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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-09
Died of Hxdrophobia.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 9.-Lizzie
Patterson, 19 years old, living near
Gadsden, was bitten in the hand by a
pet dog last December. The wound
soon healed, but two weeks ago the girl
developed symptoms of hydrophobia,
and grew worse until Thursday night,
when she died in the greatest agony.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-09
WlssMANNs VIEWS.

Patrolling the African Coast Won't Stop
Slave Trading.
BERLIN, June 9-In letters received
here from Maj. Wissmann, the German
explorer, the opinion is expressed that
the mere patrolling of the African coast
by cruisers will not prove efsectual in
snppressing the slave trade. Maj.
Wissmann declares that the establish
ment of garrisons along the coast line
is an imperative condition to making
possible the destruction of this infamous
traffic.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-09
A pcerIv Constructed I,ulIdIu9,

SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.-Another job
has been discovered in the construction
Of the new city hall. The fraud con-
sists In making the four feet wall 'snp-
posed TO be Of solid brick, shell with
eight inches Of masonry, the intervening
space being filed with dirt and rubbish.
Thus far the contractors have saved
about IL, 900 bricks By the deception.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-09
viii Not Go 10 Norvav.

BERLIN, June 0.-It is stated that
Emperor William will not extend his
proposed tour of the northern kingdoms
to include Norway as he intended. The
reason for his change Of program is not
given, but it is believed that the condi-
tion of his health resulting from his
recent injury has caused him to shorten
his Journey.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-09
WIN Fight tton Finish,

SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.-Arrange-
ments have been completed for fight
10 q finish between Jimmy Larxin, Of
New Jersey. end Billy Murphy, Of
Australia, for a. purse of $1,000. The
fight will take placs either in ,July or
August under the auspices Of the Cali
furnia Athletic club.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-09
Three Negroes Hanged.

LINDEN, Tex, June 9.-Henry Hol-
den, Fletcher Holden and Tom Mills,
three negroes, were hanged here Satur-
day for the murder of James McGregor
q white man at ATLANTA, Tex, on the
Tth of last December.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-09
Of Conrae He KNOW.

BERLIN, June 9.-Professor Falb, of
the University of Berlin, has published
an article predicting that the middle Of
the present month will witness an erup-
ton of Mount Etna Of greater violence
than has characterized any volcanic dis
turbance of that mountain for many
wears.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-09
Germany win Wait for England.

LONDON, June 9.-The Berlin corre-
spondent Of The Standard says that
Germany having resolved TO wait until
England manifests willingness to meet
her half way. negotiations ON the
African territorial question have come
TO a standstill.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-09
CARPETS.

In this line my stock can not be excelled. [
will sell you beautiful Brussels Carpet ten per cent
lower than sold before. All wool two and three
ply. Ingram Carpets also ten to fifteen per cent
lower than sold beNre A new line of Art Squares,
Mattings, Rugs and Oilcloth.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-09
SLAVE TRADING.
Opinion of Major WisSmann, the
German Explorer.
Merely Patrolling the Coast
Won't Stop 1t.

He Believes the Establishment of Garri-
sons WIZ BE Necessary--Great Temper
ance Demonstration in London Satur-
day-Bismarck's Utterances Won't Dis
turb the Emperor-Foreign.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-09

DRY GOODS.

Anything in this line, beautiful Satines, Chal-
lies, White Goods in Stripe and Gross bar, Laces,
Musns and Ginghams. All the summer styles and
lowest prices.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-09
HE IS ONLY A PRIVATE CITIZEN,
Therefore, Bismarck's Utteranccs Amount
to Nothing.

BERLIN, June 9.-The North German
Gazette confirms the statement that the
emperor has decided to take no further
notice of Prince Bismarck's utterances,
because his opinions are those of pri-
vate citizen merely, and that Chancellor
Won Caprivi has informed the various
foreign governments to this effect.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-09
TEMPERANCE IN ENGLAND.
Saturday Witnesses the Greatest Demon
stration Ever Organized.

Saturday Witnesses the Greatest Demon
stration Ever Organized.
LONDON, June 9.-There was held
Saturday the biggest temperance
demonstration ever organized. 1t was
of greater proportions than the demon
stration of 1888. IL has often been said
that the temperance party is the best
organized party in England and Satur-
day the leaders proved it. For mere
than two weeks past committees have
been sitting in London until Friday,
when the organization for the demon
stration in Hyde park was completed
and where Saturday the publicans pen
sion bill was denounced as bill has
seldom been denounced before
Not Purely Metropolitan.
1t was neither purely nor mainly
metropolitan gathering. Delegations
from distant provincial towns came up
to London, not in singles and complies,
but in dozens and hundreds. Indeed
special excursion trains were run from
surrounding towns, while those centres
which could not be personally repre-
sented rained in letters of congratula-
ton and support. Without distinction
of party or creed, all reformers attended,
One of the most useful contingents was
the Roman Catholics, TO whom Cardinal
Manning addressed few words of ad-
vice before they marched. Support
from the advance wing of the Church
of England Temperance society was also
added. There were councillors by doz-
ems, and members Of parliament by
scores. The demonstration was not
quite SO big as the labor demonstration
| of last month brt IL was n largo affair
Notwithstanding this imposing dem
onstration the government have nailed
their colors to the mast, and have de-
cided to stand or fall upon the question
of compensation 10 the publicans. It is
understood that Mr.. Goschen is under
pledges to the brewers, and conse-
quently feels bound to proceed with his
proposals. The government intend to
press forward with all the force at their
command the local taxation customs
and excise duties bill.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-09
No American Vessel There.

The American squadron on the
Asiatic station has not had a vessel
stationed in Yokohoma harbor since the
flagship Omaha left two months age. for
Kope. at which port she is still stationed.
The Monocacy is in Chinese waters, and
the Swatara is at Chemulpa, whittier
she carried the family of United States
Minister Herd. The vessel is expected
within week at Nagasaki, whittier she
brings ex-United States Minister Dins-
more. Rear Admiral Belknap has his
family at Kobe. Secretary Ramey has
recovered from the injuries he sustained
in the Samoan storm, and is with his
wife at the same port.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-09
CLOTHING.

A look at my Clothing Department will. convince
you that l can suit you. Mems, Youths and Chill
dren's Clothing in light and medium weight, and
all the summer styles. My prices guaranteed to be
the lowest.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-09

himself victim of circumstances which
compelled his departure; and following
close upon that another missionary was
set upon by crowd of students, and Sc
riously cut by knives.
other Outrages.
On May 6 the Rev. James Summers,
for many years past the proprietor OF
the English school at Toxic, and patron
lied by the nobility, was driving in
one of the principal thoroughfares OF
Toxic with his wife, when the carriage
of the dowager empress, mother Of the
present Mikado, approached with cav
airy escort. When a member Of the
royal family passes, it is customary fol
the people along the street to uncover
their heads, and Summers refined his
horse to the side of the street and halted
AS the carriage approached he took of
his hat, replacing it as soon as the car.
riage was past him. One of the escort
in the rear of the carriage noticed his
hat, and brought his lance in line with
it, so that, by accident, the eavalryman
struck Summers a. severe blow on the
head. The soldier was at once arrested
and court-martialed.
The native press Immediately took up
the matter, and much feeling against
the foreigners was manifested by the
rough student element known as the
Shoz, who were infamed by the report
thaA Eummers had been guilty of an act
Of 1srespect towards the empress
dowa YER. They called repeatedly at his
school, and. so alarmed Summers that he
left the school in the hands of the po-
lice. and left on the 10Th inst, by a
steamer for his home in England, leav-
inx his family in care of friends. The
Shoz are greatly excited, and foreigners
are fearing serious outbreaks. Unfor-
tunately Mr.. Summers is the same man
who about forty years ago caused the
death Of the governor OF Macao, IN
China, by refusing to remove his hat
when Corpus Christi procession was
passing. He was thrown into prison by
the Portuguese, was rescued by an En-
glish admiral, and in the pending excite
mept the Portuguese governor and one
other person were killed,
On the 18th inst. the Japanese stu
dents Of the Presbyterian school known
as Meiji Gakuin started to play game
of base ball with the students of the
Koto Seighkko preparatory school, and
the feeder to the Imperial University
of Toxic. Rev. G. w. Knox, the Ameri-
can missionary teacher in Meiji Gakuin,
accompanied the students from his
school. While the game was in progress
another American missionary, Rev. w.
Imbey, of New Jersey, q teacher in the
same school, went to the grounds and
stepped over low hedge fence into the
field. He was set upon by the Shoz and
beaten about the head and body, and
sustained severe injuries and knife-cuts
about the head. No cause is given for
the attack, He will, however, recover,
Less fear : being shown by the Shoz
for the police, and the outcome of
the excitement is the topic of general
surmise.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
RECORDFD MORTGAG s.

Agnow. Thos B. to y Life Ins Co. 9 cor 3dave and
12Ctn-st years, sO.OVO ,oo.,. o, n, o.. .
AmmOn. John. - j Schuchhan ii i-V'n-e" q Va w.
Nv Anderson C. to Dumoat ir. 12othst Of 9Th
ave q months mOrt9a2es. f2O.OOO .oo., =, no y, Nadi
Butcher. l. c. to II Kertscher 129thss " Oh 'dA"
son-aye. 1 wear. $500. ,,,, - . ,os,,s. a a, 9th
Brsham. De II. "a hddlebIook 5 i-9'n-s~ o o' '''
ave 5 years = mortgages. fl0.OOO, ,,,,... =. . n,
Barry NJ II. 20 J Lee ct al Msdison's'' 6 oi
Jcffrrson-st. months. si.1OO , ,v a, o,have
Boehm Gustav. 70 Farrell lolsNs'' VI '""'~'"
Csnton salvatore to Eaultable Life Assurance Society.
W 2daye. n OF l1th-st wears. S23 OVO. pont "a
Fox. II {. to Ernigrant Industrial saV1nHs bahA %
Codsten samuel to Sabersh. 12l Allenst.' years.
Huller S. to Dry Dock Savings Institution 18th
st. v OF lst-ave / year. $500. , ,r,., 70
Higgins Elizabeth, to 1iue Guarantee ana Iru5' w.
lS9thst Of shave : yr' Sddi,voV. St Marks Pl
W OF ID ave 3 yrs . morts, s33: coo, . oo.. =. -,
Hachemelster Christian. to NJ Il Ritsert 0oth-ss' "
u jane g. to BIZ n e cor Rvington and Lewis ss'
'LeSine Fisher to l. r. Conklins, IL Pell.st, yrs.
Morris Electric F ss. C g 600 &c csHtal cdT Trust Co.
Fotimann ihos 70 c Stolzenbcrser cor 2d-ave and
-u'i I:co'cyds Franz TO Life Ips Co. es othavo OF
othst lnstals $4,000. -, . oo,, 81,
Schcvck Edward j. to Cassin and Others. soth'et
" ~ Istavp MORTGAGES, 3 years, $4,000
Sacrnann Dlcdrich. 70 II Meuser. cor RVnston ana
sshnueq j. to Maesel. jr 145th-st. of sthave'
Jsh3 9e.1 G & si zoo Hardy Ied'r'0n' Of
Tidcn Lillian T. to Lewis. l. interest in estate OF
" TrhSorac james 70 Metropolitan Life Insurance Co..
" 9th.aVe OF 97th-st mortgages. years 81 600
whipplc Nelson N % NJ Jencks, 5 e cor ssth-st ana
1Ith.ayc.. o months. $40 600. go o,
walsh Mathew. 70 g II Randell. 137th-st Of
wlilis-aVc. years 50 O0c. ~ -
zucEcr, N, to a Bel. 1sth-st W Of Avenue A.
year~, 5000.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
REAL ESTATE
p,rs1Nuss AT THE EXCHANGE.

r,,.,. ,r.,o M orct,on sales at the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday. Considerable acuVi'y, -,
is found in the brokers' offices, where nuii0i -
important sales are pending. The foho"ihs " 1, =.
nored Yesterday: Eight lots on the east , sluo "a
RPGevent5. ave between twenty seventh and Twehsy-
eighth ss, have been sold TO Johl ~ 20 teet Is Gov
cred by old buildings which, it Is undersCot 90 The sontb
replaced By large warehouses Three iots a. and
west corner o. SaVe been sold Henry
Seeger for $4,000
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. T. o-i
Laightst Nos 20 and 80 Frank freiDer 70 s25 600
1oists. ~ AH' : 800 9tiayc 25xiOoIl Far 1000
1O1d 1 70 Ts''aS Is Save 251iOol Adler assoo
sd-ss. 10 9 % sS'se woosters 5aa-; Hooper
s.Ss to ordpSsS ESGn Nico to Elias Hyams 21'5oo
West Endavs s,e Sinnss cor Ssu'-s' ' 10000
Siss,ss $7s lIt%;ays s,H2sai.4xao' &C., $500
1i9th.ss sssa ,n ssswegar 2go llh'a'e' 5000
2d:aves W $, 77.o 1lthst. 25n2oi II Dam s31oo
e. 70 Canto n = iidccn,fid 70 IL palm. 3l,90O
ISltn;ss, sis r W o, xd LsAins'on,ase' LOON 500
12ds: is Sys' ii sssSe dave 2osi0Oo; 70 500
l's.1 70 S,'s' se:siS s9sSS SS
Grsfy sshss1sdk Sdd.,sn !: ss5sr;i:: so5O6
18thst rSndo, GS1do u &c e VI vain Wi,l 1900
Charles III 70 M
Colgm6us-ave No l'oo' l'choorne W $4,000
a5,st !; go n5vcy r. OF o'h-aVe' HoA'oo 25 500
RyingC,aSis ,aSis ,mS cor Lewi'-'t zoNioo o. 225oo
2daye 5o2 05 Isosh-s'. $4,000
2d-ave z5;5 ft s OF ll'th-S'' %oAo'iV o"" $4,000
~ 70 VI r Hpn'Ioo ~ ConLno 70 F. Levine .... 22500
Jefersonst fs s. ,iou LOO IL S I sharkey 1000
2d%Sys % cor zd-st 2iA7o; bvfne !" Inv. $1,000
5ot'.":' '"'" 20 Cj Eas:: Charles COudert to r
2d.av,. s. 5O.11 II n Of l10th-st. 2oX1O0; "
Steiner 10 w Steiner. ......-.....
5th.ave : cor S5th-st. 52.2x1O0: Braender TO
j -.
Ii,pcrty-st No 1874. and Myrrav-st lot 2Ss
map Columbia College and Fulton-st. lot 10,
nap Mayor. &C.; Bernard Meyer 20 Jonn I. 10000
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
NEW-YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

ALL Pp66iNIS OK PES0BsC0T RIyEE, ,.xcr
EAsTPoRr Me-, AMP ST y99HNt y99HnfNt,SSSsn SS D. piKhoh
IRON STEAMSHIP VALENCIA.
Capt. r. c. Miller leaves Pier 40, E r. foot OF Phes''
EVERY TUESDAY AT =. NJ
superb dstie.@s @ snd sT % fare Freight ai
FOR Snr.srsMsi SfWroMn ana information apply J. MAcKREL
~ L. Nh"oo"n os BROADWAY.
General Manager. . CENT ".
+. X. NEWCOMB. Agt., 1S6 Flatoush-ave. psvo~s~
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29

NOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlanti9ue
FKENGm LINE 70 AyRE ySt5 EyEsF SYsn NofsUnst
La OTRGOGNE, Frangell.. Sat- Aug 80 80 q M m'
LA BKETAGNE do Jous seln.. sat. SEPT 10 80 M
u NoRMANDlE coller Is, Sat- seRs 20 40 40 m.
A. FoRGBT General Agent. No. Bowling Green.
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Real estate Wanic0.

A WANTED. for our fall list improved and unimproved
IA property lot and for sale. No charge foF register
Ing. j. RoMAINE BROWN CO., so West S9d-st..
corner OF Broadway.
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Ceacbrrs.


MERICAN and foreign professors tutors governesses
schools sAd families English, French, and Spanish
spoken MIRIAM COlRlEREsl60 5thaye. cor 20th.st
lest TEACHERS. American and Foreign, supplied
h.al branches, any 10, Ilty charge Teacner, wanted
DO rcgi>tiaton zee form for stamp T. Y. uI'NSsOON
C1t IL J.. Aill American school Bureau, w. lith-st.
Rtt ENT graduate Of College desires a position
~ a teacher IN young .aiics' school IN Ncw-N orI
OF vicinity. Address L. d. A.. Box . Tribune Once.
A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
IA supplies Professors, Tcachers Tutors
&c, 20 College,. Schools and Families Apply 10
Mrs NJ J. fOUNG.FuLIoN. 81 Union Square,
A EVERETT STONE YALE. 10 EAST 52D.ST-
Dr Taylor IA successful teacher; emnenty qualified"
MISS X. JACOr-Classcs IN md near th!. c,y Young
l'I Ladies Glasses IN Selected StuGe-. Designed for
thorough WORK without oNcIstrail Ladies' Glasses in
study u Best Authors Address, Teachers Agency
loo 5thayc.
MISS NON DER SAIL native German. has tauaht on
4'I the Continent ard In England dcsrs give private
Instruction u United number Of pupils IN music ahd
man; satisfactory References. Address 23i 5jth.st.
city.
g cCHERMERHORN's TEACHERS AGENCY
- Oldest and best known IN U. 8. Established 1855.
Las; Hth-st ". Y.
m EACHER WANTED. D.-Ffrstclass man as sub.master
snd Instructor n military tactic. IA military school
Tor small BOYS Address 5. c. 81 Media. Penn.
VVJMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUPEAU tfot
w both seNes) supplies professors teachers
musicians, hoiseHeepers companions cAperones. &c 70
colleges schools and families also soepers stenogra
pliers and copyI.ts 20 business firms.
Miss c. l. WERNER 800 6thave. New.vork City
v DUNG MAN, college graduate, desires position as
teacher or tutor; classics and English; expert.
enee. Address JOHN. Tribune oGce, n. Y.
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CHARLESTON. S. c.. the South & Southwest.

" JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
TIE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From rler % r.. r. (toot Roo>evelt-stJ az D.
DELAWARE Charleston and Jackson liue... Fri. Aug %
IROQUOIS. Cbareston and jackson lle. Mon. Sept !.
NCNASSEE. Charleston AID JacksOnN ille We'd sept 8.
CHEROK EE Charleston aod jacksonville. Fri, Sept s.
have hrst-claSs passenger accommodations.
under policy effected at onefh OF ooe per
3 Bowling y. Y.
II 4, EGER a. f.. A q. S, & T. Line. Bwny, " Y.
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WHITE STAR LINZ.

WHITE SIAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMER
Majestic Scot. g. go Majestic. Oct. i, 30 o
C}ernanc Sept 10 80 pm Gernsnc. Oct s. p m.
.Teutonic. sept. T. 80 a. m reutonio OCT IL m
Britannia Sept 81 80 pm. BraBnic Oct g. noo0.
FROM White Star Dock, foot Of West 1othst
Second cabin these steamers Saloon rates. $50
and upward aeordng 70 steamer and location Of berth
cabin and $40 Excursion tickets favorable
terms steerage $40 Company's once No: Al Broadway.
- j. BRUCE ISMAY Agent
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TATE LlNE-BETWEEN NEw-YoRK.

- TATE LlNE-BETWEEN NEW-lOKk.
- GLASGOW AND MoylLLE ELoNIDS0INSIpaEaRRYlr ira
TO I!yEKPooLr LONDON. DUBLIN. &c:
sTATE 0E Nk;nitAsN halSd2y' sspteml er N. M
Cabin passage $50 according location Of state
EXCURSION tickets so TO S95. steerase ekets %
and from all rars OF Europe a lowest rates From pier
and passacc apply 70 AuSifS BATbWIN CO. General
Agents SO Broadway y. Y. Steerage cce. 81 Broadway
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A NCHOR LINE. U. S. MAIL steamshipA

A NCHOR LINE: L. S. NAIL Steamships
NEw.YoRK and LIVERPOOL, Via 6UEEysTowN.
IS CITY OF ROME sals sat. Sept: 20. Oct 49,
NEwYoRK AID GLASGOW, VIA LoNDoSSpERRn'
Ethiopia. 80. a. DeNoniA Sept. l3, m
furntssa Sept g. IL a. -Circssta. Sept. 90. n
Cabin $50 aud 500 Second class sSo Steersss ,sss s
Stores. Broo.lyg C%ll,;t CITY, .,,n,,,c,,
NEW:Yokk ~ GIIRALrAk AND NAPLES.
Cahln passage $50 70 800 Storage $50
HENDERSON IRoTHERS, Agents, Bowling Green
DACIFlC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANfS
Il LINES TO CALIFORNIA JAPAN, CHINA..o
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
From New-York, per foot Of Canal-stl y. IL
for san Francisco via the Istlmus of PaaAms
CITY OF IAR.. sails Monday, september l. noon.
FOR 1Al'AN AND CHINA. -. .
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIHo sails TUESDAY Sept % noea
For freight, passage ana LeneraI infornlssoH Apply
company's Office On the Her, foot OF Canals " H.
II. J. BULLAY, General Superintendent
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DED"Dv LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

III FOR LAGU AYiA. PUERTO CABELLO, CURACOA,
CORO AND MARACAIBO.
Calling q: Trinidad land and embark passengers and
mails.
Pier SO, East River
SIS VENEZUELA. .Thirsdsy. October 2. 90 p ne
SIS W dnesday. September ~, 100 ?. n.
These American steamships, specially built for ne
BOULrON. BLISS DALI.ETr,
Genera Managers, Il Walss
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CUNARD LINE.

I 'NH"D Ai-'A-'
NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Per 40, North RIvvr.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE
umbria Sat AVg 30 30 Aurania sat sept. 20 An
seryia; sat, sept, O. II Bot.na ed. sept?
Gar n W,d., Sept. 10, y. Umbra Sat. Sept 81 Spu
ktrurIa Sat. sryt ls ~ Scrvia sat Oct. L. 80 m
cabin passage $40 ana upward. Int, rmediate sS5 Ane
$40 SteeraEe tickets and from all pars Of Europe 81
low rates for gh and pAssaee apply o. the COM
pauy's Office No. BoNli.g Green, New-1 YORK.
VERNON II. BROWN & co, General Agents.
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For Both Scxcs-Country.

c,n0 MEDIA PENN MILITARY ACADEMY
'S1UU. boys. brooke Hall girls Circulars free
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rEw-YnRK AND CUBA MAIL So. CON.

MI EW- IURh NND OU Oh NI<hI1 s0N1' SNS0-
" PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From Piers III and IL T., r.. at D.;
c. OF ALEXANDRIA, teps NePs Cruz saS Aug So
vI,,,T.pT IIay.' Progress Tsmpico, Tuxpam
iOhOrA'l and Vera Sept 8.
SARATOGA, Havana and CaTdenss. We'd, Sept 10.
.CIENFU EGOs, N~sseu snlaSo de Cuba son, -,
,Wll call at Guantanimo ogtwa ard trip.
For particulars, freight o passage apply to
LANES E WARD CO. Lib Wall-At
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NORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD IS. co.

~ SHORT ROUTE To LONDON. .
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
steamer, salt lrSm PIE. foot I'd Moboken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Elbe Aug. 80. p Aller. We'd sept 10. D. N
Lain Wed, sept 3, 0 a. m. wlhemI1 m, ,sp IL PM
FrS. cabin ,0 s5S and gpward berth a.sSsdns e Is:s
rates. oELRICHS & CO. No. Bowling Green.
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THE BOOK OF oPEN.AIK sP0KTs. Octl1o 300
i pages. illustrated The stlndsrd authority or
American air Rules sailing, swim
ming, bail paying shooting horseback riding. Sc, &c. In
full 81 per copy. Published by The Tribune New Ybri
Entcrtann: and universally complImentd by the press
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rl,RrNITY SCHOOL. Tivoli.on. md .on y. Y.
/ Tic Bcy. JANE, STARR CLARK. d. D.. Rector.
Assisted By nye res.dsn. teachers. Boys and young
Mofoucly ntt.d Tor he beet college and univ.rsi.
scientific schools Tor business THIS schOo, oTcrs
ADVANTAGES oi hoalth,ul ocaPn home comforts rAt
teachers tho oIph training a-duOus care OF health.
manner. and "a" CxcSlon o, bad boys, ~
tciento-s plrcnts. iooir: To- school whore they
with confidence place their Special Instruction given
In Phy Scs and Chuaiaiiy. The Twentyourh will
commence SrT tr1ber 20
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29

-h.--THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY
"A. Bosrdnc ana lay School for Girls 4cth open
Sept o3 Address for circulars. 13si40 Montseue-se
nJISS wHITC0MH'S SCHOOL for young ladies and
wi children, 80 Remsen-s plln, opens sept - Care
ful individual instruction. Circulars on application by ma
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
ElLks KILL. y. Y.

ry,HF HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Worcester,
4 Mass. begins 51fh year S'Ut. L. tlhHs!ca. Scltn'
tine. business. Pr.rarp'Crv Departments.
JOSEPH AIDFN SHAW A. NJ. Head Master.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-29
V,IIE PIFEsKTLL MILITARY ACADEMY.
61th u"rin- sept. Il. 1890 send for catalogue.
John y. TILbES. 4. NJ. NJ. D.. Principal.
THs CArHEDEALI ScIQQA or ST. PAUL.

i GARDEN CITY. T.. I.
Endowed school Tor boy. seventeen miles from New
Nord. Ten resident mas;cs; visiting INSTRUCTORS
COL ecicntinc school, ia: graduates
ladng colleges :. taty drli under Y. =. Arny
oncer ihfou.h the mnnaic'Ics % The late Mrs; a. T.
tho 4. and every dcag.uont thoro igly equpd
vl .lou Ianora for individual work IN Chemistry
and Physics Engl'sh required throughout the course
aon unsurpassed IL tcahfllncss. CIiAS. STURrE'
WANT MOORE. s. y. (Il1r,uril. Head Master.