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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
loss OF NRARLY HALF 4 MILLION.
THE TINKHAM woRsTED MILL AT HARRIsFllLE
r. l., DESTROYED BY FIRE

THE TINKHAM woRsTED MILL AT HARRIsVllLE
r. L. DESTROYED By FIRE
Harrisville r. l., Jan. l3.-The worsted mill
owned by William Tinkham and operated by him
and his son Ernest w. under the firm name OF
William Tinkham e. Son. was totally destroyed pF
fire which started a little before midnight last
night and burned until o'clock this morning The
plant consisted of the original mill stone struct-
ure of four and five stories lG5 by 40 feet with four
additions and the office. All of the additions and
Offices were of wood The fire discovered by
the night Waterman, who found the card room fun
of smoke, and he Immediately awoke the village
by the ringing OF the mill bell. The mill fire COM
pany and many Of the villagers worked for hours.
and many streams poured into the flames,
but without avail. The night was desperately cold,
the wind blew forty miles an hour and room after
room was quickly involved by the flames until the
whole plant gigantic bonfire. $50
The losses are put at $4,000 on the mil prop
erty and $4,000 the stock. The insurance in the
Manufacturers Mutual is placed at sZ5O,Vv on the
mill and $4,000 on the stock.
1t was a ten-set mill with l2l looms ana fancy
worsteds were manufactured. The mill was run
ming forty-two and half hours week and en-
ploying $50 hands and had orders enough 10 con-
tinue running at that rate all winter Win a fuH
complement Of hands $50. and running full time the
payroll amounted to $4,000 monthly. Recently
IS 900 pounds of wool put in. l2,VO pounds on
Thursday. There was insurance on the latter
The fire is probably the greatest loss that could
happen TO the community. as this is the only mill
I'm the village and IL has been kept running all
through the dull times f. w. Tinkham says the
firm will probably rebuild in the spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
TARRYTOWN.

Tho frat lecture of the second course or the
Tarrytown Centre of University Extension was
given at the Young Mems Lycer~ on IhurSua'
evening by Lyman p. Powell. of the University oi
Pennsylvania a large and apprecat.s a H
The subject chosen by the committee for TINS year
&c "Amercan Politics" and the first lecture was
on The Confederation and the Critica! ler ,n
Recinning with the earlier movements toward uIiI9H'
the lecturer described the adoption of the Articles
of Confederation. and gave an analysis oil tIlei,l.
After considering the condition OF me SounuS III
l7N he closed with most interesting description
OF the Confederation in operation and us failures
The audience was greatly interested. Inc remain
ING five lectures Of the course will be given at
The same place on the evenings Of January is
and o. and February l. and ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
ELIZABETH.
LINDEN Committeeman AFRAID.

The members OF the Township Committee of Lin
den Township who voted TO grant license to the
Linden Park Association were feeling respondent
last night as every indication points to a true
bill for malfeasance in office being presented 10
the Union County Court against them next Tues
day by the Grand Jury. The Grand Jurynen fin
ished their abors Friday night and II is no secret
that the Linden license matter took up most Of
their attention.
The Judge, 1t is known. is an enemy Of the
tracks, and he felt Indignant when at the October
term. In spite Of his plain definition of the case
the Grand Jury twice disregarded his instructions
and let the committeeman 20 free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
BROOKLYN Rcal Gstntc for Sale


FOR SALr.
The detached. two-story and m1nSar1
frame residence on :. -. corner of Brooklyn
ave. and Dean st., containing 10 rooms. rN-
elusive Of bath, closets and pantrics on
lot JcNlUO feet; we'll shaded sanitary
plumbing among the finest locations in
the Iicdf0id s"ction. convenient to l.. Rapid
Transit and trolley lines Tor all direction,
Apply on the premises % OWNER.
FOR SALE.-,.reat bargain. J.story
brick house In 18Th Wari, convenient 10
Roosevelt. Grand and 23i,st. ferric, wa
rent quick for $3.50 PEE year; price only
- 800. cash ~ 900. balance on MORTGAGE
at per cent this l. good crlancr for a
quick buyer BUCKLE & Co, GOi
WytS-aSe., corner Wilson, brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
Real estate Wanteo.

A-WANrED IMMfDI ELY. good
investment properties also les. ienc"s for
sale o. exchange; money to loan ON bond
and morfgagc. DALEY. - West 3Jth-st.
WANTED. To lca-e from MAY l next
for 3 or I years. an unfurni- he'd four->tury
and basement hrownstonr house IN good
condition. from I'D to 18th SIS and be-
tween 9Th and Lexington ayes. send
particulars. stJ'~rg Size OF house. numbcr
Of rooms and rent. WHICH mu1, BE- mod
crate 10 \. &. C., T.. q. Box 2.52j,
Ncw-YorI city
WANTED. Ia lease in the country,
within twelve miles ~ city. house with
modern improvements rent moderate. Adj
drcss. with fun particulars. II. J. NJ.
Tribune Onicc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
4 RICHMOND TERMINAL JUDGMENT.

\ judgment entered yesterday by default in
favor Of Charles H. Costcr, George Sherman and
Anthony j. Thomas against the Richmond and
West Point Terminal Railway AMI Warehouse Com
pany for $l7.S2.sb 50. Bangs Stotson, Tracy
and McVeagh. Of 40. 81 Wail-st, were the at
torneys for the plaintiff.
The complaint shows that the company issued
It's bonds in 1872 To- the number Of 1903 for $1,000
each. There were 5.lJ} which were designated 6
per cent gold trust bonds and 1886 designated > per
cent consolidated first mortgage collateral gold
trust bonds. Thc plaintiffs became the owner Of
thee bonds in July Last. only $'@'''o upon these
Is 81 2SG.& with interest Of &599 making the total
indebt edness $lI32235i -. which, together with the
costs Of the action in court makes the total amount
of the judgment $I7.Sl23ij 3d. The judgment was
taken by default.
The proceeding Is merely formal step In the
REORGANIZATION Of the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
NEW-JER.SEY.
JERSEY CITY.

MISS BARROwCLIFF SUFFERS FROM FEVER
Miss May Barrowclif. who was assaulted at
Jersey City two weeks ago, was slightly worse
last night but Superintendent Smith ana DR. Va
rick said she was only suffering from fever.
II would not endanger her ultimate recovery. she
has made no additional statements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
NETWORK AND PUTNAM NOW

NEW YORK AND NORTHERN REOKGA NtZI:D WITH
CAPITAL OF sG54D1O
Albany. Jan. l3.-The New-York and Putnam Rail-
road Company incorporated today with 4
capital Of sG500rn This is a reorganization OF the
Ncw-Yor ana Northern Railroad Company. which
was sold at foreclosure sale IN December. The di-
rectors are Z. Hood Wright. Charles II. Costrr.
Temple Bowdoin Anthony j. Thomas. Edward VI.
Robinson. Arthur T. Sturgcs. Charles II. Pond and
{. Kinney Smith. Of Nrw-Iork city: Thomas ".
Joyce James :. I1vie and Alexander g. bradley.
OF brooklyn. The organization tax paid to-day by
this company g. l2j.
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Practical Results-12 Years Work.

SEVENTEEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED Thou HN''"
DOLLARS ALREADY PAID TO WIDOWS
AND ORPHANS.
Tbirty-nye Million Dollars already saved living po"oy
holders by reduction premiums Eighty Thousand pay
ing Members Hundred and Fifty Million Doiia' >
insurance in force. Three Million Five Hundred lhouS
Cash Surplus Rescrve-Emergcncy Fund More t
sixty Million Dollars business for the year
nes are few pracca. results already recorded to te
credit Of the ,.
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATIONS
f. y. HARPER. President.
Home Once. - Park Row" y. J.
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FURNISHED Gonses 60 Get.

CLUBHOUSE TO LET. FURNISHED.
From May |. premise, occupied by liar.
Yard club for last seven years, at II West
odd At connect, witt Clark'- Rc.tturamt
1oat-,t1 clubs desiring 10 reduce az.
.nousc. and run upon basis OF nNcd chnrges
,I..,r notice tli, unusual op ortuuity
suitable for one large or two small clubs
CLARK, % West 23d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
NORTHERN PACIFIC AND NATIONAL PARK.

Milwaukee. Jan. l3.-The receivers OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad yesterday filed their answer 10 the
petition Of the Yellowstone Park Association asking
for the adoption Of contract made with the North
ern Pacific November u. 1883. ana the payment
Of a sum Of money due the contract. The re
cevers say the assOciatiOnS petition ought 10 be-
granted and they ask for authority 20 act I'm tn"
affair The Northern Pacific H. the only transcon-
tincntal line which passes near the Park, and the
gross receipts amount to about Soo.sD year. The
expense Of handling the business has been about
$500 year for the same period.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
Countrn Real estate DO Le

At MOEHISTOWN. y. J.-For rent.
furnished or unfurni,h"d MODERN built psi
d"ncc. containing II rooms. with all mod
cfn cory, nirncc- within easy waking
distance OF station and CONVENIENT 10 stor !
aud churches; drliehtfluiy atcd. on cor
n"r lot. For terms. description and per.
nit, apply 10 w 6. Duyckrck, Mutual
Life onicc No. - Nassau-st.
TO LET. Pretty double
brick residence; II rooms. bath. cOnScrVa-
tory; St,am heat. electric light; large barn /;
plot iiON2OO good shade; fruit: spacious
lawn; excellent repair; ) minutes rldo
from depot rent $500. or S25 month 20
May lst. Address OWNER. - llal-ey-st..
brooklyn.
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Real estate to grrbanse.

WANTFD.-Co Country residence In cN.
change for lir-t-cla>> private residence On
BROOKLYN Heights. J. o. IIOlT, II
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WHITE PLAINS.

The death rate the last year has been l,3 In
population Of 4,O42 The Tax Collector, James d.
Wright has collected about Si0.C0 Of the Slf
villare taxes Village President Hustled will
tomorrow appoint committee to draft amend
ments TO the village charter The Finance Com
mittee of the Board wants TO raise SJV" more an
nually
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
IPSWICH VISITED BY SEVERE FIRE

Ipswich Mass Jan. l3-Flames were discovered
soon after O'Clock this morning in the photograph
rooms OF George Dexter, in the upper portion or
the Jewett Block In Central-st The flames spread
rapidly; the local firemen were soon overpowered,
and help was summoned from Salem. Beverly.
Newburypor,, Danvers and Lynn. The call for help
was quickly responded to by Salem. ana at 4:So
a m the fire was under control. but not until the
business centre Of the town had been devastated.
and three blocks and three dwellings reduced 70
ashes entalling loss estimated at $iLVU ol WHICH
Sos 600 is covered by insurance. r,,,
The buildings burned were the Jewett BLOCK;
owned by Isaac Jewett; the w lldes BiOcK anu
Central Block both owned by George WHdes; the
store of Frederick Byron Isaac Jewetts dweiing
and the Hurd estate. owned by the trustees OF the
Manning School. The plant of "The Ipswich indie
pendent WAS also destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
PATENT LEATHERS UGLY TO HANDLE

From The Pttsburg Dispatch.
patent leather shoes have ceased to be Of profit
TO the shoe dealer" said prominent shoe man
yesterday There time when dealers were
able to get enough for one pair of patent-leather
shoes TO pay for two. AS long as these prices
rei1ned he could get fair profit on the goods.
Now he ID compelled to sell them for the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
Brooklnu Real Gstaic 90 Get.

FULLY FURNISHED DWELLING. Il
rooms all improvements, with steam heat
new beat part or Brooalyn. Pr sidrnt.st
and shave. I: Only ri,0 uiOii,n urtll Ma,
/. or longer. CLARK. Box 90, Tribune
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FURNISHED flats iOante0

WANTED. -Fiom February |. a fully FUR
nish Il apart Of eight or nine ROOMS,
centrally located. with elevator. by r.
sponsibc paitN. Address j. L. NJ, Post
office Bon $50 Fnglewood. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
Citn ReaI gsIalr Go Get.

\ GENTLEMAN desires 10 sub-lct hls
afc re- dcncr IN West S5th--t.. near tcntrI
Park AT a nominal rent. o. private family
Immediate possession. Apply at No. ~
ClIf-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
90 Eet for Business pnrpcse

CHARLESTON. For rent, large I'd.
story loft. sutlbl" for man fg plenty steam
power and light JAMES lO>t,l,ONr..
zeal cntat", Charleston, =. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ,ppIvAJ.S At THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE Hoi fh"'
CLARENDON-General Jose W. Hernandez oil Nene-
zIca. FIFTH AVENIE-Commander william H. "h't-
ing. United States Navy HOFFMAN-Colonei ~ =
colvar -, ,.h,uo Tom METROPOI. Ex-senator
Henry ! c,ggoshau OF Watervle y. y PARK
ANENtE-B Bishop Huntington. Of Central ew-lorK'
WALDORF-John b. IIerreshon. Of Bristol. r. l. WIND
SOik-Erskne NJ. Phelps OF Chicago.
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Citn Real Getate for Sale.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner IOsth-st.-
Substantial. artistic, detached hou'o; low
iKOVi-MENT CO.. Is broadway.
VALUABLE Ave. corner i-s'pry IRON
binding: good investment. bargain quick
buyer: might eX ,hangc. NIXON. 60 Bway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
THE ERIE TO ERECT NEW SHOPS.

Iiils fisIis ~ isisI-' INV ''ii''
Officers Of the Erie road say that their losses
from the fire at the car shops In Jersey 'iiy on
Friday night are Iullv covered by IN" Insurance
carried on the building. A. the earliest opportun-
ity the company VIII begin tho erection ~ shops
more suitable for the requirements OF their bust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14

DHESSMAK FIR. -Accustom'd u finest
work and for the best families wants work
by tho daN. fnrns 8. 200 WnsL Goth At.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14

A.-AIiIISTIC DKFSSMAKlNG at
short notice tailOr-nad- dresses. jackets
and clooks, moderate prices. Mrs. MEL
Roy, /, Fast ! lth->t.. between Broadway
and University Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
Dressmakinc.


A.-ARTISTIC DKESSMAKING at
short notice, tailor-mad- dresses. Jackets
and clooks, moderate prices. Mrs. MEL
ROY, a. Fast llth-st.. between Broadway
aud University Place.
An EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKFR,
class cuttcr and litter; :. I. TAILOR sy,.
tom lunch only. TAl LOK, 1o9 Fast
ATHEIST.
ARTISTIC DRESSM AKf.R. first-cass
filter. dc,r', more engagements by The day
IN nr>t-cla,> families; will remodel high
est reference. Address d, 2of cth-a'e.
l;ESSMAkEK.- Ihorough desires en-.
gag ment In o. out of city remodelline
specially; highest ref rences. Miss r.,
Boz 5O2. Tribune Uptown ONCE. LA
Broadway.
DRESSMAKER.-B n thoroughly expert
enced dressnakcr in all its branches.
with highest New-York references. desires
engagements In or out OF town. Address
THOROUGH. Box 49, l.242 broadway.
DRF,SsM AKER-Thoroughl expert In
her business guarantees perfect III 10y most
approved methods and latest styles; her
charge will De- very moderate In all eases.
MOORE. go West 6jth-st.. first nat.
DHESSMAKFR.-Bv a frst-class dress.
maker. g. 60 out by The day good hitter
gowns r'modcllife; terms moderate good
references NJ. G., Box 100. Tribune Up
town ONCE. | .2l2 Broadway.
DEESSMA Err -AccustOm'd u fncst
work and for the best families wants work
by the day terms. -. 266 West 96th-st
DHF.SSMAK NG.-Pcrfcct fitting stylish
drcsoce made from 81 up. Mrs. WlTKOV.
63 West iith-st.
DRFSSMAKE Err. ~ a day. desires more
custom: cutting. hitting. alteration Ad-
dress G. H.. 20 W'rt 3ith-st.
DRE.SsM AkER wishes "A Few moro Gus.
toners at home Taylor system. Mrs.
RFN NOLDS. AS West 57th.s'.
DRESsMAK Err. 49, Experienced English
drcsSmahrr wishes engagements by the day
In priyat' families, perfect lt and style
qua anteed evening dr'>scs spcciilty.
terms reasonable: reference. DRESS.
MAKER. i2i2 broadway.
DHESSMAkEK wishes a few more
customers at home. d.. 347 Fast i5th-s'.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
TIONS FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
UNE WILL. RE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE, No. Lac broadway.
"a door north Of Thirty first ST. and AID
VERrisEMENrS at the following Branch
Offices: 2Si Eighth-ave.. go Third-ave.
corner Forty-scNenth- $50 East Forty
seventh-st. corner Third-ave. - Fast
i2sthst, near Thrd-ave. l. 26 Thid-ave..
near Sixty-hrst-st.; LOS First-ave: 100
West Forty-second-st.: l92 Columbus-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14

DEESSM AKFR.-Bv frst-cla-s dress
maker u 60 out by the day good hitter
and stylish draper, street and evening
gowns r'modclliLg; terms moderate; good
T fcr'nccs. NJ. G.. Box 100 Tribune Up
town ONCE. l.2l2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
CLYDE LINE.

4 GLIDE LINE.
AZ CHARLESTON. :. G.. the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points.
From P"r % T.. T.. (foot OF Rooseyelt-st.l. p m .
ALGONQUIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Monday jan -
NEMASSfsf. W 'llrShty
SfMlNO Iptiyf
All steamer have Nrgt class passenger Accommodations
WIN. T. CLYDE & co. General Agents
Bowling Green, y. Y.
FLA CENT. < PENN. FAST F. < T.. LINE via JACIia
GRIT. so. FRT. & PASSR LINE. via CHARLESTON
T. q. EGER. G'Il Agt, 379 Bway. ~ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14

DRESSMAKI NG.-Pcrfcct fitting stylish
drcsrcs made from 30 up. Mrs. WlTkOV.
63 West iith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14

An EXPERIENCED DRTSSMAKFR,
by the day. ~ 30: or home. cheap: first
class cuttcr and litter; =. T. 1at lor sys-
TEN lunch only. TAYLOR, 159 Fast
4.ti-st
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INTEREST IN THE rNIoN rAcIFIc sYsTEM

INTEREST IN he I MIN IA'lfl' Hi> l I'm.
The receivers Of the Union Pacific yesterday an
nounced that the Nebraska Court has authorized
them to pay the following interest: Union Pacific
collateral trust 5s due December /. 1893. $ll6925
Union Pacific collateral trust Is. due January /.
1891 slI0lG0; oregon Railway and Navigation first
mortgage 6s due January t. 1884,. NB9O; Utah and
Northern first mortgage ~. due January J, 1891,
$2p125 and consolidated -. due January ]. la9i.
$i5.71J. tab Southern general mortgage Is. due
January l. 1891. &3,ll0; Utah Southern Extension
first mortgage Is due January |. 1884, ESQ, Idaho
Central first mortgage 81. due January l. 1891 Sii0;
Kansas Pacific Eastern Division. first mortgage 6s.
due February J. 1891. 1920; total. '59', 10. The
coupons Of u" collateral trust IS ana 6s VIII be
paid tomorrow \ further order In Oregon VIII be
required before the oregon Railway ana Navigation
coupons can be paid and further order In Wyo-
ming Will be required before the Utah and Northern
and Utah Southern and other Oregon Short Line
and Utah Northern issues can be paid The re-
cevers have applied for the additional orders and
expect that they will be obtained "ithh very Few
days.
An order has been applied for and Is presently eX-
pected in kansas experimenting an order already
Issued in Nebraska. authorizing the payment 81 the
November coupons from the bonds OF the Atchison
and Pixies Peak Railroad Company ana the funded
interest bonds OF the Central Branch Union Pacific
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
Crcss mahinQ.

FRENCH DEEssM food filter;
will make drs>c> for 81 up: perfect
satisfaction will b. given. Address l09
We ogth-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
Conntrn Real Gstats for Sale

AGENCY FOR MON rCLAIR.-Resl.
dence properties Of all escriptions for sac
and 10 let furnished houses.
TUBES & TAYLOR. s Boekman.st.
CALI. OF. SEND siN cents In stamps
for our illuetiatcd sale catalogue OF corn-
try property on lines OF Hudson. Harlem
and Ncw lIaVcn railroads; Wrstchc>tcr
County our speciality. WM. II. HOlf
& CO., > NandrfbiIt-ave.. opposite Grand
Central Derot.
EAST ORANGE. n. J.-Desirabln prop
erty for Aiic: furnished ard unlurnis shed
houses 20 rent. ;. ID. CONDIT opposite
Hrick Church Station.
FOR SAI.E.-In Greenwich Conn new.
modern cottage, every conN.n cnrc lOci-
ton the best; an acre Of ground price.
81 500; cash $1,000. For further par.
ticulafs address owner. ERWIN Ed
WARDS. Greenwich. Conn.
COR SALE cheap. factory plots in th,
eitv Of Hobokcn. GEO. W. WRIGHT, Is
Newark IT.. HCtoken.
FARM Of 100 acres. 80 miles from n
T.. In New Jersey large productive or
lizards Of peaches pears and appl.-
b,rgnin II noli soon. j. w FIfLDF.R,
90 Libcrty-st.
SHORE PROPERTIES, along New.
Haven Ilallrosd lmproyed and unln,pro,ed;
eli prices. J. w. ATWATER, 81 Lberty-sA
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WHITE STAR LINE.

.Teutonrc Jan; II 2 p. MI Britannia Feb. - 1880 m
GeTmanc. Jan ~ n Ggrman;e F , % i2%o nm
From White Star Dock foot Of West 10Th ST.
No carried by passenger steamers Of this line
Saloon rates $50 lrd according TO steamer and TO-.
cation Of berth Second cabin On these steamsr. SO AID
$40 Steeraee TO from the Old Country SO No. ~
Broadway. New York Philadelphia Office. 400 Walnutst
II. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14

IMMIGRANT DIFFICULTIES OVERCOME.
Chicago Jan. i3-All the difficulties In connection
with the Western Immigrant Clearing House were
overcome at the meeting Of the Advisory Com
mittec of the Clearing House. with the immigrant
agents here to-day Peter AacDonaid agreed 70
cancel all agreements with the Union laclhc road
and to allow ali his business to g, through the
Clearing House AT the same rates OF commissions
as are paid IN other immigrant agents. There
now appears to be plain sailing before the Clearing
House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
Ocean Steamers.

A EUROPE, HOLY LAND CALIFORNIA
IA BERMUDA, FLORIDA. MEXICO &c.-Select p
ties best ticketng facitie choicest berths So
for Tourist Gazette
II. GAZE & SONS. 113 Broadway. Ncw-YoeS
est 1s44) Official Ticket Agents. chief Trunk LinG4
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Geatbsrs.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors, GovernesseA
&c, 10 Colleges. schools and Families Apply 10
Mrs. NJ. J. YOU NG-FULTON. % Union square
GENCY Miriam Coyriere supplies tutors. professors
"A all iepts: recommends
10 jthaye. Book Blfing, cor 2'h ST.
DRIVATE PUPILS WANTED by vassar graduate: ele-
L m"ntary and higher instruction.. city references
Care \ II. Taylor. II Wall-st.
~ NTH GRADUATE seeks visiting or resident engage
- mnnt. % hours instruction daily; Brooklyn or
New York Address TEACHER. 2o5 West 2lst-st
rHEACHER WANTED IN WOODWORKING by
i letter. stating qualifications 10 instruction Commit
tee, Hebrew Technical institute 20 Stuyvesant-st.
WANTED English lady with Drawing. Music and
w French as visiting good family. MIRIAM
COYRIERE Agency. $40 5th-ave 2oth-st
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