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Delaware Iachawnnna and Western X. ".
stations IN NewYork foot of Barclay and Christ phrr
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. vH-rIBILTD TRAINS.

Dlrect rous 70 Nl;WAkK, bL6oMI'IELD MONT
CLAIR THE OtAN6i.N, summit. BcrnorisSIn'. Bask
i.s dgr M,sa''es >lor',Sg.9 lp,,o r'''
Mor,Alc""NG. hacfo'' dtSe,q SfilooLEY'S, MoCX
WHrf;Er GArs ISrrl;S2TDNElEG eeS scaaisns
OK 12AAMMy,IT4LdEJ H2KiMiirrMEfMnh%f -
,i9,'' ElTi,1iA % n 3l'bs N3KWlcIl. Watn
SYRACUSE. oeyEGO. ITHACA. 0WFGo. ELMIRA
CORNING. EATn. DANSVILT.T. Pr- l.i'iIo an. ali
points WEST. NORTHWEST AVD S0trrIiwf:ST
90" A. VI. D. FFALD. "a niIr1.D srhINtn ana
O~MHGO ENpEi - r !lman laflof cans CONNECTS
a. Bnrao Niih tfhn ns CHICAGO. anlNn. 145
~ !. VI. niXGTiiMToN MAIL. Stop, q. principal
station.
I:OOt. ". SCRANTON. EfNGHAMToN .na FtMfRA
EAPEl.~~. Pulm;n colchcs. Iarlor cas-
la0 4. VI. : .RhNTON, WII.KEfHEI:EE and rI.YM.
OCTll EXPHF,S. Pullman psro ,ats ' ~
1890 y. VI. ,d"iy III FtALp LINli1TD EXPREsS
Pullman slcoTets. A. vcs st rs a m
9ioo r. VI; lesiy,. xn,FfALo, RlCHFIELD SPRINGS
-, TICKETS CAT PULLMAN ACCoVNoDXTioXS a, ~
aa o,5 ana ~ hro"1vSy Tc.ct at ferry stations
ave- New-York; 333 wOshinet'n.-t 726 Fulton ct and
.vS Bedio' dave brooklyn Tine tables giving full
form1tion. at all stations '' H'''"H "
WESTCoTT EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call for and
cheek baggage em hotel residence 70 des,ination
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A MEXICAN ASD FOREIGN TEAt HERS AGENCY
"A ~uipn"s rc'-..crs Teacher. Tutor poNernesses.
&C.. 70 Colleges, k'h9o.. snd Esnie.. Apply "
MIS-. J. ". YOUNG FULTON. 70 Unloh square.
A MEXICAN ANb FOEEIdS Professors TEA i
"a S Tutor, doverrc-.e' etc.. 81 81 branches .npplco
Uniycrsl'ies Ccl-.-s hchOcs and FVntlcs Ccuidts
Sthoos Parent. Hod"rn IrntIsg's .prk-h d RAN
COYlIEEL Hook Banding 80 FHu-sys- 2Otn-st
Il rS1' TLACrTrs supplied To- all or.ncne. m NAJ
ID locality 30 EEi, for rrsI'ti,tlon FORM for stADb.
f.Y.HU YSSooN. American School Bureau. W. lt,Att
EI@TCLAos TEACHERS supplied without charge
AGENCY tc+titl.h'd 1850. W. Ken ~ Fast lith-st
- ElIAIc IrT0f. Yale grain-t". .ueceaful IN Drep,r
i ing for college anc frtonIunded by wtllAnOrn
families Addie-, A. EVERETT SIo%I. lj2 West teth-s.
DRtNAfE II fIlON Curle thr rirInrt months py
L college graduate OF sN vars eNP-iience. ADDRESS
HERMAN DEISLER No. EaH tofh-.t.
- CHEEMEEuOEN'> TEACHERS ArtNCY -
- Oldest and best In g. (. Established $500.
EAST I+rii.Sr. y. Y.
~ HE FISK fe,ch"rs' ApeneI-s YerE Boston, chi
j csgo Los Angeles. &c. 900 position, filed II \.
CROCkEh y y. Menafcr Lincoln Eldg. Uaion 81
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ST JOHNS SCHOOL

wArri'T S ADAMS l. ~. Associate Principal.
A nriufa'ory school ~ high grade. Military sy-t'n
ThoroIghy e.iur;cd laboratory gymnasium with swmm ne
fanb ard ,i... grounds. Np ri0i Of Younger bow
The 2ith year Wiz begin N'ptcmb"f 20
S,7, ,,f.oE,,l.S HALL FOE BOYS 81 Georges MI
- college or Igu>lur.~ lTpf. !. g.. kISI.AR 4 NJ.
In Un,rua thorough. -sf" with aonahr charge
rIHr HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, Worc"si"'
i Me,s.-31th year. Classical, ) cnnhc business ~"
rorc j. A. SHAW. &. NJ. Head Mnster.
,f,EINITS SCHOOL. TIVOLIoN D>ON. y. y
! H.. ation I'D surround un>urpt>-'d. Equipment
,orDlcfn t,,rnaeigm. drlI hal utfhng alleys. g.
1Ho'orl pr pr: 70 ,oicac. scientific schools or
JAS. STAFF CLAIR. = D r-"'or
n uE PLEI SKILL MlLilAEI ACADEMY; Peg .siit
L New. YorK-Jqth Send for illustrated rt,aogne
JONI y. TfLnFN. \. N NJ. D.. PilLclni
Xg FNLI.YAN ACADEMY. W1LHrAHAN. MASS.
w On. OF fh" best ad' BE- and a>rrl - Ooi~ IN W
yur'a 800. l.N In I'D, tnrr aid The r.nailc'r
Jan. l.. VII co'ci Ordinary TUITION 0iih Ioa'd Tor the
Rev WM. r. Hi.WllALi ~ NJ. Pin.
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Railroads.
New-York and Long Branch Railroad

Tor End Baui Long Eranrh. Ocean Grove hs0urT
PARK, Spring l.atc and Point fi,aSant
ITiins l"dNr
Foot (Oftlludt AID Dr>IrO>-"s
3 30. 30 - 10, 10 90 ltAl1r--I ~. - noon, 20
(Saturay. onjl 80 10 lrVpto.-l. 20 fcNpc-e
crlt Rid B,nhl, 90. 10. % y. ~ Sundsys. 10.
- a. H., - D. NJ
Foot Libcrtv-t.:
30. -. 20 30 II 30 a. "a frNp'TS 20 Saturday.
onlyJ -, 3 30 tcNpsr>-i 90 80 icxprr--j.
80. SD y. N. sunday. o.i5 II 30 q NJ p. m.
sunday trains do not stop at Ocean and A-hury
I.rk
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Grlp Wanteo.

GENTS.ss1 made last by one agent selling our
"A new cutlery speciality. Address call after u m
CLAUSS SHEAR co. 100 Chambers-st.
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si5 a NJ 70 b ~. SnndlY'. Nh IN, 80 D. N
ior El,ton 90 y - 4. H.. 40. 2.l5 80 5.i5,
30 D. m Sqndays go SIS Hoe am. 40, 80 pm
FOR lr,hlchrm Allentown ond M1uch chunk. 20. \ II
n m. I23O - - except M1qch Chunk 5i5 5dj. 80
H. M SundaS- 100. So. Hoo a. ~ 20 30 p IN.
Tor Ii,1.lton SIS a. m l23o. 30 80 y M Sun
a ~ n,nt, i'm the Mahamoy coat rsClon at 3 - m !;
10 On 81 H. m. SundayS. y -. II % y. m.
i'or Wikcshatre Pltt'ton and scranton, 80 q. m.
IL 80 3 -. 80 y. Sunday except Scranton BIB
d. iri or imra "si5 q. m; 1880. 79o p. Sundays.
e. =. m. 40 p NJ. go an
TICKET. and par.o ear ~ procured OF IT, G3j
aG1 rs rs 942. iliO Broadway; - Murayst'. 81 !
1ana,.sf ri Fas. 14th--t. 235 Colgmhu,ave. and 81
Wrss I25rl>t Nrw.York; 33s wa,hlngton.st 72G Full.
,nn.st urook, vn and a broadway. Williams burg
Wcs.cntt Fypcss Co will call for and check baggage
,rom hotel or residence 10 destination.
"" NrLTOD {. q HANCOCK.
prcs,t & zen Mgr Gen Pas. AGENT
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Ral!roa6s.
Pennsylvania
d RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AmEHlCA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals&Int OckingSwitches
TRAINS LEAVE STA11ON~ '""' Va
u.,-,.,. mad CortInndt streets.
In Effect JULY 9th. 1892.
TIE FAST LINE.

BesDEOssC~ ANA
In Effect JULY 9th. 1892.
TIE FAST LINE.
300 - ytug sccp pns ana Pa rs a. of'
indianapolis IL 40 N, CHICAGO % - 20 Tor Toledo
E I-%icI S Sal lIa ~" "'''
Tie PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 4. M.-c,mno.cd exclusively Of Pullman Vestibuis
D.vng and Room sleeping c Dimgi rn0Sr.
and Observation Carr pr,s..''R oth,oont for both
scNc. d nsd barGcr.shop hrOry and all the c o5s
h% da6 c S 4G" rR o Arrives St"ca 30
I I%S."? gi5 y 20 % 5oIt r. da S.''"Ro
~TLOUi. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
aoo z saa Dss y d S &tR9 G'FS to ron s
and Cacnnat ve.tbule smoking Car ans 's ,,ves
raca Hoatsfs No. and s. 70 Goa: o. p
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
aa 49, nd THf s%f R9p ss
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 ye, Na sS9n Sn Gsa s 1e~
To1f l Tiso a a"i .sag 11IEs'
Connect, for ToicGo daily cScspt Saturday.
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
500 p. M-ruuman auGt Sleeping Cor Ncy.f0rk n TO
@y yaG% " 5 week. G ha g. d,y ard gay cea
o. ,0ad mqrGs S9n sscd f@a a,f UsGo 0'
'n' Tor . .orTm. ,ya .Ts' EMPRESS
$40 r Mrq N%p %:9 Sa st ui Dnnt Car AZ
toona t." ichnond Arrives Co'umSss 2 is p. M
n i1 G 100 D. M m .oloS S'm nUnns ~ D. %
$40 r. M.-Daiy Tor al points on Richmond ara pan
Nllr Railroad with Through Sleeper TO New'orl'an''
900 r. N-D,iiy for OIL points Chesapeake and ONO
E,way Win Through S!cGpng and DINING "a. Sst' with
Through Pullman Buffet Stepping car 70 New-orfahS'
Via Knoxville Chattanooga and Birmingham
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
10IoA. ~" Washington Limited Expre,s-"' Veg pas
senr"r Coaches. oningt ar 70 Baltimore, arriving IN
800 = w.. co"src..iona, L,rsea" daily pm;
man Nctlbu,e ParIor Car. aud DinincCsr arriving
washington s:25 p N. 80 eNtr' ia,a beyond usual
Additional LNprc-- Trains; 920 100 go and "a
ns For IanS 9ny S 20 20 M s"o aas iS
70? At.nn CITY, ! 80 p. m; wcckdoys with through
Tor ape tiny, 90 p. IL. weekdays. Through Bures
pauor car.
For Long Branch. Asauv Park: Ocean Grove and Point
80. 3.I0 3 TO- 20 no and 90 p N, week:
a. me- All Is T. N. do not stop at Asbury PARK
and Occen Grove STncayaD
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
INp'css. % 20. 90 80 300 80 90 " PENN
svyania iutod Nth DinlnsCar.and 10 10 Washington
Limited WIN DiningCari. ar1 II 90 L. 70, 90,
@:lo, :oo 80. 900, 80 90. 500. 30. 90.
- 70 3D. $40 40 91 ,a 90 R M s ns ~ E9peas;
200: 900. 30 900 6 30 90 80 ana 90 ..
ard y - nirht. Accomu ofaton 40 s'd 90 y.
For Timetable Of aims 70 local point. me Pernsyl
ONicrs. Sos @Gl. i3j $40 ga ana .3,3 Dro9dway. l
ol wc. I2jt.t 35i Coorr6rs saw ard foot Of Dss
bro-~s and torardt So. CcU-t-st.. $50 Flton-st.,
Icr,cy Cl'r.
Tho Nc.forx r-pnsf,r Company VIII call ,or ana check
CHAS : PrGu. J. H. WOOD.
General Manager. Gene a! Ias,'r Agent.
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1u5IruttlOn.
. hen-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
4 orpEN NIL ,SnooL toH b@oHxS> :, caste S6r,
~ .ic PfinSp aIq KIN s otoaIaa.oa. % s. ! w.
I EvING INSTITUTE TarrytrMu.on. Hud-on. -
Opens Sept H. '' rTA% 'I%Si si''n h:H 'p1 10
4 OXG ISLAND M!LIlAEt !, ADii.4. Gosiyn. Long
l. i'I'rd c'osas Oh app r. l s EYArr rrrc,ra
a,ITCHEGL'S BOYS SCHOOL: nnelc,. Mas. 1s mile.
III from jostoq on The r. /. T.. r strictly
it aa . ra" s S-% SEND Tor circaI.r
N c. MITCHELL. \. NJ. Principal
r;OTTcLAIE MILITARY ACADEMY
~ College and nG'9 Frv21sio" fear: i've
NJ Iehfrl helpu honcAc Edo rtoa Win rm1,ion
S O. t" sta Rev '' u j. toAL Nj G'nceio" ira
n r'eH DEPT It M2l' %G 2 E", f. M f p
DAEK AvrNrT I'oT1rrTE' Bridgeport Conn.-lN.
L ~rIcat bomr .,ho9l toI Ioys ad.antngcs nTstcgs,i
r'" e,fc1!af, sddc.~ SEM r. JONES f. NJ Principal
pExXsyLvAHIAMiLT}A, xAcApEENY &ne::.'. Ap
ply 10 "'' a, Ml'iIThEY CoLLTGE ,'"'''''
D r ~, 2r T. Hf> Fl
4 AHRA gE lfd3 H:r %'E raa1
pcshfgi ,Trcundne. Special care for 5oy'. H.
"'' GnaS Il. SSTEorr F. T. MorLrox rrncpl,
OrcToEY school MAMREN. Co%N.
Rc% :rITgSSfh'R rS e p. SGsl
n IvEKytEw ACADEMY.
TX i'oushkccpsie. y. 7.
5-tb wear PrcrHrrs thoroughly for Oacge. the cor.
srnnent sdeuics. and nuS.ncss hlt1ty Organization
~ BfSBEE AMEN. Principals.
ID 0SwETT HOME htnoo!, I,'ek'kiIi s Y Bsy'
send for rircular Mrs. Daniel d. Chamberlain. Principal
- TTGEKS PEEfAfAIoEY i90i. FOR BOYS.
l.. Il. PAYSON. Pm. d. Head Master.
ST. JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL.
MsNrIUS. y. Y.
Full course OF study Under the Visitation Of the Rcsns
a. University Of New ! ORR aun war Dcl.'ftu ert
=, ,,ev 7. y. Huntington Fret VIM. Nerbeck, Supt
{, IGLAES fEtI'AEhroEh ., nOuL (r60o, NEw
- BIRaH y. y. OPENS SffI EMBEh -. no
' HENRY ". SIHiAk.
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. RE lines.

~ SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NETWORK AID
IKE n II s. h5 s S f5h%Sf$s ASS
r,, rogt" % Ta.salc. Paterson. Tuxedo. Newburg.
81 id'towr. for Jc'yi- Monticello White Lake, Homes
a'i.. scranton Bn'han;on. Em.ra, Coming. Watkins.
r.rn. 1nth Hamuont-por. Avon Spfing, Rochester,
tomds,e Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Chauta aqua
Laa" Cleveland. Cincinnati, st. Louis Chicago and all
points Yves. Trains Lave Ncw.york foo' Of Chambers.
-. follows ard earlier from West 29d.st
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
900 n or Ni'52 o E-s to ina . Gsan s1syr9
iuflI-Ni' ~ 60. irnah. Connect, a. Port Jeryis IA
Union station. except sunday. Tor MontI,eo
|E>rIEjLE LIMITED.
300 g & na " "a s' SAe assS VIA e SaDs9
10 tn.c,go. tlo,'lsud and cincinnati.
FOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
, On r. NJ. except Suudly-tOr Bnghamton. Homes
D.oU lal" and Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EMPRESS.
& oO ?. n Daiir-soud train = ChicaSo Via Niagara
DIV I'm, AID ,,'""d Trunk Railway. scepers to
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
y On P. NJ Duiy-Na Chaut1uqua Lake and Niagara
O')V Fails N,Ad train % Chicago slccpcrs "
FOR rOkT JERvIS.
WriK DAYS a. n'.. . a NJ 10 30 a. m. ] p. m,
W 80 D. n.. so p NJ. 30 D. M. y. ~. 30
r. IA. SundaJ--9 a. Ia. p 49,. 30 u. NJ 80 D. III.
FOn NEWBrnG.
W EEK DNr>-9 \. m. - p. NJ p. m. O ~
W p. NJ. : T. Ia. SrnGSi~-3 a. H.. y. n. u 80 y.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
MAPS AID TIMETABLES De obtained from
tirrg -''',, i,t Il ho~l. ard boarding horses Sub.
nrisn ilon"-' desc hnc vicinity oi New.Nofk. "Chiu.
'I,tic hGIiS NN6. ir,IL:-.N XctoMN6DiiioNs at
ua, Wll,usAulg. 700 Hudson ~ Ioioken aud Jersey
T.. .la'o' l:ir Ts@'i-' om"9y cais lo' ena ch.c.s
II. l. ROBERTS. G-n"ul raNNeng-r Agent.
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Railroads.

RnllronuS.
AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD
NETWORK
(EN EN- IT., a :. a.
DIRECT LIVE To HiACARA FALLS
'sP %' on" o", HrHpF o the City
OF New York. Trains leave n follows;
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS
$780, m wapS ~ T [Ft, S f1Pe Arrive Bu'ao 10
Niagara FaIls > - p. NJ. Clayton 80 J.. IN.
FAST NAH.
$40 A: M:-paiy Tor Aba"{ rscs i Hf" I,d
SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE AND MONTREAL
9:2O N y; p w.. M ,@rr, ' "a p M D'
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 A. VI. Daily. due Chic'go o:45 a m next day.
DAY EVrRES-
1890 S run w,s Of ccnd Sad Dsr, t1 D
SARATOGA LIMITED.
1907; n MoSa'UEdM TX only Duo Troy $40 M;
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
1:55 .Pey due cnc""S r. III, ~ fare, g. m St.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1.SS r.. M.-Daily due Chicago y. VI. next day.
''SS No extra fore.
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL,
3.3O p. uM.-rNccps suneay-. Due Albany 7;25,
WV Troy Is, saratoga 80 D. M
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4.30 p. M.-Daily. detroit s:jj a. IN Chicaso.
FAST WESTERN EMPRESS.
6.(l1 r.. VI. Daily. due Chicago 200 D. 81, Louis
NORTHERN EMPRESS.
ZOO p. M.-Dai'y. due Montreal 7:jj C. m.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
ian r. VI. -Daly. dno Buffalo 80 M Niagara
.OO ais . % A. n. Cioyion , f5 q.
ADIRONDACK- AND THOUSAND ISLANDS
EMPRESS
~" N.fanac 20 10 m; Upper Lake. II 10
a. N; Childwold II 80 o. m; Clayton q coo ISLANDS,
- 4.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
WV dnnspois II IL D. NJ; 81. Louis, 80 a IN.
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
Q.n0 =. VI. Daily, oiecpins.Car pa',nsers only car
o.0c md Oh this train iot Rochester. DUO 80
CHICAGO NIGHT EMPRESS.
Q.15 r. .-9aiy. FOR run.lo. Wat'i,own. 0sccns-
S''S burg. DctioIt and Chicago.
PlTr>FIELD. LEN0X. NORTH ADAMS AND TIE
m BEkk>nIkE HILLS Win Harlem Di,i-ion H.,
~ OF H.. due pItt.i'h 81. north Adams 50 T.
8 30 p M due Pittsi..d 10 North Adam. 10 y: N.
A M,S tnfa, and ,atnr'y' eny a. 30 ~ io' Ts
ca a,a,v .. Gr@ |fa ,f'.cn "' a. - liz 81 III
aud I9s'-t station. New-lo 333 Na>hugton-st. S-U
fu,ion-,, and - Ero,osa'. l. D.. Bro,n W.
a 'o 80 SO. {a5 500 p H. stop at iasth-,t,
JOIN NJ TorvEY. GHoHGE II. DANfrL>.
General N1nIGer ''ch"r' fI~-"ng'l Agent.
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1nsfrHIIlph

For Young Ladics-City.
4 CADTNIC CLASSES FOR GIRLS. f3 WEST 9TH.
n ST. formerly 12j .l.-Preparstory and Primary
Dcps Ind Vidua Instruction Special attention
h College prepai alton Resident students.
MARY f. WILTON. A. ~, and LOIS. A BANGS.
A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN Normal School. al so
"A West 22d.st. and SO nurnctst., r. Orange. y. J.
TWENTY begins Sept II summer season every
yeas; teachers ard children boarded Emily NJ Gee. frn
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For Philadelphia. Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Pni,1clram f,pr-- 800 Ito. go. 700. no q; d.
. ~, a'"F 81, ~ ., - a i' "s, S day.. 5eo
1850. ne ~; tn' ann . a.. $780, '''. Vs."
Ml,,n6r ana wa-'lns,on l.,prc, Dan, At 90 II 90
Z. ~ vim dining $50. $50. dining ear 300 T. H.
%adcoa .r.n v-faay- tol baltimore a. go p m
rarot 'ar IN b1' die' =, rr,F'' Sn 30 Is
,on 100 30, 50 -. H.. ltli night. .>,'pt ,ain ~
,isn, Srad,,, Ii. 30 De. 100. $50. 300. 5@o oc'
t., IIarli,'sir y, go. 80. So r." loo -?
90, 5oo - Co., ~ niss"' ,,'rp' s''lil m,,
Io ion-tlc 10 80. -, r.. 40. l3o ,oo.
p !; 20 niS @ &c It, i n s ass, 9''
20 FOR ,u"lur, L.w'.ig All Wiln,po % 80.
81. vi, o ',i Srna ao ~ }? ~, oaa1,
Ior Iasio,. G"'iieh"m Ail"9'gH"1 Mann 1nnnS. &c..
f., w sc,brr. its6n and 'e,,'to so H. 40
p p iiiaS ndr: nraa.h aoa l,sr rqla'ron- 900
., o. 100 80 p q i9' gay, 10 70 l.o r
20 IS 900 4.3o 300 ~ "''' 80 p ~. N"'-
.tUAII ROUTE For LONG BRANCH. OCEAN
GROVE. ETC.
Tor F,ehoId and Atlantic lIighland- 40. Sij. 1850
- n 30 40. SD y u. sunday. vl1 q. ~. 600.
fG' r., Eaax Ioas Branch aud points south Point
Ploa aui, $50 81; loW' iso 40 ~ 20 S''''lal'
az. ,>r, nj Or,an 'r,,c aud AsburN Para ol| ll3o
& r. r., 'ata,oyd Toms rlyer Rarn"r,t PARK and Barns
, 20 : ~, ~, 30 t3O y IA.
FOR Atlantic CITY Vin'Iand and BrIeG'ton. $50 a. m.
TX Monuou., n,acb seahGght aud Highland Beach.
$40. s.ij = m; 80 80, nt' p n,
ron rOXC ERAN'H. OCrAN GROVE. ETC
From Per ). y. r. loot Rector s.
For Atlantic Hghands iug9and Beach S.a5Ish and and
Long Branch a. &c. 9s S ~ 90 D mo- ''' 40'
Tor Fibcron, OCEAN Groyc t~bn,J PARK and Point
Pe fo aaswdoi. fo@ River and arncaat m
I 90 345 ,. m.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
Stu.ion foot of Liberty III. North River
Ilmn Inhr IN .f-.t Jlnc -. ~.

Train, lrnNc VA
Central Railroad of New Jersey
VA-III>t:TON 5-UO;H FLYER. DAILY iiiJo
A. VI. PIiiLiD't FAST IINf, E\tEPI II MA
4 PRI~-. tfT - NDNh.
S:lJ 4. W.. iBO I'NI.
Long BRANCH tLiLN, "N'EPF - NDAN' ''o
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Prooklyn.

IsT CATHARINEs HALL, 2SG.co2 Washington ave-.
- prooilvn H. I-Diocc,sn schoo for young ladies end
en- drcn. Prepares for college EeVl,ns ~. 20 1892.
Appiy 70 the superior
rJ,HE RROORLYN HEIGHTS Seminary. Eoad and
i school fCI oigs. 42d year. Opens Sept. 20;
College preps i3Sl40 Monaeues: Brooklyn, " y.
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Nnsical ln6frllctlon.

~ RAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
VI AZ w. :3d.st formerly or 1hAb
OPEN ALI. ST MINER.
Special terms teachers and Professionals. Grtced
sourso for beginners. S,nf FOR particulars
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A DrICE ABOUT StnUOi.N and circria-, fre- par
n eats. ocatS. ~ ped .tfs age aud
7. Y. II zoos. American srtO' Bur : " Itt1-st
II IEtfLNES SCHOOLS. Lo.H .cNcS. cf'r 90 court-y
v With cafefui Sdf!c- > p; ma NlNlAH COY
hil.li!.. hooh Buif.hs 100 1ihaNo.. cor. .Ot--t
~ ~ IfAVt NVollN ST. '..NE~HIr At Hamilton
i COLLEGE vi,ldine ,nrusilr 400 ls Vacant. II
ogrL To- PETITION " - young u.n ~ M" mare 81
I.rA,c NO ~. fatsl,gIc. cent aspiration.
TIOS T.. ~ DSON. fotrs" TREASURER
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w 'VI1IIlII VF MININ.
Pianoforfe teacher certl6ctts ENu'ners: william
Mo On. \. G. NJ, and Ai.cu Kos, Ial-on> \. c: ".
Dudley Rqck Pr, G,gt ~ r. P'mI,r io,iIio Aerl
H. T. shelley c. n liovley ar among me distinguished
r1,irt> of tl. ia .liN. Circulars appl'c0tl0
Adde's ii ". GREENE Secretary and Treasurer 10
saa 81 Eas, 1iih-st.. Ntw-Yo.k.
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fam 5fhoois.

Fam 5fhoois.
n Ew:roRK Law sCnooL 100 nrOaew'y Tcw.YeE
~ City.-"Dwsht pttlo1" Of Instruction; degree n
LII T. given aff w. years graduate now
added tuition fec. 800 For catalogues etc address
GEORGE CHASE DeNn.
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ChDNNN MOUNT ST URSULA. Ri ORD PARK
n = Y. on The Harlem RAILROAD near =. Jonn'> ''-
l.r Foldlam opposite Bonn PJfE- Ihls new boarding
D., School TO- Ladic and Children. iL chdi-c
The r~iiiuc Ssef~ equipped win ~ modern i'm
pr,,om"0t lht ~urrOpn..igs ST. healthy and -
ir''N Tho scoa-iic year bo.in~ thu nf,t Wcdnr-
day IN >optcWbs.
For terms address
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NUSIrutIlon.



For Young Lades-City.
N OAGDISo AND DAY sCHOOI. FOR GIRLS Nc. COZ
- 5tnsVe. Dr. and Ms Chss. IL ohrf fflhc
pals Advanced cla-scs with Columbia College professors,
classical SCHOOL foG GIRLS, 1901 Madison
u ave. y. T COLLEGE Prcpar iiio, Dci>'rn', f,i
nastlcs lot begin. sept, zS Liza " Norm Frh'p'i
n,ISs sPENCE's BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, for
VI Grs. Prmar7. Academic ana Non g. "a pn1sory
eaton. 6 West ieth-st. Ncw-Yotk.
ntIsS PEEBLfS AND MISS THoMPsoN'S
vi SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
90 and "a last 57th..t.. NewYork.
Address until sept l-t care OF j. Kennedy Tod Co..
6anhcts 80 Wsl.,t. y. y
sI-~ anna toLCoNtI. PEi:s:IN'S = HOvL-flIy
SI d,v ana ten resident pupils received HINT 0i 7N IN
Cs-'. Fourteenth year. october T. - ~ o''".--
Miss BARBER and Mss mon itoEI,N Mo, Morning
SURGE -fu and rapid preparation Tor coc &c ana OI
NIADEMoISELIE vELT1NS
NI SCHOOL For GIRLS.
173 West 73d.st. Ie.oVns Oct. 5.
KInd,rcprfcn conducted in French.
Sno.ia, building being constructed 100 and 1G2 West
7tth.st viii be occupied Nov. l.
NJlCS SUSAN ". VAN AMEINGI- -boAdinc and Day
vi school for tsI> Primary and ads an'ed departments
los East 3Sth~t. near Park-aNc.. Ncw-fok
HrNfT DA siLVNS English. French and German Board
vi nc and pay school fcr Girls tf"nch Ia" anruar" ~
the school and family. "A West 3sth-st R"opens oct 81
4, HI MISSES ELY'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
uAte OF Columbia HeIghn. Broofyn)
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
sJth and SEN Streets, NETWORK.
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For Bows ard Young Men-City..

70 twelve years Old rem IcPlhs Oct So
1 20 WEST 59TH-ST.
New Ycar Book at Nays. ~ jthavc
GEO +. CON-. y. A. LOUIS y. RAY. VI. a.
SUMNER SCHOOL. Introductory 70 fail college eNsn.
- nations. BEGINS iugus. 10Th Scientific. Classical
Eectrica Engineering. J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS
Ph. D.. Cas- Msdi'oisVe.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 1873 Broadway.
u paa, l2s.St-jGth vcar. Sumner classes.
~ Z. HINDElC kSON Ph. D.
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\ lWJlI.~Ii. Ian y Ipp
LAELMnnn MLInmrs ArMnOL


n NE CiLVEEACK t0ILlG. AID HrpchY RIVER
j institute f.r E,,. m: ,.if., SID orn j., BEN wear
~.i. 20. ~. lGt esfrlo-ius ardr-a
Rev. ~ ILAcn -. r. q. Cl'ycracE. y. Y.
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House and the stocks sold at the New-lork Stock
Exchange last week and for the week Of the pre-
ccding two years compare As follows:
Exchanges $500 Gs css s SES 2 rs s sSS S54
No. shsrcs sod. s0o,3lo lcd5l9i Loi3-'
TIE MONET AIRY SITUATION.
Money was drug AZ the Stock EXchann
Rates for call loans ranged from | TO , per cent
but q larger proportion of the business was done ~
| IL per cent. at which most renewals Gers
made; The supply OF time money ~ NOR
abundant ard pressing. Short loans were iAas
at TO II per cent, hut for four months MONEY
WAS offered Mt vcr cent, and for still lonsa
periods az - per cent. In the European mar
krts there was no material change. although
Paris the open market rate was shade easle
In general, there appeared to lee a CONGESTION 3
funds at all the European centres. The Bank
England rate Of discount remained unchanged -
? per cent, although gold continued TO 30 out"
Russia.
The foreign exchanges were dull and irn
The scarcity Of merchandise bills rendered necI
sary large shipments Of gold which were deas~
o week ago. The exports did not relieve The nlar
ket to any great extent, and AZ the close rsI,s
werc firm at 81 s7aSI 81 Ii for long, auS
- "a Lass ss /? for short sterling bills.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
The statement of net earnings In the month ~ q
June of the .Nchjon 1orelia and Santc re haT,
road completes the record for the fiscal year. y
viii bn "and in another place. II shows gr.
earnings in tie twelve months of so? t3,6!o,o
increase over The preceding wear of :3,lto,iy;ns.
BY m increase in tie working expenses the w
erase in net rarnngSs rot 50 sal lctory, Duu
amounts 10 S2,OlO.l50, the net earnings amouli..
Ing to Sti.553.S7 The net earnings per m ns
in the past year are calculated at 81 ,6l0. asah''
" S0s in tho preceding yclr ,.,s AZ
The Tribune has printed the gross earning, ss
tfty-seven railroad companies or systems l'i IA
second week of July. OF this number lorty,,n mf
cent, and fourteen companies return losses ave-,
! aging so per cent. The whole number gives
gain over the same week Of last year
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r. JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL.

M.NTIUh y. Y.
r coursa n, siudv the visitation o. the Rcsents
., i'nI,rr,lty Of Sew ork aud War Department
II, Rcv T. y. Huntington. Ire-t; VIM. Nrrbeck, Supc
- L.I-An-, tELLAEALnL:A - NOON ltaOn.. NV -.
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gcO 4. VI Pullman Vcstibue Sleeping ana Paf'or '1rs'
hrIit.n Ce,ciani - Columbus . ~ a. ~,
indianapolis IL 40 ~, CHICAGO =, =" % ,r Tocdo