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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

iIorn1y to woman's ho'p'" Ne"'' $4,000
c. Sa.s 2aS It Of oth-aye. ssico5 Alfred
7alh- M' No s2l 4 West W Hall to cif'o"
se III SUN 5. ID # Or eihaye 2,sico5 James
7e,h,s, T Az o' Eeerca MaeRn a. go
Eoulon ct to joseph ., w'5,net e,y,,cas ~"
rrcGsr''N hummer exchansc and
ioe :. Equitable Life Assurance Society to Will
I'm f% N " IS T, Of s,.a,e 2,Sio22 Emma
1ymsn 10 '@'e7 - ' N 5dih st. - oxoo
Joseph zimmerman 20 Annie zimmerman -, "'""
'ioe .. Anna + Hunting 30 Robert Gibson. 5000
an sheriff TO- eorge Hahn and inothcr SIS and 30
si SIMON AN and '' VIE ecIio
ois ''G" anu 81 li5 It OF ithayc 1o1ioo5 Lewis
Friedman and WIFI TO George M"yers M.v.r. 10
Lewis freGma9 - :.oroo;
'' Abram : More % and " wc to May More Ia25o
72d,st' No 40 East: Dora Hayman to Emma
,aoiS 81, i75 It 81 Madison-ayc IesiOoli
i, s,r9 10 "7 3 West, william fcIsn ana vie
, Sc Simon 80 s 40 East, Emile Levy nka
ea wS,ss ~ II # %; iiet6.s 2oxso: caro-
iin ne' Boc6 t. Moses oppenheimcr 1900"
' ida s. Tnllc Loeb +" Levi J. KssSicr ana We
sh Is,o Ns u ES' and T aS Siin @
i1lm..' No Isl East Ida cranor and husband ,o.o
iiS,h 't''' 3. loo r. Of shave ioOsiooli: o.
GiSs IN i"'' y" 'i s Jn il John
14s qn's' q =, o. n gdgccombayc lssooii.
Ethel = Brown 60 isoiine y Raw ct al s..,,,,.,ii.
samuel Wcf'heim anl VIZ 10 i@gisa t 5,,eo -'"
Martha ( ii c,raes AMI ano'.or TO " Tucker
i2ohs s. ~ ,; W.. lanes Frame ana y 20
,ci 1'',pn TO- 'ii''' ~ 3i.a,e .5sc hermann
Frost and wife 70 M'r,"ret n.,,o "'''
isslrfcsu,r. Xarcr Schafer ana wife o K''h- go,
H ishi s. Road n s. - 4 " = ,Kngs
bridge Road. 4,sir-egIinr: chafl's ; NJ" 60,
B's,'n.ate g g. se.G n ef r,ro'-,, -teS
iT rG sis. a., "' 1,, g,i, = M,hs '.'
Yontcrs,syc gfner Van Io@' '' az 'fn
- ;e N ana an p putnam ana "'' 100
s,a'c.s'.. yo. ig. il ana IS era - : f"ar.''
W ", en-: ~, = ana a. Aa'' of" ,'' aco
p " ct \" loo +, lo, nc7n Van v'ken- .o
Hud.sn..t n v corne, Heade.'. oa.co as5.,
90 i 1 ~ part, Na'''' VI '.' ''''' 2iasa
Spring.. No iaa. Joseph ana ID, schultz 20 ,-.oo
Avenue ',T'r. 4 40 r, u ad., 22F7e George
Arlington lSSSsS $ Sa " e. John rfc
~ .s,' 81 al df NJ M'r, secean .. u ooo
lin n,,, .os s. , l'9 W., ~ Az, ne 1900
| N Muvany 90 Tioma. Mglysnf .........,.t J
re 3 Il a,a1 r ."s1" e 3 %a 1' A i; iP "
i, .ni wy, T., 90 W. '' lmaaiI Nan.iasn 10
iGh'r,' s. 2iG 3, - - s,a a,- 2,,n2 Nary
I s o' %ag a ia., az All F VI. t. s &s
2is,e. " ,5fner 2t,l..,' 1871 sale Mu
a76-s, . - ~ r. " Of ave. y e,eso Emi
a'h-si ?. ieSs n " o. l.'. a. .r, - '',e
lem f.9- ,1s'.n, ana "''' 100 ''''' '' 30
2 Tt IT. ,,, vi ci 81 m e Fre-s - iianne 5000
Avenue T. conn, 5'h-,'. 2sSe' George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
JUDGES AT THE COMING DOG Snow.

The following the judges who will offciate
at the nineteenth annual dog show of the West
minister Kennel Club. at Madison Square Gar
den. February IS, 20. 81 and 90
st. Bernards. Newfoundands and rugs. Miss
a H. Whitney, Lancaster. Mass; mastifs,
Great Danes. Russian wolfhounds, greyhounds.
noodles all terriers except fox-terriers Bas-
set hounds, Dachshunde, whippets, Italian grey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r.. r.
BnItimore Wnshtumton, Chicago. Cincinnati,
ST. Louis and All Points West.

ST. Louis and Ali Point. West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRIMS
Leave New York. foot OF iberty,st daily Tor T ~
CAGO 80 d. m 1918 night For PIIIsBIks,
1870 o. M i2:i5 night For CINCINNATI. 81. LOUIS.
300 a. M. 900 p. m. For WASHINGTON BAIT,
y. M. sunday. 0:oo m Dining Carr, 500 D. m.
l2;i5 night Al trains daily except 800 y. m.
For NORFOLK. 1890 a. daily, 1880 p. m. ex Sunday.
For NEW ORLEANS via Roanoke. Bristol and Chatta-
nooga through Pullman Sleeping Car, 900 p m. daily.
Ticket Offices 49, i72, 26l AIS, LAO Bdway 81 East
l4h 81. 1877 Bowery. ~ Y. s44 800 Fulton St. Brook
Ign: Station foot OF Liberty St., c. r. r. OF ~ j.
New-York Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

corner 5ist st and Beehman Pace, year year pyer
wessells Charles H. and wife TO North H n,h
ssvings Bank n = 0lst-st iOolo III Oh ~" ~ IN
ave. 4 wears.
Wilson Jonn and wife to David \ Mitcneu, e
College-ave 1914 II Of i6ith-s year, 1 o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

TT COSTS MORE TO SEyD CURRENCY No"
Boston. Jan THE Adams Express Company mas
advanced its rates for transmitting currency ne
tween New-York and Boston to forty cents LOT
6, 900 Tho rate has been twenty five cents for many
ears and bankers are much surprised at the ad-
vance without notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

Through trains for Chicago and the West Leave New.
York foot NJ Chambers-st. daily. follows ana n'e
minu,.s earlier from West 23d-st: 49, nj,
9l5 hamsSn fimira Baaao bradford and saii
manca. Parlor TO Bunalo. l,,
300 i.so " via a' S' '5s" 3
81, m thtcagp I o. m Sleepers Chi
cago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car 49,,
63O ST. @asn y'.sSlt' sss.s. ao ss S"
chicago and the West. Buffalo passengers can
remain in sleeper until : A. NJ.
S:45 ss train {, %"s cReaso sicepes to BSao Chi
cago and Cincinnati Dining Car
4 OcAI. TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
Accommodations at Ill 26i i0l and a5i Broadway. 100
East 125th-s,. Chamberi and West 23d st ferries New
York; Fu.ton-s Brooklyn 200 Hudson-s;. Hoboken;
and Jersey city Erie Transfer Company calls Tor
and checks from hotels and residences 10 cest-
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oDNPMNaG G10MM.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
Vl FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
eleven steamships. asgregatlng 81 VO Iona
From NewY York. "Wednesday FIidry ana 5stuIday'
TO GALVESTON. TEXAs. Thence by rail to MEXlCo
CRY AND POINTS IN MEXlCo and 20 DENVER
SAN FRANCISCO and all Caiifornla Winter Resorts
N''' FLOR DA-VIA BRUSSWIck, Ga
TO JACKSONVILLE ST. AUGUSTINE. TAMPA. &c
sTHAIGdr and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 70 Az
,oinn IN Texa colorado Utah. Arizona. California. Next
Co. &c oeorsi. Florida. Sc ENcellen, accommodaona
~ TOR our 6D-paEe Pocket Guide (matled treel
e II MALLORY CO. Gen. Agfs.. PieF -. r. r.. N T.
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GfhooI Aeenfles.

A CFNr.Y Miriam Coyrere supplies. tutors professor
n Teachers eoyernesses in all defs recommends
.choos 10 parents 100 5h-ave Book y dng cor -oh-'
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGfN'f
n snnnes Professors Teachers. Tutors, boF"rncss"s
&c ~ Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 20
49, Mrs 81 j. YOUNG FULTON, y Union square
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and cortlandt Streets.
P 1880 ca
ion Nc Car: Aryss a M Gsyssnd
2.SK r: M;ScHIcAGo AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
I'm and ' csaso ana Re@s n1a Il g.
900 p M@wE sssafs ExFREss Pullman Sleeping
7.45 r. M.-sorTHwEs 1isR iESPREss Pullman
sGspns anS 1nns cars M sn
500 F. N 5:'R1a faRns Sleeping Car
Pittsburg Connects Chicago daily and cleve-
land '7s 4siG faScG xSD TE SOUTH
SO o 1910 pnnT d paor a. NJ 5n S Gag. a
9Tn ssc a S@ SSg car" 29s con- Fl Nal
s al ps sHoaa and S Dn3s c ar 80 D"ns ca
s6 ts pnns Ga II Z " s NJ daily
day ssS s to S sTns Mphs and New
orleans; l2io night daily. sleepeis to Montgomery
ATLANTIC COAST LINE. 900 a. NJ. daily, sleepsrs to
Tampa st. augustine. Macon. Charleston. 900 r. NJ.
aiy 70 oH %gf eHG hS9% Express 800 p
r6 h PUNT cMoT a PGp NoKoK via Cap.
Charles Route, A. Nj Vek-days. and, with Through
FOX se KpfrANrIc CITY AND CAPE MAY 100 p NJ week
days. Through Buffet Iarlor Car TO Atlantic cty.
f2 Peasant a@nT 9io < w. I2io $40 30 END iiSe n
week lays Sundays except Asbury Park and Ocean
V' ~ FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Coo 100 s. $50. o. $50 90 Penna Limited loio DIN
ing CAR. II A. NJ ~ J. 40: - $50 nolhsns a.
4 70 dining Carr , dining carr o. 30, >, J.; NJ
us night sundays. 6i5 $50 go 90 imt ,n,I ~
Al , Dining carr. 800 Dining carr, y, ~ 'Dlhlhs
Car, ! DINING carr g. AS. g. 8 +. NJ, II 10 night.
Ticket Offices Nos l:3 ga 1876. 80 ~ aha -ol
Broadway: AstOr House and foot Of i(esDro.se
c6rflandt streets: street $50 Fulton street ~
broadway and Brooklyn Annex station ,9ot 81 rSipn
I{roolSIyn: jersey city Inc New TX
Transfer Company VIII call tor and check biesase i'n
hotels and residences through to destinstiony oon
: NJ PRENOST >. ~ -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

hounds scbnnerkes. toy spanies and miscei-
ianeous class James Taylor Manchester sei heg
bloodhounds. deerhounds foxhoun,ua, iohn
Davidson Monroe Mich; pointers Charles ffe AT
Newark n. j.. spanies Except toys, r.. ~ III
ham. collies DR. l.. c. Sauveur, Chestnut MN,
Penn. bulldogs. John H. Matthew's foxiterr terrier.
and old English sheepdogs, r. f. Maynew, peas'es'
Ine Lewis Moodus. Conn: Boston terriers, { +.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
NJn ONIEION LINE.

OLD DON Non Nd4T son rs z; OLD POINT
COMFORT ana NEWPORT NEWS. VIRGINIA BEACH
pETERsI,liTC; and RICHMOND. VA. and WASHING
ToN. D.. Mon Tues W., wsd Thurs aga sat sal f1
For WEST POINT. vA.-Tues. Thurs. and sat. From
Pier 20 new No. y. r., foot kach ct. al p M. sa,
,rdays 4 D. m Through tickets and freight rates TO all
POINTS ''''" W /. GUILLAUDEU. Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

DIED -" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IL FOR LA GUAYRA, Puerto cABElLo cARAcAo
AND MARACAIBO. VIA CURACAO.
FROM PIERREPoN~ STORES BROOKLYN.
G Q tAnkc .Sa tIr,.ay Jan. =. | p. NJ
: NENI,Il Ella htsihl, y
s :. PHILADELPHIA. SO. Wednesday Jan 30 .. ~ ~,
Tb..s American reamers built expressly Tor the trade
have very superior accommodations for passengers
INV " IpOVrTON. BLISS & DALlETT,
General Managers rs Front ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
FOR LAKE WOOD.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA. BA AdI AND WASHING
For PHILADELPHIA week aaya. $50 500. 900. lo;o.
ii.2o Dining Tar, A. NJ 100 $780, 400 Buffet Parlcr
Carp 500 dining car. 600. 30 SO r. NJ; I2; 40
night SUNDAY, 10 900. II 30 Dining carr a. M Low
200 dining car 600 T. II. l2:lJ night. -, M
For Baltimore md Washington. week DAYS 9Vp ~
Dining carr A. NJ 30 3 30 800 Dining 'aD SD
p NJ l2i5 night. sundays. 900. II 30 DINING ,ao
A NJ f.3O 300 tDlniag carr 600 L. NJ. lid night
Tickets and paror-car be procured at ll3 u.
2si as 9s4 iio 1323 Broatway: 3I 6ih,aye 81 East
itth-st 1874 Fast 25ih-s 2S4 West l25thsi. Isl Co
lumbus-ave.. Nsw-York Courtst $50 Fuon-si brook-
lyn: Broadway. W narnsburg The NswYork Transfer
Company Will call FOR check baggage from hotel or
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
|, CRUISE TO THE NETHERLANDS.

4 CRUISE TO THE MEDTTEKKANEAN.
"A BY specially chartered steamer Friesl1nd' feo D.
$50, visiting bermuda Azores GIBRALTAR Malaga. Gra-
NADIA Alhambra Algers Cairo sever days at Jerusalem
Beyrout Ephcsus ConstsntInople Athens Rome. VnIy
SD hotels excursions, fees. &c. included OrganIea
and accompanied By f. c. Clark exUnited states VIC
Consul at jerusalem and staff OF competent
thirty excursions Europe. Ocean tickets by all ines
Send Tourist Gazette. =.
r c. CLARK Touris, Agt. III Bway. n IT,,
Official Ticket Agt. Pennsylvania and Erie H. H. &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
SEivEp Al THE UPTOWN oFrIcE. No. la: Broad
way, I'd door north Of Thrty-nrst St: and ADVER.
EASEMENTS at the following Branch Offices: e54
Eithth-ave e. corner Twenty log sixth ave
1871 Fourth-ave.. Fourtecnth-st $50 Thrd-ave
Third Fory-seyenth-st iOa1 Thjrd-ave. neai
sixty frsts Los Ffst-avc. ipj West
1872 Counbus-ave 80 Avenue Al 132a Third 70 West
Fourteenth ST.: JI West Forty secondst 5J4 Thrd-ave
l33s Third soSl Third-av. between one-hundred
and-tvefth and one-hundred . nd thirteenth SITS
At th- HARLiM OFFICES. $50 East One hundred and
tweny-hfthsi. 2i3 West hundred
IT.. and 32O Wst one hundreds md y-nfth-st I'D to
D. m, NJ regular Office
Ia Brooklyn at 63 Court-s: IS Broadway, r.. D. 26c
Bedford-aVe.. up TO q. regular ONCE
European Branch for Advertisements only. Fleet
Street. r. c.. London England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND ,, s N F 1N
CEIvEp AZ TIIE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. 20: i,road'
way "a door north OF Thr,y-hrsts,.: and ApVE JE
rshth-ave s. e. corner TWENTY thirdst W Sixth-avs
III Eoirth.aye cor Fouttcenth-st. $50 rhrd-ave 100
Third ave cor Forty sevenh-st LOG rhird-ave near
drs, a. 7OS Fst-aVs. 1876 West Forty second 81
aS Sri,mh,s ave- ~ Avenue A. 1922 Thrl-ave 20 West
Fnureenth. ST. 25I Fory-second ST. 55t Third ave
Third-ave.. between Onehundred
ava ,weIfth and one hrndre and thirteenth SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
WHITE STAR LINE.

\.
..s-i,,ic Ian g. : A. IN. sAdratic Feb. q. p. m
.Teu,onlc ian ~ 10 A. m 'Teuonc ...Fen. rs a. w.
Iritannc Jan q. 4. n. britannia FEB ~ p IN
a m. Majestic Feb. - VA =.
From White Star Dock foot OF West lOth St
COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER II EA Nffs>-
saloon rates upward according 20 steamer ana 10
cation ~ second cabin these steamers -"
and $40 Steerage from New York. on Britannia ana
Adrlac $40. Majestic and reuonc sI9 frepsd
tickets SIS No. - broadway. New York. Philadelphia
onice Wanut-st. n. MAITLAND KERSEf, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

CAvaNNAV IINE-FOUR TIMES WEEK
- ly from Pier ~. r. loot OK spring ST. " M ~,
Wednesdays. Fridays ana Saturdays ~ l. 4" ro'
wrsn' 1 1r ee @ppi D. HASH.GEN f. Agt.
e., n :, AZ p.yov : + w. Ry. 26 Bway.
J. !. ADAMS q r. A. FIR l. wALKER AZ, O. q
a. NJ sORREt. Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
f,I-RopE EGYPT AND PALESTINE.

II Parties at frequent Intervals Independent tickets
and Atlantic passages at lowest rates ior any TOUT.
Foreign monoys Every facility and Information . -
TiTOS cox & SON. 26i and i.225 Bway. ~ I.
Official Ticket Agents FOR all trunk lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
(Anthracite coal used exc.uslVeiyl
-Four tracks Automatic Block siSnd!s'
ON AND AFTER DEC. I'D. 1924.

ON AND AFTER DEC. 3p. 1924.
Trains leave station foot Of ldDery-st. o.
For Fason Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch hubo' "a
no IFS oO Di - EastOn) \. NJ III. l::v f:oV
to las,onj 4:3o $50 15l to Allentown ~ ~ suh'@S'
t.2o17 IL 10 EastonD. A. NJ 1900. $50. go" - NJ 4,
For wilkes Ptsto1 and scranton, o'lo ~ "i''
40 l:3o 43O T.. VI. sundays. 40 A. ~ :, TN
i;3c 400 200. 80 $50 T. NJ l2;3 n 19.hi n nd
ar iarrsburg AZ go 500 $40 a. NJ, ITO ~ ~
500 5:45 r. NJ i25 night. Sundays 100 3d. on"
T. NJ 1918 night. -. I'm s.oo
For sunbury Lewsburg and WiliiamspCr, az so ~ NJ"
For Red Bank Branch. and points south To f2ih
Peasant 40 .s:iJ 1870 A. NJ 100. l;io ciO 70 hed
Rank. 4:iJ 4:lO 61j T.. " sundays, except oeea'
Grove and Asbury Park. 900 A. NJ. 400 r. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 s:ij \. II, 1:i5 $40. $40 T. NJ ~,
For Farmingda.e. Toms River. Bainegat f"N anu Dap
negat 30 sI5 \. NJ. 1:fj, $40 T. NJ ,,.
For Atlantic city Cape May. Vineland and BFdseton
i:3O A M. 1:45 T. " ,,,,, =.
For Monmouth Beach soabrght and Highlands %
Navesnk 400 sis. II 30 A NJ 100 49, 49, 80"
T. Sundays. 300 4. M, 400 T. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

HOTEL vENDoME. BOSTON.
American Plan.
Rooms on the European plan. II desired
Breakfast. rs, or a la Carte.
Luncheon. $i.V0. Dinner. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
WHAT THE COMMISSION RECOMMENDED.

REASONS GIVEN FOR THE REMOVALS AND Irrr'
REDUCTIONS AND INCREASES IN sALA-
RIEs-wHAT TO DO WITH OLD CLERKS
ABOUT $4,000 YEAR MORE
NEEDED FOR THE NEW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
GENERALE Transatlantique.

" FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
1 GNSCOg%E. Bandclor. sat, Jan. D. d. ~
IA CHAMPAGNE Laurent cat Jan. a. ~, a NJ
New.York 10 Alexandria Egypt. via Paris. trip Vahi
days First-clas- siGO second class siio &C.,
A FORGET. General Agent. No bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
CLYDE LINE.

4 ILEUE I'M.
~ crIARI EsTON 4 c. the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE and All Florida points
From Pier 20 r. a. foot ~ Roosevelt ST. y D. m q
TROOI-OTS N"1ncsay Jan :.
cHEROkEE ,Iohs. H. q
~.
All steamers have irs-ciass passenger accommodaons
- : Bowling Green. y. Y.
Fla Cent. & Penn Fast T. r. Line. via Jscksonvine
Great So Freight and Passenger Line via Chsrleston
T. q. Eyer. Gen Agt. 3I0 b'way y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

IL NEW BERKSHIRE INN"
Nearly thousand feet high Most attractive holiday
or health Within four hours OF y. Y Round trip. - 80
All outdoor sports. Matchless mountain
spring Large paror. open Athletic
ROOM Capacity, 100 Circulars
CALEB TIcKNoR son. CT. Darlington. Mass.
- AN JUAN HOTEL ORLANDO. FLORIDA. Brick
~ house. electric bells. baths Everything first
class Circulars at Outlook IL Astor Place F. H. Abbott.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1895-06-08
Personal.

Aaron Loeb, of Eunice, was in town
on Wednesday.
Genial M. Goslinski left for New
Orleans on Wednesday.
T. j. Lacy, of the Mount Hope Nur-
sery, was in town on Thursday.
a business course at Bowling Green, KY.
| Mr.. j. T. Nixon, Of the New Orleans
City Item, is on a visit to friends in
| our city.
Morgan Sandoz, who has been in New
| Orleans for several months, returned
home this week.
Prof. H. G.. Lewis, of Moreauville,
| came in yesterday to take in Princess
Bonnie" last night
Miss Leola B. White, who has been
teaching school in Oakridge, La, is
home for vacation.
Mrs. Ida jackson and daughter, Mrs.
L. NJ. Merchant, of Houston, Tex, spent
several days here this week.
Charles Clay, leading citizen of
Arnaudvil!e, gave us q pleasant call on
Tuesday. He reports fine crops in his
section.
Miss Mollie Clifford took her depart
ure on Mondays train for the Crescent
City, where she will engage in the
millinery business.
Miss Matte Hedrick, of Floyd, La,
Who attended the o. F. |. during its
last session, which closed on Friday
last, returned home last Thursday.
N. G. Devilliers. of NotleyviIle, an
enthusiastic disciple Of Isack Walton,
was in town on Thursday telling about
the fine mess Of fish be caught the other
day.
Mrs. F. G.. Marks returned the latter
part of last week from New Orleans,
where she spent a month or more under
medical treatment. We are pleased to
learn that she has improved con-
siderably.
T. B. Hopkins, Mr.. Houston's clever
drug clerk, received news on the 5th
inst. from the Secretary Of the State
Board of Examiners that he had passed
a very creditable examination and would
receive his certificate shortly.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1895-06-08
The Summer Normal

10 recent article in ,eference ,o .,;
school, which will open at Oneionss 90 TINS s
yne we dnots6 1nh INST and eontnue four weeks' o
tive 1Ea to Teashs's some sections of the law reIa
them as such. however, in Which hishig = 10 10
provided that all teachnrs n,tn attna ~ IS
sach sa Institutes shall receive ena'ng the sam z
au@pensat,on aucs en- fns for the time Of attende END
that the teachara ter ac.oal al, teaching. Fearing
sa,ia summer Normal might expect n comnen enc
sation tor such attendance. Messrs 'Een- Eso
ne;a nee and irion have requested US to ea. ea-
siyeiv eI 'na' to ne law quoted refers exclu-
sealons g quoted and the s prefatorv narae ,ne
x'apn ,L referring to them both stated tate"
inE fact distinctly, but as the thew s,aeea wera
mel ,ns3rNSorated Norae in an ARTICLE on the Sum-
men @ nfPfaa.' Of 81; sl'e fear by these gentle
we Tne teachers appears to be we'll fopnded
we cheerfully make the explanation
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1895-06-08

We have received from the Eureka
Chemical and Manufacturing Co., La
Crosse, Wis, an elegantly framed por-
trait Of the late Geo. w. Chiids, for
many years editor of the Philadelphia
Ledger. Mr.. Clilds was one of the few
newspaper men in America who ac-
quired great wealth, and right nobly did
be employ it. His many acts of charity
and benefcence stamped him as phi
lanthropist, and the formal dedication,
last year, Of splendid home for indi-
gent printers at Colorado Springs, Col,
which he caused to he erected in that
salnbrious cline, was the fitting climax
to career devoted to the good of his
fellow men. His benevolent features,
in their pretty frame, make an appro-
pirate ornament for any newspaper Of
flee, and we assure the Eureka Chemical
and Manufacturing Co. that we highly
apDreciate the gift.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1895-06-08
General Notes.

Mount Vesuvius is in an unusually
active state of eruption, and the seismic
elements in the vicinity are most
active.
The $500 employees of the Calumet
and Hecia Mining Company, at Calu-
met, Mich, will have the ten per cent.
cut in their wages made in 1893 restored
at once.
The Consolidated Wire and Nail
Company has notified its employees
per cent. on June l. The company has
factories at Lockport, Joliet, st. Louis.
Allentown and Pittsburgh, and em-
ploys about 5000 men.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1895-06-08
In Mexico.

Our senior editor writes from Zacate
cas-, Mex, on May 81:
we reached here last night and will
lav over 10 our sleeping car until to.
| nrgnC at ~, when we leave for the Citv
| " Mexico, which we should reach inst
oeioie dark Tomorrow evening. This
Guy Is one OF the oldest in Mexico. and
mas mas ABOUT $4,000 inhabitants, but every
thing seems to be a hundred
years behind tie age. OF cnnrse
everything is interesting and
strange sights are plentiful. I'VE
nave visited two of tue most magnif-
cent Catholic churches, the San Fran
CISCO and the 'Guadaloupe,' aud were
asazz,eayhy Mayy the gorgeous gold and silver
uecH atESns therein. One Of the Curl
osities railroad on which we rode to
the Guldalonpe church, about S miles
from the center OF the city. There is no
InotlvglpoWer whatever, neither steam,
electricity nor mule-simply two cars
Wh1ch run on an incline the entire dis
tahce!around corners over bridges and
through crowded streets.
AS we are now over 5000 feet above the
sea level-on top of the mountains-the
weather is quite cool, and my overcoat
comes in handy. The only other pas
sengers from Louisiana are Capt. V.
Maurln, OF Donaldsonviile, and Mr.. A.
Moresl and his SOD, of Jeanerette. Our
sleeper IS full of passengers from the
Uhteu States, about one half of whom
are ladies'. The country we have pass
ed through is an arid and sterile desert.
lhere are ranges Of mountains on both
sides OF the railroad, but devoid of veg
citation, excepting cactus, mesquite and
a few small, struggling, scrubby trees.
The soil is rocky, and in most places
could not be cultivated, even if they
had water, and it is said that the last
rain IN some places was about five years
ago.
We find the expenses for board and
lodging very reasonable; the highest
we have paid for meals is 81 90 in Mex
lean money which is about so cents in
U. s: money, and we have had several
good meals for half that price"
The excursionists We're given a fiat
tering reception by the Federal veter-
ans and others on their arrival in the
capital of our neIghboring republic, and
a copy OF the daily, The Two Republics,
OF May 3O, which we have before us,
the following acknowledge
ment:
MEXICO CITY, May %, 1896
The undersigned. ex-confederates OF the U. c.
Y. Association and their friends, hereby &C
knowledge with thanks the hospitable and
brotherly reception rendered the passengers on |
the sleeper Ell Pueblo ON arrival here this eve |
ming by the G. A. R., and to the military COM |
mandant who furnished the magnificent band, |
and beg to assure our friends that we feel CRATE
Ful for the unexpected and hearty greeting |
given us on this occasion.
Col. LEoNcE sANDoz, Louisiana.
CAP. V. MAURIN, Louisiana.
Col. r. G. HEWITT, Alabama
r. E. FOWLER, Texas.
J. E. LUCK. Texas
Fl. c. KIRK, Maryland.
F. W. CREsWELL, South Carolina.