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siSs fs.. s: oss. L & BY "a any sshsf ---' .'
ERIE RAkWAx A1kS ALI RsS psB e
Arrangements of train: tro% ohamSss.s Depot fr0a 1'a
.r.,p {: sasdsy 1s Day
"a and d.lss9 ssSl' Sleeping
n@Ss @ssd no !. % extra hnaso Snarss g
ss rngss mn SsssIa pGfs
Detroit, $40 M H'ls%snsa Ia % g. GSs Ios $50 30 a. M
second day Csnnoong arrive Toledo TS' M ano
%6y oaolso Erpres, solid Train
%1. q raah suas Day ysas sHs and
Buffet smokins Coaches e chicago
e. ssI 4; $ ss q ns
- IS fsss 1sss ss
ssS saSdy: Sls s9 silS Ss an
ssd ~ e'sss'a Sfn Saturday
.ss s,sas sssss;. II: sss is GU oss
s8ass sS ss 50; sunday
Rondoas and Kingston and Mo.tsomsry am sssop m
'aa ao.heS S'I sis 7so 1920 an sse $3.50 &so $50
SsaSay 50 ss sS so 1877 gSSs ao sS ESQ
5 500 lsS With ss9
ss hs sn sa ':'s'
OF quarter alter
from lO:46 every thirty mtnutes. and from
passage and apartments in Drawing RoCM and
Sleeping coaches be obtained and odors for the checking
and transfer baggage may be left AZ the Compans oces
Nos. 4O1 e57, Drosdway. 1S7 Westst, N. Y, Ne
Court-st.. brooklyn, or o. the Companys Dspota
Express from the West arriyen NowYork NJ 7iiO
''0 J5as n and ahBST iSsp GEM p...r Agent xowroE
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF EEW-JERSEY.
IN Trains leave for Enslewood, Coster Psrmont and
llmdnisht sundays7 a. n. ands M
JOHN N. ABBOTT. Genr PaAsr Agent Ne..York-
WEST SHORE ROUTE.
W VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
All trains leave West s2ds Cortandt and Desbrosses s
tatons.
Chicago. 10 M '8 p. m. Pullman seopers through
ST. Louis $3.50, Is N. Pullman sleeDers.
Detroit, 10 q. m $3.50, IS IN. Pullman sleepeTs.
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls Buffalo, Rochester III
a. m, $3.50. .Sp m. Sleeping and parOr cars through
s}Tscn5sG, cS 5',c 7E 10 10 iSso I aS0a .spn =
Newburg Kingston. Catskl. Albany "7:l0. 40 ll:oC
For Montreal and Canada East 7.lo q. M. $50 p M
Hamilton. London, 10 $780, g Toronto $3.50
sDaiiy. Other trains daily except Sunday
For tekt u.s. time tables psror OF sleeping car acoonmoda
oas or PS%op e at CssSs 'fIs ca
Office foot Fulton.st New York City H. 207 ?6 yl5
Ss s5 S4s LAO 2s Eroaswqy Ts7 gthavs e. Jag & East
andt and Dcsbrosscs s sud West Shore staton foot
42dt Bsggage called for and checked igon hotels
and residences. orders be left GO ticket Offices
"a state-st HENRY MoNETr. Gen Pass Aren't
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.

FOOT OF Liberty sT;;; NORTH KixIR,,
For Timh EEfhST asa
S1 3 tO & & gsC sis s iso @ ssS t So I pS.
@ a. Grco ar G 1n,SS ana
DRA%iSG;KooMc CARS all Day Trains and SLEEPING
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sES8SAy S 10 s S sS Esa s ssS ss5si SS . s:
LS.S THGsT2N ysffss 5s sa' sS
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SS iso .o
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$50, s:!s i2,6c m ss@asy.. $50 a
For For SSkAHSS 1GS saS tS FiSs Foo s.s ~
100, l:3e. 3.45 5s5 p sundays at 6:30p IN
For For RtfN at aS s.s M ,so s4, 4o
Ss @ Ss fsS ss assAYcs r. sss
rcr s i IA 1%G bhASGT Il tS $50
For TfEMINe TON. 100. s.s a M lsoo lao. Aeo. $50
For SGs si3 II iS Ills
so 100 500 1850 :. NJ. Sundays 400 soo n- L: 80
s5 gs s ssS - osS sj ss Ia
BAYS 800 500 si5 M 100 m iiso so5. $50. fsSc.
Esd AsSH SseAa al sn0vaa g S. 81 :as.: an !;
Fl @ sisEs e and ND t2S sss ..
For arLaNIfS ES ttss cfTs 3rsELAxD ana BnrDosroa
~ NEW:yEaSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
's Ss5S $Sas Si9aS II IT,
E;'$ Fl \ R';:si,s Y e.; b y: n!
fa'sSny ffri'Snya SsSstss S1 nfSsS. syS sso x
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Essal Sales.

CEVENTY- SIXTH STREET.-N. Y. Supreme
~ Court-The German Savings Bank in the City OF New
York against frederick Aldhous ana Others -,
In ptrs suance of Judgment OF foreclosure and SALE
entered herein the 2Ith Gay Of December s,s tie
undo rgned In said Judgment named Will sci AZ
pnDo auction a. the Exchange saesroom O. II Broad
I'm the CITY NewYork the 9th day OF February
1850 at I by evils J. Philips auotoaeer the
following described premises;
situat lying being the Nineteenth Ward OF the CITY
New.l ok founded aud described follows TO wit Be
ginning point the nortnery side OF sevenysrtnst
ono Hundred fifty 55) feet westerly II m
the westerly side OF running thence northerly
and para Fourthayc, one hundred and two It2
fee ~ IN igches centre line OF the block between
Seventy aud seventy seventh sts thence westerly
along said centre line and parallel with Seventy al. tn 81
sixty (O feet heuee southery and parallel Win Fourth
hundred and two ~ eet ana two ( inches TO the
northery se Seventy sxthsf themes eastcry, along
said nortery OF thst sixty 900 ieet TO the
'N' " '' CHARLES 8. LINCOLN,
b. KAuFMAKy. Referee
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Heekmau-st
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FICTION
BY
AMERICAN AUTHORS.
JULIAN HAWTHORNE's

PRINCE sARoNps WIFE and THE PEARL-sHELL
NECKLACE. limo Paper, - cents; cloth, 10 cents.
r. H. stoddard Mail and Express Newly ork-" Mr.
Julian Hawth rne written many thinss that
markabe either conception execution but nothing that
surpasses Prince mis- Wife and The Pcarshei Neck
lace Prince Saronis Wife is pOseriul 'The PeArlshel
Necklace gra3pcs with dark problems and masters tho
with apparent ease the effect Of the being The beauty
aud strength which Is the bea and endau OF poetry
Te character Itha perfect tue character OF any
OF shakespeaIes women and The Supernatural laugh whih
hauns oil mill wheel Is beyond anything OF
the kind that We remember Mr. Haw thorne Is a OF
genius"
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ARCHIBALD MAJ MASON. Emo. paper 10 cents cloth,
IS cents BY the above author.
Independent NewYok M Julian Hawthorne can choose
better compliment upon his Archibald al
maison, than the that he has last pat forth
story which reads II the manuscript written in his fathers
indeipheraDe handw rilug and signed Nathaniel Baw-
thone had LAIN shut INTO desk fOr twenty years. to be
only just pulled and printed 1t Ia masteru
nance short compressed terribly dramatic in its important
situations upon Dsycho,ogic idea weird and
cepbe ssrng treat en possible 1t lisa book 10 be
read hours. but TO dwell IN the memory for
eyer."
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FUNK & WAGNALLS, Publishers,
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DEADY THIS DAY.

HARRIET MARTINEAU. The tenth volume in the q" Fa-
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1t is not ny OF the word a compilation memoir
which model OF that concscDess which not
bic met por4iture with fresh and living inter
est in the narrative.
TARANTELI.A. A Romance. BY Mathlide Blind. Author
OF Life George Eliot" one volume I2mo CLOTH
81 So
"The name OF Mshilde Blind affixed author anything
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well In its charming portraitue Of boy and girl"
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A PUZZLE TO THE CRITICS.
THE FIRST 200 GUEssEs


at the author OF the Greco play THE BUNTLINd
BALL win indicate how is to determine the author
of book by what the call the Internal Evidence
the many the most prominent critcs
and authors OF the day.
We give below the Of the persons meniionea @ tne
author by hundred guesses which have como 10
hand The number OF times has been mentioned
Is indicated by the figure following each name:
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Efx VHDllrnnonS,
CIXTH THOUSANDTH IN PRESS

R<S
CIXTH THOUSANDTH IN PRESS
"THE BUNTLINa BALLS
DID ROBERT GRANT WRITE rTi
EDWARD
EVERETT
HALE SAYS IL was written by ROBERT dRANT'
and adds:-"It 10 very
bright and clever"
BRANDER
MATTHEW'S says IL written by ROBEsI onA-'A'
and adds Neat IN
fts rhyming, pungent
In its satire"
EDGAR
FAwCETT says it might DO RobEhi ohAA'
and adds" gave
me more than one
hearty laugh."
PHILA.
PRESS .avsnttis ROBERT GRANT.
Il marks q marvellous
advance little
Tin Gols."
80 PERSONS
OUT OF 200 say it was written by ROBERT GRANT
tSee list beow)
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Prices: CIoth, 81 90; gilt edge. 50.
CASH OFFER OF $1,000

for correctly naming the author The name Of t'o author
must written the Ian inserted In every book oppo
site The title PAGE detached and forwarded 10 th pub
shers Tie award 10 DO made wien tenth thousand Is
sod.
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND or SUM-
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN
NEWYoRK.
Express trains leave York via Desbrosses and ceurs
lsndt street Ferries. as follows;
62o 72o $50 g and 10 Linedl ll ll:1o a. M l. 22os
$40 i.o 5. 81 and and IL night sundays 6l5.
% IAn.ltedl end 10 a M. 4, .. and p. m' and IL
night. Emigraat aud second class 700 p m ..l
Trains leaving NeSIork daily; except sunday $40,
$50 and lilo 1, l. 4:4o and p. connect al
Trenton FOR Camden.
Returning leave Broad Street Station philadelphia,
l2Ol 500 s0O 4:8S except Monday, $780, 1880, $50,
$50 II and lll5 qimited Express l:S0 and 9:ao
Poi sS. SO LOO i.ss $50 m t5.2o limited $50,
TAO and IA p Leave Philadelphia via Camden. s:s0
q. m. daily. except sunday. -.
Vonso and Cortaldt Court ST.
and brooklyn station. foot Of Fultenst BROOKLYN
Husch's Hotel. Hobokea; station. Jersey CITY, Emgrsaa
Ticket Ofice No. r Bansry Place and Castle Garden -
Ths Traaster Company will call for and check
BAGGAGE from hotels and residences
CHARLES u. PUGH. j. H. WOOD,
General Manager General Passr.Agent
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GEORGE PARSONS LATHROP.

TRUE. l2mo; paper. 20 cents cloth, 81.
Critic: "In True Nj shrOp has given some OF his
best work IL is much better than Newport
fascinating story and worthy OF Mr.
IathrOps pen"
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EDGAR FAWCFTT.

RUTHERFORD. 12mo paper. % cents cloth Al.
n. Y Independent: "a notably manly and forcible story
surpassing his Ambitious Woman which stood for MI Fax
cetrs best work OF fiction until this appeared"
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Nsw UuS!Ran5sI1
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READY To.DAya

BURNABY's RIDE TOKHIVA
a.ds TO Kniys, Travels and Adventures In Central ASIA
syFRED BuRNABY Captain Royal Horse duards,
with Port rsit MAPS and Appepdx. containing win
.,,.r information Series Of Marchroutea. Compiled
t,om . Rus.iau Work pp 4ol. l2mo. Cloth. q. cnsw
Edition)
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whirls Us along almost a. swiftly and sayiy 'ne sy u
~ p, ., ,.han W. Law Il down ind ourselves apprsed
~ mucb that is ew signal respecting most interesting
country. A vivid sense Of humor and mastery OF
crisp bright English-N. Y.sun-
Captain Burnabys story Is told In na'hins ounano so
IN. da.cr,ntious in this graphic aud pleasing
and the reader is carried bv the freshness ana dash OF
the author stye From the first page to tho last there
mn, a aull limo 10 be found.-N. Y. Herald
His work valuable addition to the library OF travei IN
cenra, Asia variety of novel Information apart
from the "a and soldier style Of ts composition Cap
tain Burnaby is rare master Of descriptive writing win
no OF humor alive to the comic aspect OF
things his mind is always tho alert and his hand never
earo, nj. language is that Of Hfo not Of books-N Y
Tribune.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on aud sfter Jan. u, 1855.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York via Desbrosses Corndt street
Ferries Follows;
Harrisburg, Ptsburs the West and South, with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, n, o and d. daily New,
York and CHICAGO Limited OF parlor Dining Smoking and
Sleeping Cars, AT 3 q m. every day.
Niliams Lock Haven. p. Cory and Erfg
p. M connecting at Cory hr ftusviLe. Petroleum
Centre and the oil Regions
BALTIMORE washington and South Limited gtsa
Express of Pullman PaFor Cars daily except sunday 10
O. arrive Washington 400 p. IN. Regular &C 6:20 eoa
and $50 q H. !. $40 aud p. and II night SUNDAY.
6:l5 g. M, p. III. and ~ night
For Atlantic City except sunday, Loo ?. n.
For Cane May. except SuDday. llil0 a IN. .
Long Branfn Bay Head Junction and ntsrmedilte stA.
uons, via Railway and Amboy. NJ IL noon $3.50.
sunday and do stop at Asbnry Park.)
brooklyn with all throus trains at
JerseytCiy. afordng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travL
lO2O D. M daily and 200 daily, except Monday. From
Washington aud Baltimore $50 $40 N, co. 390 500
$50 911 and 1905 D. Sunday. 6;35, GAO 1000
NJ, from baltimore 9:2o ~ From PhIl.dsl%gsia % SO
iiS0 M LEO, ZOO $40 350 $50. 620 1870. $780, 500.
1898 $ ana 1S S5s ana a 7ss sSo ioSs nd
fo2O o. m
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NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE
ssBosToN g.
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA. SO e3,
PORTLAND a

Steamer rfty Of Worcester snd "City Of Bostous
Pier 20 r. foot of Wattsst pier De-
bYossesst. Ferry daily except sunaavs $50 p n
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NEW-YOR AN
Stations in New.Ycrk
ID LONG BRANCH RR.
Pennsylvania RR.. foot Cortlandt

=
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
station. in sevrot :s'' osI'laaa'
LEAVE eSnmencns EfsS s @ 1sof s4ee
,i For South 1hpRooy& AM & via % Pn kesans ER 40 ss.
iSO 5 % L. VIA fsHn RRs 100 Ss n S'S6 p % Sundays
For Mafawan, &c. via Phil. q Reading RR, $50 sls.
% 1So n 'S tS sS sp sS M ;5s ;sSss.Zs Z
eqRsias FSr Ksa K 800:
45o sG9aty sy ESQ., & 4s r. ys n rn saus, sGs ssss9s ss
For Long Bsnsa @ Ocean & sy AsSr Pars v Pss1 p.
4sG.s No. s sRn9f at S'fsR R
p m Sundays not stopping at Ocean Grows or Aseury
For PhIadcIpnia and Reading Ra s]5 iloo
q. T. AZ E F. so $50
bTdSetea Atlantic City, &C, via fhia Reading RR isJ
EUFgs H4FcqSK K sR T. YoRR 2R
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
tSro,rb ~ trains VIII leave Grand central Depot
$500 m Rochester and Montrs Express through draw
$40 o. n Fast limited chicago and st Lors EIgress
ester Bufaio NEgra Faii, EEe ceyeIaae and Toledo
sri1ing chicago 1oio m and st. Louis 7'1o p H. hs1s
aagns Se kooe.se 5 TsssTa FAILS and Buao fer
NJ western NewYork Northern Express with
s5 = M, Albany Troy and Utica Express through
- p n Accommodation to Albany and Trey ~, ,.r,,,
Fails Buffalo ncnna TCeao Dert q, and s,cSs st ISs, and u
AaSars SS Eosd % Esrs nd s sa e q
M Pacific Express with sleeping Tor
Pnflo Niagara Fas Cleveland Toleso, Defro CAlesgo
ii M Ngnt Express with seepug gears 70 ADehy enr
Troy with the morning trsns Tor the "ss' Aaa
for The North except saturday night. -, n ,.,.-
Green 252 and 4I3 Broadway ana at Westcots LSptes
Odires Parkpaee 7s5 and 942 Broaiwsy Nes-forn1
and 1888 Wellington aud 73O Fulton sta, Brooklyn ana ~
Xccowpostlons n vngrcom and sleeping cars can of
rrocnrei az any OF oces Sewtorx Cy ana As
S I.sss. easd tof and cEstea residence
These trins daily All others d9;y ereelt suhoay
tThese stop at Harlem ll25thsI ann
j "A. rOUCEY, |, -. :. - "A -
POPULAR SHORE L1NE.-For BOSTON
and the EAST All rail from Grsnd Central Depot Three
trains daily Sundays excepte to Boston az m
m (parlor attached and lJ m with palace seepns
carss Sundays al 10 NJ with palace seePiDE carS
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fOm!er Resorts.


A RE YOU GOING
"A Winter Pesortt
List Of Choice Places In
Home Jou -na. out to-day.
Fol sale cYerywh, re. cents.
s. year, m town or out
MORRIS PllILI.I 70 ~ CO.. l ark Place, NewY0rh.
NATURAL BRIDGE, NA.-A rare Oppor-
tuny 10 visit thn wonderful place Is given persons
attending tlc Inauguration OF tho NowOricans Exposon
The shortest route 10 ScwOreans by the Shenandoah val
ley Railroad Their trains sop at this depot Excursion
rates be had from cmObd "a Lynbburg other trunk
lines and from Washington for route aud rates address
THE FORE-r INN,
Natural Bridge Va.
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The following have been
named once each :. 5. Cox,
X. II. Stoddard. oscar Wilde,
John @. saxe, q. L. Lathrop,
Joaquin Miller, Geo. Jones,
OF n. Y. Times. Jno. g. Whit
tier, Rosslter Johnson, Ed
win Arnold. Josh Billings.
Richard Grant White, Mrs.
CerDett, Mary Mapes Dodge,
Mrs. B. y. alrison. Helen
GRAY Conc, Mrs. Pitman. J.
G. Holand. J. +. Trowbridge
Joseph Cook, JShn Habber-
ton, +. B. Herzog, John Wins
low. G.. p. Upton. W. h. Bish.
op. Char .es Nordhofi. Margins
De Leuville. I'D. w. Kings
bury. Geo. II. Davis, II. VAN
stanwoOd. G. T. Lanigan, j.
Y. Pritchard. IhOs. Wharton,
A. T.. Lancaster. II. A. Beers,
L. p. Thwlng, ~. r. Sperry,
Prof. wilkinson. I'D. S. Mar.
tin, W. NJ. Riei. i..--....-.-...
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The Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON.
late Clsek Of the House Of Representatives
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L. s. Debt statement XLIXth Congress
Appropriations for 1923. 1884 and ls54-I.
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Domestic Msrohan Use. Foreign Trsle. Value Of
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Hembars OF u s. and House OF Representatives.
Tie Unlioi states Govenme1t
Priacpal oGcors ia tie Various departments.
Principal Diplomatic oacers Of U. = IN fooign Countries
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TBE PULPIT TREASURY,

V'HE PULPIT TREASURY,
Vol. H. No l0-FeDTuary-Sow ready.
The Prominent Papers and Illustrations are;
portrait Life and sermon OF Charles H. PakhuTst d. D.,
New.York and Wow of Madison square Church.
Selling the Rirthr1ght. j. Robbins ID. D.. England.
Dispossi OF tho saviour. Newman Hall, ID. ID.
Christ the Rock. James BOWL D. ID.
Service ami Honors. Rev. j; W. Jones
Fidelity IN snail Things {. D, W; bridgnea, D. D.
The Christlan Altar Prot W y. rope - D.
Hindrancrs TO Pulpit. .Ieachines, Abbott = Y Bar,
The nity OF Nineteeuth Psa %, T. W. Chambers, D. u.
Treatment Of Criminals. yman Abbott D. H.,
tyls demanding CorGecusn, Bishop A. G. CU1e, ID. D.
" .aknrss # Tho Churrl, John Dall II. D.
Responsibility Of the Pulpit. Wm Matill D. D.
Sabbath Observance B's|Gg J. .. Hyie, D. p',
The t te Influence the Tar elites Pres J. T.. Porter.
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