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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-01

III u lfOIu - So
Tyne Head lBrl Carr, at Philadelphia Nov IS
lockwood lBrl. Jenkins, Wilmington, Y c.
sid Nov via Liverpool
Crown tBrl. Tnde, Baltimore IN Nov %
Chenis on Brl. Martin. Havre up Nov ..
MANN lbrl, Macy, at New York Nov 25.
Banks.
Hans Ger Brane, Hamburg, sid Aug %. Fal-
Brodrene lNorl, Saivesen, Liverpool. SD ov Il
st Antonine Fri, Louvert. Altoona. sid Oct 2
Emmanuel SWedenborg Brl, Brown, Altoona, sid
Oct II. at Dover in distress Oct 60
MathIide tFor, lindenberg, Hamburg, sid Oct
Birgitte [Norl. Olsen. Barbados, sid Oct IA.
Louis tGerl. Weyner, Stettin, sid Oct IL
Mariannina lltall, Astarita, Licata. sid Oot2
oanadls Npr Somme. Hamburg sid Oct 81.
Ossuna lBrl, Mckay. Liverpool, sid Oct p
nellie lRusl. TornbIom. Dunkirk. sid Nov q.
Restituta Madre ITtall, Parascondcla, Girgenti,
sid Nov 8.
konoma [Brl, Thompson. Liverpo |. sid Nov r.
Elisabeth ISwl Anderson, Mediterranean, sid
Brabant [Belgl, voss, Antwerp. sid Nov 1e.
Gler brl Murray, Hamburg, sid Nov u.
hercurius lNorl, Isaacsen, Buenos Ayres, sid
Oct 2S.
sagona [Brl, shand. Liverpool, sid Nov %.
BRIGs.
John Wesley. VanGider New York, up Nov Is
stacy Clark. Bowers, Grand Cayman, std Oct -
SCHooNERs.
Julia Trubee Mount, New York cid Nov e.
J w Gaskill. Douglass, Philadelphia up Nov 2.
K G Hartley, Green, New York up Nov 26.
Mary Jenness. Cochran, New York, up Nov rs.
Margaret A May, Jarvis, New York, UP Nov 81.
| Chas Coulombs. Gardner, Philadelphia. up
| Nov rs.
VIM Smith. Smith, New York. I'D Nov a6
Emma Heather, Powell, Philadelphia, up Nov
| 81.
W w Rasin, Vannaman, Baltimore, up Nov 90
K ID Spear, Farr Baltimore up Nov 49,
Norman, Henderson Baltimore, up Nov 90.
Lille Schmidt, Henderson, Baltimore up Nov
| 90.
Annie Pendleton, Pendleton, New York, up Nov
| 26.
Edward P Avery. Hawley, New Haven, sid Nov
| Is
Jonathan May, Cook, New Haven, up Nov 26.
! Nellie I Morse, Baker. New Haven, up Nov 20.
St LA NJ Kenyon, Dodge, New Haven, up Nov 26
| VIM E Downes, Eaton, Providence, SID Nov %.
Bertha D ickerson, Harris, Baracoa, sid Nov.
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GEORGIA POLITICS.

At Gainesville another ticket for mayor
and aldermen has been put in the field. anu
local politics are Just a-humming. The new
ticket is headed by Judge Aaron Collins for
mayor. The names of w. G. Baker and
John H. Wikle have previously been an
nounced in the same connection. There is
a strong sentiment favoring Editor D. B.
freeman of the C0trant- American for
mayor. and c. M. Milan has many friends
who want to bring him forward.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Nassau, Nov 24-Schr Alice Mcdonald. Duke
shire from Boston for Pensacola in ballast. got
ashore on Spani' Wells reef, Eeuthora, on the
morning of Nov 81; TOOK assistance from British
schrs Dart, Mary Jane and Kate Stirrup and got
oil witn slight damage and proceeded on her
voyage 22l, The captain gave draft for 81, 900
for services rendered.
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SPOKEN.

By bark Medora [Swl Capt Ternstrom, at
Tybee, brig Alice Bradshaw. of Windsor, N S,
Nov 10, lat % y, Ion AZ W. bound to San Domin-
90; ali we'll
Bark Bushnell. Jones. from Brunswick for
Buenos Ayres, Nov 10, lat 81. lon A N.
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IIIAEiNH It 4 INIIhE
Captain USN, Inspector Sd Dis
LAUNCHES.

40 Boothbay. Me, Nov 26 the four-masted
ship Shenandoah. She is 8 O47 tons register, cost
$4,000 and will carry a crew of IS men.
AT Damariscotta, Me, Nov 90, the four masted
scar E0enezar Haggett, 10 tons register She
will load ice for New York
A. Belfast. Me, Nov 26, the four-masted bark
entlne Steadfast, 875 tons register. This is the
hrSt vessel of this rig ever built in the United
States, and the second ever built anywhere. She
Will engage in the Rio trade.
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MONDAY. Dec /. 1890.
ARRIVED YESTEaOAY-

steamship Tallahassee, Askins. New York-C
Steamer City OF Americas. Garnett, Augusta
and way landings-W Gibson Agt.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Notices to mariners. pilot charts and all nauti-
calnfornation will be furnished masters of YES
sells free of charge at the United States Hydro
graphic Office in the Custom House. Captains
sre requested to call at the Office
TtrY-7- n
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PASSENGERS

Per steamship Tallahassee. from New York
" NcoL, A MAINTAINING and wife. W B
Ewing, c Burdick and wife, G A Farnham and
VIE, II Eaton. G T Farnham, Miss NJ Grady, f
hawkins, Miss NJ Thornby,W C Evans, Jas Ken
nedy, Jno Kennedy. Mrs r McKeon, NJ Gar
llnkel, Rockwell Mrs Gordon, Mrs Juested
coored, IL steerase
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FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
KR0USKOFFS MAMMOTH MIL
LLNERY HOUSE.

We have naugurated the Fall and Winter Season,
1890 We Just crowded three large floors with
everything Novel and Beautiful in Millinery The exhibit
of Paris and London Round Hats and Bonne also
copies the most complete and finest south of
New York and equal to the finest in this country. We
offer very full lines in most beautiful Novelty Ribbons
Fancy Birds Silk Velvets in the finest grades and shades.
Immense line of French and Wool Fe in all the grades
We continue to retail on first floor Mliners and Mer
chants supplied upstairs at prices and terms
are sold north Our Ribbon Sales continue before
=. KROU SKOHF.
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LIST OF VESsYI,S

Up. Cleared ana Sailed for this PORT.
STEAMSHIPS.
Prydain lBrl. Parry, Carthagena. sid Nov via
Baltimore
Orpi lgton TBrl, --. Pornan- sid Nov 4 via
Phila lelphia
Trayancore BIT. Logan, Genoa. sid Oct 2s via
Sicily and Boston
BaWtrY IRrI - from IA
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IN charge Hydrographic Station.

SPAR BUoYs PLACED ALONGSIDE OF IRON BUoYs.
Notice is given that spar buoys, with CORE
spending colors and numbers, have been placed,
as usual, alongside the iron huoys in the lower
bay Of New York. The iron buoys will be re-
moved on the appearance of ice sufficient to en-
danger them.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

" r URE ALHANAC-FdfS DAY.
-.-p,s-s m. .............7:O0
orrs 500
t5,.., WATER AT SAvANHAH 1888 n, 11:S6 P
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le Lighthouse Board.

Tompkinsville l, Nov 2S-The Dutch Island
buoy, Narragansett Bay, K l, was replaced on
Nov 26, as soon as practicable after its displace.
ment had been reported.
HrNpy r PrrEyNc
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sAuED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA

scbr Sarah c Smith. Philadelphia
Schr Earl P Mason, Providence.
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Tyne Head lBrl. Carr, at Philadelphia Nov rs
j VI Lockwood fBrl, Jenkins Wilmington. c.
sid Nov via Liverpool
Crown lBrl. Tindle. Baltimore up Nov -
Chenis.on BIT, Martin. Havre. up Nov %.
Manln LBrI, Macy, at New York Nov 25.
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MAGAZINES.

Belford'S for December contains an
excellent table of contents. Its serial is
entitled Christmas Cross-purposes, and a
Christmas Episode, 4" and very good serial
it is. There are several short stories of
merit, and editorials that will attract atten-
ton. The reviews and the humorous
articles are noticeable for their excellence.
Bedford Company, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

There is a serious interruption OF telegraPho oon'
nuncaton with tho West and its effect was resiSterou
in Yesterdays grain market. 1t kept the uaIhe IA
wheat options down to less than 100000 puSAcis
farccal showing for full days business 'oirPi0V.
returns for the visible supply statement "ele o ~
received bur far estimates agreed upon &c. "a .H
about DOOOOO bushels. There was a ,,er,
amount OF stocks in store, ana cdDIc ttod The
hrm in tone. These Influences stthSulSS'nTHa ,uI
option market and cOuntcractcd the cucCt " . Iar
ucs, Price, ended up Ii cent as iOllO"S, ,5a~
nary 50 l.: February - Ii March, 20 II n w.
- and June - cents ON me CuiD, a.,
delivery wa, shade better. Spot lo'a ru'o' H."
and EXPORT purchases were 1000 bushels rI,
Corn on the spot was Shadc ~"CI an, "i' a.,
SO 900 bushels were taken by Shippers. ice pHIo
ing, ana estimates of heavy increase III tiI ,noa
suppiv provoked the prevalence OF "ca L cV
January closed lower at % 3-o out tie oe'nC'
months we're unchanged at 35 l. for February
b 81 for March and 80 5-5 cents Tor MAY; ~
DAT, were stronger. The options c'oseu up ~
for January at % 35. and Is cent IoF ~
- % and March at % 80, May beng uhcHdn50u az
There we're sales Of $50 tierces Of spot lard, par
Of which wa, for shipment. The options raueu
lo2 points to 50 Il for February - - Ior ''''
and 80 10 for May. .o, go +ord.,,
The receipt, of grain and -four reported ye,tenuaN
at New York. Baltimore. Philadclplia aud bo'toi,
A. follows: Wheat 26.J73 bushels: corn, ~
I,,s,c,. oats IN $40 bushels: tOtal gTa.'' 33i
bu ,hcls -four 51.-53 packages. ~ ChlciS' ,,1
arrivals were Wheat, 32JDj bushel' cDIn' 80
80 bushels: oats H. go bushels; total gam 4,
49, bushels: flour 1921 barrels. The prOsuiu,h
o. wire, by storm prevented the reception oI receipts
from Milwaukee ard ~. Louis.
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TEN II S WV a NJ ! A
RAILROAD.

az AID AFTER JANUARY /, 1880
Trains .ea,, ,it-0Da 100. v. DesbrOsses ana 'ort'
oSo A. An iii FAST LINE fo the We rg@an
Land . a. M co.uubu, , 80 a. ny CAigsgo . j. 49,.
WIIlaasport Lock Haven ant Remove except s-ndAy'
sno ,"-NI.' ypi% %StiVANIA LIMITED com;
posed eN,us,ey Of pullman yesu6u., Di9"iAs . Ala
Zion cars prc.enn- lad ~ aac genteaon', b4tA fcl'
5sde mad Pt i5id 'PG 1'3 a -l atcd s. atc
and movable electric leh.,. AFi"e' OAA'iND3" ID"
HxfE,s Pullman yg,tibule sleepns car and pa
n- Sew o., - - Lo.i' S.119 asa IN, .'a 5.
cnnat II - a. IL. Chicago p. H. ana - LOUIS "
$50 p VI VI li WESTERN ExrREss f., a. Po2.' Ell, a
~ Wct Norhwest and sopih"f,,i INN a. ro1i.
6hiago 6ncnnat and Me- phi- penayl ANA "a a. soad
innari 10 D. H. Chicag, . 81 D. neNt day ard =;
foai. a ~ second noFnIg Connects for Cleveland
500 90 p s0o 2PP'%,5ifc EAFEEss Pullman y2:,ep:
grrhi, v.a tn shenandoah Vale. arrives Cetela1f
30 a. u. Columns Is D. ~ n 80 lay and h'as9
;- Co 5 F-e H. oil Rerion-. Ctveiaud and Column.
BuTIMoRE, WASHINGTON. AID THE SOUTH.
d,y. cNc,pt slnlay. 1910 a. %, arrive Warrington
3 50 d. m; and 'toucre--onal Lmi-ed' daily. VITA
Dining L Car t at - Z, 1d o6 al 80 M. 90.
d,yo 20 8 s. and 3 80, a. H. 800 80 and %
6tia Ra a' and Cn,nni, Siecprs Dining Car and
Coagh-, ITY io0 ~ r through Car, week.
day, For Caps Ny LOO P Y ~. p,,,so,,,,
For Cd P9n: faa 30 ~ d Kept San9aV
and 90 D. n daily Via Baltimore aid Bay Line, 10
D. H. FOR PHIL4DELPHA
Nh VIZ 6ai I'M az and j. IS S,sd sSs
5o e. s. o o. 80 90 aid 800 p l. a6e = Is n5Rt..
Ac-oHF oda,on 90 - a As q ara no Y d and and
ioa m, 20, 80. g. 80 5 6 80, and D. M. aid
The NeT.York Tar-;er Coman viii call for and check
bagsar. rom hot. ana 1I I'm ,,, , . .,,,, AEON.
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Cnntinu Arn6cmlcs.

A LEXANDEK MACGKLGOH>. los West 35th-st.I~
"A NcW ,iassc, dancing immediately aitef th' non
oov. advanced glasses saturday morning, an carry app
cation desirable Private H~~ou- an> um' hy alion' h
. -CARrIEE's DANCING ACADEMY; so 3.. ot3'avs
hours WALTZ TtUGHT RAPIDLY. Has 10 let.
I,TG AEMO TUESDAY and saturday, Afternoons
ID 5i3 FIFTII-ANE 4j'h.-tL -
Ofher Glass 30 W tSr S5IIl- ST
OTP OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCING. Is West c3l.
- Hosea Higgins PROP AiG,, on an & win
~ ',.o lesson s. s. tNc fashionable dances 'aurit
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NEwYoaKCEH 4sA!
Fourtb Ave. and I'D ~, New I ork.

From December Ist, 1899 Trains leave follows
500 4. " FAST NEw;YoIiS SITE EAPREss-tor
c5Ssn55aiSas iiochcstef batavia and Braao; wagnes
pace i;oom AZ no psSo az sI9 70
aka ,r buNTIi iiE NETWORK AND CHICAGO LIN.
lin Compos d exclusively Of Wasner yestibuls
Buffet Smoking and I-ibasy taim~h bfo,r S9Sp and
Room. Straight siXteen.Seton and Private Compart
g ge' system ArTes Chicago at so a NJ
,o nSS' M ". THE sOUTHwEsTERN LIMITED-,s
Cincinnati, Indlansnos ana ~; lou; S1Iptisn3
Wagner Veslbue DTawg'o H. DINE s n SeS Ping aaa
P Ps och The ,nte train stcamhcated and
sst.d p ga t,,1 49, ' DAY E&FnE-s daily except
War OF t To Of '1 cle9yad WaS5c Draw.
ing Room Clrs 10 syr4cas. lsd Sbcsans
E Earor Or ti,,s1nd TO Cncinnsti wagner Dining
GST NsT-York 70 io19y Or >CiNN&il, AND ST.
o'I1 - APht>s-ior Bugao N.sg@ra f.is' lcrono
Min u'rcugh Waena I->aDois sl,erns oar' Din:
,o,aI -, NJ. I1sl -4tilI i.NfREss-lor Iocaes,es.
"BGilio Niagara fa,lo lOooo' ScycSaa S SiA[Snnaa
FoE ALBHHi. i,cA, slEAGjI, ~ Eoc HESTER
a. nA 10 81 IT,, 20 a. rn p ia, ~ 90 p ~;
a. h. % a. H., IL 80 y. M w D. Mt l. w
ro I: 'Setoy. sAEA1oGA, ADEoHDAcK MOUNTAINS.
ST. Mass, AAD .dON -EhAl.-to.' ~ a. NJ $50
sEi:Ks'iIlI,r: HILLS. VIA HA<LEM DlElsioN-tlOss
trains VIA SI' th. e, also Tor oAeI ana IN Drawing
Room scopAg af2 Apply a. %iSa1 ~ p ~ S Ion
W%,.,ngtoot rs Fuonst. ard 80 Bsliord-aye, E. D.
w. ca, io 70 ont , Gs, baggage from
fG4y cc,li sunday, DAM except Sa'uflay
O'',f ,r ,rD tno,e leaving al 800 and l. 70
midnight stop At i-mst stlAoh % I"' Oh p@'''Ns'"
i0 G,5 t2e 4, Hoi ,o SAl GEORGE II. DANIELS
- S,.i.rlnt.ncen, Ucntgal Passenger Agent
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I EHIGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINa leave foot ,ortandt and
DcsOlo--,s 81. follows.
a. ~. IN N.st.u-ton and interucdat, poAt,.
a. mf FOR Geneva Lyons. Eiart. kotlc,tr. Rurao
and the Vest ana principal local points. Chlr car 20
Lyons and pullman car - Suspension Bridge.
II n. ior l.. and b. Junction and uterutdlae POINTS,
D. m. for T1nshlnnock aud Intermediate points.
Chair car 20 TunhAannocA. Connection o Ecalng AID
40 p m. for Iimra and principal intermediate points
Chair 70 WAcslarre and Pullman slecp,rs e. Sus.
= - p. m. for Satington and Intermediate, pons
40 D. IN. Tor Mauch ChunK and intern eds,e points
Connect On 10 Reading and Harrisburg.
4. III Tor Geneva. LIONS. EimrI. Rochester. B. nao
and lie West. Pullman slsvcs 70 Lyons susInsioa
Bridge.
Trains leaving at a. m. II a M. l Il m anc q A
y. m. connect fOr all points Mahauoy and Uaieta,
coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. Tor NaIrh chunk la1rt0n intnrrno,f,,a
points aud II to Shcnaudolh and interredi,, I'M.
40 ?. r.. Dor Mauch Chunk and intefutdlate sNn,.
p. N. for Geneva. Lyons Elmra, Rochester iiuYaia
and the West Pullman sleeper u Lyons AID suspenos
General Eastern ONCE. 235 Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Business on the floor Of the Exchange was Slack
yesterday John F. b. Smyth offered, under fore
closure, a lcaschold interest in lot on the south
side Of West Fifty -frstst. west OF NlnthaVe', lou
.O1OXlOO5. Ii Is held under lease expiring IN
1903 aud was sold - tho plaintiff III the SUIT Tor
81 900
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THE PETROLEUM MiRKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
The new wcel, opened with dun but steady cruo3
certificate market. The reWs OF thc Hay "d' Nv.
significant and the arrival of The oil CITY Derrick
Nth an ol,iou. error i'm its statistics regarding the
nine line run, for December could not be held RESPONSE
blc for any effect on values. The SITUATION III
pctro!erm shows no surface indication Of change Du
there i, a firm holding Of goods in quiet iaith tnaO
tho steady decrease i'm stocks on Land must impress
spccuation some day
....., IL nrlDe. md total dealings were a.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ALGERIAN HINTS FOR TOURISTS BY Cea aanfor d.
Flower PIP 60 London; huT Char,nr Cross,
S. w. London.
This useful book is the result OF WISH 10 ENei''
made in the winter of lo5Ss9 by the author anu Ms
wife for the benefit of their health IL Is hoU
guide-boOk, but appendix to the euiueoo,NS ~
Algeria that the traveller would naturally rcau a"U
Cts purpose was to give practical advice ana ulreo-
tions drawn from experience to the tourist lhteLu'
ing TO visit that country. 1t discusses "uue I"oN''
Hotels Duigencics and Railways, climate ana hACut
sions and it is tersely and genlaly WlVteh' anu -
full of information and sensible comment Inc az
count that il gives of the excursions that can be
,,ade from AIcicrs and how make Them Is AT
once entertaining and attractive-bcng written IN
most otservant spirit and with occasional touches u
plavful humor. Mr. Flower IS one OF INC Icdu''s
citizens 81 sratford-u Avon, most hnerai pehc
factor TO that town, and an excellent snahc'Podi0
scholar, to whom the public is indebted LOT '"o
Memorial Acting Edition of Shakespcares pays
The Travellers Publishing Company, OF NO. ~
Union square. has issued pretty ana "''i"'"N0
holiday number Of The Amusement Bulletin CON
tanning special articles by prominent people ol "'o
oav. and portraits Of Archbishop Corrigan' hshoP
potter Edwin Booth Mary Anderson, Marie VAN
wright James H. Brcsln and many others 10y "'o
way the Travellers EXo hansc. at the above h'n"o'
IS probably the place IN town where the S''nSo'
will not receive the stcrcotyped answer, dunno" l"
know, everything about everything. and IT. ohohiN
ore only too glad to impart their information lfec
gratis for nothing" Now that We have such an IN
s,itution in town we wonder why We didn't have IL
long ago.
Tho Gfth number of Old Ncw-York' relating TO
the history and antiquities Of this city. and published
nv W w Pa ko. Of the Oldest OF New l"ih news
paper men, is especially interesting. 1t contains an
article on the prisons of the Revolution ana inc cap
ture of this city, history of printing an account ot
the yellow fever in 1903. the obsequies OF General
LAFAYETTE report of the sale of negro woman ana
n copv of the diary of Philip Hone. In the latter Is
an item dated November 81 lo3o. noting the sale
NJ n brling at Wall and Hanover SIS, Tor S--5'uoo
"hicher than anything which has vet been heard o.
This building il adds us somewhat notorious. from
its having been erected upon the site OF one blit bv
J. L. & : Joseph. which about the time II was com
pIeted fell 10 the ground night with crash that
shook Wall-st: and its fall was the precursor OF
nnch more tremendous crash in that celebrated
street commencing with the failure of the firm that
erected it, and>cndng with the suspension of specie
payments and the bankruptcy OF one half of the mcr-
chants and traders of New-York."
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1nstrnctlon.


For Young LadeS-Country.
rJOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIIs.-Darlinst9Sn
81 Seminary. West Chester. Ia-~prinG term f'h; >
form, $50 pcr year All branches taught Now cvmna sum
Cotaiocre r. DARLINGTON, Phi. D, Pfin'
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HOT SPRINGS. y. c.

(oG hours y =. Piedmont AT Line - Droau'
way; through buGct sleeper from WASH HrION' Jo,,
/. sitnnt ed in al OF the bHt Two rcRions hare.u
o., IN - - ,.i.l, Van a. places where hc Natives are
free from Throat and fune DISEASES :
And !, ,tc best Climate dui.ns Minicr ana srfhS
for Bronchial and pulmO AIRY lronbif-. u.a.t.,
" Tue -rc;crv Is T,autifal. Air DIS and Brachs.
Wafer. nrnu:,l!cI ~pcchr i', l.N'ui'sin' No'''
DN-f, u~ia. Na.aiia. Nervous ENhal ~tioll' Nc
Baths IN Mnrbr Poo!- fhc Dnrni III Nm'Ii'"' uod IN
Ana rho Mountain Park Ilotri u uh'N''l'u Al
Cuisine Comforts and sanitary Conditions H.,
Cardinal Gibbons. of DnitImoIc -at - "a ~ '
Spr,uC. y G., a. one oi On. most attractive H'dl1h
aid Recreation Resort 900 tnl- country. =. .. ar
Dr. ;rwi- A. -uyre. 80 shave. y. Y 90 say
shall always fcri grateful for the immense b'h'ht nav"
derived a. th.- charming place. =, U .a-s.
Henry V. ~fccr.. IN. p.,'cr u Police. ~ Y. saw.
81 riuot -p,os hch. ~ he efficacy of III" famous
vntcr- -aIuhrioa~ climate. ..,,n, ,,rrr T. ,I.r
lI-u-2r- C. ADO - w =. DUVI.I' ~ -'-..
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D)CKLAND COLLEGE,. Ny4c.-on- h II oh1iso'h
IL sexes. Enter At any tin- send ioF Sst1i'IuS1'
W. X. BANNlSTER, A NJ. principal
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs-N. Y CITY


, ,.,.,, ,,u., ,rl, rKANSFTRS-N Y. CITY.
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