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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
A FRIGHTENED LADY.
She Thought She Had Heart
Disease and Rushed
10 the Doctor.
She Learned Fer Mistake, ana MISC
Discovered just what 10 Do'

A Ncw.York lady recently called her physician IN
quite q state Of mind. She had experienced quite mum
Der q spells OF papitcon. accompanied by eA'fcuo -
vousncss and was certain she had heart Hse',''
The wse Old Gcd hor some "a -ion" "h'l s'
answered Then he smiled and sad: my Gur n'0a''''
n you I've til YOU dc q heart diseise you VIII say "
this world good many yen yet. what "a" you -
nervous cNhau-on 40 woman IN tha-c days con b''"i
the coasec-s round Of domestic AMI social duties "o'
feeling their chau,tng Effects These oi-aerce'1e SS
toms arr aggravated ly very mode OF living is'o'
your nervous system to good. healthy co-"on anu you
VII ind both health and strength The "o'lhS ~
unfortunately did not give cie" 10 the means Nv VIM
Thu, desirable state of Affairs could be- fea irl '"n -
done so he would have recommended a other ~ ''"'s
have done that great discovery OF PrI~-or Iheip7' ="
Dartmouth c llcrc--Pa.nfs celery co"iound'
What this graf remedy Is doing for the sick tho o'
bniated and rundown may be gathered iIo the ioo""s
words from Mrs Jennie T. Day, who resides NJ '''''
Grove. y. J. She raid.
81 had that tired laneud feeling, with ambition ana
Oppetlte and s'so very nervous and h'o p'u
aches. distressed feeling on my Iei1 sue
below my breast which troubled ne 30 that coHG ho'
lie on tha; side. | was compelled TO always H' Oh -.
right side. flr soon Os ! would lie on te o'n-r s''
would ge: "a IA that ovid almost prevent ny b at'lng
And in the DAYTIME II cSecd mys II iF HNcp'NE' ~
in env wav would be such distress that would have
70 ct riaht dovn-ccud not move. and could hardly
breathe This lasted sometime Tor two hours Ine doc
tor could not cure But now, oit,r Using one O'''s
OF Tanes celery compound lie on ny leit sac al
night without any trouble, and caa also sweep ana
seldom have tic Distress whom be r. took The coHpouh"
had It oil the tine. Panes crerf COMPOUND cDf'A "
OIL l supposed his trouble incuaDe, 0nd came from
NV heart d, ny farer was troubled In the zane way
vas also afnctod with mysterious trouble 20 dat when
lay down the af.raoo to b,fc nap II lay on NV
back could my lins. heT ,eencl 70 ee cr'"h
TO- and when got UP could not stand Sp"cthinS .."o
craiuIs. But after Using tn compound mat trouble a'
a.o DISAPPEARED Ny nervousness 10, gone. and fel
wei and strong ranrs celery compound has done all
this for me. and oh. how ! lrs -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. 20 Specal).-It looks as II there was
developing sort of fight In lard between the
Cudahy Wright patty one hand and falriank the
other The latter has lard bought for November, De
cember and january. The CuGahy Wright party have
lard sold for these months but bought for May. TO
days developments rather confirmed the impression Of
Tuesday that the provision market pretty nearly
at tie top for the tirc being anyway. The Cudahys
continue to sell January product and buy for May.
There were 81 900 hogs 10 day; the estimate for
Thanksgiving Day 10000. Everybody comedies
that The outcome stll depends altogether the hogs
but IL begins TO look as If there going TO be
OF these. January pork sold between IA 10 and
Sll 90. and closed at IA 40; January Lard between
- 20 and ~ 81. and closed s. IS January ribs be.
tween 81 ~ and - 3D. and closed at ~ ~. Wheat
weak. NAV sold from n 5.s 10 - t. ana closed
at - cents. BIadstreete big increase In the avail
able 41i4OOC bushels started Il lot OF selling. The
news from the Northwest su bcarsh Mnneap-
oils and Duiuth had 80 cars. Here there were ii
cars; the estimate for Thursday 49, cars. De-
ceinber got t. . 15 cents discount under MAY. Corn
was all day within range Of IS cent May sold
from ~ Ia to d. 81 cents, and closed ut the bottom
NCr! that Tho canal had frozen over at some places
was against the price Receipts were l7s cars: the
estimate for Thursday, liz cars. Charter were mad.
for 10000 bushels oats E"pt within Il range of 4
cent. May sold between 30 and % 81. and closed az
50 5 cents. FlaXsecd was frn-Dcccmbcr, ! % IL
Nay. 81 10 "a TO S1.17. Charters made for
1875 900 bnshels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24

opinion OF so powerful a body as the Society Of
Authors. British authorship ought TO be content to
he illumined and guided. Mr.. Rus;ns health Is
eaid to have put him out of the question. why
Tho Office is purely honorary. and if Mr. Rusiln be
i'll. as fear he if, his name ard fame are III full
vigor. And Mr. Swinburnc? What Is there, when
all is sand. 10 make Mr.. Swinhurne an impossible
or undesirable President? There are several
other men now living Of whom II may be said that
they comply with the canon that an English writer
should 10 a writer OF English. Mr.. George Mere
dith is not one of them.
But is il true that tho business OF the Society
Of Authors is pre-eninently fiction? have looked
over the list of the Council; no list of members is
accessible. but the Council may be supposed 10 be
fairly representative OF the general body, number
nr in all about nine hundred. There are fifty-livc
members of the Council OF these, not more than
twelve are noveligts or would be generally rccoG-
pized as novelisrs or writers OF fiction. There
are AT least thirty who are not in any sense nov
clists and there is a resduum Of names not to be
classified without some research Does this look
as if the business OF the Society were pre-elnl-
nentlv fiction? ? True the most energetic member
of the Society its life and soul If not its creator
i a novelist, Nj Besant. But there is nothing
that know of to justify the contention that from
lin. or from the Council fiction gets more than its
fair share Of attention. q. W. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE or PRICES
The crude petroleum market was without feature
yesterday. There We're no sales at the stock EX-
change, and only 1000 barrels dealt In at the
Consolidated Exchange in options The tone was
weak IN sharp contrast 90 the markets Of the two
preceding days Prices Iang,d from u ID cents 10
81 cents. against 81 cents Tuesday evening. The
OH CITY mar.et was relatively hrmer.
Refined oil WIS unchanged AT 30 cents In barrels.
90 cents in bulk and O.3O cents IN cases. Foreign
quotations were: Antwerp - francs; Bremen. 300
marks London. ga.
The Exchanges win be closed untl tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

-, =. l. Il, y. y - + M O. L.S,ss a. "a.
lows ana 10 earlier, from H. Fsanl1inss y II
$3.50 4. li.-liii! Tor NewDur-A. Kingston. Apan!i
daily L. sunday west %. tO.ynan', j..
-it5 \. M.-Dsy for Albany except sunday Montreal
o.l5 A. u. for oSny, Ciiea, syracuse hScnss
SATURDAY iog Toronto.
''i ttca H. We ny p' ''''A''' 'V'
5S9 F. B Ry fox except Po sH2a' on Gr ' r.
cu~c. Rochester Bu'ao. NiteSrs Falls Toronto d
tolt Chicago, -. Louts. =,
6,3o =. VI. Daily. except Sunday for Ne"buFsh AZ
s,,S p. VI. Daily Tor Albany. ttca syracuse Reches
Ter Rui'ao. Niagaa Falls, Toronto. Detroit Chi:sH
u tXrR>rRAw LOCALS. 2:i5 Is 10 p. NJ
NEwBURG LOCALS. 30. 10 10 a. NJ, as 4:@
Sleeping ears Tor Bufalo; Niagara Falls TOrenA
Detroit CHICAGO all through trains
sDsily fo~ uckctS. timetables parlor and seepns
car accommodations o. information. apply ofces; BIoot
lvn 333 Mashncton-st. 72O fut0l-st., Annex ORC.
foot OF Fulto0st Ncw-Yo.k CITY, 27l, ll3 S6S ,I ~
ale Broatway. li3 Bowery, 81 last lith.st.. 10 We
C. +. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
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CfGcbers.


-orTT, STONE. \. y. (Yse), Ii. D. tSoIui.r
'taI j5l 5th-aye.-PriSate tutor. Long anu SUI
,r, 'e.oerencc In preparing young men for coleBs.
,.l, ADIAIE oNpcricnccd tutor, wishes pr
80 nupils PrcmrprOI Tor college So istc,
80 et rtnce, DR. YALE, Boa - Tribune On'0'
'.,>.r ffoao.rnan i'm Classic, Crin. Coli, Duoh
4 a. rv.~ rienceI tutor, G,.ifr, pfNste pupils,
"a an ~ Mem. 1913 East 1Oth-st.
,,ToFT.IIOT and PHYSICAL CULTU RF-Ciiss ahu
l., Hgtyat, Instruction. Mrs.. MARTIN, Hotel BLOCH
10, Il Iol West Sotl-st. Nc"-NorH city.
,RT.XCH oad GERMAN TEACHER, perfect Iinsais ,
dc,re- few pupils; Wiling 20 iom classes ~ ron
,er.atlon moderate prices hgh's reference nN''0
L., Tribune once.
vyEEuAN DEISIE.i:. \. T.. Coumbia. Fast 49th;st
IL Private tuition; SIX years experience In pfeP"''"N
Students fur college and scientific school.
~, an FISH Trcn,rP Ag,nci..-Nc'e or,. Boston, CAi
l caro- Los ANGELES. &c; 5000 positions nlrd H. L.
CI,OCKER. \. Y. Manager. 20 Jth-avc. ll5th-sc! --
ny ANTED DEPOSITION kndc tncr VISITING COY
W crucs,; city or country. Address - BOX D. LID
me Odcc.
Al, ANIED-Tor positions IN good American families.
w French and German goNc.nca.s ana nuI'ett t,,u
,-e-. Can with references, MILAN 'VA i'lii'' D.
Rock G,llG'nc $50 jfh-avc.. coz. 9oth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
FOR LAKEWOOD
Proposals.
NrrICE OF CHIFF OrARTERMASTER

A FFlCE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASTER
~ pepa. tment = Tie L'aat Go'crno.'s sand n y. III
November Dist 49, > dcd proposals, f. lplic1tc, VIII
bo received hel" unu ~ O'Clock noon eastern time
December 9Th, $50 ard then opened e the construction
Governors IS0ad \. Y. H., Of coal shell, trcsuc
to coal snc ana epaillng coal dock and main quarter
masters whrrf; also Tor dredging between The main
qua tcrmascrs wharf and tn orda GO doeH and furnish
lng and setting coal scale. AL Information bA
ob'arcl this office. The Cow rumrnt reserves the
right to r'icct aly or all bids. Envelopes containing
should be marked ''l (nauing the
worO nj Governors Island and idt-css,a TO CIIAS. H.
ToMKINS. Assistant ouartc1Da~ter-Gcacral, u 5.
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Nrw DubliraIlons

NEWGtTE Calendar, Fleet Prison, Bow
I0p,f CrlcsAank Comic C,'ada-. lia.uh l. PisAII.
l55 Gthaye.
Fichteoath Edition, ros, J.ii. or 81. Q, s,AmIs
~ HE IlUNAN HAIR; Why j, ais on, !
/ Turns GREY. ana H.. Remedy. ~ P.oi HARLEY
PARKER. A. NJ. LONe . 90. lob \ rch-'t, 4 Pa
Livery TO- -hosII fad t..- 1871 ity-. Amen. '4ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24

nJIsS wAREI.V's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
wi Primary Preparatory and Coll. slat. D'paftnon.1
Class Tor Boys. lO7 Wen sists,.
TUE HEGII1L SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
4 Madison Squar" cor. 18th ami Bvayl.
BrancAs- ln te principal American AID European cities.
r,y ff..f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
For Young Ladics-Country.

ID RADFOED ACADEMY.
- Tor the higher educ itlon OF young Apply
Mics iDA q. ALLEN bradford Mas
lockwood SCHOOL FOR GIRLS At OLD LYME.
Ihnrou"h woh in Tnei .h branches Latin. Grrck amt
French coe.c ~ r,.f' -. o.. cont o. OF honr Ap'
- u MtN. r. s.. GiiS"OID go> 10
LIVINGSTON TAI;K kIuINhI.l. Rochester. =. -
IL Home Church S'nool Tor thr caro-. ugnaceurnt ana
Il yOunf iad- 3It year be- -ius set. To- l~pl
wrte g. hu.ti'i ccrltf Ms G. u. curtis. Principal
Hy iSs TOW N~ENDS rOANDiNG AND DAY SCHOOL
IVA FOR Gllil.S. "a PARK Place, Newark, y. j., viii
fculrn SentDIlbrr -.
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

spancr, leave San Francisco folows
..Tiur,dly. December iJ D. m
q, EANiC twin call a. Honolulu we'd Ian. I, p. H.
"a ..Tue'day January e. o. m
BtLGic Thursday, Feb ~, p.
Suprrby oppcintod-Supcror accommodations
Rese b. made b. letter telegram TO and
cabin plans at 81 and Yt3 oadway. New.Sork;
Battery Place. room -, Railroad building san Fran.
csc. LELAND STANFORD. President.
7. II. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent.
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Delaware, Iackawanna and Western X. X.
Stations in or foot of Barclay and Christophss
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. IE~TlBlLED TRAINS.
pllIMA\ COACHES.


Dre.t route TO AtwAltK, BLgO5lt lLID NONE 9!'l
GLAZE. THE ORANGES, summit, BefEa ;cs'llie bisS
~ Hlge, M'dl,oa. Morrs'oog4 la';a!c, f4Ses,si
Ho0ntOl. Dover, S.anAopt 81 ID = LAhE. LAM
HOPAICONt. Ha,A att,lown, sCuDoLEY M0cS.
TAIN, Vas ingtoa, fIIILLlP>B IA, EAsioS,
SCtANrON rIrrSTON wILXESBARRE, NANIE
Nos,' PtNGIi iMiIG,N 6XFoRD NoRWICH, wats
SYRACUSE, oswEGo IIH4cA. 6WEG6, ELMIRAS
lo,ts " - ~ H IN - AND sOu rilWEsT:v
900 \. M.-HCFFALO. UTICA ard OSWEG0 ES.
Fki.>S. pullman parlor cars. Connects at gufae
with train for Chicago. arriving 80 a. H. nen
7.sO 4. M.-BINGHAMTON NAIL. Stops at prntL
1.6O p. II. SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN ard Ell
NIKN EXPRESS. pullman larlor cars.
iiiO T. N.-ScRANToN. wILhESBARRE and PLY&
OrlN ENpRl -. Pullman larlor Clr> .
1870 p. II. ia yl.-BUF FALo LIMITED EXPRES
pullman -,cepers Arrives AZ - a. o.. -.
900 =. VI. tua,y;-bu FFALo. UTICA and oswEs'
IiCKiIN and PULLMAN ACCoMMODATIoNs q -
and 500 broadway Tickets ferry stations.
ave NewYorl; 323' Washington st. 20 Ful,0n.st, ant
IS Teiord-av-. B-ookyn. Tim, tab e., giving full n
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY wi. call ,or and
check haecaz' from hotel residence Il destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
Dancing Atnormies.

lIAANDlN MACGEIGOH'S
~ los Wet jj.i-st. PrNat. lessons and oios.os ia
Concingi terms, &C.. circulars "
II ERSANDO'S ACADEMY lG2 East 55,hs, fnank
Bnidingl.-Classes now forming. An The new md
iesl,"nsoo e"e' N'.Elt iapiii,. Sad Tor circular
~ GEORGE DODWORTH
4. 80. Os1 FIFTH AVENuE
Co,s and private lessons. Mo-" ri,s. cop,no,cos
Monday, Doc. 9TH. Now TuAeio 81 once,"
EEoIGH WALiAcES 50 HOOIS Chamber Music Han
" jf'hst. Nhayc.. and Harlem NO. 80 and q, Wc,t
l26th-s: Glass aud private tution Soc cir'Ilar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24

GDROpOSALS Tor cnllrgng LAS w OlkS.-
Il once Of tIe QHeriermaeIer L s. Military Academy.
West Point. y. " November Path, lSp2S,0led proposals
IN duplicate subject % usual conditions, acconpanle;
ty Plan, and .IccincatonS VIII be rccN ~ 40 This oaco
unt o'clock the oath dav Of ecnhci. 1892.
Tor cnllpins the Military Academy t1s Works according
go. ''r conditions b be furnished apple auOl
hcro lncer Eopo,als In envelope marked ,'lropo,,lS
for Engprgng Gas Works. and adj dressed o. The under
signed. W H. MILLER Captain and Assistant ouaier-
master u. >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24
For Boys end Young Men-Countr,

u oHDENIowN q; d. MILITARY INsrrrUlS
ID REV. T. II LANuON. PRINCIPAL.
carr r. j.. ItNpON. tOnMANDANF.
CANAAN ACADlhY Canaan Cos. Homo for ten
" boz. Ia. kwad boy, iupliy advanced Term,
Ics-onoblc send 4 pant cula- t. tic rector
L. LNVooD SCHOOL FOR HOYS. IT, Milford Conn.,
II Parent who unfortunate n.t.aplf,ut Of
tEcir VIII do well ., profit by ur int af.r,d
by this school the school f. session during ia tire
year. f!tASK NJ HOWE 4 pt.
ITREFUOLD INSTITUTE f., ood y j.: i-tb year
College ptpiauon a Specially business high school
and classical cOursr,.
For Both SeNes-Couniry
~ ASTMAN III SI%i..S COLLEGE. Pouqhkcep,le NY.
a. plf a. IT, J'ai 1iOrOn"h in-trl ton IN lkenplng
lenhins G. rrial Law. irnman hin Core. uonrn,
Alhuclc, &C.; V"Ie'r1phy, -trnO ply Tfleurtug g.
Business Hru supplied wth hort
notice. No chrg Tor nituatOns he'd send cal gc
Miscellaneous
& ltt LARS school,. city or country. 10 parcGts
" Bot acher. an hanchcs public or lrtnfe schools,
AMER SCHOOL III KfAI, j.. '. liuy.-o1n = W. llth 81
kTANIfD small scool near Now York for young man
w -, .h"rff Doe rs" receive pnarl Instruction and
training. hdirc paftc Ia /, T. 4 H,I Tlhrn, one"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-24

HIIO\ LINE
NIfEn STATES MAIL STrAvrHs.

HClON LINE.
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR; OUi.l.SS TOWN ASD LtNIuPOOL.
Lel,e PEE IS. y. r.. foot ~ kne-st
Al.IX MA Sat ray, Eof ~ , a. m
Wy ~ " ode D. = ; a. m
NEVADA .-..---. sat Jan :. ~ D. n
MNNN 80 sat- Jan. H. . go D. II
wlSt4NSINc 40 $50 a. lff,eo -, a. H. H.
s'.au.rI ~.rr.f ID. go md -ij. St""fcge az low
ratr' :. M UNDruILL & Co. IS B-oalway.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY.

Trains leave station foot Liberty II.
WASHINGTON 5-HOlK ILhER DAILY, 1880
PIiiIADELPHIA FAST LINE, EXCEPT SUNDAY,
~CIiHNTON EMPRESS. EXCEPT SUNDAY, s:i5
4. W.. $3.50 T.. VI.
For Philadelphia, -~..r1Ore G. Washington
ROYAL Blu LINE.
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Reading Railroad System.
Station Foot OF Liberty St, North River.
Time Table ia eject November lS,l. ls9-.

LEE,!ci VALLEY RAILROAD.
BIFFALO. AM CHICAGO EMPRESS DAILY
SiRiNTON ENPRE>~, EXCEPT SUNDAY, S:1J
L. VI, IliJO =. W., ;S;i5 T.. W., 1870 r. Vi.
For Buffalo, Rochester, Niagara Falls and
the West.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively, in-urinG Clcanli
ness and comfort
At o;I, 60. i 80 y, M. Suniays, ~ a m, 30 P
l.r lliOu .Ou, q 80 i. l. 80, TO- - 10,
so p. %. sunday, 200 5 rs II W a. n 10 50
49, / 30 e. -. pt Nolch tlulk). ) as, . 10
- , ID. SInl0v-. o. 10. II % 40, 80
Ior Pot,,yls elj a. IT, T. 80. 3:fj p. m Sundays.
rr Ilalcl,on SID a. n y 30 s:l5 : 80 D. m. sun
DAY 10. II 900 a. D.. 80 =.
+ r point. IA the Mahanoy coz region at s:lo a. M.
~ 30 3 . pol. ulaf-. $40 A. 90 a 70.
Tor Wiz s.Dlrre. PlttstOn AID scranton. 10 a. M.
- D d. 80 y. sundays. execp. scranton : 10
for EmifI SIS a m. u 80, 80 p. II. Sundays.
u IL. 80 p III.
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xrw.vopx oxr,R,o AND WESTERN RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE WEST 42D'sI, :, r,,ak.
7.f0 ~ NJ 5 minutes earlier tISni inc 1877 Port ters4
Mnatic.lo MoTntsndaie Pittsburgh. Liberty BBsu,
sidnSy Ncr~ih Edmc.ton yc1 ROM onsd and Mime
BIS + NJ Cam2b lia Lag Moaona "I oonas
mi rn'nyi FallstuEgh Hurleyve Loer"
,s0or " Middleton Ta,6srsh ILS,os srSn oned,;
$780, 1 1cclss,or Niagara Falls. D-tgot ease 70
Nest Pn'imsn slceiers recliningchair car -
Dsy ali o:er trains daily except SINGER berths
Pullman drawing room , T. y ana 1'' ~
O. XNpEESoN a. A.. 90 Beaverss. NV"
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EH6irrtilon.

EH6lrntilon.
For Nours Ladies-City.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHDOL JOE GIRLS.
ID so. 90 5IH-ANf.
Rev. DR.. ard Nj. tnA~. 81. GARDNER. frucipn'.
NJISs WALK4I.~ DAY g.. llNDf. I'D. GIRLS.
IVA lie MADISON AVN tI-
E.oicn-d october 30.
MISS GfBnON~' SCHOOL. FOR Girls
M 30 IS l-T fTlH ST.. -. y. CITY
A ffw fn,-ffrr rIuf- VII Do re0eiref,
M. SARAH II. LNli->OS. PrineIpal
Miss r. d. DOKthUS'
Avn BOARDING. AND DAY kCHOOL FUh 6lkL5,
REMOVED 10 93j MADlsON AVENUE
ID fGIHs FEMALE toLLTGE.
IL % and 81 Wes, 55th~t.
l. Regular classical course Cor re deTre q A. a.
II. Literary course foF u.~ desr~ u l.. Il.
III. - g. elective .Hf,.s.
". RI pAraory ue. aftncat.
II.g. g. ". SAMSON. D. D.. President,
MRS. JAMES r. 10Y b. \. ~, Lady Principal
" AN NORMAN INST lfoun1'd l7@i,.
b. l.. COZ. CT West Ene-ttr. Ina 'istst
PTlnciyai. Nine. VAN NORMAN.
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VITA D1a t g. '' - w. = % i5 s 5a n
sundl,,, 300. ~ 30. II So WIN Dining Car \. NJ,
80. 3 80. Win Dmlns "a. 900. t'oJ L. NJ. i-:I5
Pim ,re aud wq'a2a'oq lyo,.3 s'iiy s,9GS 1l:9o
ye Raas S.F o 4; NJ |' 49, nj ping Car 900
rator oo,- bay Train. >',ic,o % Night Trains.
s o' 5 oo At 80 - r. No. 4 IS S nla Go si;sS o
satg'd,' % ~ SUNDAYS; lSo ~ NJ 'oo 80 co.
For 'IIs2rl.buffss a, o. S.. $40 A. NJ 100. 30
90 90, 81 7 II 10 nilht oHeept sqtutAy night.
D. r s. H. = & e,j st' s5 a M as GG 12o
For sunbury, Lw,blrg and W.iiam,pot at %. 80.
saturday night Sundays. 10 \. NJ. 90 p NJ. II III
Tor iason bethlehem Allentown. Meach Chunk. .yc.
90. us s46 \. NJ. 800. 30 a:ij. 100 b Aler.
town n Sunday t:so d5s M 100, SO y. u
80 T.. NJ Sunda,s 10 \. NJ ~ '
r r. Hish Iirdy. b,ssnen 600. II so A. NJ. 80
fer Perth Gmboy, at 80 ) 80. sl5 1880 A. NJ.
~. 90. :Sl :Ss O:5, : 80 p. NJ. Sundays 0 90
Ior A.antif; Ti.sHlandg AZ s,I9io1Ia9 AM,I2G
lsr Freehold. 80. 10 IL 80 A. NJ. 80. 30 5s
For Rcd Rank. Long Branch onl points south to Point
BANK onl1. o. 20 Is r. ~ SmGlvs ~ Syt rYa
ocean Grove ami t-buy Par6. 90 A. NJ 90 p. NJ.
FOR LAKEWOOD,
at 80, 10 & NJ. .iS O. 40 ,ice.a 20 r. n.
For Atantio city Vincland and Brldscton 80 A. NJ
Ior Monmquth Peach, Seahrirht and Highland Beach
49, = ~ n 80 A. Moo 80, l''5 TOO. 400 r. NJ
Iiocts aud parDr-car ats hc procured lT2 .9j
20l ~. ~ a'2 ito bceaHo. ~ Murray s.. 81 !
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ton ST. ni'o I, and - lioadg,ay Williamsburg
from hotel or -c.'i nee 10 destna.cn w 0'70
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Gcatbcrs

A GENCY TO SUPPLY tutor. rrotcseo.s teachers
COS ones co.. 10 all d., aitrc'.- 81 ciruin. cr
etitlt 90 fulI schools fJn'"ui.O go trr.nt4 NI,ftAI
toiRll.iti. Io.s bnud4as. $50 tuia,r co... . t...t
A MEEIrAH AND EoEFIGN TEArHERs AsENcY
&C.. ', colleges schools and Fanl,l "' '''>
MRS J. NJ. YOUNGBULTON. 20 Union SQUARE
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Ocean CLEANERS.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 5. S. co.
NEwY2 ll ~ s 90. RI Tfr BREMEN
rcrth. S..ritc low r-t.s steamer, sail from foot Of
SAL sa. So. Co., % am rlhe, Tues. Dec. 70 z an
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NiDifEi;K iNENH LIZ. ~
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Kai-sfw Dec. IL 10 n. Wcra, sat D. % 10 am
Fuda Dec. 81. 10 M K@srrW H. var T. 10 nm ma
NEW-YORk TO genoa AND NAPLES.
,,l.,,,-ain,K R III p H2 2yt;,f3 GD NAPLES
Pass,f, 500 $50 Or 500 bcrth. tir,t, S1oih
NEW.NnrK TO ALENANulJA. EGYPT
Ems, Iucs., Jan. 3, 1893, D. m. 49,.
OFl.tsilliH CO.. = LOWING "setn.
4 MEXICAN PASSENGER LINE ms and
"A Fer 81 IHoNA5 MAEINl9TfH lr RiI ,'s - s. co.
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Fault rENHN:D s ( ,i Ge,qei A gsM. FORK
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CUNARD LINE.
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NEI.SON II. BROWN { CO.. General Agents.
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OFFICE or TIE COLLECTOR OF GUS
" TOMS. Port Of New York. Noyemhor n. lso2.-
Proposals. hereby nNet Tor printing 1000 catalogues
q 'es Of 2aI lot, Of seized mcrchond,e Gaia gucs
be delivered at ,N1ule .ooIu. Custom House.
before pcs,nber . ls'2. pNpoas vii be opened az
sample catalogue can be the seizure Custom
House. FRANCIS HENDKltkA,
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lnw Schools.

INVLN 40 LAW - NOoL. -
eomHen 81 ~ src.a fesr AbNAH g., LHoNAs.
x inttrlet..a {. or,-.l. .,ad.ug o. l.gs q Ii.
b.. Apps 20 tlt4.l.ht.. u. ashley srtt1F..
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| -HANBUKG-AMERICAN PACKET c.


WISILR SERVICE.
TO Genoa and Maple Va Gibraltar. by ne Ih'sLhoe'.
tWln--cr,w eNrr steamers. ocean lA-.arc ieA- IMAM
dag. $780,, -
N9xt sa.!lug Columbia Jan. >. 1893 . a. ~. -,
GRAND La i~iiAIyN the Mt'4..sia can ana tIlc
or.cat by s. = tgo.st Bismarck ir9r Ee"'lo F leo' 4
Duration 10 weeks. send Tor pamphlet. =. 9,
fTFG-ANEHIC CAN PACKET Co, ~ Hway, =. =
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RED STAR LINE.

As 10. ANTW EXP AND PARIS.
SluinF for Nev-lu-E fnt Antwerp "e'kly,
ri ~If Q%rtND WEDNESDAY Doc. +. z a. n.
Il--t catin 80 upward. s',o.d cabin. E Ant"r.P
fIN. t-onI Aufvr. -ff. Redu ton ol ~. ' tF4 AF
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