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BURLINGTON
Train.
For Hannibal. II. & st. ].
pointa- Quincy. keokuk and

ram
For Hannibal. II. & St. ].
points. Quincy. Keokuk and
Burlington .
Local 70 Hann!bal...............
For Quincy and Keokuk .......
For ST. Paul. MINNEAPOLIS. via
East Side line. Illinois and
w iscnnsin
The Observation-Disclosures Pa
cific Express. FOR Kansas
city. ST. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills. Wyo-
ming. Montana, Washington.
Puget Sound. Portland and
oregon
Twin City Express. for 81.
Paul. Minneapolis and Iowa.
Tie Nebraska - Colorado Es-
press. for Denver. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
St. Joseph
Night Northern Express" TO-
St. Paul. Minneapolis and
Iowa
For Illinois. Via East Side lire.
10 Rock Island and Clinton.
For Dubuque and La Crosse Sc.
For Kansas City. Council
Bluffs. Omaha. ST. Joseph.
Denver. Nebraska, Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Cast.
Local for HanLibai......-........
For Alton-Lrave 1:i1 a. M,
daily: 1925 a. m. daily; $500 p
day: sos D. m, except Sunday.
1:i0 y. m. daily: sci p. m. d
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New York stock Quotations.

St Louis. Monday. Dec. %. l9a..
Inc Following SHOWS the opening. GIGa,.t. lGv-
est ana closing quotations on the New York
stock Exchange to-day. Corrected ,Iiiv for
The. Republic by Francis. Bro. Il Co. bonds md
stocks. PA North Fourth street:
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CHICAGO, PEORIA AND
RAILWAY &C.. z. &
COTTON REL

ST. LOUIS
Train.
Arkansas and Texas Express
via Bismarck and DeltaD.....
Arkansas and Texas Fast Mail
CvIa Bismarck and Deltal....
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Train.
Fast Mail
Local Express
Day Express - Kansas City,
Pueblo. Denver. salt Lake
City and San Franc!sco.-.-...
Washington Accommodation -
81. joseph. Joplin. Wichita and
Kansas Limited. and South
west
Kansas and Colorado Express.
Creve Occur Lake trains leav
s6:l5 d. m, gals a. m. l:30 p
oak Hill trains leave Union
m, fl0:lG a. M. 70 10 D. m. a
kiikwood trains leave Union
m. 400 p. m, +:lO p m. ex
p. m. and f6:20 p IN. Leave
finn XII a III sNCsDt SGnia'
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Train. Depart. Arrive.
Valley Park Accommodation. 1850 am 1000 an
Vale" Park Accommodation. tS:G1 am II: 50 am
Pacific Accomrncdation ..-....- 1890 am It's pm
Texas and Kansas Mail. for
Springfield. Fort Smith. Par
Is. Dallas. Ennis. Houston,
Galveston, Carthage, Joplin
and Wichita ........--..... $50 am "T:30 pm
Pacific accommodated ......... II 10 pm 10 . am
Valley Park Accommodation. ffl:SS pm fti:3o pm
Meteor. for Springfield. Car
thage. Joplin. Wichita. Vim
tia. Oklahoma. penison. Sher-
man. Dallas. Fort Worth.
Waco and B~rownwood. ........ go pm al 80 am
Valley Park Accommodation. t1:l0 pm 1910 am
Valley Park Accommodation. 1924 pm ss:n5 pm
Pacific Accommodation ......... 10 "a pm +T:t0 am
Texas and Kansas Limited. for
Springfield. Eureka Springs.
Fort Smith, Paris. Dallas.
GreenviiIe. Ennis. Corsicana.
Houston. Galveston. Austin,
san Antonio. Carthage. Jop-
lin. wichita. Burton and
the West ...-.-.-.r... 1856 pm 7:2O am
field. Vinita. Denison. Sher-
man, Oklahoma. Carthage
and Jo-in 1890 pm TILE am
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ST. LOUIS VALLEY RAILWAY,
ST. ~LOUIS-PEORIA LINE.
gSaar J. -. IL
RAILWAY.

ST. UIIS-DOOIS III
Train.
Princeton, Louisville. Lxing-
ton aau way stations. Chal-
tanOOsd. koIne. Atlanta, Mat
tOon and points IN the South
Mount Vernon Accommodation.
Princeton, LOUISVILLE. Lexlns-
ton and way stations. Knox
vide. Ashevllle. Chattanooga,
Rome. Atlanta. Augusta,
Charleston. macon anu .aIt
points IN Florida and the
OOtIledSl
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LINE.

PENNSYLNANIA LINES n
Train
FAST Mail
New York. Philadelphia. Balti-
more and Washing son Special
Indianapolis and New York
Local -.
New York Limited .........-....
Nandalia Accommodation $3.50.
Columbus. o. and Eastern EI-
press -
Indianapolis and New York
Express -. ID.
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Goyernmeut Eonds.
The yIefuI Markets..

New York. Dec. 2s.-Tin advanced Fl LIS in
London to-day to fl20 for spot and fi31 los for
futures. ard vas firm and higher locally, clos
Ing at 26. J5V2G.45c; sales of 20 tons Jan. dc
livery were recorded. copper was strong IN the
London market. ginning lis 81, with spot clos
ting at I52 - 81 and futures at f52Gi0s. The
local market remained dali and nominal. stand
nId is quoted ct lie: lake at ll;ISc, and electro
but quiet locally at 4ISc. and London also was
UNCHANGED at 80 les 50; Spelter was easy and
o. points lower here at i.I25c. London was - 81
lower at f9 los. Iron in Glasgow closed at 5s
Sd. and in Middlesbcro at i6s I'D. The local
market was dull. Warrants continue nominal;
No. l foundry Northern l. quoted at s23a25: No.
2 foundry Northern. No. ! foundry Southern and
No foundry =rbfheru-S=ft al -r2T.I.
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Horses Dying of "BIind StagGers.'
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Ha-tville. Mo. poc. "a large number n,
horses in this vicinity are dying Of the blind
stacE.re." RIaCklcg ia also causing the death
OF nanny cattle IN Wright County.
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VI, h. & 1.-THE

Train.
Jefferson City. Columbia, Boon
VILE. Sedalia. Fort Scott. In
dian Territory and Texas
Express --.-----
THE Katy Flyer" Cor Dallas.
Fort Worth. Houston. Gal
weston. San Antonio. Mexico
City and intermediate points
Jefferson City. Columbia. Boon
vile. Sedalia. Kansas, Indian
Territory and Texas Express
Missouri. Kansas. Indian Ter
ritnry and Oklahoma Flyer.
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Chicago stock Market.



New York, Dec: 2s.-Mogey on call firm ut
SAILS per cent: closing offered at 6 per cent. Time
money firm 90 ana 80 days, s pcr cent. six
months. 5l.G5 per cent: prime mer .antlle paper
8 p"r cent: sterling exchange tea Ter. " tn actual
business in bankers' bills at g - COR dempnI
and at ( S3-l2jd4 S3-25 for f0-day bills; posted
rates. i.S4Ii.s'5; c5mrer la ii Is, 4.S25d4 81.
Mexican dollars, sc. Government bonds strong;
railroad bonds Irregular.
Chicago. Dec. 29-Cea-in-s. So. Il IFS; bal
ances. Sl.ai3,S6 New YORK ex-hargr, 25r pra-
MUM. FOREIGN excfan Q n ha-g 4: s-rr NJ
posted at 4 81 for so days md at 4.S5 for demard,
Boston. Dec. 2@.-Exchang $. sl7.G.T.Ge5: bal
PhiIadelghia; Dec; 2a.-Clearings, 81. 2l4.175. BAL
ances. S2.S53. $40. Money. s per cent.
Baltimore. Dec. Ze.-Clea-ings. 1909 .o75; bal
anGes. S'02. l5. Money. 6 PEI cent.
New York, Dec. 2g.-EschanGes. st3i. II SET: BAL
ancss, SO. 7G3. al.
Cincinnati. O.. Dec. 5is9s per cent.
New York exchange 2oc discount. Clearings 81
Treasury Statement.
Washington. Dec. g9.-Ayailable cash baIane.
s2l. 81. ss1: gold $40. 9S3, 93s.
Bar Silver.
Ma vi ~ No -
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FluxSecd-
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Chicago. Dec. 2G.-Fla1seed market was STEADY.
but without trades No. l Northwestern was 49,
bid and No. ! SI.is hid: May was sl-3 BIZ and
Doc. ranina.lv 81. l6: receipts YER . cars here.
JOS at MINNEAPOLIS and a az Duluth.
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ILLINOIS
Northern Lines.

Train. No.. Depart. Ar
North Illinois Express
Springfield. Freeport and Du-
huque '7:52 I'M $50
ria and Springfield ;.;---...'i:a 5 am .7:s7
Springfield AccomTnodation -.-- -: 9 pm 1919
Chicago Diamond Special ---... 9:iE pm 10,
Springfield Accommodation -. 100 pm -,
Southern Lines.
Train. Depart. Arr
Fast Mail Paducah. Cairo.
Memphis. Jackson. Tenn:
New Orleans and Texas Ex-
press. Nashville. Atlanta and
Jacksonyile :.. 80 am 7:2.
Memphis and New Dreams. Pa pm s5.1s
Accoumodation-EuTphy bCro,
Marion ard Cairo .....-....... ti:s. pm Il:32
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Marion and CrCai Springs.
Sparta and Chester .....-.. 40 pn !r.a2
New orleans Limited Cairo.
Memphis: Dixie FIyer-Sash-
VILE, Atlanta and Jackson
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TIMETABLE.

, TINE.
TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN.
GLOVER LEA ROCTE)
Train. Depart Arrive.
The Commercial Traveller
Toledo. Buffalo and New York 80 pm T:40 am
Eastern E~xpTrss-IliinGis. In
diana and OHIO pnInts....... 'T:28 am s5:S pm
Ramsey Accommodation ....-.. '4:32 pm 1926 an
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Butter md Cheese.

New YORK. Dec. %-Buttc- 49, Receipts 3,7El
pkSs.: steady to frra: state dairy ~2gE!26c: cream
cry extra, 2Sc; creamery, common 10 choice. Il
N21iZc. C~htese-Receipts ABA pkgs: strong:
fancy large. state; fuIl cream, colored fail
made, l+c. fancy large. late make. 49, Tl2'4c:
fancy small. cGIjred, fan make. 14c: fancy small.
late make. l3Izc: white. fall make. BE; 'a:e
Philadelphia. Dec. Butte firm; good do
mand: extra creamery S9c; extra nearby prints
33c. Cheese frrner; New York full cream. prime
small. lfc: do. fair TO good small. l3i%p .24c; do
prime large lie: do. fair to good large l3zVl@slc.
Chicago. Dec. %e-BUttsr quiet ana Easy:
creams isq252c: diaries l7a25c. Cheese dull and
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. RAILWAY.


Depart. Arrive.
fT:D am tii:i0 am
10 :05 pm tells pm
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am +il:ig am
70 :05 pm tells pm
HALLWAY.
Depart. Arrive
am 1855 pm
'7:35 am $50 pm
1900 am so pm
- am t1:5o am
$40 pm T:21 am
1910 pm '.:D an
Union Station at
m. and ABB D. III.
;tadUn at 1915 a.
d T6:D p. m
station at 100 Il.
.ept sunday; to
Tower o Sta
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FRISCO SYSTEM.

----....- TITO am
daily: $50 a. m.
=. m, except Sun
E.:5e .. m, daily;
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EIrin Hutter Market.

New York, Dec. 2g.-CCnee-SpCt RIO quiet: No.
Z invoice 5Lc: mild dull, Ccrdova 7fzG12,. The
market for futures opened steady and unchanged
in all save Dec. which was ) points higher on
light covering by l0ca! shorts. Trad ny was very
quiet. in keeping with fGatureless corn news and
general Indifference here. Receipts have a bear
lsh influence. but primary markets were steady.
The close was quiet, with prices net unchanged.
Sales foot UP l.. 30 bags. including Dec. Mt 10
"A 45c; Jan. at 4.35H4. 4nc. March at 4.550i.f9c;
April at zoe; May at 4..5G4. SOC: June at i.sJc;
July at i.SJc. ana Sept. at 5.lOc.
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BIG r.

LAKE. SHORE, NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
AND CHESAPEAKE AND
Train.
Indianapolis Express ...-.-.....
New YORK and Boston Limited.
KniCkcrbCcker Special - New
YOrh. Dostor. Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia
NATION ard Alton kccCmmO-
cation 80.
Boston. New York. Cincinnati,
Washington. Baltimore and
Philadelphia ............. 80.
Cincinnati Express .....--....
Alton-Ledves 1000 n. m. .
500 a. m 'l:i5 p. m.
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Arrive.

30 am T:24 pm
2:A pm '5:1s pm
ti:s7 pm I1:32 am
40 pm u:22 cm
1880 pm SIS am
ROUTE.
Depart Arrive.
3:I9 am $50 pm
$50 pm 7:35 am
500 am 'T:l5 pm
'2:21 pm '2:1e pm
$50 pm 'T:Is am
$50 I'm 700 am
CTEAU AVENUE
sJ.31 nm ss-Tb am
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Train.
Florida Limited, via Nashville,
Atlanta and MacOn........-...
Fast Nail-Evansvilie. Nash
vile. Birmingham. AOntgOm-
cry, Chattanooga, Atlanta,
Mobile. New Orleans and
jacksonville. Fla: Charles
ton. ;.
Southern Express. u Evans
vile. Nashville. Birmingham,
Mobile. New Orleans, 1Thom-
asyille. jacksonville. Palatka.
Ocala and st. Petersburg.
Fla
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X.
Depart. Arrive.
AIS pm leo pm
BIS am 1:is pA
SIS pm 40 an
= ROute).
Depart. Arrive.
SIS am T:Is pm
1855 pm 80 an
KATY.
Depart Arrive
'9:B am .s:u pn
1872 pm '7:27 aru
HIS pm $3.50 an
pm T:27 an
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston, Mass. Dec. 2s.-C1osing quotations m
money. bonds. stocks and mining shares to-day
MONEY.
Call loans car per cent: time loans 5h9sIL Oar
cent. r'
BONDS.
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Treasury Statement

Wellington. Dec. 2e.-Ayailable cash bsIanc.
s21l. 81. ss1: gold $40. 9S3. a3s.
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1850 an Ass pm

=ES "AAh aA
T:Sl am 500 pm
am t6:S pm
1850 an Ass pm
% 100 am T:y ana
T:l5 pm 2:Io pm
G:15 pm 'e:3o pm
T:p pm 1858 am
1871 pm T:05 am
pm li7:05 am
800 pm T:ls am
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Bar Silver.
Men York. Dec. 29.-Ear silver FAC per ounce.
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Noilre of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-ALEX-
ander Mcintosh: Plaintiff. vs. James N, Plenderlieth.
Defendant Plaintiff desires trial be
OF New York Summons To the above named De
PENDANT: You hereby summoned O he com
plant this action, and "A
Plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after the
service OF this exclusive
and in Of failure appear. answer judg
ment will be taken against you by default for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York. July 18th. 1902
WIN ARMSTRONG, Plaintiffs Attorney. ONCE M Post
Office address. No. 206 Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian New York - -
To the defendant James NJ Plendereth: The foregoing
summons is served by publication pursuant TO an
order u ne Henora6e James o'Gorman one the
dated the nineteenth day OF July 1902 and filed with
the complaint in the Office OF Clerk OF the County
New York in the Borough Of Manhattan. civ OF NeW,
York ''' % ''e"
Dated New York July 18th 1902
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG Attorney for Plaintiff once
and Post ONCE address. 2O6 Broadway. Borougb ~
Manhattan, City New York e" u
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

NEW YoRK-Trial desired in New York County
Graberg. Henry Bischon. Ottlie Rreusnv
ana Amanda Won Graberg and Henry Bischon: execu
OF Henry Pschoff deceased Plaintiffs against Franklin
]. Bischon. Henry Bschon, Committee OF the per
of Franklin ]. Bschoff, incomDetept
person Harry A. f. J. Won Frankenberg Ernest w
Bischof Eva p Bischon. Marie E. Bischoff and sadie A.
Bischon Defendants-To the above named Defendants:
hereby summoned 10
an o a
Attorneys within twenty days the service
Of exclusive OF the Of in
your failure appear. answer Judgment viii
against by default for relief demanded
in the complaint
Dated New York. July 9th 1902
STRAIE1Y, HASBRoUCK SCHROEDER PlaintIns
Attorneys Office and Post Office Address 257 Broad
way York City Manhattan.
To the Defendant. Harry A E J. Frankenbere.
is served publica lion
pursuant order Of the Hon James Fitzgerald jus
tce the Supreme Court, dated the 18th OF JuIv
1902 and fled with the complaint in the ofce OF The
Clerk OF the County OF New York. - ~
Dated July 10th. 1902.
STRALEY, HAsBROUCK & SCHROEDER PIairt,n,s
Attorneys once Address 25T Rrosi
way. New York City Manhattan.
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USEFUL MAN %. Armenian: speaks
French and English; thoroughly competent
servant IN private family: experienced
waiting. homework; best OF references. D.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT CITY AND

., county OF New York-PlaGe Of Trial City County
Rooseyet as Trustees under Indenure by
Plaintins against William Ouseley
= n D Roosevelt; Cornela L. Roosevelt. Baroness
Cornelia G ZedlitZ. Hilda G.
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Executor OF the WIN OF James A. Roosevelt deceased
pefendants 10 the above named defendants: You are
hereby summoned TO the
and TO serve copy OF your answer the plaintiffs;
Attorney within twenty days thIs
summons exclusive OF the day OF ~
your failure TO appear answer Judgment will
against by default for the RELIEF demanded In tba
complaint. =" ING
Dated New York. Nov. 25th 1901.
. .. GEORGE c. ROBRE
Plaintiffs Attorney Post Office Address Office No "A
- Wall Street Manhattan Borough. New York city.
welt, Cornela L. Roosevelt. Baroness CorneIIa
zedlitz and Hda C. zedlitz. The fore
going summons ia served by publication mr.
order of the Hon Charles H. Truax one ~
the Justices OF the Supreme Court Of State Of Na
York dated the 18th day Of June 1902 with the
complaint the ONCE OF the Clerk County OF Neuy
York the County Court House in the Borough Of Man
haitian, City OF New York the
Dated the 18th day of June. 1902.
. GEORGE G. KOBBE.
Borough New York City.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW

~ YORK CoUNTY.-Philip Dexhemer PLAINTIFF against
Clatonia j. Dorticus Mary Dortlcus HIS Wiz
Adoph J. H. Meyer and Annie Zimmerman. Defendants
Summons Plaintiff desires trial in County or Nav
York-To the above named defendants: You hereby
TO the complaint and 70
of your answer on the Plaintiffs attorney
Gins oft tn of SERVICE and
appear judgment viii be taken against you
NV default for the relief demanded the complaint
Dated June 5. 1902 LOUIS CAMPORA.
for Plantin once aha Post once Address.
No % Nassau Street. New York City. Borough OF
To the defendant Annie zirnmermann: Tho foregoing
summons is served upon Ra @ pr % to
tees OF Supreme Court OF the State OF New York.
800 III, aotb Sav June. 1902 with com
piaint in the office the Clerk OF the County of
York. - ,ooo
D"'o A'S louis CAMPORA
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Dodd, Mead Co. announce for publication
sn the fall a book THE Uganda Protector
ete." by Sir Harry Johnston. The region de-
scribed. about one hundred and fifty thousand
square miles in extent, is tumble of contrasts
such only East Central Africa perhaps can
present. Mammals, birds, fish and butterflies
Of the most varied and remarkable African de-
scription flourish there with curious types Of
native man. In the western part cannibalism
still fingers. while in other districts the natives
have reached the stage Of importing canned
apricots.
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BOOK BARGAINS.

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Paul du Chaillu writes from ST Petersburg to
his publishers. Harper & Bros, under date of
July 3: VIII you kindly oblge me by send
ing here three sets OF my juvenile books?
Please select carefully the books, for one set is
for the Emperor, and especially this one must be
the finest The Emperor has received me in the
most kind manner. and. now that have some
knowledge OF the Russian language, will soon
begin my travels and explorations of this great
empire, from the north to the south and from
east to west. This will take me several years
TO accomplish. but 1 hope TO come to America
twice before the completion of my great
task
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LARGE PROFITS SAVED.

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In 1.-The Elements Of Physics" which Henry
Holt & Co. intend publishing this month. Pro-
fessor Fernando Sanford, Of Leland Stanford, Jr..
University. has attempted to apply the scientific
experimental method to the teaching of the
subject Such laboratory experiments only as
vital to successful teaching have been in
Guided.
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moMTAyK STEAMBOAT COMPANY

FOR BLOCK ISLAND, R. l.. ORIENT, GREENPoRT.
SAG HARBOR, L. 1.
Steamers leave York. Pier 49, E. R.. Wall St,
week days. except Saturdays, $50 p M Saturdays, l
P NJ On Mondays extra trip. 8 A. M. for Sag Harbor
and intermediate landings except Souhod Tues Thurs
and Sat steamer does not stop at southold A. ,,.
SATURDAYS of the steamers of the Montauk
Co s line viii connect [. r. r. train
leaving New York St. 100 Pier 3D. Wall St,
LOO F1atbush ave. Brooklyn, 119 p. M. arriving at
Block 100 P NJ.
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