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The state herald., 1890-01-31

IT is strange that the "rcform
democrats" cast have not long ago
sent John l.. Sulligan to congress.
John himself says, II will get there,
but have to settle this little Missis.
sippi matter first"
The state herald., 1890-01-31

Representative llouk OF Tennessee,
il determined to push his bill abolish.
ing the civil service commission.
Col. Houk evidently doesn't believe
that that gun is loaded, but he will
discover his mistake.
The state herald., 1890-01-31

A lot of democratic editors in the
eastern states, With Il desire to make
a point against the protective tariff,
are every day bowling in concert that
the farmers Of the west are all bank
rupt" aud that farms are mortgaged
for more than they are worth" Such
are simply the whines of d emagogues.
Farms are not morigaged half as
deeply as three-fourths of the news.
papers making the cry.
The state herald., 1890-01-31

Ex-Unitcd States Senator Riddle
berger Of Virginia, died on Friday
last. lie began public career when
almost boy, and at the close OF the
late war was a captain in the confcd-
crate army, though only twenty years
Of age. He was hailed as the most
dashing soldier OF the Tenth Virginia
Cavalry. As Il lawyer Of ability and
Il brilliant public speaker he gave
promise OF bright future. Whisky
wrought his ruin.
The state herald., 1890-01-31
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

Z Brannon, Chairman. IIoiyokc.
John II. Boar,!man, Secretary. IIaxtun.
Precinct No. /, Il Gilroy, lIolyoke,
Precinct No. :-E T. Drannon. Holyoke.
Precinct No. s-Oscar Trontman, IIolyoke,
Precinct No. i-.Iuhn Il i:oarinan. iIastun.
Precinct No. s-Iamcs Dryant. Bryant.
Asccinct No. 6--J. Il. Akin, EmIncrson.
The state herald., 1890-01-31

We have observed that none OF the
ar!stocrats OF Barnwcll, South Carol
ina, who lynclled the eight ncgros
suspected Of murder, have not yet
been arrested. II God had given
them a black skin they would have
been shot to pieces by the dim light
of dawn that has long since swclled
To MONDAY and faded into night.
The state herald., 1890-01-31

Our friends, the enemy, declare
that Gov. Campbell of Ohio, is better
than his party, and it is merely JUS
tlcc to the governor to assume that
he is. Heaven help him II he isn't.
The state herald., 1890-01-31
Ono Rosul, of,no ohio Auction.

The plan oi clcctlng United States sena
tors by popular vote seems 10 bo growing
In favor with the people. Tho fresh In
pulse which this movement has developed
within tho last few weeks n,ay bc safely
credited 10 the Ohio democracy.
The state herald., 1890-01-31
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.

NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.
rcsidcnt-I'cnJ. lIrrrison.
President Of Srnstc---Icvi p. Morton.
Chief Iustice-Mciviiic W. Fuller.
Secretary Of Stntc-Jamcn q. Blaine.
" Treasury --Wm. Window.
" war-Rc,itleld Proctor.
Ssvy-R. =. Tracy.
intcrior-J. W. Noble.
Agrlrulturc-.I Husk.
ttorucy Gcneral-W. II. II. Miller.
Postmaster Gcncrai--Iohn WanamaLer.
Y. =. SenatorS--lI. ". Teller, T.. q. Wolcott.
Rcprercntative-liosca TOWNSEND.
The state herald., 1890-01-31
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
t,ovcrnor-Job 4. Cooper.
1t. Governor--N. &. Smith.
Secretary OF staic-jamcs Eicc.
State Trcasurcr-W. II. Brisbane.
Supt. Pub. lnst.-f Dick.
State Auditsr-D. u. Schwanbcck.
Attorney Generals. W. Jones.
Senator LIST Dist. ~. W. McCrccrcy.
Representative sth Dist.-8co. &. Reed.
The state herald., 1890-01-31

Senator Sherman's antitrust bill
should be promptly acted upon by the
United States senate. Trusts are
among the hydraheaded institutions
that need to be taken by the throat
without much ceremnnY.
The state herald., 1890-01-31

When democracy dies the Republics
end will be very ncar.-Chicago Her.
aid.
The democratic party had a narrow
escape from 1851 to 1865, and for
twenty-five years after it was in. hospi.
tai. But the republic did not seem to
mind IL,
The state herald., 1890-01-31
q. A. X.

LJoI.YOKE POST. No. 81. Il. a. H., meets in
"A Bakcr's Hall. on the second and fonrth Fri
days Of each month. Visiting brethern cordially
invited. Il. V. KING, Post Com.
EFT HAZEN, Adjutant,
The state herald., 1890-01-31
EIGHTH JUDICIAL.

judges. s. Downcr.
District Attorncy--.I. +. GarriEu-s
Deputy Dist. Au'y.-E. u. Brann"n.
District CLERK WIN. L. Robinson,
The state herald., 1890-01-31
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Clcrk--c. y. McTherson.
shcrin--I.. Z. witherlee.
Ju,lge--Jamcs Glynn.
Trcasurcr-B. A. IIoskins.
supt. OF Schools--C. u. Timbcriake.
Asscasor-Ottis Castcitcr.
survcyor-wm. Lowe.
Commissioner Mike Francis, J. q. Elder an,i
= Tho dore Chalbcrg.
PRECINCT orrIcERs.
Justices y. Frank and II. Y. Moore.
tables whitney Irwin. Nit Tomlinson
Road Superyisor-J. H. Dsggy.
City Of1icOrs.
MAyor-w T. johnson
Police Ju'lgc-P & wcstovcr.
xeoorAer-R ellison.
Nar,hal-A Temple.
Auorncy-E T. Erann.n.
Trca.ur-r-tco T. CLARK.
Truktecs-I.er witherl-.c, A Temple, Patrick
Walsh. J kenyon. T. Raymond. 4 l. wobb.
The state herald., 1890-01-31
X. OfH.

CkEsCENT LODGE. No. is, X. OF r., meet
every Wednesday night.
JORDAN, &C
wFsLATER. X. orr. as.
The state herald., 1890-01-31

NJ. w. A.
IJOLYOKECAMPN No. 5O?, meet frat md thirc
AAFrdays Of each monuh.
EE BRANNON, Clerk. RMGII.sON, v {
The state herald., 1890-01-31

L. q. .. Il.
IJOLYOKE LODGE. No. 20, /. o. o. F.. meets
every Tuesday cscning at bakers Hall.
w.M. ApLANn, sec'y, '
The state herald., 1890-01-31

DIRECTORY.

Nj. l.. ur<.h.
rrcachinE every Sunday morning al 1880.
and evening mt {. Classn,ccting al y. m.
Sunday School At $3.50 a.m.. all mountain
time. II. II. Cook, Pastor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-13
anY WIPES A wINsoME WEE

CHARLES Msckay,s Last Poem
Ny wife's winsome wee thing
Wed twenty years or mail,
And aye the BONNER growing,
A bath mine eyes declare.
IT'S love that made her bonnie,
And love that keeps her sse,
In spife q time and fortune,
On HES uncannie way.
Lave scarpo away tina wrinkles
From a. her smooth white brow,
And duty done through good and III
Aye keeps her conscience true
And Yields her happy peace OF mind,
If eses the world goes wrong,
And turns the murmur of lament
Into cheerful song.
The kisses gather on her lips
Like blossoms on the rose,
And kindly thoughts reflect the Hight
That in her bosom CLOVIS
AZ wayelefs in running stream
Reflect the noontide ray,
And sparkle with the light OF heaven
when npphng on their way.
she il wiusome wee thing.
And more than twenty year
She's twined herself about my heart
BY ali that can endesr;
BY ell that can endear on earth
Foreshadowing things above,
And lead my happy soul TO heaven.
Rejoicing in her Lowell
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-13
Saloon. and Store Fixtures
$3.50 WILL BUY BAR,

,.G-tcr. back bar srd mirrors Fixtures ready
risde on hand and made to order. Remember
re make saloon enc drug store nt-jEss q sps-
cislty. therefore call and see uA We can save
you money. q. ". Traverse 4 Co. saccensogs q
Gsriinser = CO, zxz3 second sszerf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-13

l21sc. q pair. children's fun-hnished hose.
Chester Cleary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-13

Cure your rheumatism for 81 . with bottl
OF Mooyes Revealed Remedy.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
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n NEWYoRKCEN1RA1
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive At and depart from


GRAND CENTRAL. srAiIoN.
Fourth Ave- and AID St. New \ ork.
THE ONLY KAlLKOAD siAilON IN TiE CITY
TRAINS l. 40 tOLI-O"S
$50 A. Nj. fAof NEw- iOi.h sIAAE LArh->>-
due at Uanandagua 5 :00. Buazo =: 20 Y. nir H..
$50 A. nj. CHICAGO VESrIBULE LIMIIED-dus
,osS6 S6hIcasS so % ness vEsrrBuLE LIN.
IIED-due Cincinnati :05. indianapolis 10 80 T. me
11sso 81 Lsuls 4. H. oS z DAY s1csp:
900 p. n H. FAST WESTERN ExPEEsssnodue PRESS Chicago
1905 FIST sS SSfaH FRI5s 70
FISHKILL (NEwBURGhl 20 EIEPsiE, XII ,S 6
II so 10 80, 800, :3o p M aiso ~ oa ion
REnPidE; M idr ;hgRIsoN sp M %@wEsT oSfi 10
a. m M. / 2 go f3 80 3 80 q 80, 30 p NJ, ,ru
ALBANY UTICA. SYRACUSE, RoCHEsIER, ,Bbu.r Bu.rrs
FAIO AND NIAGARA FALLS-S 80, 800. 10 ;Sos
III so m, :oo ~ 100 p m also Albany anu '"os
TROY s1RaroqA ApIRoNpACK MOUNTAINS NE 4iSs AZ
$50. so, li;6O a. M. $780, o'oo' io'oo p ne
AuBURN. GENEVA AND M s,dd 10
BERKSHiRE HILLS. VIA HARLEM Divisions
sssa 90 e s in f!s'p&as & sYIb
NewYork sH sss %ashngton.st res Futcn-st. and 500
Bedordaye T. D. BroSkiyn a and cbacks hass,ss from
hotels and residences through 70 destination o,
Daily except sunday tDaily except Saturday othss
Mboye trains except leaving at $50 ans
,ITouv 4, rorcry d. Loo. GEORGE r. DANIELS.
'0A General Mansger. Genl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
RAILROADS..
TEN N SYLvANIA
RAILROAD.
on AND AFlEa MARCH 2. 1890.

IN AND AFIEk MAl;CH - 1870,
Train. leave stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cevss
S$ BOD ISE for the ws;s clsesss
LSss Il II aSsa nss ana S
,oSS Ssas g. GnIepTf 4pT AND cHIcASo r
bawns ssat.0S% .ests sfepaE aaeia po1ss
bs.S and al p' the
@ rIs. sa~ AHye aaa seis en
s sn$ $sss $d!iS ssssS asS
s. Loss SnSsss and r
cinnati ii is a. NJ, Chicago D. and St. Louis -"
WESTERN EHrEEss Fs,%.S fss al D'SSss Ss. !.
M%Rsd aIrvs Hs5iae @
godSssss meet day fcr 'cf cess s
500 bspd r. apS ri!sfG e1Y vs.sDs
sns sshl Ssepsg a s Gag
.ecoSs @ e2n%sdS moHnn 10 D % Is ,or daily
for CORY: Erie the OIL Regions. Cleveland and c0'u"'
BALrIMoRE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Sa3 tsc saSday ENS S 10 R ase
can a9s 10 % slSs Ssss s.y
62S 90 n and asd % i 5 g. nsss S1:
Sunday snS ~ oS '%s $50 p %
na Ohio and n.asy va nss aS Dining
ros s' sRs % s p,,e:
Mills For Cage NAY 90 p SswyoSs e. wssS aaf apfbsaephis
Tos anS % %NoSolS Raroad 60 daily excep, sundsyi
and 90 p. M daily via Baltimore and Bay Line 2;io
p "'' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Np ~ 40 20 90 80, 90 Chicago Linitee1
with Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Lnitsa) sas
II 30 a M /. 30 :0O 10 90. $50 ~, .5vs
5:oo. 100, :3o 90 and Oo and II 10 nigh.
Ssys Express, 90 S:I5. 80 90 l9 Limited any
70 70 T; T; MI; nis;ht Accommodation. Z 100 p M.
The SewYork Transfer Company Will cali FOR and eAecs
OF local trains apply ticket sgsa1
OF ,a The company npi-cu j. r. WOOD
conor,j Manager General PasS'r AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

,rur NETWORK TEMPERANCE UNION will
continue Grand jubilee meetings At Masonic Icmpn
i'm ave and .ldst sunday, o'clock Dcors open
nj . Avoid the rush by coming carly The great nan
packed enthusiasm unh0unded. Kain or shine Goa ;
1reat WORK monster mas no one W
rurr with scratch his back at meetings EIoaucns
wide awake addresses subject: view
YORK Municipal Government" His Honor, Mayor Grsnt,
the and other city officials are invited 70
be present occupy seats the platform. nc
musical and literary programme unpcraleed pror;;
CORY orgabisL Tho Young queen OF Song" EDIT IL
MASON. PETIT ALICE. the child wonder t, large
choir and singing. CHARLOTTE WlNIEis'
BIiIiN sooist aud leader. OF the original
Georgia company (rst appearance togeher IN.
cludes Miss BELL the sweet soprano the bind coorcd
prodigy ELLA WRIGHT and "OLD BLACK JOE
rendering a selection plantation hymns and melodies
unsurpassed J. Is. GIBBS, PRESIDENT
EI'GENF JJNDERHILI, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
MILK AND CREAM IN CITIES.

A reference book. in pamphlet FORM devoted heartily
to the interests daryInen and the producers OF milk
ano a. n,articc At Boston NewYorE PHILADELPHIA Chicago
syrPcusc Lcnson and cities fully described
also laws relating to sale Of milk procecdnes OF recent
ness etc ,tc etc. Farmers living In counties adjacent
10 ali great cities will be interested Published by Ihe
NeW-York Tribune. Price 25c. copy.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
WAR SHIPS SINK AT SAMOA.

An Extra pamphlet form published by Ihe e., Tribune.
can War ships at Samoa the gaantry Of the Yankee
tsrs also Including settlemen OF Oklahoma" John tow
Dsaser American Girls Abroad with LIST OF those
who have married titles abroad Hunting Store, ,,
"Amerca,s New Navy" with full list Of the new ships
their dimensions armament, etc. ETC., etc. 20 cents
copy.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
TRIRIvNE ALMANAC. 1890.

The Tribune Almanac holds its against all coi9ers
ss the standard Of referapce for political eiecnen
penson and other statistics and information NO
one who has occasion TO refer 10 facts ana hsures can
afford to be without 1t. 20 cents a copy.
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lust PUBLISHED:
PIERRE AND JEAN,

lust PUBLISHED:
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By GUY DE MAUPAssANT. Translated by HUGH
CRAIG With a preface by the author and illustrations
from designs by ERNEST DUEz and ALBERT LiNCh
12mo paper 81 so; half leather. So %
1,N1FopM IN STYLE WITH THE ILLUSTRATED
EDITION OF DAUDET's WRITINGS
For sale by all booksellers. or mailed. postage prepaid
on receipt Of price, by the publishers
GEORGE ROUTLEDGE SONS Limited.
LAFAYETTE PLACE. NEw-YORK.
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PEpI-RIJCAN CLUB HANDBOOK.

A handsome pamphlet, describing at length thc ne;
and State Leagues and many OF the principal clubs
Pnes Tor forming club Topics for debate. etc. e:c;
The Tribune the Official newspaper OF the League ana
this the Official handbook Price % cents Order from
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

CANAL STEEL, Rev. EDWARD spi.,rsrs r "a wei
Grnenes.h or, ms"ch a. a." 10 40 a. m. and p. m
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

The letters OF l.. F. O., stan correspondent Of Inc
Tribune describing the natural resources pubic lanus
etc etc " the DakOtas Montana and washington
81 pages. IS cents copy. Order from The Tribune
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

DIR. MUNHALLs cowoRKIE9Esy,; Ey,morne Mission. Il
LOWE. will sing at the McAuley vrc'"o'
" vi " -. 'a.od thfs saturday evening
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
X ENrRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
L - E0oI OE LIBERTY: ST. NORTH RIVER

Time lao o February 10, 1890.
oo A. m Tor Iaston, Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
chunS %Fesbafc scranton sadns H1,rrssu5s Tam.
$ Tor sqnsHI @s"ssSts
h .ah s hSiisS:ss
tpSv ing; hs1TSH1s hcwis5ars wis%spci rnc A''' - 4
town Msncn m chh for iss hstehem Hentosn MaScn
Chung az Inaaui has aos s,on
Bethlehem Allentown $3.50 p m for somervlie and
siop getsshe1o s On sons,ys a. Nsaso So
p 100 a. mr sundays for Easter. Bethlehem. Allen.
town oo SIS'4 p m oH sundsy for E.stOn Bethlehem
GROVE Point Pleasant; 9" sag snd,Is u rs OO
20 p m Sunday trains do no, stop at Ocean Grove or
' For Monmouth 1csch ssse1rgh' etc" at ';ao shs'
il Is M ,o,e Ia 90 IsSants e 10 Via Maawan and Keypor
30 I5 10 80 m oo. 100. 3 80 p M Sundays.
~ Tor IaKewood 30 90. 80. 20, 100
% For fcms Rivcr and and Barnegat 49, sIS am. co
TS faIs, s e n" aSs.ys Ss 80 g. 10 g. oC e.
sS%sey s"r yagaad iSpS si and Rlssen Rlts on,' 80 m D.
for Freehold. 80. s;l5' II :l5 a. m 90 100 90.
90 ac0 cS No: cc sc SC 80 M suada5: &c.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
r - r. cea ana bs&Sre ii H. S and OHIO H. AND Reading
ici raIad.lE1la as 100 .5 40, Il :oo r. liz; ~
sG%D&YS 80 50 NJ. nv 90 80. 500. 90 p M.
For Bsltimoe and Washington daily rt sO II 0o lex
cept sunday M 90 10 90 p M I2 IL - eight
20 er Reading ssG sfsS nave con
iss
ra1sfsf Tran cs,%S.sny viii call for and cheek
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

nrsrrprrs OF CHRIST 56th.sts near o'"'s'''
The Rev d. b. TYLER, fsWsySatt fsWSat II is Not
Nforninp subject: "Chrstian Unloh-""~
what IL Is-ITow to Promote It." -. rx,.,v
Evening subject: "What Meanetn i"s
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

ELEVENTH STREET CHURCH, between neohiects: ota c j
aves.I lev DR.. f. G. B0LLEs, Pastor Sunday sermon
S:45 D. M, Talks 20 Young People, H. MAA'"s
actcr.n
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

rrourv SIXTH STREET PRESBYTrElH..x rl ~ a
c,.Ipru cor IexIneton.-Rev. w. II. HAhon.aw
ptor vji, nyeach at II and 7:45 D. m Strans0'
cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

AT LENOx AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH, 126th-
st., east OF Lenox-avc.-Rev. ID. w. MOOREHOUSE
will preach at IL a. m. Sunday school at p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
Gearher5.

TUTORS goyernesses professors, teachers, ~
"A. branches. supplies schools and families. osppptt oipt
cuia. for parents Modern languages spoken
COYRIERE. 81 f. 17th-st.. bet 4th-aNc. anu ii2
BILE TEACHERS, Tutors, Goyernesse Compdu"s prharrs
1cnocs Recommended Miss n. T. D0NovAN'S Teach
ers bureau Musical Agency. 80 East l4th.ss
nEsT TEACHERS. American and Foregn Suppnnd pIrt1
A fr iii branches all localities no char2e
ERs WANTED fee for oTV West lo t,S
A MTRICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, s AssNoi
"A supplies Professors Teachers tutor, 'Io'tacsse'
&C. to Colleges schools and fawie s ,6ipp Apps s99are
Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG-FuLION. 20 eh,on .'e
1 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE , NEW-Y00iME 0is
"a nTInMS IKiSSo o6FFrcs 10 i.ss broadway corner Thirty
ist until 8 D. M $40 Broadway. between -o ,v,
sccsnd and Twenty.thrd ST. uns p sxtbave
Ia Tourtave corner Fourteenth;s, 5Go dneave sN,y
corner Torty-seventb-st 1o26 Third near AT
nyst-st 170s Firstave lo0 Wess 60 Ihsrtyst and
,hn n tRI,EM OFFICE. 1s0 East One-hnnoieo'a
TWENTY up to p. at regular onice rates.
u,Ur UNION TEACHERS AGENCY. tEstab & isSO'
sunnllcs schools with teachers teachers Win p9.o"A
w D. KERR. Manager 16 Astor face He"
w ANTEp-In Girls College PREPARATORY ScnoS ,enee
cvmnastics Phonics, German. and assistant "An. "a
~, cxnerencc required Address with reference
VAsSAR r. O. Box G72. New.York City.
W, AS1p-ror eentlenans family. lady to take charge
w OF large house four servants and teaen Ioug c1'
dc, references exchanged matron- tenor bass ror
p,,tc-tant church Miss DONONAN's Teachers bureau
90 East lithst.
xuJoMAN,s EXCHANGE TEACHERS BuREAu nor
w bntb supplies professors teachers
rsicans houseksepers. companions rhnperones sc:, 20
49, and convist- business firms. . -, c,,-
~ Miss G. L. WERNER 800 5th-a,e Ncw.n orH Wv.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,
Madison.ave. and G4th-st.-Rey. J. F. ELDER d. D.,
Pastor breaches II m. and AS m. Prayer meeting
"wednesday and Friday at 3 u.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
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special staf correspondent OF The Trbune prhVco III
pamphlet FORM c5 cents copy.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 57thst
west Of sth-sve;Rev WILLIAM LLOYD preaehss morn
Evening lectures. Beyond the Grave; subject: 'What
is Heaven and Wheref' All cordially welcomed.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
panrlne Afaoemss.

ALEXANDER MACGREGOHs Jos West JStn'sc Sn soiI
Tcs r,asse, In dancing Immediately after inc hoii-
DAYS: advanced classes SATURDAY lnofhhs tiS dn,
da.iranle Private lessons any time by apponthens.
C,pTrFr.S pANCING ACADEMY. so 5th-ave;,
he, 1sth and lth st@-Priyate and cas. lessons all
hours WALTZ TAUGHT RAPlDLf. htIls 20 Ir.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

rrcurrrNTU STREET METHODIST EPISCOpAA,
cuIIRci near Misunderstanding by the Pastor, isc
m m oo1IIvER A. BROWN at 10 80 and 30 Ep"or'
6 80.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

"OLD JOHN STREET" METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CUURCH-Rev. DR.. BOwDISIi, Pastor. viii preach at
10 as a. IN. Rev. &. p. ARMSTRONG, KALAMAZOO
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

EGrIsE pU SAINT ESPRIT. 80, e2e rue cuest.ssee e
vices reliqeux lc dmanche 10 ? au masih cs
solr Rev A. v. WITTMEYER, Recteur'
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
1nsfrnrtlou.

For Young Ladies-City.
-A.-MEs GALLAHER's sCH00L c,p,s
AFoE EADE T5a viii ASD reopen aa1an os clkIs
MRS. AND MISS sTEERss.
n. 1873 WEST 70rfiST.
Twenty ninth year.
DEv. DIR. AND MRS; GABDN,EE,s
COZ 5thave s2d year English teacher wanted next year
~ AN NoRMAY.s INSTITUTE (Founded 1887, HONE 10
xo,ssn xNp Mansions RAT Mnc v%S fM
For Young Ladies-County.
oo,rrc1Arr SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENeLEwooD
sY sa"i; f v EsSHsss
BOYS and Young Men-Country.
. IExANpER INSTITUTE, Military boarding Scnooi' s
"A White Plains. \. Y. Principal. o. IL. WILLIS
:, ,@pnEyTowY N. ~ MILITARY, INSTITUTE
ohDf'S iV HeS l.: H. LAXDoNy A n.ddins M rrinsiDal.
CHELTENHAM AGADEMdi sod i:o1dnss oS0Mdh1 New school
for college scientific school, For circular
&C.. address 1ous CALVIN RICE. A. NJ. Principal.
~ ,,TwooD SCHOOL FOR BOYs.-At Milford Conn;
rareots who are unortunste the nanagement Of
e iSRs RsR K r. r. SHs''a
EHREEboIp INSTITUTE Freehold, n j. a 4Sth :ys year
college preparation specially business NIX" ''"0''
DENNsYLvANIA MILITAABHYp M,!lTAB "a ACADEMY
rrs"y'sf Fssfh Sptss06 ssRsiTss' 10 .,
Civil Engineering. Chemistry. Archltectu.v. n'Ss
VI Thoroughly Organized Preparatory C9u,ses ,,tv
Cifcuiars Vi Col Col CHARLEs f. HYATT. President
c,I-NNTp SCHOOL. FOR BOYS. w
PhIAS sound seMSob se"a ol hHaSn
vv,pIyITy SCHOOL. Tvoi.on Hudson. N Y p....
| The REV. JAMES STARE SLAkhi oy ~ a., and Young
Assisted by nve resident teachers bots aiu .s
men Thoroughly the best colleges ana
scentac schools or for business Specia ns.r er
GIVEN in physics and Chemistry. The I"eh'y''o"f"
year will commence September ~
DUE PFFKSKIT.L MILITARY ACADEMf %
Apnlicatons now received for 57th year. beginning
September L. i'lS DR. JOHN " TILDEN. Principal.
xu,rcTTy.N ACADFMY.-One Of the half-dozcn Dc Des'
w Cassical and Academic Schools In New.Engasna'
rno ,ovmcnt of s61 I'm advance will cover ordnsr. ba
hoard Washing room and heating for tne IaIi rr
;"nInc Sur So send Tor catalogue to IT, NJ SIEELf''
Principal, Wilbraham Mass
For Both Sexes-Country.
A uEALTHFUI country home for children, whose whose
narnnts are unable accompany them, can De ecuret
Sor the summer with an educated lady, who VIII
and care for them with her own unencepona, Trntn
r,,on and reourpd Address MADISON Iritune oP'o""
Onice. .23S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
PROTECTION TO FARMING

Addres 70 Farmers" and Special Reports Of !rounes
various branches OF American
farming The reports all valuable paper' ana srr On
| &C attle Rais!ngir "Forcstry," Tobacco" harkc,
GARDEN prcd;cts, wooi Growing. - ''Flax and Sugar
Interests" and Cereals" ffaf the
90 ~ The Weekly Tribune. copy. Published
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New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

roRTyTHIRD STREET METHODIST EpaSCOIr,Al
CHrJ H-Communion service, 10 So a. m, rre"on''s
40 D. M, by Rev. d. W. COUCH. d. D.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

CENTRAL RAPTIST CHCRCIT-WALTER NJ.
WALKER Pastor, breaches Sunday at IL a. m
evening :t5 Sundsyscho a. as m. Strangers
always welcome.