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New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
Railroads.
pennsylvania
! RAILROAD.
the STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the west,
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Desbrosses and C0rtiandt streets,
as f0llews:-

On and utter December 1st, 1891,
THE FAST LINE.
BOO A. NJ Pullman yesioule Sleeping and porOr odn' m
ss: 1adssspels SsiS.s 20 end s.ss ss
Louis 700 p M next day. Connects also ''' 10'N'
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1oSe .ad ss hSoS s:sas g
p.sseatln anass. for TspSSTi So
mad % snd II ;Ss con on
yensnces Sf home e 0c: saa aeDSa Dy 40
nSSaSapoi. iiV ii 40 a. m and Chicago sa5 m next
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS; y,v
seS .sa 5s1s c,S ssiH S% si
G1saaa Pssnfe T d. SOaeh M ana St. Louis
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
a2S saa yisfSs Rssd
Cssehs: from Nsw:YOIk to Chicago Arrives in oni
THE WESTERN EXPRESS. ..x ;.
'?S SisSS
fsEais fEDa to Mesmoad Sas and chaso
.seo"9 sssf nss s'S 'HS HSsac & daily
'A'''' '"' PACIFIC EXPRESS.
ys' Us p -'tt.y asss css9Ss;
s%f ana %9SSs '
500 M-Shsn,ndSSsa SI psssy Express wi"
-
"washnsen Limited Express, Of rnmsn rafo5 DSay Sat
10 10 a. g., arrive Warrington 80 e NJ; c asd -
Consre.sonal Limited" daily Awia 9Hns psaua lar es :.
sss ~ ;ssSs Ssi'ssI'1. S.i
more SS oais ars YSS SS SUNDAY s1a NJ
r. fSd jIS * F. 10 'Fa s:sEsiy. ssas
Through Day Coach.
F.; Fs GASS SE Ct i Tf:Ffsfs with
Coach, 1 90 p NJ. week days
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
or ..l d
ed With Dining Cs aod Il 20 So a. on M az ~ ~ 100 and and
500 D. m. and IL 10 night Accommodation II 10 oa f.
m 40 and 100 .. m. Sundays, Express: 10, ~.
zoo (i0 90 Linted( and 10 100 a. M 60 90 4:so,
0o 30 100 and 90 y. M. and j. 10 nlght' Ae'
comnodation. 100 D. m. A., 1..,.r,
For Time tables Of trains TO local points on the
eis Rairoad System agPy at e ioow1s wing Honse
and foot OF Desbrosses Cortlandt sts Court st.
$50 Fuiton.st and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot o
Fulton.st. Brooklyn; 20 Hudsonst Hoboken: Station
The New. York Transfer Will call for and check
NIefIkS r pI,GH J Il. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

RECORDED MORIGAGES.
Broadbelt William, and wife, to the United States Life
Insurance Company, 37th-st, OF 1'have years.
mortgages, $4,000. -
Cornet. Josephine. Mary Irving, s. 95th.st CT
Dworsby Abraham j. and WIFE to Emma l. Van Ness.
No % Ofchard-st, years, S25 900.
Eichorn. Moses, 10 John Karsh, jr No % Henry.st
years, 50. .000 a,
Ford Walter, TO A Friedman, 93d-s W OF 3dave.
instals, mortgages, $4,000. - $500,
Hanlon. p h. to w Rankin 54th.st, OF 10th-ave.
Same 10 same, 54thst, OF 1oth-aye. demand.
SIC 600.
Hall W w, to Hall. G9:h-st. Of 9thave.
Johnson. II NJ, and wife. to F. Woodbury.. sth-avc.
14th-st and other property. year, SlOOOO
Ketcham, James w. tO Louis Cohen. Lexington ave.
Mcclure, Bridget Thomas McPsrlan, n 11sth-st,
3d-ayc. ) years, - 800.
Meehan John NJ and wife, to John A Dempsey, S
l7oth-st. 9 Audubon-ave year 81 500.
Morrow, James Il. TO william II SimOnson S5th.st,
Central Park West, | year. 81 500
Ncsner Max ct AL to Jacob Geissenhalner and ano,
Sheriif-st. Dclancey.st 3 years. s3, 600.
Preston sarah l.. 90 w T. Preston, 2d.ave, 18TH
Kltzmann, Charles L. Nellie F Brennan, IOth.avc,
32d-st. wears - mortSl, sl4 900.
map Moore, years, 10000
Schreiner John WIFE George Gerlach, lst Ave.
W s5thst year sl2, 600.
Scherin, Herman and wife, TO Hanna Wolfe, 10th
81, shave, = wears, $500
Sandiord, Robert and WIFE to y. Y Life Insurance
and Trust Go, Westinghouse n W corner MortOn.st 5
years 100000.
Tiison James and WIFE, to James Mehany, No IS
Monroe-st | year. $1,000.
Vogel, Heyman and Wife, TO Catharlne V r Turn.
bull, G-and:st. Centre Market Place, in
stallments. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
Erie LINES,

SOLID TRAISs BETWEENso w, NEW = En- ANP III
HSSHtSizaa SSHHsas
Mlddssown 1o1Sc Port 5srS: white
sa @ BSsao 8 f6o%e
pons; wess Trains ease foot q
ST. as follow. end I've minutes earlier from West 2sdst
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
q m A. NJ. Daily-vis Niagara Falls and Chautauqua
UW Eks PS Gs to =, pIsa Po,. %
union station except Sunday. for Monticello
vEsTIBULED LIMITED.
mn p NJ Daily-solid train for Chicago. VIA Chautau-
to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
$3.50 sid IN Mensesuo ensSsi ou NHSn1n''n A'n''o''
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNk EXPRESS.
M Tant ,a1 to esHas Ss,s' T1 Ssa,a
Buffalo, Rochester, Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
S.3U FANS: Solid train to Chicago siseDsrs to Buffalo.
Chicago and Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERvIs.
VIyEEK DAYS-S o. m, o. m, 10 30 .. m p nj,
~ M. sSS suppdayss pd % aO n p NO. "' $50 . so %
FOR NEwBURG.
WEE DAYsn2 sYsSa2,ao 1 sts So 50 p m $50
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
Nl ticket onices Also copies Of summer Homes"
aNs hSse Souvenir" aae Summer Excur.iOn.'
IT IcKEIs AND PgLLMAN M nIaa AcC9MMoDATIoNs lMS. at
2sds ffres ane sss FSsons BTookyn
. .S1 RaS1SS s' Sssa
Company call for ana Gnes6 baggage from hotels and resi-
D. 1. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
7 CHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cortlandt ard Des.
brosses sts., follows:
7 a. m. for Maueh Chunk and intermedIate poln..
SlO a. m. Tor Geneva Lyons, Lllra; Rochester. But.
faio and the West Ppttsyi,le and principal local pop
Chair Car and Pullman Car to Suspension Bridge.
o a. m. Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
II A. M for South Plainneld and all intermediate points
i. 80 D. M for Elma and intermediate points; chair
car 10 WikesbaIfe. ,.-----,,.-
nection TO Reading and Harrisburg
~ m, Bound Brook and all intermediate points.
$40 ). for l. and b. Jqnc0p sDS and pr.eIpaI inter
80 ,. m: for POttsve and intermediate points Chair
20 p. m. Tor Maueh Chunk and intermediate points
io ~ ~ for Fieinngton and all intermediate points
al n M for Geneva, Lyons. Elmira Rochester Nut
alc and the West Pullman Sleeper TO Lyons and Sus-
pension Bridge. - 1904 - -
40 d. m connect for all points In Mahanoy and Hazel.
'oh eo'i es'o" SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and IL a. for Mauch Chunk llazclton. Shenandoah
w Il n m Tor Maueh CHUNK and intermediate points
n m Geneva, Lyons, Elmira, Rochester, But.
falo the West. Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and su;
'''''' General Eastern once. 235 Broadway.
Tho New.York Transfer Co. will call for and check
baggage hot"l -csldence through TO destination
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
Nem publitations


AS A POPULAR EDUCATOR THERE IS
nothing 10 equal the
AMERICAN CYCLoPEDIA.
More than 10000 sets have placed in the homes
Of america
Specially commended by the most Eminent Authorities for is
ACCURACY and FRESHNESS Of INFoRMATIONi
The INTEREST OF its STYLE and METHOD OF
TREATMENT;
Its IMPAETIALITY; Its CONVENIENCE OF FORM, and
Its AMERICAN CHARACTER.
D. APPLETON & COMPANY, PUBLISHERS,
], AND s BoNp.ST.. n. Y.
Eighteenth Edition: posi- paid for 21c. or stamps.
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls OF |,
PzRKEfR a. Sf H. ioNe eq con o,s Ase.sf f Pss X.
"Eysx enc should read this little eook."-Ansnaeum'
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
pFcORDEp REAL. ESTATE TRANSFER-N. Y. CT
ua... - Nas 1aI and LOG: Henry MeinhaM To

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER-N. Y. CITY.
Water.st Nos I64 and 106 Henry Meinhad to
Lot + map Putnam at spuyten Duyytl Jennie +
DesBrisay To ! Mckelyey, i;, i'''o
AhsI, Mn,sr ,o Io.enh MiI ,eT " ........ 10000
s1t,nI, Mile 70 = + MtIler Mi =. 1900
OitS S,i nan ris'o 10 ~ 'o'' 1920
c7tnst Pns :, i25 It 5th.ave 2Gxioo.G; Joseph
II Iadew T. ,b ! n .aas% .isaye 25sioo.5 Edward
9odsi, FSicdmsnn y 1IoS 10 Ford $3.50
'ods'. i same . o' ~ 2525o
s2d,st, 5 5. i5o II e Oth.ave lsSlO2.2; Charles
Mcdonald to Tobias - - W ;:.s,c
72d.st, No 3O4 West John Clarke to l. Carse.
S'tsIst' lam R,S,;dbe to Elizabeth Lane $4,000
o'tRsS Rankin 10 y p y IianIon 10000
Fast Broadway cor Plke.st. s5x24 George
Van HOessa se' to AasSn s3aSs egsxioos $500
e'tnts., cnas Kcehsr to 6 Goppoldt 1000
Liberty.st. Nos as to 80 Title Guarantee and
Go e y. M?qs Ra.1s EFF Isssa s
c.darst 10 81: George Haven $4,000
1lSth-st S. $50 IT. " 9daye. 25xlOo11; Thomas ooo
LewIs.st e 3 1888 IT n Houston.st 25xlo0;
matss S s John Kar.t r. to Enhorne $1,000
7th.aye No s2t Nellie + Brennan 70 To- Z ] Maman na
u Rt,man TO Nellie + Brennan
Le1inqton.ays No: 1. .696 and 1883 Louis Cohen
eotSst s. W cor old Boston Post Road: Warren
Ferris 10 George Johnson ooo
1fth-st. No 43G East; Mortz Pnner to Emily
116th.st, No 279 West VIM Eisenberg to L % mn
11sh.st M 90 Wet: same TO II Schverln 80 900
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
Mem iDnblieations

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ILLUSTRATED By
EDWIN A. ABBEY
AND
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THE WARwICKSHIRE AVON.
Notes by A. T. oUILLERCoUCH. illustrations BY
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Leather, Uncut Edges and Gilt Top, 500 In Box)
A SELECTION FROM THE SONNETS OF WILL
IAN WORDSWORTH.
With numerous Illustrations by ALFRED PARSONS
4O, Full Leather. Gilt Edges, $500. I'm Box, with
Portrait on Govern
THE QUIET LIFE"
Certain Verses by variou. Hands Adorned with Numer
Drawings by EDWIN A. ABBEY and ALFRED PAR
SONS 4to. Ornamental Leather $50. Qn Box)
OLD SONGS.
with Drawings by EDWIN A. ABBEY and ALFRED
PARSONS. 4to, Ornamental Leather Cover Gilt Edges
$3.50. On Boxl
SHE SrooPs TO CONQUER;
OR, THE MISTAKES OF A NIGHT.
With Photogravure and Process Reproductions from
Drawings BY EDWIN A. ABBEY. Decorations BY AL
FRED PARSONS. Folio Leather. Illuminated, Gilt
Edges, $4,000. In Rox)
SELECTIONS FROM THE POEMS OF ROBERT
HERRICK.
With Drawings by EDWIN A. ABBEY. 4to, Cloth.
Illuminated, Gilt Edges, $3.50 Qn Box)
STRETCHING RAMBLES IN HOLLAND.
BY GEORGE H. BoUeHToN A. L. A. illustrated
with Drawings by the Author and EDWIN A. ABBEY.
syo Cloth illuminated, $500; Gilt Edges 1925.
Published by HARPER & BROTHERS, n. Y.
rv HARPER e. BROTHERS will send any Of the
above works nv mail postage prepaid to any part OF the
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
Real @state.
The Duty Of Trustees.

AhO ANsy VI 81 NSsOVS'
2.-To get corporate in place OF individual, response
bty every where it is practicable particularly 10
corporate responsibility respond in damages place
OF Individual responsibility to ordinary care merely
and using that, be freed from peeuniary liability
The law Is plainly laid down IN Bowman vs. Tallman ~
How. Pr, Pa There implied agreement In the re.
laton Of counsel AID client in the employment OF tho
formor By the ser that the former will guarantee the
Of his proceedings In suit the soundness OF his
opinions that they will be ultimately sustained by
Of last resort He only undertakes avoid errors
which member OF his profession OF ordinary prudence
diligence, and ski would commit"
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
Danring Aea0emics.

A LEXANDEE MACGREGORs.
"A Mendelssohn Ko0D'g, iCS w. 5Jihtt
Private lessons and c''Sscs In dancing every Gay.
L. ERNANDO'S ACAr .:MY. 49, East 65th-st. Glasses
low forming Private lessons any hour. All the new
and fashionable dances taught rapidly Send for circular
m GEORGE DODWOETH,
i. 6sl FIFTH.AVE..
Glass and Private lesson.
Mems Class commences Dec 7th.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
ttlusieal Instruments.
EN- ERSON,

The Emerson Piano Co. offer TO the muscloyng public
their celebrated Instruments unsurpassed In tne action
resonance singing qualities, durability and w6rkmanshp.
~ such mode prices that will
eyer rerrrt purchs Write for Illustrated catalogue
at elegant warerooms NO 92 5teye near tthst
AZ ASSORTMENT Of secondhand Grand. upright and
"A square pianos OF our make In perfect condition
lad fully also number OF secendhand pianos
Of sthcr prominent makers at very low prices.
WIN. KNABE 4 CO.,
IlS shave. near 2Oth.st.. New.York
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18

New.York, Thursday. Dec. IL.
The following sales were held at the Exchange and
.5.sty building with lot, No III West e5th,st 81
100 It OF 1oth-ave let 5oxlooS; WILCOX, 90
/ similar house with lot, No 168 West 96thst :,
100 II Of Ioth.ave, lot 50xlO0.S; Spencer Adiich
s52, 200. ~ -, oo.. r.. ,o,.
3sty dwelling, with lease Of lot Ne 2S8 East East lytn. %
81 90 II Of 2d-ave, lot 20x9S all the right, Nte
and interest; Ascher Weinstein 50, ,425. - -, o.
lot n s. West lS7th:st. 275 It Of 6thave, lot 20x
2sty stable with ot no es West o,, 2eth;sto sls oo s.
Ssty building with lot No 14s 10th.aye, S, 20 II
n OF leth.st lot 3jxSO; Henry Greyes, s23,1OO ,,,
above lot 25XS0; II Beaver, S25.2oO =. q,
i.sty building with lot, No 42J Sth.sye. :, ~ IL
n OF 3lst-st. lot 24.sxlOo MlnalLo, s43 800 y, =
5-sTy dwelling with lot, No 34S Sthaye, e s, 9f'
o. of 2Sth.st lot ne 7xs2 b B Johnston, s22, 100.
sty dwelling, with lot. No III West 22d.st d &,
,-i n n Gthaye lot I6sxoSo Philip Oswell, sl4 250
49, - brooklyn Property.
2stv dwelling with lot, No 225 a3altic-st S, 15l =
Il OF GIin,onst lot iGsx99 IL; II Stewart 5000.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18

Trains leave West ,-d.sG at Z 80 A. NJ. tao MN.
Minnewsska, ana WallkI Valley r.; r. stations Middle.
FasbuYgh. Liberty. Liyngstoa Manor Hancock Carbon.
@ Ttea Rome Oneida oswesC. Detroit chcaso. and
points West.
waska, wakAll Valley stations Middletown blooming.
turgh Ellenve, Falsburgh. Hurleyvlle Liberty White
Lake, Livingston Manor.
f1,OO r. NJ. Mlddletown. ralshurgh, Liberty, Liv.
ing;ton Manor, Rockiand. Walton, Sidney. Norwich
Oneida, Oswego, Rochester, Niagara Falls Detroit Chi.
and West Pullman sleepers reclining
70 Suspension Bridge DAILY ali other trains daily sx
eept Sunday.
Pulmsn drawing room seat. and sleeping car berths
q. p. A.. ls Exchange Place New.York.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
Railroads.

rAs NEW YORK
,:::. ':::, GNTRAL.
s..,..... n: .:.,::; ~:stl73 :. e.: =
,erfect through train service In AL
| the world. "R
| NOS. fmportar: commercial csntors Of the
| United states and Canada. and the greatest ~
| Of Americas Health and Pleasure resors
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
Nv wsv of tho historic Hudson River through -,
beautiful Kohawk Valley
An trains arrive at and depart from GRAND czxraxs
STATION. 4th Avenue and 4od Street. New Yort o.u,s
| Of Hotel and Residence secton'
| TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY An
NEW YORK.
Trains leave as Follows:
oNASD AFTER DECEMBER u. 1891. -
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS
| n m n Except Sundays. Fastest trsin IA ~
A. SSd %S5d IN. no Js aes e n %.. 20 aT
FAST NAIL.
GINA NJ DaiIy for SsalD PoSsssseD'Is Albany uueA
NEw.YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
1000 A. M.-osIly, due Chicago 9:i6 ne1. d,,.
| DAY EXPRESS.
fsn %s: q .ns S D e.
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
13o r. 5a%sDSi: 4 u.s. $ ya .s.;, s. ss % 1ai
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
f30 p M Pe,y So ystia daI ,sre Se''s' 500 next a.
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL
1880 p FSssDs 49, sans.y s.ssesa Pf' 5s'1s IN
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
450 p. M-1sa5,tSy D. due s Detroit ''i' n' cA''s'
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 p MRiay dss.saa ass s%daf G' Is S. S s,ss: ~:
10 Chicago 900 D. H.. S. Isas
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS
CPS P. M Daily, due Montreal 1855 H. 3,
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
7:30 P. PaIIs dCS CS Buffalo Ma 80 m sAan
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
Q.0n p M Daily. due CINCINNATI 10 p m, Ia.
o.oo - WE danepolis 10 :i0 D. m, ST. Louh q
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
900 p. M Daily sieepIs.Car @ & passenger. only
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
95 r. Dsy y5fs,Hs 5G gudso a.o 0SsG'nssss.s S vps
daily except Saturday: " o'N '''''a'
klLID AND HUDSON-T 30, 10 30 III 80 A. N
$3.50; 800, G25 7. NJ. also for Podghkeepsle ai3
n " e! lsrI,9a; ly?s' s. r?Ing 5:s9 PaS MA
90 is. iii 80 r. Nj also for Troy 8 Is p N" NJ"
sAKA10"A-;? zoo. !o:l0, Ill 30 a. NJ. $780, ga
}a 30 5, sgEAcTsET5 So sas
sY5 iY;sO ii a,'P 10 ii N ,'O 'oO oO' ''''' 500.
1890 a. NJ, 80, $50, 800, 80, 500. Elk
MAORI AZ r 5G5 d EosGf;:e S 10 2So oS
ADIR0NDACK M0uNTA ms AND MoNTREAL-lsoo
e:10 A. NJ, 6:25 p. NJ.
CAPE VINCENT AND CLAYT0N-'J.15 p NJ, III 50
p NJ; also TOR oadensburg 9 rs p. NJ. II so p NJ
OSWEGO-l0:0o. 10 30 A. NJ. S:oo 915. rllN
AUBURN, GENEVA AND cANANDArGuA-saa
10 oo 10 80 A. NJ. 40 30. lo:t5 N 80 P. Y
P1TTsFIELD, LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
Via Harlem Division).
Two trains with lntougn Drawing PttAndl
9Qb m, due pttsaeld M / ~ North Adams 2 80 .. N.
For tickets and space In SleeplngCars apply st GnDl
Central Stallion at 413 7s5, 9l2 Broadwsy Il PafS
Place, SO West 125thst, ana 135h-st., station, New
York; 1893 wahingtonst., 72j Futon.st. and Sss Be-
ford ave-, L. D., Brooklyn
Westcotps Express calls for and checks baggage ron
Daily except Sunday. rDaily except Saturday. 0A9
Above trains, except those leaving at 90. $50 m.
216 80 80. 1855, 4:5o. ;55 and II 80 N soD
JOHN H. ToUCEY. GEORGE H. DANIELS,
General Manager. General Passenger
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
0eatbers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY.
"A Supplies p ofessors Teachers Tutors Governessea
&c., 10 Colleges, Schools and FaLilics. Apply TO
Mr.. NJ. J. YOUNG.FULTON. % Union Square.
- Est TEACHERS supplied for oil branches. In any
ID locality. no FEE for registration For for stamp.
i. v HUYSSOOS. American School Bureau, . w ifth-st
NOR A PRIVATE TUTOR. recommended by we'll known
Il families specially uccessfu In preparing boys for
college address Yale University Box II, l23o Brodway
TUTORS, Professors, Teacners, Goyernesses OF all
supplied universities. colleges schools and
families. Circulars schools parents Modern languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE $50 SHAVE, 2Oth-st
JTNION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school onrceis
u with teachers; teachers with positions. =
II. NJ HARRINGTON. Prop. NO. ~ East 1fth-st.. " Y
WANTED D-t;cntlensn teacher physical training for
w university teacher manual training for another
university. MIRIAM COHRIERE, BOOK Building 100
5th-avc. 20th.st
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18

JINCLE TOMS CABIN.
NEW HOLIDAY EDITION.
o PORTRAITS OF MRS. STOWE
lG FULL-PAGE PICTURES
AND
I27 TEXT PICTURES.
BY EDWARD W. kEMBLE.
In two volumes, attr,ctively bound, 500.
lIOUGHTON, MIEFLIN &; CO.,
IL EAST 17TH.sT, NEw.YoRK.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
CENTRAL II. X. OF NEW.JERsEl

u IA
FOOT OF LIBERTY-sT.. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF November 2oth' 1871, us..,,..
gasdIs. iaI E. s..
EastoH, Mauch % h' chans shamGEn and
sss saa5spy soas
port oo D. m for Eastoo Maush Chunk EeaSTs nss
on S%rs ssuhGs PG2ss 0E MaucS cSaHG amsq E
Vile Heading and llaGTis6%g,g %,Sc, CHUNK Reading H,>
burg gao whsssysTre rs 1 Scranton Tamaa"a fOS' SD
Ea:tSa E,ssSn ,ai Mloah ASHSzP cssSR Reading H
ss$s'i ( : = d IT: m m 49,
70 SS sS . 80 oS g. S' 5?a
49, 5SS 49, 80 80 40 no. no. oS S' GR5' % 100 5s 80
10 Brook % 80 80 90 si9 &C., 81 sS &
@ 90 sSS Sso 90 SSS 'S 5ao oos T. e.
10 'oi3S IS 'f' Is s' % 90 }2S So ~;
49, sSS SSS sSS' so' e'is 80 10 90. o. 90 10
sS SuSsay 49, o6 go aG go 90 sG; Co. iSsS s o
So spd Aa"ss 300 EsAlaods s:se:: Ell
st "a saEs, Ssn isss 81!
Grove and Asburv Park $50 q. m. 400 D. M
FOR LAKEWOOD. ,.
At 80, Sl5 a. M, 80, 3i5, 20 p m, enasSS
o 80 m. Paror cars are run on trains eaVnS wv
2:45. 90 D. III. Sundays, o 80 a. M a-....,, A A.
For Toms. River Barnegat Park and b~fnes'' '"'
q rs a. M, 1 80 q 20 eNpressl D. m =, 40
For Atlantic City. Vineand and Brdseton " y"
. ff for Monmouth Beach and seabrighs At 80 OIL"
IL :l5 a. m 80 4 100. 20 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AMI
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For PHILADELPHIA 40 . oo 10 CO. IL m ~ i:S
night SUNDAYS, 800. 10 80. IL 80 a. NJ. i's" '''
yS o, noi,nore n and Washington daily at oo 90 VI
Dining Car, a. m. 80. 30 Dining Csf)' -" v -'
Trains leaving at as a. M 80. 90 oo, II q
M IL rs night except Saturday night, SUNDAYS psG
a. m 80, s 0o 200 y. m nave eohheeuon' Tvs
ing Harrisburg, Pottsyiile, &C. ,,,,.r,t, AZ 7:O
For sunbury and wlliamspert via PniaSepn's 'ss.rtsJ
A. m. ] 80, 80 D. M, IL 10 Midnight leNeeps o~
night, Sundays 90 p m . -.....a =, n III
Tickets and Paror.Car seats can be procured s a.
osi AS e4i LAO, 1923 broadway. sSI oh cCon,tst,
We'. l25thst lSt East 10th; h,sokys ,e
Guy ransfer Company will call for and cheek 0'S
fam hnfel orr
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LONG ISLAND &EAS STERNSTATES LINE

BROOkLYN AND BOSTON.
Waterbury, New-Brtsn, Hartford, Wllimantic Putnam
Franklin ard Providence.
SOLID PULLMAN yESTIBULED TRAINS WITH.
OUT CHANGE
leave Brooklyn (Eatoush-aNe. aud rrankn-aNc Stations
L. l. H. r. IL 05, and Long Island City az IL 10 y. H.
daily Uncudng Sunday. due in Boston az 30 q. M
Corresponding train returning.
Tickets and sleepingcsr berths secured IN NewYork
foot East 34h-st.. II, 1853, AS $50, lii0 1918
broadway; Brooklyn 3S3 Fulton.st, lO7 Broadway
Long Island calls and checks baggage from
resid to
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

r,. ss,c nv Brysn l.. Kennedy at the Real Estate
exchange Yesterday OF the estate OF Abraham Lewis
WAS a pronounced success. large numper oil oo"o''
attended and the competition from the beginning 10
the end OF the sale most satisfactory The nrst
property offered No. 4o0 Eightrave.' iour.Nory
and basement house. rented to one tenant ior 49," q
wear the tenant doing all the repslnrs' ire ~, n ~
nm among a great number OF eager bidders to s43',W
al which price a. Mnalzo wss the buyer 10 ove go
West Thirty ST. between Eghtn , ana S',." on lot
20xDso, was withdrawn having Deon SEo a. ta.e and
a.snent sale dSr BRICK house Tie store aud basement
are rented ~ 900 year ana the secona, ta anu h
fourth az sThS Snss VIII sao being total rental
81 1886 the tenants doing all the repairs me io' 9 10
19.7xs2 The bidding begah at IoSnston %' was the
buyer VA, r,r.n,v. .secona. st Is four story Eng
ih ~ 6S eer annum the lot IS 6sxsse The bidding
started and ran as up Rt,ss N rdoFn rap is
three story and celler Engllshbasement dwelling inc
rental Is oa about s9o er annS m Stewart rHs Sas the
The result OF this sale was most satisfactory to the
trustees ~ oo, r.. >,,,o,.on+h st
w. offerrd by John ~ Coding to close estate the
lease expires in 1906, with renewals at ground rent
of 1925. The bidding ran nom $1,000 up to So'4Ho
marnett Co. Offered by order of the executor
of John H. Earle dead No 113 Wost Twenty -nlnth.st
s% Y R.1S.I e ss;s aad:s ss'St Ssrsn As
vacant plot in West One hund red and thirty
east of sixthave. IL brought %, 500 from Charles
SpenrIer II. v. Harnett 4 20. Offered under lore
closure Nos 14S and $50 Tenthave, fvestory bncx
tenements with stores on lots 25xe0 cach NO. l4s
brought so3,7OO from Henry Graves, and No. 100
brought $25,2o0 non II. Beaver: ~.
Iii West Ninety-nfth-st, . fve-story brick nat on
plot 5Ox100; 1t brought CO., 200 from T. H WilcSx
on similar plot buIght $50, 500 from spencer Aldrch
The rest Of the property offered was either bid In or
At a meeting OF the board Of directors held Yesterday
the following officers elected: George r. Heea.
president Charles A. Schefmerhon first vlcepresdent
C. W. Luyster, second vice president; Edward Oppen
hemer treasurer, and Isaac Fromme secretary Finance
commtee-Cbarles A. Schermerhorn (ohairlnan) Isaac
FrOmme and George DEF. Barton; Exchange and
anction room committec--C w. Luyster chairman
William Crukshank X. V. Ilarnett, J. f. Levness and
Charles s. Brown membership committee. Romane
Brown chairman). Isaac Fronme j. E. Leviness, Ira
d. Warren aud Richard Deeves.
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Published by HARPER e. BROTHERS, N.

~ HARPER e. BROTHERS will send any Of the
above works by mall postage prepaid to any part Of the
United States Canada Mexico, receipt Of the price.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
Jnstrntilon.

For Young Ladies-City.
A CLASS IN LITERATURE fos ladies, with DR.. Dodge.
"A Of ColumbIa now forming ct REV. DIT. AND MIS-.
CHARLES II. GhNpNERS SCHOOL COZ 5th.ave
NI ISS UARDNERS SCHOOL FOR 9IRLS-PrmArv
l and advanced Glasses for Boys. Military Drill for
Young Delsarte 0Ymna 1s East 13lstst
TNHE MISSES wREAKS.
Boarding Day schoo young ladies' and children.
WITH Kindere 81 East 66thSt
THE MISSES MOSES e47 Madison-aye.
i Boarding and Day Ahoo fer Young Ladies and
Children. Prepares TO. barnard ana other eolleges
Eighth year.
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE tFounded ls5O..Home
Day School Medals Paris Exposition. 1859. go and
2a2 11St-s. and West End ave lannex adioining
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18

For Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, lab Broadway
" near 42d-st All departments.
NJ. NJ. HOBBY, ". c. HENDRfCKSOS.