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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
FOE BETTER INSPECTION OF CATTLE

Trenton. N. j.. Jan. 30 (speciaD.-The meeting Of
the state Agricultural Board continued to-day.
the attendance OF farmers being very large. sub
feet for long discussion was Contagious and Other
Disease. OF Domestic Animals" Several veterinarians
were present. and urged the adoption OF resolution
calling for better law for the inspection Of cattle.
The resolution went TO committee, many delegates
holding the opinion that the reports concerning
diseased cattle and swine In New-Jersey highly
colored. DR.. G. b. Miller Of Camden, repeated
statement that tuberculosis was quite prevalent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

IN WHAT DID HIS LONELY WORK RESULT
Neu-Haven, jan 80 (speciaD. There is considerable
interest among Yale's professors concerning possibly
wonderful invention that will soon be made public.
For many years the late Professor Lyman spent a
great deal of time over improvements in the telescope
few years ago he.secured possession of a room in
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Baron Won Seldeneck German Consul
General at Havana FIFTH AVENU Ex-Governor James
E. Campbell OF Ohio Ex-Governor Charles H. sawyer,
OF New-Hampshire; ex-CongFessman w. w. Rice. OF
Massachusetts; and General Arson @. McCook HOPE
MAN-Ex D. II. Mem Ian, Of Buffalo and p. A.
Widener and William H. Elkins OF Philadelphia MUIR
RAY HILL-Renry c. Robinson Of Hartford. NEW
YORK-Professor Goodwin Smith, Of Toronto.
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Domestic 5iiuations flJantea

A POOR respectable woman, anxious TO
n perform her duty and make an honest
living, would like to take care or a child
md do plain sewing trustworthy and willing
Answer until Saturday evening, 639 6th-aYe.
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North Sheffield Hail. and since that time other per-
son has been permitted TO enter the room, and the
SION only few days before his DEATH he In the
night and walked TO tho ROOM where he remained three
or four hours lie told ono or two friends, and also
members Of his family that account was the
room 10 be entered until after his death.
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B1owyyG ZIP A CATHOLIC REcroRY.

Plttsburg, Jan. 3o.-An attempt was made last
night TO blow mp the house Of Father Fiecknger OF
the German Catholic Church, Chariersborough, this
county. Dynamite was secretly placed IN the cellar
and fired about O'Clock this morning. The house was
wrecked, and the whole neghborboOd aroused Father
Flecknger and two servant girls who wore In the mouse
escaped uninjurcd, but were badly shaken up.
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Gelu u)anteo.

Males
- OY WANTED.-A strong boy OF about
I'D 1G. 10 make himself generally useful
In downtown stationery store. good refer.
cnces required. Address. In own handwrit-
ing, STATIONER, Box 10, Tribune Oniee.
UEMPLOYMENT," Employment.-Posl
II lions open for clerks. bookkeepefs,
statesmen, engineers hremen. married
couples, jzniJOrs, mschinists. blacksmlths
ard helpers, stablemen, cOachmen, wagon
painters, walters. kitchenmen, cooks and
others call; Information free" CEN
TRIAL AGENCY. 235 Fulton.st.. brooklyn.
0EREE TO EMPLOYEES, All male
l. help carefully selected and sent on re.
CENT Of order city or country. METRO
PoLITAN AGENCY. eS5 broadway.
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NARROW ESCAPE OF A BALLpLAYER

Altoona Penn, Jan. 3o.-George Smith, the brilliant
short stop Of the Rrcokyn Baseball Club had narrow
escape from death the other day. lamp exploded burn
ing him severely He IL recovering rapidly and VIII ~
all right within Two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

Corrgan, vicar.0eneral Preston and Daniel B. kchroy
the residue Of the estate. The Rev. Charles heCresa
and Robert J. brady the executors.
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homo with him. The horse became frightened, ran
away, and threw Prtchard against a fence. which
nearly killed him. His condition is precarious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

u NGLISH LADY requires position q
L. trust, companion, housekeeper. or
charge Of an infant highest references.
NJ care j. Howe 400 West i7th-st.
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CHARGES AGAINST WELL-KYOWN IRON KEH.

steubenvie. Ohio, Jan. 30 (SpeclaD.-John Nc
Feeley. receiver appointed by the courts. to-day
took charge of the spaudhg Iron Works at Brilliant
seven miles south Of Steubenvle. The petition
upon which the application was granted contains
several startling charges against David and Charles
H. Spauldng president and secretary and two Of the
bestmown iron men Of the Ohio Valley. The COM
pany organized In 1882 with 100000 capital
Of which tho Spauldings subscribed $4,000 In cash
and $4,000 In land A nail factory and rolling mu
were erected which operated up TO September,
1888. Charles IL. spauldng. as secretary, kept the
books but kept memoranda, slips and Bills 1t IS sald
on patent medicine blank tabs. During the flood Of
February 1854 IL is claimed that he purposely allowed
these to become so damaged by muddy water that
they could not be deciphered on which account the
minority stockholders, In whose behalf the receiver
was appointed. were never able to know definitely
what the plant cost. 1t not until the receiver
visited the ONCE this afternoon that the Spauldngs
learned Of the move OF the stockholders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

there exists thorough and wonderful system for the
quick transfer Of swagn To safe harbors in CANADA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

AN AXE AND HORSE XAKE TROUBLE
Laurel. Del, Jan. 80 CSpeciaD.-Thomas Pritchard,
living here split of his feet while cutting
wood. Some friends procured team and started
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domestic eiinntiuns n1anteo

Males
A FARMER and VEGETABLE GAR
"A DENER, A No. l butter maker and
poultry raiser, having II years experience
AZ farming; No. 1 references: Wiling
10 give security II needed dlsenE2gc d
March no other need apply gentleman 5
place only age 80 Protestant married
man 10 children. Address IL. H., NIL.
Durn. n. J.
u UTLER.--By q young German who un.
- derstands his business tnoroughly ::
sober and trustworthy; references frem last
employer Apply early. S57 4th-aye.
II UTLER.-Ry a nrst-clsss Swedish but.
~ Ter best Of reference. Call Mrs, MAIN.
bERD, 352 tth.aye., between 1jtn aud
2sth Sta, l night up.
q oACHMAN.-By white married man
~ can give best city references. Address
NJ. s.. Box 10, Tribune ONCE.
OACHMAN.--By q hrst.class married
" csschman best New-YoTk and Brook.
Ign references. Address T. NJ, care Jordan
Brothers, e02 Fulton-st.. Brooklyn.
CoACHMAN OF GROOM.-By a thor.
y oughly competent, reliable married
man understands his duties In every re.
spoot; willing aud ObliginE no objection 10
the county make himself generally useful
lIst-elasA reference. Address f. f., 100
sh-aSs-
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mork n1anteo.

Females.
A LADY, well educated 10 English and
"A German, leglble writer, desires "A posi-
ton IN some business or Doctors Office in
New-York City moderate salary best ref.
erence' Address j. q. ACKERMAN,
county Treasurer. Schenectady n. Y.
- TENoGRAPHER-Wanted. a position as
~ stenOgrapher and typewriter beginner
tady good speller aud accurate salary
moderate. Address II. +. S., 239 13th-st.,
Brooklyn.
- TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- BY young lady Of IL good refer
ences car be given. Address STENOG.
tAPHER, Tribune ONCE.
TYPEWRITING.-A manner OF type-
writing done thoroughly: legal and the
9trical work specially. HOWELLS, 25G
West 43d-st.
NOUNG WOMAN wants situation IN a
restaurant. 1873 7th-aye.. top floor.
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Connirn Real Gstate for 5all


A d. HOPE, 121 Liberty-st., makes
"A. specially OF New-Jersey property
farms, houses and lots for sale and rent;
will register properties without charge
AT CRAWFORD, - minutes from New
n York on Central r. Il. Of y. j., desir-
abe French roof house for sale 8 rooms,
barn and fruit lot 100X2OO; good situation,
near station. Apply TO WIN. d. BIGEL0W,
Crawford, Union Co., n. j ., or CHAS. LEO
ABRY, Al Maiden Lane, y. Y.
Il OR SALE.-A fine little place in Wind.
L ham Centre. Conn, close by churches:
schools, and postofice; within mile OF
two railroad stations; just right for a sum-
mer residence. II desired. Address for par
ticulars, Lock Box 3l6. Willimantic, Conn.
I'd AILROAD TIES and land for sale;
h Terry's Manor. miles west OF Elizabeth
City, n. c., containing $4,000 acres of
heavy valuable hard 24c popar sG ndo gun oG0
timber estimated 600, 600 to To- 2'Oo1,t0Oo
lars apply 70 PHILLIPS e. WELLS,
g'r't uno Building, New-YorS, and HAIR
VEY TERRY, Elizabeth City, North Caro-
lima.
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Connirn Real Gsiate Go Get.

g UMMIT. y. J.-Desirable houses, large
- and small, TO let in best locations send
for list L. G.. POTTER. opposite station.
.-.-1--,- 49,
Tor other real estate ads see 10th page.
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u OVERNESS.-By a young lady (Italisn)
VI as governess or lsdy's companion ne
objection to travel best reference. Call %
address c. c., 347 East 4lst-st.
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mork tDanteo.

- EVERAL educated gentlemen wanted
New-Jersey Pennsylvania. Connecticut,
Massachusetts and Virginia on Mark
Twains new book, "a Connecticut Yankee
in King Arthur's Court The sale OF this
remarkable publication Is netting many
agents over ten dollars per day clear profit.
and we can offer liberal inducements to
others possessing the proper qualifications.
per week, and are ready to leave the city,
call and see us. CHARLES J.. WEBSTER
& CO., East 11th.st., New-York.
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A LADY wishes employment in a refined
"a family, where her services Will secure
her a pleasant home and some slight c0mpen-
satlon. Call on or address i. H., ia Cler-
mont-aVe., Brooklyn.
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Females.

w ANTED.-A good competent nurse 10
w take care OF an infant and be help to
the mother; one willing 70 sew and make
herself generally useful. one willing to go
out OF town. Address, giving references,
to J. VI. c., 20 Nassau-st, Room 80.
w ANTED.-A first-class cook, 10 live In
W YOnkers: only those with best refer
ences need apply. Call at 4S East 26th-st.,
Friday afternoon.
NN ANTED Six first-class mattresses.
w Call with references a: II West 2Sth-
50. no charge unless engaged.
NVANTED.-Hands on bead work. Ad-
w dress before II a. m. 81 East 9th-st.
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NEW.YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAll'
80 WAN COMPANY.

Passenger trains foot Of Jay and i2d sts A. oows
Jay-,t.. 80 H.. i2dst, 80 a. NJ for Samp0su
Han MGdctown. po,t Jerys M4ntlceo; f82 osGss'
Utica Rome Oneida, Detroit Chicago and points West
Jay.-t. % a. 4:d.st, {? 10 a. M for ampoeu
Hail Lake MohonH and M!naswaska wak VSiSSy s,a
D9lc Falislurc HureyNiilc. Liberty, White Lake. .
Jay-st. 800 p. M, sd 2 Is p M for Gampoeu
ors Middl,town. Bloom!neburg. EenNnl", Port Jerys
Monticello. Fausburg. HurIeyvlle Liberty white LAKE,
aT.st ai5 p H. 42d-,t 80 p. m; for We, Corn.
TAT t2a 9l5 Pm for MdG t.SS.o
Rochester Nsgari Fall, Detroit Chicago and point, West
Jay.st 80 D. NJ. i2dst. - p m, SATURDAYS only !;
FOR Campbell Hail Middleown, Ellcnylle. Port Jervs.
Fallshurt Liberty White Lake; RocNand s.-,.-.
DsiE through. Other train, daily, exrer' SUNDAY
pullman seats and >ecpingcar b"ft> reserS
a. - g. rNNBf:iis0N C. r A. IA Exchange Place " Y.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. y Y. c. &
on NcWYor& as follows and fifteen minutes earlier from
T, n Javst Il. Ch,,ago Detroit; London nsrilton
- IS a. m. IS Is m. 81 Louis. % % IS Is m.
Toronto s. IS ( p % F MGn's s2I.. Can.
I'd and principal int rmediate stations. 80 g IS me-.
- Il p e. a Gat. s Albany . so Is . S.
60 7, 80 49, i s"a 49, 80 8 30 il.5 HaycI
for Raac Xas ram Toronto Dcs,9s Geaso6 t a%s
as daily e>sc SSpdnys lea'e 2Ss nv wc :;
l.. S Ston II 36 a. M 80 P. Flo. tickets;
m",aiSs or Information. apply at onsrs;
LII CIV 27l 1853. 1S5 and 9i2 Broad way li3
~ ~" P,rk Place Is West l25tn-st and West shore
9Tlsg loot 81 VEST ,?dst. and loot Of Jayst
a., Hsso t'' ! 1vysnrdicrtrlt-aye. X. Y
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REAL ESTATE.
p1rS1NrSS AT THE EXCHANGE.
New.York. saturday Jun

vcw.York Saturday. June 81.
No sales at auction were offered at the Exchange anu
the total amount realized the Exchange ana AuctSn
publ, s,y a june St Ely ~ %as ~
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
FL, N. present week ending with SATURDAY June 20
the following sales are announced W NC "e'N ~ VIZ N
change and Auction Room
MONDAY. JUNE %.
Flcure sale lot i7MH s an" ot i iotSsve os
.a S asn aSsye e%s ss
1 ISS sS a iST weston nat SSs M1GI
sS.a 7S coz lSia' iS ilnsO ABOVE % '
TUESDAY, JUNE "a.
Hs's'GSi AZ g q sst
;' ot IGsoc and tsCy dT S NO II G aGS
similar building Q? East l2otSst , + 100 II as oi
4hagS "' Of %Isaye pubic auction plot Of LANG no
sS3S95Sis 1856 on Githst cor GFant-nDW xaj S O..
irs Cranayc e4hst plot Of land; S 0d6 aad
1876 Gront-aye Of the above Io'' ,Iorncvst:
ic p Gyioos and 4,tory house No s3t Est iS,h ds
= ?days 81 lot on JcromcaV 10, an" Ioysa and l.
toad Ttth w'' 90 i West soh.st 4thave adj
m!nis,rator's sale 1Isth-st. Gth-avc
WEDNESDAY. JUNE %.
Foreclosure sale lot 5oSloO West dwsIiins
$40 Of 5thavc ,S' 10 2"Aloq aha pSbitc auction
st W o,h.avc; lots. l7XSl each ana :i"T 'o, 90 o,
SO, 2I6 and LAS d l1tn,s 60 Eastman a' Terrace
1916 It W sOuthavH. Pouehkeepsir. ~ a.
THURSDAY. JUNE 2o.
ror.c,osuro s,Ic lot o5xlO3 g. and 5story tenement
80 COS AZ, Es': s. ssa'' dTea sa' 10 "a
b Sp IL 80 42s E; randst cor Attoney
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.
nav and 18th sts iOihave and Benefits Lane ba'h
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TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
$50 a: M.1cHiCAGG VLS YES, BY LiMiTED-dne a"
1890 A. M.-s0tTHWEsi TERN vEsTIBULE LIMIT.
ED-due Cincinnati so. Indianapolis 10 80 a. M. ST.
1856 4. oMoo-lwESrERN DAY ExPREss-d.ly excep.
4.5o p M-xoRTH SHORE vEsrIBuLE LIMITED
Duo at Detroit at rs a. Chicago so p m next
500 +. Mast WESTERN ExrR sEs Chicago
'so FF NIP M'SrHEAn AND MA
FRE>s-Due indianapolis ii 20 p. m next day. st.
cniF "a ttikifNiGsToSS HNb IL DsoN% 1859
II 80 80. S;55 G23 p ~ also Tor or P9ns ugh
Sl5 H .. M Tor ,iairiscn. West Point Is 30 il IS
m s9 % go % - 80 i 10 So p r. 80 m
TROY 80. 90 50 10 20 10 so II 80 ~.
3d. 80 8 90 80 sh g. &c. 20 f 70 q
a H., 80, 6 90, : 30 ::l5 P H., l. 90 night
ROO 10 20 90 r 10 10 a. "' $780, &C.,
Buff %LoIlS 3 So iiG9o' 10 80 "a H., co. 80 sIs
NIKGEHRA FALLs-lo 90 TO so a. IN. 80, 100, $780,
sAKAid,N 300, I'll 30 a. M, 1880, 7'So p. NJ.
h bf not SIIl 80 %b Nos fs2 co.
AuhuR IS GxEva AID it!AS%gASbbhleuA-'oSo
BEnK II Hills IL p Via M IA DIVISION
2a sson aS at 'SG Co. in Ssep s aFi
/? PARK Place g West l2jhst and l$ss' 0 ts' sa
Wcstco,ts Express calls Tor and checks baggage from
tDaly except SUNDAY. otncI rains run On aaiiS
Iieht stop at i3sth.-t station.
JOHN NJ. TorCEY GEORGE II. DANIELS.
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ne N N SYLV AMI A
I RAILROAD.

AID IEIt IL NJ i, lcdO,
trains leave stations foot Of Desbro-'es and Cor"nd'
s sSS iG:1' LINE Tor the wy: F9l.sS
S Columbus 80 a5 M c eoaSsc; 90 o 3 e.;
eRd an ESg' Lo Haye" N and DIX enoC sunday
1000 s s'SI yHiGG' AMP CHICAGO LIN
~, c9T-.d cfr dsi ooo o. ru bfmg snoSi"c
ss s Enc SsR;ssi1sS S'aiSs%s and f's al 's e:
and o, af 81 ol g nt, Ar-i1c c' cincinnati 20.
sro S2a5 vssSs s ASP CT "a
Ca: 55cb s bSs S cSmSu sa ss ca
inraa ii % =" ~. Chica-o 90 p DID,, ana - LOUIS
$50 @rhE @SffsrFRy ExPEEss tqr all R93;s, |:
west No,taw v and sGg;hSt s ruan y sSSS
Cincinnati ard Memphis Pennsyl,aqa Railroad Dnins
6ugs eh9ona and cacasG r AT Say at , SS St
na, 80 o. H. s oS rStnd tonnect, for Cleveland
and Toi,do daily, e1c~p: saturday. p.,,..,. cr~.,
'c "ecpfs car yev.York to calcaeo SewYork e Mem;
Poi'am6a. Is p No.. tcand IS m next G DAY.
and daily a, csag9 90 a. ~ s'cSnd m ra The on on
P Fcdon for c SfS f' aad coro- sanrday
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE soCTh
s s1ss sY@t5 e9 n! 'Eyf y17' ss
resar Hpc go 500 and 30 a. M nc 10 10 Is 40;
sa sc ioG t59 ss 81 80
CD SSS and Ohio an" h i and
blul- ,otr'll~ ,Atoh- %, " ~ j. ~, W
For Atlantic CITY 30 ~ uhioIsn Bn'S r o,f
ear for Browns Mills and Beach Haven.
Tor cam MAY .0o M. 'aV-
Fo, Old Point and Norfolk VIA NewYork. Philadelphia
Norfolk Railroad 9 90 .. m. daily except SUNDAY and
3 90 D. m daily; via Baltimore and Bay Line. 10
.. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
LApress Trains leave follows ,,., ,,.
- > 10 Chicago iHiIeo WIN
Dining Car and 10 10 washinS,,c limited and u 90
ZOO 80 90 and 100 m nd o u 10 n n s5n:
Accommodation II 10 "a ~ Ana No ~ r and
49, hhert o. 200. so o. so 500 and 100
~ and .i5 night Accommodation. W p NJ
The New.York transfer Compsny VIII cal Tor ana
Fo, tme.tabcs Of local trains apply TO any ticket
age ~ pr-CT' = Y. WOOD.
/ Pass
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0ountrp propertp for Sale ano 10 LEI
Different
from
nll
other
Dlnres.

HURST-BY-THE-SEAl Is piaco
of ideal homes for summer and winter
It is perfectly developed and carefully
restricted against nuisances. Sewers,
water, gas, sidewalks and fences. 80
minutes from Brooklyn Bridge via 9th
Avenue Elevated and B. B. & W. e. X.
r. Lots for sale. Illustrated circular
sent. Apply to the agent on the prop
erty, or
G.B. T. RANDOLPH,
Al Wall ST., n. Y, or 20 Court st.,
Brooklyn.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AN
WASHINGTON.
7 EIIlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortiaha' anu
Desbrosses follows .-,.
A. m Tor slatngton and int rmedlate points. n,,,o
a. m for t,cneNa. Lyons, Llmtr' o. hr>t'r puI' ~
tho ana principal local point, NhaF ''' W
Lyons and Pullman 20 Suspension bridg, .,.,
90 a. m. for Mauch Chunk aud int n'dtt' polntt
IL a m for L. and b. Junction and Intermediate po'h'S
'"I'' N IN Tor Tunkhannock and Intermediate points;
Chair car to Tunkhannock. Connection to Reading anu
40 n M for Elmira and principal intermediate points
Chair car 10 Wlkesbare and Pullman sleeper 10 Suspn-
Bridge. . ,,, ,,,, o, ,n,orrodta,a noints
Chair ear 10 Mauch Chunk. ,-.
10 n m for Nauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg. . " n,,.
7 D. M for Geneva. Lyons. Elmira, Rochester, Bunao
and the West Pullman sleeper To Lyons ana suspension
Bridge. g., - N -, o,a a An
m connect for all points In Mahanoy and Hazleon coal
''e'"'' SUNDAY TRAINS.
A. m for Mauch Chunk, Hazleton and intermediate
points and II a. for Shenandoah and intermediate
points. ,,., c.,. 49,, l., ,on,,odio,o ,o,,,
D. m for Geneva. Lyons Elmira, Rochester. Buffalo
and the West. Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern Ofice 235 Broadway.
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Mem Civilizations.

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This work for 1890 just fresh from the presses ana
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Qcnlhcr5.

MEXICAN AID foreign professors. tutor. goyrrn"a,cs
n Of dll branches =, suV'4 =" ,o.csrs
schools aud faiiie, English French German 81 ~ 'ls
.rokrn MIRIAM COYislERE $50 9TH ave-, cor -Osh S.
REST TEACHERS. American and Foreign, supplied
n for all branche- IN all o'atr- 40 charge ILA' IL
IDS WANTED. no fcr for REGISTRATION, form Tor stamp
X T. AVERY American School bureau, West litl'-st.,
y. Y
A MFKICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHEl!S' AGENCY
n suuulips Professor Teacher Tutors, GpNrru'>scs,
&C. 10 college, schools and Families. Apply 10
Mrs. N. J. YOrSG-FrLToN. 20 Union sq9ar'.
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~, public schools al good saarie> Apply TO w u KERR.
Manager Uiion Teachers Agency III Aston Place. y l.
XNoMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS 81 KfAt foi
w both sexes rupplr. Professor t1achers
musicians housckeee- companions. chap"ron"-. Sc, to
colleges schools and iami. bOOkkccp"r~ ~cnogra
rhcr. and couytets business firms,
J. Miss & T.. WERNER. 800 shave. New-York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey

~ FOOr OF LIBERlN.sr- NORTH RIVER
80 m ' dr rd aSi ~ 5DP T,.iSn hS,hehem
S :SarS A'f9 n %
,S hun W qfa f2 E and Srl B@e"
IS for Lake Hopateong and has'on ,on, ,ror.
town and Mauch chunk on sundays. for Lax IIOpa,;
,ong Easion. bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk and
70, F; s,s gbh hqhe HGPasSoas
scranton. Eadne. Harrisburg Pq.yo Tama@ya,, sna-
lai I5rd SR' Het 4or Ear 70 Swsco
nctn "S h Iii MaaeS chaaH RsS
pottsyiic on SUNDAYS for Easton. Bethlehem Allen
0W s43 T'' H. for Easton nchiehcm Allentown Mauch
Chunk Reading Horri,burs. Wkcsharrc. scranton Tam
80 p NJ Tor Fcminston Lake Holotcong. EastOn,
SG%.rSir oaa ls@'o Sss,o,o u,u,O
cn5nt so coGaa uar ai.G ' sunday at 80 NJ
80 p. N. for Ea,ton nc'Glehem and Ml'ntoom ,..,,
and G roi nS' ri n w zoo Is a5 Is i5 a. M
49, @ No. S e& @S g 9 SG train. d, nos ,o
at 2s y H, ,SiS ii s Moavan and Kcpo 600
10 ii Is a. M 80 80 30 80 p m Sunday.
'G For a. IakcS ool Tons River and rancsa 90. SIS
T Fcr Rc "a" Haven Atlantic CITY, vncand and Bride
ton" fct 20 Srssnod. S 800. p sis ms a M 100 40
4 s. SO 80 oS 90 So So sl5 5o' 30 Il J. H. sun
FOR hcy sAS SHAx H2o% E2yI %hovr. &c,
70, u,cna qGiT Beach asi Sca5sn Monmouth Beach
Branch. &C.. at 30 10 100 II 90 a. M; CO. 80
4 al ( 40 d m. SUNDAYS 30 = ~, ;oo =. m Co.,.
For Atlantic Highlands 80. 900 a. m O. 90 Sa,nr'
days oniy 3a5 80. . 30 p m sundays '''o a M
O For p r.Sascwooi Toms River and Barne'at $780, "a
For % rSSroa OCEAN Grove A.buy rarS Pom, Po;aq ~
&c. at IS. o:oo II 90 a. m 'oo' 40 ''"o' . ''o
p wT c Reach Haven Atlantic city. vneand. Bridsot'n
&C. 30 a. M 90 p NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
49,, ,,, - u ~ <ou,.l Jersey PHILADELPHIA and Eead
NOR Pniiadc rhla at 80 40 200. II 30 a. M 10
. 90 3 20 90. 90 800 80 ,. NJ T. - hish;
Siy%DAYS 900. II 30 a. m. 90. 800. 100 u oo
p For Ialtnorr and washington daily at 100 II 80 eN
cent sunday A. m. 90, 20 90 D. m i 10 night IN
Trains eaying at a. II 80 a. n 80 90 !" go
III. - night. except SaturdaN nl-htl nave con
nccon for heading. Harrisburg; Po,tsyille SC m p,n
For Lewiaburg and Wulaiispllt w l"ll'
delphia AZ - a q 80 Buffet Paror carr 80 D. M
II Is midnight except saturday night SnndaA M c
Tlrkets and parlorCar seats can BE- procured az -o
AS ga 40 ,323 Broadway ~ 6th-av@ .oi We,
iSihs l9l East l25th.st Nrw.NOrk; tourtst' eOI
Fulton.st % Broadway brooklyn. . -, - , 49,,
New.York Transfer Company VIII cal ioF ana cheoH
baggage from hotel or Residence