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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
- ,D mr., rp,prNr MONDAY 49, ls92-T"ELVE rAoIo

ocr.x FREIGHTS-Berth business war Only iar
% S.ea ss" a ' and TeS S sss
Ea'h gr;p ab q $685. GO s Fl ga Sa at
ssa 9sn to Aniwe,p rETRoLE p Feabnrs
E.: s$s ;; &
tsis nF1 bs1s Lake ona prpGsy to
S sE iId s,s uesec 70 Yat@ou d RS ca , ET' o
schooner Bavct hence Fot a hence hence L. any Tenandn
XII and back .mIsr s. schooner s ba1 LIKE un iS
k ss "a E"ssa% DAT on rasa
s. brio bark ud hlsf FHa ns.r Nor
v'fs r-f Ssr1i asRfe
81: 81 ia s sof 2ds 1s g.: as S
s s!: CT III, +, s smI ss,rs g no 10
~ T.' nqu 'Siifa sEr e; ' hid
s sS%iS pS ssonla:I, .a' .Go s@0t Se
go psd oTs,nm.s. aDP:to5 sa snd
is sc ffa af o%a cSase short Tes {Iy 6 G;ea
!; 49, s: sss sas IN Ss Ct
200 o. for $50 sc for leo and Sc cI oF ' syma
ng with grain and nr1yn s.r a. 'e Spon dsnci
city STAN c sse ss @c4 c?"r aT
Auqu;. closed c'c SfH TTh iSisd
%t s, Ss sS S o On Sa aGrn2S on st supplies
c,rsmcry S,e and Pennsylvania hrsts to cxtraS ~
.of. Creamery Elgn cxtris l1s2oo: crc1mety W',trr
1rt, lsSist,s seconds lGal7c; thirds bait str"
dairy hail tubs and pals cAfWs lpi20c do hr>ts la
issc do seconds dlG?c State dairy. Welsh tubs OK:
ttas ISi,dl0c: nrst, lGbdl7i2c: seconds. lii2dlr
western imitation Crcamery nrs. i5dlGc; seconds. ~,
18c thirds i1112c, Western dairy rrets l3dlic sec,
ends I2d2ac Western factory. arst ~ do seconds y
dl2ioc factory and dairy thirds. lie Old BntrI amer
We:te tgloc w,'tcn ilctory and dairy lcd ns;
cn1nard. STATE factory ulI cram white I'm" o'.Gnc
good sdsac do part 'km. common to prime b.
request and about steady. state and Psnnsvlvnna new
laid choice dI64c Western. lGdl6'oo. for prime %
fancy do Inferior. La, lGc.
SuGAR-RAW-Inchanr and quiet Quoted o. 2'ic
f,r te Mu,covado ond 3ic for ~ tst centrifugal
-, REFINED. Firm. Cut loaf. oe.'.c: crushed
a,S,f: cubcs o.Isa4 Hide; xxx. 5s5sf Mould 4,
NI01t II.i6c Diamond A. j1Gdt 719; Confectionery
A. 5la6i 5.loc. columbia \ 4l.s,,.c WintsoF "a
t3lec Empire A. 4s'isc; ~ s,aiG No , - -
islee 81 10 . I icss 10 = ,cci 40 Sc H. s'loa
sTEARINE Lard steady. CITY quoted AZ &c in 'c.
and 7isc hhds. Sales. 10000 n Western 6i,c; not
choice. Oomsrgarine quoted at o'.c for city Sales
20 coo n at G4c and 100 hhds nearby and ont Of town
a enc.
TALON Dull and barely steady. Prime city quoted
AZ 1 7-16di toe.
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corToy v,rKrr. ny TrtrGP,ru

Liverpool, juno u. | =. M Cotton American MIL
ding i.l. The >airs - TIE day included 5ItO bales
American
Futures clos fra; American mdiing low m,d1,in
clu-". June daltcp. lj.jfd bus June and JUS
delivery. 15-Gd BUYERS July aud August delivery.
i7-0tTi r-Gd August and september delivery. 700
nti Seifeinb'r delivery. 230id buy'r. S"rtNIn.
Der and October delivery. 33Gd bpycrs, Octot~T and
November delivery 2tGM buyers November and De-
ceinhsr de,c-y. 27Gi5i .SGid; December and Janupry
delivery 5OVad ,ecrs; gro-s receipts. none; sto'k
lO.ilf 1870
savanna June u Cation qu'r,: m'f'llne. 5'ci 10"
fnddllnc az good ordiuar.. dAc, net and gloss
r,lp'.. lilI iilrr -llc- 100 stock 2b 80.
NcN.Irl aus Jun" li.-CottH dnl. mltilirc. 7ec
low nigd ing good oiiu ifN. not receipts. 5-
ia'c.. gree. 1?3 export. % Hr,a. Prtan 1891 Ia
tho Continent 1871 c01stwl-c toS salc- 1000. sto X
1890. ~
,,a,c.ton June lI.-Cotfon sir'iv mddling re loN
rfffinr i-iHc. good Ordinary. % glOc net AMI r'".
reccpt- - bales export. coi-t"i>c i53; sales. IS
stock. -. 10. ~
Norfolk Jure Il.-rottan quiet. mildiina. 7'.c: low
rddng - Ice. good ordinary Ga net ana .ius.
-cipt>. 20 ie.- rAiHs;-' coirtN,c. CHI s1 40
.inrk. lI.ss..
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Trains leave station foot of Liberty ~. via
LEHiGn VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West

SO a. NJ. 80 p M sundays, si5 a. M, 10 p. NJ.
For Easton. 700, S.l5, u. 1880 2l5 345. SIS,
7.Soo D. Sundays, 90 SIS lloo M 40. 80 p NJ.
For bethlehem. Allentown and Msuch Chunk, 100 3.
IN; 1880 80, 5l5. 73o p H.; Sundays 700, s.l5.
IL o. a. m 4. 40, 7.30 D. III.
For Halleton Sis m: 10 80 s.45 7.sO p. m. Sun.
days SIS. II 90 q. N. 100 p. N.
For points the Mahanoy coal region, Sis a.. u.
IL 80 3i5 y. m. sundays, SIS, 100 a. m.
For Wllkesbarre, Plttston and Scranton, SIS q m.
1880, -. 80 p N. Sundays. except Scranton SIS
For EImitas SIS a. m.; 1880. 7so p. m. Sundays
Tickets and paror be procured at 172, 1885,
POI. AS. 49, 9i2 1i4o Broadway, 70 Murrayst. 81
West l25h-,t New-York 1888 washln gton.st, 726 Full.
ton st.. Beooklyn. and - Broadway, Williamsburg.
Express Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence destination.
A. 4. MCLEOD. C. q. HANCOCK.
Pres't Gen. Mgr Gen. Pass. Agent
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Liverpool. Iunc u. r.. .'f-Iioi'r. ofcr md
Pork AMI Holder -iaflngiv. I1rn'-
oG,r Ilrn!l, Bacon Holder offer moderately
-,nr, r.ls about - dur - r. 'ht"-.. liH i'i.
orrr moderately. Talow. Wip"ntin" and ro-in-HoicI>
onrr mol.fltrr. I.t spot md future iio'l,r' offer
.osrriteiv. Mhfat-foll oier uOh ri'lN NJ - q
vlntr ~ ads 70 ici 40 rf sprng - Tod. Flour
Holder. ofe~ moi ,ritcv. spot IN supply T.
fcilrs ho les 'cr1ty mixed stcrn s'esdY
ID June st1dv at IL reI july .frrdv a. T. @G
,dy At = Old. Hop- n Lpndoa-PIchc Coast
llol Ter, a.. iot o'arirg.
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NEW WIN. ONIAktO ANU w cS EN- ~
consequence VI improvements beng naue ~ ~
foot Of Jayst and after June .. 1882 the Terry sS
passenger hi >lness this company viii be tnporarF
Transferred from Jays 20 the ferry ho1se o. tsd l,hhs'
vanta Railroad Company, at the foot OF West l5u-t
Trains l,aNc Wtst iad.,t at 80 a. ~. (, , dill
utes earlier from foot West 18Th oi Lake Mohohs az
Minnewaska and Waikiki Valley Il. II. stations, Midae
Town Port Jsrvs MONTICELLO Eir a,boS
dale Scranton, Walton Delhi. Sidney Norwich Eanes,on
V.ca Rome. Oneida. Oswoso. Detroit Chicago ana po'aS
West. ALL.
sis r NJ Campbell Hall. Lake, MohonS and Mime o.
hursh Ellen Vile. Pittsburgh Hureyvile Liberty "nN
fs,OO =. ~. Mddletcwn, Fallsbursh Liberty Liy'
ingstsn Manor. Roeklnnd Walton. Sidney Nerw rh
cago. and West Pullman SeeVers; reclining chair s1
70 Suspension Bridge. Daily all other trains oauys
except Sunday. ,...ss
Pullman drs wing room seats and sleepine car bertAe
obtained at se3 Broadway Ncw-Ynrk. j. Q. ANDERSoas
q. y. A.. so Deaverst. New.York.
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Storage

At THE UAFuER wAEl.lIOt -. Sth.avc.. from 3aI
n pfpr furniture. h1cs1cc good nd
~ every description. In .clarl" closed '.utr;-
prnf. AWAY IDLE dErur business hours: loNug.
rachng shippinc and e,crything apls.ftaning ,ie
andlnp Of r pcrty attended to. 'stmttr furnished AMI
tp~trctlpn intItal. OGicc. 900 Wet @fth-t.
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GsarlDtrs.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS. TEANI.
"A ElS Tutors. Gevernesses etc. OF all branches supplied
70 Universities College. schools and Families Cculaf
Schools Parents. Modern I-anguag spoken MIRIAM
COYIIERE. Rock building 10 tifth.sye cor. 20ths
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Pofc'sors Teachers. Tutors. GoVerncsses.
&C.. 70 Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply u
Mrs. j. N. Y0uNaFULTON. % Union square.
r Est TEACHERS supplied for all branches IN "ny
- locality NO FEE for registration Form for stamp.
f.VHUYSSooN. American School bureau. W. l4a-.t
+ IRsT-CLAss TEACHERS supplied without charge.
i No for registration. UNION TEACHERS
AGENCY established 1850. w. D. Kerr - Fast I;thst
ID HivATE TUTOR, Yale graduate successful N prcplr
ing boys for college and recommended by w'iknOvn
families. Address 4. EVERETT STONE. lj2 VEST iS,h.5t
IN lie FISK Teachers AeenciesNew. York Boston Chi
i caeo, Los Angeles. &c 3 600 positions filed. H. f.
CKOCKEH y. y. M1nsref Lincoln Bldg Talon Sn
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Stained.

E00d OTNnafY -'''- I9'I1 IIu1''TF -
OIdinafy5 10 Mlddlhg ..-....-fs
op,oo market deyeoIed further irIegIarlt, 10,
fiirly active, considering IN"
L-ie, session At the tho situation T,siiayei
con siderable strength and win liberal buying Tor shot
az, cunt prices advanced about Ion's This Ns- d'l'
To- REC Of points az Liverpool. on N" luleri low.
''0uCs' started rafting. ami thi~ roIred WIN
further agitation Over tho pas.agr q the anti t- b'
IN. Sonlo brought about general reaction in1l h.rr
show Ing net losses q $40 p'nt' from ytst"h'v Salc'
"a 800 bales
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NETWORK e.
NEW.ENCLAND
RAILROAD.
10 Miles shorter than amy Other Roll Line Between
New \ 0rk and Boston.


TINE SHORTENED 10 FIVE HOURS AND FORTY
MINUTES.
The whito Train =, the most luxurious train run on
East rod>. Has Pulm1n liolal PaIlor Cars Dining
Car aud Buic, smoking AZ and Coaches. and makes
OF So miles from Willnnntic Boston. without
fHr ~ less tan that other limited train
This toin leaves Grand Central station d. m daily
and arrives IN Boston at 10 p. m. and vice versa.
Noon train vih Parlor Cars Dining Car OF Will
mantc having Grand Central Station 10 03
Vernon, WIllimanul. Putnam blackstone ana Franklin
and arrives in Boston at q 80. A. c. KENDALL.
C. ). MELIEN, General MANAGER ''
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ERIE LINES.

H l1.!lI rn.ls H Illyl * 1ln..rOnx AND
u RAMA OF MOUNTAINS, f0REsTs AND
to WHY sd. SeHs sS:
Gen e Bs'n ha1%Sadsp"Tt hVon sprnss Rochss
criersyle, Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Chautagqls
po,n.. West Trains leave NewYors foot Of Chambers.
st. as follows ana 1--WE mines ear"r from West 23e-s''
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
n IN A. NJ. Daily-VN Niagara Fall, and Chautauqua
J.UU Lake. Parlor Car New-York 10 Buffalo. seepes
Hofnelsyille to Cincinnati Connects AZ Port JeE'is
union station. except Sunday for Monticello.
vEsTlBuLE LIMITED.
= m p. NJ pailysolid train for oheago via Chautaa:
to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
- Oh r. NJ. except sunday-For Bnghomton, Homes.
DOW dale and Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EMPRESS.
& On P. ~ Daily.sod train to Chicago va Sasa =
buffalo Rochester Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
Q On P. NJ Dally,vis Chaatauqua Lake and NSsa,:
Buffalo, Chicago and Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERvIs.
WEEK DAYs-s a. M, a. M, 10 80 a; NJ, ! p; ma
WssC sIsasyss $50 h. g. 49, 80 80 F. a. 80 =:
FOR NEWBURG.
w p. H. 7 p. m. Sundiys-9 a. m. Z p. NJ. Q 80 p. m.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
ticket Offices Also copies Of summer Homes" eoa'
taning select list hotels aq boarding hou.e' Sub
'iSffS ckk Efss SSsl rrLIIAN INTERPRETATIONS
s SSSScn s S5 r 9sSs
baggage from hotels and residences through 10 Destination
D. l. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
FOR BOSTON
AND NEW-ENGLAND POINTS.

LONG ISLAND AND EASTERN STATES LINE
Solid Pullman yestbue train leaves BROOKLYN q. Z
Il. X. Ststionl 500 M daily. except sunday que -
Boston 0 80 y. n. Ttckes at l.. i. r. II oftces.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS.
crxrpU NARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Had very qret day To- he t on w Mid
20 Sso Sow opons conged or the G0wnSss
urn vita rcncvrd selling for "ionS account vh -.
cable advises general absence o, SlccIts rsr,
.S"pnT define OF about points iiayre oft G? IF.
SEX in Iiavr. 10000 bags Of which sii9Vo o.e
r,,iIan Hamburg dccrcd = dl pig ana no meount'
vcr L2nG9n hcayy lo ,nr %, cd I'd
SSs. 0ctoher SIS I'D November, sos "a tio qn9mt,s
r.t ordinary 40 klo II $50 good tecond ~ 30 ,o
IN soo Exchange lpriVate). ia receipts IN iNo cVuo
bag Rio clcaranccs United ,taie' ioos =, S o h, So
r.u, 70 Europe 1900 bag;; Rp stock oI'uuu DIG
ia n',rl,ot nuie: receipts IN Santos. none, owing u
strikes santos stock 22000 bag Sntos nsi1t goi't
80 o,c,s'r S,n:o II $50 receipts at Rie JUN 10
tune TO- iS92 35sS 900 bag same time lsyi 80 VIZ
Sau. time ,gO 22Si.uOD bags receipts et hal,os
III fn Iunc 10 ls!,2 3 % 600 rags sumo me ls9l
az ooG Iac same time 1890. d,Si00oo bags Total
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JnstrnrIlpn.
For BOYS and Young /.

For Boys and Young Men-CIry.
GUNNER SCHOOL. introductory q tsl college eseni'
- nations, begins August 18th. scenuh0i
Electrical Engineering J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS,
r.. D., cas- Madlsonaye.
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Railroads..

Block Signals&Inter ckingSwitches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
DesbrOsscs and COrtiandt Streets
On and after 1901 IA. m. MAY !2d, 1so2'
TIE FAST LINE.
400 A. NJ Pullman vo,tbule Sleeping and Paof Cara.
Arrive. Cleveland rs = M. Columbus 30 q
Tsa. M 4; s.,: Day 'H tsss.t az 70,
'A''O' 2 1mE rExxsYrvAxn LIMITED.
s Room d RSas Do
VI .SS !. f. ssa
n s%SsSf. .s st rS ius. o Arrive,
i ioui s"api q p no no mex, " diy oA''S' '''
IT. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
T,ik. and Dining Cars from Nes.iorE % s.. Lpa!.
d - a. No. sad S. Io I'll %
THE CoLrMbraS EMPRESS
ao s .sd s,H Ss'S4 s'sa Rals
ccachc' troG. Sew.Y'. % chicago. Arrives In Chi
'''' '''' TnE WESTERN EMPRESS.
$50 r. M-Puliuan ves,ibuis Sleeping ca, New.iorS
"a M s. bd as t. fss5s Sfsisn
and Ptts6ars to Richmond and Chicago Arrive, =;
$ssTss: 4 a:!ss !S
'A'''' PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 4. M.-Puluan Bu.es SIecpmk Sst YIN w
Chi ago. arrives weekdays at Columeu: 10 ?; NJ
Cleveland .3j p. neat day, ana daiy ~ tnic ago
md % tot . ,sS4d a6d cSumSSs except saturday,
'so r. r,d d i0' 1oH Hns sleeper Se To %
Asheyllc and Knoxville. . . al.
500 P. M.Day Tor all points on CHESAPEAKE ana oao
500 r. NJ Shenandoah Valley Express daily, with
through Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car % Nsw'orieAD.
Va KnoN,rla Chattanooga and Blrmln cham
BALTIMORE. WA>IiiN'TOH AND THE sol til
IUiD 4. n" wo,hiugton Limited Express week
I days Pullman NcsuDuIo PaI!or cars SesApuie fas,
srner Coaches. DMAs-Oar 10 Baltimore arriving III
; M"'ppngs,r II. Congressional Lmtcav daily Pull.
man Trstibue Parlor cars ana pnlhg'Sa arriving
washington % m No extra ,I fare beyond usual
AdGi,ionni E,pre-. Trains; 20 500 ssp .p e
i IS .na f' 90 p'.s% mr. sG 90 % .ad 90 n.y.
For fdins cy. 80 ,oS wf. GoaaS with through
For Cape May. 90 y. m. weekdays Through Bunct
PA lo- car
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ylyana Limlted with Dining Car and 10 10
Limited with DininE.CarJ. and II 90 IL %. 100.
olo 800, 30. i:eo. 30. 90. 0 100. 8 80, 90
ITO a. m. 40 and 90 p m. Sundays, Express
G;l5. 3 30. eco UO;0o I.imitcdl and 10 90 a. ~,
800 100 $50 8 60. 40. 3 90 and 90 p m. and
For Time Tables OF TO LEGAL point the Pcnn.yl.
IA road S's.m aIalT At he tS!lonns Tcke,
Hto ose I'd AMI s,6 "a; 1$4 Fast iS5,s
2Gg West lo5h-st 9il Columbus aud foot Of Des.
o. Broad%ay and BrooSlyn Annex station foot OF FIJI:
Ionst. Brooklyn. 40 iud onst HoooAcn; Station,
The Ncw.Yor Transfer Company VIII call for check
baggage from hotels and residences through 70 desnation
CHAS T.. PUGH. J. r. WOOD.
Gnera MANAGER General Psss'r Agent.
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n University GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1913 BToad",y
" near i2d.st-j3th wear summer classes.
u. c. HENDRICKSON. Ph. D.
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Warehouse deliveries since June J. leo2,Ne" fofs:
81 30 bag.: Baltimore. s. o5f blGs NewOi"ans, fOs
iar.: total. 1851 bags. ,,,.
s 81 On the spot ruled steady NJ Lice decline
sales 1872 bales for export. and 31i 6aier or conLp
lion Receipts a, ports to-day, $3.50 b1l's. against
"a bales this last week, and 3,Oel bales this time
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fnrnitnre.

TO cS-RATTAN COTCHES upholstered in
- eIs ~ French crctonne. 10th century nnl-h Hun.
dIsds Of other novelties suitable for Summer
furnishing AZ special prices China mattngs from -
roll Of 40 yaids. CIR AZ Bargains IN Hugs,
Mall orders will receive pr mpt attention
ANDREW TESTERS SONS
$50, Oil. 49, 94j sth-lyc. near J6,h.st
Elevated Station 53d.st.
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Musieal Instruments.

Alnsieal Jnstruments.
NUMBER OF SECOND. HAND GRAND UPRIGHT
"A and square Plans make some but slightly usrd
and fny guaranteed also second hand Pianos Of other
leading makers At low prices.
CHICkERING g. SONS. CHIcKERISG HALL.
JtbAve. and 18th 81. New. York.
FISCHER PIANOS.
"a FISCHER PIANOS.
Large Assortment Upright. Grand ana Square r,,noe
AZ noicrato prices, cash, nsalmcn,s and exchanged
different ma.-ers, at low prices. $500
FISCHER PIANO wAREROoMS
10 5h-sve. corner 10thst.. Sew-Yo-k.
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Brooklyn.
1T. CATHAR1NE's BALL 2s6;2o2 Wa.hlnetoSn.a V va
- Trookyn H. I-Diocc-an school for young i1dle. ana
children Prepares for college Reopens Sept 20, leo2
ABBY 70 the Superior.
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THE BKoogLYN HEIGHTS seminar6y Bosr sn ns 90 s"d
College Ore alton. 1870 Monaguesc BooHlyh, N l.
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IN AND OUT OF THREE NORMANDY INNS. BY
Anna Bowman Dodd. Illustrated by {. ). Rem.
hart and others. 12mo, PIP. 394. Lowell, Coryell
m
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For Both Scycs-Country.
CvLINrON LIBERAL INSTITUTE. FORT PLAIN NY.
" & O-cducatIOh3l Comp |. seminary WIN four
courses. COLLEGIATE Literary and Musical. Clvl Engineer
ue Scientific .. Fitting 'hool for college. 3. School
Of Fine Arts Music (Psno pran violin Noi,c un1or ~
prlo foreign tea hers, Flo ution. Art Porter hoo
l.u Training. 3. Mltary Academy. Onicer detailed
~ T. ;. tioyerIr,cnt. Lm1d - 80 cacct-. ArnorY
150Ns0 All departments 70 Cadets. Main Ruiidilg
compete in furnishing, elevator. Campus o.
acres. Gymnasium Overlooking Mohawk Valley. English
Prnp. D'pt. {. =. PARsELl., \. N, President
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-07-13
EASTWARD.
CONDENSED TIME TABLES.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Somerset and Cambria Branch
NoRTHwARD.


JoAnsto,ea MAI Erpross-Roekwood $50 a m +.
Somerset 4.i0 St0yestOwn Csc, HO0yersville
SOS J0hnstOwn. 5:i0
Jolnso,ra Nal ErpTess.-Tsoekwood 1l-S5 e. m,
Somerset lIs5S Stoyesfown l2-2b, hOoYeTSyiile
I2s37, JohEstOwn I 80 p. n.
sJsiasfoirp Accommodation Rockwocd SO p. m ,
Somerset 5:05 p. m, stOyestown G.si p n.
Hooyersviile 6;f2 p. m, JohnstOwn 5;S5 p m
SsHslGy Accousnsesaiion-RoekwoOd llss5 a. m.
Somerset, il.5S.
SOUTHWARK.
Moz-Johrstawn 7:f5 a n. Eooversviile s.sl
S'oyestONn s;s5, Somerset $40, lockwood
Erprsss-Johnstown $50 p. m. HcoyeESyille 4l6
sioyestown 40, Somerset sol, lockwood
SkHdag OHfg-1ohnstoWn $50 a. m, Hooveryilie
$40 a. m, Sioyesiown 90 a H. sOmerset
I0l a. m, lockwood lo.25 a. n.
Rockwood 5.s5 m,
sDaily.
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YOU CAN FIND e.sEs 5s'S
On fIe in Prr7sBuRsH at the Advertising Bureau Of
's5 ,sa se.s;s. s95sSs, REMINGTON BROS.
Mr.. BiInngs's Courtshlp.

By reason Of his skillful maneuYering
and great adroitness, Mr.. Billings had
lived to the age of forty-nine without
becoming a benedict; but in an un-
guarded moment the discipline of a
lifetime availed him nothing.
1t was on May morning that he
stroIled into garden, with Miss Tenie
McGinnis, a spinster of forty-eight.
They sat down on garden bench, and
Mr.. Billings unwittingly said
"see those robins building their nest
in that old apple tree"
ooh, Mr.. BnlingsT but Billings, seem.
ing to have lapsed into idiocy, rambled
on.
"Dont you like to see little birds
mate?"
"Oh, Mr.. Billings, how you do talkP'
@Really, Miss MeGinnis, /"
"oh. Mr.. Billings
'No; but really, Miss McGinnis, I'm
in earnest. love to"
"Oh, you naughty man. And did you
bring me out here to say this to me
Oh, Mr.. Billingsp
"Why, only said that love"
"Oh-oh it's all so sudden. What
shall 1 say2 I-I-suppose you'll Just
make me say yes"
"Why, woman, L"
a suppose could be ready in a mouth.
ifyou really insist on it, dear George"
''See here, Miss"
Hush, darling someone is coming"
And when their hostess appeared, Miss
McGinnis biushed, and said with down.
cast eyes: "We're engaged" And Bill
lings hadn't the nerve to deny it-so
they were married.
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when you're walking.
They do get in the way" admitted the
Young lady. abut most Of them are well
trained
Very clever Of them, | am sure, mur-
INJURED Lamar, feeling thst he was about
to swOon.
There vas another short silence, dur
ing which the girl continued to examine
her restored treasure. Presently she
said. musingly II see the threads are
broken. She has broken them once be-
fore. though l don't see how she can pos
sible do it."
Lamar only started and swallowed.
She held his glance with horrible, eerie
fascination.
aYou know she loves to run 10 NE, =
she prattled on. "She ran away from
me this morning, and when she came
back il was gone. She must have erept
under the table and not come out until
she had got It off"
@Who is she ?r asked Lamar in a
troubled voice.
~She? Why, Bobo-my pug. Isn't
she beauty2 Come up here, Bobo-
pstting her knee. 4 want TO put your
collar on, and show this gentleman, who
was kind enough to return it, how pretty
you look when you're all dressed up y
She held the band around the dogs neck,
and turning to Lamar. said with laugh
ing archness, 'Isnt it becoming?"
Lamar sat down on the window sill.
He took up the morning paper and be-
Gan to fan himself with it, though the
evening had grown Enthusiastically cool.
-Geradine Bonner in Nelr York Journal
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rushed into newspaper Office recently.
and threatened 20 "clean outr the es-
tablishment because they printed his
verses wrong said he a. wrote. TO
dwell forever in 4 grot Of peace and
YOU idiots put it a pot Of grease =
The mortified editor presented him
with q vial of DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. years subscription and an
apology
The little "Pellets- positively cure
sick and nervous headache, biliousness.
costiyeness. aud all arrangements of the
stomach, bowels aud liver. It's large
contract but the smallest things in the
world do the business DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. They're the SMALL
est. but the most effective. They 20 to
work in the right way. They cleanse
and renovate the liver. stomach and
bowels thoroughly but they do it
mildly and gently You feel the good
they debut you don't feel them do
ing il.
They're the cheapest Pill you can
buy. because they're guaranteed to give
satisfaction. or your money is returned.
You only pay for the coed you get.
That's the pecaliar plan ali DR..
Pieree's medicines are sold on, through
druggists.
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The recording angel never strikes
balance on his books by what is said of
a man on his grsyestone.
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
Owned and OPP GRATED by
Livery Establishment,

where rigs Of all description can be had II mod
crate ratss The bar OF this Hotel j. stocked win
the finest grades Of Whiskies, Wiues and Beers
Also on hand a large stock Of
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DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.
sCHEDmDE n EFFECT DEC. 50, Isal.
rneTrzn SraErnED TgMr
DISTANCE AND FARE.

Condensed SCHEDULE
Trains arrive and depart from the station at
Johnstown a follows
WESTWARD.
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ChamberIain's Eye and Skin
Ointment.

\ certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes.
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema, Itch,
Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples and
Piles. 1t is cooling and soothing. Hun
dfeds of cases have been cured by it af-
ter ali other treatment had failed 1t is
put Up in 25 and 80 cent boxes.
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II ow Ants Are Eaten.

Ants are eaten by sever al Of the nj
nor nations. In Egypt they are eaten
raw, with sugar; in Bra I'll they are serv-
ed with resinous sauce, and in East In
dia stewed in buffalo grease or fried il
butter-iS LOUIS Republc.