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The Hoosac Tunnel and Wilmington,
and Deerfield Valley and Deerfield River
railroads consolidated recently, under the
name of the Hoosac Tunnel and Whining
ton railroad. The capital is $210OO0 and
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dated road now owns the line from
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Newton; vice-president, James Ramage;
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SAM. W. DUNTON,

DRACTICAL ENGINEER. ARCHITECT AND
Il SURVEYOR. DORSET. VT
Farm, Town Lot, Road, Sewerage, Water Sys
tenn, Drainage and Grade Surveys Plans and
specifications for foundations. bridges, dams,
public and private buildings.
RJ-GENERAL DRAUGIITSMAN.-.% ri
Dorset, VT, December 1lth, 1891. 47m6
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nrcnnnrn NnKrGAGFS.

Allen. Hannah J. 70 c>eeutor- Of william william
Aael1.. Is '. to d S,is, w. Co. loed Of
s1 @s" . nS%5 rasE t. i'm n giant Ind.
'sayinss Bane, Avenue Of ~ So or Vs.,
ohie% G.S RI mi a. md %iie 70 lane Nco
BAKER Robert aud wife. To ucfnan Strauss aud vie.
Bas ,S. Hunt 10 H4Iy Granger. walAer't Of
Broadway. e. in'alP't.. 800 Fanny c,o.tv and an
other. No III we,, 93th--e. s ycat,. 49, q zoo
ss%s to Afa % ard VIE f%' % .S s
ulN etc. No II East io'th-st y'3iN - 100 ,.,,
Same to Flora Pobalski and atou'f. saiIc property
cohn aaron TO joseph Hewscrs. No o.? last 9oh't
tatns oc and 'estNsr sscc'E Fl, % sS csG.a
eoc ETC. ya' p P.s scaC and another No 1is
Wet nresds.y yss 70 . 600 ,.,1,,r v.,, $500,
same same TO TO f i IL agsn 40 is Wet rndsav yaf
Uyct Margarct and another TO se'e% nor II Nohn,
7.t Of cou9 ou.ay" yea To aaa rs,
Franklin Morn, 2 Julius Won Sab ccS and another
Fories. William and wlf, to George Hyat, i3ist
~ same 70 sane adjoining property. rontIs, $1,000
same to !. Ldear Leaycrsn, same property. months
IRA Grant. Fanny L to Saver sl~son. es-st. OF
Gro,s Anna 70 Maigaet pensllnger Morrl'-ay".
GOODMAN Louis and yltc to r nysn sshae! lot S no
Bank n " cor Avnnue and oth 81 ycsr $1,000
tees II 23d.st 3dsNe ! yea4. $40 600.
Mcmillan, samuel To John DE- Pe sier cor "rsnd
Bouieynrl and IO7th-st wears. $4,000.
MURPHY VIM II. and wife to Jacob Lsmann, Goth
81 od-ave. > years sl3 900
McQusde Tho,. AID wife to Gustav Iange, 42l and
'2% SAW, %' to 1 oS Ma 20 H asS west ita years
.oi 600
McKelvCy John j, 10 Jennie F Dcs Busay lots on
W,s, Drive Spu,tn Duvvil. in'talmcnt'. el.J00.
shetland ~ H. TaHk Clerks Cooperative Building
and Loan Association Monroeaye. lot 40 oath Ward
lnsalrent= - 600. -
smith. flL h. German American Real Estate Title
Guarantee Co. I23d.st g. shave. demand - 900
smith. ELI ~ Chas J ObcrHayer. l23dst. Sth.
ave demand. 5000
smith. Du Bol-. and wife. 10 Orlcana II r. Pcl :
Gfccnwch-st = West 12ti-'t month. - 600.
SCHUYLER. Gerald. and wife 10 the Bradley & 'urri"r
co. limited, II West Iud.aNc, and Sjd-,t months,
SO 200.
SchmuQg Francis J. TO WIN Garden, cor 7th-aev
and llith-st: years. $4,000.
stevens John W ana wife Alex Brown CT and GO
lie I,ov.-t: p 100000.
Vutcle. Geo W. to WIN II Duncan, : Naentinc-ave
5 OF Cllrkst q months. Sl7.GlO.
Walk r. Alex and another 60 Julian Il Hart ct al,
| cCth--t o ~ gth.acV.; ] year 1000
Wines. Henry T. to Erncst a Rcdfern, 10ith-st,
W Of llth-avc; tj year, rsl97J.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Corondt and Des
a m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points n,
10 a rn for Geneva, Lyons Elmira Rochester, bua
foIo and the West Pottsve aud principal local points
Iair ar TO Lyons aud Pullman Car TO susleson bfGse
-, m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points -.
II m, Tor south Plainicld AM all Intermediate ponts
~ 80 D. m for Elmirl and intermediate points eha'r
CIR to Wilkcsbarrc 49,. ,o,.,s ooo
D. m. for lunkhannock and intermediate points 0o"
ucction to Reading and Harrisburg, ..-,, ..,,.
40 D. H. Bound Br ok aud all intermtulate points
10 ~ M for IL. and Is Junction aud prlntilAl Htcr
tn-iat. uonts Chair Car 10 l. and u. Junction. c,,-
~ o. m PottsNic ond Intermediate" points 'hef
Car potsSllle 80 ,...,oat,,o ,oip,s
Connection To Reading and Harrisburg. H.. .,,.
80 D. H. Pennington and all lnteinfGot. ponnes
80 y. for Gcneva. Lyons Elmira hochesI'I pul'
t,lo and the West Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons anu ous
pension Bridge ,c.,o . -, n m and
40 u ~. connect for all points in Mahan0y ana ishrr
ton coal regions. ., ,r,,.,,,
10 and II a. m Mauch Chunk, Hazeon, shenandoah
and Intermediate points ,....dt.,, ,,oio,s
SIS D. M. for Mauch Chunk and iatermedste points,
40 D. IN. Geneva. Lyons, Emlrd. Isochester: BUR
fslo and West. Pullman Sleeper to Lyons ana sus'
pension Bridge. . >., o,- ,,d,ar
IN. Ncw.lork Transfer Co. will call Tor ana chccA
residence through 10 drStlnatlon
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III line, is responsible for their Uniform pau" r,,
They look like pictures that have passcu '"'oue"
some process that has reduced them all TO te eane
expressonless level. This is especially diS'Ppo"'''o
because "Vcnetian Life" deserves handsome UT
II has received 1t in every other respect peiu- v
,u ,node and conld have been illustrated with entire
success ON the lines laid down by the publishers IL
they had proceeded with greatcr care.
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ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILwA.

utcs earlier from foot Jsy: for LIKE MSaSnNM SdS
Minnewask1 and Waikiki Valley X. X stStlohss Vile
town BoOmngburgh. Port Jeryi. Monticello 2SrSon.
Falburgh Liberty Livingston Manor Hsnsocf d%esssn
Utica, Rome Oneida. oswcgO, Detroit Chicago ~"
3i5 r. NJ, Campbell Hall Lakes Mohonk and MHr,iSs
wa,ka Waikiki Valley stations Mlao,e'0 Yhsrtx Whit
Lake Livingston Manor. ,,. rho,tv Iaw
ng,tSn Manor Rockland Walton, sidney, Nor",MI
Oreda Oswego RochsTr Niagara Fails ReIro. sr m
10 Suspension Bridge. DAILY all other trains oAS'
cept Sunday a s,..noo car befek
obtainsd AZ aoS Rroadway New. York. J: G. ANpEhW~
n 7. A., IS Exchange Place. NeS''sM'
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Musical Instruction.

Musical Instruction.
METROPOLITAN COLLEGE, Of Itr; MUsdS, .,vn,c,
Piano.forte teachers eerthcstes Examiners. William
Mason Mus. Doc 4. G. NJ. and Albert Ross Par>ons
A C. NJ Dudley Buck, president II. II. Palmer, E.
Aeramonte IL X Shelly and c. b. Hswey are among the
Dis tin guished members OF the faculty. .
feature in connection with the college the Re:aenee
with board and facility for practice and
study. - ,,,,-rrr .r NV rruE
For particulars send for College Annual
Address H. W. GREENE. Secretary.
10 and 81 Fast 1<thst city
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WEST SHORE ABROAD.

~. Y c. 4 n. Il. r. Co, LossoeI -,
Trains leave t2d ST. North River station sew fgs"
nIIow, and 20 minutes earlier from foot Jay-st, y u,
$40 A. M.-Daily for Neweurs Kingston n,o, albany
7,iJ 4. M.-Dsily Tor Albany daily. except sunday
am u DAILY for NewSurc Albany, Utica, Syra
cHse Rochester Buffalo Magyar Falls. Detroit Chi
caro; daily except saturday. for Toronto ,,.,
1t5J A. M-psly. except sunday. for Albany and Ctic~
400 M-Day except sunday on aGr %tycs syr
cu.e Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto De-
S,i5 r. M-Daily for Albany. Utica, syrscuse Koches.
ter Euralo Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago. ST Louis:
daily except Saturday for Toronto. .
HAVERsTRkw LOCALS. ::t5. .st5 p NJ oo
NEWBU re LOCALS S:25, 40 10 ~ NJ No. ''oV
! 80 % 80. III As J. NJ u r. M
Sleeping cars for Buffalo. Nissara FALL; Toronto de-
ttoit Chicago St Louis all through trains
Dolly For tickets timetables parIor ana siecpns
mr. Information apply IT oihccs brook
vn. 1913 washingonst 726 tulton 81 Annex once loot
Futon.s; New York City 271 800 IS? W brosaway
iaS ~ r. IxMprRT General Passenger Agent
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-0NG ISL & EASTERN STATES LINE
aROOkIyx AND BOsTON.

y
Waterbury New. Britain Harfort, WillmAntc, Putnam,
franklin and Providence $1,000.
SOLID PULLMAN yESTIBClED THAINs WITH.
OUT CHANGE ~
lcaye Irooklyn fFabsh.a,e ami Franklnave Stations,
l.. l. H. RI II oj and Long Island City a, u 10 p m
daily tnclndIng sunday due In Boston at 80 a. m
{ orrrsp 0ndng train returning e..
Ticket and seepngcar besths secured N
Broadwsy; Rrookyn, 1898 Fultomst. lo7 Broadway
Long Island Express calls for and checks baggage from
residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-19

THE FAMOUS, co,,crp,,,ropv or u1,s1c
REMOVED TO ll2 EAST lSr'-S :. -
BETWEEN 4TH.AVE AND IRVING PLACE.
Open Day and Evening for the Reception OF fuphs'
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For Both Sexes-City
A UGUsT SCHMIDT's
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
NO 50 IRVING PLACE,
Comprises American school and kindergarten lof
hoh sexes ard school OF music thorough preparation
lar college OF business native teachers in English; Ger
man and French atoms for limited number OF
'''e rNi a. SCHMIDT, Dir.
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Citp 11roprrtp 60 fet.

IL parts O, the dlty WiNANT & GOADbI;
500 MJdison-ave.. cor. o|n-s.
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IApAN-C CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

steamer. leave san Francisco "a follows
GAELIC (vlll cl Honolulu Ihur'dnl Fcn p M
BiIGIt i"'.N' n m
OCEANIC Ihni. uu, ''t,.n - " -,
GAELIC ''.'' IVY, ~, ,td,,,,,s " $50
pc ,,ti,us can be- uldc bv letter telegram 10 ana
cabin man. 81 oud Ji3 Hroad"ny New orK' or
Room 4, Railroad Building. san irinci.,vr p,.o,
d ' $50 LELAND STAMFORD. ftcsocht'
~ n GODuy Az Gem raj Passenger Agent.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For Philadelphia At 80 AS 90. 10 90. II 80 20 h
I 10 o.l5 80. 100 90 . 100, 80 y. M.
night SUNDAYS. 90 10 90 IL 80 a. M, 49, ."
90 @ 90 D. M IL is night - m "a
Far baltimore and Washington daily at 90 II 30 We
Dining Car a. M 80, 3 80 (Dinlag Car, 10 p -
Il lo night. .o IA IA 80
Trains leaving at AS a. m. 80. 90 90 a.
night except saturday night for Res4sS
Smb IND Wiuisnsport via Philadelphia
m, so 80 p. u rs midnight except sa'''S-'
and ParorCsr seats can be procured at H. ~
eel as 944. 40 ls2S Broadwsy IS. eta aaonss
$40 Fulton. St. 9s Broadway Brooklyn. . -. ,seck
New.York Transfer Company will call for ana WV
baggage from hotel residence
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
RATEFTI- COMFORTING.
Ed PS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAsT- thorough hnowi az, :. Oh OF n ns
nutrition and bv application Of the nne properties
OF wc.scected Coco Mr. EpIs has provided og breakfast
t,bes win dclicity nav ord beverage which may save
VS. many heavy doctors bills 1t by the Judcous use OF
such articles of dot constitution may be- gradually
tut up until st.ong enough TO resist every tendency 70
disease Hu1drG OF subtle masdes ore noatlne afoun1
ready 10 atIck there Is weak point We
NAV o. ape May fatal shaft by keeping Ourselves well
fr,nd With pure blood and properly nourshed frame"
Civil Service Gazette
Wade simnlv with boiling water milk. Sold only In
halt Snrnd ms b" crocors labelled thus: JAMES EPPS
- CO Ho,ropathic Chemists. London. England.
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6elp Wanteo.

NY ANrEDSomc 10 take the agency Tor housenod
w article new that retais for 10 cents pays
100 per profit and will podtyely sell to every family
Encl0se stamp. ROBERT S. WEST. Cleveland. Ohio
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UNMAN LINE I. :. and Royal Mail steamers
| rDr of'fINSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
cry oF BERLIN W-tneS day January 20 ~ a. III
CiiY OF nff;LIN "Wednesday. February so a ~
,iTY OF CHESTER "wednesday. February "a -" p III
Prom plor ~ y. H.. adjoining Chri-toh,fst f.r,s an,
Fn. cabin $50 aud upward acc9fulhs 70 -, ". raiS
t,,,fnn a., room. second cabin. go 1nd $50 ppatSxi
80, Si.er,re 80. INrEKNATloNAL NANI"AIloN
e. ,,cn,lal AGENTS q Bowling "r'rfi, y y.
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Jrstrnttlon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
III Award SCHOOL, 49,
Thorough preparation for Yale Hsf'afd' fr'nce'oh'
WILLIAM FPEELAND. Prlncipal-
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Mem Publications.

j iNTERNA TIONAL LIBRARY no. %.
THE WILD ROSE
OF GROSS STAUFFEN. r.,...s A..
Nv SATAIY VON ESCHSTRUTH Trenslaed Dv
Elise L. LethlOp Win Phs,osHygfe esn iLu''o''O"'
An snstve, picturesque and nsTims ma No., ana
social pictures Win 9as,ss. Me ur""" 'N
WORTHINGTON CO., 741 Broadway, y. \:
Eightesah Edition; PCS; paid tSi 2Sf q ~
Parker A. M long l. CO., 1913 Areh-st, Phila Pc
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For Young Ladies-Ci

For Young Ladies-City.
A CLASS IN LITERATURE for ladie.. with Dr. Dodge
"A OF Columbia at REV. DIR. AND MRS. CHAhLES
81. IARDNER'S SCHOOL. 607 5thave.
Miss KOUFS SCHOOL
nj FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.
1853 WEST 70rILST.
NTISS GIBBONS'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, So west f'tn'
wi st-SARAH II. EMERSON Principal
Three boarding pupils Will be received
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CENTRAL X. X. OF NEW.JERsEY'

FOOT or lib LhBE n 3oS.nbeS osth 1851
4:So a. NJ for Taston Mauch Chunk, Wnkesb.ES
Reading HrT:Dss Saaa ro.s ~. ss s
Msneh Ch1nck' wilKesbsrfe and scranton.
90 a. 10. for Easton and Msuch Chunek On Sunday
Ea-,on, Mauch chunck, shap9An and wiamspSr:
scranton. Rgsdina Harrisburg P0tuyile Tsmaqaa sha
mokn. Sunbury, Williamspor Through couch 70 "ian~
90 p for Ea.,On Maueh Chunek BeaSingS n.s,,.
On Sunday for Easton Mauch Chunck, Tamaqua, POsss
vile, Reading and Harrisburg ,,... y...,,. u.,,.
burg wlkesbsrre, scranton. TsmAqua, Pottsvine On
80 p m. for Easton and Allentown. ...,.
AS ,. NJ. for Easton. Mauch chunck Reading H'''is
burg e. sasa'f ns.'es q ssns~a a,
e FoE p ss On sHstsI oS 3 n
q go go 20 80 80 90 'i SO 60 D. no s sS
90 8 90. 10 80 m, 90. 2i5. 400 $780, s"'
10 5ss fi1 SO a'Is. ! 80 80 %
90 90 S$ 20 % % = go 80 en- S Y {? ai
2I5. 80. 90, 900, 80 100, 300 1000 p m''
- lSr faaaea at 80 90 5:Sc az az st ss g.
80. 90 5i5 $50 5;4S 600, OI5, 49, -
60 80 PS 70 90 90 4 10 80 spso MI 10 q % G
IL 90 m, 90 2:l5, 100. 80 Geo 90 300 INV
p For p" Freehold and Ausnac Highlands q. 80 81
u IS a; m 80 80 600 .. M Sundays 'eA''r
Frtso a s oo 1 nS GE ana point, south Pom,
rleasan ct 10 ss HE q 80 on, nse Deal s:s.
Grove GROVE ana 40 AssaTy Park ~ 800 a. n 20 p
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At $50. sl5 a. H.. 80. s:t5 20 p m. P ssr.M
cars are run on trains leaving at Is a. m, 80 '''"
For Tom. River s,insgat Park and Barncsat, q 4"
s For ,n,s sO CIV 70 T SiPd and Brdg.on " a"
a. r.; M lon Beach and scabrisht at $50. sA
4 ID
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IT University GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1.%73 Broadway.
u near 42dst All departments. ,oyeo~.
NJ. ". HOBBY. y. c. HENDRiChsoS'
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1fatbers.

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"A supplies Professor. Teachers. Tutors GoSerneeseA
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ID EST TEACHERS supplied for all branches. In any
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NJEDlTtRRANEAN LINE
WI ENpl.ss Passenger steamer service
Nrv. York b. tsrnoa In les than Eleven DAYS
NORpDEG TSCliEK LLOYD ;. ;; ~.
DIRECr ROt'TE. 70 SOUTH OF FRANCt,
RIVIERA. AND ITALY.
Touching ffibrll,ir. to land passengers 10 SPAN.
Avoiding the Northern Latut~ OF Atlantic the 'h'hhe
Crossing and Long r. X. Rides a.
Werra SIT ~. M. Vera sat. Apr :, Z - IN
Fuda Sat. Feb. o. ~ IA. nlda .Sa. Ar. iee' M M
tNIld. Sat Mar. ~ p. N. 81, M. c.,,
Close connection, for EGYPT by NoHpph, ~ irN
lloyd STEAMERS Nov > and every fortnight there
after from GENOA H. ISMAllA. n,,.. ,.o.o
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

The Real Estate Exchange was we'll ATTENDED yes
terdav. but the sales wera few . $1,000,
John T. Boyd offered Nos 3.l ana ""i .r,a
ave ths nor,b.ast corner OF seventy -fftl-st. The
properly consists OF three sX story pfcR n,s ~,
stores, on plot l2IxlOo. lhe' SUI" "'
William Kennedy offered under foreclosure 40 %
VII ,hresstorv stone front dwelling on lot
I1sxiOO The bidding ran from $4,000 up TO Sl3'oo
Morris r. Basr & Co have sold for B. Rooney NO. 80
wcst Tbirty sfthst.. a IN ee-sOry hlgh-stoop Drch
dwelling l5.0x0s9, for Sl2'oU'
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d nOKT EOCTE mo LONpON.

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Steamer. all from plef' foot Of Ed'sI hoooN'h'
c,,rr Tue Ian 10 q am ALI.EH. sat. Jan 30 q. n.
ELDER sat Jan. 23 II an IiA' r. rue, CD I'm
Fir.t cabin s7l and upward berth second cabin no
a b.rh. St,rNtgr at low rates
49,. nIl.IIs b . nnMlLng Green.