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Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-16
REDoNDO.
A Great Number Of Arrivals at the
Hotel.

- Sfeet Number OF Arrivals a Inc
Hotel.
A number OF Los Angeles people at
tended the full-dress hop at the Re-
dondo hotel Saturday evening, and as
usual delightful time was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Sprague OF Tacoma,
WASH, returned yesterday from an ex-
tended trip through the east, and will
remain in Redondo some time visiting
the family Of Captain George J. Aims
worth.
A large school Of porpoises was no.
ticed this morning disporting in the bay
near the pier.
The last arrivals at the Redondo are !:
d. p. Burnham, Santa Fe. N. NJ; Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Talent, Butte, Mont. /;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Winegars, I. H.
Minoi, @. I'll. Utting, San Francisco /;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Mckinney, Miss
Marion Fertig, Titusville,' Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. M. w. Copps, Sierra Madre; A. J..
Carlton, Milwaukee; William Norman,
r. T. Rawlins, st. Paul, Mimi; Mrs.
g. II. Levering, Master Ernest Lever
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Wilson.
Lafayette, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. j..
II. Reynolds, Lancaster, Pa. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. #. Mcconnell and children,
Miss Mead, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Max
well, Miss Praesent, d. Hunning, Mrs.
II. @. Provost, Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Hull, children and maid, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G. Reese, Mrs. l.. Reese, Otis
Boucher, Pasadena; G.. Barnard, Mr..
and Mrs. E. 2. Teavis. Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs. @. Billings, Mr.. and Mrs. Billings,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Ray
burn, Philadelphia; j. O. Trueheart,
San Antonio, Tex; Miss Brown, Little
Rock, Ark. Lambert Stembugh, Dem
yer, Colo; D. v. Waldron, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. III. f. Peck, E. B. Trefu, B. f.
Coulter, Jr., Mrs. Mueller, Miss Mueller,
Miss Orr, Percy Schumacher. 4. II.
Avery, s. L. Yoakum, Mrs. Reed, chill
dren and maid, F. B. Guthrie, Miss L.
Guthrie, A. S. Guthrie, Mrs. E. M.
Guthrie and children, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
G. Desmond, O. Rolm, A. M. Edelman,
III. H. Maynard, R. E. Maynard, DIR. r.
L. Doren, J. w. Searles, Miss Jareche,
Mrs. E. L. Earl, Mrs. J. f. Sartori, j.
r. Cook, Los Angeles; r. f. Ingram, A.
I. Pierpont, Redlands; Miss G.. Davis,
Pomroy, 0.
The steamer Coos Bay went north
yesterday, with S3 tons of freight.
The steamer Alex. Duncan arrived
yesterday, from San Francisco, with 92
tons of merchandise. B.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-16
Safe Depository for Valuables.

ONE OF THE SAFEST AND MOST CON-
~ venient places in the city Of Los Angeles
for the deposit and storage of valuable papers,
money, jewelry, silverware, watches, boxes.
trunks and other valuable packages may be
found in our mammoth Fire and Burglar Proof
tain upwards of a thousand small iron safes,
which we rent for from So to $50 per year each,
only the renter, who holds all the keys, being
able to enter them. They are patronized BY
hundreds of the most prominent citizens and
strangers. LOS ANGELES SAFE DEPOSIT &
TRUST COMPANY, with CITIZENS BANK,
California. 2-stf
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-16

Rdck subdivided
land the sop Reondo @ the town Rsdond the
M each 4oac The railroad the
most Seekers for homes should Prices reasonable
be obtained Room Rdck block
First streets. 5.ll3m
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-16
Serious Danger

Threatens every man, woman or child living
in a region of country where fever and ague is
prevalent, since the germs OF malarial diseases
are inhaled from the air and are swallowed
from the water of such region. Medicinal
this danger. AS q means of fortifying and ac-
climating the sy stem so as to be able to resist
the malarial poison, Hostetters Stomach Bit
ters is incomparasbly the best and the most most
and bowels encourage malaria; but these are
speedily rectifed by the Bitters. The func
tions Of digestion and secretion are assisted by
dition of the system promoted by it. Consti-
tuition and physique are thus defended against
the inr0ads of malaria by this matchless pre-
remedy in the worst cases of intermittent and
remittent fevers.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-16

Local and through tickets sold baggage
checked, Pullman. sleeping car reservati ons
made, and general information given upon ap-
plication to J. M. CRAWLEY, Asst. g. Pas. Agt..
No 200 s. Spring st., cor. Second. CHARLEE
SEYLER, Agent at Depots.
Sundays excepted.
RIcH'D GRAY, Gen. Traffic Mgr
T. H. GOODMAN,
al Sm Gen1 Passenger Agt
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-16

ssWhen purchasing teas or coffees do not look
for a chrome or 6-cent pickle dish to go with
1t, but go to =; Jeyne's Grocery House, where
ways be had. 1856 and 138 N. Spring street.
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RECORpED MORrGAGEs.

Bell. WIN H. a.d wife ct al TO the EQUITABLE ~
ave- a aqd e. 20 ra T' ,3 2. 'fa aS, sieOS oS
ave > wear. . In,taluents. $1,000. $500
barron llary \ to Gto l. Hyatt, 42d.st. e nth
r a and s, s. @ r. Tf nisr. I9 9.a and
nc,a'E Ma1cI to Ellen McNlr and another, Union.
q pro1'r,y belonging to VIM \ and John A.ho years.
I,pft sarah and husband. T. \ Brown. IT,. No l4s
We l"5t..'' Z 'gaf1 mo't| i-'SKyS};7na, M est
aim. i AMI VII. to Mary oes,. cor Pearl and
sane to h k4sS comfy savings I 1ad
Ga',6 e il a1d No. To- Lsy , tru'. no 972 East
''0 s,r, to Inn'- /. KchS Sd ano. cx,rx &c
49, -, II "a viz g. ,f' Mqtus, Lite Insurance
a.y Sew Y"rt VIZ, o,,n,; shave
n"G VIZ e he Tnsa sac ye.5 Trps; Coz c@o
st. y Iarh.avc yer, $1,000 ,,..,,oo.., snro,,,
'orss L. ct a. to Howard I pS,t 900 i"sd-
Roller william y. to Richard irwin lr. 1o+th.
Krakonor I:cbc,c,. and ano tn 1hedora Hrsh. 5
Ho2y thn ,as dS {r'' Hy fUVV Wolf Hnrys
II I3s p a e2fy nGG G' to %a # simon
son wi-a,e. cor iS@d-'t demand Soc o.. Me,
.ionary socc,c, u Episcopal church United
s,' NErr5 81 Wwya WHIT ior TTSs t'.Sg
lot, - nnd ~. mp Kycr Homestead 3 Years sl6oo
p-udDn. william T. g. william Is BiIdNln' Am
4. " - Sth ave- year. $1,000
RIO John - a. 70 Arthur Sandys and aoo. Howard
= % " cu. HfDaiwny Wort-. 1 year. -. 900.
stern. An,ahln 10 : Muller It al, +6i Greenwich.
n. / year. $3.50.
>iunot' JD"pn. 81 al % John BuS'inc. II. l65th
-. g. T.rlur.-f y.ai. $500.
Gtnr ,,t I..Nlnrton.1ve 3lth-st. year S21. 600
Wolf. G,oiar. 70 John sorl"y, Levinsonave, cor
S7th--t 3 years. eli OOo.
W"gl. Jr':ehcn and dno to Potter \ II Jackson, oo'
14tavt 3 yrai- - 600 . 49,
Ipinge. H.ut II. and wife 70 Matilda Hamilton
% Al ID . Iith..t. ~ Avenue &. 4 year. 80 900.
Zimmerman. Ju-trs II. aud wife 20 Metropolitan Lie
Insurance 60. 2Ih-st' OF 2d'ave. year-' moft
500 GOO .,--- ..-
$1,000
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NELAW ware, LACKAWANNA AND

Shortest Line. Ne-fibued I'rlluJn Coaches.
a. ui.-Eurao ana OsUr.o Express. Via Paterson for
water CAP ~tlOud~burg. ton, BnghamiOn OWcro.
Ithaca Wayrrly Eulra. Corning. Batn. Danyllr SHEER.
bnrnc Watorvlllr Hichfcd Springs. Utica Mt Morris
Grrtne OAfOG Norwich, Cortland. Syac-c Fulton
tcedlte stations, Connects at scranton Wf trains
Ptjs'on. WIihcbatfe Danylllc. and Northumberland at
Buffalo trains Tor the West
90 H.-RHchalton Man Wig Boonton.
d. -Bingl anton and lmirq Express for Water Gap.
Strotd-burg scranton. OweCo. WaNerIv.
Win trains fr Pttston, Kingston and Wikes-
iIO D. m.--scranton, Wikesbarc and Plymouth Tx
press.
80 p. M Mailv).-Bu1alo Limited Express Via
son Tor tr0uc burg. scranton. Bug1ntOn. Owrgu
Neriv. Emma Corning. Blth. Nayand. Evansville. Mt.
Morris &c. arriving IN BUfIO At 80 a.
d. NJ. Buffalo tea and OswepO Express,
StIoudsburg. scranton Binghamton Cortland, Syracuse
Fulton. Gr,cne oxford, Norwich Shcrburne, VAUDEVILLE
i.iched springs. ali points Buffalo division
connects with trains Tor the West.
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CENTRAL II. R. OF JERSEY
FOOT OF LlbLkIY.sI., NORTH RIVER.

FOOT OF LIBEkI1.SI, NORTH RIVER.
Tine IdUlc @. 10 eniDeg -,
sera 2S Rd isr tS Man aga4 sure
sSrS @nasof Ca 5andays iSf istcn Maach than2
90 a, III. ioF E4,ion and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays.
" ,, for Efio M9gcn %hG1$ wkes1aFe
sls% %5G a % r04ih oash I 'aaG t.
100 = II. daily for Ea.ton Msuch Chunk, Reading.
IaTnsbug, Pot,'yle. &c on SYndays "a 1anaqqi aso.
burg wil&elbarre, scranton Tamsqua POi;s1c. Shame
ts' E Eo.sa ga &aa a; 5sana Reading Harris.
'0f 80 Sp g. m ei iof aston and md An.h!own
For Freehold at As, S:15 l. 10 a. M. ! 49, 80.
For Long Branch and point south to Point Pleasant
eicSt: Ocean Grove and ASbary Fara % a. H.. 90
p For Red Bank, at 40 SIP: Il Is H.. 80 500
20, $40 500 p m. SUNDAYS o 800 a. m 800 p. H.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
600 a ~ Pas.of 80, 10. Gao p. ~ G SSa
For Tons River Barncsat PARK ana Barneest. 49,
SAG AL O ct o aeaa 3u. nag fi S0 H =,
For ii MSnncqin Beach and scaLrght. at SIS. II 10
IOii PHlLADEIPiIIA, BALTIMORE AND
WA>HINGTON
ROYAL Blue LINE.
200 =. 10, ~, G.O9 10 ,. ia:,o 10 njeI:
For Batlnorc and WASHINGTON daily at 90. II 80
cept sunday q. %, 5 30 90 =. II 10 nj ht.
Trains leaving at 40, II 30 q. m, 30 90. 700.
80 ~ H., ~ - night except SATURDAY night, SUNDAY,
20 90 90 y. m have connection for Reading. HAI-
For sunGury and Wsuspor via Philadelphia at rs
q. q 80 Bullet Pal Tor carr 80 j. , J. 10 midnight
(exreut SATURDAY n!gAtJ SUNDAYS. 100 D. III.
kets and faforlr seats can be procured at IL liz:
o6l ais ga LILO. 1873 Broadway, 137 6thave.. 26i
Nest l1jtI-ht l3i Last -Jth.st. NewIorH; Courtst
$50 Fu,toi,-st.. % Broadway Brooilyn.
New York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage hotel Or residence.
NJ EW-YORk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ EAlLwAY.-lran, iea.c WcIt 4:ds5 s a, follows
Middieown. EenNlle. Liberty Dchi. Norwich Oneida.
OsWeco Chicago; 80 m. for Campbell Han Middle.
sCwn Elenyile Liberty IS p. for Mddletown Lib
erty Walton oneida Central square. OSweso Rochester,
NfaSara Falls. Detroit. Chicago. st. Louis Daily. All
s,her trains daily except Tickets tables
a Exchange Place. N. Y.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD \ y

[NEsI NTIIkE EATLEOAD, \. !. c. &
w II. 4. i. Il. Co. Le-,ee-Irlin- leave West va
tie foot Of Ja.~t NcwNO Hamilton. Ion.nn bct. oi
and thicigo 10 10 a. ms :, 10 y. n.. 10 H. Ill, -
Louis, - 10, = - D. TORONTO. 10 10 a n, o. *
81 7. H. Burial? Rochester. slspcn,ion Bride Niara
Fails, Utica and Sy1acu-e, 80, 10 10 Il be-, -
x 10 y. auds 80 a. only Kim,
tor 80. -, 10 Is. All 80 a. Ia. II 90 & 10
x 10 D. Carhlll and Albany. 3 30 = - Ia -.
al! 20 a. Co.. - 90 10. 4 p. m Crh.ton WI
.l0.lj. all 3 No. ~ 81 90 30 . IL o. g as
p. ~ - p W. Montreal and tauada f'-l. - q n
> ID pm - CANT sleeping fof Buffalo Niag,rl Falls.
Dctioif. thicaao AID K. Louis all thi,ugh ttnS
a Lcarc Eio.IyH. va ilooHyu AHn'N aln 30 a NJ
90 D 10. Jr-.y CITY. f. Il. Il. station: II 20 .. M
/, 30 o.. 100. D. J.. p'IN, excerpt >atuIdly. an Other
To- and Sleeping onmodttlo1-, informal ion ary
brooklyn 33a Wa-hiuet0n--t. 72G Iulion.~t Nn.
n~X onicc iOt Of Fuit,n~t w.; N"Ulork Cty-. SJ3 7s5
81 -. Hlpadwa' ~ Dow ~, - Park Place 81 Wet
12jh-st and - shore stations foot ~ W,-t agd. and
foot n Jayst.. North RIVE &. J.. LAMBERT, General
Passenger Agent. > Wand .rblt-ayc., New York.
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I ElIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot u Cortland ard
DC-''r0--c~ Is fplioH-:
q. m Tor Slatngtcn AMI informed points.
30 d. ft Tor Geneva, Lyons Eura R,ch sfer. buffalo
and the Wc1t. fD-vlo and principal point Chair
car to Lyons and Pullman ear % ~I- p,u.on pr.dpa
20 .. ~. for M.tuch chunk aud Dt"ru,disi. u.nt,
II a. u for l.. and T. Junction and Intermediate points
Chair - Maucl Chun..
D. iol TGukhann,cH and intermediate Bo.nt. Chair
car % Tunkhsnnock. Connection t. Reading and Harris.
burg.
$40 p. N. fof Emra and principal intermediate mint.
Chair car u Wii%sbarrc and Pullman sleeper ~ sn-lnn
Bridge.
80 D. m for Pott'vile M'uch Chunk and nterfnrd
ate points. Chair ear o. Naurn Cnunh "
r. 1:lC p H. ior Nnncn ',nh and ntrmcdate points
T. ~: Tor Geneva LIONS LiuIri. Rochester. Buffalo
and Tie West Pullman sleeper to Lyon, and Suspension
Bfdg". "
Trains leaving at a. H.. II a. m / D. H. and 2 40
connect Tor all points IA Nah0nOy and IIazelton coal
regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 a. for Mauch Chunk iIaIoOn and inform IA, y,
points. and II a. H. Tor Shenandoah and lnterinc,ats
point.
10 D. Tor Mauch Chunk aud intcrr, dat point.
Tor Geneva, Lyons Eimlri. Rochester i,f',to
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyon, and Saspnsoo
General Eastern Office. 90 broadway
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Railroads
Trains leave as follows;

Trains leave as followG 60
ROchescr Da.ayA and II Bqa IA Y LIMITED duo
1880 S4.'SI Dsi ri pAH
1900 Observation-Disclosures vEsTIBuLE LIN.
IED-DLe Cincinnati 10 90, Indianapolis ii ~ a. n'
$50 r y. X?fTd SHORE vEsTIBU,L5E3 LIM LIT aix;
500 p. M.-FAsT WESTERN EXPREss--Due Chicago
e25 p. 0 Mi1lABI G:o% Tx AND MGSTEAL tx.
,.so = ,M.-BuFFALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
9,15 r. M.-FAsT ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO EX.
FkLss-Due Indianapolis II 20 p. IN, next DAY ~
ISFKi EEWhyEGP PoTGHKdEIEPsIFG4 RF II e
j 90 30 80 tc Z B M o $3.50 20 3d. posen T;
y H.; Tor i;arrsols tWest Pont, " as. III 10
s2 10 10 1000 zoo 10 90
noon: y 80, :55. 80. 90 'o:25 30 OBS d a
TROY-t7a5 91o 10 :oo 10: 30 II 10 a. nc 10 90
u1 nSGR ms 30 yi?ASSq S ~ a. Fl 100 %
a; M, l. 700 noon 80 GOO 30 9:l6 y. NJ IL 90
Rot fhEssrEE-elo, 1000 40 30 q; m. 70 90 noon,
* G0 80 20 90 Il 70 100 9o % noon
Nl$$$ ?$ 81 E E g e. 1920 1880 H.
ADIE0NDACK MoUNTAIEs AID MONTEEAI,-i745
AGiBBrEiN, GESEvA AND CA&AAS%sDMGgA-2,1o. 10 90
DERKSSHiREE E. HILLS. VIZ HAELEM %DIiyisioN-
~ teNcts aad space p Sleeping Car, nprly At Grand
aS' i r 81 Trs l25ta. "a sp2 isa 81. atoa New
i TSfS s'2 va b as3 j 2@ F2a, ,nf sss ~
ho Ws' saa Es roae G TO snf 4Ss from
20 A ~ asd5 1a9s &C cS' 70 those ,ayg at 70 90
and %o II 90 9dggh stop at Isi4 Sr"G f%;Mg1
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gonntrp propertp for Sale ano 90 Cst.

gonntrp propcrtp tor Sale ano 90 Let.
COTNTRY SEAT. hour and q half from New
n York on high grounds Of the Hudson 1900 feet
water frontage elegant tone Nd brick mansion, "A
rooms all modern Improvements, stable &c 10 acres
grounds landscape gardening; nsurposs.d; for
sale $4,000 rent furnished nc $500.
CHARLES MAC RAE,
533 jth-3ve. cor. iith-st.
n Ol'NTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE in Bristol.
( L. /. lot eeoXllo e.; stone house. FL soT!es
dtion uqexceled easy o, ac,es, AID 6eaptin Jog
ton price $4,000 AddreSs JOHN b. PhARl T.
Bri-tol. r. l., CALEB SEAGItAVE. Providence,
r. /.
COUNTRY PLACE TO RENT At Croton on Hudson. "a
y miles from Sey-I ORR frequent trains TIL midnight ;
house In good order; contains II rooms Win furnace
range. hot and cold water large para delightful views
~ Hudson River athou IA sheltered from northwest north
and northeast wind hlrh and perfectly healthy the place
contain, plenty - shade and fruit trees stable
and carriage hou-c. - .
Two RENT FOR SUMNER 4 n turo>que Island OF tho
Coast o. tia.re suitable fir club o. tnfce o. to"-
lnmr;s. Rpats. farm produce. s. Apply 70 JANIS
McKEEN. g. NJs-au.st.. Mutual Life Building.
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Railroads.,
pennsyIvan
a RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICA!
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot of
Desbrosscs and COrfiandt Streets, rs
1OlIOWs:-
On and after MARCH lst, 1891.

THE FAST LINE.
$50 tend 5ps sna Pa 80 cars
Chicago 90 p. m. ara St. Louis 90 p m. next day
rHS PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 Como'ea eHoius,eS Of f 6a Sss;Gg5a
aud Observation. Cars pTeset4E dnaGcitl rcpoits
a snd 5 s a f0t Ss
fences Of home or office Had by t st ana g9tei
Cincinnati 10 and chicago 9:i5 a. M neNt dav
sT;LocI,. CnicAGo. ANn cINci>>iTI EXPRESS ;f
and pnne cais from S,b e S S dSn
columbus. Arrive Cincinnati 10 80 a. ~ H.; Chicago
TIE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 p. M.-Puil,nan NestDuie sic.pns Car NewYo;
S r 66s a i HeEYo 'S0 lad % AID ad Pits
burg to Richmond AID D., S4ir2so AI A., at tincai
539 100 rS a. da Ion @lct 'S ''' O'
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 r. NJ Pullman Buffet s.eeping Car NewYork to
S s:s pfyes Week day s q 6op%ss %
sdoa p r. next sE ea 9iT dSH a.
:'wa.ainqton Limited iHples. of Pullman paylor Cars
with Dining Car, daily, except SUNDAY. 10 10 a. ~.
n iIys d %A D1s car 'Ga p @ a Gpa
M sna 10 G 10 40 AID 200 o M and
5 and 30 o m o o6 and Zoo D. Suna da
For ATLANTIC CITY, 1850 p. M. weekdays. with
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20, 20 90 5 80, . go Chicago Limited
Win Dining Car, and 10 10 Washington Limited With
Dining ar, and II 200 a. M l. 20; 90 10; 90
,. M and Il Il night ACCOMMODATION. II 10 a NJ.
adoo 1nS La 8 and 10 49, N 90 &c. 20
20. 90 and 90 p. H. and T. - night. Accom-.
mediation 90 y. III.
Tor time tables of trains TO local points the Penn.
sylyania Railroad system, apply az The following Ticket
0iice,: Nos. /, 435. $40 and 94i Broadway ! Aet0r
House and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortantt 81 Court
ST. Fulton-st.. and Brooklyn Annex Station foot
Fulton-st, BrooSlyn - Hudsous, Hoio oxen Station.
JERSEY City.
The New-York Transfer Company viii call for and check
baacace from hotels and residences throu9h tlnatlon.
CHAS. T. PUGH. j. T. WOOD
General Manager General P1ssr Agent.
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GfIrhers.

A TEACHERS desiring positions also principals Of
"A. institutions requiring teachers send FOL
Teacher 1oO IS'N
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHES AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors TEACHERS. Tutors GoverhesseS'
70 rollcpes Schools ard Families Apply 70
W. Mrs N. j. YOUNG.FULToN 20 Union SQUARE
A TUTORS Professors Teachers, GoyernesNes Of al;
"A branches suprled universities coll schools and
families Circulars schools n 1rnnt, Modem languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE. Room u loo 2th-aEe.--
A -RFST TEACHERS. American and Foreign supplied
~. branches locality no charge ach.rS Wa1tS,,;
no ,egistration zee form for stamp. =. " HUfSSOOS
0ata Il p hvcrvl American School Bureau. w lfthst
THESES Teachers Agency - f.. lIth-st. ss9ulo 5
IL competent teacher. tutors. royrne',, mr., i1ns
German French, spanish .po1cn.
II RIVATE TIToR.-Colese and law school graduate
u rl.'or'r-andod bv Rev Or. TaVlor - succcsstll
I~aclier cr.inently qualified" \. EVERETT STONE.
70 East 52dst
rrNION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school oneers
u win teachers teachers with positions. . -
H. M HARRINGTON Prop. 81 lafayette Pl. ~ Y.
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Mem publirGtlons

Eighteenth Edition, post paid for Csc. or stamps
N He HUMAN HAIR: Why 1t Falls of ::
L Turns Grsy' AID nc EcmodyG ,, BY Prot bailey
Every should read this little book '-Athenseum.
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3nsiTn.tlon.

For Bows and Young Men-City
4 CLASS FOR BoYs-lnte mediate and advanced
"A. grades students prepared for college Jaw, scientific
schools and business w. +. CHASE. - West j0ul.st
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE; state
[1sNhcther for BOYS or grs; city or country. i. V.
HUYSS00N American School Bureau. w. 1+h.st. n. Y
INSTRUCTION IN commercial braneheei eoe qtion. mill.
tary science and tactics and deficient English given
.essonabe terms; long experience. Call Tuesdays and
Thursdays between 8 and 8, oil address
B. +. HYATT. 1I3 Madison. ave
DREPARATORY college school at 179 West I7th.st,
conducted by II. f. Wells the learner taught how
study thought exercised and speedy developments OF
abilities bt the methods o. instruction employed personal
attention 70 each limited 20 twelve scholars.
IT University GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1,47s Broadway,
- nes, tzd.st $50 year, Ppinary Ce.merctd end
=. q. 1ENBRICKsoN. Principals. -
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. {

ktt isI.hIL 70 - Il ItsENor 'i'' -
''''' iiqs,d rel Tcraf- to i gaSfSd $1,000
7 To- iiccnTv Fr'y and Vic to join atjcn $4,000
Ro,,p E.r and VIII to- Peter Hcstcf $4,000
cn2 o6 5a a No M5NS " aa % wife r To IS6a De-
N0i rS and So 49, + ; Sol caFyaho ooo
loist5t. 's r. $50 Of 9th.ave, 25xicoII Iy
Cotcs ana wife to WI smith ,i,,n.5 and lOo
l4t Rif 80 r 'g f fsse fi'l'N - 1900
q II dicib s sad Il VIZ to 81 II lain N
sp o &c. ,dS Lot ~ TO " fso News smith 5000
iSad',t, 5 : 80 It e Of Madl,op:nve 2oNlo01l;
EmIly \ Laurence and 70 lIenry G L a'Gcy
~ bsard TS.,i?T to y IHei@5"Ia 30 ~, j., 1
lanes MONTGOMERY -. r:.. $4,000
cs L ~ %, i2I 70 T TdSaa YFT
Kecrc 80 i's'' i-o'''A '.".i". $4,000
and wifi, to IL firav ''n'oV .'.'' $4,000
eth.st Fast cor '5th.aye 5o4x9s.4; ii GRAY ,ooo
kiss aud VIE to Mary Sink -. 1900
kennedy '.,....... 295Oo
Spndcr '........'.... 10000
iIosncr to II Goisthc '.....-"..,,.... ?.4oO
~ en- Harder to Anna W Iitmo2n ....'..". 6OOo
Van HoI,om to John 4 CiiGchy and others 2225o
faiion to I. Chanor. .....,........ -. $1,000
+ l'rudcn and VIE To William Ba Twin -. 1850
issd.st; II potter t. g Eensh and others, $4,000
7gth.st =. li5.h r. e. Of 2dav,. le.CAlo22. Chas
Rurrcll. referee. to Morris Franklin 1225O
Nhrahanl si,f - II 700
Enfl.S and w. vie TO JAM. /; Mason ~ 80 600
Spruc"st. 80 SO; j VI Montgomery 70 Young. I've
KIadr1 70 Loui, J McrEcl ~ -. .e... 22l25
Same property: John Ruddcl % Mcrkell D. 20
Art6T T. GSin and vito 20 Frank + Crcamcr 700
37th--t - - OF 9tI.9Nc. 21NtS9 william
g. Iauyhcu and VII" t. Charles \ Lieb -...-. 22s1O
'i,patrlcs ana viz 70 johanna chapman 1900
2Staa-ab n fystt IT, li,nfy I jiunn ..!. $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10
Apartments 90 Get
the ST. CATHERINE

Apartment. House. corner Madson-aNc. and 13d-st
To let. ELEGANT suite ~ hfcen uEfunlshed.
servants rooms laundry store room and wine
ce lar: has direct frontage Of 100 feet MadIsonaNc.
and 40 feet on sd 3d. unob,tructed exterior view
81 20 The suite comprises an cntl.e door. and
ha. no dark inct.or rooms. plumbing work In any
living -loeIie rooms; IN the suit" are two toll I
rooms communicating directly with external air; tho
cahn,t ard interior decorations are not surpassed
by house In The city Fun particulars can De
obtained application AZ the premises to
UENNETT SUPERINTENDENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10

IT HE YOSEMITE. Park-ave. corner 62dst-Very DE.
rabe apart exceptionally light and sunny, to
let In nrst-class reproof building Moderate rent