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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-09-07

THE exact figures showing the per capita
circulation of currency were given in yes
terday's Journal, but this will not prevent
Constant Reader" and "Old Subscriber
from writing to inquire what the per capita
circulation is. The life OF the "query
editor is sometimes q weary one
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-09-07

COUNCILMAN MARTINDALE has done
we'll In bringing suit to test the legality
of the municipal salary grab. Now let
the city attorney prepare to defend the
sacred prerogatives of the grabbers.
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Cannot Eva6e Their Duty.


Uncle Samuel does not intend to let any
of his citizens evade thoir duty, be they
wealthy OF poor. So Mrs Astor's Paris
gowns have been sold and Mr. Vanderbiits
yacht is detained. These foreign produced
luxuries mnst pay for admittance TO the
limited States.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-09-07

On Labor day the people of labor
should make it known that they arc in
favor of a dollar that is good at its face
in every part of the world.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-09-07

THE best labor in the world is Amer
lean labor, and It should always have.
as it now has, the best dollar in the
world.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-09-07

New York Press
Not n Ohio. but IN Briceyilie. Tenn,
among his convict laborers. Is the place
Just now for Calvin S. Brice chairman of
the Democratic national committee.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-09-07

The Republicans of Indianapolis are
all in line this year, and General Har-
mony is In command.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-09-07
THE STORY OF OUR RAILWAYS
Wonderful Development and Marvellous
Increase of Traffic Since the War.

Rates Reduced 20 Per Cent. Since fS65-Hun.
dreds OF Millions Saved TO Producers and
Consumers Annually by Competition.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tie most important sale at the Exchange Yesterday
WA, by william Kennedy Of No. 224 East Thirty third
Il, The property consists of a three-stOry basement
AID cellar browlstone dwelling a lot ls.OX9So; II
rents for II 900 per annum. Tic bidding started at
50 90 and ran up to 81 800. at which price A. L.
Nartn the buyer.
80 2j3 LenoNavc is four story dwelling on lot
I0y-0 The bidding started at $4,000 and ran up 10
NJ 2O4 East Thl1y-siXthst. is a hve-st0ry dOtiOlo
apartment house, renting for about 81 200 per annnn
he bidding from $4,000 up 70 $2l 300. EDWIN H.
REYNOLDS was the buyer.
There va, spirited bidding at the sale by Smyth d
RYAN OF lots Anthony and Carter ayes. and one
nuudrcd-and seventy ifth-st. in the Twenty iourui
Ward Lots In Carter ave- brought $3.50 each. ana
Is on the opposite side Of the street 81 900 to ~ 2OO
The old homestead, together with a pot 0oAl42'
brought 5000 from Benjamin p Fairchild; and lots
adjoining from ~ 100 up to $l,2O0
The other sales Of real estate were either adjourned
or withdrawn ',
There was a large attendance at the sale by Il. v.
Ilarnet a Co. OF stocks, bonds and other assets me
bonds. due 1920. at 80: ~ share, Third Avenue Ral
road Company. $50 shares Manhattan Life Insurance
COMPANY. iOj o shares Merchants Exchange NalQhal
EanE ia 100 shares Forty second street. Manhatta
vile and It. NlcOa, Avenue Railroad COMPANY, 10 l.
- 800 New Yori. club per cent bonds 100; 30 shares
Long Island Bank Of Brooklyn, AZ 100 share. Ma
Bank - ~ 900 Georgia Central Railroad Company
- u $4,000 Jersey City : per cent bonds que
1907. III: $1,000 Jersey city per cent bonds Que
1901, no. 81 900 Elizabeth 4 per cent bonds, due
1922 80 800 shares Laconc Marble Company, and
413 900 Iaconc Marble Company, 1907 1000 shares
Lacouic Marble Company and $4,000 Lacolic Marble
Company. l0l 10000 Virginia deierSd tii,t Ger
tiacnc, q Ii: 1000 shares SutrO Tunnel company
per cent 900 shares Ladvllle Consolidated Mnlhs
Company. - per share 200 shares East tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia Railroad company. II Ia per
pany s23 and 800 shares ohio Central Railroad Com
p,uV. $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS,


The speculation in wheat yesterday was quiets,
about 100000 bushels being dealt in. The marke,
was largely local, and the tendency Of prices Wa
downward under lquidations and hammering. The
bears were encouraged TO strike the opening blow nv
the easy cables and increase Of 656OOO bushe,,
in the amount on passage to Europe. Iutcmnson,s
purchases at the West and the reports OF wtxaho,
in the West and Northwest STAYED tile decline temno
rarlly, but the final dealings made with a weak
tone and net losses were 2a }S cents for nearby
months and, "a cent for May and July Nav
options huctuated from 81 0s 1-4dI Os 10 "a
81 o. $50 81 o! IL. July broke from 81 O2 10 n
VI OF 70, closing at 81 OF. Spot lots were l-2ai
cent lower and dull. Only 5000 bushels were taken
for export.
Corn was quiet but steadier than wheat Spot lots
were firm, and 81 900 bushels taken by shippers
The market was helped by strong cables and a de-
crease of $1,000 bushels in the amount on passage
opened strong. but the final figures scored net losses
Of LA Is cent.
There were light offerings Of oats, and on a fa,
demand spot lots ruled firm. The options were only
moderately active and ended off 3-s cent
Lard was weaker on increase in Western stocks
The options ended down 4G3 points.
The final quotations follows:
Wheat-February, 81 10: March, 81 TO- May,
81 % L. July, FL 90: December, 90 "a cents
Corn February go "a; March, 60 II; May,
60 3-S July. so IA cents
Oats-February, 81 Is; March, 50 Is; May,
81 81 cents.
The receipts Of -four and grain reported Yesterday
at New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston vera
follows: Wheat, 14,303 bushels; corn, 54,s5S
bushels; oats, $500 bushels: total grain, 1904
bushels -four. 81 ,566 packages. At Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Louh tho arrival, were Wheat 55.36l bushels
corn, 16098s bushels; oats, 1929 bushels total
grain 384,602 bushels -four, g, 376 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
FIR ONLY RAILROAD STATION ~ rHE CrTp
o,.,.n- lenNp ~ lO.iOMs:


70 aest Daa,' aHa M hi ls LIMITED due
1890 4. M.HWl.SrEl;N DAY EAPEEaS-DaiW except
,,. 5u1u', NORTHWESTERN vESTIBrLE LIN
IIED-DGc Cincinnati 10 oO, indianapolis II 'Io a. m
i5c :. II. S 81 SHORE yEsuBrLE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at 10 a. No. chicago oV D. ill., hN
66 Is' p. M.-rAsT WESTERN EXPREssT7Due Chicago
Gl5 j.. M."SDli;ONDAJK AND MONTREAL EX
1855 ri''- =. M.-BuFrALo AND NIAGAEA FALLS
ai5 PAi p. 5M.-FAsT ST LOUIS. AID CHICAGO EX
FEi,as-Due Indianapolis II 20 y. m next day st.
F1sTKlIL (XEwRuRGmx PoT,GnKdEIEFsiE; R iIG "
m IS $50 80 10 - 2 M. d also o 20 Pogs ;;
/. 30 $50 - a % 10 p p, r., - loon
nooa. 10 80 $50 80 GOO t6:25 80 o;l3 y H.
rRoYIt77 ~ $40 10 90 10 30 HE a. me- Il 90
r1ICX NNiB SYRACJSEI7I5 $40. 1000 10 30
q; N. 1900 noon. 80 Goo 80 $40 D. H. i-''o
EoriHG,rgs 80. 1000 10: 20 20 MI , Il 100 noon
rs 80 SO 10 100 70 So n ' 90 noon 80
yI2G G2 SO iLLiSGoilo. 1000 1880 a m IL 90
Abai i?n y9 'M0rXTfiIXs ASD MoyTEEAI-'7I5,
AuBnuRH;xa' GFXEvA AXb 'C'NH RXp HiGGA-9ic 10 90
BFRKs 81 Il e. nils Ii vI.H "HAnrW DiviSioy-
For 5e ard sl:cPi.s car car pPSg Iy, ct Grand
PARK Pa - W.>t l25h--i 2nd l$s,h.t -ta'l9m Ny
ford ave. Ed Bookiyn. and 1909 udson.st jersey CITY
Wcstcotts Express cali. and checks baggage from
ho' ba n' rycpt Suadny n" soay e1Sc, Saturday
Above trains cTcep those leaving 10 600 a M
70 90 noon. 80 " 80 o. 30 -. 0:@5 p m,
aa Jo ii n ' T0raiY sop al GFi96RG T. 61yr6
General Manager G'n Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb 3 (SpeciaD.-The wheat market 10.
day showed the absence Of short interest There was
extremely cold weather over the West and dIspos.
ton, the strength Of that to advance prices. The
effort, however was failure. May opened a,
81 OF a. sold as low 90 = and closed at 81
Gables weak The small receipts In the North.
west, reported cash sale Of wheat m Buffalo a
good price and decrease Of 100000 bushels I'm tho
English visible supply did avail to maintain prices
The crowd expects the market TO be dragging one
until "A new short interest i created Corn opened
firm Oh small receipts Hutchinson, during the early
part # the session. very large buyer. Neither
the small receipts, however, the Hutchinson buy.
ing nor very small estimates for Wednesday prevented
a little decline. II was in corn "a In wheat. the
trouble the short interest had quidated. People
In the trade declare that the commercial demand for
corn next month Will be very much less than this.
Nav opened AT "a, and closed at 80 "a cents. Oats
opened and closed at the price-46 Ia cents for
Nav. The range during the day was exceedingly
row Prices were maintained by the moderate receipts
and by small estimates for Wednesday. The provision
stocks turned ont even larger than any OF the pre-
dictions. May pork sold from $40 u TO go 02 and
closed ar $40 L. May lard sold from S6 OF TO S6 OF
and closed at s6 o.. MAY ribs sold from g. IL b
- o. and closed a. 81 10. Fairbanks makes the
worlds stock Of lard 100000 tierces against $4,000
last year TOdayS hogs reached $4,000; Wednesdays
estimate is for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

B,.hm Abraham. and wife. % Chao Elmer. = 42d It.
d, ID. ,fli-ayr. $ years. f.i3 coo.
G,,v,t'r. WA ana a4o. t. rlancc, B nrid% 5
l.,:Iaid Man To Jo-'ph tmich, IT, II losth't' w
oI ,at, !cn IT, TO nry d. For.st Weeks tris. No
70 FIT 81, f. . vars 500 o.
o,,a,t y Of central iafa VT TsiT $1,000 600
Dcrcr. l,abcla N 70 Abnhn"' iIoicr. II l-oth'St
pg" a ana VIZ To ISf t"'ca a Sta so 7 Go
sam 10 Clara Thofwci .amc property y ar 5TG ,O
uSfy I'atric, j. and wic. 70 Daniel Doran II i32dst
i.ne,I Nm. to Edward b Bertins 32dst . Of sth.
Esirr Frcd,rics D. ., John -nrth cor llth-aye
fri7ic Within ,ni vie to Eva Mflheiscr eScr. e'c,
q 3Jth.-t. of lGthavc, year $1,000 ,,.,,,,
). SETON /, Bloch H. map land cry Y, years
J9a tc nsSw6S GG Savings Bank of ''h'st'
,,rcci~rg Jar,b to benedict Klcin Of 5othst.
Sinc iona We'll and ano, 1G Clintcn-st months,
Gocllckc Andrcas aud Maria to Elise Euler, Of 9TH
nqun len" to j !,s Il R,adfci ard do s9o tr"''
Sauc to May \ Iockman, Of LcNnelon'a,c' n OF
iughc-. Nrlal. ana wiz to Merritt T. Sawyer. W Of
ave i. q si-i-st nGte. 800. - ., ....
10 G 1o g, ia @ad.-i ) ycil: 40 COO.
and * a jaac y demand d." i5cc6 ''' wen anu '' "
81 50 l'if IssGs var: 'G S}:o u
BlGrk 3 ojl nap land CIV Y. year - 900.
,oP a Fi!Ga' r 10 MONTH"; T'. 1905 'e'''' turner
q 80 - Madison ave. I 10 morris 9jOOO.
Limit, Lirr. to i.anncttc Biei'tft. Hc.tcrst
fs..>--t. INSTALL $1,000.
Moor. Wm II and wife. 10 Henry { Campbell. : LIST.
ave 4 gth.si D morris. ~ 600
Max Hugo AID a,otnri to Barney Isaaes, 81 Nor.
,ot. > months. - $50.
Mccormick. Marrart. 10 John \ Catnie. l3ith-st.
Nrn's-aNr. II months. Tl,,O0.
polou Ky Mlchlyrl aud wife. to Johanna Chapman,
lO-ti-.t. 2l a;r. iu~ ais. 500
RON, Adolph ct Il, - Johr solomon and another si.s5
o" ~,a sarah to Marcus Icdrrcr Chton.-t n'alls,
-t.irr Louis. to Cha, .iuntler No % East 3dst.
trclig Frdr Abcr, stake. No IOi For.yth,t in.
~trlt,on tu;cac aud wife TO mime l. Morris. Val
cn,iro. % central lN'-. | N-ir, $50.
smith John y nnd N.i, - the Equitable Ilf" Insurance
So,iotv l. = i30ih--t shave, years. $4,000.
S;fuciiau-an. Horny ani wife. T. John Sohrcincr. j,
a.. : lVrur y. u ~1d->t. $1,000.
Ttcorr-on " an1 wife 10 g l. Hoe lG2d-st 10th
t-atSrb,ra and wife. to Fay aud ano No i2i
I-o,.,th... iu.t4- - norf-. E2O.i0O.
Wiar,. NIry L. 20 NJ II Taylor G0th-st " 10th
Wntcson Mara L. TO the Emer1nt industrial savings
r,nt d lOjth--t. luth-aVc. year IL 900.
walker Mary \ and husband. to the Iinwcrv Savings
Rank sect block ssl, map Land city N Y, year
sIj OCO =. 49,,
$1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil markets Yesterday suffered a diminu.
ton I'm business in the total absence Of activity In
National Transit certificates at the Stock Exchange.
At that board however to prove the peculiar condition
~ snocuation there were sales of 10000 barTSs Of
Bucheye oil at % IL cents. AT the Consolidated
Board Buckeye on sales Of 1900 barrels ranged rom
% II 30 > cents The Pennsylvania market opened
Is cent lower at - "a cents, and after ruling steady
I'D 10 noon there a free selling movement from
the West which carried prices to rs 1-G 16 - cents
Refined oil unchanged at 80 cents In barrels bulk
$50 ccnt>l and 9.4j cents in cases. Foreign quota
ton, were: Antwerp. Il Is francs; Bremen, go
marks; London, 3-o pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
Sew pnblirahous

THE inexperienced imagine that advertising
i Will sell ANYTHING. Wiseacrcs nom experience
merit wins and without merit amount Of advertising
the people does PltlILl1'SS LII j.
DIRECTORY, which ha, been before the publ nearly
20 wears and continue, to gain hold upon ;ic
confidence Of the people. II Is absolutely unsur. ass
names and correct addresses classified by streets. 49,
BRENTANO'S. AM all booksellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
BOSTON WOOL MARK ET.

Boston Feb 3.-There has been stady trade and firm
market for wool. Sales 10 good extent OF Ohio neeee5
have been made o. 3lG32 for X ard at 3id3jc for Xxx
and XXX Michigan held az % 13oc. with sale, mostly
H. higher price Combng and delanSfceces are well
.ol M and firm iOd i2c Tor No cOmbng 35d31t
for Ohio d-ilu". ard 81 1860 for chigIn fine De
lame unWasned c0nbing woo> there j, strong feel
Eng. 2-0.Sc qag..r aud 2?G3lc for threeeghth.
blooi Territory wool, wei sold and the best ara
firm at 63d6jc 1ne. and 800 for fine medium Texas,
California and oregon woods are ,teady Pulled wooii
are I'm 1cVe request 4Jc for choice supers 3Odsc
FOR fair good .uper and 22d30c for extra. Foreign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
New.York, Tuesday, February 3.

NeW-hWh lut>udJ' r'D'"o'' -
The following sales were made at the Exchange and
Auction Room today:
j-sty apdItmcn thousc. with lot. No 20i East 3Gth
100 10 3dave lot .JH1il T. J. Keynote ri '6oO
| thr,osty dwelling with lot. No lOJ West oitl-st II s.
ol3 f iOth-aNr I9NOO II Mary Byrne, Sl4 900
similar house, with lot, 20 Eat 3Sd-t, - 3lZ'o
n W dave, lot l-.JX.S.9; A I. VI iItin, I'll 900.
foursty dwelling, with lot. No 2j3 Lenoxaye, s.
90 : it .3i-st lot 1880; ) II SpinRohn. SO 800
~ lots Anthony Webster ami Carter ayes, 10th.
IT, fremont. 2lth Ward; l. Sass II Il Floyd, Il L Falr'
child ana Others. @2o,liO.
sale Of building. with lease Of lot, No 100 Sdave;
cw,lug with lot 40 40i East S5thst, and building,
Win lot No ,7ij PatE-ave. was withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
OIL MARKETS.

OIL City, Penn Feb. 3.-National Transit certificate.
76i- sales 80 600 bbs clea2nces OOOO bbls ship
meutS. 9j.i4i hbl, runs. IS So bbl>. ., $50,
Pitt-burg Penn. Feb. 3-PetrOletm dull and lower;
National Transit certificates opened at 80 closed az
1GL highest ~ lowest, 1G2.
Bradford. Penn. Feb. 3.-Nauonal Transit certihcaes
opened IN. closed at rs; highest 71; lowest 10;
cf,arancrs. 80. 600 bbl-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
Oreau CLEANERS.

RED STAR LINE,
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sallng Tor New-iolN aud Antwerp weeSy-
Wednesday, February H. q. N.
WAESLAN D. ;Saturdsy tc1ina.S 1 a: H.
sos and upward. second Cabin, $50. Excursion 500
and 80 Ste.rlge at very low rates
PETER WRIGHT & son. Gen'l Agts.. Bowling Green.
JNNlAN LINE [. :. and Royal Mail Steamers,
i FOK Of F1;N >TOwN AND LINERP0oL
CITY OF CHfC AGO d1esday. FEBRUARY II, a. m.
CIiY OF NEW.Y DIRK We4nc'diy; Ieoruary y p n.
c OF EEKL i tsSr Norc5 ~ ii M
From PR g. y T.. adyon.nc Cnfistopler-st Fsr-y
FIRST CABIN $50 and upward according 10 steamer
and locaiioS Of fcor. SECoND CABIN outward, $Sj;
Tr1l,aid S3J STEERAGt. so PEI ER WRIGHT =
soSs, General Agents, BOWLING GREEN. n. T.
DERMCDA ROYAL NAIL MD CABLE.
orEBrC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
EEoN CONlPANN PIER tNEW), - NORTH RIVER
fcr bermuda, :. ;. 0RiNoCo February 3 3 p N.
Martinique -. Lucia Barbados Granada and Trinidad
$ MUEIEL... February :, g, noea.
For ,tat,rCom and tickets apply TO
4. f. OUTEHBhiDGE & CO., AGENT: 80 broadway.
THOS COOK son. 29l and 1885 BroadwAy
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obstruction.

For Bows and Young Men-City.
GLASS FOR EOYS.-IltsrMcGlate and advanced
"A. grades students prepared for College law. scientific
schools and business. ". j. CHASE - Wet J0ta-st
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE; state
n sShPthcr for boys girls; cty country. T. V.
AUYsSOON, American School Bureau. w. l4:h-st, y.
TINE PARK COLLEGIAFE SCHOOL, 81 West 18th
does primary, intermediate and collegiate Work
Numbers limited highest references.
ELMER T.. PHILLIPS 81. A.. Principal.
INSTRUCTION ia commercial branches e.ocu,lOn Iui.
tary science tactics deficient English GIVEN
essoDable terms; long experience. Cal! Tuesdays and
.hurshays between 8 and 3, address
b. f. HYATT ll3 Madl.oh-sve
PREPARATORY college school I71 West 47th-st..
Il conducted by H. f.. Wells Learner 10
ttudy thought exercised and speedy development OF
abilities by the methods o. instruction employed personal
attention TO each; limited 20 twelve scholars.
RI NIvEnsITY aHAMaAR SCHOOL. LA Bresaway,
Cla.sicI DsRagts%%snss ,, N NJ; HoBhY. W. l. AKIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
ElIlGH VALLLl RAILROAD.

PAssENGER TRAINS leave loot Of Cortland. and
Desbrossc- St.. follows:
a. u, Tor Sla, uc:Ou AM ntcI.a. diate points
4. 'tcnrNa, f. OuS. luIiJ. Rochester. Bur,o
West, PO lille anu ip1 local points.
car to LYONS aud rulman o. St,i c.-iou Bridgc.
30 a. ~. for Maurh ChInE AM lut rl-dlatc points.
il a. for L. and b. Junction and intermediate points.
Chair u Mauch Chunk.
o. H. Tor Iuntlahpo,. aui intermediate points, Chair
car 10 Iunkhannoca Connection to Reading ant Hlrr,.
burg.
40 p ~. Tor Eurl and principal in"uneilitc points.
Cha car Wkcsbifre An Pulli pr u Su- pens
Bridge
so D. ~. for Pottsyilc. MaIch Chunk and Int rnedl.
Al e points Char Mduch CHUNK.
$40 D. H. for Mauch Chunk ana Intermediate points
CouncctiGn 70 Read ~ and Harrisburg.
D. m, IT. Geneva. g. ono Elniri, Rochester. BuIa
and the West Pullman sleeper u Ly and Suspension
Bsldsr.
Trains lcA.lng al y. ILL.,. II o. m. ! D. m. and 10
d. m. point, Mahan0y and IlaLl,tJ
regions. . ,.......
9 q. m TO Mau tnun.. Hh "ton any informed date
fonts and II a. Tor Sncnindn h and inirrmcd:a:,
Joints
10 D. m. for Mauch Chunk ald INT m date points.
. H. In f0t GENEVA. LyOn- Eiuiri 10 h.-tr Buffalo
and the Wcst. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyon and Suspension
1cnord Eastern OGce. 90 Broadway.
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,DFTTSCUEE LLOYD 5. co.

uIIi' 81 vi ,iyypIr@ re- nRENIrN
steamer, ~! ir9n Ber foot q DIR IIoooken.
Trave Wei, Feb. p. ~. EoNel Wed. Feb u.s. pm.
% N Ss r sS T. M va ' F6 a a. H
First cabin 50 and Upward berth according TO locl:
nL.L-nIa.LLs a co VI . Row lir-nn.
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Gf1ebcrs.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Supplies ofe,scrs Te1cheSi Tu'Gfs H0Eerhe''eA
Mrs ". j. YOUNG FULTON. % Jnon SGuatc-
BEST TEACHERS. American and iore!Gn, supplied
all lranches any locality charge a hers WaItI
10 registration fee form foi stamp u. V III S>OON
(ate X T. Am = On School Bureau w l4th-st
4 TUTORS Professors Teachers. Goycrncsses o. nj;
~. branches supplied 70 universities col hoo, ahd
families Circulars schools 20 parents Modern languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYEIERE Room Il 100 'thaVe.
F,,FACHFRs tutors coyrines~rs companions church.
singers, o-cansts matrOas, &C.. promptly ,upHI U
employ schools CoIln'n1el 90 parents MISS
DONOVAN'S Teachers Bureau 20 East lith-~t
II MON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school omcerS
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