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DELAWA ware, .LACKAWANNA AND


Shortest Line. Nestbued Pullman Coaches
a. m-BulillO and OsNcgO EApIcss. Via Ia.tf>On Tor
Water Gap stlouds6Grg' scranton Bmsh2nton oW S
burne. Watcryille Rchfeld Springs, Utica, NJ Morris
Greene OXFORD NowISh Cortland Syracuse ulto anu m
rrncdiatc stations Connects at scranton with trains for
PtSton, Wkesbarre Danyillc ana northumberland; az
buffalo with trains for the West
30 q. -BnehOmtoQ Man. Boonton.
D. NJ BingEamton and Emrp Express for Water Gap.
btroudsburg scranton, Owego, WaVery connects az
Scranton with trains for Pttson, Kingston and wilkes
4:lO p m-Seranton, wllkesbarre and Plymouth Tx.
press.
80 p. (daiy).-Buralo Limited Express via Paer.
SON. StrOudsburg, scranton BnghamtOn, Owego, Wa
VERY, Emra Cerning bath Bath wayand, Dansville. MI
D. m. tdalIy Buffalo Utica ana OsWego Express, for
stroudsburg scranton, Binghamon Cortland Syracuse,
grlton Greene Norwich, Sherburne WaterNile
rhned springs &C.. and all points on Bufao division
connects with tfeins for the West
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I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF cortlandt and
DesbrO,ses SIS. follows;
A. M for SlatingtOn and intermediate points.
10 a. NJ for Geneva, IYons, Elmrl. Rochester Buffalo
and the West POttyc and principal local points Chair
car TO Lyons and Pullman ear to Suspension Bridge
90 A. IN. Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
il a. m for L. and Il. Junction and intermediate points
N' IN FOR Tunkhannock and intermediate points. Chair
car 20 unhannock. Connection u Reading and Harris
burg. - ,,,., , ,.,o, .,,.,o ,..
Chair car 10 Wkesbarre and Pullman sleeper 70 Suspension
Bridge ,..-,,, A., ,,.,. -, ,., .,
ata u,Int.. Chair O. Mauch Chunk.
~ 20 D. m Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Conhection % Reading and Harrisburg.
7 D. IN Tor Geneva LYONS. Elmira Rochester Buffalo
and tho West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
Bridge
Trains leaving at %. M II a. IN. l p. and 40
d M connect for all points in MahonOy and Hazelton coal
regions. ,,.,- ., nv, ,>.c
$40 a. m for MaCch Chunk uazelton and intermediate
points. and IL a. III Tor Shenandoah ana Intermediate
10 D. IN. for Maueh Chunk and intermediate points.
D. m. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern oree, 2S5 Broadway.
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New Publications.

Eighteenth Edition, post paid for Csc. or stamps
IN HE HUMAN HAIR Why 1t Falls OF !:
Turns Grey ard the G 6,a BY PF9f F
LIVERY should read this little book
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2K ONTARIO AM WEyrERN

N EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
tweniy minutes earlier from foot OF JiysE so
Mddetown. Ellen1ile Liberty Delhi Norwich, Oneida
oswesS cGs9so so p "a m' for Sa%tbs Hal Middle S
ery, Walton. Oneida Central square oswego Rochester
Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago. st. Louis. Daily. All
daily except SUNDAYS Tickets time tables
broadway. ]. C. ANDERSON, General Passenger AssnI
40 Exchange Place. n. u.
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INVEST Shore RAILROAD. n. -. c.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. T.. G. &
w H. II. r. II. Co.. Lessee.-Trains leave West 42d.se
s1Gon New:YoO IS follows and 70 minutes earlier from
the foot OF Javst NeWNOrk Hamilton, IGnIon, Detroit
and chicago 10 rs a. m, 3: ?. M SIS p. m. So.
is %. Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge, Maya
"a Falls, Utica and Syracuse, 80, 10 rs m, sid
ton 3 80. = 10 1oI5. all 80 M 81 90 IS Is and
All 20 p T. M - 30 .5 ans MolsS S;So me- 10
Point Co'nwall, Newbu.S, 3 80, Tl5. :25, sIO:i5
$ 49, II :42 p M Montreal aud Canada El.t, rs a. NJ
IS 10 pm Eegant sleeping for Buffalo Niagara Falls
Det[ns cheese and It Louis OF al thr,Ygh rains.
Jrsoy City T. Il. r statol II 90 a. M ;
$3.50 D. m. DAILY Daily except saturday All other
lor and sleeping cay aceommodatons Information apply
offices BrooklynSSS Washlne tOn-s 700 Fulton-s An.
Office foot Of Fultonst NewYork City-i, s0s 7ss
s2 n Brcndway 1is Rowery, ~ Park Place, So wes}
foot OF Jayst. North River G. e: LAMBERT, 0enessl
Passenger Agent. Vanderbft.ays.. New.York.
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Fourth Ave. ana 4Zd ST., New York.
TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION TIE CITv
Trains leave as follows
o'10 A.; Mas MAIL Fer ,; ALIany' Uuea' syrs'
1000 A. M.~CliiCAGO VESTIBULE LIMITED. due
Sh.'SI S'HS
12sOO Eoon.-soUTHwESTERy VEsTIBULE LIN.
1IED-Due Cincinnati 10 100, Indianapolis IL 10 D. m''
4.5S P + 30 RrM SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED
Due a. Detroit at GAS a. M, Chicago 90 D. m'' next
900 p. M.-FAsT WESTERN ExPEEss--Due Chicago
e o. C%f9naiD GSS q &N tCu MioNfREAE Elk
1850 ,u.-BUTFALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
' aG.a s EoHIs 80 ASR F asS ES
TlS 5Rg EiE%fggES RoSfBsFE9SlF RH5SS
tnII5s il DO at % - 6 2jso f2 30 r0Sgih
pefP'ie for II G ST sOS west Pon II as hi is NJ
ALBANY IS 20 g. 800 20 IS 3d. p 90
neon. = 30 1856 80 800, 1925. $780, OBS D. m
TRoY-f7a5. 91o, 1000 10 30 III is a. m,;e y 90
uIfS2 ANfBS ~ a. o 10 &C., 30
e. m l. 100 noon. go 600 80 9:l1 y. H. ~ 100
Rof q 6g 3S TO 20 20 nsn T. 100 n00n
90 10 90 "a UO y Zoo 90 noOn 80
N1&S&H,A & 3bEI$S g e, 1000. 1880 NJ. 70 90
GESy% Asp % cAS SiESs AlsgA29ao 10 100
DEffk IS NJ y B yX HARLEM DIVISION
c.5.5 sSsn q seepqg apgy Gaqa
SY re So and s9S n9
snS ESPcess calls for and chees baggage from
aaasSrsA sDsy aSP' Saturday
- S % aoJ5 so U.s. Ao;G IS 49, g % 80
and To Il 20 MagFat stop at $s4 sreS
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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"HTTE STAR LINE
w ron OUFFNST0WN AMI rIvFppoo,

", ~, FOR o., 9pET;Ef;NSSSTnwN AND LIVERPOOL.
Iernanc.A pr /. 10 30 am Germ anlc Anr % q a
VentOnic.. April 8, . a. IN. sIeuCncAiav d 60 a. W.
htltannc. April is. ii ~. lBrtannlc Nav IA IA ~
,o AP Nh 81, M M: aest.c May 90, p m
Second cabin on these steamers Saloon rates s5O
na upward sse9rdng 70 steamer and location OF berth
sbo terms steerage, $40 prepaid sea Compsnys Cnes
40, ~ Bro~oNb' NeW'fofk Phi ladelpAla Office, 4O8
"Anut-st' ). BRUCE ISMAY, Agent
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WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

For Philadelphia, 81 49, 49, II 80 80.
100, $780, 90, :0J, y 0O 80 D. M. l. 10 night.
SUNDAYS 500, Ii 90 a. m, 200, $780, 5 go, 500
y. m, ~ rs night.
Tor Baltimore and Washington daily at 100 II 80 with
Dmng Car except Sunuay) a. M, 100 8 80 Dining
Carr 90 p. M, u 10 night. Dining Car . train
SUNDAYS
80 D. m L. 10 night except SATURDAY night, sundays
~ 20 y. h., nave CONNECTION Tor iseaalng, mar.
rlsburg, Pottsville. &C..
FOR sun6ury aud wiamspor yia Philadelphia az rs
M, IL 80 Buffet PaOr Carr 80 D. II is midniGht
except saturday nightJ sundays q 100 p m. -
Tickets Paror-Car seats be procured at H. 172,
col, 40 9ii LAO. l,323 Broadway, 49, 0thaye 2o+
Nest l25thst 1874 East l.5th-st Newforx; Courtst.
500 Fuiton-st., SO Broadway, Brooklyn. .
New-York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel or resldenee.
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flats 10 Get, ilnfnrnisbeo.

THE YOSEMITE. Park.ave.. corner o2dst-very de.
srable apartment. exceptionally Light and sunny, 10
let In this hstelass 1reproof building Moderate
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CENTRAL II. n. OF NEw-JERsEY

I.le .aU4v -
80 a. N. for EasJon Mauch Chunk, Wlkesbarre.
Scranton, Reading harrisburg, TanaQua, ShamoAn
bury Wiansport On sundays foF Eason, Mauch Chunk.
Wllkesb1rre and scranton.
800 =. n. for Gaston.
100 a. IL. EastOn and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays,
Easton Mauch Chunk and Shamoktn.
40 u. m. for Easton Maueh Chunk Wkesbarre,
Scranton Reading, Harrisburg, Po.svilIe. Tamaqua.
shamokh. sUnbury. Wiliiamsport Through coach %
20 !. N. daily for EastOn. Mauch Chunk, Reading
45 D. for Eason, Mauch Chunk leading, Harris.
burg WikesbarYe Scranton Tamaqua Potsyille. Shame
j 80 D. M for Easton ard Allentown.
i5 D. III. for EastoD. Mauch Chunk Reading. Harris
burg &c. Sundays at d 80 p.
80 D. m. for EastOn and Allentown.
For Atlantic Highlands, at ! AS, S:15 IL :15 q. rn
! 80 80, 700 p. n. sundays, 100 a. M, 100 y.
For Freehold. at AS, S:15, Il Is M, 49, 80
For Long Branch and points south Point Pleasant at
except Grove and Asbury PARK, 0 100 NJ. 100
For Red Bank, at 4A5, s;15 II rs 9. m. / 30 oo
20, 10, 100 p. Sundays. :00. a m. 100 D. m.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At AS, :l5 a. H. 80. 20, $40 D. m. Sundaya-
300 q. ParIor Cars atpl 80. 20. S 40 D. sum
For Toms River. Barnegas Park and Barnegas 4:4s
For Atlantic City, Vneand and Bridgeton, at 4as
For MONMOUTH Beach and seabright. at s15. II is
rUn rnILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
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Railroads.,
pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERlCAl
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot Of
DesbrOsses ana COrtIandt Streets, as
IOiiows:-
On and after MARCH lst, 1891.
The Scenic Line to the West.
On and after MARCH lst, 1891.

THE FAST LINE.
300 A. MTpulESn yestoule Sleeping and rarIor Cars
S5esss s. Ioo: 9S9G = a % Se1s day.
INK 'p II Gia1 iS1iSD' L IfSnTiI
1920 A. ;os Sa ooS Of Pullman yss,paIs
and aa ' ca r SsPns STG Dor
stSnographers and pewrer, bathrooms for both sexes
is9ees q home q Oni:c; Hsated eS and LIGHTED
ntans and o SaS chta Sss ss next A dss
ST. LOUI-. CHICAGO. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
and cs: S iSs;Sg5 s's i &C.
SasS and GSaG
THE WESTERN EXPREss.
$50 r.. M.-Puuan Vestibule Sleeping Car New.York
: Pt.sburg, St. Louis Ch:cagOi Cinelgnaa and Mem.
burg to Richmond aad Chicago. Arrivcs at Clnennsa
scond nS Sg Connects Com as aaa cyese
ana Toledo daily, except Saturday.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Snlcaeo New Yoi& to Memphis Via the Shenandoah
%Sss ~ Sss$... s s
BABTiMOKE WAsnINGTON AND THE SOUTH
% Bs d a aPs ece Of H%.n % Pa5 o Car.
hTIS %edsl9sS4 ' DRs car at aga % %
S MS'sa s5 20 p M Eesa Co. SIs oS go 20
and 80 sor RaS 60 Sa o and DO % % sa
For ATLANTIC CITY, 1 80 p. m. week days. with
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20 20 90 $50 go Chicago Limited.
Dining Carr, and II 100 m, II 2o 100. 2:10, 90.
80. 800, 80, 90, 6 100, $50. 8 90 and 300
D. and II :l5 night. Accommodation, IL 10 a.
40 and 200 p; m. SUNDAYS, Express. u :S9.
90 10 Limted). and 20 a. 100, 4, 80, 200.
80 100 end 900 p m, and IL rs night. Accom-
For time tables Of points the Penn.
sy, aniA aif0ad System Apply a The following Icses
House and foot OF Deshroes and Cortlandt s Court
$50 Fulton-s and Brooklyn Station, foot OF
Fultons, Brooklyn; 70 Hudsonst, Hoboken; Station.
Jersey City
The New-York Transfer Company will and cheek
CHAS. f. PUGH, J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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Ocean Steamers.

PED STAR LINE.
Sailing Tor Tor NcW.YdfE s'i and az &niwef6 weekly
NooEDLAND Wednesd9y, tpiil ], 1880 a. m
cabin mr. Rates FIRST cabin $50 and Upward Excursion
sSa aaa eeree a. SSpg low rates 800
ffETER WRIGHT son. CENT Agts.. Bowling Green.
NEW-YORK * CUBA Mail Steamship Co
ioP Havana a'S F Ts ts%PssS Er:dsia.
@geoc 5ERa s sas yea cSSars.
nassau Santiago dc Cuba, Guant'aano and ClenfgcgoA
G OF W1sjYGToN' HSy and Mex. Ports sat APr. 4
Ns.aa saa iao &c c"5S
For fun r'''GIRPE s 'ls's # e Pf's1 Co. .oE %.
NfW9 g5 LINE n. oAs y s MALI SSaPgS
Pier 81, =. j., foot Of west @iti'.t:
:S
ossH 7DP
CHARLESTON S. C.. the South & Southwest
'N0A TE G9b sAnERMs i tcoMPANY
Y T0 e 22 Il E. f aSd Sssyelts Y XP
SbMnIN0LE Chareson and r APE +
ALG0XoUN. charleston ara JscEscnlille We'd, Az $.
'' %I Tc clyde i;o5Ss ars Sssa$
4. q. Eyer. 'ienr Ast o. 5. Fr't Line, S47 BrOseWE.
HAMBURG-hM PACKET co.
lse new 2 nT Te s Sd e record be-
%esu:ss 4Pi 50 August: Victoria Say IS
Normonna.. May NGrnannia... luna
HEGULAR WEEKLY. SERVICE. NcwYork.H- iturg.
Scandia. 10 a. m. Apr 1. Ociicr....ll a Apr. p
Fiji cabin So era pWpTd Se}So9g e 9c3 4 cr
y 4ASHGGI coMMrAXXY ,o MSHANR S!y CO
RED %" LLNE OF STEAMSHIPS Isl ,;,un.co.
MARACAIBO AND CORO.
Per ~, East RIVER.
SIS CARACAS.;.... WEDNESDAY AprI p M
SIS. PHILADELPH a.. Wcdnesday Anil -, p: N.
very superior mmt datons for passengers:
BOULTON, BLISS 4 DAyLETr,
Tourist Agents General Managers II Wall-sk
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TNNIAN LINE U. S. and Royal Mail Steamers.
4 FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF CHESTER. wed3esday, April l. 70 80 a. ~
CITY or NEW.YoRK... "Wednesday, April - II a. m.
CITY OF BERLIN. W edne day. April - p D.
FIRST CABIN, $50 and Upward a,s9rdiag to steamer
STEERAGE. $50. PETER WRIGHT SONS. General
Agents 6 BOWLING GREEN. n. Y.
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IORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
AInRnDErTSCHEk LLOYD S. s. 90.

OOMPAGNIE GENERALE TranSatlanti9ue,
~ FRENCH LINE 10 HAVRE EVERY VERY S ), t
LA CHAMPAGNE, B99yer.....s9t;. April 4 p; m
LA NORA!ANDIE Laurent. ....;. sat, AFT Is D. m.
4. FORGET. ON raj Agent. No Bowling Green
ID ACIFIC NAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
L LINES TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA.
CENTRAL, AND SOUTH AMERIGCA AND MEXICO.
tes San francisco, Via the Isthmus Of Panama.
CITY OF PARA sails wednesday, ALri 1, noon'
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA
CITY OF RIO DE JANEtRO sails Tues. Apr. Il, p. n
For freight passage and general Information apply !"
-rN'' H j. BULLAY. General Superntendenk
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New-York. Tuesday. March 81.

Ncv-York Tuesday. March 81.
The following sales held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
thrcc-story dwellings with lots. Nos JOB to 11S 7
10lstst $. 1876 +: OF 4th-aVo. lots lO'oN'0 caoh y
Life Insurance Co. S3SjO0. .., 49,. oo,,oo =,
lots, f. 1OOthst, 2233 10 OF 4thaNe' -VAlVV'ii
each; + Fox. s,l0O. go ~ %, ,,.o,,, s, .
1O8 II Dclancey-sL los 2lNrcgulaFA29 lNlOOo Lu-
ward NJ Bambach. S23, 300. , ,o.,. $50 o-voo Z,
each Henry q Cassidy, 80 ,G25. ,o., 80. o-.oo :,
lots n 5. w 133dst 225 It Of 1oth.aye 22X99'H
each w II and Andrew Gamble and l. foN Sl1o
five and story buildings with plot OF lah1i Cos
50 and 81 Avenue d. cor (No 400 o'st poO 1iN0O
NJ Barnett $4,000. - an -, .-,, 90. -
three-story dwelling with lot, No 60 w 45th,st. s.
G OF 6th-avc lot 1S.9XlO05 Henry \ Mott @-o.OU9O; .
Plot OF land, Grand Boulevard, ) cor lf'sh-sI
0911X7j Charles Adler. $4,000 ,., o.
4 lots, $ I47thst IS II OF Grand BouleNaIu' -0A
99l1 each; purchaser, $4,000 90, -, coal, -
three-stOry dwelling, with lot No 2Ol coIhs,t
s. 100 IT OF Grand Boulevard. lot 1SX10Oo Clark
go. 600. . 80 y, ,,o.. oil. . .
Of lst-avc lot 15.7XlO011; Bernard Wolfe, FOOuV oo.
The following sales withdrawn: Lots, s. w, OcJn
ST. OF COlumbus-aVe; dwellings, with lots nos -bO 70
2G2 w Ssth-s OF Grand Boulevard; lots on w fisg-SE
Of 11th-ave; dwellings, with lots Nos 81 70 Ol w lO2u
ST. W Of Manhattan dwellings, with lots nos LIZ
and 2144 7th.aVe. Of 127th-st; dwelling WIN iot 70
47 72dst, OF LeXin stOn-ayc; dwelling Win lot NO
lis lst-st, " Of Avenue \.
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CUNARD LINE
HEW.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL, via QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier 40, North River
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE
Unbrl. Sat, Apr j. D. m. Gala., Wed. ADJ. 20 8 O.
Seryia Sat. ADJ IL. a. UmOria. sat May -. noon
Etrra. Apr.1Sl 80 pm. ScrVia sat. May Q.
Aurania Sat Apr.25 am. Bohria.W We'd. May 13 oam
cabin passage. 500 ana upward. Intermediate, 800
seraRe tickets to and from all parts Of Europe at very
ranyis ofire No. Bowling Green. Hew.Eork.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO.. General ARents
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
" SuORr ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEw.YoRK. Southampton AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail pier foot o. DIST, Hoooken'
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
vera. Wed.,Apr !, 10 am. Fms. sat APP H. a. M
Lain We'd Apr 8, a. m Llbc We'd Ari j. II 80, an.
ton. Second cabin, $50 berth. StceraGe ~ lowes'
rates. OELRICHS CO.. No. bowling Green.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
LORD CORVALLIS.

RULERS OF INDIA. THE MARQUES CORVALLIS
d, w. S. Seton Kari l2mo PIP. 2o2. oxford
Tho Clarendon Press.
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RAILROADS.
NEW york CENTRAL
Railroads

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 TIE CRY.
fnII
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Musical Instruction.
NRGANIST prominent church desires pupils organ
~ or piano. Ncw-York Brooklyn. Address A. L. S.,
pot Dunield-st.. Brooklyn.
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rTN NE BERLGTz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES No. I
West 25th-st Branches Boston. Phia., Washington
Chicago Berlin Paris. &c. Best instruction s10
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nR. j. SACHS'S
For Both SeXes-City.

(, UMMER SCHOOL OF TIE
y METROPOLITAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
OPENS JULY /.
retained Send for particulars.
GREENE Y. Y. City
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For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
A LEXANDER INSTITUTE Military Boarding Soho
Il White Plains, n. Y. Principal, o. K. WILL
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-09
NO cAa TRACKS IN LONDON.

Street Cars Are Net Needed snd rhers
 Are Ss saFG.Ss Rsiis la she cssy.
 There arc no street eaFs run by the trolley, storage or any other electric system; no cable cars. no horse cars; not track laid for a surface road In the city proper Many Americans leave London without ever seeing street ear of any kind. and get in the metrop- oiis 1. .00o street cars run daily over i2o miles of track, but they are not per tnifted in crowded thorouglifsres: they arc confined to the outlying districts
 have only seen them In the East End. The street cars are ''doable deck CTS. and. like the buses. they carry fnors outside than inside passsnge,s but the number of passengers l. hm- ted When the car has reached its limit if wili take up no more passengerL Every passenger has the right to ssat, snd, la uss a pSradoxical phra~e, every Rngiishmsn stands up for his right to s seat
 Street oars arc not needed in the city Nearly all London streets aru in as good condition for driving as our Central park roaas There arc $, O00 hansoms. s,000 four wheelers and 2. 000 onnl- buses. so that you are no, obliged to walk on account of the absence of cars. The four wheeled cabs or ''growl- ers. ~ as they tertn them. are dilspidated. uncomfortable vehicles. which lack new springs and are dirty both inside and out
 Tue horses and the drivers are old and superannuated; they have all seen better days In private eaFriaees or han som cabs. You never take a four wheeler fl you arc alone. or if the party consists of only two persons. You must engage one if you have trunk, but t you arc going to catch train or boat you had better allow half hours margin.
 The London cab service Is the b-est and cheapest tn the world. The writer says this, notwithstanding that he rs- menbers that you can hire cab in Key West for dime But such calls and such horses The fare in han son for two mile drive Is one shil- ling twenty-five cents); by the hour, two aad sir tsixty two cents).
 There are no such smart horses for public hire anywhere as the London cab horses They so like the wind if by the course. and they go at similar gait by the hour fl you promise an ex. tra siSpenee. Morris Phillips in New York Home Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-09
Tn. ris in England.

The date of the first manufacture of pins in England Is shrouded in uncer- tainiy, but 1t Is authentically recorded that as early as i464, when money was
 tight" extensive clothworkers com peiled their laborers to accept, in pay ment for their work. pins, girdles and other unprotitable wares instead of money" The march of improvement had begun and kept on steadily until toward the middle of the Sixteenth century pins began to win appreciation so high that statutes were enacted pro tecting their manufacture, and rigid laws were passed prohibiting the i'm portation of numerous minor articles, including pins. gloves, knives, tailors' shears, scissors and irons. Up to this period female dress was fastened with ribbons. laces. clasps. hooks and eyes and skewers of brass, silver and gold; the latter were in fact pins without heads Table Talk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-09
Wonder. of Dental Surgery.

Years ago, where a few false teeth had to be inserted. the dentist put in a great clumsy plate, partially covering the roof of the mouth At present If there is a support to build on. we make a regular bridge, and cement it In posi- tion without any plate at all. In a week the patient forgets that he ever lost a tooth. More than that, teeth arc even implanted. Suppose you go to dentist and say you lost tooth five or six years ago, but you want a new one implanted He drills hole in your jaw and takes human tooth that has been extracted maybe months or even years previous to correct an irregularity in somebody else's mouth. He scrapes and cleans the other fellows tooth and plants 1t in the hole in your jaw, and therein 1t grows s-Interview In Philadelphia Record
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-09

have received a carload of ele- gant Anheuser Busch (St Louisl La ger Beer, which propose to sell ice cold. at reduced prices, in kegs, bot ties, or any amount. have refur- nished my lodging house, and will rent rooms; beds cali be rented at two or four bits. I am ready to fur nish cord wood, oak, pine and juni- per, cut to all sizes. split and deliv cred at house for g per cord. Leave orders here or through postofiiee. Martin Maier. tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-09
senator Stag. Lin.

WILL MAKE DAILY TRIPS between Prescott and Senator mine, leaving Prescott at a. m. Returning leave Senator at 2 p. m. Quick time, comfortable carriage, careful service, carries mail and express. All orders faithfully attended to. Fruits and vegetables purchased for customers and great care taken to deliver them in good order. Agents, Prescott, Jas. Bones. Senator, Clark X Cook.
 J. D. CooK,
 Proprietor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-09
oriental i. ,h. Best.

If you want box of Cigars for a nice present to friend, Ford has just what you want. Prices from S4 to Sl0 per hundred. An excellent cigar for S2 per box of 50. Call at FORD'S if you want Cigars. If