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New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
1890
$1,000
10000
10000
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prcnnnrn MORTGAGES.

Amman Marie 10 s Coleord SSthst, Q 1Oth.ave,
months 1aHS sty 70 w Lane, n 2sdst 1oth-ave.
ysafs ae le'S Whsi8ISa to Post 25thst eth
ave yeariii ii.Snab 70 Bowen n 136th.st Alexander
ave years sG;oIo 20 Tbos Lyons 1st-ave, and
9isSs1, r Gf'fi Napy TO Eageson, 1lsthst, I'd
ave Cannon STu John b. to Williams, cor Park'oVe
and caIimsts ~ ss' BTos 0%s 70 Kane Co, wsave'
cIyIIl Lewis A. to A CIVIL cor 9thave and s4h-
St. Esap Eagenie to Could 90 East 11'h
Fuller Fraser c. to F Schmidt a. West 'O'N'''
yea5 aros1Gor;h Ludwig to Meyer. % cOumola''
e,ss%SS %llIiaTs villa sc & e.. Donney' i''d'' W.
Hc%crdeSger Charts II. to EsdnseF' sth''t'
yyanens. afs fO FrIda, to Helner 2dave n ssd'st
T Jordan, William F. 70 c steen 5th-st Avenue A.
rs3s: .3S SOo and Trust o0m'pny
stout same rOgsF5 eyars Jackson
Mcrklen, Martin, 70 Holmes corner Lewis and
Morgsa the ycluntssro sS o6G Tremen' A''o''
Murray Mary A, to A G. Black, n SSth-s'' 'n'"'e'
'odcii Mary J, to II Lugar, 12oth-st oth'ave'
POST George b. to l. Lanlson, 21st-st, 6thave
se' nlchSTdson, Abiah to C l. Gresmeyer 1Ssd.'t,
schreIner, John. ir, 70 & s Robert corner ls'aSe
and S5thst., years, $4,000. - - , ----., -. -, - .
SchermeFhor Kate T. to SeheJmernnnorn' e1 a. D.
7gth-st W 0 Madison-ave, eyar, SS9,OO0 oa..
Smith, John ., to + Ross, corner 2d'aVe ana VSh'
stern %braham, to Grunhut 2O7 Yves; S3dst;
years, $1,000 $1,000. o, o,o ooa -o,h
Seclcg Adolph. TO Dorst corner Zd'aVe anu oVe-
81 shea. James to GOldschmldt, 90 Henry.ss;
year SIS GOO - o...o. ruo,
Van Ripper. Charles, to II HagerrtyI corner Pros
nect-aye and 140th-st; 3 years 100000. . n,
Vogel, Ludwig. % Hessnger, 5 s. 4lsVs'' " Of ou
"Va9def6t Cornelius ct al trustees to l. Churchill,
ct al n G corner 5th-aye and 6Othst year. s3SOOOo
Walker, Alexander, to Adophus + Quick, . 5, lOft-
8. W Of 11th-aye; / year, $4,000. o,,.- -.
=" Whittle William II. 20 4 Jsretzke Tinton'ave,
oNIGGth-st: 3 years 81 800. -
WEBSTER ieofgiana % seedler, 5, 1oth-ave, OF
37thst: (2) 6 months, $500 -. -
Zimmerman, Jacob A. 20 Philip Sammet, s s, 5lst'
Of Sth-ave; (2). years, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
nELAW ARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

WESTERN kAILKCAD.
Shortest Line. Nestlbuled PrlLnan Coaches.
a. m.-BuuSlO ard OswegO Express, paterson foY
Water cap. stIoudsbarg scranton Bnghamton, owego.
Ithaca Mavcrly, flnira Corning Bath, Danyie. Sher.
burne wa,ervie. Richncd Springs, Utica, Mt Morris.
Greene oxford Norwich, Cortland Syracuse Fulton and n-
tefmediate stations Connects at Scranton With ains
PitISton MiiKcsUarre Danvlc MOI humberland: ~
Buffalo trains the West.
20 a m.-BinsbsMton Man, via Boonton.
d. Bng anton and J. miro Express for Water Gan.
btroudsburg, Scranton, ONcgo, Wayerly connects II
Scranton with trains for Pttson, Kingston Wiikess
press.
1880 p. (dsiIyl.-Burao Lin I'd Express Via pater
son for Stroudsburg scranton, nghamton Owego VA
yeriy, Em.ra Corning. bath, wayland Dansyiile. M
D. m (day).-BuralC. Utica ana Osweco Express sos
Stfoudsburg Scranton, Binghamton Cortland Syracuss
tt ton rronc ONOri Norwich. Sherburue Waterytlls
Kichiielu sprng, &C. points on Burao divsoa1
connects with trains for the Wes.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

The attendance light at the Exchange yester-
day and prices ruled somewhat lower. There was
large attendance at the stand of Il. " Harnett Co'
when they offered twenty lots In Riverside, Amster-
dam and West End ayes., the property OF Aaron
Jacobs dead The corner Of West End ave. and Ninety
seventh st. brought &i1 300 from T. NJ. Arnold, ana
the same buyer took the next three at 81 500 each
r. NJ smith took one In the centre for So 100; Will
lam N. Meyer took the next two for 5000 each and
f. NJ. Arnold the corner OF Ninety eighths ior
seventy sixth and seventy seventh sts brought $500
apiece The rest of the lots were adjourned. The
same auctioneer sold four lotg I'm one hundred and
seventeenth-st between Fifth and Lenox aves.. for
So 200 each. william Kennouy sold under partition
lot 81 .iOxs7.G. The bidding ran from $4,000 up to
sI5, 500, sophie OppenheimeI was the buyer. ,,
beth, n j. by order Of the executors Of c. +. AvoTd
deceased it brought $3.50 from Richard F. Ware. The
same auctloneer sold cottage at Whestone, L. L. for
"a 700 TO f. NJ. Bodne. ID. 7. 1ngraham q Co. sold
under foreclosure No. 555 West Twenty ninthst., a
fourstory brick tenement-h0nse on lot losx9S.o to
No. 100 East One-hundred-and -second-st, a five
plaintiff in the proceedings. a fve-story tenement
honse on full lot in the street, go feet east
vacant plot, 5OxiOO in West sixty y-fourhst., west
of Eighth-ave, went TO the plaintiff for 10000.
AT the Real Estate SalesrOom Peter F. scye offered
lots in the Shore Road, Ridge and Narows aves. and
Eghtieth and Eighty-Grst sts; Bay Ridge The cor
interior lots from $500 up to $725. The Of the
Shore Road and seventy ninth-st. brought solo and
st. brought in the neghbOrhood Of $780, and lots In
First-ave brought 81 ,O35 for the corner of Eighty
rsst and 500 and 5000 respectively for the corners
of Eightiethst, and $500 for the corner of seventy
nlnthst, and interior lots brought from S495 up to
$50. Lots on the streets brought from $2!O up to
$500 each and those on the block Immediately In the
Of the Shore Road brought In the neighborhood
Of $3.50 each Among the purchasers were Michael
Fitzgerald, Richard Passmore, A. L. Gibbins. A. 9.
Bennett, s. stincr,, J. A. Townsend. Louis Nora; Ed
ward Rafter s. Adler, Charles II. Scott and H. E. A.
Heehley.
The following private sales announced ID. Kemp
ner d Son have sold No. ,7o4 Ninthave., ivestory
apartmenthouse 25x65x75 to l.. Levy for S20,5oO;
fOur-story double tenement-hOuse. for Sl7,50O also
for Mr.. Marks. No; 27I West Thirty eighth st.
20xGOX1OO for $4,000. James j. co0gan has pur-
chased No. 564 Ffth-ave.. 1s.6x65x75 from Sarah A.
Yates for $4,000 Ames e 60. have sold NO l42
West Twenty y-nrst-st. 23xoS. to S. J. OConnor @ dor
s27 900. Also No 1876 West Eighty -fthst., 15.9xOO,
for $4,000 TO Benjamin Wechser.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01

LexinRton-ave, No. 1.Go0; A. c. Bro"h' rei "
Pauline A. Morgan . 80 'iisstx55: Floyd T.
Mcconnell and wife to Henry g. SnnI,; d, ichn
2lst-st. 40. l25 w. 4. W. Jewett GU al 70 JUN
Chambers.st Nos 100 and 1872 W. a. Brewer IT,
Il al 10 ~. j. Merr1ll t,.,e =. and
93d-st. Nos Gi and &c East james A. ri''"o N
wife 10 Simon Nhfelder ct al i,
135th.st n 100 East wllls;aye 10SiioV65 mans
H. Sehramm and wife TO Auoiph -p s'oniina
Dth.ave s 26th-st. 5 105th-st 2oA'o' AnHo"""
Brpnus TO j.. y. NJ. Hawklhs..-'''
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01

" RAILwAY.-Trains leave West 42d.s as follows
twenty minutes earlier from foot OF Jay-stl 80 M
for MiddletoWn, Ellenvllle, Liberty, Delh Norwich,
oneida 0swego, Chicago l:sc p m for Campbell Hall
MddleOwn tIenVllle. Liberty &c rs D. NJ, Middle
town. Liberty, Walton Oneida Central square oswego
Rochester, Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago st. Louis
timetables 923 Broadway. J O. ANDERSON, General
Passenger Agent 1s Exchange Place. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
Railroads.

Trains leave as follows
$40 A. Nj. -FASr NAIL. tor Albany, Utica, Syracuse
1900 A. r. D"CHicHGo -VESiTiBULE LIMITED due
1880 SI.qao We g6 DAY ExpREss-Day except
12oo SDrSss Noon. 50 soUrHwEsTERY yEsrIBULED LIMIT
kD-Due Cincinnati 10 100, indianapolis IL 10, a. M.
4.5o p. M.oNoKTH SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at . 9;lo a. m, Chicago 30 p m next
600 p. last WESTERN. EXPRESs--Due Chicago
81 T. s. HSb b0u5i h6SfRhAh 5 q Ex
1880 ''fi,' p. NJ. BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
oi5 ST. LOUIS Sc AND cGacAGo Ex
F1sGkiL LH4ii iSS T PogGHEEEPsIE RHINE,
I'D 80 S55a 70 f23 e 3 M 6d also fo5 20 Pogsh &
p peGg.'f H for srgs99s yesS Pont. IS, III is a. m
HoSa 70 80, S:S5, 80, 100, is 35, 80, 0 Els p M.
oS - 5 90 c12 1fsE 20
a. m, II 700 noOn so 200, ;3O 9l5 p ti2 90
RoGHESTER-o TO- 1000, no 80 a. m 1900 noon.
R FIG 30 a. no. no. Gsa Is 90 noqn go
N1SG&RA gG pAGB GlG 3 10 o. 10 Co., 40 80 H. 12 90 noon
ADiKSSNbSCk SSN fUC a6tSfNS a5 ~ AND MoNrREAr7 AS
CAFE mvINGiRSr 5T IS HlfPS AND oswEGos5
pomX tl2 night; also for os"ego' 9;lo 1000,
AubTRS,a bsTT RSS GENEVA AND cANANDArGUA7e1o 10 :oo
BERRsERE 81 % HILs III VA M HARLEM DI7SroN-
dr M S e&s % and saS spss p IN Sleeping Cars apply a. Grand
Central station or az az 80 ~ S 2aS aSn W
YORK SSS WashnStonst. 736 Fultonst. and 39s Bed
f. II ps & snS for G and baggage ro
hotels and residences through % destination: o..-
,rad Day rn ehsft dsg Sunday 'Oay except o''
Above those leaving a. 70 So 70 90 M
i2 20 9ES TdPs4 M i9R e i'S E6 Ste iitfpi piNIE
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C. &
Station New Nor follows, ana 20 minutes earlier from
@ the oSt OF JaSet Ne"iork Hamilton L9econ. Detrou
Louis IS 10. 'sl5 p m. TORONTO 10 rs T. H, rs is
!s Fans uaea and Syracuse 80. 10 rs m. six
.on 8 80 = rs, 10 rs ell soa - 90 IS Is and
AZ 20 m; 4'cQ, .S;l5 .s;l5 M. Cranston wesl
rcas sii eGf9S' 81 M NeTeIs " s . g 80 40
8 is III IS p m. Montreal aid caTsds 30 "a %
s l5 Elegant sleeping for Rufao Mag pa FaiIs
Detrolt chiesgo, and S. Louis on al &TcgsS tisns.
$500 M Jersy City T. II. II. stiTo I, . II 90 a. M.
S2s m. DAILY Dolly, except Saturday. All othei
trains daily except SUNDAY For ticket s',a tables mar.
To- ard sceppg ca oceommodatlons, rmation Apply
Offices BroOklyn-333 Washington 72G Fulton st. An.
neX olee foot OF Fnonst New York Ctv.-e7l saS 7s5,
nl2.- broadway. li3 Bowerv. Place 53 West
l25h and West Shore Stations foot Of west @ed,s sn3
foot OF Jayst, North River: C. F.. LAMPERT. 5enes1R
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
Railroads,
pennsylvania
~ RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICN
AND
Inc Scenic Line TO the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. feet Of
Desbrosses and COrtIandt Streets, a.
foilows:-
On and after MARCH lst, 1891.
On and after MARCH ist, 1891.

o THE PAST LINE.
n ssSas SSassSs una gs'; 20 cf M
eSaaes. eeSIfss? 90 si.J iS 4Sss %S ~
1n@ rESsss Yr' IsaailD t1ssD' tsMIfsD Sn'nTiny
6rwg and ste Room sausysy Of r.r yssseus
:ss Rasae R%f STSe:
sSa & loi s beth scay.s :s.s
M eRees p home or ONCE Hastsd BY steam and lighted
ana 'sass sas cSesas I'ss % Ass: ass
acs sppoi 2 cmG,G% o,In, ,cIScISNATI EXPRESS
ssssss and aSs. TS$
n" rid I'D s. sGaii 7'9 sSpRrsst z ssst day
$50 p M.-Pullman vestibule Sleeping Car Nev.Yoes
S DS6s a. tss SAaso e S Sps s sSs S ss$
burg TO Richmond AID Chicago. Arrives at Clneinnan
Gsas 2q 20 m Gsn ca. s saa & sSs
and Toledo daily, except Saturday.
PACiFIC LXPHEss.
SSSs % MeSpSs u. "a he
:ss.ss y: s:Ss En-.
ior asysl.nd and Columbus: sscept s.suidsy ~
Wasnason d Espress Of SD fs1aa nhs ., SOUTH l
WIN DwSas Css day e2ceP suassy Io:Io
With Ds car al at 'gd 20 % .s.
ssd as 70 sGCssseG &c. fspS's s5pS oS 80 NJ
e;i5 and $50 a. m. 40 S:o6. and oo D. n. II
For rntoaEh AaEATdc adG, S1, SITY IN weekdays with
FOR PHILADELPHIA
RIA p@as ana ~ rs Saiiiss s1'ts
Rssng so Ca5 saS so II So GS q M o ~ 20 90 2l0 %
?. n and II rs night. Accommodation, II 10 a. m.
ad0 d0 Io and oo 3 m Sundays. Express. el5 :So.
$50, 90 and 900 D. m, and II rs night. Accom-:
modation 100 p.
For time raoles local p,nts the Penn.
Sce Ha & PR8 P8 5 4 BosaSsy IIss A.
House and foot OF Desbrcsscs Cortlandt Court
St. $50 Fulton-s, and Brooklyn Station foot oe
Fultonst, Brooklyn; rs Hudsonst. Hoboken; Station.
Jersey City,
The Nev-York Transfer Company will ana cheeh
baggage from hotels and residences through destinations
CHAS. T. PUGH j. X. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
POYAL MAIL 10 THE NLTHEKLANDo

Departures Wednesdays Saturdays Of large and
commodlous mall Rotterdam and Amsterdam,
calling both ways at Boulogne landing passengers
within 3S, hours OF Paris and London. 49,
rates $45 to $50 after May l, 800 to so Bee
ond cabin S32 after May s35 Special through rate to
London. Excursion tickets on favorable terms.
zaandam. pr. 80. IN AmstsriamMay 9, 30 am.
haasdam May Q, II 80 o. m L. Calad. May 49, 30 AIN
illustrated guide, passsge Sc, apply at
GENERAL PASS AGENCY. Broadway. York.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
Orean 9teamers

A LLAN-STATE LINE between New ork
"A Glasgow apd Moyle londonderry Through tckees
STATE OF NFvx "a T Thurs May IL, g. m.
rASS1RlAN -,
STATE OF NEBRASRA......I Ihursp NAY 20 ! n M.
Steaners marked with do carry passenger - ,,
Cabin passage s35 and upward according 70 oS.s0
staterOOm. Excursion tickets, $50 ana upward oeI
rate $50 From pier Columbia Stores asnv sSISh TO pey
AUSTIN BALDWIN g. Co, AGENT, w.,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
New.York, Thursday, April 20. 1891.

New.York Thursday. April 20, 1897.
The following sales held at the Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day:
S-story building with lot, No 297 Broome-st, s, W
Eldrdgc.st lot u 0xS7G; Sophie 0pperhemer Flo 100
5-story buildings with lots. No 10 Fast lOdst,
255 It ith-aye lots 25xiO011 each: Frcdk Brommcr
s32, 900 - ,,,. oo., . ,o-
II e 11thave. lot 1GSX9S9 o Fitzsimmons, ~ GOO.
. lots West 64th-st. 300 # W Sthave, 25xlO05 {;
Philip Milgan, 10000 - =, - o., - o-,oo 9, .,
lots. West ll1thst, 10 IT W Sth-aVe 23XlOO IL
each JnO IIcirrr, =. 500. - -.
3 lots, Amsteriam.aVe, ~ IL IOth-st, ZoNlOO
each: + NJ Smith, $4,000. -
S12.1O0 - 80
lots on West End-ave. W corner J7th-st 252x100
eacr; Il w Arnold. 5000. -.
lot on West Endave, adjoining above 25.3xloo
. lots on West End-ave, adjoining above, 25.3x1OO
each; w Meyer, $4,000.
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.
9story cottage with plot OF land on 7thave, corner
9th.gt blot TJNl2j. MhitcN0nG IL M B0alneI Tfr1o0'
NEW-JERSEY PROPERTY.
Plot Of land Clinton Place. 5o57 # Newark
ave. 5OXlS9.7; Richard = Ware, 500.
At the y. Y Real Estate Salesroom:
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY
81 lots on lst and Narrows aves. 10Th and S0h ss
Bay Ridge s21135 20 lots on lst and Narrows aves;
sOth slst st. s24 G90 and lots on Narrows and
Ridge ayes $3.50
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
flats to Get, Hnfnrnisbeo.
"NUMBER EIGHTY MADlS0N-AVE
A handsome apartment TO rent Building nrepi oot'
Gountrp propstin for Sale ano % tfl
INVEST
In the Fruit -Growing Lands OF Ceutrni
CALIFORNIA.


Cooperative colonization managed b. business men on
business principles. The John Brown Colony nave iol
sa rye tracts land best adapted for ru CROWNS
i'm California entirely original aud popular pan
thcv sell large small sections for immediate CULTIVATION
and assume consideration, the pnftng ana care Oh
ali varieties fruit until they arrFe at paturlt
when the purchaser may settle upon h Jano prepared 70
do business without loss OF time limited number OF
the Rnds Of this Company secured iy st mortgages Oh
the Of the purchaser making an investment sae c
youd II question, we'll highly profitable are Tor
Jonu Brown COLONY, MADEIRA, Cal.
OWN YOUR HOME in belui ful Flushing; the BAN
lots at 5000 upward $1C monthly paymnts, at Murray
lin station on the 'Bov Park" property, well known
f,r many wears as the OF the BOVINE family, and
one Of the finest OF tn beautiful homesteads in tlushn
This land naturally Attractive, Is being highly improved
and h I'm the very conte OF rapid development Front.
ing on Broadway TIE nncadamzed principal street OF
Finishing havnl ater, gas and sewerage, IN close
noxmitv 10 churches and schools surrounded by Daut-
mi villas ns antly commands the admiration G Me
select homo Please address for free map, BENZ
W HITCH NoCK IA Chambers-st., n. Y
T. S.-Vlstors take l, or O'Clock tram from Long
Island City.
XD HERE WILL YOU SUMMERt HAVE YOU
w VISITED Lawrence Beach II not accept our invita-
on and do so without delay Splendid COTTAGES furnished
and unfunshcd for sale and rent upon easy terms TO
Reach Hotel II desired. This beautiful locality adjoins
Cedarhust and Lawrence surrounded by fine drives and
a lovely nelghbOrhoOd OF ehnements Bathing, boating
and fishing with freedom from annoyances OF every de-
scription. Address for map and tickets. BENZ. w.
HIfCHCOCK owner, II Chambers-st.. NewYork
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE ANn
WASIIIN NGT0N
ROYAL BLUE LINE

ROl AL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia at 80. AS, 90 IL 80 a. m 40.
ZOO, 80, 100 90 200, 80 y. ~. II :l5 nicnt
SUNDAYS, 900, IL 100 a. m, 200, 80, 5 0o SOD
For Baltimore and Washington daily at 90 II 30 with
Dining Car except sundays a. m. 90 8 80 CDnins
Car). 800 D. IN. II 10 night. Dining Car on o a. m.
Sundays. >
Trains leaving at as. IL 80 m. 30 4 90 S ~
80 p. II l5 night eNcept Saturday n yhtl Sndays
80. 200. 600 D. m have connection for Reading Hsr.
risburg POttsville, &c
For sunbuy and MliamsDOrt via Philadelphia at 7:4s
q. Il 80 Buffet Parlor Carl 80 D. m i9:l5 mid.
nighs except SATURDAY. night sundays 500 p. N.
Tickets and PaTlOrC1r seats be procired az II
172 o6l. 49, 9H. 1,li0 1928 broadway 757 tth.aye.
26i West l25thst.. l3i East l25th-st.. New-York: 4
Court-st. $50 Fulton-st.. 9S Broadway. Drookyn
New-York Transfer Company VIII call for aud check
baggage from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
Citn propertp for Sole.

- OR SALE OR WILL, RENT-SGth-st., near Riverside
Drive; our-story house hardwood finish handsomely
nerfrct order; bargain. Apply secretary,
decorass,TIr 81 mt FRBAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
1T Broadway, N. Y
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
Ocean Steamers.
- Ii. MACY Il CO.,
IL. SIXTH.AvE. 18TH TO 14TH ST.
STEAMER OUTFITS
yOR MEN. WOMEN. AND CHILDREN.

STEAMER OUTFITS
FOR MEN, WOMEN. AND CHILDREN.
STEAMER CHAIRS, -
STEAMER TRUNKS. VALIsES, ..,or,
MARINE AND FIELD GLASSES.
AT PRICES FROM 20 TO 33 13 PER CENT LESS
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE
A NCHOR LINE, l.. 5. Mai Steamships
N FOR GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
From Pier 54. n. r.. foot OF West 24th.st
tfrcassa.. May =, noon Ancror May H.
Dev ona May o. $50 am Ethiopia. May 80, 10 80 a.
CIlY OF ROME MAY %. a. u. June -. u.
Rates for Saloon Passage
BY 6. 8. CITY OF ROME. $50 and upward.
according U accommodation and location OF Room.
Other Steamers OF the line $50 and upward
Second Cabin, $50. Stee1ge, $50
booked at through rates " or from 2ny city In
Greet Britain the Continent.
book Of and further information apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. ". Y.
ID ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES TO CALIFORNIA: JAPAN CHINA.
iENlKAf AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO,
From Scw-York, pier foot OF Canal'st. n. r.,
for San francisco, via the Isthmus OF Panama.
CITY OF PARA sails Friday, May l. noon.
brom San francisco, 1st and prannan sts
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CHINA sails Thursday May 7, D. m
freight passage and general information apply 10
companys oil on The pier, foot OF Canalst. n. r.
H. j. BULLAY General superintendent
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
fdrhers.


A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
&c., TO Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 70
Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNGFULTON, % Union SQUARE
A MEXICAN SCHOOL BUREAU has BEST TEACH
n Frs, locality, all branches NO FEE for regstra
tration. Form for stamp. p. V. HUYSSOON w 14thst
A TUTORS Professors, Teachers, Governesses OF al
n, branches supplied to universities colleges schools and
families Circulars schools 70 parents Modern languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE Room ID 100 othaVe.
ID RIVATE TUTOR, Yale graduate, recommended by
L Rev. DR.. VIM. NJ. Taylor: "A successful teacher. emil
nentY qualified" Address A. EVERETT STONE, 10
East 52d-st.
IT NION TEACHEkS' AGENCY supplies scnool onncefs
u with teachers teachers with positions
II. M. HARRINGTON Prop. 81 Lafayerte Pl. N. Y.
w TFACHERS-LADIES.-P Organ for
w Young Ladies, Seminary salary 5000 and home;
vocal teacher for Boarding School French teacher for
college primary English teacher $500; Governess, Ger
man. Piano. English French Nursery Governess. Apply
10 Miss DONOVAN'S TEACHERS BUREAU, 80 East
11th-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
CENTRAL X. X. OF NEW-JERsEY.
EOOI OF LIBEKTl-sT, NORTH RIVEA
Time Table OF Nav I'd 1891.

FOOT OF LIBERrl-ST, NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of May I'd 1891. I
80 m. for Easton. Manch Chunk, wilkesbarrs,
Scranton ng Harrisburg, Iamaqua, shamokin Sun.
bury. Wiiamport On Sundays for EIson Mauch Chunk
Wilkesbarre and Scranton.
90 a. III. for EastOn.
200 m. for East0n and Mauch Chunk. On SUNDAYS.
EastOn, Mauch Chunk and Shamokin.
10 a IN. for EastOn. Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre.
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