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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-08-05
Cholera

DiarhOea, Aisentery, Cholera
FluX.
Maguire's Beens Plat for nearly so year
the infalable cure. Thousand of testimd
mails; Endorsed by the Western Sanitar|
Commission, U. 8. army officers, hospitd
physicians. steamboat officers, etc. Take
10 time sure preventive of Asiatic cholef|
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-08-05

lei AEE'S WINE OF cARpuI for Weak Eerves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
hELAW ARE, LAChAN ANNA


rNserNGrR TRAINS leave foot OF Cortandt and
Dc ~, ~ Sltineton and Intermediate ioints
: q mn f.r GENEVA. lon'. EWI1. N,rht.fcr. Bn'dlo
& - w. pottsNll and principal local points ChAlr
s =" Lvoa, and Pullman ,ar g. suspension blidgc
ca l." 81 p, for Nlu,h Chunk and h-rfuedat" points.
ia m lot H. and d Junction ana Intermediate points,
Ct.'I- "a, ID Nauch (huih. -, .
Ch'r a. n, UukhsraocE and intermediate points. Chair
49, >, qnnsGsnnoc.. Connection ~ Reading and HAMS
10 D. No. for Inlrl snd principal in"fmed.ate points
chair "a. 70 WAr-bA'.' '" '"''''" ~
- IN - m for Pott-vn Nauch Chunk and in'rmedln;e
,,-'fs CHAIR ca - hauch tnN"k
CO.. h,e'"n r Geneva Lyons ElnIi. Rochester. Bunao
aud the West. f''''''" '''''' "
ID ~. ,,. leaving at a. m II n. m. D. ard 40
~ 'o1. fjr all points In Mahanoy aud HazlctOn coal
regions. urxDAy TRAINS
A. m. ,or Mauch chui- Ia/rt9n ana intermediae
point, and IL a. m fof h"'"A''''" anu H''iH'N'"''
poi ~ f,r M,uch Chunk and me mcil:' i0lnts.
> -" ~ Yor Dcn,,a. LyoAs Elnirl. ROchHstc'. EulaO
,od he west pullman sleeper 20 Lyons and Suspension
BRUCE General Eastern OHlr". o35 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
Cauntrn prOpcrln for Sale an0 90 EFt
Attractive Homes
Harrington, NeW-Jersey,
On the West Shore K. Il.
On The " CSI SHOTU IN N
II Miles from New York.

THE PARK i BEN" LAID OFT ANp "o' SIS
ERECTED ACCoRDI&G TO PLANS A$p INpl''
THE DIRECTION or YAUX coz ARCHITECTS
AND ENGINEERS. BIBLE HOUSE, Ni."'foiA
LOTS Contain ABOUT QUARTER OF M At "'"
40 LOTS FOR SALE WITHOUT HOUSES. PRICE
or HOUSES WITH LOTS. ABOUT 50 900 AND w.
WARDS. PROPERTY Is CAREFULLY kESIhI' TED
plan OF GROUNDS tAH0CT 10 ACRES WILL
M FUENIsUTp ON Applications. FULL PAX
TICULARs MAY BE HAD BY ADphfaSlN" TIE
OWNER. :. CARMAN HNERl0T, III, OFF "'l'''"
wICm FIRE INSURANCE CO.. l6l BROADWAY y. y
PERSONALLY TO J. EDWARD GILES i-7 hAo'
sIXTI.ENTn STREET y. y. OR TO CHARLES ]"
ROOSEVELT. ATTORNEY 10 rNCHAN''H Fl''' j."
y. y BOATS CONNECrING WITH IHA4N9 VI
THE WEST SHORE i. r. LEAVE "LSI f""I
SECOND STREET Ar 3 80 7l5. SO 1910 a. NJ
lI5. 80. $50. 3d. 80. -, II; 30 J. u. hoNia
LEAVE JAy STREET FIFTEEN MINUTES EARLIER
THAN ABOVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
10 EN- n S " v a n / A
q RAILROAD.

or AND AFTER NOVEMBER %. 1890,
Trains leave stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland
o'Vo A. 81 FAST Line for the Vet c fG@oSd
rs a CJ5 ~1 p5Vi & chesgs ,5 90 @
a an 5 Haven a.A and ak remove sAccDs Sunday
1899 jap Of 4N Fa fHlcA&o s bS
o6sSEsoa c5r r,ePtia5 financial Pei bo ;epo,s.
SdiS, OaIbsRop n tE,oG and al ;he eonysn
isoSs 81 e e' at Ar5a9 Cincinnati G:ao ana
,oa ,Isg2, J. % LOUIS, CiIICAGO AND CINCINNATI
EAPRfSN. pullman EeItiDue STpiH1S C af and D.nas
Gar I aGuS j4c %sG drt To- Coid6Gs Arrives Gin.
tlnnai II 90 a. H., Chicago ~ U. H.. st. Louis
$50 ?. M."LTHE wEsTEgy EXPRESS for al, point, ie
S %a car YYor Ggfs s., Ioas E csiSSo
S af oP@ Plum s Daa 4ca ai
1au 8 80 p H.. chieae;2 30 p m. 9,zt day. ana s..
ia!poit EaIl2. Roche-t@F Niagara FAILS Cisye.
G,d and G2 cqIS;s' eG.vf p,, ,,c,
stn3 car %4YoIK G6eago YorH to MeiS:
toa%5%. X ; 81 T. c55eys%ad 81 asS: day.
S@d aE az 5 and for eG cafT mo9s mo Con-
"a NIL "a T.@FFs % a..
sg9da lS9 L a5F EG 39 b bS e a.
at 20 = r., arfvs %is6.,o g. g
. .nS 90 m H. ais gaFof laiti%SSS
g 1od m: T. Fs'
81 D,,s Tt,neh Point pleasant, and Intermediate
eSniav u 4. M Is M do not stop at Asbary
Fo 'ArIAXTIC CITY: I 20 D.. n U'rough Day Coach
weokdays, connects FOR Cape Nay and B7owg's Mll,.
fO a,d xcrok ia lroad 100 n. daily except sunday,
and 90 D m. daily via Baltimore and Bay Line. 10
p H. FOR PHILADELPHIA
62o. : 20, 90 80, 90. Chicago Limited with
y. m, y 90, 100. 10. 90. 80, go 80. 100
800 80. 90. and 900 p. m. ana y 10 night
tays ESpSss Is 20 90 10 Lml.e and 10
A NJ - no 10 I 80 5 90 8 30. 90. and 8 90
p m, and 70 Is night. Accomwodat,on, 100 D. m,
check baggage from hotels and residences through 70
For timetables OF local trains apply to any ticket agen,
CIrAS + prGH T. r WOOD.
Dq-sfr Arans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
Railroads.
NEW york GEAI RAJ

- TuE ONLY RAILROAD Station ~ TEE OTrA :
Trains leave follows; s.
BIO a. M.-FASt MALL For Albany Utica SSi ''
1890 4. M.-CiiiCAGO VEsuBULE LIMITED dus
oat Chicago :4j a. H. next d1y..,,.oe ,ou, o>ceut
1880 A. m.-WEsTERN DAY EXPRESS-DaiIS '>''S'
ZOO Noon.-SoUTHwFsTEIX VEsTIBULEIo LIN IN
lIED-Due Cincinnati 10 100, Indianapolis IL ~ ." my
4.3o r. " DN;otfH SHORE vEsrIBULE LIMITED,
Due at Detroit at 10 a. NJ, chicago f'oo ~ me- '
600 p MAST WESTERN EI<PREsSs,-7Dae Chicago
7.3O =. M..-IDlRON DHCK, MONTREAL AND BUZZ
9.,5 p iI.NFtHSH ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO EN-
'Et,S-Due indianapolis II 20 p H. HcA' u"S' ''
FsnKILL (TEWBUEGm. POrGHKEEPsSIE RIM ~ Ng5
CLIFF (KINGsIONj. AND HUDSON ~ .oJJ'
HIP 33o 335 70 - p m. 6S also iS 90 ro5. rs
p H. for Gafrl.ons west Point y - III Us a. m'
ALB 5?9 % e? 49, TO- 20 d5 70 3d. III IS M 70 90
noon, $50, 300 $50, 500, 10: 20 80 o'lo D. N'
TRoY-$I5; 9Io. 1000 10 49, IN Is "a II 20
UT9So& : Z 49, 22 70 10 o M 10 0o fi5 20
a; n, j. 100 noon, 80 G00 30, 0:lo D. H. Z'oo
ROCHFSTER-oIO. 10 co. 10 80 a. m, Il 90 noon.
BUFGALou9 49, 10 100 no 80 200 noon, 80.
NI&G&Eh,' ~ liz p 1900 10 80 a. M IL 100
%IgN sG M G NTAi 23 XD MoxrREALt7a5
422' GESEy& 80 &N6 cl5&H%b 5H 1SiS 10 co.
BEif{fS;44iRE HiLis. yiR HARLEM DIVISION
For e&cs and 5S p IN Sleeping Cars apply at Grand
pe ,9 otat25 Or at ar 80 az ana BraowaS ~
York: 1893 Wa-6lostea.st I2G Faltqn.st and 398 Bed
iorGays D. Broon and 1902 IIud,onst Jer,sy fity
notes 6, ana F vo ,h5Gogsh = , ., SATURDAY.
-, 1ooy. ir'- ,osc .alne at ?:1o, 900
59a Z o o fqcga stop rG 9Sa Street 6tX t12n
Mana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
Uanclne Afn0emlts

. IEXANDER MACGREGORS
GLASSES IN DANCING
- xrSDrISSOUN ROOMS 1os WEST 55TH st.
Privs'e lessons time by app inumeht
~rRXANDO'S ACADEMY, 1872 East 56th-st-A school
Il d.ncfnc d@portment ard calsthencs exercises;
-, the new and fashionable dances send for circular
ar TRENhH's ACADEMY. Broadway and S3d.st
MI HESERAJ, and PRIVATE Lessons DAILY Gre $
Xxx EVENING. ADVANCED CLASS. 10th Sexes
nv GEORGE DODWORTn ,,r
II No. Gs1 5TU-AVE
- Vow Omen. Class ard Private lessons.
Mems Clsss commences Monday. DeecmpefA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
Musical Instruction for both Sexes.

NEW-lUI.h lDNSLKN AIOR4- L8-t ] tA-sL
~ THE OLD AND FAMOUS ~
VOCAL :. HOti4...-...-.. ~ ANO- SNllVpi4
ORGAN SCHOOL. .......... VIOLIN SCHOOL
md SCHOOL FOR ALL BRANCHES OF MUSIC. Elocu.
ton Modern Taur-ages, Drawing and Painting. The
NEW.YORK cons ERVATORY or MUSIC.
o EAST 14TI-ST- ONLY ID DOOR EAST OF 5TH-AVl~
Established I9cS-Chatcred 1865.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING fOr the Reception OF Pupils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
THE MISSES ELY's

-A-TTE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
"A. Boarding and Day School for Girls 40th y,ar opens
sept % Adcr > foE circulate ISL ~ Moiitague-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06

Ans RUENz SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND
IN rYPEWRIrING, - Clinton Place sth-'t near
Bioadv separate and thorough instruction; advance
lnet rapid certA ate Of competency on graduation Can
send Tor cir MARS
rTHE PFRLITZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES. no.
\ West 2ih.st. branches Boston. Phila, WASHINGTON
Chicago Be.ln, Paris. &c. Best sIuctloa $40 per term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
Ncw l)nblieaiioa 6.
CMALL BOYS IN BIG BOOTS,

CMALL BOYS IN BIG BOOTS,
ARCHIBALD CLAVERING GUNTER,
Author OF "Mr. Barnes OF New.York" etc.
at IS novel, vigorous and never dul."-Ncw.York
Sun, Oct H. 1890
"Nlr. Gunter's book fail to be popular."-San
Francisco Chronicle, sept. :, 1890.
1T overows with humOr, and the best juvenile story
book OF the season"Davcnport Democrat sept 80, 1880
THE HOME PUBLISHING CON-. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
Musical Instruction
Brooklyn.

ANJO-HTNRY c. DOBSON, sole manufactuIer and
boacher Of the patent Eel banjo, 1870 Broadway.
Branch 20 West l2jth-,t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06

NeW-Y York, friday, Dec. >, 1870
The following sales head at the Exchange and Auc-
ton Room to-day.
Two lo- on East IoOthst geo It OF 5th'yc, 95xloo
each W l. Ill., SllsoO.
Two 5-story hats With plot Of land, Nos 1873 and $50
Psrk-aVe, l2sth-t. plot DINO; Joc0b LorI
lard ir. SIS lG7.
one j.,tol building, with lot. No Il Iiroom".-t s.,
1901 r. % toiuuba-t. lot =. Nj6: Isaac Frank, zoo
one lot lioth-st - 70 " ~ N'iri7-aNe. 21FlOo
Timothy Donovan - $50
Sale II dwelling with lot 80 l4G West 4ih--t Of ith
ave. wa Adjourned ~ December 10
Sale o. dwelling with lot 40 800 Fast 42i>t. . Of ID
ave w3- ADJOURNED sine die.
sale Of buldlngs with la,r q plot o. land, Sos LBS
10 l.2ii JdaNe cor 77th.>t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06

CHCEt II - ranent Of uie lod's supper 70 80 A. ILL.,
nraNcr.|5 SaIlat6school ? 80 p, N. Seats fr,' Rev
FRANK l.. WILSON, Pastor
GOSPEL rAnaEXAEGLE cHrncn s,4eyG ard .5v 9
lo:i5 a. 80 y. ID. Every might except SATURDAY
HowATD MISSION A%D MoY y f or, t 11ngaI.
s'aoo cyy sday at 50 , Anns& Hal 10 p a..
aye Ninglnr by thS SAhd F'G a Wy4yiHKo j' sy Dy
5 mATcn rfcsidSat.
uEnREw.CuusTiAN cHrKcU l. :. MARI . r!ac'
Ia,; o'h,., Eey: pF I.!. Lfi ~ Gaa P",f.
meeting Friday evening, 40. All welcome l'''''''
nron o. rlNrrcosr .yg .peaH q; Grand s og'2
At ii',' p IT, i',' sa6cc, The rarnrll scandal"
Ec' V joil& t. b..'1tI&s Pastor rr.ltInl. II o. ant
7a9 B'l.SSa .''' ,as oaiaaaiou.
Rev. .,'' H. Iai !. N''Ii'wr> vii ,6.a@.
rr rN4X o, Ay \d 1d jlali ,n!flrp
riuLrl At fA-o gi ls1'" u a. &c.,. , IS
EDGAR o. Hroo.i'n. w.D preach at 40 j.. m.
1Il,a..-liey. JonN L.-cNMln IL, ra-'or I-',',,''
Erie Gus Of I:,frsr" Baptism af,e' evening -"r'ee
cuIGE5n o,ati io: Is. R.y ry s. IT, , M.rl j.,
E'llNy4 u. - -. n' .iian p ra -.naa ty g..
meeting '.'' b. 3D.. A.. are .'..- --,.''.
MADISON AyiNrl,E l'Iq,'i3,.' III ~ ia H. r,,5
1i 1,.., ,.-,...s .. 3D. .,,n.ls q, g. Union ribr
c.a-, saturday r'" ."t d.
NonAvlay rrIocorAL crf,(,m 'oI I, Lo, {,
MADISON AylNrE E.snyTrRIAX CHURCH.
-'i To- D. - N.i- sc,p'.c-na D., eai
-------
MADISON so.'er rnl,fIIEfH A>-s, CHT p.5. H.
n.r o. - u >. . '.- 60. = d.. 4"' IN - ".
,..-.op 'e'ii5 o r'
,-,,,.,,-.,, ,o.,.. q. ,.,.
ave N2 .i ali =" ,rs,1as y r,ar p Eq i.
I,l..I l..aa,o. 81 o., p..,it.. ~ LII, i'-..ng
sS.i,,...r: o., ,l,.,," al la..:4.-
NEW JERUSALEM cn,G,n. ~, s,t.,.,. .l..:r...n
ll,,t.' - : so :, 3D. s,r,i..- d. II o.,.oA. -'h
'~.'. "-4' '''--' ' '''.''.'
asst isa.I'a. b. ,'r l'-'ol Roy. c. DIV EEip"-
md IS % 10. ,o'..' r" "" TO stranger and u'o'7
-........,.--... o.. 90. ~ po,ypreu
3 . ia..- IT,. ~. .. ,ne ~ -'n..' D., atnoi..
srb' Ha.n ,4. ...I .,.. q, Goo, Vs. ..o. n..
.
PHILLIPS PlI.Nln lltItN oHl l' u. N'4 . 81, ave
',l. 49, ~ s,,ii.,. M =; JILL ,o-.4 in,ll,t.oa -
All
"'
pRrSHYTIKIAN CHURCH o. THE TrElTAFs.
,oG,i, 40. u. ay.. IN EDWARD l.. tIAI.n.
A. 40 - NJ .uiny ..,Vi,e a. II evening e. 10.
....-.---. ,,,,-.,.,, ..-.....,, .s,..,
PARK tNiN IN. j.. 'll' p" Of ''.'F ~ M
Ift IT, N's' ,l' u ID - ... d..
N.DrU'tt NI f" log. ~. d 3D. I' .'.'''' ~ .
-...........- ,..,....,
%.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS Al VIE EXCHANGE.

At the Exchange Yesterday No. II Brcomest. was
offered. The property consists Of "A hye-story brick
tenement on lot 21x56 1t s0d In partition, the
bidding ran from $4,000 up to $1,000. Isaac Frank
was the buyer. Nos. 1873 and l.S75 Parkave.,
being the southeast corner Of one hundred and twenty
cighth-st, are two five story brick flats on Il plot
jOX7O. Jacob Lorllard, lr.. the buyer for
Si7lG1. fun lot in Ono-huudrpd and forty ninth
st, west Of Morris ave-. sold 90 r. Donovan for $3.50
The market is still quiet, but entirely without any
"panlcky1 feeling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
AT co1LEoIATE REFORMED CHURCH. HARIE'

ALL SOULS CHURCH Madison,2ye ana G0i n N
Rev K HEBER NEWTON Will preach at 10 p IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
For Young Iadies-Citv
For Both SeXeS-CitY.

A DXERTISEMENTS FOL, the NEWY0RK, ,I TGIB.
1fFiCfS. 10 i.5s BroadTa3 corner Ihirtynr,t,t n.
I'll 8 D. n; go West Twenty thrd.,t.. corner sth-
ave; 152 e;hays;; 1873 Fourth.are; corner los on.
l096 IhlN-sve.. near SiXtylrst-st; Los Fiv>t-avc
1oJ West Fortys, cond-st. lO92 Connbns-aIe'' Og
81 Avenue 8: 1873 IhrG-1N'.. ana
Dc HiRITM OFFICE $50 East One huIdle iandtwenty-
ff.h-S. 10 = ru. az r, guar Office rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06

SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
alo AND 142 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BROoKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY

" IUOT OF LiBEHrY.sr.. NORlH RIVER
l4Ut Table of November 1861. ls.U
80 q. No.. Tor Easton. Mauch Chunk Wlkesbarrs.
scranton, RHdug. Har sbury Tamaqua Shimohin sun.
bury WdusrUrt. on sundays for EasCOn NaucA CHUNK
Wilkest ARE and Scranton.
d 100 a Do. for l.lstcI.
Eistoa, Mauch ChunS ana Shamokin 10y"
9. SO o. q. Tor Ia ton. Aluch Chunk. Wnkcsbarr..
scranton. reading, 1T ri~bnr-, P0tlsyile. Iamaaul
shamoka. Srnbury, wllamspor. Through Bufes PaFlor
90 p n. daily FOR Ea,,ol. Mauch Chunk. Reading
Harrisburg. Po't,rc Sundays fur Iamaqua al 90
- ?. for Eiston. Mauch Chunk. Reading Harris.
burg NihesOarre scranton. IamaQua. Pottsye Shame.
kin.
20 p. m. far Toston ard Allentown
40 p. ~ for lls1n. Maugh Chunk. Reading Harris
lufS Sc SUNDAYS 40 80 p. n.
30 p. m. for ia-t0n and Allentown.
For Atlantic Highland. a, a o -. II ~ = m.
TO, Freehold at :fj. -. II 10 a. II. 1880. 80.
10 Iong Branch nnd points South 70 Point Peasant.
~ - -. ~ 10 m, 90. 90 90 I. m SUNDAYS.
except ocean Grove and Asbury Park. 90 a. H., 90
For Rcd Bank at 4:45. sl5, Il Is n; 1870. CO.
4 90 100 D. IA. Su"ca,s, . 100 q. H. 1 100 D. ~.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Ton, River Barlc-at la.A. and Enmec0t, 4A5, rs
For Atlantic city vino,ad and Bridgeton at AS am,
FoT Monmouth Beach and scabgsh, at Sis. II Is
.. w.. 20 , 10 - - ~ -
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
For Youuy Iadies-Country.

DELVIDEKI. SE.IINAEY.-5lOO pays lot thorough
ID curse in busaess Department Win home speeaI n
.~uction ladies Whose education has B. ru hr2ectl
A dress SEMINARY. Be.vder.. NeW-Jersey.
rJoNE INSTITUTE. Tarryt1Nn, y. "a boarding and
IIDay School Tor Young Ladies AID Little Glf.s. VA
reopen sept l.. Nj ". W MEICALF, PHrc.ldl
rT,HE YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY. Freehold. y g.
pleasant home with client opportunities ioi a!
education. NJ, ECNICE D. SEWALL Principal!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
3nelrurilon.


For Boys and Young Men-City'
CLASS lUE BOYS -ILtermcd.ate and ada anfsd
"A. grades students I5ep3rcd ot Goiese Wv
A CIRCULARS or GOOD SCHOOLS FREE state
A.Shethsr for boys or girls ely or y9"I IaX., v
hCYSSOON American School Bur aG w. l4thsI ~ y
INSTRUCTION in commercial branches clGcqton mill
aEy science and tactics and Geh'leht sileh on
AAu'''''' between ' 3 + HYXTr l1s Madlson.sye
RI " LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, b, Fast
1src. for collega scient Gc School or business
A plain, practical wellequipTed. long established
chaf>,ter and culture $50 500 per annum
DREPARATORY college school at l79 West 47th.st.
Il conducted by H. f. Wells the learner taught how to
abtcs by he methods 0: instruction employed personal
attention to each; limited 20 twelve scholars
TTYvERsITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1473 broadway;
Snear '?dst 5sd ye2r \, PT,WOqyg CTTusrci,l and
y. c. MENDRICKSoN Principals.
For Young Ladies-City.
"a r-REy; DIR; AND MRS. GARDNER'S
Mrs GARDINER Author 0; History in Rhyme"
A DXERTl sEMENrS. For. TIE NEw.YoRK TRIB-
"A CNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE UPTOWN
u ~ NO. NO. SO W WFo1a"aS SSl1f e6hc s g
ayc. i52 eth.aye.; 1873 FouTth.ave.., corner -Four.
icT Sac Ty I nasf SfnSE cs May
100 West Fosty-second-st. 1902 Coumbqs-ave.; 60
i19 HARLEM 6FriCE so fas,
Ifth-st.. w 10 D. M. at REGULAR Office rates
MISS NJ. BLACKWFLL'S School and kindergarten for
w Children r-opens 0ctobcL J. At l30 East e3d-st
rINHE MISSES HOYTS
Der ~ I'D w y0 7dts 'o5' anu Vnu'y D y'
NAN NORMAN INSTITUTE Founded 1857. Home and
' Day school. GOLD AID BRoNZE MEDALS PAE MIS-
Ind-aYe. Nine VAN NORMAN, Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06

voRAyGAV EPISCOPAL. CnrE,u coInct LOVING
touptr and 3.tA.-,, i-.' j. ~: ''I'' I-'''
,t..- u 49, o.. l.Q 81 D. Do. SAT ifr".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06

THIRTEENTH STREET PKESBYTEHIAN CHURCH
between 6,h and 1th atr-.-Kry d CHARLES II.
GARDNEI picayhc. at 10 80 and - D.. sun.
day school at 80 J.. NJ Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
ADVENT LECTURES BY DIR. KNLANCE.
u m - ID and llfn.e

Came" -.., . ,tt. t,o,iro
Dec 81. II a. M: "The Coming Yet to Come; The
Evening pee = 40 o'clock Musical festival Anthem
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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-02-28
PERSONAL AND IMPERsoNAL.

Cloud Rafnwater is the name of q
student at the University of Virginia.
Fresno County, Cal, has a hermit
who lived there thirty years without
seeing the county seat.
Old Grimes is dead. His given name
was Jesse, and he was the oldest citizen
of Allentown, Pa. He died recently at
the age of ninety-fve.
John Tyndall, father of the famous
scientist, was carpenter by trade. He
lived in the little town of Carlow, forty
four miles from Dublin, Ireland.
1t is said that William Sprague. War
Governor of Rhode Island and after
ward United States Senator, is now liv-
ing in poverty. He was once worth
$40, 1000, 900.
George w. Childs has lately added
800 clocks to the number he had on
hand, and he is now the possessor of
over LOO tick-tack time-pieces, which
he keeps in room set aside for the pur-
pose.
The right name of Emin Pasha Tor
Emin Bey, as he is more generally
known) is given as Schnitzler. He is
native of Austrian Silesia, it is asserted,
L
surgeon.
The late Ex-Governor Dewey, of
Wisconsin, left with his will genealog-
ical sketch, which traced his ancestry
back to 1910, when Thomas Due, who
subsequently settled in Massachusetts.
was burgess of Dover, England.
Peter Laing, Scotland's remarkable
centenarian, lately entered upon his one
hundred and sixth year. He recently,
on leasing house for some years, re-
marked to the tenant, ''after the seven
years is deem, I'm gaun to live in it my
SELL"
"A citizen of Minneapolis, whosec COM
potency to speak is vouched for by the
st. Paul Pioneer Press, says that the
great-grandmother of Jefferson Davis
was sister of the great-grandfather of
President Harrison, Ben Harrison, of
Virginia.
Andrew Tigaddle, who died recently
at Morristown, o., aged seventy-four,
was the last of famous family of nine
children born without the optic nerve,
therefore stone blind. The State decided
them a section of land for farm. They
could go anywhere alone, did all the
farm work, cut timber, built fences ran
grist mill, drove horses, told the color
of animals and denomination and genu-
ineness of paper money by touch. They
were useful and wealthy.
Prof. Bischoff, the organist of a
Congregational church in Washington,
has been blind from his childhood. All
the new music that comes out is read to
him by his secretary, one reading being
sufficient to fix an ordinary piece of
music in his mind, although an intricate
piece of composition sometimes requires
several readings He also finds the
graphophone useful in committing music
to memory or in composing, for he does
considerable original work. The pro-
lessor has been for many years a sue
cessful teacher of both vocal and in
strumental music.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-02-28
A SPLIT GOLD COIN.

One of the Products of the Mint That
Rarely Gets Into Circulation.
Two tens for twenty, please" said
a gentleman to the cashier in the county
treasurer's office.
The cashier took the twenty and
rang it on the counter. 1t had that pc
culiar dull ring that characterizes coun-
terfeit coins He rung it second time
and then inspected it critically.
lis it bogus?" asked the owner of the
coin.
''Oh, no, answered the cashier. cts
as good as wheat, but split"
Continuing, he said: THAT is the first
split twenty 1 ever ran across. The
stamping-machine at the mint some
times comes down too hard on the coins
and split them; but il is seldom the
larger coins split It's mostly sfives'
that suffer But they are very careful
at the mint and stop every split coin
they detect. Now, in the thousands of
dollars handled here every year / rarely
find split coin. l don't think I've
found more than four or five in a year,
and, as l say, the coins were mostly SIS
pieces"
The split $50 piece looked perfect, and,
so far as the eye could detect, bore no
flaw of any kind. The only fault with
il was in the ring" and the split made
IT sound dead" when throwu on the
counter.-San Francisco Examines.