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Evening journal., 1891-07-21

CLARKsoN explains pathetically that
Quay has been anxious to resign since
1883 It would be interesting TO know
who prevailed on him to stay and what
the overwhelming arguments were.
Surely no good Presbyterian elder OF
Indiana or no Sunday school leader Of
Pennsylvania could have persuaded a
man. who rests under such charges, not
suspicious only, as Quay rests under,
TO stay. he could moi be tolerated by
such pious men.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

TUE soldiers who fought. favor honest
pensions. Mayor Foote'S scheme to stop
the frauds on the government and the
people has met with the general approba-
tion Of the veterans. Garfield said the
pension payment had reached its honest
limit at ST.. 600 600 per annum; we paid
last year 1924 600, O00 Grant vetoed
the Dependent Pension bill which Harri
son signed in more aggravated form.
The politicians, that is the demagogues
of both parties, angle for the dishonest
soldier vote with pension bait. The evil
cannot be corrected except by the hon
est soldiers They should come to the
rescue Of the people from those treasury
looters, who have $50. 600 pension claims
ready to dump into the hopper unexam.
ined, and who viii run the expenditur.
to $500, 000, 900 per annum, rather thar
lose a vote
Evening journal., 1891-07-21
10 LesbIa.

Let's make the most Of life and love.
My Lesbia, now whilst love we may;
A ilg for all the spiteful things
That frowning gray-haired gossips say.
The sun that's setting IN the west
Tomorrow morn VIII rise as bright
But we, once life's bright light is set,
Must sleep In never. ending night.
Kiss me thousand kisses sweet,
And then as sweet a hundred more;
Another thousand add, and then
A second hundred, TO our store.
A Thousand still, hundred yet,
And many a thousand more, until
We've lost all count, 80 envy ne'er
Shall tell their tale our bliss to Kill.
Temple Bar. II. r.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

AFTER one or two runaway matches OF
more or less sensational features we have
the gIievous news from Chautauqua that
tie professors are constantly disturbed
by the flirting Of the young
people who have gone there os
tensibly TO study the higher branches
Of learning. The professors complain
that flirting is apt to interrupt the
course of profound thought on
the heavier sciences and that match
making propensity in the young or old
student displaces the love Of science
alt ogether One sad eyed long g-haired,
old womanish man mourns that; THE
students OF both sexes may be seen
together playing lawn tennis, or padding
canoes ON the lake, or straying in the
woods and dells, or reading novels, or
singing hymns, or otherwise enjoying
the hours of student life that ought to
be wholly devoted to scholas-
tic pursuits" OF course that
may seem very lugubrious and un-
wholesome state Of affairs to the big
squad Of little professors at Chautauqus,
but to the minds Of healthy men and
women, tae intellectual development Of
those young people is of minor impor
tance TO them and Of Insignificant in
terest to others compared with
The romanciDg approaches to proper
and happy marriage. they had
better be married than be learned. They
had better firt than dawdle the summer
away with smattering sciences. Flirting
as they hirt there, may result in awife
or husband, either OF which is more
useful or more beautiful as the case may
be than a summer science.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21
Newark Rspudiates Wilmington.

NeWhfk ItuBers
The time is growing ripe when the city
Of Wilmington needs tapping of from
the county. What chances have honest
men to be elected, with such capers as the
papers are now exposingl Let the county
allowing the city to have one or two of
the adjacent hundreds, have its election
independent Of the hotbed Of political
corruption. What city has such a polili-
cal record as Wilmington2 We know Of
none, and believe but few who does.
We honest folks care not for such a place
to have q hand in electing our officers.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

The aOeatksy today IS likely
TO be clear.
Take a bit of Embroidery
for the idle hour at seaside or
mountain. Newest and choic
est designs of Stamped Art
Linens at less than half.
Bureau and Sidebosrd Scarfs, Tray
Covers, Tides and Splashers 20 to
50c.
Scotch AIT Cloth Squares, Cushions
and Table Covers, latest out, %
and 35c.
Near centre of the store.
The Cotton Dress Goods
aisles are more than ever a
price Wonderland. You can
even buy for next season and
find it pleasantly profitable:
Mousseline de rInde. Beautiful
printed figures. Stripes and polka
dots on white and tinted grounds
at sc yard. Have never been
sold under Sc.
Printed Sateens in the latest styles,
on light and dark grounds, at 10
cents. Saturdays price was 20c
Last Of the Sateen Dress Patterns at
12lc a yard about half price
Opened to-day. All White figures
on black ground and very choice
styles.
Fine Printed Batiste, black figures
on white grounds, at 121c, re-
duced from 25c
Dress Patterns of finest Scotch Nov
city Ginghams ut one-third to half
former prices; that is. goods that
were 90 to Zoe yard are now 20 to
25c yard.
Dress Patterns Of All Wool Striped
Batiste in cream color, 81, were "a
Half the Summer yet ahead
of you, and here are Won ems
Gingham Dresses with Ham
burg trimming, at almost half
pricesl
81 so and IS 90 Gingham Dresses at
$ii 90 and $ii so einghan Dresses
at SO
$ls 90 and $1s 50 Gingham Dresses
at SO
S14 90 and sl4 so Gingham Dresses
at IS
$l6 90 and s16 so GiDgham Dresses
at 50
SIS 90 and SIS so Gingham Dresses
at $40
$26 90 Gingham Dresses at SIS
Some Wool Challis and
Fancy Lawn Dresses, hand
somely trimmed, are going the
same way.
Second Hoor. Chestnut street.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

BARDsLEy is not just straight out
crazy aud dishonest, but he has paresis,
Thst Is not bRnkable to the extent Of
g., 900, 600. but 1t is much nicer than the
common charges of plain stealing which
have been made against him.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21
"rhe Run wltn wMiskers >,

When the "Wild West" show was
marching up Market street last evening
some bright little fellow saw the bison,
or buffalo bull, as 1t is commonly called.
Hailing a companion he yelled. Hello,
Shorty, look at the bull with his whisk-
ers on. 1t raised general laugh in the
neighborhood. And the wind blew
through his whiskers.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

PKRPLESIHG pitchers curves and clear
logical speaking do not seem to hsr-
monize in the same person II college
bred pitcher Stages speech at the
Christian Endesvor meeting at Mime
apolis Is a sample
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

FORAKER is out for Senator Now the
friends Of "honest. but frigid John Sher-
man, East and West, man OF ability
and national reputation, can understand
why he was not allowed to speak at the
Ohio convention Foraker wants to
snuff out big light and put splutter-
ing one penny dip in his place
Ohio looks over into Pennsylvania and
sees the greatness Of Cameron and Quay
and Wanamaker and proposes TO 60 and
do likewise or, II possible, worse Re.
publicanism has outlivvd good works; 1t
Is dead at tie top. The states of Penn
sylvania and Ohio are the most lamenta-
hle examples of Republicanism and Of
caputal and acute deadness
Evening journal., 1891-07-21
Trade secref.

How can you sell an sll-wool suit so
cheaply
II tell you a SECRET. Mein prudder he
vhas friendt Of Major Mckinley. He
let EN- in for me midowit duty. New
York Sun,
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

WE had scarcely hegun TO whisper TO
ourselves that Bardsley had pAresis, that
he was not vulgar robber OF low de
gree, but high class tin plate tariff
man who deserved the sweetest sympa.
thy OF tender hearted and soft witted
humsnity, when other doctors rise 10 tell
as that It is all mistake He
has no mania Of any kind he is just an
ordinary Pennsylvania tin-plate Republi
can who was too strong to work for an
honest living, II was easier to get rich by
some kind Of robbery There are various
forms of the disease but It cannot be
called paresis because they all have It,
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

The brilliant and fearless Watterson
causes ths whir of his unequaled
snlckersnee TO be heard in the land. -
indianapolis Journal.
We agree with everything that can be
said In praise of our friend Colonel Wat
terson; but what is a snickersnee any
way?-New York Sun.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

DISAPPOINTED and chagrinsd because
the EVENING JOURNAL was not deceived
by it's infaniile trick Of leading us off into
Sussex county politics when we had the
intensely interesting cases Of the Levy
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

LET Quay resign and put Headsmsn
Clarkson and Blocks-of Five Dudley at 1 he
head OF the committee. That Is
marvellous scheme Of reform.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

II seems sad day for religion, Or at
least sad day for pictures, when the
Philadelphia Press published the physiog
Monies Of the preachers.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21
ADIre Realty.

Tell me not in mournful numbers
Lie Is but an empty dream
When 'tis full of green cucumbers
And Of restaurant ice cream.
t-DetrOit Free Press.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

PENNSYLVANIA stepped out Of the Re
publican party and some Republicans
urge that It is Quay's turn now.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21
MID SUMMER CLEARING SALE.
Clothing Made TO Your Order at
Reasonable Prices.

hSnsOhhpit LilCoo
Pants to Order, 81 80, reduced
from $500 and $3.50.
Pants to Order, $500, reduced
from So so and 81. 90.
Pants to Order, "a 90, reduced
from $4.00 and $5 90.
Pants to Order, So 90, reduced
from Sc 90 and 81. 90.
Suits to Order, s12, reduced
from $3.50.
Suits to Order, $1,000, reduced
from $lS 90 and $40 90.
A good fit and satisfaction guar
anteed.
LIVERPOOL & LONDON
MERCHANT TAILORS,
521 Market Stree t..
W. II. LOCKER, Manager.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21
Unaceountable neadaohes.

/ cannot understand why
In misery should be;
My head my nerves doth sorely try
II aches all day, don't xnow why;
My diets simple-rhubarb pie
And fourteen cups of tea
New York Sun
Evening journal., 1891-07-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Milford News seems to be writing
ia a manner supposed to give value re
ceived return or equivalent for the office
that the editor obtained by writing
articles Objectionable to Senator Higgins
and Bach.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

The Equitable Life" win give you in
surance for nothing and Ter cent. in
vestment on your money. ANsoH A.
MAHER
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

The Wilmington politicians on both
sides ought TO remember Quay's advice
TO Beaver: "Dear Beaver, don't talk, p
and be guided thereby. Dover Sentinel
Quay's advice may be very necessary to
his side Of the fence, but on our side is
neither good nor necessary advice.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE uAH
BH had AT THE COUNTING ROoM OF
sHE EVElgIMa JoEBEAE
Evening journal., 1891-07-21
ITEMo or lNTEREsT

!" A LITTLE girl like you need corsets -
exclaimed her elder sister. projecting a
lecture on beauty as dependent upon
physical laws. What would you think
Of Venus here, wearing corsets?' "Pe,
haps she does, said Florence, when she
has her clothes on
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

II Quay does not resign there are fears
that Pennsylvania will.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

MRS. BIBBs (suspiciously )-"I don t see
how 1t is that typewriter girl of yours
manages to dress better than | can "
Mr.. Bibbs-' Why, you see, she works
for living and YOU don't. New York
Weekly.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21
TUESDAY. July 81. 1891.

BAYREurH is a good place for Wagner
music-to stay.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

WARN weather often causes extreme
tired feeling and debility, and in the
weakened condition of the system, dis
eases arising from impure blood are liable
to appear. To gain strength, to over
come disease, and to purify, vitalize and
enrich the bloed, take Hoods sarsapa-
rilla.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21
The Rome-ATaker.

The Home Maker for July comes late
but it is one Of the cases in which late is
much better than never. The illustrG-
tions Of Swiss scenes are delightful, the
stories and sketches excellent, and the
I'M allecsual tone high while the practi-
cal suggestions in regard to dress and
domestic affairs are most helpful. The
edit1ri departments are fresh, varied
and full of ideas on topics interesting to
intelligent women.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

LADY-"Is your father ct home dear?''
Minister'S Little Daugbter-'Ye es N, he s
in his sermonizing room you mean
bis study, presume ''No'm; we don t
cali 1t a study any more Pa doesn {
want any one to suspect him of heresv -
New York Weekly.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21
BANKIR0 AND FINANCIAL
r. r. ROBINSON & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERH
Corner Fourth and Market Streets

Corner Fourth and Market Streets
FOR SALE.
1000 shares Delaware City ~ per cent.
Bonds.
Stocks bought and sold IN the New York,
Philsdelphia and Boston markets on commiss
sion.
Letters Of credit given, available In all pai a
Of the world. and drafts on England. Ireland,
France, Germany and Switzerland Issued.
r. r. ROBIN SON 81 co.
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
No. 5O2 MARKET STREET
Open daily from O'Clock a. N. until .. m,
and on Tuesday and SAtur lay from no p. N.
MONEY LOANED ON MORTGAGES.
GEO. W. BUSH, GEORGE =. CAPRLLE,
President, Vice President,
E. 7. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
Jos. NJ. MATHER, Auditor.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

FIRST summer girl. reading fashion
paper" Decollete dresses will be worn
lower this summer than ever before. +"
Second summer girl-"Desr me ! And the
mosquitoes are awful at this resort. -
Life.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

FANNY PETERBY-'M Mamma. Tommy
can stand on his head so nice. May
stand on my head2' Mrs Peterby-"It
is not nice for little girl to stand or her
head % "Well. suppose III have to
wait then until I'm big girl. Texas
Siftings
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

Ross has red from 116 Market
street to his new store, 210 Market street
with a large stock of latest styles o.
Hats, White Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery,
Underwear and Notions at the lowest
city prices. Money returned If goods
are not satisfactory.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21
wANAmAKER.s.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday July 81, 1891.
Zke SOeatksT to-day IS Gsksky
to be clear.
Evening journal., 1891-07-21

He Ito his pretty typewriter)-"Win
you marry me2" 'She-"No, but | will be
an amanuensister to you Washington
Star
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Ceual NOTIFIES

--~
9 UpREME COURT CITY An ANS desired GoU in the
ctv s 9 County Of Action mo; 3antT
fho%ns j. swS e, H eo
RsiIv Patrick CASSIDY and l. Rcharu Is,beins
DOSING ne r@ Of and AdeF teI rGSai Johnson
@ JOHNSON and Frank o6r7 M az synedc
posing tng n william 81 waite Isaac s. snSder ana
M Man HS @IIaS e. saysE and Richard s
Saver Robert Dick. the Twelfth Gard Bdns she yds
y 99axrenee Charles Frazier ana Henry " Marshail
y. noe and Richard Roe, whose real names are uil-
i'm, 10 niaintif. Defendants.
n Tho ahovcnamed defendants and each OF them: T.,
~ yo are hereby summoned TO answer the c0mpah' h
,hts action and 10 copy Of your answer OH ,
panti,s Attorneys within twenty days aiter tne ga IN
q, MS summons exclusive Of the day OF service anu M
cass Of your failure TO appear answer, Judgment W.
against YOU BY default for the relief deaaed
in The complaint Dated February 70 lo pav W.
. Kenyo9 Plaintiffs Attorneys, SO Park Row. new
York. ,,.
To Mary F. Kelly, Defendant 1891. rop nv nub
The foregoing summons is served upon you, oS PuT
u,ation pursuant order made by the ZION. vsose
L. fngafam Of the Justices Of the cod a9aT Of Nav
1891 filed with the complaint p ne ON oniGl be o.
day NewYork, May % 1891 WIZ tes. az Psrls
Plaintiffs Attorneys Office and posofhce address, 90 rarA
Row, New-York City.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Coleman HenIy, to J stemme pyckman''
OF Prescott-ave | year. s3oO - ,,, 49, u.nL.,,.,
Duffy. Catharine o +, 70 u heaiey " 'shna'~"
ave n OF 121st-st l year, 81. 600 go. -. - i.
Eennings. Frederick, 10 Z Hennin9s, lbn'st " q
'h iange Title, to Kelly. 4o1 Msnhattsnsve;
yeaMyHi ir5by John. to corde 25th.st 2dayei
Ogden Samuel b. 70 Roddy, Brook-ave. Of
is'i Rankin kat to smpkins EdgecOmb-ave.
Of i37th.st; ? years, 1000 40. -, - , ....
ssyes, Solomon, 20 Merrihew, 12s oth'aVe; years.
Weed Samuel A, to Weed 25th-st, Of sthsve.
e'' walker, Mary T. to NJ wilcox. W 8 l1thaSa 1t
Wilson, Sarah NJ, to L A Ledwith. soth-st. f
7sh-ave; years, $4,000.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

NeW-YOrk Saturuay, June 70.
The total amour. realized q ths Exchs.Fs and Aasis
kesR ending s1M odsy ' %as Of ' ~
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the wse. ending with ssslrsay 'q.s
the Exchange and Auction Room
TO-DAY (MoSDAY), JUNE p.
Foreclosure SALE lot 81 sx1005. and 5story ns., Ne
sn Fast b SGhs 10 ASs abos ls'
and SsO,y axe 6,s SG ~ West .5 Ts , s 2
3 f%sl s?s%s y S:dss ~ ~ I'd y %.
4 ,S sSrPes :o Of f aa TO- i iss Wee: o s
Il Of Amsterdagiave Public auction ia lots Paudns
STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY.
q kcS%sad TSy% ss7 ss
TUESDAY, JUNE %
Foreclosure SALE log 25T o., safs ,sI We, pa
81 It, ' PSsa 80 s%s ;sy S'ao %s . ssi
Loss sos e and ed SS AZ ' kss.
2sS aaa H sale T'J ps, sost nit
nf b, Ss sss iSt and 900 sSSs9 isG
ithsye .5 5sS e @ & e ilPsS s:: e
2sx5S o. SSeseN % Ha@seS IT, lssioss
N West is sns . ssSS d@ " 20 ss East
20 s"S SssiO F.s sss ~. wei 3
y
and Ife 2xl39xs4.2 and 2story house Cortiandt
aye n of I63d-st plot Of land Z2o Sxffo, ana house
with outbuildings No 61S North broadway
BROOKLYN PROPERTY
Partition sale l. lot, 20x130, Dean-st 3o rwa
Hoyt-st: lot i4.11x100, Liv1nsston'sI i'f II q
Smlth-st.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE ~.
Foreclosure sale plot Of lend @
and 1ye.st0ry buildings No, 104 20 lOS boerckst run.
ring through 10 (Nos 05 10 99) Manainst 2i0I
RIvln0ton lot 2JX1o0 II, and ostcry Duldlng
West 2th.st 125 Of LenOx ave- ot oONy5 ana y
story building Nos 143 and 1i5 Ave d, cor o. ioms
lot 25x023 and similar building, No ~ Fast iOma,ss
90 II OF Ave D lot. 2lA9o3 and similar ouglag 70
442 Fast lOth-st adjoining above Interior lo ZoxzE10x
100 IL n OF West 115thst, 400 # W q 1h,ave; public
auction | lot 25xS21 and 3-story dwelling No 20 Noa-
roo.st s4s II OF Pike-st; lot 21xI1 ana otory.
huldnc No 90 Br0ome-st, OF Wlett-sti ot-, OK
100 ( each OF West 62dst $50 u Of lltsye poi
land S2x15OxirregrarA1f0 and 3story dweInR NO -
washington ave Of l76th-st. lot 52onlOo ana =
story house No SS3 Madison-ave, 8, n OF lfothst
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
lot o5x75 and 4.story building, No 1913 Raymondst
s. n OF Wnlougbby-st.
THURSDAY, JUNE 25.
Foreclosure sale lot, 42x99 1S2Ox Irregular ana SsoV
house ; s Of West 131th-st, 48O IL W OF LehoA-Ne'
STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY
Public auction 900 lots on Bard-ave and Scottish High
lands New-Brighton.
FRIDAY, JUNE 90.
Forec,osurc sale 8 lots 2OxIo2.2 each, and dwellings.
Nos SO, 81 and SO West 74h-st S, OF CoumOus-a'e
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AN

~ WESTERN KAILKOAD
Shortest Line. Vestibuled Pullman Coaches.
o a. m.-Bufao and Osweeo EXpress. Via Paterson 10,
Water Gap, stroudsburg Scranton. Blnghamton Owego
lth1ca WaVcrly, Emra, Corning, Bath. Danvile Sher.
6gFae, Wa1rElls Eie5iel1 pi9ss tea NJ Morris,
Intermediate stations. Connects scranton with trains
Pttston Wilke,barre, Danyle and Northumberland
at Buffalo with trains for the West.
40 a. m:-Blnghamto1 Mail via Boonton.
T. m.-Bing nanton and Emlra Express for Water
StroGdsburg, scranton Owego Wayery &c. connects 81
Scranton with trains for Pttston. Kingston and Wilkes.
barre
10 p. m.-Scranton wlkesbarro and Plymouth Elk.
press
go D. m. Idailyl-Bufaio Limited Express VIA Paser
very, Elmira, Corning, Bath, Wayland Danvie, Mt.
Morris, &c, arriving IN Buffalo az 80 m.
D. n. daily. buffalo Richned Springs and Oswego
Express for Stoudsburg, Scranton Bghamton Cortland
Syracuse Fulton. Greene, oxford. Norwich Shrrburne
waterye Utica; &C.. and AZ points on Buffalo Division
connects with trains for the West
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Huefruftlou,
For Boys and Young Men-Country.


For Boys and Young Men-Country
GUNNER SCHOOL at Hcmpstcad IL. l.. n ~ i n.
- Vacation home. with instruction. Sports DE-
Ing bathing. fishing etc. 20 minutes ron gi HHfTps
SwTTHIN G. sHORTLIDGE's MEDIA AeADEmndf
Swill have . summer session at Atlantic CITY Au'
dress Media, Pa. "a miles from Broad street eS'~o"'
PHILADELPHIA.
THE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE The Castle New:
rooms moS eegaty furnished FULLER 81 A. PrIn
rTHE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY woIE Ss,ter
Mass begins seth year Scott - as uons Conn
forts ): 4. SHAW, a. NJ. Head Master.
1T1HE PEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY, .,,-
logue. JOHN y. TiLDEN. a. NJ. ~ D., Principal -
TRINITY SCHOOL, TIvoL1oN-HUDsoN. n. =.
Location and surroundings nnsqIpsssed Egpipn s
Thorough preparation for college scientne schoo OF ous
ness JAS. STARR CLARK. D. D.. Rector.
WORCESTER ACADEMY-5sth year. Thorough prep.
w araton for any college scientific school ne"
buildings admirably equipped. Ample play grounds
D. w. ABERCRoMBIB a. NJ Prl,ns o..
Europeah.
A LADY OF TITLE, living In Regents Park. wishes 70
n take care Of one or Two Ameeah awdSe Of
French references exchanged Inclusive terms guneas
veeklv or Quineas TO- sisters or friends Aouttss
LADY b." Mays, 162 Piccadilly, W. London England
Miscellaneous.
r IKCULARs schools both sexes city and county
u supplied with careful advice 10 parents. hlhlANi
COYR1ERE, Room II, 100 5thaye.
T,KINITY COLLEGE.-Examination for admission Will
be held at the New Berkeley School Building q West
44th.st and at College Hartford, Conn., on MONDAY
TUESDAY ana spS 70 the Presdens or E.
SCUDDER, 81 Wall-st. CITY.
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XNEST SHORE RAILROAD. n. Y. c. &

NNEST SHORE RAILROAD, \. I. c. &
w H. r. Il. r. Co., Lessee-Trains leave West 42d- ST.
Station INewY follows, and 20 minutes earlier from
the foot Of Jayst NewYork Hamilton, London, Detroit
and Chicago, 10 IS a. H. I}:l5 p M Is p M; St
a FSlls Utica and Syracuse, 800 10 Is m, s Is,
ton y 3d. = S 10 10; an 30 a. 81 90 IS ~ and
ali 80 a. M; - 100 .5l5, 's:l2 Craaston West
Point. CoTnyal. NewbgEs . 30 70. ga 10 ~
.si5 ii as p NJ Montreal Canada East Is a. m.
3 rs d. m Elegant sleeping for Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Detroit CHICAGO and 81 Louis Log; on al THROUGH trains.
80 90 D. Sey City, p r. r. Station all 20 m.
.s gaiy except sunday. For tickets time tables par
ur ara seepngc Accommodations. information apply
mex once foot OF FgltQns New orx Cy-27l, s93 49,
g42 broadway, 143 BOwery, II Park Place, SO West
Ia5thst and West Shore stations foot OF West 42i- ST.
and foot OF Jay.st., North RIVER G r. LAMBERT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGEN0f
"A Supplies Professors, Teachers, Tutors Goverhesses
&C., 10 Colleges, Schools and Families; Apply 70
Mrs. NJ j. YOUNG-FULTON, % Union square
A TUTORS Professors Teachers, Governesses OF all
"A branches supplied to universities college, schools ana
families. Circulars schools to parents MOaerh languages
spoken. MIRIAM C0YRIERE Room "a. 100 otn-sSe.
ID EST TEACHERS supplied for all branches, In any
ID locality. NO FEE for registration. Form for stamp
z. V. HUYSSOON. American School Bureau w I4th-se
SMITH COLLEGE GRADUATE three years experience
- as teacher desires position IN private Sehoo f9r sep
Latin and mathematics speciaseS Auufess
TEACHER, 1872 Fuerton-ave., Montelai, y: j.
m UTORING in the country. Coaching for college en-
L trance examinations. Address A. ENEEEI / SIONE'
Cyale5 5ii broadway. At RichGeld Springs. New
YORK, after June 26
IrNT0N TIE CHERS' AGENCY supplies school officers
u with teacher teachers with positions
II NJ HARRINGTON, Prop. 81 Lafayette Fl. n. T..
4 DVERTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEW:YoRK TRIB:
"A IiNE WILL RE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES No. 1928 Broadway. Thirty ,hrst,st
i14O Broadway. corner 2eth-st.. until D. M 20 Wess
weHtythrdst corner shave 152 6thave. 153 Fourth
ave- corner Fourteenth.t 76o corner f0r5y;
sevenh.st o26 Thrd-ave, near SHY -nrstst ilOo
Firstaye ioo West Foltysecond q92 sn
HARLEM OFFICE $50 East onehundred
fifth.st. up 10 p m and 2O6 west cne-huhdrcnand'
twenty ATHEIST az regular ONCE rates