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nrCORnEn MORTGAGES.

Arard, T II, to erman-Americon Real Estate Title
Guaants Co los So to 49, block 47' map Fox estate
Arnold William, to E NJ Knox, $40 SHAVE, lease 8
Brown, Margaret, to L nehlen Eageaye, Of
BatSr, Frank j. to schiller BafnbrIdgeaye, Q
Briggs Thomas J. 70 smyth, 121stst, W Of 9Th
baSmsi. Albert, to March, 1870 Mott-st years
fBSeekman b F. to Citizens Swings Bank Wash.
Inci1n and Iiohokcn sts year. 600.
Doom Marie p. t, Emil Unger, e 19thst, n Of
Costello. James f. to Peters. 1esthst, of 10Th
coqtan susanna ~ to se9meos Bank o for Savings
Cumming Frank & to Unised States Trust Co, No %
CaTpentcf Jacob j, to Janay n 115th.st, of 3D.
De I RossI, Hubert, to Casse FultOn.ave, of
BaTfeS John r IT, to Smith. "a West 1loth-s
Duncan William H. to German.Amerlcan Real Estate
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. TeboutaVe OF CLARK
w. De Asreda Marie L. to W Constable, Nos 10 to 20
DOW. Myron W to Murray Hill Bank sothst, W
f fihg john W. to Patry 195thst of 5have
Taifchild Clara. to I pGy o PrescO't'ave
Fis ,' Peter cosgroyo. 1'th''t Of 9th
esF isa94 to E & SSd cor of Garfield
Fvn min S4rah A. to Ii Strauss of 11sthst Of
''0 Gass George " e Miller, Of 10sth-st. of
Grant. william to R Jordan g: al, Of Newave,
7$d yc31 R nc ss:o H TfoSU Of 5sthst 81
fHiihkG Henry IN EmIgant Industrial Savings Bank
5 " iGth.st, " % 8dnvc, / year, $4,000
Jcpcks Francis VI. b. FJrnwad, n : OF 7Ith-st,
of ilth.ave demand $4,000 o, .
Kopp samuel to 7 Savings Bank, s Of 79thst, Of
zu' Kechain James w to Il Macy, Of 1OOth-st Of
Lef@fi1naHc o, 70 ESTc 1895 Madsonavc lease
oe' Ma%rencc. Fannie F. to Dyclman of Emerson
Msaghe- Niary J. to the Douglass Mtg Co. cor
OF 9th ave and 133d-st year. s077 o, . ,o, -
McNiccc Jauos 20 Thos Hogan 1O8d'st, 1Oth'aVe
Mccormick Michael TO the Bradley Currier Co,
oGth.1t 1.t-ayo. GOmonths 20 AL 800 -,
Murray. Minerva J, % Kaufman, o4th'st e sth
Murray Thos f. TO ] lawson 1oith-st, boulevard
'McFaTiaGd Joseph to NJ canda, n 24th'st, 9th
"cfe Daniel to the Teachers Equitable Building
and Loan Assoc, Washngtonave, n Tamadge-st In
outlHGar Clara. to Isabella Mandel, 7othst W Midi
Ercy Cbss to Rusch n 59d.st 7th.ave, demand
Hohrs Frederick. to Toucey. 1o2d-st. Park
ave . NOR. Fszes, q months, s. 600. .,,.
Sus7enbergor Elizabeth. 10 Heuberger' n CnI'on
st. q Tinton0ve. years. ~ 500. a., ,o-.A -. .
Sobchck l., to SieGel, W S 9d-ave, l6ou'st' :
years SO 900. . -, - +. ,oo oO = ~
schodsd, Joseph T. to II w Kileen, e Cross-st.
Ann-st months. 5000. a., 80. =, -
MAIDS nave. ) years. $4,000 -. -
Scharmker Heinrich to II Nathan, Jomes'st' years
smith Frank L. 70 Stern, cor sth.avs and 18th
s"V Van Inaen Fdwerd IT, 10 the Reformed Protestant
dutch Church. Garden-st. cor 5thave and 2lst-
81 ) years $4,000.
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Railroads


O,1O A. N,-FAST NAIL. For Albany, Utica, Syracuse
1900 A. NJ -CHTCAGO VESTlBULE LIMITED due
o5o S1 a. Sl2 TX Hf DA$ S'IE
1900 Noon. so UrHwEsTERN vEsTIBULED LIMIT
ED-Due Cincinnati ~ 100, indianapolis IL 10 a. M.
45o p poS MI.CX5o no SHORE vEsrIBULE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at 10 a. m, Chicago 80 H. next
600 p. NJ. FAST WESTERN EXpBEss-Due Chicago
sa5 p S W. gM-ADIKoSD&cK AND ' M6NfEGAL Ex
1880 p. W. BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
s E MF4sG sT toYTs SO AID cH d 5ey Ex
Bsag r. AHByS u
n rs a. n I'D $50 55 rs p M al also for o. POUCH
p y a; for carr sons owes, fon. 49, III is a. M.
$ 10 $50 55 t4 49, 90 t ,GlsBP m,
nooa 10 80, SO, 80, 100, is 20, 80 oi6 p. M,
rR6Y-f745, 9Io, 10 90, tIo:8o II 10 a M, e12 90
n2oa 70 10 g. S99 go az p m 10 100 qtsh h
n, II 100 noon, 80 800 $50, o:I5 p tl2 90
RoCHEsTER-o 10, 10 100, 1000 a. m;,. 70 90 noon,
ooo FIG 20 a. no. q u % noon So
NIGSRh' = i 10 10 o. no 80 a. H. 1s 90 noon
ADiiE%0OXfbGVCCK 2I5tSfAPSS AND MoNrREAIr7 AS
CAPE 3ISG i M 81 IS Hf9 AND
PomX 1890 night; also for O'weso, $40 100
AUBURS' GENEVA AND CANANDAIGu A--e1o 10 :OO
pEERsi Il a. III VA M HARLEM DiTESffsroN-
foF t,ksti "a; and space 5 Sleeping apply a. Grand
EaE 3 e YTs and ss aSa S9s Bed Bd
forj.ave f. D. brooklyn and 100 Hudsonst, jersey City
hotels aSa residences , TrtI O to Destination
tDaily except Sunday. s0any except saturday Other
~ FP ers g. so9 ea S . 90 n
JOHN NJ TOuCEY, GEORGE H. l.. D .,lII
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FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASH (sTON

For philadelphia at 30 AS, 0 100 IL 80 g. M, s2.
90 80. :OO 20, . 100, 80 ,. m, - 10 night
SUNDAYS, 200, IL 100 a. m, 200 80, 700, 600
d m. - Is night -
For baltimore and Washington daily at 90 IL 80 VITA
Mining Car except Sundays, a. 90 80 (Dinna
Carr < zoo D. u 10 night. Dining Car on a.
train sundays: 800 :, oo ,oo 20. -
30 D. NJ IL rs night except Saturday Hight, sundays
40 90 100 D. No. have connection for Reading, Har.
For Sunbury and WiamsDort Via Philadelphia At 40
m II 80 Buffet Parl0r Car, go D. m. IL rs mid.
night except saturday night, sundays. 200 p ~
STicEets and ParOr-Car seats be procured at H.
10 a6l as 94i, l,l40, 1923 Broadway, !S ohaye.
2G4 West l25th-st.. 1874 East l5lthst' New YORK:
Gonrt'st $50 FultOn-st. % Broadway, Brooklyn:
New York Transfer Company VIII call Tor and cheek
hanraro from hotel or Itsl0tnce
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= EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
u AssENGER TRAINS leave foo. Of Cortland. "a

PASSENGEK ItNAlNo 'e''7 I00' u OOI'la"u' -
nesbrosses sts as fouOws'
or Lyons, ElinifA Hochestar Buralo
md tbe West louisville and principal local points Chair
ear To- LYONS and pullman car 20 sup nslon Fridge
car 9O a m fr Mauch Chunk and htermedlate points,
ia m for L. and b. Junction and intermediate pontAs
Chair car Mauch CHUNK i, ....,... ...,... o..
n m FOR Tunkhannock and ntermedlate points Chair
car 70 Tunkhannock Connection 70 heaahg ana harris
burg - r,,,.t.o aud nri,.trai tp,orr,adtata ,ot...
~ "a Wkestarre and Pullman sleeper Suspension
Bridge. - ,,o...,,i,,a Mach rh,,,L .a t.,o.,
o,a nOJnte Chair u Mauch Chunk.
" no n IN for Mauch Chunk and intermediate polnta.
conbecton 10 Reading aud Harrisburg.
N m f1r Geneva, Lyons, Elmira Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. -, - , 90.
m connect for all points In Mshonoy and Hazeton coal
fesoh' SUNDAY TRAINS.
a.iO m for Mauch Chunk Hazelton and intermediate
poi1ts and ii a. III for Shenandoah and intermediate
poih1 10 n m for Msuch Chunk and intermediate points.
g. m Tor Geneva, Lyons, Emira, Rochester. Buffalo
and ne West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and SusDensloa
BRUCE General Eastern ONCE. 235 Broadway.
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New.York, Monday, April 20.
nn1 AnC


The following sales were held at the ENchahSe anu Au'
ton Rooms to-day: ,
3story building with lot No 22s East 1o5th-st, Sos
soo n Of 2d.aye lot 168X0O0; John Vincent 20 SUI
"O9 soFy hniidngs with lots Nos 27S3 and 21S3 Sun
ave W cor i4sth.st, lots 25x75 EACH the Bradley q
lots S 4 West s3d-st 225 IT OF Columous'a'e -oA
1O2 each John J Bowes, $1,000 ~. 400 W.. ,o.h
st. 8 s. 275 ft W OF 0thaye, lot 21XlOOi i "alsers
Sale OF dwelling, with lot No 1876 West 0oth's' OIL
1Oth-ave was adjourned TO May L.
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CENTRAL Il. r. OF NEW-IERsEY.

Time Table Of March 25 1891.
Scranton. Read nc Harrisburg Iamaqua, Shamokn SUM-
bury Williams port On Sundays for EIston Maueh Chunk
WUkesharre and Sc anton
q: 200 a. IN for Easton.
100 a. ~. for Elst0n and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays
Easton Mauch Chunk and ShamOkin.
:45 a. ~. fOr Ea-on Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre.
Scranton, Reading, Harrisburg, Pottsyile, Tamaquas
ShamoKn. SmbuIy, Wlliamsport Through coach ~
100 p. m. daily for Easton. Mauch Chunk, Reading.
Harrisburg, Possible sc On Sundays for Ianaqua also.
3i5 p. N. for EastOn Mauch Chunk, Reading Harriss
burg Wlkesbare Scranton, Tamaqua Pottsvlle ShamoI
80 D. m. for EastOn and Allentown.
as p. m for Easton Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burg, &c. Sundays at > 80 p. m.
80 D. M. for EastOn and Allentown.
For Atlantic Highlands, at as, S:l6 II rs a. M
80 30 100 p. Sundays. 200 q. m, 90 b. N,
For Freehold, at :45, 10, II :l5 a. 80 80.
For Long Branch and points south Point Pleasant al
$40 10 II 10 a. IN, 100, 30. 100 Sundays,
except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park, .: 100 m 700
y. N. -
90 $40 0:OO D. III. Sundays, 90 q. M, 100 D. ms
FOR LAKEWOOD
At 40 :15 a. m, 80, I 20, 10 p. Sundays,
100 a. Parlor cars at 80, 30, 10 D. H..
For Toms River, Barncgat Park and Barnegat :45,
; Is A. No. 80 20 p d.. sunday, 100 a.
For Atlantic City Vineland and Bridgeton a. 4:45
j. For Monmouth Beach and seabright at sl5 n:ls
a. M, 80, 20 p m
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flats TO Get, untnrnisbe0.

A VERY CHOICE APARTMENT, $ large light rooms,
n heat and elevators In the WcstporJ, corner
73d.st and Coumbus-aye, TO lease from May ! rent,
81 go. Inquire JanitOr CHARLES Buck IL CO.. cor
ner 72d.st. and COlumbuSaye.
SEVEN AND FIGHT ROOMS-STEAM HEATED.
A.decorated hall boys, elevators. fuel Slst sgd ats
near mark l5.h,t. Madison ATHEIST. LeXing-
tor all light sunny apartments elegant Bachelor Suites
decorated steam heated furnished for desirable tenants.
Particulars, O'REILLY BROS. New-Y0rk Storage Ware.
house. Offices. 44:h-st. and LeXngton-aye.
THE YOSEMITE. Parl.ave.. corner 62dst-Yery de.
srabe partncnt exceptionally light and sunny, to
le. In this nrstClass freproof building Moderate rent
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Gonntrp 1)ropeetn for Sale ano Go Get

AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. eommodious villa f;
tr e charming views is six houses about So
acres in choice neghborhood easy OF acces5 and as
resred as II hundred miles IL is for sale,
VIII be partially furnished and let for term Of Years to
. HAIRLESS MACRAE 539 5thave.. cor. 44th.st
WHERE WILL YOU SUMMERS HAVE YOU
w VISITED Lawrence Beach II rot accept or invita-
and UNPUBLISHED, for sale and rent upon easy terms 70
Beach Hotel desired This beautiful locality sdon
lovely neighborhood Of relnements Bathing, boating
and fishing, with freedom from annoyances OF every de-
scripton. Address for map and tickets BENZ. W.
HITCHCOCK, owner. II ChOmbersst,. New.York.
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Gfarhers,
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors. TeacheIs tutors Govs1neSses'
Mrs. II. J. YOUNG.FULTON. % Union Square.
A MEXICAN SCHOOL BUREAU has BEST TEACH
~ Frs any locality all branches NO FEE for regisrl
tration Form for stamp. p. V. HUYSS0oN w 14h.st
TUTORS Professors, Teachers, Governesses OF al;
IA, branches supplied 10 universities colleges schools ana
families Circulars schools TO parents Modern languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE Room ID 100 5th-aye
JESSE'S TEACHERS AGENCY, u East 17th-st
H supplies competent teachers. tutors gOYcIncsses
musicians artists &c; all branches English German,
French, Spanish spoken.
rINRAVELLING COMPANION-Po-ition travelling
Il companion for the summer wanted by young German
lady speaking FrenTS and English who Is thorough
musicin; highest references. Address Miss A. W., l26
East 95th-st.
VTNION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school o1nees
" with teachers teachers with positions 49,
Ii. M HARRINGTON Prop. 81 LafayeVe Pl. N. T.
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nELA WARE, LACKAWANNA AND

WESTERN KAll.AOAD.
Sbortest line Vestlbuled PUllJuan Coaches.
a m-Buralo and OswegO EXpess Via IltelsOn Tor
Water Gap stroud Surg, scranton, BlghaHUoi Oheso
Ithaca WsyeFiy EmTa, Corning, Bath, Danylue sher'
burne Wa.erville Rlchfeld Springs. Utica NY MOTIFS,
Greene oxford Norwich Cortland Syracuse tulton sna m
at scranton wlt trains Tor
Mlesbarre DanVllc, ana NOlIuuDeI4aAu' a.
Hulao vii trains West
q u.-BnchamtOn Mail. VIA BoontCn. 49,
D. m-BlughamtOn and r. mira Express Tor water Gap,
hrolQs burg scranton, OWegO, WaNery &c collsa az
ScJanson Win trains Pttston, Kingston and WkeS-
,,,,..-,.--. .,, pi,,rou.h L.
press. . ,,.,.,. = ,r,t,.a t,Ntress via poter
son Tor stroudsburg, Scranton, BnghaE1on OMeEo va
veriy' Elmira, Corning, Bath, Wayanc' DahsNhe' aN
Morris &c. arriving IN Buffalo az :3O q M , -,
o u M fdally)-ButaO Utica ana OsWebo Express, Tor
stoudsburg Scranton, Blnghamto9 Cortland syracuse
Erlton GREENE oxford, Norwich, Shefbtrls WssefNis
,irhnSd springs &c, al points on Buffalo division
connects vii trains for the West
~ EN-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
y EAILwAYTPns lgaye W.T. go t2ds: ~ :, Sl9 nv
Tor Middetown. EllenNle Liberty. D AL N9rT s,S
0nGdia 0s"'s4 nIe Lnrty .e:i5 D. m for Middle
town Liberty Walton oneida. CentIll Squars OSweSo
Pochester Niagara Falls Detroit chicago d. LOUIS
Daiy All other trains daily except SyRdass sasrs
Passenger Agent 10 Exchange Place. n. 4
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Ciip Dropcrtn 60 fet

u ROwNSTONE, hshstoOp house, on 52ist one door
THOMAS & LCKERsON, 35 West 3oth-st
no LET-The highly desirable 4story, h3h-;toop,
j brownstone dwelling LIPS MadsOn.aye. Apply TO
ARNOLD CONSTABLE & CO, 19th-st and 5th-aye.
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XITEsT SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. G. &
w n r r. r. Co. Les.ee.-Trains leave West 42dga
station iNewYolD y follows and 70 minutes earlier from
Snd Chicago, ilo;i5 a. m 3 10 ?. M Sis p m. So
Louis Is i5 .sl5 p, m TORONTO. 10 rs a. m. Is rs
nam Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge HlagAr
ra rails! Uuca and syracuse 80, 10 rs IN, IS is
ton, - E 49, IS 1Si5 al 50 90, IS ana
SIS p M Ca,SoiH aIa AlogSNy NV "a 10, 10
3 - II i5 p ~ Montreal and 6aSads Ea Is NJ
Detroit, Chicago and s. Louis o, al thr29sS Trains
$500 D. m. Jrsoy CITY p r. r. SO o. II 20 a. n.
80 y. n. fDa'Iy Daily except satnIdly Al other
or a ID Sleeping coz accoTnoistons nf,rmaon, apply
Rro0klyn-333 Wasnin st, 720 Fnlton-s,
mex office foot OF Fultonst New-Xorn CisySl sos Is5
0Io oT1 BFoadway 143 BOwery, t2 Park Place, So Wed
i25thst and West shore Stations foot OF West a. and
60. Of Jays. N:r.S R,yssh Q>E-AAanShg. sAss.s
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Citp prupertn for Sole.
AN INVESTMENT FOR SALE AT 100000 down
"A town property improved that is LEASED for 10 years
and pays per cent net above taxes, Insurance and re-
p"'-'' H. X. THURBER, p. o. Box 3,4s2.
GAO OOO 18Th ST. between Park and Lexington
trZJ,UUU ayes. for sale. 4-story high stoOp house
4 ft wide with buffers pantry extension house
lately Overhsuled. CHAS. :. BROWN, 80 Liberty-st
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
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grounds, assemblyrooms, and gymna ium Fine ooatng
and bathing Everything perfect House Steamhea 5o
and gas For catalogue. address s. r. NlCHOLS' 40
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,u1yvonK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY APRIL 81 so-TwrLyE PAGES
3nsiruIlcH.

For Young Ladies-C1ty.
UA .,-REV. DIR. AND MRS GARDENERS -
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
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G UMMER SCHOOL FOR BQYS, =, -
= Az THE BRYANT SCHOOL, Roslyn, y; l., y. T.
Overlooking L. l. Sound Send for illustrated catalogue
cSWTTHIY C. sH0RTIIDGES MEDIA ACADEMY
~ I'm have a summer session at Atlantic City. Ad
dress Media Pa. IA miles from Broad Street Station
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III.
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NIT VERNON INSTITUTE-Boarding schoo iof T 9oys.
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III nj RAUSCHFR Primrose Park, Mt vernon, y. Y
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THE ST. MARC" HOTEL,

the ST. MARC" HOTEL,
FAIRFIELD CONN.
open throughout the year hour and twenty minutes
from New-York. the y. Y. and NEW-HANIN H. X :
% TRAINS DAILY special low and aura tive rates iot
APRIL, MAY and JUNE. The ST MARC is one OF the
best appointed hotels In New England and In one OF the
most Picturesque old towns I'm America; Splendid roads
fine drives elegant residences the best bathing beach on
Long Island Sound; 5 minutes walk from the H. H.
station reference and information see circular at
PONDS MUSIC STORE, % Union square New YORK
and CHANDLERS, 900 Frltonst Bro lyn, or address
GEORGE ~. WELLS, Proprietor.
ADIRONDACK HOUSE,
KEENE VALLEY, y. Y.
Spacious grounds Table hIstcass sanitary arrange
commodities 100 SOLOMON KELLEY Proprietor
SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS.
PROSPECT HOUSE.
June 2jth. For particular ana circulars ad
dress D. p. HATHAWAY, 115 Broadway, Room 3d.
New-York.
- Ellie HAVEN MANSION,
ID Greenwich, Conn. opens May 10. ,,,
4 pleasant. "cnlcnt family hotel. Those wishing
desirable accommodations for the summer address
GEO. F. FOOTE Proprietor.
HARRISON HOUSE YORK, MAINE.
NJ pleasant home for the SUMNER For particulars al
sANRORN & PREBLE. York Village, Me
& Heller ISLAND HEIGHTS. n. Y.
- THE NEW BAY VIEW HOUSE -
open June-Octobcr. via l.. l. r. r. SAML ROBERTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-21
For Both SeXes-City
RrnoklYp.

nm tTr pFRf,fTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES No.
NJ i91Tthst branches Boston. Phlla. Washington
1h,cSso Berlin Paris &C. Beat instruction $40 per erm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-21
For Young I.adies-Count

" ACATTON FOR BOYS.-July and August at Wcsthamp'
ton L. l. outdoor sports French and German care
full supervision DAVID magic Jr., Paterson, N. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-21

&, UMMER SCHOOL at tho PeeksKill military Academy
- -Iocalon ealthfu and INSTRUCTION eIeIeuE
JOHN y. TILDEN. A. N., ID. D.. t7incps.
Co,A fnr efrQ
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-20

Mr.. Buckmastcr recently gave an
amusing account of visit he paid as
examiner to commercial and mathe-
matical college The master informed
him that the boys had been thoroughly
instructed in all the subjects Of learned
ana polite education. Mr.. Backmastet
put some questions to the boys, among
others the following:
"What causes dew%
After waiting some time one boy gave
the following answer:
The earth rotates On its axis once il
every twenty-four hours with great
rapiGty. This rapid motion causes its
sides to peTspire. London Iid-Bits.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-20
No Go,

"Piarrot had the laugh turned against
him by that little trick he tried to play
on the fire insurance company"
"IIow was that?
lie insured 500 cigars, smoked them,
and then went and claimed Reinsurance
money on the plea that they had been
destroyed by fire"
'And | suppose they laughed at him
for his pains|
90, they had him arrested for arson '
london Iid-Bits.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-07-23

SET IT FOR HUGGING.-At the
seige of Petersburg, young lieu
tenant, who was very good looking
and q great favorite with the girls
at home, was badly wounded in the
left arm. Several Of the surgeons
declared it was necessary to ampu-
tate the limb but finally one Of
them decided that by removing q
section of the bone the arm could
be saved. "But," he said sit will
be bad job, and when healed the
arm will be crooked"
The young lieutenant thinking
that any arm was better than no
arm, and with u thought for future
conquests, replied
"Never mind the crook set it
for hugging and go ahead"