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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-02
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlands sno
Desbrosses IS. as follows;
A. m for Satington and intermediate points. 49,,
$40 q. for Geneva, Lyons, Elnir, koches.r bunss
and the West POttsyile and principal local points ChsH
car 10 Lyons and pullman car TO suspension, Bridge
~ O 90 M for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points,
ii a. m. for l.. and b. Junction and intermediate pohs~
n m Tor Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car To- Tunkhannock Connection ~ Reading ana harfs'
40 n M for Elmira and principal intermediate poine
Chair ear 10 Wkesbare and Pullman sleeper 70 Susnsoa
Bridge ,..-,,,. ,,.,.A ,,,,nk aud in,erpeat.
ate D0ints, Chair Mauch Chunk. A.. -.
10 D. m for Mauch Chunk ana lntrneuSee poinNs
Conhecten 10 Reading and Harrisburg. ,... ,,.,.
z n m for Geneva, Lyons. Emira Rochester, Bohalo
and the West pullman sleeper TO Lyons aud Suspension
Bridge =, - ~ M and s.40
D. m connect all points In Mahonoy ana haIeon SoAs
''e''" SUNDAY TRAINS. ,,..
$40 M for Maueh Chunk Ha5elton ana ,medis1
points, and IL q. III Tor shehahuoan "'" "'
points. -, ,..o.,o,i.,n ,o,n,s
n m for Geneva. Lyons. Elmira Rochester, BunAs
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons ana sosDenos
BRUCE General Eastern once. eS5 Broadway.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE MohI"A"r-o.
Arkenburgh Eliza J, to James Il Smith, II 'o'h'S''
BACK. Joseph Il, aud wife to Richard Robinson
pI shi Maa Lncq and Wife TO The Exeor Savings
n'G CEgS u feS 81 Muq to Msy Harmon sint
Cotter John 70 taard Thomas, lSith-st,
Trnityaye yeaF tn nora Fanny ~ Robinson, 1s5th
81, Pr i6iavd hOS' yeaSs morts si@2
ns EdSn e. a"& awe 3 ya fs' thompson anu
FISH John. 70 Henry Pasinsky, ) Henry-st' Jet
fe'i FTcsnd Herman S and wife to Alfred Clark g9
guardian Sn and % S TO Milton Robertson lots
$40 $50 1853 and 36i, map village OF Mott Haven .
yea GutTiiIig Aois to Oscar Prdy, a7thst of
'tnaS Ssser.' Christian and wife, TO Elizabeth wen5e
executor ETC. 1staye, Of 7Gth-st' years e inofO'
'O GS:ehcn, Anna NJ to Anna BrOndes' 124'h''
# aa s4oHe M5 ASS e Ssderc ze oistst' of
'f mcy@an' s. to MaEgaTss Harper CGth.st' Lex
iatch, Harriet and husband; 70 II Burden trus 5
Johnston Mary f. Anna Austin. o eSrlx and truS
e' Herbs. A and wife, to N Myers. no 40 West 2Sd
Lawson SS' D. to Levine Nos 81 to 3l5 West Goth
:" Mc ADAMS L. to G Wagner, 12oh.st 7th'ave
STg ccTTacbep = to Amer n cor 4th-ave and Hath
ST. irsc Il To- the German American Real Estate Title
Guarantee Company Varck and North Moore
Meaaher Mary j. to 7 Sinclair, cor 6rh-ave and
McDOugll, Margaret A. to wise, 5 : foIh's' Jun
ave, | year, $3.50. - "a rr,Lou.
Murtha, Michael TO Il III Messenger no ~ ""o'i"
same To- trustees Of the Theological Seminary OF tho
Tres1v barIan Church Princeton J. corner HUDSON
and Halght sts, years, T35,OOO. 49,, -,
O'Brien. James, TO j NJ Haskell, 45u-sI G Vi
10thave @ months. as. 900. 80 - A.,
rlsania | year. 81 000 . - o,,. o
Rothsten, Daniel. to J Aspinwall 60 oliVer-st' Z
years. $4,000. 49,, -. 49, 4,
Shlland, Andrew. jr. to LachmanD, 7Cth-st, Of
11thave. 3 years, $4,000. - go , ,co
SchlobOhn, Henry, to J w Thomson, Nos lOI anu IoJ
Perryst, year. 10000.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York.
TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITx


TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CIrx
Trains leave as follows:
e,lu A. M-FASr NAIL. For Albany, Utica, Syrs-
1906 A. M.~CAiCXGo VEsTIBULE LIMITED. due
1856 h A. f DAY ExPREss-Day except
1860 Scon.-soUTHwEsTERN vESTIBULE LIN
ITED-Due Cincinnati 10 200, indianapolis IL 'lo = H'
4.5S i + 80 SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED6s
Due at Detroit at . 10 a. m chicago 4''V - 4"'' ~
coo p. M.-FAsT WESTERN EXPREssT7IDge Chicago
s 0n Mi1mn2apI GSS Tx AN6 OuM oNfREAL Ex
1850 tHh r. -M.-BUTFALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
ak HeEp y AnT.-FAsT ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO EX.
PRESS-Due Indianapolis IL 20 p. H. heA' "''' '''
F1s4 SKI Ii ~ YEiWBURG PogGHKEEPsIE RtHINs5G
fi1 IL i oo so sS 35 Sfp 49, sSs
81 ~ Boy 49, 600 1925 1880 OiS H
s9S 5GsS z? y T. 81 IS
a, R Il 100 nOOn go 600 49, 9a0 D. M l. ;oo
ia oS 10 90 90 ito 80 NJ 90 1850
S1Sa& g IS 2.I$ g g. 1890 1890 H.. 1900
ApaaGRG96ybx K oGS M AID MoNrREAL-t7A5
AustRN SE S A. AND q cAS SsSD 100
BE;FkSSAiRE HF g@5 yIA HARLEM DIVISION
y tsheI e. nd slsepg apply srapa
f fsRs p ste'S So %e: = isstH[ s@
$50 and s e an S sss d
EPcess calls for and Shess baggage from
hO'f bay ya sunday sDy except Saturday
Other trains run daily ,..,.,,, q, IN ~ 40
70 A % Ho5 5a3' Ss' g 5n's1 sayns %
'0-'' General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent.
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DELAW ARE, LACKAWANNA AND
Wt,ATEItN KAtI.KOAD.

WESTERN kAILROAD.
Shortest Line. Nesubuled PCllman Coaches'
a. m.-Bunalo and Oswego Express, wa faVeIson Tor
Water Gap souGS6Hrg SCRANTON BnshnSl oS sSep.
burne watervle Rchhed Springs Utica, MI MoIris
oxford Norwich Cortland Syracuse ultOh ana n'
stations Connects Scranton wh trains ior
PitISon WllEesbarre Danyle and Northumberland a.
Buffalo with trains for the West.
30 a m.-Blnehamton Mail via Boonton. ,,,. ,,
d. Bnghamt0n and E1hirp Express Tor water Gap,
strodsburg Scranton, ONego, Wayeriy &c connects az
Scranton with trains for Pitstop Kingston aud Wilkes
10 p. m.-scranton wilkesbarre and Plymouth tx
$50 p m. (dailyl-Burao Limited Express via Pster'
son for StrOudsburg scranton BinghamOn, Owego, Wa
verify, Elmlra Corning Bath Weyhnd DansWile' Mt.
D D. NJ (day).-Buralo, Utica OswegO Express, for
stroudsburg Scranton, Bnghamton, Cortland, Syracuse,
ETiton 1rcene oxford Norwich, Sherburne WatorNiile,
Kiebneld SpEngs &C.. ana al points on Buffalo division:
connects with trains for the West
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xIrEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. 81.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. I. =; &C
station and e minutes hssS sasi p.s from
and Chicago, .1o;i5 .Sl5 nh = 10 M IL
Louis 'S % 10 p M usensca Bridge Mage
rs Fails Utica and Syracuse. $780, 10 rs a. m sis.
ton SaS All SO a. e - 90 is. "a is ia
eli 80 a. M. $500. .5I5. slS M CsansSon VIZ
Point, Cornwall, Newbqrg, 3 SO 90 ..ss, as "a AZ
3 N n Montreal and e, GaH ns,l AN Nasa is fss
Detroit Gheasc and St., Louis on all 'hrngss trains
n Leave Bfooklyn, via Brooklyn Annex; aiU'oyot IN .
% o. m Jrsey CITY p r. r. station III ~ a. 70.
80 D. m. sDaily Daily, except saturday a. onst
For tickets time taDies psr
ior and sleeping ear sccommoeatons, or Inpmaton spPy
mex ONCE foot OF FSpnst New YORK city.i ses 80
oao e7f Broadway 149 Bowery IL Park Place. bS Wes
io5hst and West shore stations OF West ted St ana
foot Of jay St, North River c. L: LAMBSRT, 0enerse
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RAILROADS.,
Pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICN
AND
The Scenic Line TO the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
DesbrOsses and COrtlandt streets, as
fOliOws:-
On and after MARCH ist, 1891.
On and after MARCH ist, 1891.

THE FAST LINE.
55 sfSs; Sl 81 ., csaSsg.
me fENs-TLvASi1 LiMITEn
1000 A. M-Composed exclusively Of Pullman vestbus
and 9a s ca Mso~ pr sS Ra TSe
ladies' maid lSssy and al II toe Ss eooysn:
nSgs and once RSsas and ss;ss
No. ana e. ss
@.se I. M.-Pulman vestibale Sleeping Cars from New.
sno io SO
600 rm "a W 81 sSSi 5'G G&pRE 2ss' day.
6ao y ou ye'q ess6 ssas S snG s%
snl:; 6iaIas Cars New & fSIsSspiis s%s f::;
$50 D. m, Chicago 80 p NJ next day, and St Ioas
nS redo da So1 Sxc1 %Ss saSda i'
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
dps sSt eSDs y, ci the e
Valley; arrives week days at Columbus rs D. M,
3 esl Sssz e az $ssisis
ssi '1p oanU sS'' and TIKI SOUTH
win DTas Car d3y except sunSsy OI1
hmtsd With D ia Car at ana 20 p LIVE
sS d,aFsa tsssie ssss's'o 81
S;l5 and $3.50 a. M, 80, 800 and 300 D. M. and
Through Buffet ParIor Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EHRIss'D 1a ca. and s ShilsS s"ss
Diging Car and II 90 a. M p, ~ ;2S6 o0 10 90
D. m. and II rs night Accommodation, II 10 a. NJ.
20 and 700 2. m. SUNDAYS, Expess 6:l5, so
80, 100, and 81 100 D. M, and II rs night Accom-.
mediation 100 p. m.
For time tables to local points on the Pepn:
Smces SS. '?ra 4s So ' 5PY %
House foot Desbrosses and Cortlandt as Court
st. $50 Fulton-s and Brooklyn Station, foot Of
Fulto1-st, Brooklyn rs Hudsonst, Hoboken Station.
Jersey City. -
New-York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
CHAS q PUGW j. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

The most important sale at the Exchange yes'ei
DAY was by Il. V. Harnett Co.. who offered by oauo'
of the Supreme Court in PARTITION the southeast corner
OF Eighthave and Forty rstst, being No. 63o on ''0
and Nos 2o4 and 200 on the street Two wv Io
240x100. The property sold for $6o'ooo 10 W. H.
Wallng. ,,ou,, nam
Road south OF VOLTS farm, for $3.50 to the piaih'i
in the proceedings. .o, Norris
b. Eser a Co. have sed No. East Thirty -sixlh-s1
our-sory brownstone residence, 2oxlOo, to D. Perpo
Morgan, jr. on private terms. 49, - Ia,
AlSo to The wardens Of the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest the forty foot Ohio stone house. NO East Forty
fhst. adjoining the church ON the southery sue i''
Far Alexander Black, No. so7 West Thirty eight nsyiG
four-Sory brOwnstone dwelling. 20.7X9s.9, to DaNlu
"' For ASHER Wensein No. s21 West Twenty fourth
St, thrce-stOry brick house now leased to TRINITY
Chapel, 10 J. b. Bissell for Sl3250 r,o.,. s..t-st
tbreestS Brick dwelling 24x9s.9, for $1,000.
NJ a. L. Hess have sold for Albert WAGNER, ne new
sixstOry business building at Nos. Is ara ~ "os'
Fourth-st., for $4,000
Ncw.York. Wednesday. April l.
Tho following sales were held at the Exchange and
1 lot w Of MacomBs Dam Road. Lot $40 map Of
Inwood aSxil2 the West End Cooperative building and
5 s9anS r. H. H. & SsS sap 10000
west ste Ss 81 Of fohaSc was was to June
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N: Y CITY
70R 10 # nG Sd.S sd9 WS s g eafSa:
emanuel heilnef anu no'c' $4,000
92d Wttar Id ia 10 Isaac u $4,000
a9d II Frank To- neiner wolf 1850
fe1 THOMSON INTO To- H i s Sc EsS 10000
Tr DE a9d ana % Pr ct s 276Oo
2Oth,s NO lo2 ESsS y SSi'a and fe $4,000
7ths s,r 2lg z and ID nfep TO wcfheEcr $4,000
lothave 3 SU ii t e1 IacoS 6oIdbeTg 5o.250
Avenue A. sss 20 1i6ieS SNsf weber 2225o
1ogths 22o I'D IL S St 10 zSEeR $1,000
oyerist' No O9i Luigi rarano 70 23,5oO
s7th;st NO 1 I8 West sicg executors 5000
Ludlow.s q # ta 81 % D 1scar ShSn 500
FrSt,aye' No 1885, August JACOB 70 "i.i'r 2225O
Jaco ss Place. i2i It Of TERRACE r Xiegs 70
aye 5ox to Isaac NJ Dryekman anu VINE 1850
Te@S SG .. Pag :, t e r Of Leyden 525
4oR;st goo + Io OF shave 4oN'o' 500
wess llts;st5 90 = Of 4tns 10000
1staye 2s &c., f. II Of 74th.st' 2oN'f 22,75O
For,yth-St No 1925 Della JACOBS 70 80 $50
S,st u 100 70 q ndiSa@ cqnser 10000
12th;st s d5I3 n Of ti TinaVe 1900
776 aRay Yos Men ans d pa jonas Wen OO
1Gl5t s. 100 II T. 5 81 Eose-ave' - 1898
aoth.st No 81 East; Ezra hoy' % $1,000
74th,st 200 r. R, 81 AEq a. 1900
thst 100 r. cyo 81 sth nSrIi 2315O
1olstst I To- IT e Exc fns $500
1olst-s, 90 IT Of 4'n"'e, ioOA'O $500
1olst-st $ 500 II o. 4th-a't io.oA'D $500
1olstst 81 IT OF 4tnve. iooN'D sumo $500
1olst-st 81 IT OF tthaye, iooN'o ra"e $500
1olstst $ 1896 # OF 4tha'e' looN.o o $500
1olstst s. 47'S # OF 1thave iooN'o sun, $500
119ta;st 29O II e ft9 ISS6st Nioo o..o 1900
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NOMPAGNIE GENERALE' TranSatlantique,
" FRENCH LINE no HAVRE EVERY SATURDAY
Companys new No AZ North River t. M9rton-ss
x x GASCotiNE Santei April II. a. m.
La NORMANDIE, Laurent. Sat, Apr 1s p. m.
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CENTRAL PARK WEST, 39J
Gunner Resorts.
BEECH WOOD INN,
IENKINTOWN, IA.

Mrs. II. d. MAINLAND GO. have leased sns M, tne
"BEECHWOOD Inn Tor term o. years win Ie ' Inc
neighborhood Of Philadelphia and only one ana three
uuartr hours ride from NewYoE The "lnn" has the al
vantage The grounds and so trains daily each
way Will be thoroughly American, Whie the
service Will French. The following references WIZ De
suicient guarantee OF our lntnton 10 make the
the University OF Pennsylvania s. Henry Norris Richard
Dale ID. Murray Cheston, MID; H. {. Wood, Nd ID.
Ilaves Agnew MD, and Walter Buchanan.
HOUSE OPENS MAY 10, and rooms may now be en-
and Fridays from TO D. az Hotel Strattord Phil
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Apartments 90 Get

az WASHINGTON SQUARE, overlooking the Park
~ most attractive sunny apartment OF rooms for on
or two years uLfUrDished price S6j0. Apply to H. w
ENGLAND, % West 23d-st, Sd floor.
OOn WEST 59THST.-Very desirable apartments, OPP
ZCU pOste Central Park; light rooms perfect order
furnished or unfurnished; long lease II desired.
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flats TO fet,. unfurnisbeo.

the ST. CATHERINE
Authorizations corner Madsonave. and 53d-st
To let one elegant suite Of fifteen rooms unfinished
besdes two servants rooms laundry store and wine
cellar has direct frontage Of 100 feet Madlson.ayc
and 40 feet on 53d-st and unObsructed exterior view
Of go The suite comprises an entire hoor, and
has no dark interior rooms plumbing Work In any
living or sleeping rooms in the suite toilet
rooms communicating directly with external air; tho
c9hint work and Interior decorations not surpassed
bv any house In the city. Full particulars can be
obtained on application at the premises
f. BENNETT Superintendent
CENTRAL PARK WEST, 99J,
near s2d.st directly facing loyeest part Central Park
Elegant fine appointments house services
highest class passenger elevator; rent $1,000.
THE YOSEMITE. Park.ave.. corner 62d-st-Very de-
slrable apartment exceptionally light and sunny, 70
let in this frst.cass reproof building. Moderate rent
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WORK ONTARIO AND WESTERN

nj EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
twenty minutes earlier from FOO: Of Jay 80 for
OsweeS Chicago 80 p m for SaTpbsl Hal Middle de
erty, Walton, Oneida Central square osweeo Rochester
Niagara falls. Detroit Chicago. St. Louis. Daily. Ali
Erosaway. j. i. ANDERSON. General Psssengsf AGRA
al Exchange Place. N, h
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gonnirp propertp tor Sale ano 90 Eet.
Garden City, Long Island.
TO lighthouses, with oil modern improvements IN
cuding gas and water from public works rent 800
$500 $500 81 200 ufurnshed, and furnished 81 300
Apply 10 or address L. II. CUNLIFF Agent, Garden City,
i. L., or WILLIAM a. WHITE s. SONS No. l15 Broad
way New-Y0rk.
ITO LEASE for three years at Kingsbrdge, within the
city limits of NewYOrk very large house furnished or
ununshed with large stable grounds contain Be acres
fronting on Harlem River For particulars address
SCISCO & WIIALEY, Kingsbrdge.
j Will be let for the terri Of years. Apply
to GEORGE II. BECKER. PAP Franklin-st., Phila-
delphla.
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Dream CLEANERS.

We buy and sell bills OF
LETTERS exchange and make Gable INVESTMENT
Transfers OF money 10 Eu-
OF rope Australia and the West
Indies; also Collections
CREDIT. Issue Commercial SECU
Travelling Credits, available
In all parts OF the world
BROWN BROTHERS & Co,
BANKERS, NO. SO WALI.-ST.
EUROPE AND THE HOLY LAND
~ Programmes OF Excursions 1891
ready. Special Holy Land party sails April s. Best
tcketing facilities 70 all parts OF the United States Europe
and Round the World. Ocean tickets by all lines Two
summer Excursions TO Europe by specially chartered
steamers.
IL. GAZE g. SON. 9ln BROADWAY, n. Y
(Estab. 1Sii)
Sole Agents OF Nile Steamship Co,
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A TO JAMAICA AND wINDwARD ISLANDS. via
n. rail TO PORT TAMPA, FLA. Steamers leave Port
deIaftnre APRIL 1891 For further Information aDny
v j. ID. HASUAGEN. Eastern Agent 201 pgosdWax NY
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Gitp proprrtn for 5aIr.

VHu IJIUPFIIU IUI -UIt-
II OUR THREE.STORY hgh-stoOp basement and sub
cellar DrCwnstOne modern dwellings, Just conpeteu
south side Jfth-st between Sth and 9th ayes; re-
strictpd neigbOh OOd large extension cabinet trim.
TITLES viii be- guaranteed by the TITLE GUARANTEE
AND ,AsUSr COMPANY, 50 Liberty-st, New York.
~ COMET & ZIMMERMAN,
Builders, $50 West 54th-st.
OOTH.ST.. between Park and LeXngton:ayes. 4story
ton sion and new pumbino house in eXcelen: condition
Tor sale at $40. 900 CuAS. :. BROWN. 80 Lberty-st
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ioRnnEIITsCHER LLoYD SS. co.

womb SHos spUTHA MPToI AID BREMEN
Steamers sail from pier foot r q ?dit EIOboken.
AlIe APE Ha S w Wgsss APr t. II sH
Ems sat Ar H. a. m. Elder. sat, Apr IL, p. m.
First cabin s75 upward berth, according 70 ocs
tior Second cabin, $50 berth. Storage 40 lowest
S .atea '0 OFLRICHS & CO. No. 2 Bowling Green.
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Ncw publications.

Eighteenth Edition, post paid for 25e. or stamps ~
N HE HUMAN HAIR: Why 1t Falls i ~ IN ~
SHtPE xEs NJ LONG & Co, lob Arch-st. Phila. Pa
aEyery one should read this little book-Athenaeum.
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IAPAN-CHlNA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Francisco as follows:
Saturday, April %, o. m
BELGIC.. "Wednesday, May 20. D. H.
Saturday. 10, d.
supebly Apponted-Superior Accommodations.
Reservations can be made by letter telegraph and
cabin plans 2s7 and 3i3 Broadway New.York or
Room "A. Isailroad Building, San Francisco
LELAND STANFORD, President
t. II. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
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CENTRAr, II. II. OF NEW.JERSEY
I IRERIY-sI.- NOEIu RIVER


,o 1n,e 4So. % A Mh = S, 80 ,vus..,.
scranton Reading STFisburG. Tamaaaa shanoEin sun:
bury Wlamspor On Sundays for Easton' Msueh Chunk.
900 zoo a. M 40 Tor 9 EastoS.
Sg5 1q M FOR EastOn Maach CHUNK wkesbarrs
s6am6P Wamsp6 TSroSsA &
zoo :. N; daily for EastOn, Magch Chunk Reading.
Hafs91Ig P to ao nc Moch cRaSs Readns HAZE s
burg wiikesbaFFe. scranton. Tamaqua POttsys shame
f fSF EasS pa aasH GssSR Reading Harris.
TsssaS and j h4s9:oWs H.
i S SG 3. T A. sg9ahy' SS H. % 49, so
e s1,SSSs' i9s S o5 Pom; rfs;ss
excst: ocean Grove and As6ary Park 90 .. m :od
Rec Red Re S5 at M su sS 1 %
FOR LAKEWOOD.
800 a. m ParOf Cars 80. i:2o. gao .. N. sun:
10 For Toms River, Barnesas Park and Gsrnesss .;.s.
s FoP R S0 c 10 asans sunday aaa bfd SS s
For MONMOUTH Beach and seabrght at Sis Il ;IS
d. T0h ~ fhIGADELpHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For PHILADELPHIA az 80 % ''s S;oE IL 80 m n,S SO
SGS se &C. 10 20 400 80 O &c. 20 Co. 200
m. II rs night u,..s,o,,o, ,.,,, oo :, on x,
caTi 200 p nv + Is nsG Dining Car on a. NJ train
ssis .1s.S 20 ss.a.J 20 o SasasS
90 100 p ~ have connection Tor reading haf.
For salSSPy aud WiuiamspOrt via philadelphia
scx % S SG sGs' n rslc 0s Sunday
Tickets and Parocar seats can be procured at H.
SS fs s.t BE sssasSS FL Ge z:
500 Fulton 80 Broadyay Brooxyp cali %, and ,,s.
baggage from hotel residence.
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Cip proprrlp Go fct
Com PER ANNUM for the three-stOry frame house
SOUU and stable; 10 lots q ground 15@ds ST., near
''""1 j. ROMAINE BROWN & co.
80 West 33d-st.
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Musical instruction for both Sexes
{, PRING TERMS -
NEW.YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
For 81 Years at
nEASr 14TH.S.P. ONLY Sd DOOR EAST OF 5TH-AVE.
Established 1868. Chartered 1865.
GLASSES and Advanced Pupils Forming.
Private instruction at Reduced Rates
NOW OrEN, DAY AND EVENING.
NO BRANCH-Oniy at East l4th-st, 5thave.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
LEXANDER INSTITUTE, Military Boarding School
White Plains. N. Y. Principal, o. X. WILLIS
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
For Both SeXes--City.

For Both SeXeS-City
c, UMMER SCHOOL OF THE - l
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OPENS JULY /.
Harding accommodations All advantages OF winter school
retained. Send for particulars.
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Real estate Uante0.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-05
It Ralned Boiling Water.

W. s. Barton, a well known mining man
and prospector, has returned to san Ber-
nardino from an exploration of the famous
Death valley. He states that of a sudden
one Of the members OF the party became
insane. In the trip south Barton stopped
st hex, on the edge of Death valley
Here at midnight the thermometer stood
at AS dogs. Over the valley, and BY this
is meant Death valley, at p. H., there
occurred a remarkable phenomenon. Two
clouds, one fran the east and one from
the west, met. An electric storm followed,
the like of which has never been seen by
living man, and for an hour the blaze was
simply terrific.
Then following the electric storm came
fall of boiling hot rain. This lasted for
about ten minutes. The parties in camp
were actually forced 20 cover theuselVez
over in order to protect their bodies from
the scaldin1 water. The thunder was
something that no artillery force on thu
face Of the earth, no matter how great,
could equal-Toronto World
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-05

organshlre, Wales, is very rich and is
said to be an extremely entertaining
gentleman socially.
The corporation allows the lord mayor
about $50, goo year, with the mansion
house, coach, outriders, secretaries and
servants, yet the incumbent always
spends more than his salary. In fact,
there is sort of unwritten law that no
lord mayor shall go out of Office as rich
as he went in, or without adding as
much of his own to the outlay as he re-
ceives from the government.
For over two centuries the duties of
the lord mayor have been rather spec
tacular than practical, yet cases occasion
ally arise in which the Office is of tragic
Importance. When James II, the last
Catholic king, fled from his capital car
rying with him the great seal, and an
archy broke loose on the longest night
of the year 1853, it so happened that the
lord mayor was for short time the only
undisputed power. The "bloody judge"
Jeffreys, was taken to him for disposal,
and the lord mayor was so overcome
that he fell in nit and was carried TO
his bed, from which he never rose. Near
ly century later, during the Gordon
riots, the lord mayor was equally i'm
portant and only little less helpless.