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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AM
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOs Pladeiph.a a. 80. 40. 90. 10 90 Il Soi %
! 30 2:l5. 80. 90. 90. 90. 30 m y "a "a
night SUNDAYS, 100, 10 80, IL 80 a. M, 80 -"
For baltimore and Wash ncton daily q 90 IL 80 via
Dining Car m, 80. 3 30 Dining carr o'W ~'
II 10 night. =. ,.ao.
Trains leaving at 40 a. M, 80 90. 500, "a
H.. IL IL night except SATURDAY night >unday' Iaos
80 500, q 90 D. have connections Tor Heso"'
harrisburg, lottsville, &c. ,., -, a
For Sunbury and Williamsport. Via Philace'phs ss
M, 80 80 p. m. Il Is midnight except sa''~'
Tickets and Paror ar seats can be procured at H.
eel as. 9It. LAO. '.323 Broadway e.. 6tn Ave-,
West l25th-st 1874 East l26th-st New OK, Co'""'
$50 Fulton.st., 9S broadway, Brooklyn. ., , .ss.s
Ne~-York Transfer Company viii call Tor ana e'''
baggage from hotel resLdcncc.
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CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY,

Liberia . NOnLu 49,
Time Table Of November esth 1891. ,.
40 a. N. for Easton. Aaueh Chunk wilsssOiis.
Scranton Reading lIa5,0gg Ts@aggSs ~ i,, s
Maach chunk. Wilkcsbsrre and scranton.
$50 IS' Es:' S@ ana ana Aaaeh sunday
Ea,ton, Mauch thuk. sham.sin lnd wllarspq,,,
scsaton. R'5dn h iisrS"5urs Potts, lie T.raSqa ss
mokn. sunbuy. williamsporI Through couch to "Ia''
p'ti 90 p m for EastOn Mauch chunA. Ie,ans. Har,.
burg lSa,y Tor fa,to acR Shnk IN" iaTi l
we E'd m for ana h,toa Haash c~nk. Reading
burg. wilhcsh,rre, scranton. Tamaqua. Pott'Nne So
80 for EastSn and Als ssSs ro,a.o. u,r,
burg s. ss% e e. 90 "a
e foI ss On SHst,y oS B y IN
g. 80 sS &c. 70 90 Ii 80 go D. no. ssadsy.
:0G 90 10 80 a NJ 90, 9:i5. 20. TO- o~'
fiE Tor EqaSs Brook q, 80 90 90. as. Sss%
" g. ssS g. g. S &c. 10 s s. =
10 10 g: "f' Is g. a. a: 80 q9s EsS
SS - se ,S S 80 4 SO IS SS s. ia
% IVY E S:si 100. $50 100 ZOO 600 10"
For freehold Asan, Highlands s e, 80 t sa
frsehOal. 300 m, 90 P M ro,0,. .on,, 3, Post
onIyS' 90. 30 100 p m SUNDAYS. eNcep. oesa
Grove and Asbuiy ParI. . 90 a NJ. 90 p m
FOR LAKEWOOD.
cars are run on trains leaving rs NJ, 80. SA
- p. ~. No sunday trims; -, ,,.,.-,, 80.
For Atlantic c' ely. vncland and Bridscton at ~
a. For Fol- M SS m Beach and seatrshs at 49, SIS
IL rs \. ~. 30. 4 90. 1 20 p. m.
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irdh, Ioitc Wet Aust. 81 90 A.. VI. tio
uS earlier from foot Jayst, fol Lake Mohonk, Lake
Mmnewask, aud Waikiki. Valley H. r. stations. Middle
Bloomnyburyh Port Jervls, Monticello Ellenvlle
Fallbg Liberty Livingston Manor Hancock, Carbon
uuoi, Rome oneida. oswego Detroit. Chicago. and
3,I5 p. NJ, Campbell Hall Lakes. Mohonk and Mime.
waska WAIKIKI Valley stations. Middetown, 3cening
Lnte. Lrng.ton Manor.
1900 J.. NJ. Mlddlctcwn. Eallsbursh, Liberty Itv.
ingston Manor, nOekland Walton, sidney, Norwich.
O.eda O,wego, Roche,ter Nis.l-a Fails. Detroit Chi
cage aud Wet Pullman seeirrs reclining chair car rs
TO Suspension Bridge DAILY all ether tains daily ex.
Pullman drawing room seats and sleeping car berths
q. \. A.. ~ Exchange Place. New.Yosk.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TT

RECORDED REAL ESTATE IRAN>f bi'S =. = ~
l3jh-st. 200 4 S,d bG,tS isTA' sl3 500
loth.t No 80 West; Fanny "N"' - ' $4,000
So1,h ith,yc = $ 80 II Horrton-st. lSNoo' 10 ,oo
Henry ober IN II MuhlinG 100 80, LIN -'N
ssth 81 : = lIG n 9thave. l9oAiooo' 'o"i
n Amnion ~ 4 j Holly =, =, ,,-,n
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ISth,t No ict East Charles N''' II"
1i2h-st. 40 81 Past; sophia Mayer 10 "O' 5000
,o3d.s n : 1873 n itth.ayc lNlOclli Jon" % ono
I Fsan TO John McSwceny ',..,,.n O'
3cd..t No 100 West Charles +. Iarh'u 10 Wv"
ll5fh-st : = 10 II = 4th.avc. l7lo\icol0' 1910
Chr les ID Watkins to i w Watkl'', 10. ''-
Tutnn ave : W cor lGoh-St, l3ON loo t' '"''"
Lichlcr Brewing Co to NJ f'hlcI -. -
9d.,ve - $50 n e. 3l--t. iONlOO; fh1"' ~
sheldon 10 ANNA \ Burton ,..-.-. NJ,
litn.t 40 '2i Fart Louis Goodman % i'''"O $500
r,s,h., los T. 9 SHAVE. 25NlOO.1l Adoph
Dcndhcn, 10 Nu'iG' ,nr.. "a n Hamilton 1880
i,istsu so 535 West II tarf' 20 NJ Hh'iiV'H i"'V'
AlcNander-av". No III FRANCES j. ''' " 5000
rnionava n . cor Lj2d.-t. 5oNo5 Henrietta 80
o Ehen j Bcggs 80, a. ~ i''"'
sist..t iQ5 II " A'GnnS ScHN6i-aa9d 1000
ElNcryew Terrace. =. liS III i1N'i t'"'
95xll7: Mary A Walker 20 w J Wa'I-,..i.-
lo2d s. 1870 lith Shsa 2oN'Vo'' $4,000
same property; Henry " shaw 10 INN, 5000
sist-.t = 39a0 II . 2dsve Is GNlo22; Leon
hsrdt Schmidt to Babcti" iilpHcIe' '.''''''''''
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A -A-FOR SALE.-Our very superior ana unusually
n. attractive houses now ready Tor Inspection
VIZ No. - s7th-st.. Nos 90 % 81 Riverside
Drive Nos 33l and 393 West 7Sth-st. NO1c West Iotl-
s. Three aud four stories. Is 20 25 feet wid' Prices
from 900 upward terms TO suit Houses WAYS open
Descriptive pamphlet application CHARLES 81 EN-,
4 CO.. Pa COumbus-avc, cor. '@c-st
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Connlrn Bodro.

4 CHILD from b. 10 N'Ir- 81 age VIII r"coit" care
n fIl AID intel gent ear in family living on New
lfamI~hr' farm: locality ncIlihy mof1l Influence, good
II a. ralr teaching 10y Wellesley tteg" graduate
uiaIo furnished goO1 references given. Adfrc-,
HONESTY. Tfibun" once.
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pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY Of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals & Automatic Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, 1901 Vi
DesbrOsscs and COrtIandt Streets

Ou aud alter ltBKt AK ot' ''"~'
THE FAST LINE.
900 4. M.-Pulman Vctbuo Sleeping and Psnof CSn''
dis9ap Sye II 40 % ." GRcasS rs D. M
Louis 200 D. neat day Connects alo ior 'O''"''
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. NJ. Composed exclusively Of pullman vsstoIe
Drawing and STATE Room Sleeping, DINING sn. oo
Snos Gg ScE." saq vi fG5 both
s no a or 5 IR SSy b. .Na ,on.T are
movable electric lights. Arrives Cincinna 40 q NE en-:
1T. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
200 p and bn aH, @ ScY to st. and
Cincinnati Pa,,e"gSr coaeh Ne", d org s. Louis 80
THE COLOMBIAN EXPRESS.
Ing and rcna.ye Railroad to'tl5gle, rn :, Si
Coachc, from Ncw-lolk to Chicago. Arrives II Nh'
THE WESTERN EMPRESS.
$3.50 p. M.-Pulhuan Ye,tlbule sleeping car New,forS
and WS,u6i. DaiDg Car. sew. York to Phllde ph =.
M,S s Rbmrs to Rlchmond snd Chicago. Alr az
A. . c@Sas2 nc Ss2 coaaecs Tor TODD daily
except SATURDAY.
Pacific EMPRESS.
500 oScr;o Xa%Yora to Mc5pa II. the
yalcy arrive week days a. cOa 9 su ~ caao
4}GS'"a en g s Iss' daily.
45o sG%6Fn .sSIi' G sad k TS 9S 1a
ann p VI For an POINTS OF CheS1peake Ohio Elil-
way and for NewOrcan. Via Shenandoah valley koute'
with Through Sleeping Car
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH
1oS ys. H.s LIN ~'f Soss r
Coaches Dlnlne.Car to baltimore every weekday. AZ
%,:s s.g s s;4lse
Washington 5 20 p. m. No cXtrs fare beyond usual
Pullman charges on either Of thc.' train.
Additional Express Trims: 90 $ 90 80. 30 ana
night. For baltimore only. 100 p SUNDAY.
Is. 30 and $3.50 q. m, 80 200 and W p NJ
and 10 Is night. -
For JACKSONVILLE AND ST. AUGUSTINE.
Dnilv 80 a m, 90 p. NJ and II - midnight.
"floridn spccinl" Mondays, Wednesdays ana fridays.
For Tampa . 80 q N. and .Oo. p. M daily.
For Key West and Havana, . 90 p. IN. Tuesdays
Thursdays and Sttuti1y,.
For Atlantic CITY, 30 D. m weekdays, with through
Buffet Parlor Clr- and Coaches go
For Browns NILS cPnes 90 p m weekdays with
For cape May 90 p. m. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express G 20 : 20 90 : 30 . 90 . 30 40 90 Penn
sylyana Limited tn Dining Car and 10 10 Washington
Lndet. with Dining Car. aud y 90 a. H., Il 90 100
2l0. 90 80 100. 80. 90. 90, 30. 90 aud
zoo g. s"d GO k@ P u%riSc S'Ys
Accommodation 90 and 90 D. m
For Time Tables q trains 10 local points on the Pannsy
yanla Railroad sy'tm apIf at ~ ro , u ,
and " Dcsbrossr- and Cortlsndt sts Conr,st.
Fulton-S,.. and Brooklyn Annex station. foot Of
Iulton.,t.. brooklyn IS Hud-onst. HoboScn; station,
Jersey City.
Tho SewYork Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage hotels and residences through 20 destination.
CHAS J. PtGH j. II. WOOD
General Manager General possr Agent
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DARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL - Wtst 5Gth,st,- a
family Ina day school for boys. VII lse destination IS
college or business. ELMER r. PHILLIP Principal:
UNIVERSITY GRAMM,R SCHOOL 1873 Broadway
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Rallroaos.

49,,
AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD"
THE NEW YORK
; ::::: GNTgRA1A
''''" LINE g
Operating the fastest and moot NJ q
perfect through train service In ~
the world $50
Peaching By its through car, the @GNAV
most important commercial centers Of tbs
United States and Canada. and the greatest ~
Of Americas Health and Pleasure resorts.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
By way Of tho historic Hudson River and through ~
beautiful Mohawk Valley.
AL trains arrive at and depart from GRAND GENITAL
STATION 4th Avenue and 42d Street, New York. csat,
Of Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY q
NEW YORK.
on AND AFTER JANUARY 81, 1892.
Trims leave as Follows:
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
800 M Except sunday .gs:, For ! Albany ysss
A,tual T g, tim" - e., l.$ miles v
FAST NAII.
DIN NJ Daily for poughkeepsle, Albany, Uus
NETWORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 A. NJ. Daily, due Chicago o:i5 a. m. ne,sAs
DAY EXPRESS.
1890 A. M - Except SUNDAYS saturday tain d.
SGUTHWE>TERN LIMITED.
Ian "A - Daily, due CINCINNATI ii Is a. m, Ia.
LOU Sia@apP 1s;, a., IS 20 % . 81 LS s ~
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
100 p SSoiy extra sss t taIe 00O next day.
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
$3.50 p ESSeP su9 s.;,,oe, D.: 60 Albany 7
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4:30 p NJ Pay. 20 D. due M. Detroit 800 e. chi''"
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 p MPt E daa B1a'i 10 o 8 Sias.ii b s:s
! 10. Chicago 100 .. m. Sc Losh
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS.
CPS p. NJ Daily, due Montreal So a. m
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
7:3O P. NJ P Psly a Se Hq MI 80 a. H. S'''
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
o.nO . A - Daily due Cincinnati 10 p m. L.
o.oo =. W. dianapo!ls io;io p M. 81. Louis ~
LIMITED FAST NAIL.
500 P. NJ rcd on thu. laia fSf rochester Do
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
915 P. M 5S. Ssr SH'' ana tSisss:
sis shFF ki SE%Rgs &c. sTA4!oS H
KILL AND HUDsoN-l7 80, 30 80 II 80, AZ,
e 5s ,m y T.; $.s; n;sSst,
AoN Il 49, 30 si'i also for ''f'''n'' q 49,
Albany AND TROY 3d. 70 90. Q ~ 10 o. ue q
500, . Is, III So 7. VI. also for Troy .3jp "
sAKAIoGA- $50, $40. III 80 A. ~. $780, s2''
urituiA ,'S AS 81 %sYRAcCsE-a 80. . 90; 30 ieS
1920 n n B, 80 p A. NJ $780, 49, o'O0' w. ."
s. 3; % oshf IS 10 oS 90 + !iO 30 n
tSS &C. XS $,fi AND MosrREAL-s@
CAPE siV yixc Us f Z J. cEAYroy II
osTEaj-iooC:osSS.' 10 80 a 81. 800 si5, I'll 50
AuRuEy. GENEVA AND CAyANDAIGrA. ooeis
PITT>FIELD LEMON. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HI.LS
Via Harlem Division.
Two trains with through DFtwlngro cars 70 ptenel
. OF a. m, due Iltt>net 80 North Adams 80 p o.,
10 so D. M. due PittsHed : 10. North Adams 10 \
FOR tickets and space IN sleeplngS1rs sPpy az rnSas
Central station. at2Gi. i3 7s5 s42. Broadway " pss
Place. SO Wet l21th.st. lo+ N!nhaAe sil io,h ~
39s Bedford-ay... T. D., Broohlyn. , .. 49,.
westcotts Express calls for ano checks baggage Nv
hotels and residences through 10 destination; 49,.
DAILY except sunday. Daily exeePt Saturday. one
Above trains except those leaving at 90. o:lo =.
2:lj. 30 20. 3ij, 4:3o. 30 and ii % D. n seq
JOHN ii ToWCFY. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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Business propcrin for Sale ano 60 lei

~, LET : Worh.,t near Hudson. four light lofts
o5N!.O suitable FOR grocery. drygoods or othrf ht j
prs. rrnt low The and basement 81 tIs budhg
occupied by Pfo,tor { Glmhl" { o.. .. "a c,.
'I' ~ NI,FRLD l.. MNRLiNG. - Ccdar.st
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LONG ISLAND & EASTERN STATESLINE
DROOkLYN. BOSTON AND EASTERN CITIES.
SOLID PULLMAN yESTIDULED TRAINS
WITHHOLD CHANGE

lFIatDushaNt. StatIOh, L. I. II, III.
II o. and Long Island CITY AZ IL 10 y. daily incl Id
ing sunday, duo III l,oston 80 a. Corresponding
train rernins Tickets and sleeping car berths urcd
az L.. /. H. H. oihces
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tDinter Resorts.
ADIRONDACks.
WINTER RESORT
GRAND VIEW HOUSE,

Highest occupied elevation in the AdronoacK lin
pure dry invigcratns an uhsqusec tsorI io thor
ouchy ara. ed for winter comfort table hfstcas' AZ
dress ,,r>pv ALIEN vp,on,ietor
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Gentbr


A MFEfCAN and foreign proicsaors teachers, NtoiN'
n goyerncsscs Of all branche> supplcd uhN'l,t,,''
Circular schools % parent.
No1eru MIRIAM con lsIl-l'I-' b''H
iiuilding 100 oth-aNc.. corner 2Oth-'t
A MEHICAN AND FOREIGN TEAkuEI.S, AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors o'overneAses
&c IN Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 70
Mr.. N j. YOUNG.FULTON. % Union Square.
n Est TEACHERS supplied for oil brsnchcs. In any
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NOR A PRIVATE TUTOR. recommended by well-kno"n
aud specially successful ~ pr'laris Dnt- f
college address Yale CniVcrsty, Bon j. LIS Bf'du"'y
THE FISK Teachers Agences.-New YORK. Bc,ton Chi
/ caro- In. Angeles. Sc. 600 positions iN'd. H. =
CROCK FIR. Y. Y MsHtg'r. Lincoln Eldr hl'n 81
THE BOOK OF OPENAIi; SiOETs' oc'HHo GOO paees
illustrated The standard authority on AnrTclu open
e. o ashon,i,'g borsrbacx riding &C. &c IN full ~ per
copy Published by The Tribune, New loff. IMtftdh
ing aud universally complimcntei by Tn press
~, 1/TtD German poyerncss with French. for
w Young lady: civ family. MIElAM "a IIi.lsi-'
rook Building. $50 Ffth-aNr., cor. -uth-st.
xNANTED-Two lady teach for two unu-usl opI"ftunl-
w tie 70 invest ia city p oil. on" an fp, Opal IN
+. desired. MIRIAM COYElI.RE, Book Building. LOO
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Hlnsiral 1nsirumcnls.
EMERSON PIANOS
Excel In all varied element, inllspe able 10 IN
strumcnts Of superior merit Lquid!ty and puu'Y OF
tone responsive and pleasing touch $1,000 have alr'adi
sold The prices very mod rate aud terms On
trely convenient to purchaser.
factOry IA Boston Mas. Ncw-YoIk war IOoHS. -
Jth-aNe., near 1ftn->t.
y ASSORTMENT OF secondhand gTAud. upright end
"a square pianos Of make, IN perfect cAd'coh
ond fully warranted also number OF second hand psnos
" other prominent makes at very low price.
NM. kNABi CO..
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AIRS II BONFWITZ VOIKMhNN receives pupils IL
NI music at PA West 4Gthst. 80
English French German spoken during the les'oh'
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apartments 90 fet.

A STRICTLY fteploOf building; a Hotel ROYAL dsastar
"A Impossible; seven light rooms. private hall bath
steam heat hall attendance private block only
$50 10 and $50. 90 West y1th-st.
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THE BOOK OF oPEN;.IR SPORTS, octave. 500 paso..
air smussmsnts Rues for sailing swimming hail NAV
ing shooting, horsebeek riding. &C. &c. in full 81 Der
~ snd universally complineR.sd By The. ufesA ''~A
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For Young Ladics-City.
ACLss IL b for Sie MIS- Th G pr Pa
AGi ,GE 'I%TTEiEs q? SciooL co. 5th.a,e
N1Iss KOUES' SCHOOL ,.,ror-,.
M rdE TOrI is E wtsT -5 AfR CHILDREN
Musical destruction.
MEEEhhS6fn%SaflMlHss t II i%$tIfGrioS Of AMEEICA
ranoGe ,saehe,' eNnca1 G S1mp KG.. r %an
s.tSa 4 sf: FS. u +, s5s hs
dstngoHSGTa p TI@ HpSIfr IF al Hxy TIME
For particular, addrcsa. IL W GEEEN ,. Sci,
mrs Il BONTwlTZ VOiKMANN receives pupils In
wi music at 2i4 ives, .Gthst
English French German spoken during the lesson
Miscellaneous
o on Sat. oe.ty prae d.siTyd pupil. age
OR sCHCLTzE I$o West 5'st adqa ~! Q. scim IN
msulcmetIcs' natural philosophy German ETC. msNe''
S sMok sFAHE 70, KS Fi; aoLGrGB
SIC Broadway, " Y.
For Young Ladies-Country.
r LIVINGSTON PAEK SEMINARY. Rochcst.r. y; y: "a
IL Home Church School Tor the rare ne
WIFE for illustrated circular Mrs G NJ Curtis Principal
For Boys and Young Mcn-Conntry
U,oPDrvTOWN ~ a. MILITARY INSTITUTE
ID REV. +. II. LANpOE, PRlNtlPAL,-
LIEUT.. r. ID. LANDON. COMMANDANI.
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N,IsS KOUES' SCHOOL
1853 WEST T0TH-ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-13

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J. -
Omen all the vcar. large gallery not and cold ~
water bath. DIRECTLY u" bHoch ,-.--
"''' JOSEPH ~ EORTOS. Proprietor.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-12

Mr.. P. Owen, Kereus, writes II
am pleased with Minnie's progress and
your management of your school"
Mr.. @. G. Cohger, Hillside, writes;
II am very much pleased with their
improvement under your direction and
also with the care they are receiving
at your hands, and | must congratu-
late you on the success you have with
the young ladies in your charge"
Mr.. NJ. Garrett, Burnett, writes: 81
have no criticism to make; for my
girls speak of you as gentleman.
Mr.. P. Moody, Comanche, writes:
II have Just received the reports of
my daughters advancement, and am
perfectly satisfied with the progress
she is making under your guidance -
Mr.. q. n. Curtis, Waco, writes: 81
am we'll pleased with the training and
progress OF my daughter. Hope your
college will still continue to prosper "
Mrs Julia Bush, Huntsville, writes:
"To say we are pleased with the pro.
gress of our daughter is hardly
sufficient We are delighted. There
can be no possible room for criticism -
Mr.. and Mrs. Harm, Waco writes:
81 beg to assure you of the satisfac-
ton of both her mother and myself
with the training and progress OF
our daughter
Mrs. L. H, GoldsteiD, Taylor,
writes: 81 am pleased to state that
daughters report is quite satisfactory,
with but two exceptions in her ex-
penses."
Mrs. H. Middlebrook, Columbus
writes: Il have previously expressed
my entire satisfaction with Rays pro.
gress and requirements in her literary
pursuits, as well as the improved con
dition in the social features of your
school. Rays letters now have Away:
a cheerful, happy tone, contrasting
very stronly with those received from
her the two scholastic years proceed
ing this and her monthly reports be
tray no neglect by the faculty or re.
taxation of effort on her own part
When she was at home during the
holidays, she not only made no com
plant, but often spoke gratefully o
the kind consideration and generou
sympathy extended to the girls b,
you and Mrs. Eigerton."
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-12
What l Know About Hardware
ana Trusts.

Given an article of manufacture in
common use such as sugar, rope aud
gunpowder, given a progressive and
energetic race like the Anglo Saxons,
improvements in manufacture and
distribution will cause the output to
increase much faster than any posi-
BILE demand can absorb. At this point
the law of evolution comes in. In the
struggle for existence, first, profits
are sacrificed, finally goods are sold
lower than actual cost of labor and
raw material. OF course the strong
est and fittest concerns survive, they
change tactics. Instead OF trying to
destroy each other, they form an alli-
ance and combine to bring their bus
mess to a profitable basis. This is the
origin of the modern trust. If you
want to get the benefit of the latest
inventions, improvements and labor
saving devices, if you want to get the
benefit of close buying and cut car
load rates of freight, if you want your
goods shipped and delivered prompt
ly, then buy your hardware at
ED. STRAUSS,
Corner Fourth and Mary Streets.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-12

The argument in the case of Mel
ton and Dunlap was concluded at late
hour last evening and the case given
to the jury, which, as we 60 to press,
are still trying to agree upon verdict
with but little prospect of success
either one way or the other. A hung
jury is considered inevitable. The
speeches of Maj Charles B. Peayre
and Capt. NJ. d. Herring were es-
pecially strong ones.
DIR. s. Burton of this city, has been
elected member of the America I
Chemical Society of New York, May
the 9th.