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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-05-04

Syrup"

Here is something from Mr.. Frank
A. Hale, proprietor of the De Witt
House, Lewiston, and the Tontine
Hotel, Brunswick, Me. Hotel men
meet the world as it comes and goes,
and are not slow i'll sizing people
and things up for what they are
worth. He says that he has lost
father and several brothers and sis
tiers from Pulmonary Consumption,
and is himself frequently troubled
with colds, and he
Hereditary often coughs enough
to make him sick at
Consumptionhis stomach. When
ever he has taken
cold OF this kind he uses Boschee's
German Syrup, and it cures him
every time. Here is a man who
knows the full danger of lung trou-
bles, and would therefore be most
particular as to the medicine he used.
What is his opinion Listen q
use nothing but Boschee's German
Syrup, and have advised, l presume,
more than a hundred different per-
sons to take it. They agree with
me that it is the best cough syrup
in the market" q
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-05-04

Fine Job Work of all descriptions
neatly done at this office A new tab
let machine for lette. and billheads
Just received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

ss A q IVES, a@t Years. E@s sooo 'e"'N'
iIsy James f. to @" J II vaf"um i5Sdst Grand
Hay James f. to john Roosevelt and ano gg,t9SSso
DoTsaS casna and l an st. to Max $R %'s's
iiai6Tstadt. Isaa-. to Amelia SABBATH. ioth''''
Jenck. Fangi, ~ and WIFE to o = Furnad n '''n'
Klinkowstein, Alexander 70 l;egina Mayer HUN
st. = l,taNc n'tamcnt-, 5-,Goo ,o,ono 12ith.st,
Kcnncy, William ! 70 Frank Letong
Kail ElIiabs and a no COO 70 Leopold u''F
To. to Enalent ndu'tri'i s'x x,7 eoo n'''"'
Iona; farny' 70 7 EucEost ioo " co'aer
ave s%% Charie to security and Trust Co.
SgI.st - od-aye year. $1,000 ,,h ., ~ Of 1,t-
Mrer Charles to X / Murray, : 1oth-S'' " |
MeKniGi SaaDd nT1 oar = mdftsirel so 800
WSKsly,y John to Nichols Segrist, 4eth'''' Oh
'ot H. Elizabeth H. to IL Weeks l-''n'''
Of M iai joi6 to r Forster wa'0i"s'o0''F
oN lSS.' AGtono. to ii sherman. shave Of
'' Mcass6n JOIN rcE sotA-"'' Of Avenue
Say MaiSaSt 7 f. TsG.a, .--9i ''''''
OrmI.ton. Ami. to tn" Flankli1 SNhe' '''"'
'- Of, nscf' MsrI Moss WII!js%% Douglass
Eu6cnStcin, su-an John Sullivan oil ll''"''''
Of I a; Msr% 10 n@ II roo,c Il Aeul'u' Place"
G Of ',c'ar1a,c year, 5000 CHA, Of s7th.,t W Of
ct .srT; ,t leg w., % , Year, @5 ld5'' "
i:aieye rncoI G. to the F:al in say BANK 81
-9d..t ~ of Poule,aid. / year. e-"OuV. , -od . - ,
"ct r J"rh ~ To- security and Trust Co. II
"a - . M W.-t FnI,Nc year MORTGAGES, = wv
>.,no to Frederic \ MlC1l"bIoo%, u !, OF '-uSt = Vi
W., Lnd.a,c / year 3 mor gage, 100000.
Sanr 20 IN IA I.lu n OF 72d-st, Of West thdaVe
SchnrGrr George f. to Car Ed Of sjth-st, OF
l-t-aNc &" years. $500 ,, c,o OF
ave. den and. - 600. . p, ,.-t..tn. - a, . 81,
Tln.lc, catherine II H. to john ID rmminS, n ="
r,ero.n.at " OF HrookaNc. > year, $1,000
W,tlel charles r. and wife To Anna Roger southern
EoncyarI cor ~ proposed street 9Th Ward years.
50 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Armuschoisky. Nathan: to Noes NJ Tobn 40 II Rut-
gers Place. | year 100
Alien. Augustus H. % l. Allen; VS. Of southern
Amund on John \. 10 & + Smith W. Ger of Decatur.
and Suturi.an-st, years. $500
Aith~f, Charlie. ~ lted re Mddebrook; 52d.st
Of ithsyc, year. $4,000.
-, Bar ret George {. 70 + J,ncks; 77:hst, OF
Bun Chares o. J Jones; nos 1886 and lss Delaney
st. YEAR, $4,000.
Flake. Robert !. 70 7 Ndlly; ised.st of
56.aVr. | y'n. $1,000.
Iur'on, william \. % 4 IIutchIson; e 5 Forestayc
Bottom L1v.nia NJ To r. licllctt n W : Nyse.aye
adjoining land Of Ward. 3 year. ~ OCO
Nannirycf. \, To R1pebc; ; G.ind.sf w of Scam.
mcl-st. yt1rs. eli 900. ~ " " 5000
102d--i 3 years. SIS 900. "
aT9nagh, Jsme, j. u + Porter; lot 40 map Union
II!y , years, +iJO. N' '"F ~
crohn. Thcod9r-. to NJ Hershfcld; 20 PIG Eat SGD.
81, | year, ~ 600. ~ ~
Cornet, William u 70 W Malone; n oIst.st. Of
gtlaNc. | year. $1,000
David. Albert l.. 10 u Webster; G s Va,aorbut-oyc
n ~ SOth t. | yeYr. -, 900
Dunno Thomas T. IN Richard Siegmln: No 400 W IT
llGtist. 3 wars, SD 500. | -'' wv W
fnNershan. Marian 10 Louis Schefmerbor, and ano
: l52d-st g SthnNe, u years, 10000. ~ ~
Fritz. Elizabeth 10 LYDIA FIFTY % al, c NelroSe.aye
n " 3d-aN". 8 wears, q morris. fl2,1OO.
''odberger. MohtZ, ~ Philip Farmer and ano . . Ridge.
st. CIoone'st' instanents. morris. si3 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave ied;st tSorth River station, New York.
follows ana 20 minutes earlier from foot jay ST.. N r.
$3.50 A. M-Day for Newburg. Kingston Albany
,t NJ ~Dav ~, W. r % 'Sey eScS. Srn,ov
1000 A.. M-Daly for Ncwburc. Albany. Utica, syria.
cusc EoghestcF, Buffalo Niagara Fails. Detroit. Chi.
cngo; dolly, except Saturday. for Toronto.
1888 a. M-paly. except SUNDAY for Albany and U;ica.
51iS pay for sHcG HbsSy Montreal Ucs syra
cusc Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Fails Detroit CHI.
rago St. LOUIS daily except saturday for Toronto.
S1J r. W. DAILY. for Albany, Utica. Syracuse. Roches.
ST. LOu
HAXEisSlEAw LOCALS . 40 $ 45 z. M
NEWBUR' LOCALS. 90. 10 10 A. NJ. Il rs, 80,
81. 'O:30, .lli5 y. NJ.
S~png-car, for Duialo, Niagara Falls Toronto De.
trolt Ihicag99 st louis all through trains.
'DlN. FOR tickets. timetables. parOr aud sleeping
occommodatons information apply at offices
lyn 1913 726 Eulton;st Annex office foot
Fulton New York City. 271. 1893 7S5 ot2 Broadway
1913 Bowery, II PARK Place SO West 25th- ST. and ss
ssrons. Z. l. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
NEW-YORk, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

Trains leave West i2t.t at :55 A. NJ 90 MIN
utes earlier from Jay.st.l. for Lake Mohonk Lake
Minnewaska and Waikiki Valley r. H. ststions Mdd de
town. Boomngburgh, Port Jeryis. Monticello, EiIenSuc
fasbuPgh Liberty Livingston Manor, HANCOCK Carbon.
dale scranton, Walton Delhi Sidney, Norweh Eameston
Utica Rome Oneida oswego Detroit. Chicago and points
31j r. NJ, Campbell Hall Lakes Mohonk and Mime
wa,ka, Waikiki Valley stations. MicdletJwn Bloomng.
burgh. Elcnvie Iasburgh. lIurleyvIlle. Liberty, White
LAKE. Livingston Manor. ~,
t..OO u. NJ Middetown, Pittsburgh, Liberty Lily.
ingston Manor. Eockland. Walton, sidney, Nor"en'
Oneida. oswego, Rochester, Niagara has Detroit IN.
aud Pullman Sleepers; reclining chair car res
10 Suppression Bridge. Daily all otner trains aaiy' es
cept Sunday. -
obtained at 3o3 broadway New.York. ]. c. ANDERS0Ns
g. =. A.. So Beayer.st. New.YoSk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
Gounirn i)roprrin for Sale ano 60 Get
MiIIbrook, Duchess County, New-York

To rent furnished. two cotigrs near MIbrook Inn :
nine each: modern rNr,D.
tiola roads - quantity and quality; high healthy
malaria MOSQUITOES: r,Gr stable for four
horses. paddock, etc. Apply % HENRY j. DAWSON.
Is BrvadwIy Ncw-York CIV.
CALIroENIA ii0 acres Tor salc IN Bartlett Pear Bel:
~ finest climate and mountain wntc
Inquire j. H. GOETHE. sncnmcnto. Cal.
L. LBEKON, MONMOUTH BEACH, STARLIGHT Iai
~ KUMSON NECh.-Ilouses % let furnished catalogues
OH application. -
r. or SALE.-Mod,m house. 40 WordhINcn l.. l.; L.
aud bath all Improvements; steam heat
miles from city Han, y. y; $50 trin,; time 80
minutes: corner plot lOONl7j; price 10000; - OcO
cash. Send for illustrated cir ulaF 70
WNCkOFF & CO.. Woo la.on y. Y.
- NE.-AIIHACrIVE COTTAGE TO RENT furnished
IL or unfurnshed; II water, hath, range.
furnace garden ana stable dc-raby oated
depot and beach. c. r. ANDERSON. 80 Broadway. or C.
FIELD GHiffEN 42d st. ana 4tI.aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
Drooklnn Real Gsialc.

a GREAT BARGA IN-2I0 South 9th-st. brooklyn.
"A L. d.. history brownstone all improvements: hand
som y decorated sanitary plumbing. II. A. LA FETRA,
iOJ Walst.: or TAYLOR & FOX, 10 Bioldway Brook.
Nn.
rVO IFT.-HOC SES-RENTS. 400 AND $40 PER
i year; artistic. 2ia tory hrownsonc and t"rra
Gotta. 10 rooms cabinet finish. mant'l mirrors, tiled
hcarths elegantly decorated furnace In cellar sanitary
homes for grnt"l families; and look
. them: fifteen minutes from Bridge VIA Kings County
Elevated two blocks from Btookyn or Albany station.
naure on premises. Alice Court. Atlantic-ayc TO ;,
and Of AUDEMAItS Si3 Stae-st.. near Bond. 30
D.. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
Ncm Unbllfatlons.

THE BEGINNING OF MISS WILKINs's
FIRST NOVEL.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
FOR NAY.
THE BROWNINGS
ROBERT AND ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWN.
ING. BY ANNE THACKERAY RITCHIE. w.h
portraits and illustrations.
TIE GERMAN ARMY OF TO-DAY
BY LIErTENANTcoLONEL EXSEH. illustrated
by I. DE THULSTRUP.
TIE DAKOTAS.
By JULIAN RALPH. With Map
THE PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
By ANNA. c. BRACKETT.
FROM TIE BLACK FOREST TO THE BLACK
SEA.-Part ".
By r. D. MILLET. illustrated by ALFRED PAR.
SONS and +. d. MILLET
AMERIGO VESPUCCI.
Ey EUGENE LAWRENCE.
FICTION
JANE FIELD. Novel. Part 1. Gy Mary +.
Wilkins. illustrated by W. r. Smcdley
THE WORLD or CHANCE. \ Novel. Part III.
BY William Dean Howclls.
JESSEKIAH BROWNS COCETSHIP. By Ruth Nc.
Emery stuart illustrated.
MALoUIN. BY William McLennaa. illustrated.
POETRY
MATERIALS OF 4 STORY. BY W D. HowelS.-
THE THREE INF1NITTS. BY William Sharp.-TIiE
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EDITORIAL DEPARTMENTS.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR. George William Curtis.
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LITERARY NOTES. Laurence Hutton.
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HARPER & BROTHERS, Publishers.
NEw.YoRK CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
TO BOSTON

LONG ISLAND AND EASTERN STATES LINE.
Solid Pullman Ncstibule train leaves Brooklyn IL. /.
Il. X. station ~. A. NJ daily, except sunday due in
Boston y 80 T.. NJ. Returning train leaves Boston II
o'clock noon Tickets secured at l.. |. r. r. Offices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22


Tho following sales held at the Exchange and Auc
t., 4, aast ieed.,t $40 # 3d.a,c, 95NiOc.11
T. q Matihic,.cn ;GS2j. 49, -.
t-.toiy dwoling- with lot. Nos lot = ~ West
1lGtlst los II LcnoN-ate. lot, @ONlOO1l each
u Butler $50 TOO.
~ II 62d~t. Dot lS.oN7I: MAJ Loietkln. SlepO
t--tnry dwelling. with lot 70 IL West - n =
GlS II ION i,e Dot - GNlooll Loaf. MAY $1,000
3--totg bllldnc with 'ot 40 100 lIudson.t :. %
u Frsnklln-~ Cot - .@,lc'2; T. l. Pierce. $1,000
lots Tay'prair. Wrh-t'r-aNt, -1AlOO 'ich
II Mauo- aud II IIughr- - $50.
i.storv building with lot 80 . 10 3dayc. cor
Il.th ST. lot 2jl1N7J: Jacob Harris 81 200 -
t. 81. = W sth.avc o' ls9N!0O.j: M'Matnn. $1,000.
3-tory house vith lot, 40 229 Eas 53d-st :. -
Il ~ 2d-a,c. lot @iVfCO ;. 4 Kok"r $4,000
2->to~y buildir4. with lot Itt9t" v cor ll9u-
lot .-Nj3 - g3Aju.3 II . pSfrcl ~ SO. 90, o..
i-.tp'V uiidrc~ with lpt~ No. ~ ara 30 IA
l2jh.st 1906 n II Avenue II. lo;, .1NlO53 each.
\ Gutwlic. $500. 800
a..toty building. With lot No lO3 lstave =. isl
70 % 70 23d.-t lot l9.fNCn. ieO il"lti'r $4,000.
lot. Gf,nd THr.rNrfd. ti~k 'front.' "tNefn liuth
ana l4l.t ~. 25Npn erch. n >laN cor. -lI.j-J.
NEWPORT u. l.. PROPERTY.
f.'l'c ~ tho lat. Charlie u Ku>- d. %.
2.~t1ry dwelling nri stable with plot = lani =
tioy-- block front hcff'on Nar-a@a1~ tiNe and W'b
si-t plot ijlNjfi1Ni4s "A5i;j. James Suimn. So
600.
rot u land. W't-i'r.t corner clay--t, go ~
..j.,N22l .2N226 ~'u' lt-rp1~fr -l1Fn
Poo, - land 90 Ntrfagan -.i;-1tr. corner tayst.
22l.GA-2j.jA22l 2>c-J". j. l. I4i:idgc. ~ zoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tic untovortbIe weather somewhat affected the
estate market Yesterday and much Of the property
offered at the Exchange was BID In or wlthdra"h'
James e. Labor offered by order OF the court. in
uartton 40. lCg Ilud sOn-st.. a three-stOry brick
building, with store. standing on n full lot T. lie
Pierce was the buyer at $4,000.
The most important sale made by X. V. lIar-
pdf who offered Caklawn. formerly the home Of
charles H. Russell Tie homestead. stable. and plot
4tax3t1 i'm Web,icr-st., Newport put up. The
bidding ran from $4,000 up 10 $4,000. James still
man was the buyer. plot :26N.2o on the other
side Of Clav-st was then offered, and went 10 the
same buyer for $1,000. similar plot. adjoining the
property of william H. osgo e;., %as then put up
The same auciionccr offered the corner of second
ave and one hundred AM twchhst., this city. The
lot /, a5Iix73. covered 10y four-story brick nat
lIarri, WAS the buyer ut gu 200.
James ;. MapcS offered four lot, in Taylor-aye; ~
Boulevard. They brought from Si05 up to 800
per l0t. . W., ,.,
>ivth.st an hst0r lease. held at ground rent Of
$500 per annnm and fake. The Lot d 10 l7'Nloo'
The same auctonecr offered two two-,tory unfinished
huildnrs gore in Onr-hundrcd and nineteenth St.
Fnllave. II. D. TyToll was the buyer at $i4:s75.
The same nucionccr offered No 229 Fast fihy-
Eot. @cs g E EhSer a sG"sS o lot 3'A
CIornoni L. Chlk,on offered. under foreclosure four
dwellings in West Onohundrc' ard sixteenth ST. being
Nos. 1Of. los. 10 and H. They sold to j. d.
D. = Ingraham & Co offered. under foreclosure. No.
7,s IeNncton-ave four--torv stone front dwelling, on
n Lot l5N7J Wax Lobctkn was the buyer for
81 300
William Kennedy sold q vacant lot IN ohc-illnhifd-
and twenty --ecOnd-s near Tlirdhve III went 10 the
plpiutiT In the proceedings for $3.50.
There was II large crowd nj inc stand NJ n H.
Nuiirr & son when they offered. bv order o. the
executors valuable property I'm First ave. being No
iO3 = ouI->torv brick tenement. win store, st1nd
Ing on n lot 19.1x1OC. n was sold for $4,000 10
Leo IITttrr. a.,
Nos 81 and jiG East Twelfthst., two four story
al I'm
Ing on plot jONi03 were sold. y. Gutwil1g was
The luyer al S2-.4O0.
The same auconecr offered two lots In ono hundred
and ci chit Y .fnuriIst. and Amsterdam ave. Charles
Shuliz tho buyer at 1900.
Tho frontage the Grand Bonlevnrd between
one hund fnuriieth and Ono hundred and forty
first IS. offered. The two corners hronGht 800
and 80 900 respectively. With from $1,000 mp ~
$4,000 for the Interior lots. u. r. Slaw>on wa, the
buyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
Qfatbers.


A EVERETT STONE (Yae). l5e West isth;s;., private
"A. tutor preparation for college Recommended by Rev
Drs. WIN. NJ. Taylor and David II. or
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS. TEApsi.
"A Frs Tutors Goyernesses etc. Of Al branches ,gpP,re
School. 70 Parents acdein ISnsaass spoken. MlEiXM
CoYRIEEE Book Building $50 tnthase. eor. 2ot1.t
A MEXICAN AND FOIsEIGH TEA HERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers, Tutors, ''oNeInesses.
Mrs J. Il. YoUSG.FULroS. 20 Un on square.
ID locaiiy 80 FEE Tor registration Form for sfAnF.
PVHUYSSooS. American School Bureau. w. l4tA.st
FIKsT'cLAss TEACHES su{Ic{do yit4qq, SnsTSs
AGENcY tcstabshcd isso " ktrr :. Ea,, ii6..
= sHoRrHAND AID TYrIiwKiriNG COLLEGE
So Broafwoy. y. Y.
'THE BOOK OF OPEN. AIR SPORTS, octave. 500 page.
ing shootIne bor.n,nck rdne &c GEN. in f,ir Pa.
copy. Published BY The Tribune. Nc"-NorH
i sro Los ANGELS e.. 600 positions niied. Ii. L.
CRoCKFR. y. Y Manager. Lincoln BLDG. CHion So.
AZ ANItD-Ladirs Two primary .,icl,r-. ad. lnc'l
Protestant for school English. French and piano lfo"
ant West Indies French with art or D'sift" 1Ithor
s%suas or a"TI op@ and baa a Simmer %
French and clomentrS piano 'oal win rulr OF Socg-
Methodist preferred violin aud guitar
Gentlemen; Principal Cr public school Ep.coailn. -
head master: oassc, and French south; electrical
French college graduate city plano Nfi"o vocal
teacher for OrdtOno; clascs and English branches Ipis
dy or gentleman college graduate preferred "a, a,so.
c1tc I'm Young ladies' school
'''' III '''"9 MIRIAM C6YElEiE roo1 naiidas,
ljo fhth-aNe., corner 2Oth-st.
xVAXTFD -Tcachcrs immediately: German gentleman
w for school, one hour from New-Iofk L2di'. Md.l-
csl companion. wiling - .p-nd .umr"r az s'a>h.--
sngng ort clocution for September ancc.
Mis-, DONOVAN. Teachers Bureau. 30 East ilfth.t.
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Ciin proprrin Go Ert.

A SELECTION or DESIRABLE 2O.n and medium
a -iI,i houses j1th-,t. patkayr.; W. jJth 80.
" 5lstst 81, and 9th ayes. and oJI St others rents
'-''' EIEEE : son COL shave. ncrr 5ad.st.
y ELEGANTLY FrENISIIfD 5@D-Sr. (ncar 9TH.
n ave- rc-incncc, $1,000, several others adjoining
Madison and 9th cheap considering the quality To-
cation EIkER 4 son. GGl shave. near j3d-,t.
e. o00 y GEN TO LEASE from MAY !; No
- .,)UU no W'~t SSth--t Three story. with
tension cabinet mantl, hardwood trim hand deco
rated elegant chandeliers; ali Improvements In perfect
order. Seen by permit ONLY Apply t.
FRANK l.. FISHER & CO..
ItG Columbus-lNc. Stst.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
Central Railroad Of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, BaItimOre& Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For Philadelphia 800. 7.l5, 300 1000. li.3o, M.
with dining car 100, 2.lJ, $50, with dining car 800,
300 600. 80 y. l2lJ night sundays 300.
10 30. ! 80 a. No. with dining car. 13O, $780, With
dining ear 300 800 p. M. 1918 night. - ~
Tor Baltimore and Washington daily at 800 1l3O a. M,
niyht.
Pasor Cars Oh Day Trains. Seepers Night Tains.
For heading, Harrisburg, POttsve. etc. at 40 a.
80 100 300 except INttSyr 7.3O. Harrisburg
D. M. 2.lJ night except SATURDAY night. sundays 1l3Q
a. H.. 30 except Harrisburg, 800, except
Pott.,illc, 600. except Harrisburg mp; NJ.
l2l5 night. For Sunbury, Lew,burg ana WillianspOr,
night. except saturday night. Sundays, p. m. 1918
For Fnston 400. 7.15 sf5 a. M. l. 40. 5.45. 7so
Snnday 40 100 a. NJ Loo S CSn5p m; An
715 - A. M 90. 40. ID 80 D. m, 10 Allentown.
Sundays 40. 700 a. m. 100. $50 D. m.
For Wilkesbarre Pttston and Scranton. s.45 q. m:
For Heh Bridge Branch, e.i5 q. m. 100. 40 D N.
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands. 40 sl5 Ills
a 100. 40, 600 D. m sundays, except Freehold,
For Fed bank Long Branch and points South Point
only) 400 40 COO D. SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove
and Asbury Park 900 a. m. 400 D. m.
For LAKEWOOD.
Al 4.so. SIS a. m. 80. 3.i5, 40 m.
Toms River. Barnegat Park and Barnegat, 40, SIS
For Atlantic CITY vineland and Brdseton $50 a a..
For Monmouth Beach and seabrighs 49, SIS Ills
a IN. 100 and 400 p. m.
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For LAKEWOOD.
Trains leave above station via
LE7HIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West,

SO a. m. 80 p. m Sundays. 7.3s D. m.
aS' Ea'tOa ao 100 sl5 !, ,d a. 100 Us stS STA.
1880, 3. IS. DID, 80 IN. Sundays, Sis LOO
q. m. $40 7.3s y. m.
For Halleton. SIS 1890. 3.45. 7.so .. M Sun.
Eor W2kesbsfre. Pi.tstoa and scranton SIS . y.
ESQ. 3Ij, 7.30 p. sundays, except Scranton
73s p. M
For Elmira. SIS a. M; 1880. 80 D. m. Sundays.
7.SS p.
Ticket, and paror can be procured at Nos IL IT,
o35 2G as 94i. il4O, 1923 Bway. 81 Eas. 14th.st
7S7 6th 26f Yves, l25th.st. 1874 East 25h.st New.
York Courtst 500 Fu1n-st, 9s Broadway BROOKLYN.
New YORK Transfer Co. viii cell check
from hotel residence TO destination
a. \. MCLEOD, {. o.. HANCOCK
Prcs't Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

Railroads.
Pennsylvania
q RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWA of AMERlC CA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&InterlOcking Switches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DesbrOsscs and COriIandt streets,
On aud infer FEBRUARY 9TH, 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
300 4. Mnrrl!m,n yruouie sleeping and Paflor Cars
indianapolis, II &C a. M Chicago % ?. m. and ST.
1e g s g1 q next day Connects also i0 iO'suO
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 4 W. ompo-ed exclusively Of Pullman Nestlbule
Drawing ana STATE Room. sleeping Dining, smoking
and ooYr,ation Car. Ere,enting hnNcal report,
.eSos adlc, maid. baroershcP library and ali the con-
movable ctric lights Arrive, Cincinnati 40 m.
I". ii5 S c>. dax H''S0 80 d. II" anu D.
IT. LOU, AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
.To a b ye;: IT'D: seeP9s car; from N s"
Cincinnati Pas nfeF coach New, IorS to C9lunhg, +;
D. m. neNt day.
TIE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS.
2i0O r. M.-Pullman Ncstlbule Sleeping Dining Smok.
ing and Pennsyiyania Railroad Vestibue Passenger
Coache, IRON Ne".York 20 Chicago Arrives in Chi
TIE WESTERN IMPRESS
$50 r Mro%a4 y.atsqo Sleeping car NswYoT
and rqf e 70 fnmGG sS %s fsaSo nsSaa a
go M. Chlsaso 92o p m neSt da, o1d s.; t tSqi'
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
mn iptfIy nom, X,rN IA
y5sso 5 NgTio % MenPn, o MA the s1s"aaia1n
Cleveland 555 p % mex, day ,V and Ga aS i.o
90 a. ~ second morning Connects tot Toledo laIy.
aao r. ESpr; d9y H Through s HG
mend a,9 p3o,iie Il r. -, o,,,
'po Y Win @; S2 G Bas '@a ONO
300 = M-Sh;nondorh Valey ENprs, dhly5 win
Via Kno>,le Chattanooga ani birmingham.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE sOrTH.
1o.ioA. ". Washington Limited Express" Of Pill
Coaches. nmiagCar TO Baltimore every weekday. ar
s2o F. t coSsrc.. 10" Limited" of pullman
wan r g IS T "a m and so D a4 dr Ecnd usual
N'S''' 90 hNerf' sG 90 and S 90 and %
Gi5 and s. a. mr., iso. co. and Zoo p
For Atlantic Cy: 80 p M, weekdays. with through
Buffet P.ror Cars and Coaches.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
NsSs sas LIN DIV Mi and 10 10
LimItca Win D,nngCar and II 800 am 70 20 l9S
and . 100 p m. and Il IS night Aecomnodauon
IL 10 a. NJ 40 and 200 p, m. SUNDAYS Express
CD 30 . 100 80 40 90 Limited and 10 90 a.
200. 100. 80. 90, so. 90 end . 90 ,; m and
10 10 nlght Accommodation ) :00 aud 100 p. M
For Time o. tNns 70 local ponc' on ne Pennsy
as Hl;e'f a. syS% apply SaS e g. EHs ss;
House. t2d-st ard Gh.aNe., 1874 EnSt i2oth-st:, 2a
West 125thst. 25l Columbu,.aVe.. and foot OF Dos
bro.scs and Cortlandt Courtst $50 Fulton: 81.
0S Brodw0y and BROOKLYN Annex Station. loot OF tu-
ton-st. brooklyn; 10 Hudson-.t. Iioboken; Station,
Jersey CITY.
The Ne~York Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through b. destination
CIIAS. T.. PVGU J H. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.

station foot Of Liberty ST.. North River
Time Table in effect April II. 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

The tenth volume Of scrhncrs Magazine" has been
added to the line Of It's predecc sos. To those who have
read 1t month by month there is little need Of calling
attention 10 the things witch proved attractive in
its pages. The phases of life represented arc mani
fold; and there are not few articles which viii be
scanned FOR a long time to come in the search for
Information not readily found elsewhere. 1t would
not be easy to pick up for example the information
that one gets at a glance tile study Of "Odi
American Homes" There is also much that is Of
mere passing interest," a growing quantity in maya
zine literature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

Record Of Scientific Progress Is the title of n
convenient book Of reference, edited by Rober; Grim
shaw and issued by the Casse. Publishing Company
1t contains classified collection OF facts respecting
new inventions and discoveries and new achievements
In the application Of scientific knowledge 10 the want,
OF life. The author purposes apparently TO make the
book the beginning OF an annual series
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

rIgfIe.ntn E1uon not PAD. tor Zoe. or ,L,iLp,.
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why j. Falls OF
i Turns Grey, and tie Remedy BY Prof. ia ELEY
PARKER A. NJ. LONG & CO. 1913 Arch.st. Phla.. Pa
Every should read this little book -hthenaeum