN hI''i' '"'''
h.J .,,rinr tlr,r thoroughly before purchasing '''-
,t.,.. urtr,. reasonable. always "lrn ,.,u
,,'iir NND rII'ol tONl'ANN, % lhb'iN'Ht'' New
NG&. IOIN CO\E Builder.
,v,uE oNIY Ho,NI. under $50 coo on t pes, n"N M
| civ. elegant, decorated m lril''' uN'I Id,r,..
A 49,, 1tth.-t.. 1ilbtnc Branch once
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FOR PIHLADELPIIIA, BALTIMORE a
WASHINGTON.
\ ERICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

pAssTNGTR TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlands ans
m for siatington and intermediate points. .,
q m 70. Geneva, Lyons, Elmira. Rochester Buzz,
.,S the Nest Pottsyile and principal local points eh
car 20 Lyons Pullman car u suspension 3fidge.,
81 "A m Tor Mauoh Chunk and in:eimedat points.
II a M for l. and b Junction and Intermediate pon~'
ensr m Tor funkhannOck and intermediate points 0nh
ear 70 Tunkhsnnock. Connection % Reading ana hs''
burg. ,.,, , ,,r,o.,o,, ,,,,r,, .s,,,e nolnts.
Chair car wkcsbsrre and Pullman sleeper 70 su'VH'
Bridge. ,,....,,. >,,,oh c,,,p and t,ts,med!sn
points Chair Mauch Chunk Lab.
p'n IN n m Tor Mauch Chunk and Intermediate poln@
Connection b. Reading and Harrisburg. - ,-,,.
n M for Geneva, Lyons Elmira, Rochester Bnuiss
and the West. Pullman sleeper I" Lyons ana s1'pe"'
Trains leaving at q. M u a. m. p n ana a,s 80.
n M connec: for all points IN Mahanoy aud HaIletea S0
'es' SUNDAY TRAINS. ,,.
a m for Msuch Chunk, Ha1ieton and internees,ss,s
points and IL u. M for Shenandoah ana lhtefneu'
10 D. m for Mauch Chunk and in;elmcdl.e point.
n m Tor Geneva. Lyons Elmrs, Rochester, fIhAss
ana the West. pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and Suspeh'
Ae General Eastern ONCE o35 Broadway. -
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Ocean Steamers.
~ AVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
~ CiiY OF EiEMING1IAH Filaf, Dee. ~. , y. m.
-. CITY or Ai%l STA SATURDAY, n''"Si - T.. ~
- KA\Xc&&HH cIlY wcdn,dly D~enCr, 81 . T. ~"
Connecting WIN Ccn1l Railroad Of Georgia and Ha'an'
nan. Florida and West"fn Railway ~ AZ nomt' "a
GkONGIA, FLORIDA. SOUTH tAhoLlNA. ALA
ENMG ana LOUISIANA. Cn.urpa,sod accommodations.
iir.t ca,, dnoc Fo. freight 1nG p1s.asc ipply 70
East; 4: I'd Y r. r,5,s
II L. WALKEE. Agent Ocean steca9.,hlp Co.
LNOR JAMAICA Via Rail 10 Port Tampa.
STEAMSHIP Jr&IA
agpSon'ds e., All ro5t TIM IN, HSDAY plCEM
Eastern Agent eGI Broadway. y Y.
NEW-l YORK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
| ~ From per, 10. and H. East RIVER a. N.
| for Havana. rrOgreso. Camptcnc. L'Ruhs FEOnterA
! a, Tan!pico I1Ngan. and Neft , NM
YUMIEi Havana and Mexican Ports Sat. Doc. 81.
{ OF ALi.E GNDKIX. Hay aud Minianz@,w.d, Dee. II
CI.lIABA, Havana ana Mexican port sat, Jan. 8
NIAGAltA. liza ana and ~aeu, We'd, Jan. :.
tlENFU EGOS NASAL santiago de- cuba ana Cenfuegos
Irl.. Jan. ..
Eos :un Ior.gIat5.. trc' 81 pe'..6G' Apply
PED STAR LINE.
Ii FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
-o,p ssiiing for New hyI,, 9nd A"tntt1g t@ectiv
EIiNNLAND.. "Wednesday. January = Z a. ~.
Cabin Rates First Cabin SIS and upyy.M Excursion:
fErE8 WRIGHT & son. CENT AGt,. Bowling Grssa.
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wv EST SHORE RAILROAD, y. Y. {.

w EST SHORE RAILROAD. y. !. T., a
IL; L. T. T. Co. l.ssee-lrs n eaEe Wei Wiz fori
Jay-~t.. New York Hamilton London pe -
and Chicago slO:l5 NJ, ) Is D m = 10 p NJ ,s
Louis ) IS Is D. M Toronto 40 is a. m, 10
= 10 p. Bufalo Rochester suspension Bridge NsiS
IA FAILS Utca ana Syracuse, 80, 10 10 H. cs
10 =. M and all 80 a. M. runs only To tca "a
ton 3 80. = Is 10 Is all 80 "A. m II 90 D 10 rs
10 u. Catskll and Albany 80, = 10 w rsst
all 80 a, M; si:oo. do SID p M tra9s'on,
SO all 30 a. 4 H. ~ 100 30 . 10 80 M
y l3 III 10 y. m. Montreal ana canada East ID t,
Is pm Elegant sleeping for Buffalo Ni3gafa
Detroit Chicago and st. Louis on all throngh Fan:
"A /, Leave BrOahyn. Via Brooklyn Annex: alO;3o g. ~
90 D. M jersey city. u. X. H. Station. II 20 T. a.
30 y. Daily. Daily, cNcep. saturday. All o nap
trains daily except SUNDAY. For tickets Timetables,
or sleeping mediation, information app
offices BrooSlyn- 1888 Washinpton-st. 126 Fuon,t AZ
Office foot OF Fulton.>l New York city 513 ,,ss,
9+2. l21l Byoadway lf3 Bowrr ~ Park race % ,al
Ip5th.st West Shore stations foot West i2d--t
loot of Jay.st North River. {. T.. LAMBERT uen~~
Passenger Agent, 5 Nanderbilt-aye., NewYogk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
Apartments Go Get
DROCKHOLST HOTEL

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Any ONE ABOUT TO RENT an apartment shouia
"A examine the
BROCKHOLST HOTEL
Ana,tmcnt House. sjthst. and ColnnbIssv ,,
ne" From ~ looms each;
win or without kitchen; unfurnlshtu
oleo,ov aupontod all In house magnificent n.iroe anu
onyx entrance hall passenger ana freight elevators Iuh
all night. .nt.L oil tho co,vopiencos n, n
hotel ., The price Of an ordinary nat nothing ike them
n the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
REAL ESTATE
RlJSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Business at the Real Estate Exchange YESTERDAY
was reduced into narrow compass. as is na'ura'
preceding the holidays.
Four lots on East Onclmndrcd and-ffteenthS1'
east of Fifth-avc. 25X100 each. with Tour hVe-,,ol,
edt vi n,rti,Iiv erected we're offered under fore
Tn,mrc: the property knocked down TO t"c
nIaintiG in the proceedings for $4,000. ,,.,,
4 vacant plot. j0XlO0, ON west Elgntv eIsn ~,
u cast Of Anlstcrlam-ave., brought f2oooo rom ro
nlaintin i'm the suit. Inmproved properly sun IT,
mains in demand. though at slightly lo"cr pHoc''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
Ncw.york. Wednesday, Dec. "a.

NcN.YOrk Wcdne-daY, DC. "
The following sales were made at the EAchahse anu
A"e'' iot Wcst ssth.,t 80 # OF lOth's'e 2'N
100 = each: y Barney, 10000. ...,. ~ ., a ~
i.tory fai, with lots Fast lljth;st 20 ~ VI
,,baVr lot, 35NIOOIl each; Marx and Moses o''hs''
$1,000 . 49,, 10 700 East 3athst
"a ~ IrAington-aNc, ADJOURNED sine ule'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
For Both Sexes-Country.

For Both Sexes-Country.
"BoAwoop." sruoo,,
HOME BOARDlN. AND DAY oNHNN
BOYS AND GIRLS. ,.. -, ,.,,.r
uoiSn very and thoroughly h'Hleu WIN 'o W."
St,rli,d WIN baths and every conNshlclcr - o,o,.o
Centrally located: near churcn"s Stores anu pno -
i,, in 10 minutes walk of depot Oh shore Line L. a.
NV. a hours Newly York or Boston
Telephone communications.
Fine beating and bathing.
I ato. grounds for all outdoor games. ,., 80, -,
it..,r,u. of ,lupyiU thorough cducauon win al w
ao&ut,scs and comforts OF hone we ir' SUR W. van ~
nov than the ordinary inducements. 49,. l., ,.,,r
n.f teacher, m all English branches, also IN Ia'h
French and music.
Ioi 'I"' " MIR. X. D. GRlSWOLD
..r = erISwpID l.~q.. Lyme. Conn.
"a" " Lock Box 80
ar pEE>HYTERIAL ACADEMl.-Both s'N'N'
X 1Hin Elair Foundation. Room for few moro
NUM-, after tn holiday, Add,e ,,.,, ,.o,~.ro.s.v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
RrnnklXn.

A -A-THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
noardnr and Day school for Girl>. iOth wear opens
Sen, 95 Address for circulars. l3s.l4O MOntacuc-Nt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

TIE LIGHT OF THE WORLD AND OIliEEr n Siii,,
Ahr M,hSS nv Phillips Brooks. Rector OF ITlmIIy
Church BOSTON. Fifth Series. $40, PIP "'''
nmf Il Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
For Both SeXcs-City.

N .NJo-UENEY &. DOB>ON, sole nanufactur'r ana
Is teacher Of the patent Bel banjo, l2'0 BToid"'l
Branch 80 West le1th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
1nslrutilon.

"a r-RrV DE. AND MRS. GARDNERS m
A. SCUOOi. FOR GIRLS t01 1th-aNc. ga yea
v,s GARDINER. Author 81 "lii,tory IN RhNme.'
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-06-04
AN IMPORTANT MINING DEAL,
The Logging Greek District to be Opened
Ore to be Skinned Immediately.

The Logging Creek District to be Opened
Ore to be Shipped Immediately.
A deal which will be far reaching in
its effects on the properties in the Log
ging creek camp was effected yesterday.
A few months ago j. B. Douglas, Irwin
Boyd and J. NJ. Patten " Co. discovered
some very rich leads on Wyman creek
and made some fine locations. Work has
been continued on some of these claims
and the showings made haye been the
wonder not only of all miners of the Belt
mountains, but of old miners who have
visited the celebrated mining regions of
the western states.
The ores taken out are rich galenas and
hard carbonates, and several ASSAYS have
run above SO ounces silver and 81 per
| cent lead.
Heretofore the mines could only be
reached by pack train, although located
only nine miles from the railroad at the
mouth of Logging creek. The deal
closed yesterday provides for the build
ing Of a good wagon road to the entrance
of the mines and for the execution of a
deed by the locators, transferring to Sam
uel Dodd and Dan Carpenter, one mine,
the "America," for the sum OF 800, 900.
Dodd Il Carpenter, the purchasers, have
given a bond to sink a shaft 200 feet in
their property and to m work
within thirty days. These gentlemen
have the means and will push this work.
They also propose to begin shipments of
ore within ten days, bringing it down
three miles to the wagon trail on pack
horses. The first shipment of ore will
reach the smelter here about June 10Th.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-06-04

For rheumatism there is nothing bet
ter than Chambertain's Pain Balm. The
prompt relief it affords is alone worth
many times Its cost, which is but fifty
cent per bottle. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it. For
sale by Lapeyre Bros.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-06-04
The World Enriched.

The facilities Of the present day for the
production of everything that will con-
duce to the material welfare and comfort
of mankind are almost unlimited and
when Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the only
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing and re-
freshing to the taste and prompt and
efectual to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more pop
u1ar it becomes.