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ERIE LINES.


T. c4 niictRG6. VIA tHtUTAUoUA LAKE. or 81.
cHa A AEMh Of 4i- MsiouXTAixs FoREsrs AND
STREAMS
Mitd,town Port J'ry. Mont.celo waite Lake. Homes
dale scranton, Blnrh,m,On Elmlra Corning. watkn'
Hoinellss;, BGasio N.sara Fi' TOrono chnuagGn
points West; Train, leave Ner.York. TOO. q ChsmbNrs
st as follows and i've minutes EARLIER from West ODD s.
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
2VJ fS G:s 1t Po J..
union station except Sunday. for Monticello
yESTIBuIED LIMITED.
. M p " DllIy-sol4 triin tor Cnisa;O VIA Ch,r,au
3.UU qua Lake, with dining car TO Chicago sleeper'
70 Chicago. Cleyclind and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAINS EMPRESS.
y 90 p. NJ except Sunday-tn Bnga2m'oa. Honc,dale
o.CV and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRINA EXPRESS.
IN N Dsysod 1 rain 70 Shcas0 =. Hs.a;a
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
oop N. paly-vla Chsuauqua I-a2e and Niagsr,
$50 Falls. sold train to Chicago Secpes' 70 ButAO.
chicago and Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERyIs
W55H5s 3 F. IS 80 & So r. h.! + @ : ID
FOR NEWBIRG.
WEE DH saSdaysno G M 2 p n SO u m u"
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
Al APs AND TIMETABLES nav be obtained from
wi ticket OnGes Also s|pss' o. svnme, Home. con-
ons d.ss;OSs y Sunsef Of
nv ICKEIs AND PULLMAN ACCoMMoDATloNs Al.
2sd., Ferries. Now York; SsS Fgl:oa.:t BrG9slyn ;
ST., 81. oSos Jersey cy ss.'ea Ell, GI. TIsa.i
''"''' D. /. RoBERTs General Passenger Agent.
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va WIZ parpARA1Ioys on TIE crsHIyG.

Newport Jan. Sensational reports have been
published here concerning the preparation Of the
torpedo boat Cushing for service In case OF war with
Chilli The reports are unfounded, as no WORK IL
being done upon her at the torpedo station. where
she is laid up: neither has new crew arrived for
her She will. in all probability. in the spring be
fitted with torpedo tubes, but there appears TO 10
no hurry for this. and without these she Is not ser
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INSURANCE COMPANIES 10 GO OUT or BUSHES!

BOSTON Jan 2-The CITY OF London Fire Insurance
Company has decided 10 withdraw entirely from bust
ness in the United states, owing 70 lack Of profit The
company will carry all its risks IN this country TO
maturity The Meriden. Conn. Fire Insurance Com
pany has retired from business. rcinsurng It's rsks III
IL nfy-
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LONG LAND &EASTERN Estates LINE
BROOKLYN. AND BOSTON.

BRCOKLYN AND BOSTON.
warhury New .lyrt tain. Hartford. Wuumaatic Putnam
'-''' Franklin ard Prov dencc
s0IIp PULLMAN yESTiBtLED TRAINS WITH.
"""' OlT CHANGE
tlLtbu0ndNc Stations,
l. / H. r. II .oj, and Long Island CITY at IL 10 r. m.
daily dncl udlng sunday. due In Boston az 80
Cori.-l ond!nG train returning.
Tickets and sleopingear 6erhs secured IN New.York
Hr"sdWay: DIoc,yn. 1888 Fulton-st, 1o7 Broadway
Long Island Express calls for and checks baggage from
residence ~ destination
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FUyERAL OF MR.. AND hrs. IOWTHER.

The funeral Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lowther was held
n. Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian Church at O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon MI and Mrs. Lo"ther ded smost
- 49,. .sre time from grip They members of
- lunch Thk auditorium filled with their relatives
- ,a.nd. The altar was tsstcfuy decorated with ap
u,on,,.. flowers The services which were Of simple
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4 DEACON CHARGED WITH SELLING CIDER

Riddeford Me-, Jan. 2.-DeacOn Cyrus Hi. OF
Davton was yesterday bound over TO the Supreme
Court for trial He Is the defendant III civil suit
for damages brought BY Mrs. Ida V. Boston Of Day
ton who charges him with selling cider 10 her husband.
cpns,nr him TO become a dunkard and to forsake his
family.
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srp1Kr AT A IOI1r-r BLAST FURNACE.

Joliet Ill Jan "a strike begun in tho
pIast Furnace No. at the rolling mills yesterday
afternoon throwing out $50 men. This Is the only
furnace that has recently been IN operation here The
difficulty arose over n matter Of wages and The al
lowing of more helpers.
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Proposals.

WASHINGTON, d. c., December Is, 1891
81 lLDINo. NEW-YORK. y. Y nv virtue OF ~.
tLOrity ycsti by hct ot Congress approved March g.
1891 page $50. volume 20. U. 3 Statutes at Largo
,.aled Proposals will be received. 70 be opened the
January 20, 1872 for III purchas. OF tho following de-
Tcw.iorS In The Cent, Of SewfoTk and Stat Of I.
WILLIAM, and Hanover streets. and Exchange Place. and
bounded tcrrrr together with the building all
Prov ncntS Their, owned by the United Govern
nent. lnh known the Gud States Custom House the
city OF NeHiork COUNTY OF New ior and stat" Of New
YORK. Zach bidder distinctly understand his
proposal must b. submitted upon The following ana
Csldtou-
In accordance with provisions OF said Act Of CON
gross, approved March s. 1891. above ltd PROPOSAL
VIII b. considered for the purchase ~ said de,cfbI
therefor. Each bid must specify the sum Of money which
bidder viii pay tn United States for the above
described lana ard ia" nproA "nenfs thereon and 20
p.y TO thu Secretary he Treasury twenty pr cent
tho sud twenty I'VE cent ~ tn" purco,c
money on ard three year respectively. with
the OF four and
lien tie property for IN" unpaid balance OF the
IN" property. ard To leae tn property tho
Tor such nm" Nh" Initc1
the aId until the completion the
ork 81 erecting L. = Custom House building in
" the Mt O: The parciss" money. Each proposal
must BE- ln'd by c'rthed check In tho u
5000 made PAYABLE to the order 81 tn Er
States guar'ntr" for N" faithful compliance
The Government reory'. the rient reject any or all bids
Proposals must be- sctei properly rarked addressed and
delivered "CHARLrS FOSTER. Secretary o, the
Trca.ury. W1sh rtor, u. G."
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CENTRAL II. OF NEw.JERsEX

l0oI OF LlnEE \ - SoE I:I ,s sivEE
scrsa SS edaS Aiit,Ou, T.nsgga Po.;s sAA.:
GI .ach S cnSSi wlst:c.rss iaap ssf,s,9
St tHssn s taa N-s sASn. % Sundays
G4 hagf soas 4 %as
" ' r94 ''sGS
"a S. so Rsan for ,ad SSh ohu"A l'na'u' f'
bug 40 . IL r';a1 %0 os.s sh:
ss M I e: F Es;'se "a afa'ss READING. H..
'oys Sc IS sua Si Es : 80 ei;ssrs.
q ss !. 5 g q C o. So sJ % i g i:
go 80. 10 $50 50 !. NJ 90 siS 'Co $50 so o.
g P}ssS s soSs4 E So &C. s. = is
81: sos "a s. SIS So u.s. sso iooS
rs IS III 4: { - ;s
Il 8 S$es o5 81 10 ;sS 60 SO &c. IS
Fer fsAof and Mans r e s:sa,ys 40 es s
: s'i;a 8 en-, 81 e:
Grove and \'''i FOR RI LAKEWOOD axe 90 p 7"
At !: 80. Sl5 a. m, 80 3:i5, 20 p. m. Parlos
trains leaving at ) 10 2 80, "a
20 H. ~. No SUNDAY trains
For Toms River Barnegat Pal and BArnesas = 80.
rs a. m. l 80 a 20 eNpressl y. n.
For Atlantic City. vineland and BridGcton at 80
Q. m, I go D. II.
For Monmouth Beach ard Seabrish. at %:so. sdA
IL Il 5 a. H.. 80. 100. 20 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Pniads1yh,a =. 81 a. 20 10 90 IL 80 10,
MINT sU is9 80 Vo 10 az 60 ii 80 90 M; IL
b %, 90 p. NJ, II rs night
For Daitimore and Washington daily at o0 IL 80 win
Dnias Car, a. 80. 80 Dining Car. 90 j. m.
Iiaias leaving at AS NJ, 80, 100, S OO 7 80 a
IL 10 night except Saturday night. sundays ii 50
y. 80, go, 90 y. n have FOR Road.
ing Harr! sOurg. PotsNltie, &c.
For Sudbury and Wl!amsport. via phladephfa NJ 4l
., M 80, 30 M II 10 midnight except Saturday
Tickets md Pa,lor seats can be procured H. l7a
Wet I26thst 1874 East l25th.st. New York Ceui. a.
$50 Fulton ST., 90 Broadway. Brooklyn. N~'"~
New.York Transfer Company will call for and chork h.
gas, from hotel or residence.
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4 HEAVY DEATH RATE IN BALTIMOBE.

baltimore Jan. o.-December Of 1901 wTs the most
fatal to prominent citizens In the ctys history. The
death record embraces 1857 names against IA for
December. 1880.
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IKAILKJND MIN WI ITITT'4f''1' ''|T'' ]
Boston, Jan 1.-The organized employees OF inc Lynn
and Railroad, representing over "a" cohouo''
drivers and mOtOrmen. have witlhrawn rom the
vrchts nj Labor and formed PTogr ssve Union No 81
of the National Association OF surface halfway Ell
pOycs.
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SPEAKER CRISP GRADUALLY IMPROVING.

Washington, Jan. 2-Dr Walsh. Speaker Chsps
physician, said to-day: "Tbc Speaker Is tonvaescng
and look for his recovery in the future; but
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character wcro conducted by Roy. Dr. Booth There
were no pail bearer. The rial Greenwood Gene
terry, and both put IN one grave
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REFINEMENT OF WErLKSOWS BUSINESS MAN.

Chicago. Jan 2.-W f. Hale. Of the Hale Elevator
Company. who was the pioneer IN the INTRODUCTION III
Messenger elevators IN business buildings. ha- resigned
the presidency Of that company In order TO en!'' "a
wellearncI leisure.
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Jusfructlon.
Musical instruction.

II EEINBECk. r.acn.f OF Piano formerly Professor
Il. Ne".Yo'F College Of M, M o., 1.>ins,ona,e.
NJ tS ;iiiSLi sc2E iiiNsTrTUri3S 9F AMERICA
Ma ra0 Nus SS F"1 a. C. ~ sad Alert PaI:o:
hrr.nd RI d E2S a s G g. na1 are aHHs
iasai,hei nerlter, Q, me faculty. y..,..r,o
pssrtnr, for adj Saere pupils rom d.tsnre a,e &c;
commodated with board and every facility io b"Ve anu
''4u'' PUPILS ADMITTED AT Any TINE.
Fer Oar'a hGe. .snd 'o' ?0 af ASP >.cre.s
OT1YO LAD iochcr over ten ye,r-' experience. ju.t
L reiUrcd to Nc%.Tor l..oa. pg.l, Iesf %f..
f?y piFE t$ q h fss cS 'C GOMEZ F iso,
THE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC OF
AMERICA.
1876 AND 1es FAST l7TH.sr. NETWORK.
sEMI.ANNUAL
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS.
VIOLIN HARP AND ALL ORCHESTRAL INSrEu =
MENTS JAN'Y iTH, . 70 l. Vi. AND p J. NJ
PIANO AND ORGAN. JAN'Y 5TH, SAME ilou -
voICr. JAM 7rH AND eTH TO II NJ. TO D
,yD y no 10 T. NJ ORCHESTRA, JAN'Y irH. 4
TO . l.. NJ
Miscellaneous.
AnoUT SCHOOLS .1a fi nan: ne nee ND sS @
= III nUYS~ooS X&el seaoO l.dre1, ? ". 18th s..
"A r rc. pl, qackiT for any college Add-,-, Pho
fESSOE Tribune Uptown once, LBS Br dd"ay.
. FRENCH LANGUAGE Conyer.at onal French RIP
h'dy ''ul Msg H S %,' DDr vi 80 '5.
EXECUTION KEApIYs ati92 aSd gf't%s tpSS.t
Il & a. rs s e,."' ELMER EogSGN1 NJ -11o-l.n-
TAYT o. Y WEN F}fixfoi'icEo GEeE
SIG B'od"ay y I.
For Young Ladies-Country.
LIVINGSTON PAEk SEMINARY. Roch ester. n u
II Home Church senool 2F tue eeIs & 1 isGI 81
Sytafe Of ad1 gh fr 81 cG Pfndps
NYACK.oY.nUDsoN.-Bo school for twenty-five
~ girls terms i no. ESdiei SERrHoLY prin.ip.
l,T UI.DN'S school, for Girls Norris,own. y. J.
- Prlmary Junior Senior Department. Pupils received
any time. $50 per school year Circulars on sppl'"uo"'
For Boys and Young Men Country
EASTMAN BUSINESS coLLEGE. pougg g p Ky.
II open all The ear Thorough lnstruitoh W
tnsas C%9meT slsl1pS sss eaosrpH2 pswras
hotce 80 ch.rs .or suion furnished sead io arPse
LNRETUoLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. y. j.. 10th year
College Preparation specially: bu'ineNS' high school
and classical courses
u OuGHKEEPsIE MILITARY INSTITUTE Twenty:
30 ,s S.:,%s F4iSk HOLLAND C. E. PRINCIPAL
RoCKLASD CorLf,iETNYAck.oN::H uDsoN: ,,,,o.
At 500 catalogue. Of " ii. BANNIsTfa! Principal.
: 4TH fnE f BkY%Hr f scHdoh Sko,yn L. r
Overlooking l. l. Sound send for llU,,esd catalogue
Physical and chemical Laboratories, under tie charge
u An experienced and competent teacher are NJ"
Arrangements have also been made for the aecomHOd'
Next term begins Jtaaay o. rt.hned Co Conn
THE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. worcesrr,
j Hass-Easter Tenn begins Jan 18th Classical scen'
tine Bu.ne. Primary DeI.rtnents A.heaes SHe9rsTd "a.
NJ rev H raai Ws.,Hr oJosFpH ALDEN SHAW A NJ
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Gca1bere.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN IEACHEI-S' AGENCY.
"A supplies Professor Teachers, Tutors ooVerneses
&C., ~ Colleges. schools and Families. Akpiy. TO
Mr.. VI. J. lOCNiFtLIoN. % Union square.
y EAPi.RI Ed lady teacher dircngag'd pryat'
~ pupils schools city cpuntry- higher English 1h
guage- ard music. Address IANGI AGtS Tibune Up.
t,Nn Onc". / 30 broadway
A LBASY NORMAL. SCHOOL graduate. former t"a.hor
n Air phi icodemIy. BorAlyn. ;N'- pr.'a'" o. -,
au.nfl0n H. who's" lItttV' has t"rn neglected
MIS- BHOWN. -, Wet t5th-st.
Il Est TEACHERS supplied 'or all branches. In any
ID 80 FL Tor registration. Form fOs stamp
/. V. HI fSSOOH. American School bureau w lfth-'t
I'OK 4 PRIVATE TUTOR. recommended By ",l.known
mlllss .prclly .ucc,ssfu ia preparing boy, for
college addsr., Yale University. Box - I"3s Bro'dway.
nE>SE'S TENCHEUS' AGENCY. Il Fnst lGth-st.. sup
III pile competent tach'r- tutor. go'rfn"'-o, mus
clans, artist & recommends h"'t schools English
rcrnan. tr'lch spanish SPOKEN
ITALIAN LANGUAGE
| Sieuor q. a. pNLUMI.
as Madison
fI,TORS, Professors. Tcarners. Of all
branches supplied 20 universities. colleges schools and
families. G-cu,r- schools - nrrnt- Modern languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE. $50 5iha'e cor 2Oth-s.
rTEACHFR - esIr-icn-e and ability wants situation
visiting gosrrno-, Lng-h brnnrL"~ tr"rch and Uu-
80. Addrs l. e.. Tribune once.
r. NIOS TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school officers
= with teachers teachers Win positions. . -
II NJ. HAHRlNGToS. Prop, No. - East lth.'sr y. Y
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10 think would be prudent FOR MN 70 NC pres
cnt when the House recOnvcne
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Mem pnblltallons.

DOCKS AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE.
viii orer during JANUARY
10000 BOOKS,
comprising Standard Literature, works ~ Art Poetry.
Popular and STANDARD Fiction suitable for Holiday fr~
ents and Libraries, IN th retail trade a.
discounts from 80 per cent 10 10 per cent
CALENDARS FOR 1892
a. sbout one.thrd q the retail price.
ALSO BOOKLETS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS.
No such opportunity offered before to buy books
q q Wholesale house.
CHARLES T. DILLINGHAM;,
7is AND go BROADWAY.
Opposite New.York Hotel
u OOK-Frcnch Conversation, ldioms, use.
ID stamps; Hon. BERGER Paris. $50 Broadway,
New. YORK French conversation csssrs no payment In
advance free trial. tireuis'
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fflusiral Jnstruments.
Eailroa0s.

fiailroaos.
pennsylvania
= RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Desbrosscs and COrtlaudt Streets,
as fOiIOws:-~
On and after DECEMBER 1sL 1891.
TIE FAST LINE.
900 M7Pulmssn vs,usug S't epiaSb ane 80 a. H.
Loai. 20 M NJ next day, also for Toledo
'A'''' TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M-Composed exclusively Of Pullman yes:ionls
Drawing State Room, sespng DINING s rs1Stte
G Ss4fs sSS d. r. e. Con- son
1i, efSi %as q iaa
indianapolis IL 40 a. M, and chicago 9;fo u Ii" ~
D ST LouI. AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
aud Dining Cars from NeS OK Y6,s 70 st. 81 LS
.or
Arrives Cincinnati 1886 a M. and st. Louis '0D
THE COLOMBIAN EXPRESS.
lne and PenmSTiyanis E.iIroad Ve,tbule Pessenfei
c Coo 5 from He Hc1 To dsy h''s' A'''''
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 M-ramn 'etous sfP@s IA' cs,ei Si and
Memphis Dining Car, Ns" {9rG 70 a S
land 40 M Columbus S5 p M md t ss' L1ai!
!? 90 a. m second morning Connects for Toledo daily
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
soc 70 M IcYe4s To memphis wa the
T LOO o 80 moni1 Ss COMET dolly
500 90 I' gisd Express with Through
., My'p 7cpfTE s T. s"ahSn daily with
'': Sleep :" Ne@'ole1a. Via RlSrond and D,nys r
WasL ton Limited Express. Of qllm"n r:FoT OR, ar
9 DniHs car -;,o h% waabng,o GS so r NJ AID
Consre.-onn Limited" cay wa Rniq 1t,, G,F' AT At
S 10 70 sioo, s 80 and il 90 q. a:lo. 80
soo sod 90 a soai ~ u e ss snd sSr h, ~
For 5&'fLIASTic CITY loo p. N weekday with
f! T&IF Ny l92 We We S Ed2y: with Through
Coaeh 90 p. VI v"'Ad'vs.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
limited With Dining Car ana 10 10 Va hiason LIN
I'D s % 39 80 CO 90 a go o 90 cd 90 go and
800 end 10 night A.Io EIpya ~ so
90 q 20 3 20 and 90 p. and II Is night A.
For Time. Tables OF to local point, Ga the P'pnsv
o a s So !o" as 9 So d ~ Badgay Ast5 Hoa
snd foot OF Dc,bro.-'s and Cortiandt - Corrt-st
G Futon It, brooklyn; IS nudsoi liooOken; station
Sa T'. and ssBe g e: 90 aGf ss
General Manager. General PNs>'r Agent.
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Railroads..

Railroads.
"AmER,oAs oseArEsr RAILROAD"
THE NEW YORK.
+ ;:::; GNTRAI4
' '.'.'.'. . IT.. esq.,; :. e.: q x
perfect through train service In
tho world. N@
p.a,,,nr BY IL, through cars the -ANN
,co., tYnportart commercial centers OF tno 3
Un,.sd states and Canada, and the greate"
OF Amsrica's Health ana Pleasure resorts
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
Nv way Of the historic Hudson River and through IL
beautiful Mohawk Valley.
AN trains arrive at and depart from GRAND CENTRAL
srATroN 4th Avenue and 4ad New York. Centre
of Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TIKI CITY o.
NEW YORK.
Trains leave as Follows:
oNASp AFTER DECEMBER Il. 1891
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
9O0A wsfid 40 aSnS %ic: in So sss.: a:s
e s,ss i faas % 10 "'''' "
FAST MAIL.
$40 A. NJ syasa's s' hssissssi Si'sV' 'i' 'si:
xEw.yoRK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
1000 A. M.-oaily. due Chicago o;'S a m. next day.
DAY EXPRESS.
1O30A MHaoSsfp%n S %sss q clsSssad Dsss
sOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
100 p 9.nssss sSs f!9S So IL 81 i Il
p. m. next day. No extra fare
WOKLUs FAIR SPECIAL.
1870 P. NJ H 20 y; a,S rs Ss.'''' w "'
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL
1880 MFF,saSssD 49, sap s.i,osa Dqs 1S'1s '
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4:50 r. M-Pt.555y' d que ne Detroit . 40 20" lineage
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 Pay due nSdaG 20 a. Ninsa rsi:
WV Sd ia csicsso a % :. NJ. q. Issi:
ADIRONDACK AND MoNrREAL ExPREsS
CPS P, NJ Dolly. due Montreal 7:55 g. m
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL
7:3o P m.-PPsai,, e 90 h'aa' 80 :. H., A''''
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
o,nO "a - Daily. due Cincinnati z 10 y. NJ, In.
o:uu r. IT, dsnapoin 1910 D. M. ST. Loui' 20
LIMITED FAST MAIL
9OOP Dsy sisspasGa pe' sduSs,.s only fa,
cmrcito SrGnr EXPRESS.
95 p Gr DaH:e sa csp5 y Ds;s
~ " daily Dali exc cxce ~ saturday S " ss.
''{ Sf4FF KiS$ifSS ~ tAtsNiEE sf&fios
70 &c. o2s & a5s So fSt r21s5 .'ss ss
f? s,s- 80 T s rs1 s iof y 49, sss u g
III 80 \. NJ. 80 10 80 So so. 100, i:So
'' 5 o. IL 30 5'i 'I s. 5so s:aA
UTICA AND syRAcusE-.7 80. =. 90. sle. 10
l9 So ~ SO A, NJ 80 so 100. 1880 s.oo'
e. E so prFg 81 20 80 90 sis
s1AaAsA &? ' sio 1903 3? oso A. H..
ADssdSSRA,nf S sss p AND NoN1HEAL'' 90
CAFE VINCENT AZ d CLAYTON-"5 p NJ II 50
= NJ; also for oSdnsburg. 9 is p M, ~ SO ?. n
oswEGO-lo:oo. 10 80 A. NJ. 8 90 el5. III SO
Atsv Z - s z -ASD cASASpAIGUA7ssI
PITTsFrELD. LEMON. NORTH ADAMS
md THE BERKSHIRE HILL,
Via Harlem Division.
t"o MANS Win AivUsA DIa"tAs.ls.s- Ptsdeld
10 30 DE PIT, aeld TO- North Adams 10 p. n
tor tickets and space Ia secpineCar apply az Grand
SS1n:sa stat.a =, & 49, 49, az b,OAd..y IL PA.
fOsE $50 IS tsos s szd SIS sS
/ ford ave-, T. D., Brooklyn.
Westco,rs Express calls for and checks baggage from
- Daily except sunday 'Datiy excep, saturday oths
AbOye trains. excep: those leaving at 900. s:Io . m
2l6; 80 30. 55. CO. SO and II 80 .. N. atop
- Join 81 ToircEY. GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Minasr, Gencrai Pss.enger AGENT
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Dancing Academies.

4 LEXANDEI MACGREGOE's.
~ Mend'l-sohn Rooms lD3 w. s5'h.st.
private l"-rnus ana rlassc- IT, dancing day.
New clas-e, immediately afer the holidays
n EORGE WALIACI'S SCHOOLS Music Hall. 57th.st
NJ 7thay,. Iade>' and gentlemen class forming for
Wed Children classes We'd and sat aft. liar-
lem school " " l2t--' ruesd y. triits See circular
~ GLOKGE DODWORrH,
L. Gsl tIrTHAVE.
Glass and P-iNste lesson.
Mems Glass Mondays and 1hur-day-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-03
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-03
Professional

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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-12
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ter stay at the Hotel Schlosser, arc at tho
Hotel Bevington for the summer.
Mrs. Benjamin Braznell, OF North Braddock,
LEFT yesterday to stay several weeks with her
son Charles in Washington county.
The "Braun CotiIlfon Club" will hold its
first lawn fete OF the series at Windsor Park,
Bellevue, on next Thursday evening.
RF and Miss M. Tbuma will leave for
Cleveland next week to attend the conven-
tion OF the American National Association
of Teachers Of Dancing.
Miss Lille Blanchard. Of Forty-nfth street,
Lawrenceville, and Miss Alice Maloy, OF
Carson street, Southsfde, are the guests OF
the Misses Kerr, OF Havsville.
Drs. Mcneil and Gallaher, of the East End.
have been attending the convention of the
American Medical Association at Detroit as
delegates, expecting to return on Monday.
Messrs. H. L. and W. F. Braun and Miss
Kate W. Braun left last evening for the con-
vention of the National Association of the
Teachers o Dancing of United States and
Canada, at Cleveland.
Miss Sophie Blair, Of Braddock, returned
last week from a months visit to the Ma
tiona! Capital She was accompanied by
Mrs. d. 81. Nichols and her two daugb ters,
who will be her guests several weeks.
Miss Mary Boyd. of Penn avenue, wilkins
burg, is visiting the family OF Rev, Alexan-
der Hunter, at Hanover, Ind. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunter will accompany her when she re-
turns home.
Rev. W. W. Carrithers, former pastor Of
the Williamsburg Reformed Presbyterian
Church. now OF Fort Sill, Indian Territory,
who has been spending q few weeks in this
part OF the country, will preach in his old
pulpit to-day. He will return to the West
next week.
Mr.. George Dimling left last night for q
three months trip to Germany. He will sail
from New York on Tuesday on the steamer
Spray. Mr.. Dimling came to Pittsburg 20
years ago and achieved success. He returns
for the first time to the fatherland, and goes
with the best wishes and hopes Of q multi
tude Of friends.