davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-01-02

wheat-No. hard, 790s0:; No. 1 Northern.
17Qp7sc; No Northern, 73175c.
Corn-No. 3, 2'Iac.
Oats-No. mixed. 100; No. white, 21K
l2!lbc; No. g. 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

l9c; good. 1lq1Gc; fair 1lol3c; state Dairy. nrkns.
fancy lsc: choice 1Go ne good 1fG ljc fan llG 5c
STATE entire darcs nkns and tubs, fancy, 9c choice
l7a1Sc: good. GlGr fair. ia l3c state DaIJ, rp7
common zoe: Western Imitation Creamery. 'iol'''
ITdlac good 12G1Ic. fair. Zoe; Western Dairy ch9c.'
iGQi7c d. good l3c: do fair "a zoe western fAol
ory June nrkins. Ga lO2c do Factory. jun tnbs "a
Zoe; Factory fresh tubs Halle; fair to choice Iag2F
second, saloc: Dairy and Factory thifd''
ia 70; Rolls fresh sdiGc, fair t. MEM, ANN,
CHifSE- shipper, moderate buyer, OF McliuIn qIn
tir, and III, home TRADE demand /, fnir me se,t1l
feeling j, one stcadlnc~,. STAT" FACTORY HP"un,r
fancy coorrd iCLc do white. l0' lOac october lacS
IOdtO-c prime choice. ?l2d3'ici common 10 a.
Sd93-c part skins 50Sc common skim, -dici ONO ne
fine 9ldIOc: PENNSYLVANIA skins -G--'c.---- 80,
Made "A slight advance to-day light oHcflng- D,nhlu
wo. soncv hat better though chiefly speculative fa1F
PENNSYLVANIA flesh 17c State and Pcnn,y wanna irr.h
I7c Western fresh lie: Maryland fresh Tc; southern
fresh fGalGilc; icehousc, l0dl3c, common TO prime
lined. II 13ac. 30, -,
STGA-KAW-S STRONGER and more active sales o7 mus
and 400 bag. English island ~ l-l6c Tor ~ t-t @Uo
hnc. Pcrnan buco .1Gc for - test: 5000 mats tr6
c for 81 test 100 hhd~ Porto Rico - t> Bloc OooV
lag, Ccntiileal aud f. Bic. f9ir r,nnimg p,ord az
3fGr. Ccnr fucal test .53c REL NED Firm ana
in t,i- demand Crushed 74c cut Loaf 7ac cubes 6''ci
powdered CSC GRADUATED. Gi2c Mould \. 6Nc Con:
factioners' - Che: STANDARD ~ 6t0GNc; OF
5AHGc: White Extra " c." 5l205'sc; Extra " c."
5i-d5s-r.. - -t.-05c: yellow. 4hH i'tc.
STEtRINF-Lard IN light demand; CIV quoted
at Csc: Weston. GNgG'c. oeomarearne. city. at 5+c
Saln- 80 2 city Jic. go
TNTTOW- In fair request and steady. Prime City
orotrd AZ ( 7.1Gc. sale, $50 600 ~ lie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
Railroads..
N MEwYoRMKCENIRAL
&
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart froW
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,


From December lst 1899. Trains leave . follows
500 A. Vi. FAST NEw.YoEK STATE EXrIsEso fer
Albany, Schencctady. Utica. S-Tacuse Agbuf" ,;1.,s
Palace Drawing Room Cars to Buffalo dalr sna u.
Nanandaieua daily, except sundays Ban't hm'@lhg
o'5OA; N. THE YEwYoRK AND ,CmicAG9 . Llsi.
Buirct Smoking and Library Gavin baiD.r saop and
,2o% D9oS , StrIGa Se onpart
g 2" sy s@ r1es S az 56easS 5 at 30 ny
1850 4. ". THE SOUTHWESTERN LIMrTED-for
Wagner VcstlJGic Drawing Room. Dining, Sleeping and
Passenger Coach Thc entire train stean.heat,d and
Io ,a ~ a. 80 Ht RAJ, fFI E% SafiS daily except
%9 R or "S S S.iSSaSi ?S IL
Syae to cs H DiO w ana o4 pans
d. Csr Nsw-Ycrk to Albany serving qnshe9ai;, AND NJ
Ot - EAfkfsS uao N@gSra fs nS SSaso'
win tGrcieh wagner vestGue STEPPING cars. Dn-
ins Car to Albany serving dinner f.. ,o.,o.,,,
Bn@o Nagra ta, ICToajo Sgtean rdS W n@aeI
foE ALBANY. Ui!cA sYEACqsE, KocnEsraE.E.5;
a. M 10 80 a. n u 90 a. m; ?; m' Ivy p No. 40
FOG EN ~ M 70 SO a. 90 ~ h. II 90
FOX ROY, SARATOGA, ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS,
81. ALbANS, AID ZION IKEAI--to 90 a. H., o'oV
5Ei;k SillI,E HILLS VIA HARLEM DIVlsIoN-tlO:3S
FOR u crmiton IN regard TO me above ana az otSf
traus va THIS l' also ioi ucneIo anu spse IA
Room ana Sicphg Gar, Apply a. 1LsnG Gentpa s p
Was,ngton-St KS Futonst ana $40 Bediord-avc f. D.,
.tott r>pre.s calls Tor baggage from
hotol, ana r.,idcnccs through destination.
fDuy except Nunday. Daily except Saturday
Al fTa, Nccp. those leaving at 90 a. NJ and II 90
midnight stop at l7ust stAuon to oNo on passengers
IONS NJ. IOuIEY GEORGE II. DANIELS
General 81 crlut .ndeut trcnDrai Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Behlmer' John + and wife to Iaisrant Industrial Saw.
lgscTs Geor5c ~ and VIE 'd 70 aa maheidsr
cor Oh 9th-aNc J3d.st. year, $1,000.
Same To Bertha Goodman same property. year.
Eaton, vasht g and Bradley L. to NJ II Robertson. s3i
German odd Fellows IiaIl Association to George Ehres
II Of sth-,t Of lst-aye, year. Sl3 600.
ellison. Ei,on r. and Jonn Woodhn and wives to
Union Dimr savings Association OF l33d-rt. OF 18th.
cider P1r;S and wife to Irving Savings Institution.
o'Gornan william ana Herman stur,i r aad wives %
st. , year, = mor,,, 100000.
sam sane. cor Of " lllsave & 1t2dst. years
Harlow, Ellen NJ to Frederic ! Mlddlebrook Of
same 20 samuel Colgate, same property, year.
Jung Anna 3, Charlie, NJ smith and another. Lot 1870.
Map MgIr9,"'>optn' var - Ooo, -, go ,.,,-,,..
Sane TO same. No Jos For,yth-st. year.. $1,000
Klein. Benedict \. 20 Frederic MdtlcbroOA No 100
t [a. y1r s sl5 A0o, nix 70 trustees Of r.oooa,s
Stewart deceased, Of Mad'on-sye. Of l0jth-st.
,ol SANG 70 Maria T,2ver Of Madl'on-aye. Of
sane % trustee, Of william Rhnelander. deceased
OF Mad-onaye. Of l0jh-,t. 3 years. $1,000.
lc5th-,t ypar,. $4,000. -
Logerrc. caro..nr \; to Eugene Croker Of 7eth.
Lanse Johann + ,,ra vf. % 70 H,heer Hospital.
Lay. ta@'1c T. % Jas ovass s's Q: shave Of
MONAGHAN. John. to Join D. Barry Dcyoe.s,, lot %.
cor io,5at I'D ss,b., yS5rs 3 So ooo D'nA'
=. NILE ~ to doria a.. p, G5eS Works Co. s''th.
Snber Wm N 70 Jewett, 22d.st, TIN.
>.aeI"ann Apiew . til; Fast J! Riy oa, Savings
To . Max ot, 10 ' y p55lo OF ground ad'on'
~e y an1 W 'i ia,o IT, TO- ~ y Rhlo and Common
Prayer Book society n 57tb.,t. lothaye years.
w.t'crer J2sgs. to Ehlenoerecr looth.ss. 9th
''| s f5.,s g sE, Y year. 900
%sru H,rran and VII :. Henry sutherland n
Cherrv-,t. ndef month, Zoo ,,,..s s-.s..,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

easier to-day with Is demand Fair Cafeoei quoted at
1850 and 80. : lie. sales, 100 bag Ko on pr
llt,. terms: 5GO bag, at L., 40. : 1000 bags No.
ut 49, e. and Mid grade, dull. Sale; 49, lSsi
jamaica ON private The option market tciG d
lower. aud speculation was extremely dun Ihc mStt'7:
I'm the uord, visible supply and weaker llaNrc adNlr'
the principal bear influences: Opnnf s'l'' M
dcated decline Of l5a2O points. aft,r which th "S
.li.lt recovery. closing steady. HaNrc d"prd -"
r. Hamburg opened shade stronger but closed Weahcf
I'm some ca~~ ~ quoted firm. Regular First . 500
cool second. 90 ENchange UIi'aic,' -. nee ni
bag total stock $50 600 bags Santos receipts 10 600
hae, Receipts Rio July l. 1889 "a January X $3.50
/ ~ 600 time 1850. 26lOOoO bags. rfHo
lmc 1oss. Iottooo bae,o Rcccpts at santo' Jui{ L.
lSso Ibis coo bags SAM timc loss $4,000 bags
I..I.. hnr. IND . hnn N. fnoM-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

thoroughly alive in regard to Whatever he puts upon
paper"
II. Kellar, in article in d" The Home Maker" on
Indian jugglcry explains some Of the famous tricks
Which have puzzled many beholders. Rapid slight
Of hand. not hallucination. is this eNplanatOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

CLASS FOR H1YS
HIS: 4 EETCHUM.


4 -CIRCCLAT.o OF GOOD .HJOLS. FREE; s'a'e
"A. whether g.. boy7 ol gus, c o. country. j.
AVERY American ScLol. Blt,du, We.t ltth.-t, y y.
ID. RIIrZ SCHOOL or LANGI AUS ". -5tt.,,.-
ID Corters4 to4al know, g., ln i," ti.-. clio .iA'
nal Lesson free Br4lch"- u B.1.nya, Boston. IA A.
le phla WASHINGTON Chcas' Berlin dn1 Paris.
TIsH's SCHOOL 0T SHORTHAND AND TYPE
L WRITING. 6o Walls.
ca oi acdi,-- JAMES H. II ".
FRIENDS SEN INAIY Ruiscffori Phce. opr $40
Stuyvcsant square. Th.fteth year. Academic
Primary and Kindefgarten Departments Spe a. atten-
ton 10 Eng sh studio Thorough courses = -'ulF pre-.
paatory Columbia College Tor schools = technology.
No extra change. Catalogues upon Application ODsn-
W. ED#tRD 4 II. ALLEN c. Z. Principal
n NV CLASSES ard NEW COrE~I~ af'.. N.e N,ar''
y IN GtEMAN, FKLNtH q. >PANI~ ana ITALIAN
Private Glasses Private Lessons ard tHr- - - dents
Tcsidrc,s For term, ad!r,-- SIT N~ School - i.,1
Cuas-- 81 NtH-loik City, - East 4ft--', Pol ftrnn VI 3D.
Inn nd EIf.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
NVLoT SHORE RAILROAD, y. Y. c. &

w II. X Il. H. co., J.. .rc-i rau' l.dN" West +2d d.
stluI! Ncw-ioih a. follows. AMI no cn minutes earlier
Hamilton 300 a. n.. 10. > - p III. ST. Louis,
!. m. MonticA5 Canal, lasti - Is p. H. Naeara
$40 - ., q. m, - 10 SID D. N. and Cu II 80 N.
f,r ruca only ne-ton, Saue"rtc', ca skill Albany,
10 = 10. - 90, II 80 a. and l~l I. - -,
- IL o. M. Ncwbure. 10 - a. M. ] -. 3d. ; -,
81 80. III - -. HlNcr-triw. - H.. 80.
IS p Elegant Sleeping Cars for Buralo, Niagara
Falls Toronto, Detroit. Chicago aui ST. Lpu.- 'laiy.
Daily except saturday. pthr trains daily except
Sundays. ~ Leave Jcrsey cty T.. K STA ION.
all 20 H., - 40 lIOhokr West Nhor' station,
az 20 a M. 3 rs r. H. For Ticket .We.t3bl"s or
st. 726 Fuon.,t.. Annex ONO ool Of lul'ou.-t; NV
YORK CIty-l2, 1873 80 ana 3l2 iirai"ay. l53'a
BoVery. T. Park place. ~ VS. l2Jth-s. and West
shore St1ton- foot N wo,t "a IT, ant foot u Jav-~t
n f. Wrscot'~ fNpr's, c1li~ FOR ant check. hlgcage
from hotels and rcsd noes 9. J.. LtMHEl:r General
Passenger Agent Nanierbiltayc.. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE,

The sale under foreclosure Of No. 80 West Forty.
second st. attracted large crowd of bidders to the
Real Estate Exchange yesterday The property Is
five story bick house with two-story brick
stable the rear, lot 25X0-.9 Ii yields an annual
rental Of III ,O2O the bidding ran from $4,000 TO
S3l 900, George starr being the buyer
New.York. Thursday, Jan o. 1890
The following sales were made at the Exchange and
one 5.,toIy building and 2,story stable with lot No
80 wc,t i2dst Of oth-a'e, lot 25x9S.9; George
dwsIings VIII "a Ss Nos % and 50 West
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N. Y. CITY.
htanton.t so, 232 and 23i Samuel Weinberg to
Ioo,'''u. - ao'G # e Of 9th-aIe, 25xiooii;
lIsI hl1 =. 80 r. Of Madi.onaye i2oxooiI;
solomon 70 az e T. 'ISd Of Nave '25xIooio
Same J property; Harrison Maraaret Clark 1850
Wrii md anothcr...... 5000
Edfidacst 80 Iis ,aHc to 5000
''' YoSng to - F -, 10000
Edfdsa.5 30 il3 same to gs SSS
O'' C4rc;v TO Fta Ku.cRrw,Eg ..., ZOO
II Sian > V pr W No. 1000
amin, ~, Il ~ N IT XrwTr I'd Other, 49, $4,000
iot naN 70 Jul cor i''' $500
72dst s. iGs It y Of Avenue 4. l6.sx75 WIN.
j@ga;enbe gSr 'u'N' We 255ooa
Pearl-st. No. 252-25G; Pcttit . Edredge
Thonas Lynch to tn Mayor 1880
simpsons :. ri # Of le9th-st, e2xi21;
Conrad Eli To iIcnrf Lair. ....-..--..
Same property Hnw Lab. T. Elizabeth Bill. 1
Io Gr51ekv 40 io- '1'' y " $500
Devoe.,t lot % Jchn Barry 10 John MONAGHAN $500
SdaYJ y KARI 2 " OF i'o'.'' no' 10 500
Rose.St No 30 Faricl,co Tanritz to + Korn l6 600
Mulberrv-,t 10 81 and 50: g IObrola to Isa-
ood Pea 10 r4 - . If .d,,. Is 2t5ip. John r.
Pine to j. r. M,cfaa 5000
Sutherland and vifa + i Ann and s9o6ar, o75o
Sink to F s F.rrS,oa .,.. ..'. 10000
''j John Bannaa to csrle noart ,' oN.Yy 700
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

qul,. i.od 'rat.. SAL 1900 iai>
a.. .,. ....... "a ..,.-f f..,..t Sails.
Lamar. 10 ,Jfa. no. 30 TO-. t.-OJ
ti.' ry iD 40 .u % il. lu D. 10
'"'' -.''-.'-''..- io io - oI
XIII. ID, 81. Id I'D H., D. TO
%'.' T.. ,.n.. in la D.. 81 400
,'' ....-.'-'-''. I,,,I a., 80 i.,t H. - 20 ..I
J- 80 max io.., in.t f.o
t'-,... ''...'. .iU!s io-t inpi 500
~,lt i. b.r .-....... io.9aoI, ioN logs 2.o'
o.'oi,.r i00ialoc3 zoos IOc- 1000
hA1 ANP NiltNW- W''' .4' r''-.1 recent 4,i ,,.
c..,,. "t.a ,,.,o. o...p.'. ,'.t5E straw L,.t
j.! -. 30, >."tf i... $3.50 'ti. 49, w .''' . 900
H'ir.' ''-.- .'i...n. -'i'i "' D" r". '''. '.'
lA.' Ai- I| .'l Nfi"'. "t- t''.i. ''
'N..+ .'' '.". '.. '.... t
l'ti'.. h i.... .lf.. ''i..". l'-tl ~.'.. .'
--- D .+- .m o.. '.
Zee, ".' ftt4 '.'0'. .''' .'-' J. '.
I4l-. f.a. '+'.. rho.. l-~' Dry
primo '". 49,
rf.tI- .IN .,'.lf- lUI 4.I.-. .uo. 1N ff.r d.
f. ... T.. 3D.. ~ d.. . .t... I....,.. ...
-II fIf.f ....t. r....r. sl. If. f...t
S. tI..t&.I- . ~ .i.......... Ja..s. De- -, ,.
g.,
...., .-..,.. ,-.. t.., .......
. '',l ..,t'- - Us .
i .. '' "
'--.'." ''''
AAN AZ $40 ...r-' I'Il.I > J .lIN 4lNI.-ii 4-.t
n-in4 D-i -''-d. 80 h'n'it T.i. .'.,i 81. .
i.'NIN D'.t tNI I.ciA"''t ID. = 1t'+" =. o..
''i Co. - -+;4 = i- - - go ~ D.. -'- -
30, - - D. 81 ,.'"r '. - %, D. -- ITO. .''
- ~, -, -"i -. -" -' 10. " " F' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
/ LlllGll NALLE\ RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortland and
Dceblo,-cs ST.. follows.
a. H.. Tor slatm-ton and intermediate points.
g. Tor Geneva. Lyons, tulla Rochester Buffalo
and the West. and principal local points, Char
Lyon, aud Pullman car t0 suspension Bridge.
II a. IA. for L. and b. Junction and intermediate points
Char Maurh chunk.
p. III. for IIuhh.uuOck and intermediate
Chair car 10 Tunhhannuck Connection to Reading and
Harrisburg.
40 p for Eirira and principal intermediate points,
chair to Wlkc, are aud Pullman secpcrs To Sus
pension Bridge.
20 T.. d.. S'atinaton and intermediate points.
40 =. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection To Reading and Harrisburg.
D. NJ. FOR Geneva. Lyons. ElmlrI Rochester, Hunaio
and the West Pullman -ccpris 10 Lyons ana SUSPENSION
Bridge.
TilnS leaving at . a.. Iu II a. m. | D. m. and 2 40
y. M. connect Tor all point, In MahanOy and Hagleton
coal regions ,..... .. No..
SUNDAY TRAINS.
d m flr Mluth hunk. VI 1glcton and nj
points aud II o. Sh nlntOah and intermedll, noln
10 =. for Mauch chunk and Intermediate ISint-
d. for Geneva. Lyons, Elmlra Rochester tn -alo
the West. Pullman sleeper to Lyons Suspension
General Eastern once. 2S5 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

RANIo ana CulTAE TAUGHT 3D. t"oa'% I-T2'' l"I~nS>
son. 1870 Btoaiaay. between a2i aad a3l st..
For Boys and Dung Mcn-Country.
A LEXANpGK INerIrUIL. Nj. aiy b,aaAns scnoo.
"A " mite rap, ,a ~ ai a. o. f. WILLS. \ NJ. rn D.
4 CHOICE sCHCoL.-sA. It.dg, Nci4 Ae-a. NJ. To-
4 " Hasi4,I CIl4l4.e.. M,l4, Penn. uaeA' r...4-
CnLLrENHAN ACADEMY. oGoNTz. r. ..,
SqqSpgss o G 9 e. ,. GILL. 10. T esu
JOHN CALVIN ucE. A NJ. Principal
ELMWooD SCHOOL IoE EoYo.-A, Milford. Conn.
Z, a ,.9, n Sail d, A G - ftIE e. 55&5 ' 1'.'l
I KVING INSTITUTE. Tniytown. y. "a taofoue hiv
1 equipped school for bows and ioInr H.a t..d .a-
l r1 d. ' steam gymnasium @a''''' H. A''NA''N 49,
\Ew.YoRK MILITARY ACADEMY. CoRVwALr~oy
Scaoa G., above ~ r"a, Atni c' VI 'o Of
sgy an pCpa a9 sy dgproG' GyTaum o. A"
Col! Z. J. WRIGHT. Il. D. 4 NJ. euD,
EETEHOLD INSTITUTE. freh~i y. !. 45,h y,ar;
1 coles, Ycpma..oH speaa4P business hgh school
PENNSY1yANlA c MfllTAEY "A AcADEMY'
T~entyossI4f'4l y, ye,5c y2i;Gao, fiPc.@Def IS
civn Enr.nccr4aft' dh,i1 ~ e''.-c'ure Arts
Thologghly 6frrzcl i!eq,a.{- Cour,c. ,...-
''''O'''' d Col 'cHtGLis HYATT President. w.
SUM.N%EIH fc bGT II, To licI T9Y3 r..vn
oyerlookin@ L. Soma scoi 'or ot@apd tat,'pus
TIE r5lEsEIiL MlIITAEy Ac - ,.oo,.
Scp,enieT ~ 1890
Dr.. JOHN y. TILDrN Principal.
w SIEYAN ACADFNY On o. .tne h!.t1.l.n beg,
w Classical ana Acri.,nie Schools 300 N.F ENGLAND
The payment of tc1 in ii incc wl coyc org nary tuition
board wa-h.uc room ana heating ff flr f' tim, i--
ginning Aur o. send '7r catalogue 20 .. ". STEELE
Principal Wllbfahau Mas.
For Young Ladic>-Couu'fy.
A CHOICE acHQoL-Bioo4e Han. for gins and young
n ladies' SMITiIN &. SHOEILID6L, 4. NJ,
(Iarvard Gra1uatoJ. Media. 20. lnoI FIiAi- Ii.V.
(,OLDEN HILL sLMGNARY for Young Ladies'
VI Bridgeport Conn. Aide he f'lnclua.
MISS EMILY NELSON.
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ENGLEWOOD.
.gc a specially iupl- lin. .tI 20 Na--ar wellesley,
and Smith an .us, cc,,actt, ADAiiNL W. STIRLING.
HOME SCHOOL FOR YoCNG LADIES DARLINGTON
~ seminary W,-t Chester la- Spring term Feb. 3.
Tornl~ 3 per year All Ilch'~ t,s"lt y W i1,uui
Catalogue. T. DAI:IINGION. PA. D.. Pr.n.
For Both ScXcs-Countrv.
D)CKLAND ,Oi.LLGI. Nyach .ou.th'- lIu iaon.-Bota
IL Sexes. Enter al as lmt Send iIr caitl0 CUE"
W. II BAENlSTEIS A. NJ. Principal
M>ce ilaucous.
n ONT commence the siuly u s,cnorraDhy ami type
~ writing until you ctll a. NcWlyr : College, 90
Broadway n. Y. Pamphlet, free. WIZ OF call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
OnnclnQ Academies.

a LEXANDER MACGREGOE'S los West 55h.st. -
~ New cla>~c, dancing Immediately after the holt
DAYS: advanced ca~sc, saturday morning carly app
cation desirable. PrNl" lessons any tmr by appointment
4 -CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY. 80 5tnaye,
n. bet 18Th and 1tr -Prvac and class lessons, all
hours. WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY. Halls 10 lei,
NE GARMO TUESDAY and saturday Aft.Uoons.
~ 5i3 FIFTH AVE Cjfh-stJ.
Other Glasses 80 WEST SjrIl- ST.
4, EOEGE VILLAGES SCHOOLS 20 West j9th.st.
VI and HARLEM. and - West 12Gth-st.-Clrcular
Adults and childr' u'- CLASSES
OUR own ACADEMY FOR DANCING GS West 23d.
" - Hosea HIGGINS PROP Nier oon an evening e. asses
private lessons - A. tho flsioral" dances taught
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE
WASNlNGION

vi, Central X H.. Vel, D.. .pu4d and Reading
L. Il and Baltimore and ohio H. H. leave foot OF Liberty
ST. ~ ~ Philadelphia 40 co. 10 = 30 II go AM 80
.On $40. 4 uO 500. CO. 30 D. m.. II 10 night
SUNDAYS = 80. . 80 a. 90. 20. 90, 90 D. m
D. 30 might
FOR baltimore and Wa-hie'on daily at 80 II 90 Tex
cent SUNDAY. q. 90 .uI %. . 90 D. me- t. Ia night
Tram. leaving az Ia II 90 e. l. 30. oo. , 90
- 70. d. 10 uilht have connection for Il; aiding lar
..uI. foff-t ...
T..t- and l,rnr car seats l' procured at -. 2Gl
tl5 q4i LILO. lob Glu,duaf 49, Gth-n.r. -Gf Wosc
I.,ihat. 1871 East l-5th-t. Nrw-Norh; Courtst $50
ia fon -. - Broadway. Hroohl,u.
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In what A sunshiny mischiev0usy merry and win
some way does Joseph Jefferson chat in the cen
fury about his early experiences! 1t IS the very
spirit of Rip rambling along over pipe-and per
haps glass.
A notable paper in this number OF " The century
contains the story Of Wilkes Booths capture, told by
his captor 1t is simple and graphic relation ana
makes the reader kcenly appreciate the tragic misery
endured by the murderer In those hunted hours be
tween the assassination and his own death Proba
tly TO that vain and sclfoving nature the chief pang
Law in the discovery he went South, that no South
erner could be found 10 approve his crime or to re
gard him as the hero he posed for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

II is an unsettled question whether 1t be OF special
nse 10 ANYBODY 10 expose the tentative efforts III bu
ing verse or framing tale Of man OF peU'u''
Does 1t really do anybody any good 10 read Mr. Juan
Uawthorne's presentation in "Lippncott' OF ah"the!
berotofore unpublished version Of the strange theme
which the elder novelist partly developed III pi
Grmshawe's Secret" "Septimus Felton, and DINER
unfinished works. We take leave 10 doubt whether
an authors experiments are Of much more pracuca!
value than taiors blunderS in cut; ana one cannon
Int feel an uneasy conviction that II is not quite far
IN writer 10 publish these discarded experiments
when he can no longer forbid IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

II ONT commence the study a. s,cnorraDhy ami iyl
~ writing until you c1u a. VcWilyrs College,
Broadway, y. Y. Pamphlet, free. WIZ or call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

The January Cosmopolitan has many articles OF
general interest but the one piece OF creative worn
bch stands ont from the rest is Mr. LAWYERS Mehcai
n, !, has not a particularly fresh plot, but IT i
a strong and spirited story for all that.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

Like The Cosmopolitan" " The New England maya
zres is making use Of many process" illustrations
On, With reasonable success The antiquarian favo
~ This new periodical is very attractive and text AM
Illustrations improve with every number.
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MAGAZINE NOTES.

All the sweet genallty, all the gentle polish OF MS
prime linger in the AutOcrats atlantic musings
1Ovor the Tcacups." We echo his own lines:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-10

Mr. lanes W. Gerard writing about Ncw-York In
aThe Magazine OF American History says: Prob
ably there is no city In ChrStcndom where there Is
such an Indifference the part Of the enlightened cit
zen TO public affairs where public spirit is 50 sluggish
and where political principle is 50 absorbed and con
troIled by partsanshp. This may, perhaps arise
from the fact that mixed races not being yet con
.oIdated are wanting in that unity Of thought and
character that forms and harmonizes public sentl
ment and impels its action
Mrs Lamb, in "a pleasant article concerning Mr..
Bryant quotes him saying that he thought the
morning the most profitable time for literary compo
e,tion No one should retire with any subjects of
,roment agcravating his bran-rcst The evening
should always be spent quietly. Get plenty OF sleep
beginning at proper hour; rise early, If you Ike.
and LET your enthusiasm have full play in the early
norton Of the day. ! hold he continued, after a
moment's pause Nat no writing, either Of poetry or
arose is Of much account, unless the writer 10
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D)CKLAND ,OLLLGI. Nyach ou-the- lIu laon.-IIotA
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