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ErrlEnrD NnErGAGES.

Allen. Fds.n H. TO WIN Kiue,asd and ano. eNors.
Berry Nlu.ur. 20 LIueh Camp s. Bo''n''e' {"
B.r,acb Christian and Caroline g Mary l. Carter
l3Gth-t 90 o. AeN ,rd-rave ". 5000 ,,.
q, -tG,Te TaJ Tr 81 zoe ''''''' 10y '''
Christensen. Emile II. John Nurcut. n cor
DonnSl.on >nTaci to 40, Ggtvillg n ssth.,t.
Doreln, pe,lnia and hu,o t. t6nip Iiil Le>inF'
Ecker Hmry. 20 Ma.ea-et 4 pr}nt and 'no. eNtriN.
It a. &C. 80 2? A>e C. yr' eSoo ~ pioc,on.,
Fl1htcr II IMAM and vI'e to iona. We'll and ano. 40
Grecnrbaum. sarah to Casey, w Ei-I' ave. ;
Goodwin. Z, G. to Annie Larncr ID ave. lo9d.,t,
oitniis. No.,. to L EicA"r. ss'h-s'. iota-ay'.
Haa,cn Charlie J.. to the y y House school Of
Industry. Suburbanst. rantr.de''i''. y'ar,'
7i'.r.chs. Mary to lIochmci,tcr 47th-,t.
HsIcy STEPHEN 70 = Wnk'r, stcbbr,.l,c Chs.
Hardy ibcs to II o'Brcn, Morl,-,,. e Nadl.
lir,;b Isaac to NJ \ Humcs. 7Sth..t, 3d.a'o.
Nv w na1ct to Well IA to rls Lcv,-, year
''' Lion. David to Geo Aguc Avenue b. 2d.,t. in
Ii,sbnrc r. Frances ara husband to Caroline Post
A.. 6oth.s o. shave. YEAR,. $1,000
Luis Abraham and wife to Edward Stur,onrcccr. W 5
TAcayc G3S' YEAR" +, V, %o'S'E o,,c Kelley
Mooa "i,' Adoiph and err TIA t. Simon >t'au.
lo MStrs Nicc F. to the IMMIGRANT industrial Swing,
%rchhn, C6'ir, l. 10 Mary Moses. W 10 Madison.
s. | year. - 600 ,.
Jennings 49,. years. 81. 600
Perkins. Clifford \. 10 Ialia' eth Rcd u : N3i.-t, 4"
ath-lyc. | $500 49,
Perry. X ~ MAY \ DlleN, . Il'h-tht'aNN
sam To- Margaret \ No>on. property, years
~ 600.
Eolrt peter. Individually. to Francis McCah". :
26th.-t . SHAVE. | year $1,000.
stevens Mar + and husband. 70 T>'otoh Urr1ig
Hamilton Place. li2d-at months $1,000.
~ame to James II Lee. ct al 'lm' property. month
80 600. 49,.
stevens Charles J. i-aac Watron. 1thaNe.
Tam,,r Eiwnrd J IL. to \ woln. sth.Nt. " Avenue
Wrmrr T.or.nt to l. Bach. 7ei.st. " Lexington
Won LYMAN to Barnet Cohen. eO3 Di>,ion.,t. install.
mrrts a. 800. 49, - ~,
Waycrlev Place I'll GOO.
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I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PAssENHLK TRAINS leave foot II Corlndt and
DeebrOssc. follows
a. ~. for Slatllgton and intermediate points.
a. for Geneva, Lyons. ElMlia BOrlr-t.r Uudao.
West Pott>siil and principal mint. Claf
car 10 Lyon, and pllmin car % Suspension Bridge
q 20 a. 81. for Miuch Chuuh ana intrrI,ddt, poiut,
ii Tor l.. and T.. Junction aad n,eredit. polnt,
Chair t. Mauch Chunk.
! p. m. for run6lanuoch and intermediate point. Chair
car " Tunkhannock. Connection 10 Reading and Irr,
burg.
40 y. Tor Elnir and principal intermediate polnt~
Chair Wilk and Pullman srrpsI S-l.p on
Bridge.
50 y. NJ for Pott~yile. Maurh Chunk aud ucIl.
ate points. Chair 10 N4uch Chunk
$40 p IL. Tor Mauch CHUNK and intermediate points,
Connection 20 Reading and Harrisburg.
y. m for Geneva, lfnns, IImr', Roche ter. Buffalo
the West. Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons aad Suspension
Bridge.
Trans leaving at a. ~ II q. ~. l D. IN. and 3 20
d. M connect for all points In Nlhanuy and Halrton coal
regions
a. m. foF Mauch Chunk I1ll ION and lniormcdL,t,
POINTS. and II q. H. Tor Shcathdoah and intermediate
loints
H. m. for Irons Elmirt Ro'h.- t.r nur,lo
aud tie Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern OGee. 22s RH-------
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COR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AN
WASHINCTON

" EW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
v ltAILWAN.-IraH- I.,F, Wet 43drt q, follows
twenty minute, carl,r from 100, o, Ja1st 90 for
MidQl"tONn. El"Nllr. Liberty Delhi. Norwich. oneida
, m,IrtS Ch.,i-" 80 p d. ~ ,sgl -, . M Ndae-
erty, Walton, Oneida ("utrd Squar' OswrPo Eoehcstcr
Niagara tll, Detroit. Cni'IcO Il. Lopi-. Duy. All
other trains daily except sundays. Tickets timetables
Broadway. j. q. ANDERaON. General Passenger Ascnt
10 Exchange Place. y.
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CEyTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEReLl

~ FOOT or LihEETY-ST, NohiH MvEE
$50 a D.. for F,-',n' Waa.h chunk wIac,bo r..
So[%n'o2 h2e@s a5'q tc, 'qS s r ,s Sum
Chunk. w.le.-laro add ranian.
90 a ~. q. I','oa md Mach chunk On suuaav'.
- a., 3d., for ,i,.t,l, Nar.4 thunk. WI starr.
okn, sunbary Wiillan'!ort lhrcl-h .oa.a 20 Nu4-n,
p''i 90 p ~ daily for rl-'on N1r.t chnrN Reading.
hattiSnTfS, i.l iso9 va, t i,Io
bug wiiRestdffe s,ratoa Iaua3si ro;,,,I, Shame.
59 p M t Tor i ae 'S Nle S6aaG. Reading Harris
burg ,S &C. s 70, fa.t ai sa a2 aa,o~n
nor At So IN g6Ih"e l,n5 Z, - ao b. o. a M
20 For freehold at So. si3 lis N" d 90 90
ToF LGae qraqch and p,ol9l5' ogsR 70 Point r.,a .,
except ocean Grove and Asbary PARK 30 a. i 0
To' s RfS Gc oS ~ saa 5 80 mr. 80 go
FOR LAKEWOOD.
st So IS a. H., / 80. 20. . 10 D. m. sundays.
FOR Tom, River. nrnrcat rarn and Barn. CAT 49,
e For Atlantic City Yin and Hadg to- at q {. H..
~ for p Mi6pmo.th Beach and scab-g at SIS 1lI5
a. m.. go. 20 .. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia. At 81. q. ". u 80 q. DID,. 30
, o. 80 %. 200. 500 80 !. h.. l4I5 night
Tor Haiimoc 'nd w,.Diogten a.ly at o:o2 /! 30 .el.
40 ram al M y -, r., 8, .ht &C. a,,le1t ~ satu & o
90 800 900 j. m. have connection i'' E''dn-. Har
fc'' sia6arj aud Wnn.po Wa Palalep.t 1t -
,acp. s1t sat- i;I' n.. sunday, 60 g. 10 ''''' l
1itkc' a.a la,o -' a. -,'t, r'n b.. p9.-"gi AZ -. ~
VT i2S,hSt isi lat Ii,.h-.t Sv.YofI: coai,st
$50 rulton-,t; % H.o'dHay Erookyn
baggage fon hotel or r'-h-uce.
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Qfarhers.

~
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGLNCf
"A Supplies Pl oisssors Teachers. Tutors GoNenesses'
&c. 20 Scltges. SCHOOLS and Families. Apply 70
Mrs. N. j. YouNG.FULToN. % Union square.
A BEST TEACHERS. American and Foreign supplied
"A ali branches any locality charge leaehers wa1te
no registration fee form for stamp. L. " ~ SSOoN
lat, f. l. Avery) American School Bureau w l4thst
~ EXPERIENCED private tutor wishes pupils to
"A prepare for college business; highest references
Address YALE GRADUATE Box 30. Tribune once.
4 MEXICAN and foreign professors, tutora aoNeraoSse'
"A and teachers Of all branches, &C., supplied 70 corey =
families English, French. German ana Salls
spoken. MIRIAM CoYRIERE $50 5th.ave cor. 2oth'st'
A HOME WANTED for girl Of 10 where she VIII
"A be carefully instructed by college or normal graGuat
country preferred give terms for bo1fd are duN 80
ing address REFINED HOME. Tribune ONCE
II ESSE's TEACHERS AGENCY. IL East 17thst' sup
II teachers, tutors, c"'crnesNe "u'
sicanS artists all branches resident ana Ni>uhe
En slsh, G"non, French Spanish spoken
III EACHEE WANTED. -Flrstclass man a. .ro'na ser
instructor In military tactics IN military school
for small boys. Address 5. c. 5. Media rem.
IINIGN TEACHERS AGTNCY supplies school oElcer'
u with TEACHERS teachers with positions. 49, . =.
II. ". HARRINGTON. Prop. 80 Laaycttc Pl, y Y.
M, ANTED-Ladies: Teacher Gennans French. for city
w school: covcrness. German. piano, French nursery
goyerncsS for Itte girl. Gcntcmcn: Tutor Tor yoin
Gentleman willing To 70 Denver Col teacher VOLTA ana
Comet. for conservatory Miss DONONAN'S Teachers
Bureau 90 Fast 14th-et.
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD, y. Y. c. &

NV ENI ClIOhII IA IIIb''Al', y. D. l. Y
w H. Il. L. r. Co., Lees-e-Irains leave West 49d-.t
York; follows, ana - minutes from
OF New YORK Hamilton
ana Chicago. '0l5 a. H., . is p NJ. = 10 p. m St
Louis ) l5 - Is p. Toronto. 10 Is M is
10 p Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge Nisga.
rails Utica and syracuse, 3 30 10 Is n Us
u ana al 80 "A. only Utica
ton q 30 Z 10 10 IS all 80 a. M 90 y s and
D. Catsklll and Albany, 80. = 10 10 n,
all 80 NJ; - 90. '5:15 SIS p m Cran,ton west
10 50 AZ go a. M - Is - 90 90 IS 10 49, IS 80
- pm Elegant sleeping cars,or Buffalo Niagara Fails
Detroit Chlcalo and St Louis all through trains
Leave Brooklyn. Via Brooklyn Annex alO 80 a. m :
$500 m. Trey CITY = Il 4; station a II 20 4. m ;
So 80 D. ~. DAILY Daily, except SATURDAY All othcr
trains daily except Sunday. For tickets tme.falcs Sr
Tor ana sleeping car notation. Information apply
ofiCes: Brooklyn353 Washin gtOn.s, 79B Futon.s hn
nex Office foot Of Fultonst Ncw-York City-I 1854 7s5
942 12l BROADWAY 14Y Bowery. II Park Place SO West
!2Ith and Wet shore Stations foot OF West 42dst and
Passenger Agent. VandeTbltavo.. New.York
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New.York. "Wednesday, Jan. Z.

New.York "Wednesday, Jan. q
Tho two following auction sales were made al inc EN-
change and Auction Room todayl 80
Ono 5story fiat with lot. No so East llOthst = 30
70 Of MadisOn-aVe. lot 20N1OO IL Matilda NHnSh
one history building with lot No .i9 w 50 ol-.-s'
= 100 Il g Of IltI,sye lot 2jXl00.5 IL Bogert'
SIS 900.
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II ELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Shortest Line Vestibuled Pullman Goa hes.
a. m.-Bunalo and Oswego Express. Via Paterson. for
water Tap StrOudsbufg, scranton Bnghani61. OMrgo.
Ithaca. MaNclly EAnrd Corning. Batl, DanNie. ShcT-
burnc, WatrVllr Kchneld Springs ttica MI. Morris.
Greene oxford Norwich, Cortland. syracuse. ultoi and
intcruccate stations Connects Scranton Wit tan foI
JJstoa Wilke,b9rre Danvile anc NOstbUmbcrland; a.
KuraO with trains FOL the N",t.
20 a. In.-Bna hamton Mail. VIA Boonton.
d. m-DlngLaMtOu and LlMIra Express for water Gap.
Stroud burg scranton OwrgO. Wayery &c connects al
scranton for Pttston, Kingston and wilkes
10 p m.-Scran:on, Wilkesbarro and plymouth Ex-
press. 49,. ,--,..., ,..-.. -. 49,.
scranton, BnghaWtOn. OwcgO, Wa.
VERY tluIra Corning. Bath Wayand. DansIllle. Mt.
Morr, &c. arriving IN Buffalo AZ 7 20 N.
H. m daily. Buffalo Utica and Oswcgo Express for
htroudsburg. Scranton. BnRhomion Cortland Syracuse,
tultog GREENE oxford. Norwich sSherburne WatrryiIe
ichcd springs &c aud 81 points Buffalo division
connect, " trains for tho West.
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1nsirurilon.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
NTORWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE
~ NORWALK, CONN,
Prepares for College or business ,,.
Thorough teaching, Carefu! training 'A
CHARGES. Superior buildine.
Circular request . ,.,rc p,,,cin,l
~ EwTON IN. j. INsTITrTE-Boys' superior rni5 .,
9school Best moral physical sanitary surrounulns.s
High dry, purc air. Gymnasium. OUTDOOR sports
Every room aud heated hot and c9ld N%Icr
illustrated catalogue. j. WILSON, \. NJ Prlnclpal:-
<, MINER SCHOOL. FOR BOYS, -. y
> Ar THE BRYANT SCHOOL, Roslyn, l., j.. y.
Overlooking L. Sound send Ter illustrated catalogue.
u,HE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Worcester.
Mass.-1hrty-ntth var. Strict supefT'ipoh' nnnS
Boston Head Master JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW, N. a
THE PEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY, ,.,,,rO
9Th wear begins Sept. AZ 1890. SEND Tor catalogue
JOIN =. 1ILDEN. A. NJ. NJ. D., Principal
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Ocean cleaners.

A TROPICAL TOUR $3.50.
IA Tourists Visit Jamaica and her GREAT Ex.
uIRITION remain there IL days. including Board and
Residence at the CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL. n
Kingston or tour OF this beautiful island by the ATL
LINE STEAMERS, for $3.50; with the option Of sA1eeS
ing their Trip at the rate Of
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
70 Uayu aud Colombia. Accommodations nrssctass
PIN FOI.WOOD q Co. Agents, - state-st., y. Y.
THOMAS COOK 81 SON. Tourist Agencies.
ANCHOR LINE. e. s. MAIL Steamships
"A NEW. YORK and GLASGOW. VIA LONDONDERRY
Per Al y. r.. foo; Of Leroy-sL, = q
ClrcasSa Jan. 10 o a. l.'l!O,l1 cd Z, D. m
kncSora Ian 81 s a. IN. r,assla... teD u. D.
cabin AZ and Second class. 30 Steerage so
N'' Nv TTDITERRANEAN SERVICE,
NEW-YORK TO GIBRALTAR ANO NAPLES.
From Union stores, Brooklyn, near Hamilton f'ffy -
g ItfJGKAVIA wednesday, February A
Cabin $50 D. 100.
For tickets ard further information Apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents B0Wllnc 0teed.
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Qanrlno Nfa0cmlrs

A LEXANDER MACGREGOES
"A CLASSES IN DANCING.
MENDEIS>OHN ROOMS. l0o WEST 61TH.ST
Private lessons any time 6y aiIolntment
Il ERNANDO'S ACADEMY, I62 East 5jth-st.-A schoo
Tor dancing Department and caliSthenes; exercises
all and fashionable dances send for circular
q GORGE w. WALLACE'S SCHOOLS, 90 West j9th ST.
VI and Harlem. 81 West l2Oth-St. ~" circular
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Professional.

II KOF. LOUIS NON PEILENBERG gives skilfu scien-
massage treatment for ladies and gentlemen Of his
specially appointed ONCE q" i.haVe, 10 a. n. 20 D. NJ.
or by agreement lstents attended at their resi-
denccs II desired.
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Real estate Uanteb.
Cost ano found

=, ,vK NOOK IOST-Bank book NO $50 t5s u Ia
ID Bowcry savings Bank. is missing The 1nae, Is e
ouast.d 10 return 10 The II not restored before s
9TH day Of February 1891, application Will be MADE 70 ns
ban for a book.
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LLOlD SIS. Cl

NORDDEI ISCHER LLOYD SIS co.
~ SHOR" .ROUTE 70 LONDON.
NEw-YoEK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
steamers san from pier fO0r 2d-,t. HOOoAen.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Fi!fr sat- Jan. L. a. Slrcc We'd, Jan. IS a. n
Iahn W.i, Jan. q, D. IN Nerra a. JanSl 80 an
II lGa >st.,Jan. - 80 an. rNr Wed, Fob 4, p N
.is,t raui. SO t.d Upward berth according ocs.
ton Second c,,ln. $50 berth Steerage a. lowest
rates OELRICHS & CO.. No. Bow ;ing Green.
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ped STAR LINE.

HI FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for SrN- ott aud Antwerp Weekv,o -
" tSIIkNi.AND w ccu" -dN. January - at 80 D. M
FINNLAND. "Wednesday. January y. : p. IL
cabin Rates Fir~' CABIN. 40 aud GpMagd ENcur.oaI
$50 ana upward second Cabin. 30 Excursion, 80 1Aa
e72 Storage At very oW
PETER WRIGHT & son. GENT ACTS. Bowline Greea-.
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DED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

eFOR LAGUAYRa PUERTO CABELLO. CURACAO.
MARACAIBO AND COkO.
Pier 30 East River.
-. VENEZUELA Ieday, January IL | p. n.
- CARACAS ---...... SATURDAY, January -. D. n.
- PHILADELPHIA We ,>day. February T. II n.
These Amer steamships. specially bUit tor tho ats
have very sup, r.Or 01atilns FOR passenger
BOCLTO\. BLISS { DALLETr.
Tourist Aee3ts,- 60 GenSlai Aaass,fs II wAlst
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WHITE STAR LINE.

w For QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
loyal. AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMER
nFaEnic jan JAM H. % % "a NJ S S FeS IS NJ
sNdtliic. 30. : .. NJ. Acrlatc March T. nooA
From White Dock foot Of West l0th.st. al.
Second CABIN on these steamer, saloon rates; ~
ard according " steamer and location OF betL
second s35 $40 Excursion tickets fayorot
terms Storage. so Companys ONCE Nc. II Broadway
New.York phlldelphia ONCE 4o6 Wanut,t.
J. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
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/ LINES TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA.
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
From New.York, pleF foot Of Canal,st,, ~ Il
Tor san Francisco. Via thD lsthmus Of Panama
MEN POi;I sails SATURDAY January 10, noon.
From san Francisco LIT and BraDnan SIS.
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CITY G. PEk1NG SAILS saturday January 10, p. N.
For f.echt and general Information. apply u
eOmDanys ease Or foc5 OF ssulb5a,iSSteba.o,
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CHARLESTON, ). c. the South u Southwest

Y AINN,NN III.Is ND MI FUINtS
TIE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From PR - O.. r ttoIf kol,eNeltHtI az D. m. =,
SEMINOLE Charleston ana Ja, h>onNi!le.. Fri Jaa "
lEOCIulS Charleston and ia 'ks0lNillc Mon, Jan. u
LYON al v Charleston and JlcksonS lie We'd. Jan. ~
YIN A~Sl.l thall -f,u tUd iAcnsonN He I'm. Jan. ID
All have h.stcas> passenger arcorno fat'ohA
Insurance under open .oN effected AZ one f1 Of one PEI
cent M. L. CLYDE. Y -. ttclerh Astflts',,
Bowling Green, y. Y.
q u. : In M Rrnld
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INSTRUCTION in German language Oonhins'ion
method and literature; pccial rates for class H.
ZICK. rs. D., Heidelberg Tribune Uptown once
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NOMPAGNIE GENLRALE Transatlantique
~ FRENCH LINE To HAVBE EVERY SATURDAY.
Compan',, - anVl ~ ~. No,tn Rnef r. ao,ton's.
il NOENANDfI. Her >s.uIioS Jan -. 10 30 70.
Ia BOZ RGoGNE FrangerA Situidly Jan. - a. n.
A FORGET Genera Agent No Bowling Green.
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Musical instruction for both Sexes

fJ,HE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LhNGUAGLS; No
4 Wet "jth., Branches Boston. Phila., Washington
Chicago Berlin Paris. g.. Bost instrucI7n $40 pr term
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1nStrrriiou.
Young Nien-City.


GA n-REV. DE- AND MRS GARDNER'S -
y, SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 607 5th-avo. 32d yea
Mrs GARDNER Author OF "History IN Rhyme"
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rNHE BOOK OF OpEN-AIH SPORTS, octave 800 40 20
L llusat Il. Tho tanda authority on American oY sr
air amusrm,nt-. Rules for sailing swimming, ban -
Ing. shooting horseback riding Sc. IN fun s.sr
copy. Published by The Tribune. New-YOrk EnteF~>
ing and universally conplinented By the press.
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ST LOUIS chicago. AND CINCINNATI EXPIRES

$50 p. VI. FOR al point, in "a" M'et. Noih.wo,t ar
10 ttohIrgh II Louis Chicago. Cincinnati. a.d " ~
phi. P,uurylNiua Railroad J,niue Car N"N-i orb
Pll3dcIlhla and pullman Dining car Pittsburgh
Richmond aud Chicago bIrt"- e. tln' inanu - %
H. ri Chicago . 80 &c. n'Nt DAY, ifd ~t Lon
200 A. uI .ecord uoruiuc. Connects TO-. ClcSc.aI
and Toledo daily. except Sa'urd,f
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Van NORMAN INSTITUTE founded $3.50, Home and
y IJav school. GOLD AND BRONZE MEDALS. PAkIS
1889. 80 and @s2 7ls,:st and West
Tndaye Mmc VAN NORMAN. principal
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-10-01
DR.. BURCHARD DEAD.

The Eminent Presbyterian Divine Sue
cumbs to Peritonitis at an Advanced Age.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 2G.-Rev. DR..
Burchard, of New York city, died at
$3.50 o'clock Friday afternoon. He at
tended the First Presbyterian church
last Sunday and was taken ill in the
evening, but he was not considered in a
serious condition until Tuesday. His
illness developed into peritonitis. He
was 10 years of age.
The doctor was known principally
through his famous alliterative ex-
preston to which is accredited Mr..
Blaine's defeat. DR.. Burchard was
present at a reception to Mr.. Blaine,
then repu blican candidate for president,
rendered at the Fifth Avenue hotel in
New York by several hundred ministers
of various denominations. Dr. Bur-
chard was there and had been chosen
to address Mr. Blaine in behalf of the
clergy, who gathered in the grand cor
ridor of the hotel on the second
floor Mr.. Blaine was escorted
from his rooms on the third floor
down the staircase in full view
of the clergymen and others who had
gathered to greet him. Pausing on the
staircase a half dozen steps above the
corridor floor where the throng was,
Mr.. Blaine stood and waited the ad-
dress of welcome. DR.. Burchard
left his colleagues and assembled the
staircase to the second step below
Mr.. Blaine. Then DR.. Burchard spoke,
and as he neared the close of an ad-
dress of affectionate regard and esteem
for Mr.. Blaine he used practically these
words: And we admire and we well
come you, Mr.. Blaine, as steadfast
opponent of rum, Romanism and re-
helliOnN
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ROBBERS RAID A TOWN.
Every Store in San Antonio, Mo-, Cleane
Out at Night-Goods Evidently Carte
OFF bv the Wagon Load.

Every Store in San Antonio, Mo-, Cleaned
Out ut Night-Goods Evidently Carted
OFF by the Wagon Load.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. 26.-Shortly
after 70 o'clock Thursday night band
of armed men invaded the little village
of San Antonio, Z miles east of here,
and when they departed few hours
later the place had the appearance of
town that had received the attention of
guerrillas during the late war. The men
worked quietly but speedily and the
first intimation had of the visit was
Friday morning when Henry Gloss,
who keeps a general store, came
down to open up. His place of busi-
ness had been gutted completely, not
enough groceries and clothing being
left to fit out a small family. On
the alarm being given it was
further discovered that the post
office had also been entered
and every ounce of mail matter
carried off, together with sum of
money kept by the postmaster in a
small safe. Among the mail taken was
large number of registered letters,
the value of the contents of
which is unknown. Two hard
ware stores and black
smith shop in addition were found to
have been looted, everything they con-
tanned being carried off. The stuff
taken, which comprised the entire
stock in trade of every merchant in
the village, must have been loaded
into wagons and driven into the
deep woods surrounding the place.
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civic SOCIETIES.

MASONIC. - REDWOOD FALLS COMMAND.
Nl ERY, No, l5, X. T.-Stated cOnclaves first
Monday of each month, at p. NJ. w. F.
Dickinson, E. Z. E. d. French. Rec.
ANTIQUITY LODGE, No.9l, A. F. s. A. M
Regular meetings on the lst and Sd Wednes-
day in each month, at 7:3O O'Clock P. NJ. o..
L. Dornbcrg, w. NJ. o. W. Mcmillan, Sec.
REDWOOD CHAPTER No "a, K. A. M.-Stated
ConyocatiUns the I'd and 4th Fridays of each
month. y. L. Dornberg, II. P. W. F. Dickin-
son, SEQ.
T 90. F.-REDwOoD LODGE, No. 6s, meets
l.. every SATURDAY night, at $50 O'Clock.
Brothers from q distance are cordially invited
TO attend. +. +. Hammer. N. &. 7. McPher-
son, X. S.
ENTERPRISE ENCAMPAENT, No IS. Regular
meetings lst and 81 tuesday evenings of
each month at go o'clock at I.O.O.F hall.
CRYSTAL LODGE, No. 25, D. of R.-Reguar
meetings I'd and 4th Wednesday evenings OF
each month al $50 pm. Mrs. c. I Goodrich,
NC. Mrs Nelcn Tradcwe!l, X. 5.
A o. U. WILDWOOD FALLS LODGE, No.
~ 6S, meets on Monday evening Of each
week. Visiting brethren made welcome. G.
d. thompson, NJ. W. so. Mason, Financicr.
L OF P.-REDwOOD FALLS LODGE, No. AZ.
IA. meets every Tuesday evening in Ack-
mann'S Hall. Visiting brothers are cordially
invited. e. X. Pease. c. c. {. {. Peck. X. K. s.
~ .R.-JOHN S. MARSH POST. No. S5
". Regular meetings third Thursday OF
each month. at their hall. A. l.. Gale, Com.
NJ. Jones.
REDWOOD FALLS CAMP No. 1, d. of "
Meets every second and fourth Saturday of
each month in q. A. r. Hall Anna SALISBURY,
Capt. Elvina Therng, o. S.
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