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Simmer Resorts.
BEECnWO0D INN,
GERMANTOWN. PA.


MIS- H. Il. MARYLAND co. have leased the
'BEECHWOOD INN for term OF years With the lnten.
ton OF making ~ the nose desirable OF resort IN Inc
ne!ghDornood Of PhilaGelplha and only one ana three
quarter hours ride from NewYork The "lnn" has the ad
Vantage a station the grouhd 80 daily each
way. The cuisine will be thoroughly American while
service be The following references Will
sufficient guarantee OF intention make the linn
charming and select; William Pepper. NJ. D., Provost OF
the university o. rennsylyan1i s. Henry Norris Richard
Hayes APncw, N d. and Matter Buchanan.
HOUSE OPENS MAY IL, and rooms may now be en-.
gagged plans appcau Mondays Wednesdays
ana Fridays 70 at "Hotcl Stratford,p Ph
adelphia
SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS
PROSPECT HOUSE.
Opcns June 25th. For particulsFs and circulars al.
dress ID. T.. HATHAWAY lis Broadway Room 49,
Ncw.York.
(, IIELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS n.
- THE NEW DAY VIEW HOUSE,
open June-Oct ober. via L. l. r. II SAM'I ROBERTS.
an ALTON COTTAGE MorrlstCwn. n. j. tPostofcc Box
w 0i.Now open for the reception OF quests the finest
heahiest place in the mOnntonsj large. airy rooms
superior table iron spring water nom mountain springs
beautiful drives sanitary pumbing gus throughout the
''1''' L. W. WALTON. Proprietor.
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Gin i1ropertn 60 Get

n1opTu SIDE OF 76TH.ST., Just east Of Columbus
~ fothI.aye- Three frst-cass private dwellings four
stores hirh. Easement hardwood TRIM artistic mantels
p uSsu Guaranteed by policies Of the TITLE GUAR
ANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY. So LibeTty,st
A-'Ai~H |'-' j b.. SMUBJL
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CENTRAL r.. r.: OF NEw.JERsEl


4:so q. NJ for EastOn, Mauch Chunk, wnkesbarrs
Reading IA T a sSa
Wilkesbarre aud scranton.
600 a. IN. for Easton. 49,, o-,- ,-
EastSn, Mauch Chunk and sGamoEIn c,1-;. ur'...-.'
s6a%of snsHS @ansD5s TSioasA Z
Zoo = n. daily for EastOn. Mauch Chunk Reading.
m for EasOa MSucR chuRs Reading Harris:
burg. wkeSbsrre Scranton. Tamaqua. Pottsye Shame
E Ea:sn i Much Ae Gs1nR Reading H..r
Tsss '1ssSn1 eSS .. Hsa ss s,, /, #,
S 20 a. & 4s sd9say' H. % &c. 10
'vS ana go19s' ;essA Pom; pfss9
s sxsst. Ocean Grove and AsOary Fari 90 a. % 100
Red BapF as siS 11:1s M go 90
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At 445. SIS a. IN, 80. 20. $40 p. n. Sundays
zoo q. m ParlOr Cars atsl 49, 10 S:1O sun.
For Toms River, Barnegas Park and garnesas +:4S.
snS R M c2 10 neana Sua aSa Sessn M
For Monhcuin Beach and sesbrighs at s1S Ii rs
H. nj FOX ~ iiili.ADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROI AL AOE Lane. N
% EOF Ps s5 o. Co oo 80 b H. ~ - is night
sGHSDSYs SS ii Zoo a. h. 2Od $50. 800. 600
p t p Bait2ore and Washington daily q. 100 Il 80 vita
t Pnns 90 S5f 'S1s 5uia Dining Car a. m tr
y sa y rs ss. Il 80 SATURDAY sqSss
80 :v, 900 n, have eOnheetoA Tor heaains har'
rsfq5g sd RSStssyiassd S@F.mspo VI, Philadelphia
xgsDs s Sc RsHs' n fso5 saada SU m
SS as Igsh ss Ia 'G East IS
baggage Nsw;t from hotel ' or rssideHee.
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rrcopnrp REAL ESTATE TIANsFERs-N. Y. CITY
Jansen.hye. n W S, lots 90, TO- SO ana 81, nap
DycknQn

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TDANsfhks-N l. "AA -
Jansen.hye. W S. lots 90. 20, SO and 81. map
Isaac Dyckman; Isaac NJ Dyelinan anu WIG 90 10
Ia Frederick Schuck -xJioy, 1919
Jansen.ave, $, 307 II OF lcrTa0o f" 13s5
ave 25xo00; same TO same -. -n,oco
Ievden.st n G s. 100 IT OF remission fi"00' a7o5
35x irreg; to same 40 81, y tho. "
East 3d.st S 115 It W OF 2daVe; -VAoi ""-
rIna Stanger Geo Stanger u S;:,,c.
Same nronerty :: Geo Stanger il, 70 Geo stalRefT
shave No 1o2S; LYMAN Maseman 70 90 500
wa Dfnekef 9i2 # Of pine.st 25.9xsi11; c,co
Foster Petit TO Morris Dys;.., 40 =,;iGo. 0'O''
carter.ave $, 2Si9 II II oS Oh Keesan $3.50
1stqye 522 # , Of 70 s2d E@ TRlbout $1,000
1sth;st No 2s7 West CaVina'o bro'i..' " $4,000
G1sss l7S IT. s Of /, Sn; SNyy LSmSeTt s4125
olstst s. $50 It Of oh.ave, 25XlOO; Sidney e.1o5
L Morse and wife r. Mary Bfownn;;c;y;'X ''-'
52dst $ zoo r. Of 0Ih,e'g; 1S,gaucr. 1oe25
140th-st n s. $50 It W OF lOth,aNe, loOA'oAi' ooo
mary De n Biaaih 70 Wrn q Parsons....... 1000
12$dst 49,, sSs r. to wm Sa RcsntreieT 3 1880
13fth,ss p, 2Io IL md Wife 10 Anna Dale 10000
5thavc corner 1l7th.st 2o.2Alloi JON"
Hcaly to Daniel Hlesey G ;9;;;y;iio02 :F
Walter to Samuel w Martin ;o;;iooco;: zo1oo
LeTissf 81 58S to 10 Dora "a Mrsommcr 1900
% IS R SSo AND VI to PS6 sammet 2ooo
S'th csscSor s. 80 Ana Pr,b az 1880
2day 1,,,% and Si w te 70 o. I'd Michel $4,000
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

Tho bright warm weather filled the Exchange
but The undertonc Of the market seemed weak anu ~
psreels were bid IN or withdrawn. - o ,,s
,enst opposte Dominioh.st The property consists o.
fine ayc.stcry and basement brick house, belonging e
estate OF Philip Reilly. deceased The bidding sarteu az
500 600 and ran up so975o Henry PolhslSk was inc
The Same auctlCneer withdrew No ~ BarroMs
also advertised the same having Been sod at p,ae
,rs.nsx brownstone house. lot ls.ix120 1he bidding
e nom AZ 900 10 SIS $50 f. Levine was the buyer
i " mo aueoneer sold No. $40 East Onehundreu-snu
nfteenthst story and eassment brick building Oh
~, "a 100 IL brought s. 600 from Il. DonoHah All
i i tScH sSles were either bid In or adjourned
Tho following private sale Is announces poe Lyoh NV.
eHentHst threestory brownstone dwelling 1OxlOo ior
~ TIGHT TO occupy vacant stands VIII be offered 70
oo,r1pctltion on Monday next at D. m; ,-... ,,to
wo hosting day at the Exchange There
barcycr no knockdOwn fees In arrears ana only
w Uncomfortable due TO the bureau were pue'eo
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Railroads.,
pennsylvania
= RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILW WAY OF AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foet a.
Desbrosscs and CortIandt Streets, IA
follows
On and after MARCH list, 1891.
On and after MARCH list, 1891

THE FAST LINE.
astsss S SS ' .Ss & .: an
HE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
'o 5w a. and sss so ssSusss q Pullman ya
md aHsa af sT asSsT
s Srs1s and Fl s ss caves sn
,enee. q home Onsce Heated By steam and iiasssa
Cincinnati 10 % and Chicago st M ps Air ass
IT En- apUi, CHIC,G%; nSD Cincinnati EXPRESS.
YORK. and Dining Cars from NewYork % st. Logis
as$sSs. ad alSs. t,nesss 10 S.n S
600 n" 1i S1d W $; lev; 'G SSrEFsyss d,
$50 r. M.-Pullman vestlbulc sleeping Car New.Yox
PtsseTrg St. Louis SA;eagO GlasS1lOs;t and Mem
S Hn Rsh Sas snd Chicago a a. c caS
Chicago sanS so m c cSss cay snd y S
and Toledo daily except saturday.
PACIFIC .EXPREsS.
500 Il. M-Pullman Buffet sleeping Car Nev-Yofk 70
g % ai Memphis q coTa a TIE shsHndS
for ssssna Sns sumSSs ei sa aSas daily I
BABTi SiOns sA~:.IN"ION AND THE SOUTH
rh b%as :f except c
tsa saVs %s b So ard
s %a'sa sS rs b 5ssSa 90 ,5DS
ar n.aS S S 'a and T. 200 S "a
For A5EAT Sgc, eI1g 80 NJ wsssA,y with
FOn
Express: 20 z 20, 90 80, 90 Chicago Limited.
With Dining Car and 10 40 Washington Lmi;ed, vita
$50 zoo; 100 500 9 90: $40, 500; ed 90
$50 and 700 p. m. Sundays. Express, e:l5. 80.
300 10 Limitedl, and 10 g. M, 100. Z, 80, 100.
For OF trains 10 local p,nts on the Penn.
SYN ania kaLroad System Apply at hiollowng Tieke,
House and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt s Court
$50 Futon-st, and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot
Futon-st., Brooklyn; as Hudson-st Hoboken; Station.
Jersey City.
The NewYork Transfer Company viii call for and cheek
CHAS r. PTTGU y. r. WOOD
General MANAGER. General Pass'r Agent,
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NJ ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD S. S. co.

DED STAR LINE,
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for NewYork ana Antwerp weekly.
FRIESLAND Wednesday, April -, y. me-
WAESLAND Wednesday, April 90 80 a.
Cabin Rates: First Cabin, $50 and upward. Excursion
. 500 and upward Second Cabin, 80 and sis. Excur-
SION R72 and $S1. Steerage at very low rates.
PETER WRIGHT SONS, Gen'l ACTS. Bowling Green.
CHARLESTON. s. G.. the South & southwest.
" JACKSONVILLE AND AL FLORIDA POINTS.
From Pier 90 L. Il. foot RoaScvelt-st.), at y.
IROOUOlS Charleston and Jacksonville. Fri Apr. II.
ALGONQUIN. Charleston and Jacksonville Mon Apr 90
CHEROKEE, Charleston and Jacksonville We'd, Apr. -
YEMASsEE Charleston aud Jacksonville. Fri, Apr; 81
All have hrstclass Passenger accommodations.
Insurance policy effected at onefh Of
cent. WIN. L. CLYDE W. Generai Agtnt',-
T. G. EGER Genr Agt G. S. Frt Line 8i7 broadway.
A LLAN-STATE LINE between New Y ork,
N Glasgow aud Neville Londonderry Through tickets
at reduced rates to Liverpool, London, Dublin, etc
Thurs, April 80
STATE OF Thurs May a.
STATE OF NEBRAsKA ddhur% May dt1 ~
Of stateroom EAeurson tickets $O5 and upward steer
Biooklyn X Y. For freight and passage apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN g. CO., Agents,
SO Broadway, NcwYork.
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Orrau Steamers.
INVESTMENT


buy ma make e GsSs INVESTMENT
Transfers Of money 10 Nv:
Indies; also make Collections .,.,,,,,r,rs
CREDIT and issue Commercial and sECUhliH''
in ali parts 0 the world.
BROWN BROTHERS CO.,
BANKEi.s. NO so wALL-sr
EUROPE AND THE HOLY LAND: g., 900,
u Progiammes Of Gazcs Select Excursions ios r iSS ~
nov uD'SS aa se Spc Snd Round the
S rs sSsci RS az chartered nSs stcSmc G''
" Il. GAZE 6 SON, oio BROADWAY. NJ
(Estab. 1s44)
Sole Agents Of New Nile steamship Co.
NCH0K LINZ U s. u, MAJ nS Stea2mEsRRlHPss.
~ NN"'i rer 81 H. foot q west 2ith.sSt noon
n nsSSp s% ;s
nGE fii oSg 6Haff Agents bowling
C0MPAGNIE GENERALE TIansatIantique'
~ TGEyG II. IINE 70 So HAy Edi
a R R0RYEfSSE cd III May 80 NJ
A. FORGET, General Agent No. Bowling Greer.
.JAPAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
STEAMERS leave San Francisco follows:
cArrYC Saturday, April %, D.
BELGIC ..............~.. Wednesday, May 20 p. m
OCEANIC. SATURDAY June l3 D. III
Reservations can be made by letter telegraph TO and
cabin plans seen at 2s7 and S43 Broadway NewYOrk or
LELAND STANFORD President
II. II. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
NUION LINE.
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS ;i,Nnp nS,.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LiX W
ARIZONA Leave H.er 90 n sd @ lay. April
WISCONSIN s; sstsTS'Y NAV Ap!i r. 80 m m.
passage &c. sS sss aq 4' sd 5S AZ ss
s "a SPS5 siG ca s. 'fIasSa low
HAMBU RIGA MEXICAN PACKET CO.
SERVICE to LS %SS and RSd H 5s p Ss
s%s WEE fSS and GSa5Ssnt w.~ .,
IaSassa Victoria hv%1Sf
SS%SfIR wFKI8 shhv 8Ss 4
Dehs%a II 80 o n1roI Shq "seo6s to % p s
81 BlSadTay fT%E hrd asaANR SG
NEW-YORK & CUBA Mail steamship Co.
~ From Piers 1e and II, Eas: River az 8 p. m
ms s%S,so c5S SSps: s, S5Ss
HSSS, and ana MsSean wsS A APR s
Sk4zABA e Hay S&a' and ND Isicsn port: 1pr
CEYFUEGos Nassau, Santiago dc Cuba ana cientaegos
For full particular: 5A 5'sH &G Si '22sy @a
INMAN LINE Y. S: and Royal Mail Steamers,
l. FOR QUEENSTOWN ASD IL. LIyER RIS
CITY q 81 e eWEsFER wcdnssday %pr e. ESQ M
SY 9 OF Nay Nay 30 M
From Pier A. n. r.. adjoining Christopherst Ferry.
FIRST CABIN. $50 and upward; according to steamer
and location OF room. SECOND CABIN, S35 and $40
STEERAGE. 500 PETER WRIGHT SONS, General
Agents. BOWLING GREEN, y. Y.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w For QUEENSTOWN AND L1YERPooL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
Majestic. April % p M Majestic. May 20, p. M
aTeutonic. May @. D. IN. FTcutonic.. June g. D.
Iltannic May i3 o 80 AM Er tannIc. June TO- 36 am
From White Star Dock. foot OF West 1otn-st.
Second cabin these steamers. Saloon rates, $50
and upward according to steamer and location Of BERTH
Second cabin, $40 and s4j Excursion tickets favor
bic terms steerage, $40 pr paid s?3 Conpanys ONCE,
No II Broadway, NewYork. rhiladelphia ONCE 4o0
Walnut-st j. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent.
n ORDDEUTSCHEK LLOYD 5. s. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW.YOKk; SOUTHAMPIoN ZIP BIiEMES.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
ITayc Wed, ky; 22 pm Spree T%ss' Ipr: am
First cabin 500 and upward berth according to loca
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ITO RENT At MOUNT VERNON; r. Y- IH,, G 9Isc
dnot IS minutes ride from Grand Central Depot, Via
n Y. n. IL. 81 H. II. r.. with all the modern improve
nnents including and containing - rooms,
with barn on he place. Address W. BEADLE Rent
Agt New.Hayen Conn, or apply 10 B. Van Iassell'
Agent at Pass. Station.
rIO LET FOR THE SUMMER.-A comfortably fur
i nlshed Country House. containing 10 rooms, pleas.
anty located the East end Of Long Island within 10
mint s. walk Of Poconic Ray Two acres OF land large
garden good cultivation. well stocked with small fruits
and vegetables and barn with conyeniences for stabng
bnpcs and keeping carriages go with the house Reason
able terms to desirable party. Just the place for
fanily with children. 70 further particulars address
OWNER. Box 1913 New.YOrk City.
mo LET IL LYME, CoNN.-Rcdbank cottage. IL rooms,
i thoroughly furnished and comfortable fine views;
unusually healthy climate; city convenlenees for living.
Hafore coming address Mrs SALISBURY fixing time
xDUFPE WILL YOU SUMMERf HAVE YOU
w VISITED Lawrence Beach? II not accept our invita-
ton and do so without Splendid COTTAGES furnished
and unfuished for sale and rent upon easy terms to
Beach Hotel II desired This beautiful locality adjoins
Ccdarhu and Lawrence surrounded By fine drives aud
lovely neIghbOrhood Of rcnnements. Bathing boating
and GSRng with freedom from Of every de-
Scription Address for map and tickets. BENZ. w.
mic HCOCK, Owner, II ChOmbers-st.. New-York.
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1netrnrtloil.

For Boys AMI Young Men-City.
A DyIcE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free TO par
n ents State sex, locality and price desired r. w.
HUYSSo0N, American School Bureau. West 14th.st
CLASS FOR BOYS Intermediate and advanced s
n. grades students prepared for eolege Jaw scenine
schools and business. w. i. CHASE. 72 West 50thst
INSTRUCTION IN commercial branches, eoeutior, mill.
ary science and tactics and deheenL Engsh given On
reasonable terms long experience. Call tuesdays anu
Thursdays between and s. or address
b. f. HYATT. 113 Madisonsve
TREPARATORY college school at 179 West 47th.ss..
i conducted BY II. E. Wells the learner taught how 70
abilities by the methods Of instruction employed personal
attention TO EACH limited 20 twelve scholars.
TT UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. LAB Breaawsy,
u 42d.st. $50 year. Prl1ary, C9mmerchl ana
Classical Departments NJ N hoBDf' W. La ANN
y. c. NENbRICKS0N. Principals.
For Young Ladies-City.
GA ,,-REY. Dr. AND Mis- GAHsDNER'S
"A. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Coz 5th-avs. 32d year.
Ms GARDNER. Author Of ''History In Rhyme"
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SAY, JONES. WE MOVE TO THE, COUNTRY
May M Way hOTs hat Ne os sHpPif life N 0u the sd city r
Altogether too mat" and 50 bought cottage a.
way, have for sale number OF cottages on their prop
Why not induee your wife go down and have look
at theml
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TAPAN-C CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave San Francisco as follows:
GAELIC =. Saturday, April %. .. m
pET0IO wednesday, May 20. D. m
OCEANIC Saturday, June ID. D. m.
Superbly Acknowledgements Accommodations
Reservations can be made by letter telegraph TO ana
cabin MANS seen at 2s7 and SAB Broadway, New-York or
Room "a Railroad Building, San Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD. President.
" cOOnMAN Ganeral Passenger Agent.
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n ORDDEUTsCHEK LLOYD 5; s. c

N SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW.YOKK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot OF 2d.st:. Hoboken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Eider..sat., APR Is, } p Saae. sat, Apr % "a m
TTavc.. We'd. AR ~ pm spree. Iues, apr -, am
First cabin 500 and upward bcrth according to lOca
lion Second CABIN S50 berth. Storage az lowest
rntns. - OELKlEHS q Co. No bowling Green.
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[NMAN LINZ u s; and Royal Mail Steamers,
IlTY or BERLIN Wednesday AP PHI %. 4 p. m.
CITY or CHICAGO; "Wednesday, May 81 p. M
From Pier a. r. r.. adjoining Christopher.st Ferry "'
FIRST CABIN, $50 and upward aSeGrdlng- to steamer
and location OF room. SECOND CABIN s35 and $40:
STEERAGE. 800. PETER WRIGHT SONS, General
Annnfs ROWIING GREEN. y. y.
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III ~ j.
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
JIG WEST j9TH.ST.,
WILL. OPEN SEPT. 2S. 1891.
Complete organization including primary department.
uhorouch preparation for leading leading wone col
FOR CIRCULARS AND DETAILED INFORMATION
APPLY AT 80 WEST o9IH-SI
MISS NJ BLACKwELLiS School and kindergarten for
NE Children feopens October !. at i5o East eSd-st
NAN NORMAN INSTITUTE founded $3.50, Home and
Day School: GOLD AND BRONZE MEDALS. PA,KHLs
EXPOSITION 1889. ESQ and 2S2 7lst:st and West
Endsys. Nine. VAN NORMAN. Principal
Musical Instruction.
ORGAyIST OF prominent church desires pupils organ
~ or plano: New.York Brooklyn. Address A. L. s.,
POT DGhsld.st. Brooklyn
For Both SeXes-City
&, UMMER sCuooI, OF THE .
- METROPOLITAN CoNSERVA ToRY OF MUSIC.
OPENS JULY !.
Boarding ACCOMMODATIONS All advantages Of winter school
retained. Send for particulars
II. W. GREENE. 81 East 14th.st.. n Y. City.
TINE BEELITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, No. /
West g5.n.sL Branches Boston. Phia. Washington,
chicago Berlin Paris &c. Best instruction $40 per term.
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A LEX. MACGREGoR'S. los West 55th.st.
"A Private lessons any time.
Al fashionable dances taught thoronshlv-
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For QIEENSESI0WSN, mp LIYyEK sl,,
Majestic. April o, p. M Majestic May 20, SP M
80 q. IN. Gcrnonic.. May 81 80
aTeutonic May g. d. IN. sTcutonic. June 3,
Britannia May 1879 80 AM Britannia June TO- 80
From White Star Dock. foot OF West lcth-st.
.second cabin on these steamers saloon rates, $50
and upward, according TO steamer and location OF BERTH
Second cabin and s4js Excursion tickets favor
able terms Storage 500 pr paid, s?S Company's onee.
Walnutst. j. BRUCE lSMAY, Agent.
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Real estate mantc0.
Real estate 20 Gxcban5e


Il or EXCHANGE!-Frce and clear country property.
J. with loan, in exchange improved real estate in
Brooklyn. POTTER CEANDALL. 80 Flatbushave.,
Brooklyn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-15
The Owl in Poetry.

Much unnatural history has been
written of the owls, and unfortunately
most people have their ideas of them
from the poets The owl is not inoping,
nor mourning, nor melancholy, neither
is he dolorous nor mournful He is
neither grave monk, nor anchorite, nor
pillared saint. Poets write by day and
owls fly by night, and doubtless Mr..
Gray and his school have their opinion
of owls from staring al stuffed speci-
mems in glass cases, or at the birds of
wisdom surprised in the full light of
day, when they will be seen blinking,
ogling, nodding and kissing at each
other, very unlike representatives of
Minerva.
Christopher North" is the only
author who has done justice to the
owls, or justice TO the poets, for the
matter of that, by his denunciation of
their epithets and false images. He
knew well that the white owl never
mopeS but holds its revels through the
ivelong night, when all else is hushed
and still.-Cornhin Magazine.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-15
Leather speotacIes.

Among the figures forming part OF
the architectural decorations of the in
terror of the chapel of Henry VII is one
of saint reading a book and wearing
pair of spectacles without side strips,
and of the form that used to be distin-
guished by the name goggles. Such
early eyeglasses were circular in form,
and were fixed in rims of leather, con-
nected by waist or curved piece of
the same material Leather has elias
ticity enough to hold the glasses in po-
sition on the nose.
Such a pair, probably not later than
the time of Charles ii of England, is
preserved in the British Museum. These
leather trimmed goggles appear to have
been succeeded by glasses of the same
shape, with rims of tortoise shell and
steel waist An example of the early
part of the last century, in the original
black fishskin case, shows that there
was difficulty in attaching the waist to
the rim with the requisite firmness.
Hence arose the rims with a rigid
waist and side pieces for keeping the
spectacles in position. But they were
heavy and clumsy, whether in tortoise
shell or horn, and the difficulty re-
manned of making a reliable hinge in
such brittle material. This seems to
have brought into existence the heavy
gold, silver and steel spectacles of our
grandfathers.-Jewelers' Weekly.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-15

A curious fact in connection with the
effect of the progress of civilization
comes from Australia. 1t appears that
In the older parts of that country the
kangaroo is practically exterminated
In Victoria the kangaroos formerly out
numbered the sheep in the proportion
of two TO one, and old shepherds state
that it was not an uncommon thing to
see the sheep and the kangaroo feeding
together upon the plains, as many
as two or three thousand kangaroos
frequently accompanying a flock of a
thousand sheep, The reduction in the
number of kangaroos has materially af-
tected the possibilities of profit on sheep
farms, as will be seen from the fact
that a station" which in 1850 could
barely Craze 5000 sheep can now be
made 10 carry 10000 without any dan
ger Of being overstocked. New York
Commercial Advertiser,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-15

Nicaragua Canal Project $40 Years Old.
A Mexican gentleman gave bit of
curious history with regard TO the pro
posed Nicaragua canal He said that
IN the early days OF the Spanish occu-
patton there wis talk Of canal across
the isthmus. and Spanish explorer
named Gomara, in 1861, indicated the
Nicaragua route as the most feasible
between the two seas The Spanish
government did not at the time give
the matter attention, but in 17S1. de
string quicker communication between
the oceans, sent out an officer named
Galisteo TO make survey of three diff
ferent routes, and among them that
through Nicaragua.
He also reported in favor of the lat
ter, but Spain could not raise the funds
for construction. In 1888 the route
was again surveyed, this time by an
Englishman named Bailey, who was
by the state of Nicaragua,
and again in 1851 by Colonel Childs
for company which proposed to un
dertake the canal Nothing came Of Il,
but in 1873 an officer of the United |
States navy made the surveys which
resulted in the choice of the route by |
the company which is now engaged on
the work of the canaL-St Louis |
Globe Democrat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-15
Used to Torture.

Lawyer (suspieiously)- You say the
robbers hung you up by the thumbs to
make you confess where your mistress
kept her jewels OF course you told
themi
Dressing Maid suspected of being an
accomplice)-Indeed ! did not tell
them.
Lawyer (triumphantlS) - Do you
mean 10 say to this intelligent jury that
you bore the torture of being hung up
by the thumbs to save the jewels of a
mistress who had already discharged
youl
Maid-lt didn't hurt.
Lawyer-Whati 1t didn't hhrtR
Maid-No. I'm used to hanging to
street car straps. New York Weekly.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-15

Jean Corot, the famous painter, was
a patriotic Frenchman, but one who by
no means kept pace with the times
So occupied was he with his work that
he did not even hear of the coup d'etat
of 1851 until two months after the new
government was established Then a
friend found him painting a moonlit
forest with nymphs dancing. You
are happy" said the visitor; you
paint things gay and smiling, and we
have just changed the government
We have strlngled the republic" My
dear friend" answered Corot, II have
been so busy in making my nyInphs
dance thar il is three months since
have opened newspaper. San Fran
cisco Argonaut