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Liverpool April g. y. M ot2n ih' al '' , 'n'
s,' in, a. d 800 sal, American Futures l'''u
%ari',, NdGing lov n.adD5 CLAUS, hpi d, .,,,.., p
Ma, and June delivery. lo.Oit sellers june ant Jrf
drli,,H. i.o4d -'licf' lniv a." 4HHt,5 .nr-. 81
y,'., and september delivery. l-6id ellen Nt.'o.f
ttt, 80 lttlI s.rr- pfIifr ana 'rt"Nff amy.
- yd -ii,r, october ana 'runer delivery 'D'''
sa,annah April g. Cotton quiet middlne 10 i'-lD. 3
lou ritaiinl ~ il.lCc. -o0i ordinary 10 N' anu -
receipts. 35i bal ,>l"i'- ''''-N'''' "'-- '
no bale. -tnrT 49, Loo bales. .,,... 10 - t,. .
f,, .thiI,r 10 li.itr. l0pi ordinary lV'.' h'' Pee
..ltt, 80 Lil.- gr.--. G't h1i'-t exports To- nj, 900"
fin,nt 100 -. euA-'Ni-', 500 '''''' '''''' '- W
-iork. q 5nl I.Nf- f4t,.,. fi.. ...
49, c... $50 fAir-. exports foa,tN.@', 80 hii'-
-..,s II BALI. stock. -I."'' h"'-.
A,-t.I-H ANIInE STATISTICS.
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For BOYS and Young Men--City.

n. grades student, prepared iet oo.ce IA sci,i''c
schools aud business w. l. CHAsl-. - Wet oV'H''S.
CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOL, FREE, ,iate
n. whether Do,s girls, city or ounirN X l.
AZ EKY. America School bureau We. Iithrt. y h
p-EIITZ :, iIOOl or I.ANOrAri> " 25th-,t -
Il Convrr.atoual knowelr. IN frN toms. $40 cSoh
t.al lesson free. Branchc, IN Bf15'n. lio,on Pi4la'
de.phia Washington. Chicago. Berlin and Pif4-.
~ KuENIo' SEMINARY. Rutherford Place. opposite
L Stuvyesant square. lhiiue'h yoas. academic
Primary and Klndcrsarten D partv.nt Special att q.
ION 10 English studies. Thorough cor-rs ~ -ildt pre-
l.-atorv columbia college or fr school, o. technology
20 extra charge. Catalogue upon application Opens
9th mo. (Scntl l7tb. - - .
IryIyrRSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. l.f73 Broadway,
L near i2d.,t. SD yeH.. Primary Conmerc4i 4nd
Classical DEPARTMENTS. Il ". HOBBY. ". l.. AKIN.
X c. HENDEJCKsON. Principals.
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WAR SHIPS SUNK AT SAMOA.

An Extra, in psmphle. FORM published by The Tribune
can War Ships and the Galantry q the Yankee
ars also including settlement OF Oklahoma John 70 wn
Dsascrn american Girls Abroad" with list OF those
who have married titles abroad Hunting stores." "
"Amcrca's New Navy with jul list on the new s9ps
their dimensions, armament. etc., etc.. etc. 70 cents
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THE TARIFF OF 1888.

4 pampIlet OF 20 pages. By 10 inches 10 the page,
ci,n9 tLi duty on every article under the present tariff
aid show ing ais, whole free t An ntrodl' ton gives
-.i rw OF te whole tariff legislation OF the United
States from tl beginning of the COY eminent Inc imports
NJ Srrv article Luabe or free. IN 1883 and 1881,
given the Q, reference and the amounts OF duiy
the total imports Of each
vrar since 1871. Giving also a summary Of the MINIS
irl and Scna." ar!i bill lfice j. cents postage
IA d. Published by Tic Tribune.
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TPIRITNE ALMANAC, 1890.

Tho Tribune Almanac holds its against all corners
a. the standard OF reference for political election
financial pension other statistics ana hiornaton 40
one who las occasion refer 10 facts and ngufes can
arord 10 BE- without 1t. % cents copy
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PrprpIJCAN CLUB HANDBOOK.

A handsome pamphlet. describing at length tho Re;
nuhljcan Club movement the United States the National
and State Leagues snd many Of the principal c1os'
Thc Tribune j. tho Official newspaper OF the League and
this 4 the Official handbook Prize % cents order from
Tho Tihunc.
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BRAZIL.
ppoTCCTION To FARMING

Establishment OF the New Republic Letters o. O
special stall correspondent OF The IrDuhc' plH'cu III
pamphlet form. % cents copy
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RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL

TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS.
500 \. vi. FAST NIW-lOkk STATE EXPRESS.
due at Canandagua CO. Buffalo 20 D. m.
BOO A. NJ CHICAGO VEST BCLE LIMIIED-due
at chicago 8 80 a. M. next day:
1890 A. NJ. sOUTHw EsTEkN vEsIIBULE LIN.
IrED-due Cincinnati .05. Indianapolis 10 80 M.
1850 4. VI. - y %VEsIiIRy DAY EXPREss-daly excep,
sundays. Train LEAVING SATURDAYS does run
West OF Detroit Cleveland.
800 p. VI. FAST WESTERN EAPREss-due Chicago
1000 =. VI. FAST NIGHT EAPREsS-for Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara Fails and the West
FISHKILL (NEWBURGHl POUGHkEEPSlE, RHINE.
BECK KINGSTON. AND HUDSON IS co. IL 10.
1870 a. NJ. % 80 80 6 go p. IN, also for POUCH
RhhFi for hGR sG WEST p6IX II i SS
d., ~ 80. 8 80, 3 SO. t4:55, $50 p n; -.
ALBANY. UTICA. SYRACUSE ROCHESTER, BUF.
FALO AND NIAGARA EALLS-S 90 300 10 80.
~ so a. NJ. 100. 10 90 D. m also Albany aud Utica.
TROY SARiToGA ADIRONDACK MoU NTAIYs ASD
MONTREAI-t8 80 a. 80 d. M. also Troy 90.
95l 10 80. IL % a. m. 3 80 500. 100 D. m.
AUBURS. GENEVA AM, cANA;NyppAIGUA5tss 80.
M y tx 'l29o Fl A ri tl2 90 nIy TS9Ist
For ticket space Sleeping Cars apply at Grand
Central station Nos Alb. $50 3i2 and Broadway
PARK Place IS West 125th-st and l3eth.st station
New York 1873 Washingt0nst. 1926 Fulton-st. and 393
Bedford-ave.. f.. D.. BROOKLYN
hotels and residences through 10 destination.
tDally except Sunday 'Daily except Saturday. Other
Above trains except those leaving 80 a. m. and
joHS 81 TOTCEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
Passenger
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Cl,s'rFNNTAI N NEW YORK

Tho only account in pint Of the Centennial ~ the
Inauguration g. Washington As first President Of The
United states aud containing the speeches Of Harrison
pcpev Cleveland. lil and oihc's and Bishop Potter :
famous Win o.ncr intc>rno utt.Ts; pages
az rlcturs- \ handsome pamphlet Of 1872 pages.
,aning also Il the 'Sor~ = tn HrNoluticn.
published by The Tribune lrlce, 2sc. copy.
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])ub.ic Noilees.
IDL BLIC NOTICE.
dtlr,cr OF nm cLnnN OF THE COMMON coUN.

OFFICE Of IlL CL4-Nh OF lnL N'''@V'
Gil, . "a. ~ NNi-"i,.-.. 4, $500
INV Jim. -. ,,.'.1,,.' f.-olu.
lIf-4aui O. dFcD iluA- tiftH l'' ' e'
to. nA.t4l alu t-l D. llr 0i"D '.''
l-t' ana .ipiuN - tAc MatOs Atf'h ~ 80, ,,
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% rlll. -, l.. tlr Chamber o' ~ ''''' W - 49, '.'
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tMo lli ilt.c "nsn AID "h'I w. "iy- ~ - ',, H.
Iu.t ANfnlr alu l4t't"vH4 ihIN i'a,o'. ,. ,,.n
tn. Common to.n.u % the CTS 90 Nr"-l '.N lo' 49,
AAl ,rln--lou iDl t.' 'V'.'ll'''-''' o.. H..
OPERATION "; tAe r'irrt ira a..o' Ill h.. inst con-
-ld,rG hy l.sAioal ,ointi'" * ~ bDtu t,H
public notice D.. given hs tnc ''f" 81 "a" lY..u ~. P'
.ur iD0 iolr' ga dii 'N i4-l.' 'i ''''
tto ucN.lap.F- published ~ tni7 tli', To %. e7f
tA,r.ioT d ll- Honor "a" MAYOR i, Drums o. a., 49,. r
sion, u - %. tc lis 90 l-1 au'h d4'''.rs
I. h. a, a. b., irn-r ~ The PETITIONER $3.50,
PJHII, NDII,I- D. HEREBY ~Nrh -iA, 40 ~'' -
lCe nsn.,d r.r Ir,oilon IT, 10 "" ,h-, A ,i ga
HOEIH 1HIi.p ~ - b. ANH f'ti;i-t " ~" 'r,
IS section ~ chapter ~ ~ l-t Law 81 a., x.v
tA- NunufAbf lAr Nvii''h '""''.' va "'' N'' - 49,
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(OTTON-Ihe spot maikot f!od qu"t, but pFIces
showed material change. Sales. - tale, Tor con-
1910 Bale thi- day ,a,t ~ and ,''"ii
c,p,- the port AGGREGATED 5'0s5ie bales. aean>t
> o1,' CGe bali, Tor the p"niine TIM. lat year
Quotations are based standard Ok casslaca
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1eathers.


TUTORS. goycrne.ses. professors. teachers an
cuiaa Tor parents. Modern languages spoken NIltiAM
COYRIERE 81 L. l7th-st. bet 4th-aye and broAu"ay:
A BILE TEACHERS. Tutors. Govcrnesses. Companions.
-cnocl" rccommcndcd. Nj NJ. i. DONOVAN'S Teach.
ers' BureauMusical Agency 80 East lithst
BEST TEACHERS. American and Foreign. supplied
n. for all branches In all localities no charge ILAC-
Il. +. AVERY. American School Bureau West lfth-st.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors EOvernesses.
&c To- Colleges schools and Families. Apply 70
Mrs. NJ j. YOUNGFULION. 70 Union square.
cCHEhMERHORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest and best known IN l. s. Established i5)'
East ATHEIST ~ y
fIVTNCUEES WANTED. Ladies': Piano and singing.
i Eplscopalian Latin, Greek and nature! sciences ;
,,rutlencn Military drl and mathematics; experienced
teacher Of classics boarding school elementary science.
English for Chicago superior primary teacher
for day school. French. German, Latin ana English.
Tpi.copalan principal Western school Episeopalian
Appiy TO Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG.FULTON, American and
Foreign Teachers Agency, % Union square
rTHE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY 1sstab lss0)
supplies schools with TEACHERS teachers WITH Positions
W. d KERR. Manager l6 Astor Place, Ne"-fork.
WI ANTED in Girls College Preparatory School grad
w uate Vassar Harvard Annex az teacher Science.
gymnastics Ph0nics German and assistant teacher Of
English; experience required Address with reference
xxJ oMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU ror
w h srxe.) supplies professors teachers RONerncsscs
musicians housekcepcrs companions chsperones &C. to
colleges schools families also b00kkcepers senogrA
nhers and copvi-ts business nrms.
y Miss C. L. WERNER. 800 oth.ave. New.York CITY.
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The letters Of L. L. O., staG correspondent 81 tn
Tribune describing the natural resources public land.
&c. etc. u The two Dakoss VI lht,ns and Washington
81 pages. - cents copy. O:dor from The Tribune.
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For Young Ladies-City.

REv DE-. AMP MIS- MES G FAB ,,irf
oo7 5h.ave 3od fnci~. teacher wanted next year
" AN NORMAN'S INSTITUTE founded 1887. HOME
AND DAY SCUOOI.-C.niral P1rA. Wc-t. at C-d-st.
f:forcan Naa,ion). Nine VAN NORMAN. Principal.
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Bows and Young Men-Country.

A LEXANDER INSTITUTE. Military boAidIng School
"A White Plains, y. Y. Principal. o. H. WILLIS.
y. NJ. IN. u.
EuELTENHAM ACADEMY. OGONII PA:
~ JneAcellod location and surOuhdlng-. New school
equipment Gymnasium. military ann sc. IhoiOuRh
preparation for college scientific school FOR ecu@'
JOHN CALVIN RICE. \. NJ. Principal
L. LMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS-At Milford. Conn:
II Parents unfortunate III the management o.
their wiz do wen 70 Irct BY NE a1SSnAse 1efed
BY this school Address FIANh VI. HOWE sup
INREEnOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold y. J. ioth year
colcg" preparation specially business hIgh achooi
and classical courses.
nENNSYIVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
CHESTER PA. 90
Twcnty-echth opens - ~ Mber 49,
" MILITARY COl.LlbE. -.
Civil Engineering. Chemistry Architecture Arts.
Thoroughly Organized Preparatory Courses. c,.
Circulars Of Mi GEO. H. STERLING. o. DrN-st, Clty.
Col. CHARLES f.. HYATT President
GUNNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS
- AZ THE BRYANT SCHOOL EOslyn, H.. L.. ~ \.
Overlooking l.. 1. Sound Send for illustrated cstogue:
TRINITY SCHOOL. Tivoion Hudson. y, y No.
l The f.ev. JAMES STARR CLARK; j. D. ~ ctof:
Assisted by nve resident teachers. Bow and Young
men thoroughly fitted for the best colleges ana uNfslts
scientific schools for business. special h.tuctol
given In Physics and Chemistry. The Twenty-iourth
year will commence September 10
V,HE PEEK SKILL MILITARY ACADEMY. ,,.
Appiicatons now received for 57th year. beginning
'''"'''' - Dr. JOHN y TILDEN Principal
VA ESI.EYAN ACADEMY.-On Of the halfdozen best
w Classical and Academic Schools In NewI.ieialu.
The payment Of sGl In advance will cover ordinary tuition
board washing and heating for the iill trm o.
ginning Aug %. Send Tor catalogue 20 IL NJ STEELE.
Principqi wilbraham Mass
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PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLIES OF 1880.
Jnsirrtilon.

For Young Lades-City.
-A-MES GALLAHEH'S SCHOOL
A.FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.
81 West 5-d-st. Will reopen Oct B.
MRS AND MISS STEEIS'S.
~ lj3 WEST 70rHST.
TWcnty.ninth year.
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DEN N SYLVIA n A
\ RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER MARCH ,. 1890.


Trains leave stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cor'.
fA ssa F kISs t s the M c Fsa
80 M. Columbus 80 a. n, ohysso . ~ Ia ~
a. .l LSn' Lo hE Hsn ana enOo Sunday
1890 a. fn.yR fI if'uSq@w AMP cMIcASo LIN
bis%ng sas stats.i;oe, sesp9e DI@ins saokis;
ana Observation az, .r, io o 90
ladies' maid, barber shop library and all the eonyeni;
b. stationary and movable electric shs ARRIVES Gin.
I'D ,pI 3 10 ana S is 'ceitA6 AID ciScINYATr
M ar yor. o S. Loas' cReaDo and ciacah.s
l1snser Coach NeSfo' 70 Sems a A Eoss T "a
$50 p M! wE aaG a3rE' F% 10S4t T.
Pile Sleeping car N~YoTS to rsGgIs 81 RAJ ag roaa
Dining car New.iorH Phiaiephia Arrives at n Y
f oa so cn'rnS S4SgD CONNECTS or ceSe:
500 d p a9s I PS fn xfEps sa'u Paman ves,Dq
st Sleeping Gag Ne%YoA e 2y SsSS Stsh
s5 c2gm9gs 10 pr M nf ,o FAX d l1d dag aSS
FOR CORY Erie the OIL Regions. Cleveland and colum.
BALTIMORE. WA,uiNGTON AND THE SOUTH
wa;agton Limited LAg.ess Of ru1aa fe5ys IAN
daily except sunday ~ 10 a. a litg sISa
Dining Car at q p m arrive washington 5 80 p NJ;
ana sSd i S5 Is Sd PIs5 s.
, ~ aud IL IS night For Point, on CHESAPEAKE
and ono Railway ,a and oneo o Se''' DINING
For ATLANTIC CITY 200 p H. Through Buffet Psrloi
Mills For Cane May. 90 D. N. week dav-. $1,000.
For Old Point and Norfolk. via NewHork Pniadelpnia
and Norfolk Tairoad 90 a. daily except Sunday,
and 90 p. N daily Via Baltimore and Bay Line. 10
D. NJ. weckdo~- o,.,.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EAprrss u
VITA in biaDs car A. and ~ 10 wsshasSa "a
ii 90 M. l. ~ o. : 10 90 80 20 ~
90 4 90 q 80 90 and 90 y M and II 10 night
asseT GsSr. % Sis .o S na
q 90 = 1911 & % 90 "a ana a. p H. ana
The New.York Transfer Company will call for ana cheek
baggage from hotels ard re, dcnces.
For timetables OF local trains Apply TO any ticket Agent
oHAs r PGH J; 2. WOOD:
Geno-ll MANAGER Genera fasst Agent
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For Young Ladies-COuntry.

n oLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEWOOD.
~ y. J-Reopens September 20 Preparation Tor col.
lcge specaIty Pups admitted - Na..aI W, lcsle T.
Smith certncstr. AbAlslN4- w 81 -ls'-lN'
CAROLINE NJ. GERisISH A.
st. AGNI.s SCHOOL. FOR Girls. Albany, y Y
- Tnc.r the direction Of II Rev. W 4. Dodu".
s. r. D.. IL. D. Terms 500 yer annuM Entr'n'r leo
~ Tsenty-nf-t year b"gIn- september ~ Toe ca1d'
logues, address ST. AGNES SCHOOL.
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BUDGET Of POLITICAL EXTRAS.


b deci OF political IA:ras. made ~ one Of each Of
The lrihunc's 1aff and o,ACr Political ENa OF IN. Ia,
sidcnal Campaign and including the 'larlN % lsoJ
LN.ra. % cents budget. order nom The II bun"
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLIES OF 1880.
An n,ere.,lnc and valuable document; containing fll
report proc Line~ u tie Two National rcsbytr,n
Assemblies q 1859. and Of tA" principal reports
verbatim. including thu npoant relpit ON Immigration
GO pages. Published by The Tribune. icc . cents >
copy.
THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
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Musical Instruction.

ID ANJO and GUITAR taught Ia twenty private Lessons
ID with or without the AID Of noi's. lil.Ntf 1. DUB
SON. 20 Broadway. between 32I and 35l to
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Mem Publications..

THE BOOK OF oPENAIR SPORTS. octave 800
Il psRee ILLUSTRATED. The standard suthonts oH
onen ali amu,cm.Dts Rules for sailing, swim
,nc hail PLAYING shooting horseback riding. &C. &C. In
I'm ncr c0uv Published The 1rnunr New-iork
and universally complnented By the press
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w IL tht = oii.trXsfoWX AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL, And UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
,AdIia;:cS pr =. 80 a. H. ~ iiahlc-nal 90 an.
Az. Gerniauic. May 81 80
I.f,Ac KIM 80 , D. H. .I.utonc. May > l. 80 pm.
From White STAR Dock. foot q VS. lOth-st
.S.r..l cabin on tlc,c steamers. Siv'n rates. $50
and upward according U steamer ana location Of berth
Sr,d raLin siO and > s. Excursion ucHe- favorable
sta,rar. 800 Company OF. .. So " Broadway
Srw'York Philadelphia once, 400 Mainut-t:
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INMAN LINE [. S. and Royal Mail Steamers.

1 rnr ci,iTNSTOWN AND LGNIRrOOi..
CITY or CIIfslER.....W Wednesday, April .. 30
SiiY OF ciiiCNGO. W dnesiaJ Apl ie 80 D. N.
4, ny or BERLIN .... Wednesday, AprI % 30 m.
CiIY or RICHMOND Wedne-tAy, Agrl 80. 20 D. IL.
From pier 49, =. H.. ADJOINING thfi-tuvhcr-s' Ferry.
'FiIiSr CAIN $50 and upward according steamer
and location ~ room SECOND CABIN, outward $50
WRIGHT 4 sONs. Gonea Agents. BOWLING
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STEAMBOATS,.

LII FARES REDUCED VIA STONING-
"A ION LiNE.-The inside route Boston. So Proy.
1nce Ok. Worcester ~ So Steamers leave Pier
81 s. H. one block above Canal-St at y. M. sundays
excepted
KINGSTON, RONDOUT and way landings,
N MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays. Commencing
March - leaves from foot OF ilarrison-st at D. M
After Npf" R0MER & rREMPER STEAMBOAT co.
M ORWICH LINE FANORITE INSIDE
IN ROuTE-Farcs reduced. To Boston. %; Worcester.
30 corresponding reductions TO all points East Steamers
iraye Pier 30 odd number. North River foot OF Wattsst
next pier above Desbrosses'st terry daily SUNDAY ex
cented at D p. m " w bhADf Agent
NJ EW -IAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck Slip
~ fpier o. F. r. az p. N. and II p m. Sundays ex
cepted) Steamers arrive in ne Ior .ls horth anu east
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TIE UNCOLLECTED WRITINGS OF THOMAS DE
OUINCEY With Preface and Aanoations by
James Hogg In volumes. l2mo. PIP M
bG3: 357. Scribner IL Wexford.
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L EXPRESS SERVICE between New,YoLk s9,uthamp;
ton London Paris and Hamburg by the new twin screw
STEAMERS OF 10000 tons and loo TO 700 horse WEI
Colt NBIA ..... -. May ~, June ~ July i.
ATTaiT-STA VICTORIA May l and 20 June %. July =
SERVICE direct to IIsmbu fa' o. ''' o.
California; 80 y. Apr. B. KGels 20 a. NJ Apr; H.
ocrI r,fes for nlvscisns the Berlin Congress.
UAMBt- RG-AMERICAN GEN., rASiS2annTT, OfriOf,
"a 97 n iroadtay Y = 81 Broadway, ~ Y.
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Ocean Cleaners.

A NCHOR LINE. U. S. MAIL Steamships
~ From Pier Al, y. X.
NEW.YoEK and LIvEEP0OI, Via QUEENSTOWN.
So. CITY OF ROME sails
SATURDAY NAY Nay 81 c ITne "a JSiy o 2s s2o
SEWYORK AND GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
Anchora.. ..Apr5. y. M EuraeTsla Apr 49, a. M
CABIN $50 and 800 second Glass, $50 Storage $50.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green
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DED STAR LINE.
Il IDe ANrWTHP AID PARIS
SlliIt- from New y ORR aui Antwerp weekly.
WISTfHNIAND ...... " tdn' day. Alrl @. : 30 4. m
WAl~l.hNp W 'Fii,sdif Arm ln . ~ p III
Cabin r,'-- first cabin. 80 and Upward EXCURSION
SIS ard upward second ,lbn $50. hN'rr''on' so'
rFrIR wHlGlII & SONS Gcn1 Agts.. Bowling Green
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STATE LINk-,BETMEENNo M INHI -Y 1K
VII TO IivEEpQoL LoNnoN. DUBLIN; s..
SrrNN ~ OF NiHHNSKA. THURSDAY Aprl Il. D. IN.
asarc as 10 $50 according 70 loa alton OF state
VIZ ,rur4on a. k.t, $50 500 Storage tickets @
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GUYED THE ACTORS.
A Free Fight at a Floating
Theater.
West Virginia Toughs Break
up a Show.
The Performers GO Among the
Audience with Clubs.
Lights Put Out and Pistols and Cudgels
Freely Used-Many People
Injured.
Associated Press Dispatches. |


HUNTINGTON, West Virginia, August
24.-There was serious and bloody
riot at performance given by the
Sunny South Theatrical company at
Ceredo Friday night, the particulars of
which have just been received. One man
was shot and over dozen badly beaten,
while the floating theatre, in which the
riot occurred, was badly wrecked. The
trouble was inaugurated by number
of toughs who persisted in insulting the
people upon the stage. During the
second act three of the performers left
the stage with clubs and attacked
several of their tormentors, but were
overpowered and cruelty beaten.
The remainder of the company went
to their assistance, when some one turn
ed out the lights. Pandemonium
reigned, and every man began an
onslaught on his neighbor in the dark,
while the women screamed. The police
arrived, but they only made matters
worse, and revolver shots began to echo
around the hall. Finally the crowd
charged into the fleeing performers, who
were unceremoniously flung into the
river, where they were stoned in the
darkness. Every one of the police and
show people were badly wounded by
stones. and the condition of several is
serious.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-25

ever they desired to confer with him,
and if any Of his subordinates practiced
any injustice, in his own words he said :
i would take them by the throat and
throttle them! The employees who
were discharged by the Central were
denied the right to give their side of the
story to the management. They claim
that they have been mistreated by sub
ordinate officers they demanded redress,
were refused hearing and have now
combined for protection, just as advo-
Gated by Depew, the president of the
New York Central.
''Powderly, as the mems counsellor
and adviser, comes forward and by hon
orable means tries to bring about an
amicable adjustment. He is met by
the acting president of the road and in
formed that the employees have no
rights in the premises. He also says he
will discharge a man any time, and no
questions need be asked.
eat the New Haven meeting, Depew
went on record as advocating the COM
bining of labor for it's own protection. He
said: Some time ago was working up
some matters regarding the progress of
civilization. 1 learned that our laws came
from Great Britain where, prior to one
hundred years ago, labor had no voice
in her legislation. The statutes which
we found are enough to make the hair
stand on the head of bald man, and to
read them gives you such circulation
of the blood, that you have to put a
piece of ice on your pulse. The law
fixed wages, and made it a crime for
labor to meet and combine for its own
protection
The Knights Of Labor, as an organiza-
ton, are combining today to protect the
New York Central employees, just what
the president of that great corporation
advocated, and am in sympathy with
the boys. While have never been an adj
vocate of strikes where there was way
open to avoid them, yet cannot help
but believe that the position of the ex-
ecutive head of the Knights of Labor is
correct.
After session of one hour the supreme
council adjourned till $50 tomorrow.
The report of the subcommittee has
been completed, but the council will not
enter upon it's consideration tonight. 1t
is semi-officially announced that the re-
suit Of the meeting of the supreme
council will be made public by noon
tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-25

tonight, decided that if the Delaware
and Hudson road persisted in handling
transfer freight from the Central, strike
would be ordered, and that the same
action would be taken in reference to
the Boston, Albany and Fitchburg, if
they continued to handle this transfer
freight.
A prominent leader in the strike and
an officer of one of the local assemblies,
in position to know whereof he speaks,
tonight said: GA tie-up in the yards of
the West Shore and Fitchburg roads at
Rotterdam has been determined upon.
The road has been lending assistance to
the Central"