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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-08

Brsnan. 'o4; secretary, g. r. Mosher 90; treasurer.
J. c. McAlpine, '93 musical director, Professor W. c.
Rost, '73. The club will give a complimentary con-
cert in the chapel ON the evening OF oompencement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-13
DELAW ARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Shortest Line. VcstlIuiod rrllman Coaches.
a. m.-BuialD and Osvcg0 Express. Via Paterson Tor
water tap StIOuG-ugrs. scranton BnRhamtOn. OwegO.
Ithaca, Walfrly tHiia. COrhlng. Bath. UahNc. Sher-
hume Wate.,ile. Richncld SPRING. Utica. Mt Morris.
ONfOrC Norwich Cortland syracuse Fulton and ia
tenudiatc station Cgnnccts at SIa1to VIII trains for
lP~tOn MIht>l'fo Danvillc. and Northumberland; az
Buffalo with trains FOR the West.
20 e ~ RHglarrton MAI. Via Boonton.
D. fu.-Bing' anton aud Emra EXPIRES FOR water Gap.
,trod.burg Oweeo. WaNcrlY Nc CONNECTS at
Scranton with trains for Plt,-0n, Kingston ana Wilkes
10 p. nl.-scranton. Wilkesbarre ana Plymouth IN
30 D. M Buffalo Limited Express. Via Pater
son Tor ~'roudsburg scranton. Binghamtou ow"go Wa
very. I.p..fI. Corning, Bath Nylaud. banaNiic MI.
Morris, sc. nrri"ing In BuriiO a. 80 q ~.
y. fdailS).-Buiao tica and oswceo tNprcss Tor
Stroud,burg BHphamtOD. Cortland syracuse,
Frton Greene oxford. Norwich. SherbuTnc, Wateillc
i,ichleId springs Nc. all points Buffalo division
connects with trains for the West.
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THE STATE OF Trade.

-, Baltimore, March l2-Coton quiet; middIng a.
Flour dull. WheatS0lthern strong FultZ ~ O3ox a.
Longb9fGy q o5asl %; No p 81 O5s; steamer 30
March, 81 05tasl o52; May, 81 O7Ndsi OF, Jung INV
II C24aFi 03i august 81 OF Corn-southerh fsitIyy
acuyei white, 72c yellow, 67G7Oc; Western un se,tlea
MIXED spot ana Mlreh, GsSs a69e May, 67i2a67SI !:
steamer mMeG So oats firm unchanged. Rye
Prime 50 5oaslo Provisions nnn, unchanged Butsp
carcoes. far. 19s,a2Cc No :, 182c. Sugar quies.
sGypPpoo d acC rwhliSSy 9ulet Freish,s .
425i bush corn 49, $50 bush rye, S,l29 bush. Ship
Wheat, 1880 bush corn, 393i9 bush
Chicago March l2Ihe leading futiFes ranged as fol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-13
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRIcrs
Inc crude Oil market yesterday failed to show thu
general feeling OF depression among Spectators, for
the business was light, the transactions In options AZ
the Consolidated Exchange amounting 10 only "a on
barrels, while there were no transactions u,h.,..
the otock EScnange There were no important MA, ~
announced In the dispatches TO prominent traders ts
eahdee Oh OH is suspected. Prices for options ran ~
"a cent to ia cents, but the final auotaton ~
80 cents ana the tone was weak. Refined 0uota,,nn
were .lo@ '3o cents per gallon In barrels and r.
cents IN cases; me only change in the foreign m.r
kets was reduction of 10 points at Bremen ~ IA
marks per ~ kos Antwerp at 10 Ii francs and Inr
don at . l1-l6 pence, being unchanged N Nos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-13

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.


At the Exchange yesterday valuable investments
property was offered by Peter F. Meyer for eA-
ecutors Nos. ,0Of and 1906 Third ave- are hve'
story brick buildings with stores on full lots. Inc
store of No 1904 for $500 per annum and the
property sold for $500 to Patrick Fox NO l'ooo
brought sl 900 from the same buyer ,.
The corner Of Columbus-ave. and seventy -eRhth,s.
was also offered by the same aucuoncer. III Ii ~
1898 on the avenue, i've story 0ricK ana s,ohc
apartment with store, lot 23XlOb Inc Duuln5
ran from $4,000 up to S65,5OO. August BTlchfha
wa, the buyer. ,, A., Ia. ~,
Two lot on FIT -soventh-st adjoining the ste OF
The American Art society. were offered Inc bouii !
ran from $1,000 up to S24,75o each H. brewer ~
n" 5G, Third ave. a Hve-story brick store on a
lot 24sXlOJ ,old Ia r. J. Mclaughlin for S2O1OO
Two vacant plot, on Underct.ave ana one nun l u
ron Frank Davis under foreclosure.
The following private salos are announced u
Kempncr a son have sold to Irs. Zolnger the hVc-
tory apartment house No 3oe West Fory-fourth-St
25xGOx10O. for S23150: also the hve-story double
apartment house 40. $50 West Forty ninth-st., 2oA
e5xlOO, to Mr. Kreiedt for S27 900.
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I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TEAMS leave foot Of Corlandt and
esUIn~,r. -tr. a. follow
=. IL. Tor sl,u-ton aud nte,mcdiato points
10 a fOT Geneva Lsol- Eri.I. Koclcstcr Buralo
West. l' aud principal local point. Cha-
car ~ on- and I'Il man ear 20 Suspension Bridge
20 a. ~. FOR Mauch tAInk and u'crLfC pglnts
II q. for H. and f. Junction and in-Irodiatc points
Chair 10 NaG"h 'hrun.
p. ~! 10Y Tmlrnnock and intermediate points Chair
70 TunkhannocN Connection g. Reading aud Harris.
burg.
40 D. N. for Emra and principal Intermediate poluts
Chair WiiesbarTc aud Pullman sleeper 10 Suen.in
Bridge.
so D. m Tor Pottsvilie Mauch Chunk and iutornedi.
ate ponf, Chair - Magch Chunk
30 y. Tor AIauch chunk and intermediate points
Connection Reading aud Hagri- burg
T. -. for Geneva, L. ons Elmra. Rochester, Buffalo
the Wo-t. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
Bridge.
Trains leaving 1T a II = n, ! D. ~ and 3 80
D. for all pOnts In M1honoy and Hazcon coal
regions ,.... -, o-,,....
10 for Mauch Chunk, Halciton and intermediate
points and IL a. for Shenandoah and intermediate
points. .
10 D. N. for Hauch Chunk aud intermediate points
y. IN. for Geneva. Lyons, EmIrt. Roche, tor Buffalo
and the West pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern Ofic". 935 Broadway
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CENTRAL R. R. oF JERSEY


lime 1-De u ~ eHOef =, 1910.
9S K3 Tor LsS4 rr Nam .. Saat Wg,0sI g
nury WamsIost On sundays ioE LaSton. Mauch Chunk.
o0 a. NJ. for Elst0n.
8 - a. II. Tor Lastou, Mauch Chunk, wilkesbarIc.
sas%6s sanbd F'' IGraasn
90 = ~ daily for Eason Mnuch Chunk. Reading
Aafstgs ftIs &C. OS o. SiaGag ~ olS sq19 4o:
burg, WlAesbaIge. scFantoA Iamaqua Fottsve. Shame
80 Tor Tor Eas sSn a a H cSaaa Reading Harris
bug 80 ~ 3 M sI ioG &s aS IA "a H&ea.own
or Ata4t GO gnan4l oS T. 81 200 10 d a. %
Tor irccGod. q. / A. S:I5. /! ID N. 49, 80.
Tor Long Branch and points south Point Pleasant at
40 ~ u, ( 10 a and A oS 20 o3 a. Suht %
p For Red Bank at 4:45 s:l5 II :f5 a. m 30 90
20 5.lO, 90 y. sundays. 100 a. m. 100 y. IL.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
90 a. m Psroi Gar, al.l So 40 y:i5 D. n Sun.
For Tons iiyer Darnegat Park and Barncgat 40.
SIP M &c. 20 n M SSun aa 90 a. M AK
.. M. 80 p. N. ~. .., co.,.,a,, o.. go,
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
st%D4YS 3oJ ITO a. IN. 2;ot. 3 70. 90. i 90
p For ha tn aiss AID WASHINGTON daily at 90 80 lex
eePf sna1 .5avg a." a. 4? Ii 30 H. 30 Co. 900.
80 p IL 10 night (eHcept SATURDAY nighu sundays
20 90, 90 T. have connection Tor I.eaing Har-
For sunDuiy and Winiamsport Via Phiad lpla at IS
a. N. q 80 B1net rar,Or Car. 80 ~ II 10 midnight
exSept saaraay n,ght3 s1ada5s 90 p :, ,7a
a. Il. he a.t s sdSss s OK
$50 Fulton: s., IS BIoadyay. brooklyn. an -, ...
baggage from hotel or residences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-13
RAILROADS.
Trains leave as follows:

Trains leave as follows ,.. Co..
eosc. Rochester, BATAVIA and Iuaaio.
1000 A. Nj hILAuO VLsIIBU LIE LIMITED duo
a, chicago 40 a. Ii next ,G9yttvpprssDaiv excep,
1900 Scon.-sOUTnwFsTERN VEsTIDvLE LIN.
IIED-Due Cincinnati 10 100. Indianapolis II III a. h.
450 ! : u. SUURrMi SHORE vEsTIBuLE LIMITED
Detroit at 10 a. m. Chicago % D. h. NAV
500 T.. M.-FAsT WESTERN EXPREsS--Due Chicago
62J p. M.-HDIi;oNDACK AND MONTREAL Tx.
1880 =! ,M.-BUTFALo AID NIAGARA FALLS
s:I5 p. II-FAST ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO EX
FREos--Due Indianapolis II 20 .. ID. neA; dAy' 3D.
FIsiiHKiLL tNIWWRUEGID, PoUGHkEEPsIE. RUNE
CLIFF (kINGoTON6 ANn II b9ON p D. p .",oS
kf} l b a 100 sG s0 ol 5 20 f2S. IS
IS 70 10 a o. 1850 III Is a. M 70 90
noon y 80. 55. 80 co. i6;2'' 80 ol5 D m'
TEoY-745. $50 1000 10 80 81 - a, me r. 90
u1 1S9R Ey i9 =? 90 r. Is 10 ho 10 &C.,
NJ, J. 60 noon so. 90 80 9:l1 H. IL 90
RoCnESTEg- 70. 1000 1000 ma ECO noon.
92 80 90 10 30 1;cO y @6 90 noon
x12&G9S&RA 50 A2G.IEs4elo 1000 1000 a. m. 70.
AD nGS( bACK M99USTT3ISs' A&D MovrnEA1-t7A5
A!htEE, GESEvA AND CAS.AlS%P4IGsgA-s,llOs 10 90
prFk$aii:EE Hills VIZ II" HARLEM DIVISION
c %s sn j, E j. Sseq9 3 e5 a,g ct la9a
Par PIG ,s - West l25h-s: snd i2sth.s station New
S'1 and re 20 f42 and sss t
Wostco,ts Express calls for and checks baggage from
49, Daily except. sunday. SDily except Saturday.
Other trains run daily.
70 A % nod 5a 90 re s hos Sc av2g 70 90 "a
an ToHy 20 H9p9a stop at fs9 sEf SXE1s
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
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New. York, Thursday, March IL.

New.York. Thursday. March Il.
The following sales were held the Exchange and Auc'
ton Roomt to-day:
5.,tory building with lot, No 5e5 Sdave. s. OF
37th--t. lot 2IsXl0e5i 7 Mclaughlin, s24. ,N0 , .
lots, : Wc,, j7thst OK Brotdw0y 23NlOO.o each !;
II Brewer & Bro, $4,000.
5.,ery building with lot No ,cH3 Colunbus.ave, W
cor 7Sthst lot - SXl0O; August Bra skma. $4,000
j.,torS building. with plot of land Ess lOt aud 9Oo
3davc l0jth-st, plot 50.1SloOi Patrick fOA'
$4,000.
lots iSthst cor Cnderhiu,aNe, 20NcD II cach
Frank DaSI- 800 $500.
sale Of LOT on Grand Boulevard Of llth.s;, was ad'
lourncd u March 20.
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COTTON NAHFETS-BY TELEGRAPl

Liverpool March II. p. m.Cotton-Ihe sales OF the
cay include - 800 bales American. .,, So,
Futures closed barely - adv Amer an-Nieahs; o
and Nprn delivery. 54-64d sellers April ana May ae.
livery - 64d buyers; May and June delivery o-otS
GY,ld Iune and July delivery 26id sellers july anu
hHr-t delivery, i-6i as 56id; August ana ep,husy
sellers; ptnbnr and OCTOBER CeIN ~.
IEt Is 5tild; October and November delivery Jof"
l.6ld. H., .,a,,,,, = II ,ic 4.
GnIIe.,on March l2.-CottOn steady; mddlnSe lHlOc
Tow uicdlnc 5.l6c good ordinary. Ioc: Net ~
gross receipts ST. bales export, 10 r 81 br'S O''
c6,.tNi-r iO4s Sllrs 1914; stock iIri3 80, 49,.
Norfolk March l2-Cotton nfm; maiIin;, 81
rcc,luts 40 bales; lOO9i exports co'''"''o'
- III, sales 90 stock, O.223 .,,,,- ga.
Sayannah. March IL o;ton straay- fnauhS I'd
lou fddifuc J l.l6c good ordinary. l. loc N.l an.
ro., receipts bales exports 20 NE S0htheh' i-oo'
constvi.r POO sales. 1913 stock 5'o -, O =, "a,
Nrw.Orlcans March l2COtton arm m'dung nsip,s
low uddnng So GOOD ordinary l2c, NtI r*e.p.s.
zoo ho"s. oro,s > OBS exports Great Bntaia 4o2ci
sales S.O5O: stock, 3l2,:6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-13
Railroads.

N LWIw SYNfraIns leave West i2dst a. follows
1,xey minutes earlcr from foot Of Jayst oQ M tof
SsSesc Chicago for e. o Ha mid Ts.
0wh Walton Oneida Central square, 0swego kochessef,
Soeara Fails Detroit Chicago. St Louis DaiYS: ~
sus l,s S J. C. ANDERSON General Passenger AseaS
~ Exchange Place. N T.
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Eeteis.

HOTEL ALBERT
18th ST. BET. BROADWAY AND 5rHAVE.. N. Y.
Location central. Ideal nreproof building. Suites OF
two six rooms elegantly furnished.
CUISINE AND SERVICE UNSURPASSED
TERMS REASONABLE FOR WINTER.
ROBERT J. BRADY, Manager
MANSION HOUSE, BROOkLYN HEIGHTS.
directly opposite Wast.. New York minutes walk
from Fulton Wals ferry and the Bridge terminus;
superior Accommodations: reasonable rates select family
ond transient hotel 200 Send for circular
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nrconprp EEAL EsrArE rRAxsFERs-X. Y CITY.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y CITY,
loOth.-t +, i3S # " u 9th-aye 19Nlel 9N22 Tx
100 II Ralph Townsend and wife to Anna -, -.o
lo7 gnNi, 80 ai2 latt @i..iioHioii John
Kan-ry % Loui, y IIeinI. ,...;:... ,,s.
Fro r.u S7' a ID ~ to ioas Frcs, $4,000
Ab9f ia., S2fa ls6c 10 cIonrsht To- eo Lansing
S wG.s hI S"IfN ' 10 r. Wa,cry place. 2oAso
No 3ll; Charles Rose and wife To Phillip ,oooo
ID A aI. :. iG5i It 5 W Of sothst "a sxiO;
Winthrop II ChanleF and vief to Arthur simon -
Sam '' property Arthur smon.on to Winthrop NJ -
s,, TIaa'F :. 49, It e. Of For,,ti..t 2@.2x75,
;, N 2 ah' "o.' il" 'o." ""'" ~ ", " 1000
. somer,''ie Nicholson et al to Augustus ,
wei C,r i' os and % vie 70 CHESTER II Chaplin $4,000
iia'' - so. '' ....'...-, $3.50
io1'n't y .SnS COZ to % N iIs'' Pullman altman 10000
mora t'.t marie, l. Ili@rd ,;.. ,,..-.,,. 80,
''ai sSob St anard' To- chsric. ticdline and ,o
"t ors E.' i',,ft " risnR l. Smith S. OO
VIZ VII Eleanor = N"''"y TO '''"' ,' 1000
Mad 'onayc. , o cor o6th-t % svso. also M4ld-
,o1 uc. ~ lcf'r o. ~ Morc Iuan 81 zoo
3i.aye, :, - It Of i9th'IIyy S5Nioo k M..1i
%ora RE-, K e. S'5 S N2 5xI65 James Nc.
Ta,L'n aid Vie 70 Christoph Schuler.. &c
Huns. - o. Parkavc, lstloOlli Chrs'oph &C.
\ Srhuhcr to James { McEarh n - l "O
3d.avo - t. 80 q ~ lS-th.t. 2jAl32o>fu4N
u.s.: Mar, Il and Jacob WaShburn To Abhi' ooo
33d. = l~7G y g. Of 7th.1Ne. G21Nl i32Xl:K
H. "i ,a5 G,'. - MTN anu 10000
Mon n,. - 90 go. and - - - Jackson--t, '1N
80: UDl"nc TfaNof- % Go w Ifattr>, -. ~
lO,h..t. 3oOj a. . ~ 0th.aye 2l'N'23i
~ ah { tlarH". D., 10 sarah { Clsrk'
'n'a'o Tor5N Ia Assurance Soc oi the S 81 115
sis'.., "a % cor Riverside Park. - X00l |; fNIS a.
Harvey kennedy n Lauren - Eennedy 81 ~ &c
o-,t T. IA : 700 n - Of 5tn.aNe. 2jN82 2A3!-tN
523 sc; Eiots and truN Harvey Kennedy to
5,h'stc. s. 3j5 (, n OF 59d.st 25N1oo same tn
49,
lam To- M''o''''"" i''''''' 1880
C-r...ni.,,r w cor Jack,on-nNe. ll6 eN631N
-. iJlgab'th and Valentine Corcll 70
thafr- n Vu.'k .-...--..- ..--. -....e--. -- NC.
Sprirv'.' s. adj lmd Nv Morris. $40 - u
Iu.t.st y ---- 10 WlltIn.ave irrec fN,r9
Harvey Kennedy 10 Lauren q Kennedy 20 a.. &c
Bfoad way % . adj land George Jones, 2-5NV-.3N
Witof.,t 80 -3i, 2iN ; -1me 60 saine........ &c
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1nsirncilciI.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-touhlry'
ID OYs' MOI MAIN sUNMLii NONE and camp, WIN
ID optional instruction. Glinanton, H. designed ZOE
Deli, a,c ad,; finest climate IA Eastern .
boating. iathing. nsh!ns, &c ADDE'S Df' D. W. ~
KITCHEN, los West 5sth-st., Ncw.iork
~uELTENHAM ACADEMY. oGoNTz PA
4 UneNcelled location and surrOuiidliss New echo3
equipment Gymnasium. military dru!., &C.; Thoropgh
fOf college or scientific sehoo' FOR eheua
W. JOHN CALVIN RICE. A. NJ. Principal.
r, AsrMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE Poughkeepsie y 7
Il open ali year Thorough instruction IN Bookkeepng
Banking. Commercial Law Penn anShp Orresl
Arithmetic &c Telcgrsphy Stenogrsphy Typewritlng &C
business supplied Hith competent asstans Oh syI'
notice Nc charge for tua'cns furnished send Iot cat g
II LMWoOD SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-At Milford Conn;
IL who unfortunate In the niAh'Srmens OF
their sons WIN DO va to gT9nt y ne 1dsaSs p5erea
L FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, FreehOd. y ) i5h yea.
i college preparation specially business hlsh sehoo
and classical courses.
S,WITHIN c. SHORTLIDGES MEDIA AGADENf
= win have a summer session at Atlantic ClN -Nu'
dle.s Media Pa. "a miles from Broad street SNiOol'
Philadelphia.
=, UMMER SCHOOL at the Peek.Kill Military ASSaa..my'
- Location heathtul care snd instflctoh eNSols,'
JOHN y. TILDEN. A NJ M. d. r'ihcips''
Send FOR circular ------ -
s rMMEE sCMooL Eo Z R R06S rosyn. T.. y. Y.
Overoos.hg L. l. sound send Tor lIuStraua cassl0su'
vU,UE PlEkSKILL MILITARY ACADEMY
iogue: JOHN TILDEN. \. NJ. NJ D. PRINCIPAL.
" ACATIsN FOR BoYs-July and AUGUST at Ws 1t
hsmDton T. l. Outdoor sports daily tfIch a., ann
German clrcful supervision. DAVID MA"lE' 'h"'
Paterson n j.
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Qearbers.

RUCUEIB.
49, ~
TEACHERS desiring positions also principadis %, Of
n. institutions requiring tedch' stu lOi
arncailon form New-Yo Teachers Agency 100 bwaS:
MEXICAN AND foREIGN TEACHERS, o $3.50
- 70 ToIIeges Schoo Is and Families Apply 70
w. Mrs n. j. YOUNG-FULfON % Union SQUARE.
A TUTORS Professors Teachers. GoNernesses o. A.;
branches supulled TO universities. col gcs schools ana
families Circulars schools n parents MOnIh
snoteo MIRIAM COYRIERE Room Id. $50 5thraVe:
erS,r TEACHERS American ana Foreign. supplied ;
a. ali branches any locality no chsree eo,1N
No strotion Zee for stamp. T. v
GstA X r. Avery. American School Bureau w i'tne"
n RIvATE TUToR.-Cocge and law school sradqa,,"
teacher eminently qualified" A. EVERETT sIoNE'
rs East 52d.st.
r,TA CHEERS tutors Covcrnesses. travelling compi9hs
| Fingers Organist,. NATIONS. &c. promptly suplcu 10
emrloyers: recommends best schools TO parents arc
y.tior homo school for motherlrs> gins. Miss DONV
T4achers, Bureau and school Directory. 80 East
1ith.st
rNION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies schooi Objects
| win tcncherS teachers with positions 49, -. ~
H. NJ HARRINGTON, Prop" 81 La'Ayette fi'' ". l.
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Railroads.,
Pennsy|vania
q RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICA!
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot OF
DessrOsses and COrtlandt Streets, as
foilOws:-

On and after MARcH list, 1891.
THE FAST LINE.
800 MrgIlasa ys;5aS s Go6 and Ia so Cars
edieaso 5i 80 @ ana s. LCu:
ale PENNaiLYA.iA LIMITED
1890 4. M.-CoGcs,d exclusively Pullman vestibulo
Dra"qs and STATE Room seePns n daang sT pofs
snOgrHs sad yew5T bahrUoT 0r ,d both ssns
Saccs Of nome or oc Sqcd BY and e1td
~ s;acnely and lag tts95 s' ncSt d,S
ST. LOiI~. CHICAGO. ,Np CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
os Paias car, ifom Ss%1S,s K e.. st. L dfs
Chi ago and Cincinnati assengef t0ach 70
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
GRO p N.-l'nIlman Vestibule sleeping Car Newly
s tGg y Seiso pS Nddapssn and and f fs3
Baaiis to Rsh@ mon ard ard cGaso. XIy AZ Cincinnati
80 M c Soad n $g p Gonnecs ior cicyeI,nd
and iS' roed o. daliy ,o' SIcpt saturday.
Pacific EXPRESS.
500 r. M..Pul!uan BUFFET s.gepme car NeycYOrs to
week to d MsRh coa a the %
Cleveland IS next DAY and daiy At .hi Lag. o?
for cs ssGna @ ad G5um6as Except satadiy
BALTIMORE. wA>nlNGTON AND ihk SOUTH
%a BSnf L4 dd h5 sp ct h%a 10 P 40 cn
m yS wS G % p9 ar at a 20 % M sye
S MSSE''m No o 80 st co. AID oS % M and
Il u CHI. For baltimore only 90 p m. Sunday
6;l5. and $50 a. M $50 90, and 300 p. m. a"d
Through Buffet Parlor Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EXpcSs: 90 7 70 90. : 30 90 Chicago Limited
with Dining Car, and 10 10 Washington Limited, with
B 49, co. a5 9nd II 2 co no 3S "a zoo and % 90
D. no. and H. 10 night. Accommodation II 10 n. H..
30 and 20 D. M sunday. lNpc-s, q 10, = 30,
Q 90 40 I.lmitCd ard 10 a. No.. 90. I 30 = 90
6 80 90. and . % D. and l. 10 n2ht Accom-.
rnodat.on 90 y.
For time tables OF trains ~ local point on the Penn
sviraRil Railroad system apply a. the following Ticket
once: No-. /, 40. SO and ga ,iioafway, Astor
House DesbroSc- and tortauet SIS a Count
a. $50 FuonSt and BrookIyn Annex Station, foot oi
Flonst BTooklyn; - Hud-On-st., Hol oxen; Station
Jersey city.
Tho York Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through TO Destination
CHAS. r. PTGH. J. II. WOOD
General Manager. Genera! Pass'r Agent
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DED STAR LINE.
III EOE ANTWERP AND PARIS.

N NHOTtI nOI TE TO LONDON.
NEW.YORH SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
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Havcl We'd Mar H. p. IN 1r1yc W,d.Mar $50 80 am
Liar st Mar Il / D M. ,Saac. Sat. Mar 2s m.
First cabin t75 upward berth according to loca:
tion. Second cabin. 200 berth. Storage AT lOwess
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Bnsintss pIopertp 90 Eel.
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premises.
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w FOR ouEENSTowN AND LiyERPooL. -,

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Ocean Steamers

" IN Ii
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE
COOKS TOURS TO EUROPE,
Duiing the summer Of 1891 Cooks Select Parte,
under Personal Escort viii leave New-Yorl under
MAY PARTY, Nay 9Th .............. 100 days s7f2CO
FIRST JUNI. FATTY MAY ADJ. .. DAYS 73551
SEECiAL PANTY Max -$i - day. d35o9
NORTH CAPE AND ri SSIA PAKGY.
June 10Th. - GAYS 5000
FOURTH il Ne PARTY. June oath. 81 days COO %
illustrated Pro desc bing the itineraries and
other Of these Paltie, be- obtained a
p,.cdton IHOS. COOK 4 son,
UL.,wn once POI Broadway, New-YtIk
l,211 Hloadwsy.
DOR STEAMER SAILlNGS, railroad facilities
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SAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
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L. IL wanna" New Pier Is. North River.
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4 LINES 70 CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA.
GENITAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
From Newlork piSF i2os OF canal 81 , n, A.
COLON sa'ls saturday Mach 8 poon.
Fton san Francisco, 1T and r. 'lnan sts.
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CITY OF PEklNs sails Saturday, March 81. p M.
For fre.gt passage and general Information Apply To
compdny's 6mce or The per foot Of Canal'St., n r.
e. j. BULLAY General Superintendent
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gn5iTE.!lon
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