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Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03

y shAI7f1
cha1y Of the Roberts House. of
.asaaep, and will keep 1t up to It's
pssssdt Standard. n. NJ. Roberts
's'usa mite are now running the Aux
vase Hotel. a-'~iEie"l,ti ss az'ahs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03

Two hundred silk umbrellas Just,
opened at Famous, cheaper than
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03

NY Matte Hickman died
" 4 miles south Of Mexico
yesrs and 2 months old,
81 at Christian Chu, oh In
iaea1roia q o'elock .p.. m. Tues
tiavS 90
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03

other people lave money by buy
ing OF La Crosse Lumber Co., be-
= getting. better grades. Why
E1ot DO tn G-~-o
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03
WARFELLOW.
Narragansett
Duke of dayton, 251.

Sired by Lord John. LIST dam by Young Randolph. I'd dam by Inkerman.
~ tT.tn DUKE OF HAY1oN ism Imported Cleveland Bay, 10 II hands high,
and wesghs 400 pounds. Lido not feel that I say too much when nay that
none beaefh has ever crossed the waters He has proven himself to be sure
and an extra breeder, aud his colts arr ready sale at any ago and Command
mood prices - = - = aEA1 t..NN@ -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03
Sudden Del

Buy your IumberEa Crosse
Lumber Co. at Laddo1vandaIia,
Mexico Auxvasse andton,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03
ASucaessfnl Revival.

fcu are saving ono profit by buy
ing CT La Crosse Lumber Co. a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03

Use Lacrosse Lumber Co.seady
rfxed. peiats.s Guaranteed ,suictly
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03

KING
.-lnAers at Mont
gomery City. 80.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03

Cote the Famous for dress goods
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03
FIVE DOLLARS IN GOLD.
Open to the World Without any
% Expense Try Your
Judgment.

The Mexico LEDGER will give
five dollars in gold to the party
who Will guess 1.-The Democratic
nominees for Recorder and Collec-
tor. AS there may be several par
ties WHO. have q rabbits FOOT
and can guess correctly on the
nominees, the money will pat. be
divided, but will be given to the
guesser who names the Recorder
and Collector and come nearest
the Democratic vote police in the
county primarily Whan make
SR1fs : name
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03

The Evolutionary entertained
given by Prof. Hamill and daugh,
ter at the Ferris Grand last even.
ing was a grand success. The house
was packed from pit to dome by an
appreciative audience. Prof. and
Miss ,Hamill are unexeelled in
their art, the l~atter's imitation Of
the bob-o'-llnk being simply Won.
dsrfuls P~foftssor Hamll breugh'
down the house with his fine rem.
dition of Poe's "Rayen7 and VII
'Oarleton's hBetsy, and IareD OUT
as did. Miss II Hamil with "The
Bugle. Song" They will always
be gladly welcomed to Mexico.
la Crosse Lumber Co., wholesale
yard, planning mill, dry kilns, Louis.
lana. Mo- e. t-t b. . .',l .tat' 'stSrr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03

Consult DR.. Levin the opticlan.
Dr.. levin, optician at the
Windsor.
Rev. Cake, of Nevada, returned
khome to-day:
q j. F. Crawford. of Fulton, was
n in town to-day.
II Frank Goatsworth is in Missis-
81 sippi. very sick.
Il Born, to Harrison Robinson and
wife, a daughter.
III Elder Barker, of Brunswick, was
IN the city to-day.
Ill Elegant line of satteens andging-
lnams az the Famous.
q Don tail to consult DIR. Levin
}egarding your eyes.
p1b Graham is home from Texas
fpe lot of sheep.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03

six head Of thoroughbred Short
1sorn bulls for sale; ready for SER
vice. W0oD MADDOX.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03

Consult DR.. Levin the opticlan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03
SM1ES FOR SALE

~Prseo skies to sell to farmers,
fromUAup to 1925.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03

Dr. Levin, optician at tn,
Windsor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03
WILSON,

Sired by Sherman,s Wilkes by George Wilkes. LIST dam by Arctr
IHanbletonian 10. 2ddam Narcdisa by 1mp.Txustee.
WILSON il anice strong colt, 5 years old this spring. 10 IL hands
Iroansh bayfnooor. He'll 3 perfect Wilkes In confirmation and pruu
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cent Of the volumes imported would be snch una. tnao
the average customs officer could readily dccue, lIO'
the subject, the place Of publication or other ,ai
tcristics. whether the book is reprinted or m ,e
o remaining per cent. in case OF uuuDv III
oath Of the receiver might De denanucd' VIII" ~, 10
only ninitc>imal margin Tor error, in' ,e
A few mistakes should occur. the loss Wouiu 10 10
trining compared with the benefits. re "non0
question finally resolves itself into tins: shall w
suit the wishes OF a few reprinteIs OF ie" ,s
books or the earnest needs of GOOoOooo VI PeoPi0'
1t is for Congress to decide -, mill 90
One word a. the duties on Doo,o ~ man. a.
all petty annoyances this is the worst IN Ioof 'n9
number Of book packages coming by man IRON -
r,e IN 90 tho dutic, we're SlO.491. an average or
u cents per package. Thi, sum was less tnail INC
salaries rent. stationery and postage icqureu ~ ~
collecting it, 50 that the only pront me 'oNerrncnV
gained was in haTnssing 10000 OF is CITIZENS ihelo
k urobably no tax levied by any Government III inc
,rord which is collected i'm such small sums, from 50
many different people. and which is more imam
absorbed i'm the cost of collection. -
'o " CHARLES Il. CURTIS.
York. Feb. "a 1890.
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RAILROADS..
II EN- M S YLvANIA
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.

Trains leave stations Of Desbresses and Covss
~" 4. M.f fYc" FAST LINE for the West Pullman
vestlbulc Sleeping and Parlor cars Arrives Cesesnd
Louis IoTI nss a SU a. ccnnees also for VIII
amsport Lork Haven and Remove, except Sunday. and
1900 4. MI .THfHi. fESYsYLvANIA LIMITED, com;
State Room sepng Dining S@OS@g and Sosssss
ali hs ne % home ,S q
movable electric lights. Arrives Cincinnati 'Io ana
n.0o p. M.csi. LOUIS, CiifCAGO AND CINCINNATI
ENPREss Pullman vestibuc Sleeping car ana Din
Psenser Coach NewlorS to coIgmbasS Ar ds ;ia "a
ESQ wsT .g sd EArEEss isG az D0 Ss !.
bale sleeping car NewYora 70 rStseg arass
lsnns Car Ne~.York Pm iadephla. Arrives at ca.
o9a 80 b. ne . SS'lsS og p cr cIese
,,d a"a Tpsdo fnY ef sa'u Taman vestbus
a cag &c Gag Ne%ES1 y "a S4SG csha
cYg%5g 10 D. @ s Si q fd d da gic asS
for CORY Erie the OF Regions. Cleveland and colun.
n.i.TI,ORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Wa-hiurton Limited Express Of pullman Paror Cars
daIy except sunday, 10 10 a. M, arrive v aihnsca
dining p M aTrye oS w .ss sS no 90
gegiS o s 3D. 90 ana 800 p % = IS ps6
Sunday co. 5 and 80 e. H. 80 on 100 ana Gs
saa Ohio 1nd railway caSp1s ,s;Re' Dining
For car ppa [qih cfY 9,'@so6 NJ Buffet Pse
'o and psy Coach week days Connects for Browne
Mills For Cape MAY 100 D. m, Week aats, d.A,.
For ga Point and Norfolk Via New ork, phla
tut ard Norfolk Railroad 90 m. daily except SUNDAY,
and y. daily VIA baltimor anu pSS i'o' 'io
D. III weekday.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
IApress trains leave lOlloNs = "a o,,.. r,,..
with Dining Car and 10 10 Wasmhg,on, i'I'Ieu ana
II 40 a M. l. 20 :O, 10. 90, 80, 70 80,
90 8 o. 80 : OO and 0 90 D. m: and IL 10 night
days HSprcss 90 S:l5 &c. 90 40 Limited and
10 a M . 100, I, 80, ., 30, . ana D. n, and
~ T.; night Accommodation, 90 p m.
The NewYo Transfer Company will call for and cheek
baasagr from hotels AID residences.
FOR timetables OF local trains apply to any ticket agent
{" M ~ ,s pi-GH J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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{ eachcrs.

A TUTORS, pOseinc-scs. pr0ir-. teacher, all
"A. branches. supple school, ana families. St'ni CIR
,ular- fof rI,ni-. Modern Language, spoken. IltlAH
COYRIERI 81 f. l7tist., bet iu,-aNr. ana HlDan" 70
A BILE TEACHERS, Tutors, Gofcfn,esc-. ,oinp1nion-.
"A Church Singer. MaiIOn, supplied ir7r Of cis.1r
.onocl- recommended. Mis. NJ. T.. DONoNAN'S I'neh-
err BurcauMusicsl Ag"ncy 30 lat l4tst
A REST TEACHERS. American and Foreign, supplied
"A all branches Ia all lo'aiue- no charge IIA H.
FRS WANTED: 10 Tor r"ei-trat on for stamp.
r. T. AVERY. American School Bureau. West l4th-st..
y. \.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n .uUlic. Professors Teachers, Tutors GON":Ar-rrs,
&C. 10 Colleges schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs. NJ j. YOuNGFrLTpN, - Union Spuar".
TIME UNION TEACHERS AGENCY Gstab. le~0)
supplies school with teacher ten hers WIN POSITIONS
W. D. KERR. Manager ~ Aston Place. Ne"-foIh.
rVEACHER WANTED for primary department. grad d
j school, ncsr city normal smdrnit .ucor,siu ~
urrcucr: catholic ~alary. 800 W. -. KERR, Mon
Teachers Agency. 10 A~tJr Place. y. Y
yNOMANS EXCHANGE TEACHERS 81 RtAU Gor
w supplies professor teachers roNcfncssc-.
n-icians housekecper. companions caperones. &c. "a
college. schools and families also bOokkccprn. tcIogfa
uhcrs and cOpvri, to business firms.
Miss &. l.. WERNER. 800 jth-sVc. New-York city.
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Ncm Civilizations.
n~ CENT EDITION OLE

HS CENT EDITION or
Ze) JAl:L'S DAICH1 Err
Rv MRS FRANCES HODG>ON BURNETT $500.
janis DAUGn Err by Mr. tKANS S ~, h.p' Tt[N
RIENErT. published tAs day in '.Pi-! t'NlNS NfN
= CENT SERIES" fhty-thfrr di1rI't BOOK, aF , no"
nubllshed SERIES and all for sale Dy an BOOK
seller, and al all News Stands eNrrNwhrif.
MRS. 81 KNFTrS % CENT BOOKS.
KATHLEEN Mr-. Francs lloc--Oh BuineW
TiiEO. nv Mrs. Frances nodg,on Burnett ..
Miss CREsPIGNY. b. MI. Frana- lioda-on buinet''
\ QUIET LIFE. by Mrs.. Frances liod3aon Eui.''''
JITD>AY'S LUCK. b. Mrs Frances II BuInctt ,,
PETERSON's "NEW TWENTY-FIVE CENT
SERIES" ar, sold everywhere az retail Al - cents ~ H.
Ffty three books are now IN tbs series ana eN are
the best popular and the fastest >rlns sils o
books ever pul l-hfd whole being written oS uc D'D
authors tcword They all for sale BY all
at all Book Dry Goods Storc AT all NeNn anu
Hotel stands by all Booksellers eNHrfwhcfe anu ~
the Publishers az 25 cents each New one J. puos"''
weeks. 90 ,.orv
booksellers News Agents viii he snlpl'd ~ oin
rates they will please send in theif orders az o'
for them or for q list Of them 10 the Publishers
r b. PETERSON BROTHERS.
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or TO AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY. Ncw-1 ofN'
Copies per mail everywhere on receipt Of pLI-r.
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Gfrurslons.
proposals.

A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall street, New IN
duplicate Will be received here until - n Ei about
Il 900 gallons Of mineral oil per specifications gu h
S,neGue will be furnished Oh application 10 ~
undcrs gned Preference viii be- given 10 orsViv, ~,
domestic production manufacture Conditions VI r
and price ncuding In the price OF foreign proGuc
Ianufactues the duty thcreo) equal The oNeIu-
the ght to reject any or an " DO
Envelopes containing proposals should be inaihVu m -
pn-s- for Mineral on. and addressed % X y pawn
IL As .-I.IAl. L. = -
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PASsENrIR TRAINS leayc loot OF Cor,lsndt and Des'
brua,cs SIS, follows
a. 10; Slatngton and intermediate points -,
II. Tor Geneva. Lyons. Elmra, Rochester Buhae
and the West and principal local points Chs- car v
Lyons and Pullman 10 Suspension Bridge.
90 a. III. for Mluch Chunk and intermediate points.
- Tor l.. and Il. Junction and Intermediate poin~
Chair Nauch Chunk.
D. for runhhannock and intermediate points ChaI
to TunAhannOcA Connection To Reading and Harris
burg. 49,. -.
40 p. mror Em.Ta and principal Intermediate points
Chair to Milhcsbsrro and pullman sleeper to S"S
per sion Bridge
40 D. III. iO- SlatingtOn and Intermediate points
3 40 T. nj. Tor Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points,
Connection Reading and Harrisburg. ,,.
y. for Geneva. LYONS. Elmlia, Rochester bunAs
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons ana suslehso'
Bridge 90.
Trains leaving az : D. II p. m ana 8 -
D. ~ all points in Mahanoy and HALleion coai
regions. - - $1,000.
SUNDAY TRAINS. -.
m. for Nauch Chunk liafc;on ana inernie 49,
polnis AID II Tor Sheanco IN and Intermediate points
D. tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate poin
D. for Geneva. Lyons. Elmir1 Rochester. buls.
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and SuspenoA
Bridge. 49,
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Jnstrnriion.
For Young Ladies-City.

For Young Ladies-City
A -A-MRS GALLAlIERS SCHOOL, c,p,c
A.FOR YOUNG LADIES AND II tLh rihA''
81 West j2d-st.. VIII reopen O't o. -
MRS AND MISS sTEERS'S
n. l53 WEST 70TH.Sr.
Twenty -ninth wear
N1ISS BALLOW'S SCHOOL
vi 49, .2dst..
VIII reopen O Thur-day. october 8
REv. DIR. AND , MES G FA9 ,,iEfs
GO7 jthavc 3ed year. English teacher "aht'u heN' var
~ ~ y0RNNN'> INSTITUTE Founded 1857, HOME
NND NY SCUOOI.-Ccrtral Park. West. at n-g-,t.
f,fore,n Mansion Nine VAN NORMAN, Principal
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STEAMBOATS,.

4 LII FARES REDt CED VIA STONiNG-
~ TON LINl..-rhc inside route: Bottom. 70 ProNi-
dence % Worcester. - 80 Steamers leave
81. y X. block above Canal-st. ~ D. H. SUNDAYS
excepted
EALL RIVER LINE.-Boston, $500 for
l. hrst-class limited tickets. FARES Ktpu'ED TO
POINTS. Pier -. n r. foot Of Mufr>y-stD
weekdays only at SUNDAY trips viii De- resumed
commencing March 3d. Connection By Annex boat from
Brooklyn 80. jersey CITY al ~. steamers PHI
GRIM and PROVIDENCE IN commission An orchestra
each steamer
NJ ORWICH LINE FANORiTE INSIDE
~ RcUTE-Fares reduced. 10 Boston; ~; Worcester.
corresponding reductions 10 all points East. steamers
leave Pier 40 Od number. North River foot 81 Wstts~
next pier above Desbrossesst Ferry, daily Sunday
cepted. at , y. g. W. BfADf. Agent.
N EW- leave Peck Slip
~ pier 30 T. r. at y. n. and II D. n. (Sundavs
cepte1l. Steamers arrive in time for and
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Nutilon Sale OF borsc5.

prrrn C. N' ~ GsfG;,l5S rSsa S,a&SH."S
rrrrpIN,. STUD and rniVHrE TEorrIN@ STABLE
MIR WILLIAM HochErfLLtR.
rrEsPAY Mar'P is9 a 1s."@E o a. T.
The American Institute l'nildIF. v..,
"''''''' '''" coai, '.' TO- o. joSn.-,.
TIL. noted private stable and The mall Ferdns I ,arl
a na, crown ~ '.e M a@.i. u'r all origin
p = ef,d not only thrr pcd but also ia 'on..d,,s
oa 1.i 9 al., , son @i,,d ncr d,al Of ,,io,
tan that Of a ~ r. y Of Tie race hor'c and many
don Ea,c Won fa-t &c., ord- the public tr', ,
record to . II or bttr this year and ., a, we np IN r1'd
9 ,' a, n tarc ,ear t. a. r1sbe road he was
race nor.r Among those ictrG 10 the breeding SUI VI
I chat together took double harness record q ~
ana "a ,0,n a Si"g 0 - rr,na Belle ooh Maggie
Morr . 10 ana Inaapegaene and wd Rake T6cc
ar a,t and promising youngsters ont Of them by lhd
p'' The horses may he seen at place Of sale.
For q" rfrER c; oEELLoGG s c03.
DETER C. KrLLoGG $ CO. Agc I,r,c
sserc's'lng % heaa
TRoT1ING STOCK
March At a. l sId Commencing at 10 o'clock
,d Xmcrsss" i@s ,gt n"iiS Y,yo,k
lOncc. 100 John-StJ
THE ESTATE or rENJNNIN T.. RATES
~ Po-ton. Mass.
conses % head which /, ~ the great race trotte
aud H.. W,dprs God from MARI, by Daniel Lamb ri
ABRAHAM Ey-d,A's Ilambietonan ttnan Alien N'., s,N
,i brood Daniel Lambert bred ip spit" ood son
of W,dgcwood aud to Sir Walt'r r., -
" ''~' MIR GEORGE \. KiNNOLDS,
o Ttca, y. w.
consgns all hi. brood mares bi swr'ps' ,"S wrinto'
N,mnflnO Dudley. Harry Clay. Hamlet llimplrtuIlii
Prime &C.. and much young 10 H. ON Z"
=, i,frek 49,. paclupl o. Volunteer, Mambrn,
nudrv Knickcl boo Acr and henwoud.
The horses will arrive at the place Of sale March 3 att"
which they may be- In harness upon thr Track - mile
vi building.
FOR catalogues addrr-s . ,., 40
y
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MINT OF THE UNITED STATES AT At

Va PHILADITFIIIA, PENN, SUPPLEMENTARY UNI l
March Sealed proposals VIII be received ~ w
oiHce Of the Superintendent " the T. > Mint ~
d~lphia Penn. until II n. Tuesday the En- OF a
$50 at which and date al proposals VIII Do
to supply the Mint subject to the approval Of tr
If thc Mint with two hundred thousand l2OpNOo lo"
more or less Of one-ccnt blanks, properly 'nn,a.,,u
cleaned and milod composed Of nlnctyNc lJJl per c'ht
~ conner and five o. per of tin and in "qus
uro,lon. blanks De- Of The proper ductlity ana
,thin tolerance ~ weight. IA" nncnesS a.u
81 metals to be dcte mined by Mint ass"y
An blanks suitable for coinage purposes 10 DE- r.
ected sample blanks BE- had on aplll'atiGl OF te
Superlnted dent 81 the Mint at Phlauena Inc II
be ndofsed Proposals for onccent blanks ana aldres'sd
10 "Superntendrnt L. :. Mint Philadelphia. Penn"
Z RNSuNSlILI.I.. SUPPLEMENTARY.
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l\TRiI RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
1 - 80. ~, = 1 nj RL-A 81 NORIu RIVER

Y
ii,s laoi. o. tetrp,a,y TO- l n99i v,u,.
100 H. . i9T Sg,nda Rcadns marrsi1g Tam:
aqua shamokin sqnonfg L." sours, sueu
1s ss IGgiso9s -r la' ssr,n Bsihlf Raa
~ narri-burs ro'f-,.le. Innaqaa snamoNin. sun
bury o. le NJ s 70. "''i a.op sc,acnem Allen.
town O Maa,a n Kcai9g Ilari.6uri Po'5syS s'';
chaas Wh-a,F rn,ea Inag1 oS SaSf"r asOn.
6o or .oo and ie hIeR4s'0 Allentown Maua
D. IT, 90 NJ. s,nd'y, tos aston p.,,.,,,, Allen.
90 oa a l ms Sq nghs i0F f''0 D'''"'''
tow" o spu b. & sunday Easton. Bethlehem. Allen
For i;ei snE. Ions Branch ASIqry Park, oce on
20 20 70 . 90 q 10 y. SUNDAYS. 100 a. ~.
Co D. ~, sunday ta'n- 30 stop at ocean Grove or
N'P Por Mon1ourh Beach seabright etc. at 80, Sis.
II For a. A,so1e 10 s6aad- Va IMatawan ard Keyyo
20 y Is 10 80 %. i 90 4 90 , 30 p. m sunday
~ Hor Iaacwood i.so is m. 90 80, 40 500
p For Tom, River and Blrneeat, 49, SIS am. 1:oe
Atlantic ci, 30 r 90 80 p, q g. 90 sh,OuSs
s- ys9d rs g. ' g. + is 80 =. Co. 90 90 g.
For p'ru, Aubov 30 90 Is. 10 30. II is NJ
90 800 90 ; 30 8 10, 30 ,. m. sundays. . 90
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
VI, Central Il, r. OF y, Philadelphia ana Reading
FOR ra'd " 80 90 o5 - % 3d. o. II 100 Is ngS az
SJ'TTDSYS. 30. 80 NJ. 90 so s 90 : 200 p. N.
Sr RsSaore and Washington daily 30 90 (er
''p r snais los T., II 90 a. 30 = 90 90
sS n r kcd e ar 4,SR Pos it" nave con-
Il r.! sss Sss. q
rulton-st IS broadway, Broosyn.
,.ess from ho or r,side gy vi" cali '0' anu 'A'
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For Bows and YOUNG Men-City.

CLASS FOR BoYs-In,-rmcdate and advanced
"a. gr.d ;c sgscnS pSy'' tiAsE p West 5o,
-CIECrLARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE; state
-; y9etRg i for hoy Sns or Baaa my We. iin = T.
Az hhr' A"rI''"" '
u CONVERSATIONAL noyedae II fey term $40 r ph
drlhia Washington. Chicago, Berlin ana Pars
II ElENDS SEMINARY, Rutherford Place. ongo,itie
rr, StuI AND Dcstmcnts Special
ton English studies, Thorough courses q ,'hrg
80 extra charges. Catalogues upon application opens
"'A mo- 'S ED,wAED ' A. II. ALLEN. c. f. PRINCIPAL
INVEST END SCHOOL ~ Wet 71-,,t orr Oct l.
g"ll'Fi''e '' ciIrsfER '6oxALps6N a. NJ
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1913 nrosadway
I near i2a..t '3d \'iu rr,opninIy w IT, AKIN
s. {. HENDRICKSoN. Principals.
Bows and Young Nen-Country.
~,urrTFVuAM ACADEMY. oGONTz. Pa
TneAceea oeatCa and s,rTo@q3 &c. NY d s,nGG
rnsron for college or scientific school For circular
&C. address, JOHN CALVIN RICE. \. NJ Principal.
T,INWOop SCHOOL FOR BOY>.-At Milford Conn.
Il Parents who unfortunate in The .afarHn'nt OF
'1e Ri. Ions ssn S do A TS to GhxE no% &
LREEnoLD INSTITUTE Freehold. y. J. 45,l YEAR !
college preparation specially business n'" ''N0o'
SUMMEE Scn9,@L II EoE TcI E%SI ro.,,n y
oyerlo % nhE p" Sound md send ' for
CHESTER. PA.
I"eH'y,'' MIfl i'lI S''ctoo LLi:iEE'. TO-
Clyu Engine, rims. .'Aani-try. Architecture. Arts
Thoroughly Oreln.4ed Preparatory Course. ~
ci-ctlars OF Nh GEO Il STERLING - poy-rt.. CIV.
Col. CHARLES T.. HYATT. President
rDRJNITY SCHOOL Tivoi-on- Hudson. y. Y.
| The REV. JAMES STARR CLAGk. - D.. Rector.
men Thoroughly fitted for me bc-t college ana
scientific Schools for bushes Special in-tru"' on
given in Physics and Chemistry. Ih" I"entY-fourih
year will commence September 10
U,Hr PTFKSKI.L MILITARY ACADEMY.
l Aullirafon- received frr 57ih wear. beginning
80 DR. JOHN y TlLDEN Principal
yHJESLEYAN ACADFNY.-Onc Of The halfdoycn he.'
w classical and Academic Schools lu New fnlfnd.
The pavmcnr 81 sGl IA advance viii cover orlnaf ton
board washing and heating ~ d. iaI tiN De-
ginning Aug -. send for catalogue 70 &C. NJ SIllLL.
Principal. Wiibrsham. Mas.
For Young LadicS-Coun:ry.
r, OILFGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEwoop.
" y. J.-Eeofen. Scpt~n per- -, - i~la' :. ''i'
and smith on our certificate ADALlNE W STIRLING.
/ CAROLINE VI. GERHlsH A. -
Musical instruction.
- ANJO and GUITAR TAUGHT in tw'nty pri, a., ",-o.
/ ID with without ;hc AID Of notes HlNtf e. DOB
| sON, l27O Bioad"aF, between 3@d ana @'l -l-.
For Both ScXo>-Country.
HEALTHY COUNTRY HOME AID SCHOOL fo
! y small bow and elr-. open tAfuueh fhur" htAf
Good teacher and ever, thing 20 ar f.llitn Nr Aa
happy. reference. Prot -. l.. Hubbard Wet lHih-t-
y . Prot. J.. E.. salisbury. NrN-iiaNon. Conn Dr
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Urn Noo0s

ITALIAN SILK BLANKETS, just received,
i new colorucs Roman stripes, ~ s. -, - 90: tar.
peting- rug mating furniture. ANDREW LthiEk =
sNNs Md .nL- 56i-. BIN ST.
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NEWYoRKCEN
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

Fourth Ave. and Aid 81, New iork
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY,
AKAANo l-LAIL 40 rOLLOnS:
81 A.. vi. NLH-lOIth SlAIE EAPRESS-
,',. At { 4nandAlgUa . 90, BuAalO . 20 y n.
900 A. vi. CHICAGO EESIIBULL LlMITED-duo
Al CnicagO 8 90 a. LII, next day. ......... -.
1870 A. VI. sOUIHW EsIEkN NEsTlBJ LIZ LIN.
IIED-due Cincinnati . 90, indianapolis 10: 80 a. H.,
11.5D 4. II. OWRsfiT;RN DAY ExPREss-da!y except
Sundays. Train leaving on Saturdays does not run
600 r. ii. FAST WESTERN EXPl.ESS-due Chicago
. co. Cincinnati. 30 p ma ~ LOU, I, go a. m, -
1000 y. VI. FAST NIGHT EAfREsS-ior Rochester,,
iI.lalO \ lagaft ta4la and the West 49,
Albany UTICA. SYRACUSE ROC HIS Ek, BlF.
TAIo AND NIAGARA FALLS 90 80 TO 80.
III so a. H., 90, 10 90 D. H. also s so D. d. Albany
AtBTItN' GENEVA AND CANANDAIGUA.,' 80.
M 50 a. H.. t6 80, 80 90 p m, = II 100 Idnight
TROY SARATOGA ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS Az
MONTREAI.-ts so a. NJ, G; 80 D. M also Troy "
90 30. IL 80 a. IL, 5 80 o'OV' ~ W p iN-'
BERKsHIi.E HILLS VIA HARLEM DIVISION
For tickets and space Sleeping Cars, apply at Grant
Central stat on Noe Alb, $50, Ji2 ana BoadHay
- PARK Place West i26th-sL, ana loclhsl. sStong
Ne YORK 1888 Washin gt0n-st e2O fulton-st, ana $50
Brdford.aye., l.. D. Brooklyn. , ,- A..
Westcotts Express calls for and cheeks baggage iron
hotels and residences through 10 destination A..
Daily except Sunday. 'Dsily except SATURDAY othei
N,tt tri1n- except those leaving at 80 a. H. 3 20
D. in.. p. and l. 90 midnight stop al l'o'hs'
Sft11t1XN :, rOr-CrY GEORGE II. DANIELS.
'N''- lsner,l Manager Genl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore March scctton nominal; mioarns Fu,tz
arI1c. Flour dull. Wheat. southern stay Ii''1.
Tsasjc; Loneberry, s0aSGc western u "a
Nav sfisasissc. Corn southern quiet Whit d.
\aar.H '3ii.Gs,.c April :i5sd1Gc May, 3cd 33ec
m"e 10 a as0lc: July 37a37ise August 81 &c stan"r
3sc hid Oats soady and unchanged. Ky" duii an" ,l
SSang,d Hay steady and unchanged Provision, , mrn
d nnchanred Butter active for fresh goods fgg9
Ill PETROLEUM. unchanged. FIR lights unchanEed ~.
cei1s-Flour .206 bbs wheat = 600 bush fGrn
ooh hush oats 600 bush 1000 bush Shlpn,he'
tlonr Is 07G bush wheat, 1900 bush corn s''oVo pi7
SaIcsI Wheat Il soc bush corn, Ito 600 push ,.. ~
Iunalo March s.Wheat In goou nqu.E lot ,pr,hhss."
,md,r the market: 40 hard, oOc NO. J. Norlhrri
~ iiu "a Vorthcrn Sic winter dull and lower no
red sssc extra NO red zoe; No 3 r'd &c ~, n
IN Good demand ana prices shade higher No Fssa.1w
,,ir. No q yellow 1884, f3ic; No. yellow ~ a.
w 3fl,Is5c: 80 g. 32s 49,; 40. H. 81 al ec
no grade 3Od3lc on track. oats steaay' MaM 70 '" y
i.maud No. !. white .61,c No 3 Wilt 80
mScd e5i,c Barley in lr demand 10 .aNaaa oT%
ga. Va Canada No. , extra, DpdJ.
,e, rs stat 20 f5Gc Rvc nominal Flour steady
Win a good demand Mlllfecd active ana unsi sng,t
rorapts-Corn 600 ush; oats, 1000 BUSH Shp"'"'9
-Nh At. % o0o bu n. ,...,s r,,cod ~ fol.
Chicago, March S.-The leading in'ur's ld"s'" ~ W.