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ROBINSON, Parker & Go.

While carry In stock some Of the finest clothins
that can possibly b producsd-fsultiess in
fabric. 1T and hnish-we also carry grades thu,
are fine In lesser degrees, but no common coods
Let those who Will handle trash N wen none
oft
Take. for instance our peerless stock Of splendid
Spring overcoats. We offer you variety Of
handsome styles to choose from 1t q o, made
from fabrics every aoer scool and We are back
Of You in every one Of them. We can't get up
ssotiqactory garment for less than s1o-and
If we can't, no one can.
The grades rise BY slow degrees. Our s12 Spring
Overcoats can't be touched for the price. Our
SIS ones are beauties for the money, and 20 on
to els. eco. e22. sa5. and ESQ., In every
grade our aim is to give you better value and
more style for the amount named than can be
found elsewhere-dnd zoe do 10 every time
Our prices are right all the time.
ROBINSON, PARKER 4 CO.,
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS.
$40 7TH STREET. CORNER OF D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-27

A diver says that he happened upon the los,
treasure ship De Braak of the Delaware coast
disappointed divers for official prizes at Wash
ilston are given q tempting opportunity Ia
better their luck by changing their base oil
operations from land to water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-27
EMBARRASSED.
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EMBARRAssED.
Not financially. but for spaces or to put it plainly:
Our Spring Goods arriving in such quantities that
our three large stores not roony enough to hold
them all.
We are, therefore, compelled to holda
TEN DAYS RELIEF SALE,
thereby giving our Lady Patrons the full benefit of
some very lucky purchases.
The Goods included in this sale Of the highest
quality, and at the prices below mentioned are with
out exception
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
$50 pairs Ladies' French Eid hand turned Button
. famous Rochester make A to width; similar to
those sold by heretofore at 81. and before
offered 10y any other house at less than s..
RELIEF PRICE, 1926.
400 Pairs Hand Welt, extension Sole Button, Com
mon Sense Style, made of the finest, softest French
Dongola, would readily sell at SO;
RELIEF PRICE. s2.95.
500 Pairs best French Kid Button, the product Of
the best known maker of Ladies' Fine Shoes three diff
ferent shapes, all widths. cheap at "a;
RELIEF PRICE, s2.s5.
$50 Pairs fine hand turned weight, Button,
stylish durable Spring Shoe better than any regular
80. 90 Shoe We know Of;
RELIEF PRICE, $40
300 Pairs Ladies' Dongola Button Boots, plain,
broad and narrow toes patent leather tipped; a.
will not duplicate the shoe elsewhere.
RELIEF PRICE. s145,
100 Pairs durable Kid and Pebble Button, opera or
common sense shape, cheap at $3.50;
RELIEF PRICE, s1l5.
Cut this out and bring along for comparison
wMHAHN cos
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE,
Main Store. SIG 18th street
West End Store 1922 Pa. ave.
m27-eo Capitol Hill Store, 231 Pa ave. g. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-27

Is the bPhiladelphia post-ofice to take the
place of the New York post-office in the strug-
gle Of this administration between the business
Elen and the practical politicians?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-27
twill SUNRISE You.

They're about Ill in. That's the latest concerning
Spring suits for men. Now's the time for you to
forage round and soc what we've done for you It viii
surprise you to what elegant effects there are.
Fabrics that heretofore have the light only
the merchant tao tables have been cut and made up
for our resdymsde stock OF course the cut il Of the
latest. and the making and hnishine Of the best.
We've got the loudest patterns and the most modest
ones, and all the beswxt and between styles-checks
stripes mixtures, plaids-and the reliable always
fashionable, plain, solid colors Soft worsteds cork
screws, twisted csssimeres light airy chevots grace
full and in long short sacks or cutaway
frocks. There's not ''shop look" about any Of the
garments Every one possesses . refinement that
bespeaks taste.
Fit yon! OF course we can. Stout, thin, long, or
short-we don't care. Many man has said: II wish
could buy readymade clothes that would fit me-" You
can-and fit you perfectly. 1t makes no difference
what your proportions. Ready made clothing il .
sciersce-not an apartment
The price9 You'n find that where you always e1.
pect to find It with us-DowN TO THE BOTTOM
We've got the reputation for giving you better quail
ties, greater varieties for less cash than any other
house in town. and not going to let record
be broken. Every suit has the price marked plainly
You do not have to ask what it is.
THE OUTER GARMENT.
These are the mornings and evenings that you need
. spring overcoat. Its necessity, gentlemen Bear
in mind We have the cream Of the seasons product
There's not taste that can't be gratfed There's not
purse that will rebel at the prices we ask for them
SO to $35. Somewhere between these limits there's
a coat for you. Great big chunks of quality beauty
and taste-an in the same garment. Compare them
with the best that are made-theys stand it. Compare
'em with the best that can be made-we're willing.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
TASTY DRESSING FOR TASTY MEN.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-27

The SOUND Or Gun F1nsr Gun
Shall roll and reverberate until all the people are
made acquainted with its message of good news
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS.
Black Corkscrew, strictly all wool; made well,
trimmed well, ut well. look well. wear well and sell
well
AT s12e5 SUIT.
Don't stand agape Wonder stricken, paralyzed. as
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.
1t is only Of the thousand facts which have
made VICTOR E. ADLERS 10 per cent clothing
house . household word throughout the country
16O pairs boys pants long. sizes ID to 1S years in.
elusive. stylish. strong. sound and servicesble, at
80 cents pair.
We have few children's suits left at 81 suit
Also several pairs Of chiidren's pants at Is cents a
pair
broken lot of boys suits, coats, vests and long
pants at Log a suit
THE BOYS AND cHILDREN's DEPARTMENT
is full to OVERLOOKING with the newest designs, the
nobbiest styles, the neatest patterns imaginable
To every purchaser of Boys or Childs Suit we
present v the latest creation Of Pu5zedom PIGS IN
BuGAfiNG PELLETS Amusing, n nse and
entertaining to old and young.
VICTOR E. ADLEa's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
s27 and s29 9TH st. NV. corner Massachusetts, ava
Strictly One Price
Open Saturdays until IL p. M mh27
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JULIUS LANspuRers,
Bis SEVENTH ST.,

JULIUS LANspuRaTs.
315 SEVENTH ST.
Great Closing out Sale. previous to removal TO the
building, 18th and SITS.
$1,000 worth Of Carpets Furniture, and Uphol.
stery Goods to be sacrificed Not dollars worth Of
the present stock to be taken into the new building
5000 shades, 2 yards long, on Patent Fixtures, %
1900 Body Brussel Hassocks, o5 cts each
Oo9 5,ioot Poles, in all lengths, with Brass Fix
5000 pairs Brass Chains for Portierss o cts per
$50 rolls China Straw Mating, 40 yds, for "a.
5000 yards Stair on Cloth. s cts. per yard
100 Felt Druggets, 45 cts per yard
40 yards Embossed Furniture Plush, so cts per
500 yards Crushed and Silk Furniture Plush. u per
$50 Hair Mattresses, splendid quality. 40 pounds.
J5 10y T9yen Wire SPRINGS. al sizes. g.
4SS Single GoTnforta6les, 81 cts piece,
800 Notified Smyrna Mats, IS cts. piece.
s s9S smyrna Rugs 4 X s1Ss piece
80 {" ! # f. By by f., f.. sst sso
75c. Raw SILK Furniture Covering reduced to 34c.
q Raw Silk Furniture Covering, reduced to 50c.-
81 Raw Tapestry Furniture Covering. reduced to
s3 Raw Tapestry Furniture Covering. reduced to
"a Raw Tapestry Furniture Covering. reduced to
300 pairs Madrass Lace Curtains, s1.50, SO and
% 70 pairs Antique Lace Curtains. reduced from
100 pairs Real Lace Curtains, reduced one-haK
1000 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, reduced
OUR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
will be made especially attractive regards price,
and you will fnd an array of Bedroom Furniture,
Parlor Furniture, Tables Hat Trees, Sideboards, al
almost your own price.
OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT
must be closed before the sets in and
visit will amply repay you. Everything in the house
reduced. no matter what it is. Every thing must be
sold will positively not take dollars worth OF
our present stock into the new building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-27

AN AT IT STILL
am stu Of 10.
T. b CROSS; yx,
xah22-1 Lumber, Coal. and Wood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-27

ENTIRELY NV AND Vrsr SrY11sH
THE NEW
ENGLISH TOP COAT. SPRING WEIGHT.
Is THE "NoBBIEsT" ovERcoAr
PRODUCED FOR LONG TINE.
PARTICULARLY SUITED
1O
STYLISH YOUNG MEN.
INTRODUCED TO-DAY
BY
e. B. BARNuM 4 co.
mh27 ssl PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-27

SAILOR Hans.
At 25c-Blue. Brown, and Mixed Sailor Hats, as
sorted sizes, at 25c.; worth 3Sc
At 1.25 Mackinaw Sailor Hats in Brown and White
Blue and White, and Garnet and White trimmed with
Fancy Ail-Silk Ribbons light and good wearing,
worth 1.9S. at Sl.25
We quote these prices to start the season.
THE BON MARCHE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-27
SIX GREAr BARGAINS In GRocrR1rs

SIX Great BARGAINS In GRocrRrrs
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY.
"wednesday, March 81. 1882
1852 dozen cans Sugar Corn, per Dozen ... 81 cents
Il doz large Golden Pumpkins per dog 90 cents
1877 quart bottles Maple Syrup SO cent sze SO cents
267 large cans Fresh Soups 40 cent goods "a cents
shipment, Just received direct from the
Importer, IL cent goods IL cents
S5 barrels choice Patent Process Flour. . SO SO
We are also Offering the following
ATTRACTIVE sPECIALTIEs-
Strontia Spring Water.
Pure stearic Acid Carriage Candles in h. Cartoons
Patent "Fibrne" Vegetable Biscuit with Beet Root,
for dogs The only proper food for such animals, es
pec,ally in cities
Homemade Cake. all kinds and sizes, and Boston
Brown Bread fresh every day.
Genuine Mandheling Java Coffee. You will never
know what truly deliciaus coffee is until you drink
real Genuine Mandhelino
1t is universally conceded that our POTATO CHIPS
always the freshest and sweetest by far than any to
be had elsewhere.
ELPHoNzo YoUNas COMPANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-27

GRAsD SPRING OpKsrso.
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY. APRIL 1sT AND 2p
OF IMPORTED MILLINERY,
From the leading houses Of Paris and London Also
those Of our own design.
MRS. NJ. J. HUNT,
m2I 1909 ST. n w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-27
PARIS ROBES DE CHAMBRE.

'Directore'' and Empire Tea Gowns etc in Cha,
lies, Cashmeres, Surah. China and Japanese silks
Gems Of Partisan art and at .Palsis Royal" prices.
Prices range from S5 to s32.
AT $40 L. shown Challie Tea Gown, with front @
Sashiere and trimmed with velvet. We can't recko
how the manufacturer made this gown 70 .e,I a. ~
price. you we're to buy the materials at retail IN
price would be nearer Sl5 -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26
TeisSrap6i(1e 9epel&en.
Seuti5 lamb.

Berlin, 10. Wir3. Der iapanii5e
Miniitsr bes Snnsrn 1T bier sinsstrofisn,
Inn ii1 iibsr bas oeuti9e &ssisrunssipfem
sinssbeno gu unterri4tsn.
R6In, 10. Mdrs. Bie be vR6Inii9e
2eituug" melbet, bat bic prsuSii9e Gssiss
runa ,uu, 8aue zines gsrbinbunsstanaIs
spii5sn glbe unb Graue eine Staatsbeis
biIie pou 5000, 900 Wt. beuilist.
Berlin, 10. Wdr,. Gin &ssisrunsss
@ebeimpolisiit Narsns Wi9mann 1T in
aItona psssn uiiisntIi6 falidsr aniduIs
bisuug speier Wdnner ais Anar9iiten tu
swsiidbriser SsfansniBitrafe psrurtbsiIt
worben.
Sn tlnterbauieu I'm wirttembersii9en
S1warswaIStreiis 1T beute eins Baum:
wollipinnsrsi abssbrannt; Der Stanbi9as
ben bslduft fi9 auf anbertbuIb Wsiaioneu
Marf.
Die perpittpete &5nisin Waris Dor
Baieru, bic Wuttsr bsr 86nise 2ubwis IL
unb Otto pon gatern, Iiest on Der Waher'
iu9t TIM Stsrben. Sis itebt I'M "a. Sc
beusiabre.
Berlin. 10. Wdrt. 9is bisfss,
8situnssn bsbaupteu, baB Der bisbsris
Yertretsr pon Wss I'M &si6stase, gln
toiue, tn ben bsi9lasuabuten Yaptereu be
fransSHl9en patriotsnlisa cine iol9e &oll
ipislt, psl4s ibm siu ldnssres 8srblsibs
I'M &si&stase anm6sli9 ma&t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26


nuns ibsrsusebeu, parb pun Der Rammer
abselsbnt uuS opar mit 234 sesen %
stimmen. 0urauf sos eaur ieinsn ans
tras auf Durdfibruns bss @eiesss sesen
WouopoIs suriit unb na9 weitersr gr6rs
teruns bsantrasts lbomion, nit Der gr,Ids
runs bag bic Stesieruns bic n6tbisen
Sdritts sur grmittsIuns ber fir bie ariie
psrantportIi9en 8erionen tbun unb benz
@eiess Gdtuus usri6affen mOse, nuduaI
3ur Gasesorbuuns iber3useben. ysadbeu,
bic Resieruns it9 nit benz autras fur eins
psriianben srtldrt, purbe er nit $50 ssssn
3l2 Stimmsn ansenomu,sn.
Sn gerbien 1T bic Abbantuns bss Co.
nis's MiIan bsnn bod ntdt 10 rubis err
foIst, ais man anfanss llriude bate gu
sIaubsn. Ran srfdbrt isst, baB bas Ris
niiterium @briititid ssssn bic abbantuns
Rilan's Iebbaft protsitirte unb ii9 met
ssrte, bas bstrefenos Oetret gu unter3ei9s
men. WaiIan's gnti9luB itanb in3uiiden
10 fsf, baB i'm ni6ts mebr gu eri9attern
usrmodte. @dre bies absrbaupt m6sli9
ssusieu, 10 pirbe es ber Isbbaften Gins
fpruds b09fssitsuter 9erionen ssIunsen
isin. 3wsi 8odsn uor ieiner abbantuns
smpfins er einss Brief Saiisr @iIbeIm's,
Der i'm aufiorberte, ben 9Ofen, auf ben
i'm bas S9idiaI ssitsut, nidt su uerlafsn.
auiier 5rans Soispb iOa iOsar brei Ssrars
tise grisfs on i'm seri9tet buben. aae
bisis S9rsibsn ua5tsn allerbinss sinen
tisfsn ginbrud, fle ioIsn ben R6nis bdufiS
;u Gbrduen seriibrt babsn, aber er srtldrte
in Der llntsrrsbuus nit ben betreHsnben
9sianbtsn, ss bIeibs ibm ni3ts abris, als
absubantsn obsr - benz geiipieI bes
RrOuprinsen 8uboIf ;u fOIsen. gsaGbenl
ct iouobI bic abOantunssatts, pie ben grs
LAB an bis' Ssrbsn unb stne Wfittbsiluns
an bic auswartissu Rsaierunsen eisenbdns
big nisbsrsei@risbsn, ertIdrte er, baB er ii9
nun berubist fabls unb sswiB iei, ben ses
tbansn S9ritt nismaIs bersueu au u1Ifsn.
Oils llriade isinsr abbantuns iOa Usilan
ii5 bubin aussebradt babsn, baB cine cOns
ititutions0s Wonar9ie, uis iis ibm porss=
idwsbt, uOrIdufis am gaItan nod elm I'm:
bins isi. Ois Rous zines piIlsnIoisr
Dsrtssuss, zines bIoBen S9attentOniss
gu ipisIsn, uibsritrebs isinsr 8irbs ali
Waun unb Souuerain. Die ii9 suis Be-
fsbbsnbsn Partsisn Ssrbisns isisn uur
itsts barin sinis sewsien, bas 9ssentbsi
pon benz gu forbsrn, mas er fir notbwen
big unb swedmdBis bieIt, unb feline t0nis
Iide Madt poIIfanbis In ben Staub 81
sisbsn. 9dtte er ni9t reiisnirt, 10 parSe'
nur nsus gri5ittsruussn in ausfdt ss
| itanbsn babsu. 0asesen bists bic Rssent
| i9aIt benz 2anbs manderlst Sortbeile
Sosar &ifitid. Der elm 5rsunb DETER
rsi5's isi uuo feline auspdrtise YoIitit &c
biaist, babe i'm gum ausbaIten iberrebe
wousn, absr bic Ridf5t auf bic Sutsrefs
bss 9anbss, feline 8pnaitis unb feline Rsr
Jon batten ibm ben einsui9Iasenben 8e
ssbistsrild uorsejei5net.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26
preiie Ger 2lr5eieen.

preiie Der 2lr5eieen.
Ssb'r 3ou her SpaIte per Sabr.. .s1a.Oo
@omats @ ( 800 100
Ssiir iebe Belle grepier, ober berer Rauln, ba3
eritemaI 10 Sents, Die nd3itenmale Gents.
5siratbss unb 3obesanscisen nit SprudB
$3.50, obne Sprn9 $l.OO.
auswarttse an3sssn miiHsu uorausbs,ablt wsrbsu.
an,eieen fir gicnics, 2otterien, 8lItsIpteIf
&C., bic benz @eite Der fatb. Rir1e 3urpiber, iirn
ben feline aufnabme.
Nnset8ea feaoe man fpdtef3ettS
Wouta8 Ysor8en ett.
JobsIrbeiten auer Dirt prompt un6
billis aussefibrt.
cfiiee Oct ,,Gasette":
Gde Ser 6. uno Jopa.Strafe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26
cfiiee osr 0a3ette":
Gde Ser 6. uno Jopa.StraBe.

Terner ertlarte grispi, baB bic &esisz
runs beabiidttse, ben ttalienii&en Sans
belsseieli9afteu, ruel9e In Sibamerifa
gtieberlaiiausen 3a srinben uiniden, ba3u
bebiIfi@ gu isin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26

Eeberan. 10. Wdrs. Die periti9e
Gssieruns Dat ii6 basu psrpili9tst, feine
giienbabn.g goncsiiiunen su ertbsiIen obne
RuBlanb bsswesen su Ratbe au sisbsn.
Der S9ab 1T @iaens, &uBlanb has
S1iiffabrtsre5t auf ben ii9 In bas taspia
i4e Weer ersieBenben TliiIen sin3urdu,
men, Isbnt absr aae anberen Sorbsruusem
&ublanb's ab.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bingham, M@Ty nGo N, to A Bonner. 5sd-'t, SsA.
Brady. Ann e q, to Sherwood lot Al map Clare.
BagTeto. n t. Montant Mott;ays adjoining lans
same 70 I'M n BsaE ark same property years
. Beaudet John to Lehman cor 7th-ave and lIsth-
o Cooper W@ S =. e soS Sire Washington Place.
Conlan, James, e Thos Tappen, wIilIs-ave. \
Dalton Mary Z, to NJ orOrd. UnlOn.ave lot 4os.
D.nhSsm to i, i aoB o9BOsert. trus cor sthavs
Same to L 7 Kneeland, excr same property. years.
Tp5ss Ma s 10 j. GsAeH g5o'?ssz ss ssssn sss'
Hustcd, ,sabpa f. to W studwell n Bowery
~ Hove bgdsSf 10 SS W II Sage. lot los. map Powell
the Rg9ssy SSs currier Co.
S1 + s iss PaEns property @ year. $500
jennett, Thomas to the EmigIant Industrial Saving.
Kltol, Ernestine. to Newman. 30 Essex-st years.
Tyings.Oe; ;, Maria to Is d6S K6SSrnochan cor Water
and marEet SR HeRry to W cxcr cor 1o,v.
and Sist;st; years, sssSOC, pa,no1v :, ,,,,s'. '
of LexingtOa.ave, year, 81 900:
SfFssS isss. c'solI@s YEARS 70 $500 Lnd'm'N N'
Nayes. Mary D, to the Star Building and Loan Asso.
claton W Jackson-sve, OF 165th-st, instalments,
q Se isiss Hsnry ysafs ss gS %' " trustee '
Nell Jane "a j. 70 the ssamens 6 Bank 3 for Savings
Protein, Frank B, to Verplanck, exec, n Fordham
n OF Mott-st years, $500
Parker, Eugene. to J F1emagan, Madson-st, Of
Rutgers-st, years, $26. 600.
Roberts John b. . w Shepard, trustee o9th-sts
OF 10th-ave note, 1861.
Same to + Jones; same property, $1,000. 1900
Same TO Henry Jones, property, $1,000.
Roberts John b, TO NJ Canda, 99th ST. Of 10th.
year, mortgages $4,000
Steinmetz. Elizabeth 10 VI Buttes, : corner 1lth.
and l03d-st, year, s62 800
Same to same, same property, Eyear, $45 500.
Skman, Edward, to NJ L Niven, 123d-st, Of
3dave. due IS, 900.
Wilson Richard T. 10 the Seamen's Bank for Savings,
Nos 81 Broadway and 90 Newest years, SOC, 900.
Weeks. Margaret =, 20 | y Hebberd, Grantaye,
OF Centralave, year, Sl25.
Wenhandler Solomon, 70 Antony Walach, 8 d
Hester.st n W OF Norfolkst years, SIS 900.
Virgins, James 7, to Delmar No. PSI West 42dst
| year, 80, ,000
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlandt and
Desbrosses a follows:
a IN. for Slatngton and intetmediatc points.
a m, for Geneva Lyons Elmifa, Rochester, Buffalo
the West and principal local points. Chair car to
Lyons and Pullman ear TO Suspension Bridge.
II M for L. and H. Junction and intermediate points.
Chair 10 Mauch Chunk.
Chair TO Tunkhannock. Connection 10 Reading and
Harrisburg.
3;40 D. IN for Elinra and principal intermediate points
Chair Wlkesbarre and Pullman slecpers 10 Sus.
40 D. H. Tor slatington and intermediate points.
40 p. for Mauch chunk ana intermediate points.
Connection To Reading and Harrisburg.
D. m. for Geneva Lyons Elnira, Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman seepers TO Lyons and Suspension
Bridge.
Trains leaving at a m, IL a. m, d. m and 4: 40
D. m. connect Tor all points In Mahanoy and HazIeton
coal regions - , ..
a m FOR Mauch Chunk. Hazleton and Intermediate
points aud m Shenandoah and Intermediates ponts
40 p. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
u. m. for Geneva Lyons Elmiia. Rochester, Bufalo
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern oalcs. 2s5 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-25
,New Publications.
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Ono of the recognized C the oess
NJ the day both secular anu Io'e'o
New-Nork Ir'ou"e' CONTENTS
neccmbcr 2eth, 1899.
y rpfIs rnTnuS E A MARY r. ROBINSON NARY H. LEoN-
ARD and MARY MATHEWS BARNES
~ ARTICLES:
The Fire that Kindles Reviyals. THEODORE H.
oo rhe LET Erals and Triumphs Of the Artist DANIEL
ID ssanSe and inspiration. MAURICE THOMPSON.
Our Consular and Diplomatic Service Hon. NJ j.
sbS MEDIATION OF Christ SAMUEL T SPEAR. d. D.
While Shepherds Watched 8" AGNES FARLEY
MiGhAN our Washington Letter KATE FooTE.
Arts and Crafts. WILLIAM c. WARD.
The American Institute OF Sacred Literature rroi'
Young Mems Christian Association Work in Berlin
Rev c. W. RISHELL, A. NJ. =, - no,yrrr
Baptist Progress IN Mexico. Rev. w. d. POWEbL'
Professor Dillman on the Origin OF the Pehta'euch'
Babclon's Oriental Antiquities. Prof IRA NJ
The SILVER Question. LOGAN c. MURRAY.
4 Turkey Rattle. HERBERT d. WARD. ,.,,,.nn
A Story for the First Sunday in January. EDWARD
EVERETT HALE.
Game. OLIVE CHESNEY
LITERATURE:
Parravcs Treasury Of Sacred Song; Recent Works on
Switzerland The New Gescnius.
EDITORIALS:
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

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~ FOOT OF LIBERTY ST, NORTH RIVER.
Time Table Of November 10 iss9
Chunk. wikesbarre and Scranton Reading Harrisburg.
100 a. m. for Flemngton, EastOn, Bethlehem Allen.
'oT ana a. Su' M for Lake Hopatcong Eason Bethlehem
Allentown, Mauch Chunk, Wlkcsbare Scranton. Read.
ing, Harrisburg, Pottsylle Tamaqua' shamokin' Sun
90 p. N. for bennington, Easton Bethlehem. Allen
8i5 p. m for Easton, bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
80 JG p N h. 70 for Somefye and Fs@nso% .,'' -
Chunk E;saains HagSs$agg. Sundays at 80
100 q. m, SUNDAYS. for EastOn Bethlehem. Allen
100 D. m, sundays, for Easton Bethlehem Allen
town. Mauch Chunk and Potts, lie.
ESF ada Ef Ranf S%s PsS' 'GqIy Park
% & so 9nda3 t' trains SnS d Do not oP a ocean Grove
''Tgs For Monmouth Beach scabright etc. 80 10
For Atlantic TAI Highlands, Via Matawan and Keyport.
For al lakewood a 80, s15 m 90 42O 445 p m
For Toms River and Barnegat, 80, s :15 a. m, 100
FOR Atlantic City, vIneland and BrldgetOn. 80 m
GS For perth Amboy, 30 :Oo SIS 10 30 II 10 a. M
90 4 100 AS, 8 80, 61o $50 p m. Sundays 100
l. h. sHoRTEsT AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
5 Of SsS s m se oos s9f % fkGsde
'' For Philadelphia. at :Oo 7:45 30 II 100 am 80
SGHSD&Ys, 80, 80 a. m oO 20. 90, 90 D. NJ.
FOR Bsmore and wqssingtop daily at 80 Il 90 tex
Trains Laying Is il 100 R o. * 80 6o 800
80 p M y ~ night have connection Tor Reading ar
Tickets and psrST Car be procured at T. 2el
aS Sh St la is'G Fast iS5ts cour $50
FutonsS % Rroad%ay Broo6n win call FOR and check
baggage from hotel residence.