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The Portland daily press., 1892-02-22
4 Remarkable Case!

Il k6lldlkdDlG UdS6!
Rev. G. W. H. Clarke, Chaplain of the
Vermont Senate, cured Of
vALvULAR AFFECTION, OF THE HEART !!
THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL FROM
GENTLEMAN so WIDELY KNOWN, AND
BELOVED BY ALL, AND WHO HOLDS THE
POSITION OF Chaplain in the VT.
Senate, SHOULD BE REGARDED AS THE
MOST positive proof OF THE wOn-
derful medicinal power OF DA-
MAS SARSAPARILLA. AND WE
WOULD HERE STATE THAT HIS father
AND brother both died OF Kid
ney Disease.
ST. ALBANs, Aug. 8, 1891.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS,
That I, G. H. w. Clarke, of St. Albans,
VT, Preacher Of the Gospel in the M. E.
Church, Member of the N. FL. Conference
"a years, and of the N. z. Conference 16
years, have been afflicted with the
KIDNEY COMPLAINT FOR Is YEARS,
and for the last years so badly as to not
permit me to take regular Charge, but,
reading of the wonderful cures of Kidney
Trouble by DANA'S SARSAPARILLA,
l.
have taken six bottles with very Satis-
factory results, and feel quite sure
that perseverance in taking it will bring
permanent cure. In fact, l am SO
much improved that expect to take
another Charge.
will also state that one year ago last
Spring was attacked with
VALvULAR AFFECTION OF The HEART
caused by overwork. and my breath be-
came so short that it was very difficult for
me to walk, even with cane. The Ply
sicians saidI must be very careful about
walking or exerting myself. DANA'S
SARSAPARILLAv very soon relieved me,
and am now entirely FREE from
HEART TROUALE. feel that
DANA'S SARSAPARILLA has produce
this happy result. 70 the Great Head of
the. Church be all the glory. l am 10 years
of age, and have been in the Masters serv-
5 ice more than half century.
Gratefully yours,
CIV. H. CLARKE.
No. % High Street. ~
LATER.-Underd date of Oct. 1st, Mr..
Clarke writes that he has taken "a
Charge at Fairfax, VT, and attends
three meetings on Sabbath, two
meetings during the week, visiting his
parishioners on foot. walking some
days 8 or no miles. This is wonderful
for man 10 years old, that has been a vic
tim of disease for years. He closes by say
ing g It is in my heart to spraise God from
whom all blessings flow.'"
Dana SarsapariIIa Co., Belfast, Ne.
The Portland daily press., 1892-02-22

The Non Forfeitq61e and Eacoi7tests
able features of the policies of the
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, places them in the
frontrank Of Insurance Contracts and
causes them to be unexcelled in liber-
ality.
The Portland daily press., 1892-02-22
WAR is DECLARED.
England on the Eve Of a Struggle
With Organized Labor.
MANY LOST IN THE STORMS STILL
RAGING In BRITAIN.

ShipbuiIders Preparing for Final Battle
with the Organizers of Strikes-Un-
known Spanish Steamer Lost With All
Hands at Penzance-Many Other
Wrecks Reported--Mrs. Maybrick's S
Counsel Ready to Move for New
Trial.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-14

Maine liquor law, which was passed in 1851,
was drawn by him, and his name is known
chiefly as that of its author and the stauuch
defender of prohibition principles. In 1858
and 1859 Mr.. Dow was a member of the
Maine legislature. He was in the Union
army from December, 1861, to November
1864. In 1857, 1866 and 1874 he made ora
torical temperance progresses in England
He ''ran' for the Presidency in 1880, and
received more than 10000 votes The chief
principles of the Maine liquor law were in
corporated in an amendment to the consti-
tuition of the state, accepted by vote of
three to one, in 1884.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-14
NEARING THE END.
Neal Dow Of Maine, the Eminent Temperance
Reformer.

Neal Dow, who was born in 1904 at Port
land Me-, shows so decidedly his great age
that news of his decease at an early date
would not be surprising. He lives in the
city where he was born. His parents being
Quakers, he was educated in that faith In
1889 he was chief engineer of the Portland
fire department. Twice, in 1881 and 1854
he was mayor of his native city. The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-14

SILVER BROS IRON WORKS,
No. 149 West North Temple.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-14

with a lot of confederates and Union SYM
pathizers in the second story of the JAIL
We made a plan Of escape from here 1
had q knife which 1 carried in my boot leg.
We made file of this and filed one of the
bars Of the Jail window so that we could
slip down and crawl out. Now the thing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-26
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

CThe PhIa. & Reading II. r. Co-Lessee)
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlsndt aud Des
bro5ses SIS. as loows
A. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
S:lO a. m. teneva, Lyons. Elmra, Rochester. But
fa6 and the West Posvile aud principal local points
Chair ar 10 Lyons Pullman Car Suspension Bridge
o a. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediat' points.
II a m for south Painned and ell intermediate points
IL 80 y. for Emira ana intermediate points: chair
Wlkesbarre
hectOn to Reading and Harrisburg
3 40 b. m. for L. and b. Junction and principal inter-
mediate points. Caai- Car 70 l.. and b. Junction.
so for PottsSils and intermediate points Chair
Car TO PottsVille.
8 20 D. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg
d. IN bennington and all intermediate points
$50 D. M Geneva, Lyons. Elnira, Rochester, But
fao and the West Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons and Sus
Trains caSng at 10 m. 10 80 D. M. p. m and
y. connect for all points In Mahanoy and Hazel
coal regions. - - -
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and IL a. for Mauch Chunk Hazeton, Shenandoah
and intermediate points.
rs p for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
80 D. m. for Geneva. Lyons. Elmra. Rochester, Buf
foo and the West. Pullman Sleeper TO Lyons and Sus
pension Bridge.
- General Eastern ONCE. 295 Broadway.
New York Transfer Co. Will and
baggage nom hotel or residence through To destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Anderson, John and an3ths 70 A sS5 hoo
BSine aud Wife 70 Northern BUILDING s Devss
and Lo1 n.t 80 ~ 500
f'i Grtwste E!s.Octh s. to Hannah Wool No 10 Leroy
ST. Pc tlrGnc L. stephen Merrihew, lso'h''s
81 S. mann joan and Vie the Dry Dock sayi"s'
lnI 5%y Isaac Mex aud vie to savings Bank
9e O Of T, Sy &C. ko ssls s uSr e a. i4t
o. o2sn Simon vie Angelo Myers ct al s'S'
dom cSnsn 60 y Geo F. Hyatt u s''A'''
' Ard wife to F nSssD es. Kf ies
9 oaS i a%f d'0E aSsEy rye yas 5000
Davc. Ma5gases to yc Mort s oo Smith et''
'-' DI:kea RGscs Mslsy iii Bank. 'ad-s'
Vi iGrSron. fmmst and another. to Raphael r. GOWN
q 3istst d 6t9ve 10 wears S 3UU onnenh.mer
Ec@scr JG Nm, and raSe var 20 Ed ss5o
G" Rsoct c SPS " n d y Ssia sys s
?ha ch'G srk to We sn Ts 5ifsssc, nsa%enls
tas6crs, Frederick to Theodore Ebeng Of 1+5th's
e %ha ms, Gshse" $1,000 s''A' Of
Iai'n; Hannah l.. to May Richards Of S''h''''
J"~G2 sh ESe'ot SD ssa a"sn' %
sap4 !s the pSSSy s3 SoS Bank Co
Jac-cr. Peter H. Michael Coaan ana another o''"'
>" Iorlsn william q; 90 james Quinn, 44thst OF
ION .nc " ' orc ~ ct al to Ncw-Yok LIE ksrr;
sncc aud Trust COnpny, n li7th-'t OF ''nN'e' d
vcar~. 8 mortgages. 10000. - - ,,... ,o.oo po,,o
ottoman, Richard, j. to VIM IL Wtte' rcefcc' po''
ward o cor i4Hh--t. years. sOf?o. nj. n..h
O'>hauQhnr-sy. John W, aud VIE 10 bowie p"e"
Erbt Trnz 10 Louis Trankentheler No 221 East ID
81 ir-ta -~nt-, SAsrO. ,-.. . ,1o,h.
~ >ilsnowsky bernard n Frances Baumann' llo'''
81 o ~" Vii ara, r to lambert suydom, 6th.ave.
cot5 .th.~t. 80 800. ,-...,.,. md ..h.
' Srott JoIn md VII. 10 william Renwick ana ON
ers trus,.c. 4fhavc II " Il3th-.t year, ~
smith Frank l., Aud wife 10 Monac W. ~. IN
sad.st ~ of West End.aNe. Years, TloioVo
Tbcrt Harvey J, % Title Guarantee ana lFuSI No'"'
Wander Roest william q. 10 Cora l. R'iIly eoooo, an
Waldron. James A, ct al to sarah ""io'o" anu '
other -. ,,,-,. c,ou :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-26
ERIE LINES.

SOLID TRAINS bEIw len NEW-YORH AM
9 SaHRs fN vi 81
Sea' E%i. w e.:al5: like waiss:
sss. % sPssS.
points West Trains leave NewYorx foot Q, Chambers:
& as follows and Ave minutes earlier from West 2d st
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
n m A. NJ. Daily-via Niagara Falls and Chautauqua
s TO t tnen3s ConSss.. a. Pore Jesvis
union statisn. except sunday. for Monticello.
yEsTIBULED LIMITED.
a an p NJ Dally-Sold train for Chicago. via Chautsu.
,).UU qua Lake, With dining car 70 chicago. Seepers
10 Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOI NTAIN EXPRESS
a M p. NJ except Sunday-for Bnghamtoa, Honesdal.
C.CU and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
n Oh p. NJ. Dsly-sold train 70 Chicago va Niagara
buralo, Rochester Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
n on r. NJ. Dsily-via Chautauqus Lake and Niagara
S..1U Fails Sold train 10 ShicASo s!eepers " buHeio
chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERvIs.
WEI DiSs's g. 30 PS 81 E. 8 = p q
FOR NEWBURG.
xrEkk DAYS-9 q. m. 3 as D. m, AS p. m. D 80
w D. m. sundays-o a. m. . p. M. 80 p m.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
hMS so cope, Of SKINNER ZONES com
tanning select t Of hotels and eo.ydns houses
Homes ass.Og xsny Of rfssT.SS Aauauau'
l ioi, si7 and oSi Hrosdway, Chambers and West
07 broadway, Williamsburg corner Newark and Hudson
SIS. Hoboxen end Jersey CITY statoo. Efie Transfer
onp.y call, 'GS ana nation from nO'e' ana resi-
''"|e' D. /. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-26

skful engineer. an excellent musician, or any
other srtcer of extraordinary fame, that maze 10,
himself known TO this famous spirit. ana iouho
him his true friend without hire. and the common
rendezvous of worth in his time lbs perhaps
is the secret of his fame. lie expended himssil
upon others not upon himself" his chlei emu,
as Grevie says. being not friends. vile. chill
dren and himself but above all things the hohor
of his Maker. and the service of his prince ana
country" Mr.. Bourne has done his WORK WIN
sympathy and a wide knowledg" OF his SUBJECT
and his volume will take place AS one Of the most
interesting and Trustworthy of the excellent series
TO which it belongs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-26
Kaiiroa0s.
pennsylvania
= RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY Of AMERlCA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals 6 Automatic Switches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS 1901 VI
DesbrOsses and COrtiandt stree's'
... rrRRIARY Rfh 1892.


THE FAST LINE.
800 A. M-Pulman yestbus Sleeping and fa az " m
hG l.es SGvefn 40 az dScaso s.
Louis Z 700 D. m next day Connects also for T'iea0
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. NJ Composed exclusively of Pumaa VsstoHis
%s s1s s; Eso" ssssqf
isss mad "a
SSsSsps sss s. n1 a a eass
Gay, ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
3p York and Dining Cars from s. Lsus and
S SVs9 dns Pail1ss' s''sA
p THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
and psn9;yey9s E % cssv Se' RIv.s 10
''S' THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 r %r1 s louis Ss''sI: siesRHt
3 Rsn& s sss tS.s 70
eaas nSr1 20 % s d. daily
except S'''' rAC1FIc EXPRESS
ysS: ss; 4 sIess;
a9G ID for ri lo sS61% asd
'f 81 5,5s. k'hf' and Knoxville via
%o ,ds or AZ % SSI &
R,I'TIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
'e$ . Hss''Ip s as Tss
Gcaehes Dining to baltimore every week day
$50 E;'1F wsf%STe q ps%ss
pullman charges Oh either Of these train, o.o and
ESDye,: 1rqg' 10 snd seG 30 ao e1s
night For baltimore only, 90 n. M Sun q ~
CID g 80 and 80 a. M, 4:3o 100 and 9oo p H.
For JACKSONVILLE AND At. AUGUSTINE.
HFioridn special" Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
For Tampa 80 a. m and 90 M, daily Ir..,.v.
For Key West aud Havana 100 p. M tuesdays
ror Htante citr 80 D. m weekdays. with through
nnre, Parlor Cars and Coaches.
For Browns Mlsn- Pines. 100 p M veekdsy with
For Cape MAY 1 90 D. m. week-days
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 60 20 90, 3d. 90 80 40 ;o0 Penn
sysnIa Limit with Dlning Car .ad 10 10 WashhgSn
En o cC Ssh 81 g. 30 sHS co. 90 md
90 p NJ and IL is night AccOmmOdatioo Il 10 oS
Eco 80 cnd a. 90 90 R III Sp and 90
Accommodation S 90 and 90 D. m:
For Time Tables d trains 10 loal points on the Penhy
hs ~. d. sc aps .a br 1S.Ss
West 25l and so tot s, q DS De-
IS Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station: foot OF fu.
ton.s,.. Brooklyn; rs Hudson'st' HoookeA; station
The Sew.YorH Transfer Company win ci 70, and check
III N3 9,.n n Manage Genrai Psss'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-26

7jtn.st. ;. a.: It " 9th-avc. @ix1022; Miehaci
t.ihlln % l. III 1naclI, r-.-
llOtn.st "A :. $50 ft jtn-aNe, @fNlOV'li' - o5775
w,rd JacObs t. " y Manchester -
llcth.st n GIG IT 5h-a'e. 27NiooIl san" $685.
ojtn.S, 10 IT, sthase. lSbNlOO.o' HeNi'
Newman To Charlie, Gahcn-
otha,e 57tn.st. aoNico' Lambert suydan $4,000
To SDcfO, gr--.----
W,shngton--t = g BesChst SvN'Vi NuE"'''
/, Penny u Al 70 G. \ McCreaGy
Wcst.st 80, 23j to 2a9 sane % Sane 'ffna,rin.
GthaNr n . cor s1thst J-.2NlOVS' Nhaio'
d,ahfcn 10 Henry Newman. -, 90, -
sGth.s, n : 30 lstave. 2oHlOV'oi 'H'"'
tInr IJelD 10 VIM Mu-chcnh,lin
Lot 40 map Bocerf llth ward Louis fiank.n. 277OO
ssh.,t c6.s Il 5th,ave l"sA'o' "eorso 10 e6o
3sth-st so # 7th'ave jcsNiosS; same 10 5000
3sth.~i SS4 IT " 7thaNe lO''NlosS' same 10 1886
s2d..t No 3Oi West Celia ScheI 70 r bsassr
Ievis.s5 80 IT, Htan'on'St'' -oNioo mares $4,000
59h.st. :. 10 f. " Sdave .'S''ii ino" 47.475
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-26
THE FORUM.
TEE FORUM.
Contents for March beginning Vol. XIII)
POLITICAL CORRUPTION IN MARYLAND.
I

Contents for March beginning Vol. KILL
POLITICAL CORRUPTION IN MARYLAND.
Charles J. Bonaparte
THE EDUCATION OF THE FUTURE. Clarence
King.
FREE COINAGE; WOULD 1T BRING FOREIGN
SILVER HERE1 f. o. Leech. Director Of the Mint
FREE COINAGE AND AN ELASTIC CURRENCY.
The Hon. r. p. Blsno Chairman Of the House Com
mtt,c Coinage.
A CASE OF GOOD CITY GOVERNMENT. Prof +.
g. Peabody.
INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS OF THE SOUTH. Gen
E. p Alexander President Central Railroad OF Seorga.
THE STUDY OF ENGLISH. Prof John Earle.
THE INTERCOSTINENTAL RAILROAD PROBLEM
Courtcnay De Ksb.
AUTHORS COMPLAINTS AND PUBLISHERS
PROFITS THE WORK OF THE BRITISH SOCIETY
OF AUTHORS. Walter Besant.
THE CASE OF THE AMERICAN AUTHOR. Charles
Burr Todd
AMI INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION BY GOOD ROADS.
Col. A. A Pope.
WHAT THE AMERICAN SUNDAY SHOULD BE.
Prof David Swing.
METHODS OF RESTRICTING IMMIGRATION.
Senator William f. Chandler, Chairman the Com.
mittce Immigration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-26
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tie Real Estate Exchange WAS very we'll attended
yesterday but the class Of property offered except In
few instances not very tempting. and prices IN
many Instances. did not reach The seller, figures.
The most important sac by John ;. u. Smyth. who
offered 40. Dol Eighth ave. also Nos. 3oj aud Jo7
IVES, Thirty So tho northwest corner. ur story
sI1 cellar brick apartment bu t..ng. l-.' 90 "a ,
avenue. and No. III In The street, with depth OF
was put up in one parcel II rents for - 400 ip-,r
annuni. The bidding started Mt 10000 and ran mp to
a7O,7 Edward >chwcicr was the buyer.
A. H. Muller &" son offered thc corner OF SeVen'h'
ave. and one hundred andiwenty oath IT.. being Nus
COX so a fonr,Siory and basement dwelling The BID
ding ran from 80 0op up to Sto21o joseph ilrrhot
was tie buyer. The sAmo buyer took NJ. L.. at
$33.45O. Inc same ancilOGecr offered No. III aud
III Es:cX t., tire ard four tory nrck building. on
s3j,Gop. j. Ro,cn' aum "h- the 'tycr. Inc prop
erty rents for - 800. the tenant madne all repairs.
The auconccr, Offered t"o los In tie boulevard
- go each to &. Mnr..s. William Kennedy sold No.
26 East seventy nith.st.. hvc>tory apartment
912,o0o up 10 $3.50. &. Cal'ahnn Vi, the buyer.
The ame auctonccr offered The corner Of W. rrnth
b. and Wavcrcy Place lot l-iNr1 Including No. l'p
and lbs on tie street Tie property rent FOR 49,
per nnnum. ard -oll Tor s3DHpO - :. FmuAanhnch.
Smyih q Ryan sOll, under foreclosure. lots running
from Cari, lace to Arcularlu> pace. They brought
from $50 up To II 100 ca"h. Among the iuyers wee
Il. J. Tracy !. II. -teinmcz and !. Robbitt d. y.
one hundred and tiirty ninth-st three story brcl.
Tor sI4cOo. 40. 8o7 Wet one hundred and thirty
cghth-st, adjoining the above In the rear sold 10 he
amc buyer FOR tl4loo. The northwest corner Of
Corlcar ind Water ~t two nrcc and eight stor; brick
-lcar refinery sod Ia ,. /. Robin son for 100000.
Ihc rest Of the property was either adjourned With
drawn, or bid In.
Morris l.. Baer 4 GO. have sold Vienna Hall, the
purchaser; Of 'he pr"PSry being the Retail Goal Ex
the northwest corner OF tfty eighth ST. and Lexington
ave-; and + known rs Mo-. l3i and 1913 Fast Fifty
eiglith--t.. and No. 722 LcXlngnn-avc. IO7 feet "a
depth. with an l. 1oON37. The price paid 300.
otO TIE Exchange has for some time been seeking a
se for exchange and club purposes. and after much
con d"rton. decided this plot as Offering the
greatest facilities for the combined purposes OF use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-26
3nstrurticn

For Young Ladics-City.
A CLASS IN LITERATURE for ladies' with DR. Dodge
A0 Columbia at REV. DIR. AND MRS. CHARLES
a. GARDN ER;S, SCHOOL. COZ SHAVE
For Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1.47s Broadway.
M. acSIf. K. 9. HENDRIcKsox.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-26

RECORDED REAL ESTATE -RANsFERS-N. Y. CITY
5Ist-.t 5 s. PTS r. Of siaye, lo.3V9s1o;
Isaac Iderer to r panzI; $3.50. ;,.;.,,:; 81
llSt-st 100 # " Of sa ry iooNloo'll; N,
Lo, a. map Gouycneur. 7h ward; George
s7ti'..i : $50 I, q stn.a,r. 20xloos; George
Roaf'sssri 70 N cor llytl.Ai 2iIixioO; William
Will REF TO 4 G,rnan Iot. ism 300
wc,s-st 80 $50 10 239l Mordaunt Bodine to
Tinton-aye. s. Isl. ii It n o. I52d.st. ls.syI25;
57th.st no 10 East, william flaek to James -aoo
Cottage Place. e s. 2s3 II Of sth,st 57xl27X
56.SHl@7; John y iurke, rel To sarah Jack 49,
oiyer.st 80 60 vrgini, I jackson ,oM Los. 1000
G7th--t 1915 ~ Of lOth-sVe, 2,NlOo.Ji Ed
ward Perkins to Equitable Life Assurance
james nenne-sy to T. ochsmrelber -. 1000
Charles q Shaw TO N Churchill 2loO0
ger 49,. 600
ws ssaas sne to ;S'S; sssa'' oOH'o Nor
w. S rs$s p Dsstr Sc S SsS
iii,nl '0S Go o East Mekenna '''V'
iotlayc, 5 corner s2d.t 1o2.21ioo; julia
lSnsSs t 10 corner crcs sh io7sxioo Thoma: ''0O0
la'9aS Snm,s E nSis. John
linton ave- 5. III Il Of IJ2d-st 4oxie5
Faa YCaa e JS q nsm II it :oxis, 400
. chsfe, Gart.ch =, ;; 700
M@"i }oei Ti 70 + fC .! 1'l. - Gar 5000
sitss NO 81 west John Dunn o TO rgd Ia 5000
Ss 1ss e. West :; Fsafy ieieiee to
Frank Jordan Ia !. = George g 5000
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Published by HARPER & BROTHERS, New-YOrl'

~ above for sale by oil booksellers or
will be the publishers postage prepaid 10 part
Of the Emitted States Canada Mexico receipt Of the
price. Hsrper's New Catalogue will be sent BY mail
receipt Of ten cents.
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The Port Reading Z. r. Co.. Lessee)
FOOT OF LIBERTY.ST., NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF November 18th, 1891.

cine Port Reading IL. H. Co., Lessee)
FOOT OF LIBERTYST., NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF November 18th, 1891.
4:3o a. m efor Easton. Mauch Chunk wilksbsyA
ssnt09 Eqn iea Saadays ;s ~
Msaeh Chunk. wiikesSsrrs and scranton. '''
SS M S' Es:t siHa and f MaatS On Sunday,
fas si5 aaTSh t fos toa Maaeh ' cssnE @Fs
mOSin sunbury WllsmspOft. Through coach 70 %lhns.
burg. Pdtpiyille shsmoSin, Sunb9ry and wliGnspot
On Sunday for Ea;to1, Magch Chunk. TamaQua P0ts,
for Ea:tsa; MaueA CHUNK Es:S,ns H':;s
S S%iS wiiNs'o'f'e, scranton i',D'Su' f'''' Gu
iS s fS5 fas!sa As"G%n e,ans H.
burg stf suGday 49, at 80 oo 3 n ai,s0,ow0
fospO rs Z; TN 60 90. s'iS m. 90 80.
" ? $ Il : 3 50 90 30
49, 49, &C. % 80 ioS0 oS gls :" 90 1' SIX; &
i0 PSr souRd Brook a. go 90, 20, 5as SO sos
70 90 90 4 so 30 90 30 90 5.s sO e :5' ss C s
Sc go 90 i i sS 60 M Il S 1856 1885,
sis So: ~ 700 'S 500 $50, 800 90 10 90
10 s. s. EI' s. a e. g s. $s$ ~ s IS,
80. 500 $ 80. OILS, 10 100, Il 80 m. 1?i6. %
if e. M snS go Is 81 co. $50 g &C., q
40 90 Hshand' SUNDAYS at . s:
fFi Fsr Red ' Ban long Branch and pOns south Point
1 rlf1'ns o 8: c y g Keep. S' 0ssss
Grove and Asbury Park, 100 o. M. 90 p. m
FOR LAKEWOOD
At 80 Sis a. m, 30, 3:45, 4 20 .. n. 3asi3
cars are run on trains leaving at is ~, ~ oSes
For Toms River Barnerat Park and Barnson2 Soe
For Atlantic City. Vineand and BridGetsa = ~
For Monmouth Beach and Seabright at 4 - SaSs
II rs q. M, 1 80, 4 100, 20 y. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia al 80. as 0o 10 90. ii 80 m7
30 2I5 3:SO, 90. 100, y 90 80 p. m, y IS
night. SUNDAYS 100, 10 80, IL 80 a. m 80 sSs.
90 6 90 D. m. IL :l5 night. =. 49, a.. .,
For Baltimore and Washington daily at 90 II 80 wiz
Dining car a. IN, / 30 $3.50 Dining Carr 800 p hs
Trains leaving at AS q. m. 80. 90. 90 :2 p
M i2i5 night (excep. saturday night Sundays, II ~
NJ 80 90. 90 y. have connections for Reading
HARRISBURG pottsyille SIC. ~ $1,000, =. 40
For Sudbury and WamsnOrt Via Philatssl phls ~ ~
A. M 80. 30 p. IL :l5 midnight except sSufusx
night; SUNDAYS. 8 90 p. n. ., 80
Tickets and PsrlorCa seats can be procured AZ H. LIZ
o6I ais. ga iIio. 1923 Broadway. 737 9Th ave- ~
West lo5thst 1874 Fast l25th-st. New York; CousAs
500 I'uIton.st 9s broadway. Brooklyn. ,s
Ncw-York Transfer Company VIII CHI Tor anu eheSs
baggage from hotel residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-26

Ncw-YOrk. Thursday Feb. %.
The following sales held the Exchange and Auc
ton Room to-day:
and story building. with lease n plot Of land Nos
le0 and 1872 last l-1th-.t :, 2Oi9 II " Saye, pot
iilX99. II ; X Wilson - 200.
4rtorv dwelling with plot o land. No III sd.
81. 10 n Of 0l-aVc lot GA259x56.s: Anna
Clark. $28 900
Pot OF land Clork.lvc. running through N Arcr-
srlu, Place. 24s Of Central Parksve plot jOA2I *
xJ0 0N20O ! II StTinmetI 1850.
3-story dwelling with lot. No 3O1 West l3sth st. u -
1854 Of sthaVe, lot lG.sN9al W Glare sll 100
similar building with lot No 800 Wet 10Th IT. y,
1854 10 u shave, lot IGsX99ii; same purchaser
t14 OOO
Place. " corner Nos So and ije Oth-st plot ~ *
Sj.5x2HySj.6: f. Fruckenbach. go 900.
J--tOfy building. with lot No 80 East 75h.st,
" Of .day lot 9jXlOo.2 & callahan, FlO2JO
3storg and 4story building. with pot Of land Nos
IL and III tscX-st, IO2. 10 II ~ Hsnptonst po.
A. iXirrcgXbO ',Nt70; y Roe. baum. $4,000.
= lots Grand Poucy1rd. lGoll II OF 105thst 25y
100 each G Mnks. 81 300.
t.story buildings With plot Of land Nos l7o and ~
West l2Gthst 7thave plot 3sNsO joseph Bier.
hon SGs 800
los. 3d.aye p II II 17Istst, ?jNloO each !,
f'anpeft~. ~ 900. -
4.-iory buildings. riot Of lend. Nos 3o5 and 3o7
West 3Sfh-st. u No sol St-aN" plot 1llNls -
xlnepX936 Edward Schweer. SO11O.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w (N. Y. c. 4 II. K. X. Co., Lsssee)
Trains lowe i2d-st. North River station New 9pAs
fellows end 20 minutes '2rier from foot Js' b,ny
daily, except sunday west OF Coeymans Junc,oHi.
1l? \. M.-Daily FOR Albany daily, except su""''
Montreal r... o..
1000 A. M.--Daiy, for Newburg, Albany UTICA: Syry
cuse. Rochester, BuBalo. Niagara Falls Detroit Ch'
cago; .aily, except Saturday. for Toronto - ,-,,..
400 7 M:-pNily except suntiy for Albany, AMI. sv,..
5,l5 T.. M.-Daily, for Albany. Montreal Uuca, NnnS
cuse, Rochester, Bnnalo, Niagara Falls Toronto 30
SsiJ r. M.-paiiy Tor Albany. Utica Syracuse Eocnso
ter, Buro Niagara Falls Detroit chicago o. Aos''s
=, daily, except SATURDAY for Toronto: y N
NEwSURG LOCALS s;eS '1ohS A. NJ; l1o '''''
Sleeping cars for Kuiialo Niagara Falls, Toronto. D.
trot Chicago, ST. Louis. all through trains ,u.,,a
Daily. For tickets, timetables, paror Mno s9spux
ear apply a. ocss es foc
lyn 3S3 Wellington 120 Fulton.s AhnsS
F,ton.st New.York city. ell sSs 'sS ~ pros iS
I<3 Rewery, il Park Place 53 West l0sn-s". t
stations. G. r. LAMBERT. General Pas.ens@ Aesn.
THE BOOK OF OPEN AIR SPORTS octave ~ pass:
Illustrated. The standard authority "a Ameresm cR sv
air amusements Rules for sailing swinmic4s oe1 PnS
t ins shoSSt,SE hSr;Ssess fS2s 81 $s; ny
in8 and universally csmplimented N he leeoA