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RAILROADS..
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THE STANDARD RAIL WAY Of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
DesbrOsses and COrtlamdt Streets.
as f0ii0ws;-

On and utter December list, 1891,
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Lon 200 D. M ~ next day Toledo
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aaa Observation Carr Prsseating naass FOR Sos
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Tultonst Brooklyn 10 Hud;on-st Hoboken; Station
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A ADVERTISEMENTS For TIE NEw.yonK TRIp.
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OkFfCES No. 2sS Bioadway,s sooner Thirty irstst-
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NEw.yoRk. ONTARIO AND wEsTERN RAILWAY

Trans leave West t-dst at 100 A. ~ 90 ma.
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S;i5 p NJ Campbell Hall, Llk,s Mohonk and Mime
waska. Waikiki Valley stations, Mfddletown, Blooming
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Lake Livingston Manor ,.,-.,
ing ton Manor. ROekland. Walton. sidney; Norwich.
eaQo and West Pullman sleepers reclining freq
TO Suspension Bridge DAILY. all other trains daily
Pullman drawing room seats and sleeping car bertAs
obta ned at 3.S Broadway, NewYork. j. g. Anderson
O. p. A.. IS Exchange Place. New-York.
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1nstrufiion.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

u oRDEYTowN e. 2N MaLirHfHRnI S iNiiLo1A'
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rollere preparation speciality; business hish scnoo'
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n oUGHKEEPsIE MILITARY ISslirEIE sssoo
and business. FRANK HOLLAND. c. f.. Principal
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g, INNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS; ~
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,ac Rusness Primary DEPARTMENTS. Athletics encousgu
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0eaebers.

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LONG ISLAND & EASTERN STATES LIN

BROOKLYN AND BOSTON.
Waterbury New. Britain, Hartford, Wilmantic, Putnam.
Franklin and Providence
SOIID PULLMAN VESTIBULED TRAINS WITH.
OUT CHANGE
leave Brooklyn Fatbsnaye and frankllnaye. Stations
L. l. H. RI IL ;05, and Long Island City ut ii 10 " m
daily Qncudng sunday. due In Boston at 80 a. m.
CORES bonding train returning.
Tickets and seepng-ear berths SECURED IN SeT'YS,s
broadway; Brooklyn, 1853 Futonst, loI Broadway.
Long Island Express calls for and checks baggage from
residence 10 destination.
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Mem Publications.

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At
WIIITTAKER'S,
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and many other things that make acceptable gifts Tor
cultivated people.
MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW, TO BE DELlV-
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paneing Ataoemies.

Banning Aea6emies.
A LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S.
n Mendelssohn Rooms icS w. 55th'sG
Private lessons and G." ses in dancing every day.
n ERNANDOS ACAr envy, 1872 East 55th-st Glasses
i row forming. Private lessons any hour AL the now
and dances taught rapidly Send Tor circular
TJI GEORGE DODWORTH,
Bsi FIFTH.AVE..
Glass and Private lesson.
Mems Class commences Dec. 7th
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1nstrurtlon.

49,
For Young Ladies-City.
CLASS IN LITERATURE for ladies. With Dr. Dodge.
m fuR0? ROY si%ns aoo o dye MIS-
DEcAES-DAUIRaIcFWSfHEsTF sT1hH3s sH FOR GIRLS
English, French. and Classical Departments.
nj and advaneed Glasses for D0ys Mlissry Pr for
Young Ladies and Dessfte eymnasses East lels's''
Day School for young ef e.. 81 sa::sa
das'ss s:ERf ssss e.. Other '' '''
M.s,. p,. md
sss 7's and West a%e As Principal
For Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1.47s Broadway.
Ae1' '-' n NJ HOBBY HSRia' T. C. HENDRcKsoN.
For Both Sexes-City
n REGULARS schools, both sexes. city and country,
Booh i Building sdl 10 cor
! AFAYEITE SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. 1875 Fifth.
De rRaSAsTE sf!ei rrnes S
Sho"ihN AND TYPEwRITING
and instruction. Three ~Snth; $50 month SIC
sRo SEAhE lS s n fFiif gEHfY
N. Y.
Musical Instruction
NAETROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
NI LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTION OF AMERICA.
PIanoforto teachers certificates Examiners Militant
Mason. Mus. Doc. A. &. NJ. and Albert Ross Parsons
A. C. Nj. Dudley Buck, president III. n Palmer h.
Agranonte H. X Shelly aid G. h. Hawey are among the
dstin guished members OF the faculty.
feature In connection with the college Is the Residence
With board every facility for practice and
study. .x, 800 -
For particulars send College Annual
Address ii. w. GREENE, Secretary.
10 and 81 East i4th-st. city.
For Young Ladies-Country.
T. XCELLENT SCHOOL FOR Young LADIES
II AT LYME CONN.
Apir Z Mrs. IL. 81 GRISWOLD,
iioNwood. Lyme Conn.
4 LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY, Rochestcy q v
IL Home Church School for the care mana cement and
culture Of ladies' 35th be 2ins
Write for ustrited circular Mrs. c. ". Curtis Principal
N YACKoN.HUDS0N-B Bee rdingsehool fer twenty-five
fN0aESE BERTHoLP, priA,,pa
8 T.; HILpA's SCHOOL FoR GIRLS Morrtssown.
nents Terms from s2s6 Circulars On application.
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Eesal Notices

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.
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the city OF Trenton, in the state OF has this
day made assignment the subscriber his for
the equal benefit of his creditors and that said ered
exhibit their respective claims under oath or
atlon to the subscriber at his oce No IA south
Clinton avenue Trenton, Newersey within three mont
from hereof. ~
Dated October 18th, A. u. 1891.
GEORGE H. WHITAKER
a.ats,
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N Office TO HOLDERS OF BONDS 0f !

n Office TO HOLDERS OF BONDS of the
~ County OF Allegheny, PENNSYLVANIA: 49,
The Sinking Fund Commissioners Of the County Of A.
legheny, State OF Pennsynans by virtue Of authority
yested n them by aet q A;semby .pproyed APRIL
COUNTY COMPROMISE BONDS, that bonds Numbered
and dated follows to Wit COUPON COMPitOMt -
BONDS Nos. 822 32B. 800, $50. 3i5 $40 Bar 3ts $40
$50 25i s52 1888 s5t ass. 800 355 al o Rf,iIsi EKfD
COMPROMISE BONDS Nos. 32i. BOZ 81 8A 3GS Y09
sTt 1851 to5 tos 40 a27 10. 40 $50 $50 ali besrny
Will be paid together With Interest to January l. 1870
upon presentation the oee OF County Controller at
Ptsburg PENN at which time all interests on said bonds
REUBEN MILLER
JAS. j. D0NNELL,
JAMES A, GRIER,
Sinking Fund Commissioners.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTiMohh ny
WASHINGTON.

For Philadelphia 4, 80 40 9o 10 90 90; II so
hicSt Sundays 500. 10 80 IL 80 a NJ. 80 ~
~ ;on p and Washing ton daily at oo II go W
DiniSr ar a. M. i 80 $3.50 DINING Carl ooo !" -
10 rs night. - Al 90 500 30 A
m il rs night except saturday ngnt, ,ns 20, Rst
m a,3o 4 90. o 90 ~ have CONNEXIONS wv -
ing HarrisSurg p9tS y,amsncrt via PhIadephls, 81
M nf 40 80 D. m, IL is midnight (eNeeH sA'~~"
nigntJ sunaayp seats can procured at IL ~
"a, H. GA ii4o 1923 Broadway go o'h ave.
Wa,t lv5th.st. 1874 East 12Sth.st. Ne"'io'A' NV~
sso Fulton 81 90 Broadway. Br9onyn, x .A..s ~
'New.York Transfer Company VIII SAh 'o' ~n' '
ca as from hotel residence
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Gotels.
EVERETT HOUSE,

UNION SQUARE, \, Y.
TWO DESIRABLE SUITES or APARTMENTS TO
RENT FACING THE PARK, AT REASONABLE
PRICES. JOHN u WEAVER Jr, & %.
TIOTEI LINCOLN, Broadway and 52d-st.. European
II plan. House newly decorated and furnished
Il. II. MCCAIN, Proprietor.
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CENTRAL X. R. OF NEw-JERsEl


Time Table OF November 2eth' lo'i. ls..h,,,.
Scranton Reading ArsOaEg TanaqSa PS' %, ssss
Maucch Chunk, wilkesbarfe and S;r SiSS
200 for Easton ana MiScS Cb1nk On sunasy.
Eascn Mauch Chung saamC Mnc iad cs.nE ws:ss.
as M for Ea,feH, Mi Posyfe Tamsqa, sai
oSa. sunbufy. WhlamsUcrE Through coach 70 "''iAA'
p0r 90 D. m. for EasOn Mauch Chunk EesSlns has
burg Ppttsye shamok,n; s Sun cSass Husqas Psas
ve n.y. for Eastoa Maach Chunk Essa2g h' u.s.
burg WnkssBarre, Scranton. Iainaqua' f''
"'s p M E,stSn e. S,u As csSsE Reading H.
burg S. sussaf q % If #. m co. 80.
e P N sS S 81 81 e So 5I +
49, 49, $751; 5SS Ss 80 a. a. NJ co. Gas 200 ''' '
10 Fer SS Bound Brook at 80 sSO &C., IS sS ss &
10 90. 80 M 400 sS 49, 49, oco 6iS, $50 s8.
S 80 So sis 10 900 20 % 20 B. M 4 90 10.
? iS. 30 100. 500. $780, 0'Oo' 'VO' WV
ssS e I at at 80 49, 80 g. 3GS SO &
$50 sSS $40 9i So 70 90 co. lag 60 10
n ~ ao M 90 215 90 80. 100. 'o0 9Oo ~"
"a, f reehU S5fns and Highlands s
Rsd b SS Long 81 s.scs md points sr r.
ple. s HIS su5 M q 80 seca Esd 6ss
Sni 100 sa GS P Zoo p 80 % a. suT1 90 D. m
FOR LAKEWOOD. sn,,.,.
At 80 10 m. 30 $50 ~ v sa m ~ S
o 80 a. m. Parlor cars are run on r me
stF Far 10 HI River suRsiSs aaa D"rn's' m
sas a. nj so CIV 20 SiaSeisnd and Bdseon -
m 40 ID. m. -. =. eik
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NYACK.oNHUDS0N.-Be rdng school fer twenty-five
'"- '~'A". fT0aESE RERTHoLR. prt.,lua.
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g T.; HILpAs SCHOOL For GIRLS Morrissown
nents Terms from s2s6. Circulars application.
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4 LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY, Rochestcy 81 y
IL Home Church School for care mana cement and
culture Of ladies. 35h year begins sept 49, 1851
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 1,473 Broadway
~ near 42d-st All departments.
NJ. NJ HOBBY. N. c. HENDRICkSOS.
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Wan NORMAN INSTITUTE FOUNDED 1s57.-Home
Day school. Medals Paris Exposition. 1889 $50 and
2s2 lists. and West EadAye lannex sdloinngl;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-23
HIS PLACE CANNOT BE FILLED.
Mr. Ingalls, Eulosy on the Character and
Seryices of Senator Plumb

Services of senator Plumb
ArcHIsos, KAN, Dec. 23-In a conversation
with a correspondents on the death Of senator
Plumb ex-senator Ingalls, said: "Plumb's
place cannot be filled. The state is
not wanting in men Of genius. capac-
ity and learning, who can add luster
TO its fame. but the knowledge aud skill. the
familiarity with methods Of legislation obtain
able with long practice and experience the
acquaintance Of public men, so essential 10
statecraft. these are not endowments. but ac-
quisitions- The Senator who succeeds Plumb
must begin where he began fourteen years
ago, leaving the state meanwhile without
prestige OF station till they have been
earned again. The governor must fll the va
cancy by appointment tiIl the next meeting Of
the legislature elected in 1892 which will choose
successor for the fraction of the term from
1888 to 1895. This precipitates political CON
vulsion In the state of long duration aud whose
result cannot be foretold. The campaign for the
Legislature will begin al once. The peoples party
will endesyor to secure another representatiye
IN the Senate, and they may have the assist
ance OF the democrats again they had year
ago IN their effort TO reduce the republican
majority In that body. The republicans have
the advantage Of the pendency Of a apresldential
election. which will tend to allay discord aud
bring the old and young crowds togethcr.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-23
THE FIRST I2-INCH GUN.
1t 10 Successfully Tested at the Provi
Ground at Indian Head.

It 10 Successfully Tested at the Proving
Ground at Indian Head.
The first twelve-inch gun ever made at the
Washington naval ordnance foundry was
tested at the proving grounds at Indian Head,
Nd, yesterday.
Successful results were obtained, both from
the rife asd the pneumatic carriage upon
which it is mounted. Five shots have been
fred in all and the best results are
stated as follows: $50 pound charge, $50
pound projectile, l.94l feet initial velocity,
and Is 7-l0 tons pressure. The bureau of ord
nance is highly gratifed at this showing which
more than abreast Of both domestic and for
eign progress. The powder tried was
Of the brown variety, furnished by
the Du Points. and this was the first sample sub
mitted. The bureau considers its test TO be
very satisfactory and expects greater results
with q more extended trial.
With the same powder and gun Of equal
caliber the best results far obtained by the
army are as follows: 4i0 pound charge, l,000
pound projectile. l,Ssl feet initial velocity,
8, 400 pounds pressure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-23
GARZAS' MEN ROUTED
Major Bourke's Men Victorious in .
Frontier Fight
Simon, FRANCES EI-PREElER, DYING.
Mr.. ingalls, Pays a Warm Tribute to
Senator PIumb's Character.
SHIPwRECKED MEN CHEERED
ROUTED By BoURKE's rRooPERS
Follower of Garta. the Mexican Bandit. Do
fcsted ON the Frontier.
FRANCES EI-PREEITR, DYING.
sHIPwRECKED MEN CHEERfD
ROUTED By BoURKr-s TROOPERS
Follower of Cara. the Mexican Bandit. De.
feated ON the Frontier.

Follower Of Garra. the Mexican Bandit. De-
fcsted ON the Frontier.
Rio GRsSpE CRY, TEX, Dec. 2S-Capt Joha
G. Bourke. with nineteen cavalrymen and IN
fantrymen. yesterday morning met sixty revos
lutionists At place called the Retained. in Stars
county. seven miles from where Catsrino Garzs
crossed into Mexico. Corp. Charles Edstrous
was killed in the fight Lieut. Chakles Hayes
was hit by bullet. which glanced bross hns
breast knocking him from his horse and stun
ming him.
by Deputy Marshal Banada Of Hidalgo county
that large body Of reyolutioaists were ren.
dezvoused in the county below here. and ~
once, with his men, moved out 20 prevent then
from crossing the rive. ana making attach
on Carmarago. Two soldiers were mounted oa
each horse and the procession moved awas
rapidly. shortly after mldnIgh advance
was made On the reyolutionists. The pickets
hired upon Capt. Bourke's men and the order
was at once given to fire Three volleys were
nred when the revolutionists broke aud ran.
Capt Bourke followed the retreAting men %
Retained Springs. The revolutiontts opened
nre and brought down Corporal Edstrom and
wounded Lieut. Hayes. Capt. Boarke ordered
ms blue coats TO advance, aud though greatly
| outnumbered succeeded in getting CARA meu
on the run after short but sharp fight IL IL noi
positively known how much damage was done
| 10 Garzas forces The revoluilonists were
under command Of Custorgio Ramon and Julian
Flores and came from the coast counties. The
revolutionists at Grullas ranch we're arrested
by Capt Bourke and are now in the guard
house here Great excitement prevails IN Car
marago.