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The morning call., 1891-12-21

FINANCIAL.
I oANS NEGOTIATED ON ANY GOOD SECUR-
- ity, at reasonable rates of interest. 545 Cali
fornia ST., Room z. de19 1t
G7Sn 000 LOWEST MARKET RATES ON
I'D w .OOO. country and city real estate: any
sum. A. SCHUYLER. 40 California ST. oc10 BINS
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT SEND
" your old gold and tewelry by mail the old and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third st., San
francisco; will send by return mall the cash; IL
amount is not satisfactory will return the gold. 2y
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
~ sSS kearny St, the only corporation that lends
money Oh diamonds. watches; low interest ocAst
The morning call., 1891-12-21

FOR sAi-.--..,s, Gus.
TOR SALE-CANARY BIRDS. S33 TEHAiA
i ST.. between Fourth and Fifth. DECO 3ts
GldO SAFETY BICYCLE FOR S45: GREAT
y III bargain. 329 Golden Gate ave. del5 7t*
CAFE, SCALE. LETTEK-PRESS STORE-TRU8K
- and money-tiil; cheap 1902 Clay ST. au7 IT
CECOND-HAND BOILERS. Engines PUMPS,
- shafting, puIieyS betting. water pipes. etc
de4 II MCINTOSH Il WOLPMAN, 1877 Beale 81.
CHEPARD'S FOOT AND POWER LATHES
~ planners, drilj-uresseS 6G7 Mission 81. so27s:
The morning call., 1891-12-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.

C.OT5 BRANCH BAKERY AND VARIETIES:
- L -. ; Twin. rooms; rent Sl7 good location
paviDr store NJ LESS, 8 Fourth st. ltE
The morning call., 1891-12-21

ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
main unpaid on the 1871 day Of January, 1892. will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
ton and unless payment is made before will be
sold Thursday, the 18th day of February, 1892
pay the deuq uent assessment together W ith the
UnarI ssfn
The morning call., 1891-12-21

Nj cCABE, 1928 FOURTH ST. PAYS THE HIGH
W EST price Tor furniture, stoves ranges. carpets
A LARGE QUANTITY OF SECONDHAND FUR
nlture wanted; 20 per cent paid more than else
where. MALONE. 1856 Fourth st: new store. m2ott
The morning call., 1891-12-21
LoDGING-HousEs FOR SALE.

$500 LoDGING-HoUSE. CLEARING sli0
kearny ST -@NN"AI>"r-, 20
The morning call., 1891-12-21

Hi-RoXBURY BRUSSELS CARPETS QUO.
n Smiths BRUSSELS, soc per yard: no charge for
sewing aud laying; floor ocloth, 25c. s. w.
SHREK, 1881 Stockton st. del II
CARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. CSC A YARD.
y tnstaliment price elsewhere 81 yd- NJ FRIED
MAN q CO.. z2S-23U otnckton. aud 2S7 Post. II II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
nyryG AT THE AGE OF III YEARS

An old man died on Friday at the C0lored Homo
md Hospital at Sixty 6ithst and F1rst-ave-an old
man filed with recolcctons Of days so distant that
few hut he knew them except by books. He was n
full-blooded Indian, was known as joseph butcher'
and was born III years ago. near Petersburg w. AZ
pIace called Poeahontas after the tribe To which he
belonged. He lived in Petersburg the greater part OF
his life. and worked a painter and gardener
He came TO this city in 1867, and followed MS trade
of painter for two three years here, wheh nc was
obliged to give up active work on account Oh Ms He
About three months ago he was admitted to the Coored
Home In the south he had been led W !oni tne
Mount Olive Baptist Church. and when he came to TINS
city he Joined the church Of the same name IL was
through the church people that he was taken care Of
during his declining days.
About sixty years ago he married @ woman oi
about his own age. His wife died three years ago al
Rayenswood, L. l., az the age of 1l2 years Inc oiu
man had one dauehter She the wife Of Joseph
MacCray, Of No. 3o4 West Thirty eighthst this city
TYe daughter died about three months ago, and THIS
,s supposed hastened the old mans death. For .
man ~ his age he remarkably hardy and although
he had been unable TO work for some years, he was
always in good health until a few weeks before MS
death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
ITALIAN FRUIT VEYDERs HAVE FESTIVAL

The Italian Fruit Vendors Association, which was
organized to further the interests of the 5000
italians who engaged in the vending OF fruit in this
city, held its annual reception and midsummer festival
Yesterday afternoon and evening at the Harlem River
Park six hundred members Of the association with
their families present and enjoyed the fine pro
gramme of music, dancing target practice and other
pastimes. The park was gayly decorated with the
Italian flag and the Stars and Stripes. novel feature
of the festival was the fruit exhibition which was the
first the association had ever attempted. Large bas-
kets of luscious fruits artiscaly arranged were shown
by about twenty dealers. and then there big dis
NAV of all kinds of fruit from leading wholesale houses.
Gold and silver medals awarded for the best bas
ket designs and for the best quality of fruit
The vocal and instrumental concert began at
O'Clock and was under the direction of sgnor r. Co
deuppi who also had charge of the music for the
hall in the evening. number of vocalists from the
italian Opera Company. recently from Brazil. wac on
the afternoon programme. In the evening recep-
fion was held in the committee room, at which A.
Zncca president Of the association, was master OF
ceremonies Mayor Hugh J. Grant was present short
addresses were made by l.. COntencn president OF the
italian Chamber of Commerce Z. BarSOttl' EDITOR
III ProgressO Italo-Amercan0': Father Merelh J.
saita and Others. over sixty Italian societies were
represented at the evening exercises and 100 Italians
from Newark were present by special invitation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16

lowing AMOUNTS! WntaIl. Tatum Co. 500; bawo q
potter SIS Mrs L. Hnsbroucke and children $40; oranso
County MIX Association, s25; group OF h''e ouaun
80, .hnd.n AZ. In Memoram, s3 passengers on steam
Sin "a Tou,aine 1896 o4; Henry X. Morgan. jr, slo
NJ n Y Youne So; IN. S." $40; DR.. B. O. NC
Intyre SIS r. Gessler, So; F. c. str0hmeyeI 6 Co. 20;
W. r. harrington, 50; j. f. Chamberlain, sio oo,a"v
sao. % NJ. Miller. 800; Henry w. Goodrich through
The Evening POST" go Florence and Herbert through
THO Newyork Tribune 81 Cash" $40; total. 1851 "a
previously acknowledged, s1oli i3 grand toai' ~io
sos 10. -, - - ,A,s
Add,,onal funds are urgently needed to carry on TINS
work throughout the season. W. l.. Strong NO. 'oi
FIfth.ave is treasurer OF the Guild
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ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY INA,

rom foot Jayst for Miodle9Wn
pHr. Jervs Monticello tallsbgs ysltan' beIS
Manor Manor orwIeh Fdmeston Utica Rome. Oneida, oswego
Des 1he m stony FORD Campbell Halt Lakes No
t0SS ana EenYle. Fall'ouFg' Hurley
vp.s Liberty Wnts hit lake Lakes Mohonk and Mime
$40 alEn Valley stations. Middetpwp Boo y4h,s:
burg pEdIll e1IMdie FaA'0u'S ha'' ,,,,r.,o,
La NJ Tn Mddetown Falsbu@y Liberty
10 klnnd Walton. sidney noItSn, ne ~
weeo Rochester Niagara Falls pst,o I'm ~
Brldg5; - hsa,rrdav. only Middetown, Bloominsburg
t,tnN'ip FaIlsburc liberty, White Lake hockiano
DAILY d. aawina room seats and sleepingcar berths %
tHinsd At SaaS r srSsa Place New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foos Of Cortandt ana D.
brosses sts. as follows: ,...,.,.
a. M for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate polnt. us
$40 for Geneva. Lyons. Eimira kocnrs,er nts
fao the West Pottsye and prnepa! local p otn
Chair Lyons Pullman Car 20 Suspension of"s~
o A. m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
IL 80 a. for Emra and ntermetat. points. f-n.,,
D. for TunkhannocS and intermedias N ,,,s
Car TO Tunkhannock. Connection TO Reaahs Sno h'
burg. - u.tn.,,s,, ,,tee
3:40 y. m. for L. and Ii. junction ana prinsipai '"
mediate points. Chair Car 10 l.. and !nncuo, fn.b
so D. m. for Pottsytc and intermediate points '"~
Car % Fottsy1lle. ,..u,,.,. roota
20 p. m for Maueh Chunk and intermediate po"~
Connection 20 Realing and HARRISBURG y.s.s,s, pus
80 D. M for Geneva Lyons Elmira sus.
fao and the West. Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons anu "
Trains Having nc 10 n NJ IL 80 a. M ,, N m. s
40 p. m. connect for all points IN Mahon'S anu $780,
WI WV SUNDAY TRAINS. ..,.s
am M for Naach Chunk Hayelton and inferno
points. and IL a m. for Shenandoah ana m'ef''
points. ,-..-.,ua,.,a noints
80 D. m. Geneva, Lyons, Ehnirs I'd sue
falo and the West. Pullman Sleeper 70 Lyons s"N
pension Bridge. -, no. p...axax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
GIVING SEA ArR TO CHILDREN AND MOTHERS.

The Floating Hospital Of St. Johns Guild has far
this season made nineteen trips ana carried 47 young
hus and their mothers from their crowded homes into
he nvcratug sea air while in the time the Guild
"sade Hospital" received and cared for es7 Iatent'
r have been sent by dispenssres hospitals physicians
and charitable institutions in every part OF the city and pro-
sx o., ant any question charge The whole work
4. aersensent upon the contributions received for IT,
a. sustees gratefully acknowledge receipt Of the fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
LACkAWANNA AND

shortest Line Vestibued Pullman Coaches.
"a. m.-Budalo Richheld SPRING and ossego ENp5ess,
via Paterson for Water Gp, Stroudsburg, scranton bS
bamton Owego Ithaca Wayery, Elmln, Corning, Bath'
Dansyiile Sherburne Waeryie Rtchheld springs Itca
MI Morris Greene, oxford, Norwich, Cortland, syracuse.
Fulton and intermediate stations Connects SeSan9 n
with trains for Pston Wllkes Dansylue anu Non
pmheriand; al Buffalo with trains for the West.
20 a. Naturalization Mail via Boonton uv.... "a,
D. m-Bn ghamton and Elmira Express Tor water zap
Stroud scranton 0wego, WaNerly ana rllfs eon
meets at with trains for Ptston Kingston al"
10 D. m.-scrantOn, wlkesbarre and Plymouth Er
80 D. m (daIly)-BuGalo Limited Express via P,tcr
son for Stroudsburg. Scranton, Binghant oWrRo W
VERY Elmira, Corning. Bath, Waynand Dan'nie' NJ
Morris &C. arTS naao. Rc6ded Springs and oswecs
TxDress for Stroudsburg scranton Bnehamton Co,tana
Wasrrtc Utica &C. and I'll points on Buffalo Division;
connects with trains for the West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
lam 6fbcols.

,1,ur Nrw.yoRK LAW SCHOOL. 10 BROADWAY,
New.York CltyA9nua session opens 9epRer iT1isIon
tao sfOo "Dwicht Method" NJ instruction. For ess'
ioeues address GEORGE CHASE. Dean. ---------,
\ AW FOR WOMEN at the IniversiX OF the wy n
i New York Lecturer. EMILY REMPIN, LII. ~.
Morning afternoon and evening lectures Ten free
business and men matricui2nts Zen , ~
and 90 half free scholarships For circulars Apply 70
NJ. VOLKMANN, $50 Nassau-st., NeW-i OrA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. (N. Y. c. &

vJEST SHORE RAlLROAD, IN. I. Z.
c and lSays %si
Jag w. H Ia m tS9dSn Pss.
h L is p M BSase RoeSsser sSsDsnsica Bridge
sIs,s 49, i SC o9 l 90 2 G slS
III as sS a 81, n: O gun Eli oa sS 40 40
D. M Cat.kii and Albany 3 80 10 10 go ~ 20
Vest y @; f:sS 1aqys SSs695F Is ss
80 is 10 Cornwall aH IL and & Sa
SS,o Sssa FAIL
tta al Ss a. lake George II, as paIlOi a.
achcd daily except suadsy az NJ m rona 1917
,aoa and phOencia IS 80 az 100 ~ S3 a. M as q
S'a'on A Parior ears 20 BloomYe. Grand Hotel and
Pboenica tor Kaatorskil). IL 100 M. IL S1 A. NJ,
4 as N m. Trains and seeRing car to Doomyile en-
Sundays Cnly No a, h1seS MSs q 3,
ana Psri"r car 70 New.PsitE on II s5 train.
Han Holiday Special, Saturday only, ;lS M ioi
Kaaters Hunter BOpmys HOBART I,oo G52na hGss.
s sasRs an S. FS0s and Moaats ri House saoa
n, u NGan % as Mar Zine fsriS5 cars :" Sunday.
Sleeping 70 Phoenica and Boomyi!ls Ds DAILY;
sd psd except nV. RrooSn via Breoyn
f0 Oo. tl0:t0 M az 100 p Jersey City ;;,i r.
time tables parlor and ssepingcar aceommodatens OK
CITY: Nos 2i1. SOS 7s5. 9g2 Broadway, liS BoSery.
u Park Place: 80 West i25th-st, and West SnIRs
c. F. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent. 'anderoh'
Nau-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

FROM PIER S, \. r., FOOT OF RECloK.sT.
For Highland Beach, NOrmande, Sedbrght Monmouth
beach Long Branch at 80 l0s45 m, u O0 m @ :90
Saturdays only, 3:45 80, $50 p m sundays 9'9o
" For Atlantic Highlands at 30 100 a. m ;0o 3;45
40 80 D. IN. Sundays. q 80 n. m. 200 p m. w..
For Elb6ron, Grove, Asbury Park ana Po POM
Pleasant 10 as M 100 Saturday. ony so 10"
80 p. IN. v,,, ,,.,. .. 4 On n m
70 700 m II 100 Saturdays only, :i5 p. m. ,,,
For Beach Haven. Atlantic City Vinolmd ana Br'ose'
ton 80 a. M IL 100 M q 200 p. M SaturdayS onIyl.
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Arm 1)upIlrGnpns

ID OOK.-French Conversations, idloms, 2oc
- fstamps1 Prof BERGER, OF Paris, 553 BroadMhy
New York French conversation lessons no payment In
advance; free trial. Circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
I. RTE LIN Z s.

Z R II. :. .. l.! IL in! T.! s.
burg g Md FHsSS To P fo er2
SffaoH pa nnshi HaSioa E%t1s
Avon sPrnas' hocSesser HGrneIsTs ByTalS Nas,Is
g. ssi Ioa as'0 Chicago and al points Solid trains
n aE Of q sSa &
chanting Of FOOT foF o anS
foows and Ave minutes earier unless otherwise shown
from West 23dst
WESTERN DAY ExpREss.
900 EaS a p faFo car NesSYoF Sleeper
M Horn ssStIUo execpt Sunday for Monticello
yEsTIBuLED LIMITED.
o M P NJ Daiysod train for chiSsgo via Chsussu:
to Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
9 on NJ except sunday1FO nghaH'0q In
o.OU and Monticello. Paii9f cars W fors 'ef"s'
through car Saturdays for Monticello
cuIc.Go AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
M DasOld tram train to chIcas0 va S,g';s !.
OUO Falls and T Franc t and chicago e'S''
Pacific EXPRESS.
$50 Fails: sCld rain to c"ie's0 sleepers to Buffalo,
chicago and Cincinnati
F0g PORT JERyis.
x,rEEK DAYS Is a. m 62;d st. S:'Sl' '2S q %s6
w C5ds TAO m 40 % % 30 m a. T sandays- 81 a. m.
E m mn n,.' 6 p p. m M. 30 I p NJ, S 80 p.
FOR NEWBURG.
az, EEK DAYS. :lo A. m. (23d-st. 3:5Sl. a. NJ $50
w M As D. M. D. m. D. m. SunuAys-' - ms
. D. m, p m. ,
SATURDAY SPECIAL TRAINS.
.,ATURDAYs ONLY IL 80 p M (2Si.st ~ ~ nor toi
s$Tewburg 40 D. n. (2od'sI ;2O) fof ns"enoTns'
is D. m. Tor Port JerNis'
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
n,Aps AND rIME-rABLEs nay oe obtained i,n iron.
a6 SSse select Let of boarding Saeu1e.a
fnes describing Nlcnit- OF Nem.l ORR "ChaueuquA
itotleSS, ,uVenjr'' and "Summcr EXcurslohs''
.,tcL FRS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS ss
S0I Sl7 and 957 Brvadway, Ih1m4rs ana west zSc
M Broadway Williamsburg conner Newark ana
ts Hoboken and Jersey C5 sSsT rom hotels and real
SSnciis III rOu eh destination ,......o. A...,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
DRIP GOODS
Railroads.
Railroads.
NHH.Ylrk & Lone Branch Railroad.

SUMMLIl oOHI-UL l.
rrain. leave New-York for lied Bank, Long Branch.
ocean Grove. Asbury Park and Point Pleasant On
From foot Of Liberty ST. 40 49, il 10 a. M, 80.
.ib 80 (expfts y go. 30 (eSpressl, $780, 600
y From foot % cortiand or ,bro,scs sts3 30 10
except Rcd Bankl. 80 texprcssl, 51O' 7'oo D. m
spSSasay trains d. not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean
drove RUFUS BLoDGErT.
Bupt. N. Y. and l.. b. Il. IL.
n. p BALDWIN,
6enn Pass. Agent Q. X. Il Coo ". J.
J. II. WOOD.
aenl Pass. Agent Penn T. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
KalIroaoA
Pennsylvania
"a RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
DesbrOsscs and COrtlandt Streets,
as fOliOWs:-
On and after JULY 10th, 1891,

On and aftor July tStn, i6Si,
THE FAST LINE
300 A. M.-Pullman Vestbulc Sleeping and Parlor Cars
r,e Cevfan 40 20 5 H. Columbus 40 and Sc
except Saturday. O'''' N''''
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M-Composed exclusively Pullman vestibule
Dr3w9g and STATE Room STEPPING dPn9s s@0a1s
s% and op Bathrooms for
sexes ladies, maid barbrshOP library and all the con-
movable electric lights Arrives Cincinnati 40 M,
Indianapolis IL 40 M, and Chicago .i5 M next
IT. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
500 r Wa Yes.buie Sleeping GaTs from N erd
coach snS s. to Ss 90
p next day.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
an XS sGRes 1snF
Coaches from NewYork to Chicago. Arrives in Chi
cago S:l5 p. m. next day.
THE WESTERN PXPREsS.
$50 p. M.-Pulman vestbue Sleeping Car NewYork 70
pittsburg ST. Louis Chicago Cincinnati, Cleveland and
f:5qFg Kch%Sad and cIs,sG ArFy Cs,f a, cOu%
Ing Connects for Cleveland and Toledo daily except
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
SOC 9sf c Sgng a Car the sc
eyeland is day and daily a. Chicago e
ana for Cleveland and Columbus, except SATURDAY
siS ue Sleeper o Ea.y Express VIII" 1n''s
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Washington Limited Express of Pullman Paflor cars
with Dining Car Batmore) daily. except SUNDAY
10 10 = M, arrive Washington 80 m. and oo on
gressional Limited" daily, with Dining Car, at o:lo
arrive Washington 25 p M regular ex Go sS
90 D. m. and Il IS night For BstinoIe only 10y
2. m Sunday, Q rs and 80 a. m, $50. D oo' ano
FOR 20 aFaSf fPd Gr * night 30 D. M weekdays. With
Through Buffet Parlor Car.
FOR CAPE MAY, 100 D. m. weekdays. with Through
Buffet Parlor Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
IA Chicago Limited
WITH DlnngCar and 10 10 Washington IiInited, VIII
90, $50. 100 i 80. s 90, 20, $50, e 90 and
900 p m and y 10 night accommodation Il 70
$50. 800 40 Lipltsd). and 10 e. mn 2;so soos
2:l5 NIGHT. Accommodation 100 D. ~
For Time tables Of trains local points the Ponnsy
oania hsIrOad System apply at the following Tskes
and foot Of DesbrOsses and Cortaadt Sc Conrs-ss
Fultonst. Brooklyn; rs Hudson-st. Hoboken; Station
jersey City.
The Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through TO destination
EHAS f. PUGH J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
FOR PUILbDFIPuIA. BALTIMORE AMI
A"N WASHINGTON.

For Phuadslphia a. 80 545 zoo 10 ;oo II 80 2 M
night. SUNDAYS, 8 90, 10 80. II 80 a. m' 2 oo $780,
For Baltimore and Washington daily at oo II 80 with
Dining Car a. M 100, 3 30 Dining Carr, 8 100 p. ms
II rs night. ,oo on , IN z IN
80 p. m - 10 night Except SATURDAY nSh Sun q
fisburg Pottsyile, &C.. r,,., .-,.
For Sunbury and WlliamSport, via Phade pha, az 40
g. M q 80 Buffet Parlor Car. 80 p M l2lo midnigh'
except saturday nish9 SHndays 100 D. =. ?, ,72
os1 Ais Ola 11iO. 1923 broadway, T37 6th-aye. 204
West iS5th.st l54 East 125tl.st NewYork Courtst.
eco Fnlton.S =. oS Broadway Brooklyn.
NewYor Transfer Company will call for ana checK Dag
gage from hotel residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16

FOOT OF LIBEtTY.Sr., NORTH RIVER.
Time Table Of June FL 1891.
30 a. m for EastOn, March Chunk, Wilkesbarre.
Scranton Reading Harrisburg Tamaqua Pottyille Sham
okin Sunbury, Eagles Mera, Wlansport On Sundays
for Easton Mauch Chunk, Wlkesbarre and Scranton.
100 O. m. for EastOn and Allentown.
100 a. for Easton ond Mauch Chunk. On Sundays,
Easton. Mauch Chunk and ShemOkn. 1900 -
IA m for Mauch Chunk, Wilkes barre,
Scranton Reading Harrisburg. Pottsvle TamOqua Sham.
okn Sunbury Eagles Mere Willamsport Through coach
TO Wiamsport 49,
100 D. m. for Easton Mauch Chunk. Reading Harris
burg, Pottsve Shamokin. Sunbury and WHliamsport
Sunday. Easton, Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua, Potts.
willie, Reading and Harrisburg go,
100 D. m for EastOn Msuch Chunk Reading Harris
burg wlkesbarre, Scranton, Tamaqua, POttsvfe Sham
okin.
80 n. m for Easton and Allentown.
:45 D. m. for Easton. Mauch Chunk Reading HarriS
burg, &c. SUNDAYS at 30 p. m.
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ALE RAIL ROUTE

For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands at $50 S:16
IL :15 a. m. 80 80. go D. IN. Sundays 0:l5 m
100 D. m. Except Freehold. . ~.
For Red Bank Long Branch and points louh to Po1ns
90 go 30 60, G9 n II spad1g' e5 go b. ocean
For Lakewood, Toms River Barnegat Park and Barne'
cat. 80. rs a. 30 4 80 p. M ,,.
For Beach Haven Atlantic City Vinoand and Bridgeon
at 4 80 a. m. 80 p. m. ..oo o,-
For Monmouth Beach and Seabrlght @t 'oO' 10 d. '
80. 700 9 700 p m: ,.,r,.ovv Avn
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Gfdrhtrs.

Gedrhers.
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors Teachers tutors GOyefaoeSsH
&C., Mo- 2siss SS9SS a1f faPe a a
TUTORS ProC.os TSssSsE GSys!nessss q nd ID
,I'osS MIRIAM coYRiERF. Room a. $50 5thay
A EVERETT STONE. tYale), 1.5ll Broadway Private
a. tutor ns SGp iu fHach House. lS RRded
Springs New:YOrE
TEACHERS s.ppsd for all branches ranch q, in ,, any
9efTY FEE Ame fGt ssSco Bureau of
II ssE's TEACHERS AGENCY, 81 East 10th.st
supple, competent 1snE: uToF snd ns
English, German, French spanish spoken
n RIVATE TUTOR.-Columbla honor man and Uniyer
sly Fs drs. e& SS4 White fS Pans ana
6, CHEKMEKHoRN's TEACHERS AGENCY; -, ,oxx
8 East 14tk-st.. n. T.
Sl i,6 ,e1c6SI eaSbc With positions
II. NJ HARRINGTON Prop. No ~ East l4th-st y. Y:
XX1ANTED-A young lady Of refinement and good family
10 their mother comfortable home and mod rate com
pcnsation offered Address ALPHA, Box 1875, New
York POstO1ice
VIZ ANTED-By an experienced lady teacher position
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AZ ANTED.-Intenigcnt young woman college graduate
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IL INSTITUTE. 2ie 5th.oVe. Apply before noon
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
A SALE OF SUITS AND 0vERc0Ars
WITHOUT A PARALLEL,

It will do you good 10 the crowds that are st,ers
the sale OF suits and OvercOats at the store Of y
Kings 627-G20 Broadway. We have been Obliged = ~
an extra force OF statesmen tO assist US IN the rn,h 49,,
now there's but standing in spacious stone M
made tho largest single purchase Of Oyorcolts ever ~
this city We got grand bargain. We are oaetng !,
TO you at still greater bargains. Taors never made ~
goods.
IL you're awake" you'll be here. Mems oyer.o..
Regular s22 our price for to-day, $i0. Kersey Oyo,
OF the best grades, regular s25 price for TO-DAY az
English Melton Oyercoats regular, $50 our price n, .
day si5 Imported Chlnehilla and Fur Beaver Oy,,..
SO our price for to-day, s12 Melton Kersev ana -,
Freze Overcoats, regular S35 price for dav az,
Shetland listers, regular price, &25 to-day sl5 ~
Freze UL,ters regular 80; to-day, sis. Long pan Ie
ported Cape Coat, regular 7Z5 today sl5. Fnrer
theviot Cape Goats, regular 500 to-day, sl2 cSss
Goats regular, 90 to-day. SO 90. 1873 elegant inr ~
fancy Overcoats regular .Sl2 to-day, 81 80 Boys' o.
chila Oyercoats regular, 80; to-day. 80 90 T,nxna'
listers regular sI5 to-day 81 90 No earthly use h.
ing prices FOR your Fall Suit when oss ~
the best the market produces at prices that will pat ~.
tailor n Better abricsofc Of them and ~ ~
better for they fashioned designs ToSay
offer the ba ance Of the stock purchased from he $3.50
OF Fecheimer GoodkDd Co. Mems Imported Ch.a. ~
Cashmere Suits, manufacturers price, $50 sos
our price SIP Mems imported Corkscrcw SIitS rs.s
price, s22 S25 $2S; to-day els. Mems Dress cr,a
Cashmere and Worsted, MAKERS price, $3J 1872 ssa -
price for to-day $40 On this occasion keep opsn
purchase who in daytime SATURDAY sye, -
open until 10 o'clock Broadway pass on, go
4: =. KING CO., 621 and go Broadway NJ;
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