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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-09-13
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
THE sCEPTIC OF SAMOsATA.

SELECTIONS FROM LUCIAN. Translator py ElIy
James Smith. PIP. xiv. 2s' harper " hro"'o'''
In an age when speculation in every degree OF value
down n inter worthessness is rife upon matters OF re-
ucion matters Of science society morals poi'ce anu
all things that interest human beings. nobody can 90
better service than to remind the world OF Luclsn'
aus very name is laughing rebuke TO those who con-
h,se opnIons with matters OF fact DON'T prheVe
everything Won hear ne seems TO say 10 us across
Che ages don't believe old stories simply because theF
.rc old nor new ones simply because you never near"
tbem BEFORE some injustice has been zone 10
Iucian,s memory by comparing him with Noitaire
Tho latter rs Gibbon has remarked, was caPiDie OF
taking far from sane views Of things that he dshRed
Iucan does not appear ever to have lost MS gooo
roture II he makes fun Of Socrates it Is in gcnh
WOW which that animated interrogation point
a. no had been alive. would have enjoyed
as Thoroughly as Lucian himself. lie is
MT altogether revsrent toward the memory oil
1Ieodotus but at the same he furnishes the ant'doe
Cor his own scepticism. 1t IS a matter OF common
observation that whenever anybody has horoueh'y
,nnractica able theory or, Burns would say ronS-
d., Wild of his own to vend respecting antiquity ne
,sn.v clears the way for 1t by an attack on Herooo
tins That Is Just the way Of Lucian IN his lrue
sI,sorv but he he'd the grace lacking In others 10
GOV The one true statement shall make Is TINS mat
everything say will be ne" The selections IN this
yo,ume are we'll chosen and well Translated, but they
furnish pleasant suggestion rather man an adequate
view OF Lucian's writings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MR. scUINLERs ARCHITECTURE. y

Mr. Montgomery Sclmycr's point OF view In MS VoF
ume american Architecture" (Hsrper & Bro'peis''
is one from which IL is recognized that the ohi! p'
ciple upon which good architecture can De Daseu 10
the principle that architecture and building are hot
independent OF EACH other. that they form one art
together. A building much more than painting
m q stotns IL q CREATION The perfect building Is
a perfect organism a work OF art In which every oeii
performs It's essential function-not in the lhuauou vi
something else but I'm the fulhment OF a purpose
which bears exactly tho same relation 10 tCc "hoio
that every word does to the sentence OF which IL Is
a part There can be wheels within wheels. lnero
can be imitation Of natural objects In commentators
rs Of flowers I'm a belt course, OF the human ngus
In n caryatide; but tbs imitation is only Incidental
In a word. there was a really great puiluihe'
whether a temple a cathedral. town hall or o"eh
Ing in which the problem had not been renuceu 10
IFS simplest rather its most strictly Indispensable
terms and those terms handled with exact rel
erenoe to their interdependence To add that In no
spch building did the architect fail to OBSERVE
the rule that TO bring In foreign mo"'o
Is as bad as to misplace native one
Is TO carry the discussion into the region VI
style and inevitably to assume the a'''uue Vi
prst Perceiving the memorable facts of the situa
tiop that American architecture Is intensely eclectic
and promises to develop steadily along the lines OF
eclecticism Mr.. Schuyler breaches no lnhcxioe
academic gospel when he touches upon style; he
seems willing to tolerate what might be called the
roultilinrnal expresson OF architectural ideas pro
vded the quotations from the Classic the Renaissance
or the Gothic are correctly and tastefuly made
He condemns the bad grammar OF our so'ah0N
Queen Annie architecture, its profusion OF features
that arc absolutely irrelevant, that seem TO De ro
duced for no reason save that they are interesting
in themselves Here he shows the separation ID
the architects mind OF the artistic ana bmioins III
stincts. of the pictorial and constructive Mcuue''
Intent upon making picturesque facade the de-
s,cncr nuts q plaster here panel there, mouiohg
somewhere else without rejecting for moment as
10 whether any OF these "decorations' VIII 40 any
thing toward expressing the character OF the mousse
mr. not one OF the pleasantest things Mr. schuyler
has to say is that commercial ana domeSuc aIo"'
tecture IN the West they have no eccieslasuc"i
architecture OF importance there), Western as 10 Is IN
countless cases. is yet much more often free lron
restless Illogical and OBSERVATIONS charsoVerisu"s
than dwellms in the East would suppose Mr.
Richardson's influence has been largely resPohsioe
for this Mr. Schuyer's influence Is thrown on inc
same side as Mr.. Richardson's, and as MS arguments
nre forcible and he presents them with many az
engaging turn OF phrase his book should do good
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nEcoRnEp MoRrGAGEs.

ncr5y ce4 rf se,sso4 ts.I. es5o F"'S
Boich John and viz to wia l. Flanagan. TRUSTEE. =
9th, istayg yer - 900 B., s,,o,oo, nah
rock, 50 % wi..';.s ia-,.i, 500 ,.,,..,,
caT J,a and vie - rh5e~ i knapp o.. 81 rus.
tcr. .J-l-st. AEst' dau-nyr. 5"ls g morris.
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Lpc-hann. johanna " to feontard Nesel 40 ic27
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sialtoa-,,. v coenh.e-.t year, 5000. ...- -.
n v coz lO3tst and Arelrfdan-ay" dsH and ssi coo.
toson. safM T. "n No'PaneE. 9th't q
fiich benjamin. T. An"ic T. nio"n. cntral.aye.
Cra.smac4 KAle sn4 ano. - Fannie Meyer ,
il ,dcrmano. Tr,d, lex ana VIE To William Amend.
Potter P.ace. 50 oi new ';~et. - }cars. 1000.
Rfvrg,o1..t +; ,..r, - 600
Junr. Annie Chiri.- Tyson. lot 100 map OF
Jaco5 william u .nd ~ifc to Jane. Il Smith. n :
KRONER. Sy,c,tf IT a.. % Harlem savings Bank.
u lastst tourtlsndt-aNc. mortgages. year.
Kl- E~acdlct To FrcdorIc j Mddclank. Horny.
Ka4(r. EeniaGin T. Caroline ilu6cr ga Clinton..t.
TcHr 'Grrce. to William II Wright and ano 5
J~inings- CnionA{c. rcsr 5000. 49,,
L'agh Ni'e@a, to Dennis Lynch - fsth-'t iim.
Mooaa' william T. T. d ii,'' Moyn'n' $ i27'h.
Ncbuhr Henry + and wif TO Edgar Logan. h 1tith-
~. - Au.t"ltau-aye. / year 5000
Same t. rpaa. T. Sturgeon. iiith-,t. Of Amst"r
daf1.aNc. "ypt ~ 900.
Neppcr Francis. to Merry Mullen No Downinr't
years. 81 OfD
Nous Octiyu. J. Alfred Clark general guardian
ctc. r. Sth and l37tAff. ? years. ais 600.
OcLs. Martin y cad wife D. the Dry Dock savings In
-ttgt0n etc., IIou-pn-t ~ Ave-i year. $4,000
ihillps. VIM II. and wife "a John Bgolow 81 a. = =
j7ei-st % of Maf.,ou-sv" > years. $4,000
Same 10 lA7a~l VI Pond 81 oil. executors and trustees
5.th-s'. q MaGl.ou years. 80 600.
IDstqIthai. David. and Wiz Ruben Kuhensten. n
eiti-st % ~ 2d-iNc. $1,000,
;odrr Wni & a. Ch4s n Russell. r. 81 al trustees n
12d.st. of West End ave 3 - ars, 40 600.
Rankin John. - Wn l.snnk. n Sithst . ~ Coum
bus-tNr. ! year. $1,000
simpson. Maria s to Walter NJ Parker n ) 36,h.st
Of shaw / year. - 600.
saul. il.nry. cN-fN. Christlana Saul l2st-st
3dayc. 200.
Stia-lmurger Henri. 10 United States Trust ComInnv
-th.a,r. f2tth Il. wears. &l2 COO.
Stern, LOul-, a. ,tinr 1tI-svc. l2Sthst YEAR,
$1,000.
smith George A. % M.hrof Bros Brick Manufacturing
Co l25th-st lOthayr. y"ar 1896.
Stinwtl. Sarah 4, b. Trustees 0f Astor Library, 80
West a@d H. 3 vrnr.. sos 600.
SrrIclner. Joseph aud wife o. German savings BinA
se'h, Avenue i. etc. l year, 10 mortgages
49, OGO
Hall James = Building co. % Annie T. Dreyfuss :
55tl-.t. o. C0umbu--aNc. years. 5000.
Talnan Jacob u. 10 Cornelius 4 T1llman, n : 5Gth
st. 7travc . wears. slGOO0.
Van Schlick. Sarah Il, 10 John II Edclmevcr and an
other. 7ist.st l0th-av" instaimcnt- ~ 800.
It. corner Coumbusavc years $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20

A THE HAEGEE WAREHOUSE SHAVE. FROM
"A 3Sd 10 3ithst, storage for furniture baggage goods
and wares Of every deerpon In seperate closed conpar
ncts. always accessible during business hours boxing
packing. shipping and everything sppcrslDng u INC
hs5dllng property alrnded " estimates furnished
and inspection Invited. Once. 900 West 34th-st.
TRuEkS, SlLVERWAkE, paintings and all classes OF
vauabies inis RUS "a cold storage insured against
cabinets sI,ecisl rates for security safes.
CENTRAL PARK SAFE DEP CO,
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM

station loot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table in effect April II, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The market at the Real Estate Exchange YESTERDAY
showed great signs Of weagncss, and nearly al 'n'
property put up was bid in withdrawn H. v
Harnctt sold No. 81 East ODe-hundred and-t"o",'
nlnth-st., three-story private d"enihs VI
o.x,oo Tho nroperty forms the corner OF Madison
ave The bidding ran from $4,000 up 10 q, DIV.
stephen LoyejOy the buyer. Peter r. MEYER
otsyed under foreclosure No. ,702 Pnrk-ave., nVe
story donbie brick apartmeni-house with stores; IL
odd for $4,000 TO the plaintiff In the proceedings
Smi,b a. Rvan withdrew No. 35s West Twenty eighth
s a th1ysp story brick dwelling on ot 21.5x9se AZ
II had been sold 1T private sale for 917cO me sano
ancfiorcr sold under foreclosure No q West Ninety
dfth-sr n threc-etOry brick dwelling on hot 1Txloo.
J. Cornett was the buyer for $4,000. Louis Lese
has sold no $40 Past Eighty sevcnth-st, fourstory
brick fat and lot osx1OO, for 923,O0O.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w hSr - ShVkE RAILROAD. ,.,
as follows and 90 minutes earlier from foot Jays T.
daily. except sunday. wei OF c9eyman's Junction.
7io \. NJ. Dolly for Albany; daily. except Sunday
Montreal
1000 A. M:-Daily for Newburg Albany Utica syN
cagO daily. except seturday. for Toroato e"'
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euse Rochester. Buffalo Nagan Falls. Detroit. Chi.
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MAMLksLKAw LOCALS. PAS. $ :45 p. NJ.
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Secpng-cars for Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto De.
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R0CKLAND Lake,

R0CKLAND Lake,
GRAND AUCTION SALE,
TUESDAY, APRIL 26, Il o'clock.
VIM E. TAYLOR. AUCTIONEgR.
HUDSON RIyiR AND LAI>E VIEW
RTItRN hoT VIII ra a,a the M366FEIr A an
Ia1 s. VEST SHORE R. FOO.
TiSS fI Yp HEHtTMY n iSl
,a%%s Ds a .pNE : aas .pFcT
a sSS p above T Tic
BEAUTIFUL views Of Sing s1 s, lar ass HSs
spd . Lake ' on e FERNS EASY Send for
ROtkLAND LAKE, ). y.
wM. f. TAYLOR. aucuoneer, Haeken-"eN. ~ j.
RICHARD V. HARNErT 4 Co. Auetoneers
AVN sell at Auction at the Read Estate Exchange and
Auction oGq sos, % p Il ~ iss2 :. Il ocoSh
noon by orcr OF Executors. to close an estate al the
he lac clttRLi:s II. RUSSELL. ESQ e NEWPORT
'4sS The 6aa ioSS oSs'Sd division containing
pa coo square feet OF land. with large sstoy and base
10. c. on Nasraeansett Avenue
Lot D. on Webster Street each containing over $4,000
The hSa.e is Completely furnished and the furniture
will BE- sod II dy4I ed az private sale.
per OF the purchas. money remain on
Mortg~x- for three years AZ 1--WE cent win
privilege payment am previous time on sixty days
notice.
Photographs 0, the houe aad OF portions Of tho grounds
and maps moor plans % thc house. showing
dlneu sons and % etc. and al par
tcusrs DE- obtained az Ao ONCE OF the Auct0neTs
u 3 Iaboty Street, al he Oflce Z Messrs
Jcnuing. { Ru.sou Attorneys Tor the Executors. No
? %aVau street New York city.
mo EXECUTORS reserve N" fght withdraw the
property any par, thereof. from public sale
CHARLES II. RUSSELL. JR..
EOBEI.r :. HONE
GEORGE MAtrILLOCH MILLER. EA'Vuuo''
JOHN W. ArCHfSCLOSS
DETrR r MEYER AtCTfONEER.
i ADEGAN ". MULLER son
will s0ii A. elton
WEDNESDAY. NPRlL q 1872.
st IL oco,k. ~ uie Real Estate Exchange.
- Ebrrtv->t..
four. story and basement brick House. with lot,
No 2ib WEST iGrH ST
Maps &c. AZ Tho aurt.oneer's. ! Pncht
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Mem pnblltallons.
NEW AND REVISED EDITION.
TESS OF THE D'URBERvILLES.

IErSS VI 11E ~ ib|i<'''
A Pure Woman. Faithfully Presented BY Ihomas
Handy Author Of 1.-The Woodanders,' "A Lsodceal'"
etc Illustrated Post svo Cloth. Ornamental 81 90
Nav Edition thoroughly revised and considerably eX'
handed by the Author, according to the latest Engnsh
edition
Thomas Hardy's masterpiece sadder tale OF pure
woman faithfully presented" one rarely reads IL ID
crandIv written to fulfil it, noble object. deep
and vital social and moral truth pcrvades this magic
s,ory The book should be placed upon the shelves
Of every whie Gross socety library in is and other
corptries-Churchnan. y. y.
One of the great novels OF the century-N Y.
Mall and Express.
In ress of the D'Urbervles' Thomas Hardy exhibits
the strongest and respects the best. Dece Of
literary work that left his pen.-Phadepha
Ledger.
Published by HARPER & BROTHERS. New-York
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States. Canada. Mexico. receipt Of the price
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILw1i

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6rnchcre.

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New-YOrk. Tuesday, April 10.
-rh. following salo. were held at the Real Estate and
Auction Room todsy
j.storv building with lot. No. l.7o2 Parkavs 5.
% # ll9th-st lot 25xO Henrietta L Bo2ert slsU0o
S.sory dwelling. win o; No p west soth.st ooN >
3.steIy dwelling with lot. No. 50 Fact i29th' St
corner MadsOn-sve. lot 35x9911. stephen DoVeoy,
81 500. 90 ,o. 80. . hus,,n
sales Of lot West 53d-st 10th-aye. ana building
with lot No. 5S7 lstave. 34ust' were aa'o"'ne" "
April 30 and MAY g. respectively 49, a., o-., . .
sales OK dwelling. with lot, No. III West oth.st e
1Oth.ave. and dwelling with lot No. l3 Fast o4cist
W Lcxngton-ave. were adjourned to April Il ana ~
respectively
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TO BOSTON
AMID EASTERN CITIE,

LONG ISLAND AND EASTTRN STATES LINE.
Soud Pullman vestihple train leaves Brooklyn H. l..
X ~ station l.1 u. NJ daily. except SUNDAY due in
Boson y no T.. NJ. Returning train leaves Boston 10
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Jnstrurflpn

For Young Ladies-City.
ID oARDING and DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. No. CO.,
ID Fifth Avenue. Rev. Dr. and Mrs Charles H. Gardner
THE MISSES ELY's
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
formerly Of Columbia Heights, Brooklyn)
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. s5th and seth sts. New-York
For Boys and Young Men-City.
sPRNG nS c IA l IN o EeTA q Of s .9s Re.
CITY NewYork. consisting Il Lectures EAcurs9as
and ss ssar o % Of the ' College lie
p a ct. on THURSDAY. ,Dril IS. at D.
For dEa ilsIliSuiHiIHsN 'i IESsrRucnoS COMMITTEE
Above address.
SIyEKsIII GlSAMMAK SCHOOL 1'7s Broadway
Miscellaneous
DvICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free 70 par
M ss sc. A.eaS s sfs5fd Bd ns'
For Young Ladies-Country.
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ladies' ssth year S%Stn ssR p ps ssl
& r AGNES SCHOOL, ALBANY. n, Y~Under the
SSuIs. Of s WSen from Sc Ta 500
year. For catalogue address st. Agnes School,
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A DIRONDACKS! CAMP CEDAR--SUMMER SCHOOL
"A for under 1G Of June 30 10 Sept ~
Only ten boys For circulars address
T.. ID. MONTANYE Trenton n. j.
DORDENTOWN (N. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE
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DoYs' SUMNER VACATION HOME; heolthfl pleas.
Dant and happy Christian home; from June 10 70 sep
S. w. ROBERTSON. Gilmanton. n. H.
EASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Poughkeep,ie ~ Y.
E)p all the Thorough instruction In Bookkeeping.
banning, Commercial Law, Pennenship Iorrcspondencc.
Arithmetic. Sc Telegaphy Stenography Typewrtng &c.
notice no charge for situations furnished Send for catfg
ELMwOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS at Milford. Conn
Il Parents VINO unfortunate in he management o.
their will do well profit by the ADVANTAGES offered
BY this school the school is in SESSION durn. the entire
year fisA->h VI. NV +, sup
JrREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold. \. J. :; 45th year;
College preparation specially; business. nigh school
and classical courses
OUGHKEEPSIE MILITARY INSTITUTE, Twenty
ninth year. Prepares for college, scientific schools
and busi6,ss. T. BAY NIvEK, B. A., Prime pal
Poughkeepsle. n. Y.
& CMMER SCHOOL FOR BoYs ~ the Catskil
- Mountains Grand Hotel Station Ulster Co. N I;
Send for circular School opens June lst Address til
then Rev. E. b. RICE. \. n. Rector. Jamaica. y y.
n, ne PEEK SKILL MILITARY ACADEMY PeesSEill.
L New Yoyk.-6Sth Send for illustrated catalogue"
JOHN y. TILDEN. 4. NJ. NJ. d. Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20

For Young Ladies-City.
ID oARDING and DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. No. CO.,
ID Fifth Avenue. Rev Dr. and Mrs Charles II. Gardner
PHincipsls Mrs. Gardner author OF HistoTy In Khyme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-20
Anrtion Sales.

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-29

The Bankers Reporter gives some in
teresting statistics which make food for
reflection for the student of the all alb
sorbing question of labor and capital.
There are nine Americans who possess
from $50,00O,OO0 to Sl50,0C0,000, and
perhaps thousand who are worth a
million or more. The Duke of West
minister, who possesses the largest for
tune in foreign land, is worth about
$60,000,0 600, and Queen Victoria, who is
the richest monarch in the world, is
worth only $15 100000.