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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE

The market ruled weak at the Real Estate hAch'''Sc
yesterday. and all the property offered was e'' wv
In withdrawn. James L. Wells gave houce '""'
the sale Of the Simpson property In Che upper warns
would be offered on Monday next the book requiring
pore LYON has sold at private contract No 24d
West End-ave. between seventy sixth and neLenl& +
seventh sts.. fouI-sory brownstone private u"ch
ing. 2O17Ox0O. to A. Rusch for $4,000 CASH
New:York, Monday March Marc t =
No sales held at the Exchange and Auction Room
s,ls Of a9d9s with PCT land 30, 5S9 ana 7-2
sale Of buildings and loto gu liotn-st 3d. Eagle and
Couitsndt ave., VAS adjourned to Mach u.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEKs-N. Y. CITY
Marke'st No 80 .Harris weinstein aud vile to
SANE propefty Io,cpA weln.~in and wife TO 900 ON
I2ti,'.;, p% i9.G IT Ave A. 2,s,osS peter
tOye and wife 10 Pea to'lc ami ano c\e ll'ooV
sap P,,r1cR Hneh, V.,'o cav ......, II 800
G,denw 1 $50 Ncs -. ana i76 Charles Ju~,n
lot ,;;tut;,33y ~ Ann. we~ci .-.. 2I,5oO
iitlssc. s. 49, q s5thsl. 24sHoo James go
B"G@ ad a Wc u n"ks, Sdn to nc 1890
5otn.t x 81 VIZ; Jas Fs.s. 'hcrh, to ia
47ts .t" 30 Is West Rosa to Mary
aDe' - 90 ia IL >n1a t.,lynn 5000
o''Hs .2r f., = J 1y..nb p Loehi 1000
SNlrHe Nv, w 'S %tt e. JOIN e. Hague -. 5000
'' + b SOFT :o and i vic l0 70 samuel
'9h,.I - IL and %ife {" John Eamcr, 5000
'9'h,si' No roE Hg9 A"''' ii'D'," ..'. $1,000
4ot iyG' 'p :. lis It Of i.t-aye iso;iOQ5;
GcCrrc / Adrian and wife to Magdaeno K'- g, sco
60 c nm ni nv ADRIAN 10 same ........ $3.50
Ave We. Potter SGr o. "a Il 70 J 2eisoa Pcei 73lI7
sa roo So ' DAVID sshen ana ano cStx 20
Patk ,so NO 100 en'' "ei' " 1900
sd Hst0 cor q, sothst, iooylooS MAYER Kahn
2d.ayc, 40 :, f65; Leo Ausner wife TO Herr
Madison.aSe " s. sos IT ; OF Iiith-,t. 2O.5x5o
Ray Logan TO, 70 Cyr bf s,n1" ,;, il Jacob
'-'; z%scp esstS,@t Msy s{@nsdlsGTo,, 1900
i2$dt 2S79 +! of Ay zen, +, a. saGSlocl II
,o Kate SS $500
125 10 Hr' no 25s West John f KsHrbran
7th rSSii"s Si' SST i2sthst 2oas5 WIN WASH
exeeutq! e Al 70 John u h 1G li5cii 1880
1G BaT6cts Karfankccin TedeIick IOe3der 1900
% T1'I RyIns 10 iohn y lisTiSa .'. 1900
Same property; John NJ Horcncemp aud wife t" :, 600
ras SSIssit K"T'"9h? s sip ii OF 45ia gss
osde eS; Fsak ac Bh 50 o'
l5st do st. T FVV or 81 70 Geo Stsl $500
Fem tleycaad wife %ehn ElchIGs s2'
weI s". Ksysi and nd wife to ne-t S@an 1850
webstcr.aNe 222 fl n OF l7ist'-t 25NioN ,-to
1o5t. i'TeT loo f # 70 Of IoAaye 36s5s
Hsrs Isaae,se Ggr1.l- * r,.y 100
''iif' b1icSS he and wiz John Bartn 1900
'H'' Jacob and ID wife i to CAROLINE v Frame
inc " Franc am TO John r u Bristol $1,000
VIE no Tdiih Dc lance Woosey 5000
20 Morris iofi s,eaasId and %re 70 D G Mc{l@ay loo
'ii Samuel Ii Bourne 5SH to Jane 1880
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Qeatbers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS. TEAC II.
"A Frs Tutors GOvernesses etc. OF oil branches supplied
10 Universities Colleges Schools and Families Circulars
schools 70 Parents Modern Languages spoken MIRIAM
COYR1ERE, Book Building $50 fiiti-aye., Goth st
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors, Tutors,
&C.. to Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply 10
Mrs ]. NJ YOCNG-FuLTON, % Union square
u EST TEACHERS supplied for all branches In any
~ locality NO FEE for registration. Form fer
P.V.HCYSSOON, American School Bureau, w. 14thst.
II plies competent teacher. tutors, governess's musi
clans artists &c. all branches recommends schools
English German, French. Spanish spoken.
No REGISTRATION FEE y acceptabe teachers
~ UNION TEACHERS AGENCY. Old and reliable.
Forms for stamp. w. d. KERR. - East ilth-st
m HE FISK Teachers Agences.-NewYork Boston, Chi
j csgo Los Angeles &c. 5000 position. Allied. H. E.
CROCKER. N Y, M1nsger. Lincoln Bldg. Cnion be.
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obstruction.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
JrSIvERsITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. lab Broadway
u near 4.d-st. All departments.
n NJ. HOBBY. y. L. HENDRICKSON.
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Musical instruction.
g UMMER SCHOOL
METROPOLITAN CO.4kGE OF MUSIC
OPENS JULY l, 1892.
Boarding accommodations AL advantages f the winter
scboo retained. Dudley Buck Pres; A. X. Parsons.
Vce.Pres.; c. b. Hswey, Mus. Dir. For particulars
H. W. GREENE. Sec & Treas,
10 & 21 East 14th-st., NewYerk.
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JERE. JOHNSON, JR" Anciioneer.
GREAT CHANCE FOR INVESTMENTS.
500 LOTS OPPOSITE NETWORK CITY,
distant in an air line mile snd a half
SOON TO BE CONNECTED BY BRIDGE AND
TUNNEL
500 LOTS AT PALISADES HEIGHTS
" b. sold
p,-priC AUCTION At REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
80 Liberty-st. New-York
TUESDAY MARCH %. AT l O'CLOCK.
in single lot, or plos suit bidders Sale ran or shnc
a.d without reservation. Title guaranteed by Title GUAR
anee and trust Company
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Owing IN the great growth Of the music publishing bus.
OF len W Hitchcock who has now -FOUR stores IN
mt city besides cXtr.Sya wholesale printing ho-e ne
In. decided 10 gradually real ertatc open or
and Therefore OFFER dyantagcs IN BUYERS VI suction Nh'h
viii bnncdt ali who de,e profitable in, e-nent and ." nw
a home small nvmcpS- will b. received, 50 that over
one can purchase and will be closed out r'gdies- 81
wba they may worth to-day. future prospects Don
fail 10 attend and lot ut yOur own prioe anu
for cash down or monthly p1yment. a. vm lTcIeE
S.nd f,r nan Al aud at nd this sale.
Jere johnson. Jr.. Auct oneer. 80 IlbeHy-st
Benz. W. Hitchcock II Chnmberst . ~,
At irtcbcock's Popular Music Stores II PARK Row
opposite the Postohic": 2d Gtacd'st, near
.s 0thave. below 18th st 49, 9th ave. above 2Sd-St
-
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Proposals.
ROpOSALs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

- ROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
4 Philadelphia D,lDt 81 thc =. NJ. Dclt. No. l.i.S
Afch..t., fhisdrlphit Penn March !. '9--Neied pro.
posils, ia tipcatc viii b. re- e ed hcse unu u oc,'k
n, 1uesG>y. ALri .. 1899 nrHi, hing the I y
Quary rnoscr'- Department In tnl- ''. With T. ~ Goth
=. Is. -. nsIic.. biOi-. uuis flannel facing
cloth ack padding git bIcele- saspndcr buttons spool
cotton f tN.st -tuG butlDnr, music pouches
oNcrshoes oesins, forAte cap. campaign hs, pillow
bars. spades. wool baukots
helmets. lar-ack shoes o-Uunce costo, duck
Iro1 bedsteads with wire bunk bottoms. nd. for
delivery d other points will b~ considered Tho gpod b.
taed Tor required 1T the earliest practicable date.
bidders stat In the date aud quantities
Of their prOpO-cd deliveries. The Go, reserves
the right 20 reject all bids. Pref rn'c VIE BE-
given 10 articles o; domestic produc lion or naiurarur.
conditions Of quality ard price lncluding in the pue OF
foreign prOSucto.- manufacture tn" dutv rcr
ing equal For copies of printed Instructions to bid
barf~ for proIn.i-. &C.. apply st ms onire In
vcl0uc, rtairi9e h. lndog-d 'Pfopras
Military Suppts and addressed IA tho updersvned
Z. g. SAWfl,LLF
Deputy Qulrt>rrns ter-tenera, l. S A. In Charge Of
MT
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For Bows and Young Men,

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
nORDENTOWN q. - MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ID REV T II. LAND0N, PkINciPAL
EASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Poughkeepse, n: Y.
H Open all the Thorough instruction In Bookkeeping
Banking Commercial Law. Penmanshp, Cores pondenee
Arithmetic &C. Teegraphy Stenogrsphy, 1ypwritn2, &c
Business supplied with competent assistants
notice No charge for situations furnished Send for catge
HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS at Milford, Conn.,
II Parents who unfortunate in the nagement OF
their will do well profit by the advantages offered
by this school the school IS In session during the erare
year. FRANK NJ. HOWE. Supt
Il BEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold, y. j.; 45th wear
College preparation speciality business, high school
and classical courses.
ID OUGHKEEPS1E MILITARY INSTITUTE Twenty.
L ninth year Prepares for college, scientific schools
and business. FRANK HOLLAND, c. E., Principal
Poughkeepsie, N Y.
For Young Ladies-Country.
I LIVINGSTON PACK SEMINARY Rochester, n Y
IL Home Church School for the management end
culture Of ladies' 35th begins Sept 10, 1891
Write for illustrated circular. Mrs.. c. NJ Curtis Principal
Miscellaneous.
A DVICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free to par
"A ent State locality price desrd pupils age ana
y. " HUYSSOON, American School Bureau, W. 14thst
= END STAMP for the Pretty TyPcwnter' 70
- SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING COLLEGE,
S16 Broadway, n. y.
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Musical Instruction for both Sexes.

" NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Established 1868 Chartered 1880
REMOVED 70 1l2 EAST ISth.st,
BETWEEN ATH-AVt. and IRVING PLACE,
OPEN DAY and EVENING for the Reception Of Pupils.
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Hlusital Jnstrnmcnts.

EMERSON PIANOS
Excel IN all the varied elements indispensable
strumcnts OF superior merit. Liqudity and purity
tone Qons ond pleasing 5000 have tesdy
l,ecn SOLD The pices very moderate and
entirely convenient TO purchaser.
Factory ia Boston Ma. Sow.YoiK nsrcroon. %
Jt-aNe. near lith-st.
y ASSORTMENT OF second hand grand. upright and
"A square pianos OF make IN perfect condition
aed fully warranted also number second.haId piano.
VI other prominent make. at very low prices.
NM kNARE a. CO..
14S Jti-ayc.. gotta st.. Now .Icrk
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& EAIED PROpOS AIS WILL BE RECEIVED

IL Il Il
- at the office Of Tie city Cicrk. scranton Penn. until
30 O'Clock Thur -dIy. March IL, 1892 iog the
purchase - ninety uiOusard dollars ~ COUPON
b. Issued ~ IL" cit; n scranton, Penn III" said
are de "nina,ed the MUNICIPAL Improvement Loan aud
40 ~ sums q one trouIn dollars each anc dated
city Of scranton assuming The payment Of Same.
$40 the tate 81 interest them f. four aud
crntuin per annum with interest patIh" >cui-innuav
~ TIE Once Of The CITY Treasurer n The CITY ~ Scfanbn
rem me sad boz O, ~" 10 BE- Icdeemrd Ia The Order
oI th-ir humbef a. follows.
From one to twmtv-tw1. inclusive. on the nrst day
q December. \. ID. 1901 from twenty three :, fort
nNe, inclusive on thu first dsy Of IN cmbcr A. u.
1905; from fotl-sN to siNtyscyrn inclusive. on the
hIst dAl 81 December. A. n. 1917 I'm shtycgh: to
1916 bidders ,hn enclose with each proposal certified
check. PAYABLE 10 the Cty Treasurer ~ M CIV Of
>rlW,ipn. PENN III ,he ~ i've cent ~ tho amount
y bid a., qua antcn IL comply with the proposal II
aWo'dtd IN" bonds In the successful bidder
10 tax" out the bond IL accordance with letter
within ten day from the date 81 award the certified
accompanying the proposal shall be fortified CIV
81 scranton PioIO-als be for purchase Of a part
o. whole Of amount 10 BE- sold The Cv q Sciantsn
'cevt e interest accruinc the bonds from December
eIs,e'; Proposals shall be marked "PioIosls for M.
The ci,y ths nsnt reject any aud all bids
VI: T. LAVELLE. CITY Clerk.
r. :. ENGINEER OFFICE Room :. Army
- Funding. NeN-Yofk. February ~ ls7"-Notlec
D, h,F'iy Sittn that tle EnsLc.r 9rreTy stored
AZ h"dtbs I0nt -toi!a /. l., VII o. s0d al that
pSc ~ PUBL auction Tor cash beginning At II orlok
boilers air coHpresso.. drills. hosting engine Jumps
and ether assorted articlee including Iron brass
s.n. G. L. GiLIEsriE. Lieut. Col. 81 x'Iin.S.
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gounlrn propertn for Sale ano Go fft

. COUNTRY SEAT CBELoN"INd TO 4" - iAIh
~ equal vsu- sttracts'ncs- no. u be found IN The
country Tor the price containing 23' arr~. ono He Z"
depot on H. H. r. y. l. hour 10 Ne"-for" 'ity' " .u
.,re,, river and mountain We've. - 4re- Of lawn orne
mental roud, arden snd -hrbielv The non ION - ~
Yellow aud I'D bilrn q cut hr0Nn-1u" WIN ar I o.,
,pent. "a. &C. Spru- runs pir0ug1 AT rr hlld-
me- me- music room T. - The most iF'utiul TOO
mo country and contains remarkably ni" vT organ
blown IS a h3druli moor. u - hfich .t"i. &C.
t,u-r three tG'f,r'. farm bliitn-- To pace Na.
originals ecctd f'r tho holhi M - snd ~ ~ h"'p
advantage, Ir,- tion. ana II Id a"hY hah'hhru
n. r..,ii.nn ~ tho. rep. Tho buildings az ~
substantial That The co~t ~ trIAtt l. -ini!i
FRANK PERRIN. fi.hhll- on. Hudson. \. Y.
DEIiKS HIRE HILLS.
~ few desirable country residences and farms Tor sole
For t.rIns and DE- option add es'
:. {. COLLINS orrat harrington, Mass.
I,TBTHBAT EEAL ESTATE TX iANGE Gncorpo-
- rated 1T Broalwsy.-Thc New Yoih once Of 50
eadng agents o. So ,.burban place IA ~ os"
600 properties withu hour o the city for sale aud
70 rent.
mo LET have three houses A. No rlAtown " j. :
L Al location al IN good order; call nj once.
JAMES = HOLMES. 80 broadway. y. V
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FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL blue LINE

For PhiI'dslpha At 80 20 90 10 90. IL 80 a. m.
night. SUNDAYS. 800 10 80. ii 80 a. mr. IS 4 10
90. 90 b. m. T. 10 night ' ' "''0'
or Baltimore and Washington daily at 90 II so with
T. 10 night. '' Wv ~ "''
Train, leaving at 10 a m. / 30 90 i 90 : 20 D
m. 10 Night except Saturday night Sund,ys Ii 80
Harrisburg. POttsvir, W. 's'
For sudbury aud william, port. Via Ph,dephia az AZ
n, 80 80 y ~ l. ID midnight except Saturday
Tickets ana Palor-tar seat be procured
POI, AS o4t, LAO, 1898 Broadway. 737 Cth.avr ai
West l21thSt, l3i Fast l2Jtf-st.. New
SEQ Fulton:st:: 50 Broadw-y. BROOKLYN. '
N"N- ":R Ir1n'f"r Company VII clll for and chec,
baggage from hotel re.lcnrc ~ N''N~
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PITTsPIELD. LEMON. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERksHIRE HILLS

tlhe Port Reading II. X. Co., Lossee)
FOOT OF Liberty ST. NORTH RIVER.


Time Table Of November 18Th 1891
80 IN stt ta,ton. Mluch chunk. WIaesbsrrc.
S,ranioa Ksadins inriisouis Isnaqua fotrvile, sha
M.ac6 Chunk wkc,barre ana scranton ''' 1-''''
go 49, a m. 70 for rl t+stCn "a and AIen,9sn
ra M4a.h 10! a" f PS will oP sa"d-y'
Scranton Readins iiarrisburs Pot.vie irnaqGs Hhs
mokin sunbury ~ilusport. Through coach 70 Wir.ams
%? p; m: for E1.top, Maqch Chunk Readlns. Harris.
On SUNDAY for Es,ron, Mauch chunk Tamaqua Po;,s
IS p; m. for Easton Mauch Chunk Reading. Harris.
burg Wikcsba're. Scranton Ism~qua, POttsIile shs-
80 NJ fS for res on W S.sgS tSana Reading Harris,
o 90 Pennington 81 ss s e &c. 'd 90 s:n g
T. y So sos 49, g.
go 10 S 80 no. no. oo 80 s M 90 Soa5sS c b.
- E o@ i,Sq g Brook a; go 90 s4s 800
,oC g. 80 ~ 90 Gi IT, 8 80 80 o. o.
700 0 500 '2 So 800 go 800 1000 90 p no.
g, fI'Ia'; 8. Ct g 49, o. s az So
7sc 90 $40 PIP 1903 i 80 p No. :? 81 i5 S Sj
Ita 'g OS $50 90 3d. 70 % 90 10 %
u Is 80 ' 90 p @ SUNDAYS az 80 es,. .S
Tor Rcd Bont Long BTsncb and points south to po,r,
Pheasant at go go :lo II rs n Il 80 RCD Bank
Grove and A-bury Park 90 " nv 90 D. m' o0e""
FOR LAKEWOOD
r A. a., 80 ,So s On Train. n" 49, ~ P5.
20 D. VI. No Sunday trains ''' NJ i'"' s"o'
ior rom. Eissr b,Fncqat Park and Barnsua 4 30
FOR h,isaus city. vin-is1d = and d. Brtdgeoo q 80
Iot Monmouth Reach AVID sesbrieht at 30. su5
II 10 a. IN, 80. 100 20 p. m. ~'''
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
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For Young La dies-City
Musical Instruction

,CLAss IN LITERATURE for ladies' with Dr. Dodge
Aof Columbia. at REV. DR. AND MRS. CHARLIE
H. GARDENERS, SCHOOL COZ shave
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.


'rr,,,. ~, N ,ot = y. t. 1; Co., Ls,see)
- InoMs Qua 20 minute, earlier from cot 81
3'tO ~ VI, ,DNly for Newburg Kingston Albany
dtHt except sunday, west u COevnan's Juuctor ''
7ii2 y: M.-Dai!y foF Albany; daily. except Sunday.
1000 A. MmDiiIy tSr Newburs. Albany Utica Syn
$50; ally eIrep; saturday Tor Toronto. ' '''
IIi3o ~ N-pAy, except sunday. Albany and rtie.
1.99 Z ni-Pna nh: ct>,ep, sundH Tor Albany.
,.o ScnsseF Buffalo Niagara Fa!I, Toronto BE-
Sis =. M.-paiy. for Albany Utica Sv,acu.s ro.ho.
cr bunho NhRara rails, Detroit. Chicago St Loni, ;:
HAwERSTRAw LOO AIS. . i5 .s:.j p. NJ.
IS % 80 .1i:ij p H. 'o'io a. NJ Il 10 30
Sleeping cars Tor Buffalo, Niagara FsIl. Toronto DA
''o' .nicssoi ~ , Lous on all through trains
,er 'sconmodstons or information apply az once, nrps
hn 558 Wa.hhgon - 72G Fulton,st Annrx ON 20 20.
r r.. Nc% ISrS Cy eli sGa 7s5 % Tr,adwaoD1
liS BoNery. j. PARK Place. We.t io-,i
stations. c. t. LAMBERT General Pa :.nnc, Td ~
THE BOOK OF oPEN.ArR SPORTS o.,,, s.o
illustrated. The standard suthorty o." o, oo0 pages
s .s 'hsSsPS 4 r'T1i ball nay
Ing aAd universally comphneatsd 81 hs ps, Enterain
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Railroads

United States and Canada, ana TIC Sie"'
ss+ of Americas Health and Pleasure
resorts.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
Bv way of the historic Hudson River ana
THROUGH the beautiful Mohawk Valley.
All trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
4th Avenue and 42d Street, New York.
centre of Hotel and Residence Section.
The only Railroad Station in the City OF
New York. Trains leave as Follows:
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
Q.nnA NJ Exeep. Sundays, For Albany G utiss.
siisSs, ks:ss:seI; due B% ia wS 5 80
S hSsq :. f"GSn y S ~ .s 81 II sr se'
$40 A. IS: fssiEs.''s; i ss;'. Y'i
NEw-yORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
1000 A. M u Daily due Chicago as m next day.
DAY EMPRESS.
mana NJ Except sundays. Saturday train does
'o'SV ~. W. not run west Of Cleveland and Detroit
sOUTHwEsTERN LIMITED.
1902 M %:y SHs Gn 81 J. ~ s:s Ia Ia
D. m, next day No .xtra fare fare.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
100 p NJ R:y .. sSs Chicago fsl: 20 p M next day.
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
$3.50 p 4 F1;s' sep s.l.es. Ps' 50 1s'ny 7a'
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4.30 p. M DaJy, due Detroit 8 30 a m. Chicago
FAST WESTERN EMPRESS.
500 p M DAILY da. Bure!@ -. Magyar, Fail.
10. chicago Sst'I 90 p ?, m. St. Louis
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS.
6:25 p H. Daily. due Montreal 7 SO a
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
7:30 M.-ifaailiy. sq 80 Haa1o nv m Niagara
CINCINNATI AND 81. LOUIS EMPRESS.
WV W. d'anapos 10 40 y NJ. st. Louis 80
LIMITED FAST VAIL.
500 p o n sr E'IHsS oss.. @4' 6 w.
CHICAGO NIGHT EMPRESS.
915 P NJ 5S- DSs ana tSt.s o.1' 70;
S Sr &<6 %S;S 4 81 e 90 {AM2
s z g. si, ,; .,s for foI s:od: 4 80 %
T. NJ for ,rrPS 60 We; i, fs. ,a 80 ss Y g. g.
ALh q . ASP rRoy57 90 s!o 10 90 e
T. - p o. Al ii' 80 'j 1s ~ 5sG No
10 49, NJ u 80 4 NJ. 80. 40 90. $50. 500
10 5E$c q a AZ I 90 90 e!o 10 o.
=, ~ 5? r. also iOL Re-, hcster, . 90 r 81
NlAFAEN FALLS. - %. . 10. 10 o.. 10 30 A. NJ,
80. . 90, 50. J.l5 4. VI.
ADaEqSpAt,E MGI.NIAdNs AND MONTREAL % 90.
CAFE = IScH%rS X$ e + cEMiYrox-,ens p. NJ II so
l.. NJ; also fog Osdsn-burg, . is + NJ, II Ja p NJ
oSWEuo-lO co. 10 80 A. NJ, b 90. us. ri1 50
Ar % oS SE ~ CsANsS 81 Pc
PITrsPIELD. LEMON. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
Via Harlem Division.
Two trains with thIousn Dfawln ROOM Cars 70 Psaed.
~ VI a. M, duo Pitt urld IS, North Adams 80 u.
IS 80 m. due Pltt'held 10 North Adams 10 p. ~
Tor uckrts aud sIsee In SirelnS afs apply at Grand
Central station. .Ol, t3 100 3i2 Broacwny II
Place. % Net l25th-st. 23J Columbus l3Sth.,
station. New 1893 Washington.s and
3VS EedfOri-ayu.. T. D., Brooklyn.
Wrscotf's Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and resdences through 10 destination.
DAILY except sunday. DAILY except saturday Other
trains run daily.
Above trains except those leaving at 90 40 a. m
gas. 30. 50. Si5. 30 So and IL SO p. N. stop
Ut i3sth-.t station.
JOHN VI. TOICEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
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N ESIRABLE DWELLINGS In select location.
- WINANT & GOADBY
800 Madison ave. corner jld.st
+ FINISHED Hot 81 TO LET near Rivoisld. Dri,r
Tor The sumner To small cful family Yer. ow III
references 10 agents. Address j. 100 Nss, ODD
r URNIsHED HOUSE 10 LET sgth.f p.,r River.
L side 20 small family by the wear 500 a mont al.
dress SToSI 100 W. tal ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08

sale OF buildings. with plot u land. Nos ~ ana -
Amsterdsm-avc Sjth-t, was wlth1i""h.
Sale of buildings and oto on liOu-'t ad' rage ana
Coltandt ayc- adjourned 70 Mae H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08

New.York. Monday, March :.
S were hold AZ the Exchange and Auction Room
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-04-02

Parties interested in the construction
OF the electric street car line from
Toledo to Maumee will introduce into
the Ohio legislature bill to condemn
the tracks of the consolidated lines in
Toledo, SO that the new road can run
their cars into the city over the tracks
of the companies now operating in the
city. When this bill comes up in the
legislature an effort will be made to
have 1t 30 amended as to include Wood
county and the tracks of the Companies
in Fast Toledo with which the proposed
Perrysburg electric line will connect,
Sd that tho cars OF the line on this side
OF tho rive: can run into the city over
the tracks of the roads in the city also.
This is IL matter of much interest to
the people of Perysburg and Wood
county and it is sincerely hoped the
bill will be SO amended as to include
Wood county, and will then be passed
by the legislature.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-04-02
A Very Neat Reply.

JUDGE makes very neat reply to
the late democratic campaign cry of
"Grandpa's Hat" in its front cartoon of
this week. Uncle Sam stands before a
counter in a hat store gazing at two
characteristic hats, labeled respectively
Harrison" and SD. B. Hill." Behind
the hats are the printed records of the
wearers OF them. Even the average
democrat must admit that this cartoon
makes very effective argument. Tho
Double page is Il very clever cartoon
taking off Cleveland's letter to General
Bragg. Cleveland is represented as
poor old Rip Van WinIile coming back
to the inn after a sleep of only four
years to find great change in affairs.
The fun is just beginning and if you
want to be politically happy, buy this
weeks copy of your newsdealer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-04-02

On Monday next election day) we
will have the pleasure of watching the
scrap between "Cunnel" Jas. H. Pierce,
and Timothy Hayes, Esquire, for the
Office of Justice of the Peace The
light on the balance of the township
and corporation tickets will sink into
insignificance when compared with the
magnifcence of the battle to be fought
by these two giants of political power.
Pierce is one of the early birds and
catches the worm in the very soon
portion of the morning. but the
early dawn of morning rarely casts his
slender rays across the blessed face of
the United States of Ohio ere Timothy
ariseth and goeth forth to pluck the
political fruit in its early morning
freshness. Yes, yes, it will be a great
battle, and the voter who holds off
until the hour approacheth to close the
polls will get the most cigars, but If
they are anything like those Pierce
smokes we will pity the fellow who
gets them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-04-02
simply SYOmdcrfuI.

1t affords us untold pleasure in add
ing our testimonial to the grand results
in having bottle of your Persian
Cough Syrup in the house last night as
our little daughter was attacked with
membraneous Group. Am satisfied she
would have died before we could have
summond II physician as the attack
was so aggravated and severe. Three
doses did the work aud in 80 minutes
she was in peaceful sleep. Never
expect to go to bed again without a
bottle in the house. Rev. Mrs. John
Woods, Logan, o. Sold by A. r..
Champney.