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Ciin propsrin 60 Eet.

CuOfCE NJ two very handsome four.-tory Dr,k u"e
ines on south Mrsst liit:st h.a ,,e,y
80 (IamiIton Grange to rent 81 200 pItt III ~
n,rcular never occupied hand omey de'o a., ,oIgi
pS tnnrayeucnt,; high healthy OraIon trsu tItu hclE
,In horLs from ID" station cable roai A. corner
INV IiD 4; ia DGLEY Al steiddn.ANc anu l4'th's''
or - Wa-st
. vFT7IT No ZFD f-storv extension residence be,o"
ioih.st Al block; - 500 with mirror, ana hNtnre''
a. "0'"' RIKER SON. 40 60l 1th'aNe.
,o0 4 C.FM-To .ea.e from May ! 40. 40
81 ,oUU. West ssth-, Mit toco eNisa
o,ec,nf chandcer- all improvements, IN Pifect oIuer'
Sa,l by permit only. Apply o. ,,,,., co
SUI ~ ' FRANK l.. FISHER & CO.,
ifG Co'umhu~-lye. near Hl>t-st
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Ocean Steamers.

SPECIAL wEpNFsDAl SERVICE BtTwEEN
NEW YORK AND BREMEN DIRECT.
Ancrica. April IS. a IN iraun-chweig APr27,1a' NJ
iI'rmaon Nav IS 10 a H. / ctpttgar. Mn % A. IL.
Muncheu. June l. 10 a. NJ bTiuu>chWeig Junee1d III.
cabin, 900 go 400. Storage, low rtes
NEDiTEHRANFAN LINE
Ncw.YorN To ti,nol IN less than eleven DAYS.
w'rra sat. AR. 2 10 an Vera sat, June T., 10 M
Mcrr'. sat MAY :; ~ an Vera sat July -. 10 ~"
tulfi Nav 10 FulGd sat. Aus. o. 10 a.i
Ia.sase slou. .l25 or ESQ a berth First cabin.
Passenger. FOR the Italian Lake. Switzerland and The
Iyro. win direct 'd-ist AMI most
comfortable switzerland be- reached IN six hours from
OILKICMs & co. . BoNlIng Grcen.
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CranstonS, WeSt-POint-on Hudson,

will onen MAY 10Th Mr.. Cianston Will give his undl.
dd Attention % Hotel this season ana may De seen
40 the Marlborough by parties desiring 70 engage foon'
IIali, and rooms heated BY steam and grate nres
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Apartments 60 Get.

rf,O RENT-Nayarro Duplex Apartment 10 rooms cie'
i pautlv finished aud decorated Rent, s-,oVV'
Apply only ,.,,,, v,tx,vc cso i,b.ave
rI,UE ST CATHNGINE APAHrMENTHot 81, Mani
-on ave and J ST. Iculut suit" Ot 10 room ca
terror view o 30 feet. Apply on premises 10 -.
'' i. u. BROOKS. Superintendent
n, III WTNSDR FLAT jlt.,t.. cor. BrOtWaY-In reht
/ furnished chirninr rooms aud biih. RON May
oct. halfprcc for ,'1,"i' 'lll at any th'' VII
floor; elevator.
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Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
A DVICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and fcuars nee 70 pa
a ents State locality price desired pupirs age an
T. V. HUYSSOON. American School, Bureau, : '" ii.
A SPANISH young lady give, leon, az pun Oaj,e
"A dcnce. Address SENOKITA, Tribune Uptown Oi''''
az b Oadway.
a LADY WITH SOME EXPERIENCh ana kiC", d5
trans atc. Address NJ, Box .0i, ITOuAo l'oNH O"'-'
l,Z42 Broadway.
NJ rXy Sy.,e,n NathenatcS.-Cne figure i subslu" 30
~ many used almost any sum nch'1'.l d. No.
,,n, yoyr memory improved come and STE "Nanpi.> m
n hacSbcard 3l6 West 59h.-t LIT floor 80 70 p H.
&, End STAMP FOR the Pretty Typewriter, Itorcu
= Sii0RTHAND AND TYPEWRlTlNG COl->bub'
SIG Broadway, y. Y
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No. IA ST. NICHOLAS PLACE,

-KouAED y. HAENElr & CO.. Au,loae.r..
A.wI scA 1T Auc-on d. the is.44 LAT L'e1nnse ana
t.i.. Oh iiiCI.rDtY. AI'iiL -. is'- at - o',o.a
r.n'..l, ..i. o. 100 a.. ,..-.d,u. All i-,tit. ,,
~ at, C.iA4II- d Er,>rLL. - - Ni"f"i.l
pH.i"s ~, D.. o"l"5 a.'-'o,;- ,,.,oo ...,i.. o,.
1900 -qu'fe f-et d and. With large 5-s;'5 And uA'
mont lrlr. sla -.tb.r.
10, g. on >a iasau-ctt Avenue.
LIT D. OBJ yr,.ef ,'f.,t ,n,h containing over $4,000
H.. hoa.r b., Completely raci.a.d and the furniture
>At' o.. cont oi tn, purchase mon,y nav f'nan "n
g'r2e ot payment a. ans De'ious time on -iNt d'i'
mas 10 f a9a zap. Ga'.pa", OF Of ie h'u 'ne6s
diner -ons ani a'n.scmcnt Of room Etc. rl AL "a,
No,. II 10 - Llbc o. street. he Ollie q Ne,
nassau Street Ncs.Yofx ny.
Tho E>rcsiof- reserve the right u withdraw the
property h -{ sS'i H. '"iG ssLL r JE SAFE
c'ii50li;aG'Ei! MAtcii.iL'Iocm MILLER Executors
JOHN W ACCHNCLoNS.
A -RIcnAEn y uAAIFYETr ;, %0 Ayge'oneer''
a. VIII Tfmhr iaiili ~ Ar fiiir'7oN'
At 10 O'Clock noon At h. Real f-ta Exchange and Auc-
ito" EE&S G% f f @ s sIo!'''''
, y , 9 ASP q ygS!Rr -T Tioi ,o,.o
soutfcas corner Vc,tiyst Plot 75.CNio2.7 with ara
''''''' DIG" '' oGDhY rrEFMMAN; ,ANtsorncy' =
Map. Il, Aucuouecr-' Il aud % Ll6crty,st.
A RICHARD V. HARNErr { CO.. Auctoneors.
" VIII; SEA. SEA; At ,A AgtGr1HoN.
BY .o,dcr Of y. w4eatcy. Edward o. Harrison. and
LcAin go+St northeast ccrncr 9Gth, a--oory.
6s,t b'it nous, j. NJ civ; aud 2,toy blicN stable.
Lot 2i3Nqe c lTqr R PtieraS so p,oadway
Maps al Aucllouce.s'. II ami 70 Lbert'-st
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Gedchcrs.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PKOFESSOl's, 4i 70
"A FRS Tutore GoVernesses etc. OF AL DahCAcs
TO Universities Colleges Schools and fanine' NIHTSN
Schools 10 Parents. Modern Lang spOhe''
COYRIERE Book Building. loo tItnsye.,- sor. ~ .
MEXICAN AND FoEEIGN IEAGnLKS; oy MGse
- 10 Colleges schools and Femiles. Apply 70
Mrs J. N. YOUNG.FULTON, 20 Union Squ.Ic.
ID EST TEACHERS supplied for all or;ncne, I'd ,a 1my
ID locality no FEE for registration fOdih iOf
PVHTYSSOON. American School Bureau, : w. ItOh ,~
l. IKsTCLAsS TEACHERS supRWd %ithGEt cdi9aa aS,
AGENCY established 1880. W ID. Kerr. ~ EsS Il.
", DACHERS SUPPLIED without charge IN a.
/ ments Best iaciliNcs y. y. IDCONAiONN"
BUREAU. % Clinton Place y Y.
II, HE FISK Tesehers AGENCIES ORR ,sS it, e
CNOCKTR y I. ManaCer Lincoln Bldg, anon gu
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LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY. Rochester. n u
i Home Church school fOr the care mdhase,,c ,eoi
culture yonng lad es. 3jth year bN.ihS %
Write for illustrated circular. MS T. NJ OuI'4s' 1i'F
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M A N HA N S EFT

HOUSE AND COTTAGES. Shelter I<3nd. l.. l., y; Y.
yul omen June II. The New-YCrk Office II open day
to p at % Union square Room = wh h 'ppl'g "a,
mons rooms cottages with board AZ MOTEL or Tor
housekeeping will he received. send FOR ILLUSTRATED PIN
phet. IL. u. W. LAWSON, formerly OF Murray Hill
Hotel
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Gurina Resorts.

- ROwNS MILLS,iN:TiiiE;;IPniIMEr T Now open
Elevator electric lights and bells open ~oHs and
~ team heat sun parlors, miles or pine "sHs anu
or sulphur aud iron SPRING, Celebrated M N
York via Penn. r. r. at 100 D. H. anu 'e''r" 0'-o
a. ID go, 10 PFEIFFER Jr. Browns Mills p o. ~ j.
TT OTEL IMPERIAL, ATLANTlC Cii ,, 900 sectr}ic
II and'ave facing the ocean.-Caplclty 2OO 'e.sf!c
h1ls ARE solarum crate fir every nome conIo u !"
~ ~ 1sv sl0 10 sS per week g. w. KEN DtICh.
r,orr,I MT PLEASA NT-ATLANTIC CITY, .r
ri Vireinaaye near beach; steam heat elC,TTvr '
rCuE VICTORIA, ATLANTIC CITY. y. j. =, 81, No.,
OCcSh c"u VI ~ NJ. WILLIAMS.
~ 0,Ur PINES" Barnogat Park, " j.. 80 minutes from
- fakewood in a FOR - OF pines oil HOaeIn Wiz
.nts rsasonable rates open winter ana summer "rVe
for prospectus - = -, -,
U,ur FrDRFpGE Atlantic CIV. ". j.. ID Soueh caro-
ma baI SQUARE from depot rates sl 70 q oV
per day So $40 per week Mrs T. }, El-pl.rp9I.-
,u,UE IEHMAN.-Ocean end Of PennsylvahH ave.
l " ATLANTIC CITY. N;y,,> . m
.v,ur wAIJINGFORD. ATLANTIC CITY, " J.,,
"PPaciac.avc near Kentucky; near Beach thoroughly
heated rcnto $40 10 sl2 per week ,pc WA ELLIS
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A. W. buy and sell bill. of ....
exchange and make Cable lnFesuhehb
Transfers Of money o IA.
% rop. Australia. AMI IN, Wet
Indies also make collections,
Credt d tOmurrcI and S'curlues
INeilInc Cr-ilt-. available Ia
part. ~ the wol 4
BROWN BEQIHEKS co.
BANKEKS 50. - WAIisE
COOK> TT ROPEAN TOUR~.-An ilusuacd
y pamphlet Of 40 page. describing arrtug'u'nts Tor
visiting Europe N su.t all cI>'s u Tourists WIN tbf
cod. steamer Rates, Customs put', AID General nfoiua'
IiIuS COOK { SON PAL Broadway.
ETEOlL; \ select party sails Apui -. ilr
ocrau h,rth> 10y all I'm At lowest rates. send log
~ ~ & Wv. oln Rrolanav y Y. -f.t. lsIt-
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Gin 1)roperip for Sale.
CUT THIS OUT!!!

cou and examine whether you wish purchase or not
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1nsrructlon

For Young Lades-City
DEV DIR. AND MRS. CHARLES H. GARDENERS
IlSchuol for Young Ladies'. No. 60I SHAVE. .
Mrs GARDENER, author Of History IN Rhylue."
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CHARLEsTON 5. G. The south \ >oulhMesi

TV4N, 'Is ''TIIIIT n
jacksonville AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From Pier ~ T.. r. foot Of Koo-e'e It AZ p M
HEMASSFE thlrirrlon and jacksonville Fri, Apr. l.
ALGONQUIN, Charleston ami Jacksonville, Mon. AR.
CHEROKEE Charleston and Jsc kson ,ille We'd, Nr. @.
have nr,t-clos- accommodations
under open policy effected AZ onrfh ~ onr per
cent. WIN. T.. tLh DE 3 60. t'Ti'al Agents
) nowlng Green. \. '.
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New.Yord. Wednesday. Marh 30.

NeW.Yord, Wcdnosdav. Nm n 30.
Tho following sales were held at the EA.halee and
Auction Room to-day.
3story buildings with plot u land. Nos 30 10 900
Fast 11Cih.,t s. 80 II 2iANc. plot 1jNiooll Z"
BLY,. S5O1OO.
5.,tory buildings with plot Of land Nos Is aud j.
I2o:h-st lC2 II Jtl-aNe, lot o:-'NoOll Jno
Schnucg as 3eG.
5story buildings with plot Of land nos 1il 10 1i3
West 9-h-st 2oSS r. Am~trrdau-61". pIo. l1''N
irregularxl6A .2xil3.6 Simon Arcndt $1,000.
i.story house with lot. No 1873 l-,"N--i, 50 T.
n Rvineton-st, lot 2-0Nes lN22GAsS Jno g Mei>t'r
$40 100.
4->tory dwelling with lot 40 1903 Mad -on.ave
coracr 99d--t. lot 20 sNjoN2e sXG..G. ". 7. krA
s27 600.
and story dwellings. with lot No Ga W.-' f-fh-
Dcyne - 100.
W Colrmhu~iye. lot o0No2.2. " Iial-t.Id 81 GOO.
similar buidilC. with lYt No 10 West Tfth--t. al
joining above. lot 2OXlO32 + Hart. FL 500.
lot, 17ith-st, block front between Worth ana
Prospect aNcs, NJ Bronson ana l. II Lyden $1,000.
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EIgf.esnth Edition, pot paid for Csc. or stamps:
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls on
FARKE Err A. n LONG & Co, lob Arch.st. Phia.. Pa.
Every one should read this little book '-hthenaeuln
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l EW.YORK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.

~ Piers 10 and II. East River.
SATURDAY Steamers at p m. aud others at 2 p M,
Tnnpco. Tuxpam and Vera Cruz.
M,,anza., Cardenes Sagua. Calbtrlen,
santiago de Cuba. Guantanamo and Clenfuegos.
SARATOGA Havana and Cadenas ...... we'd. Mar. 80
CITY OF WASHINGTON iav. s. Mex. Ports sat. Apr. >
nj A3ARA Havana and Matsnzas ........ We'd Abr. o.
VI MtRI Havana and Mexican Ports sat Apr. ..
CIENFrEGO Nassau. santiago de Cuba and
Ccnf:es0.. -. Thurs, Apr 4
Bills OF Iadng IN all points on Mexican Il. w Co.
Mcxsan Central H. W. Co.. Ltd. and the Monterey and
Mexican Gulf Railroad.
For full paF;Is%aEIsgg' relSht Or passage sgplS
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CTNARD LINE.

TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Aurina Apr.I p . 30 a. m AuNnil April 80, "a M
Imt ina Apr. -. 3 p. m tnoris Nsy . -. 3D..
N,INiI ..... Apri TO- : a. o.. >tiNla MAY ~ H. w.
Itrurl April - y. m rtrur1 NAV - p H.
From Ter 40 NOrth River. foot u tI1rksou It.
CABIN passage. 500 and upward. Second cabin 80.
Storage tck't and from an part OF Europe at very
low rates. freight and passage apply az The con'
l4nys ONCE, No Bowling nrren. New-N
VERNON H. BROWN \ CO.. Iul As'nts.
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THE MISSES ELY'S
SCHOOL FOE GIRLS,
Of lac and 142 Columbia Heights. Brooklyn,
gill reopen APRIL 49, at
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
S5TH AND sGTH STREETS NEW YORK.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE IIsANSFEtS-N. y. CITY.
39th.st 325 It q I'd ave. 2jX3s.9; Chns
kramer and ano to liy Fan. .............. $3.50
Gstl.,t II 100 II " 9ih.aye. t0GNloO.5; Frank
''' A5et III Il Comb iS vs. C' barry 80 81 " 255oo
Tnlie MyeIs and hgs to lIe,nan Bo,r.r,
70 I Haf,ic l. E-6a,d. '-1'' "'' 1900
Fmden 10 Iran7 zcri,r 1900
fl,tt.st 40 $50 West John Have, to Francis l. o.o.o
o3d,,t SO 40 West Warren " Brook,
John G ency and wife to Xiida Droyo1,. q 900
rS@'o 70 = s 70 Ma kin 't 70 Esther shapiro 2Go5
: S:s' e E. @ 3:n s a E: + ':9
I'll Aaron A9drwy n5icc.' ~, KIM. 1880
B.ancheri 70 L. Grand T. Bcncaict ~ $1,000
'0t to John AShclc .. 1850
Maycr to Wm Rrcioi $500
1905 Mary Ba,e1en 70 II ! I EgI9heiI 6oy
So WHdeG rcacn to samuel ii ita6e3r 2s5oo
p me Sa'e 'o'on'1a''o" 'o''e'' % 10000
IoV gha,Ie. Wei. lS e1'' "'' 1880
Msaisnays o yyT iT1,t So'A'o, h'u
liC!ht SO s. East Isabel de Jonsh to colt a, ,co
sday ave- s. 500 Moc- shedn'Ny and vile to qa oco
Lei ing ;" n COR ili,n; Coz ss9giaer ,ooco
and Il Max T. Bcinhelm.r ana a'"t.'i. 0JJop
lO1d-,t n Boulevard. 1UAlOl-lii Nam <..
\ Mel Bride and wife to MN y Murray ----, = ooV
7thaVe : 7il1 n l23th-st 21N3J; Jho ,,.,o,
Nct.rath 20 Leopold Metlecr ..-.-.-.-,- @-5uO
1@oth.t No 10 "e''' ~" ."'''" 22ooo
st Ni9hS , No ''o' '"o o e.s..'' Al 600
81 Nichola,aye 40 us: to same ...c..- 1Iuop
ltGth..: n : 200 n W - Nicho1s-tNc, l2ONJ)lli
Isabella 4 Leo NJ iry j. \ k1tt t----. .---- :
l2Ith W.3 no rs i'' i''''' 2o5oO
l4,st h IS T'9 9nd lfe To- Chls Ecrnhod C7s5
Nadi.on.lNc II y =, Ie3 80 e. f'tch-st. 2NI-Oi
& Adcb-rt Becker ~ fr'dcrlck VI Muil'r... O,'1V
Washuet0l.st = 80 II u l1Sth-7l, 21NIOoi WIN 100.
HLo1d.s u Michael Nau-hton 4,'Vo
Crotoua.aNe 80. II PrO-p ct-dN'. 53A'fi lciN
Krupp and wife to Henry Hartmann -,----. @'O'O
othst ,, - TX XXI II A'''u' 1880
CoHmbla-.t No 81; Samuel We'll and wife to
Jonas W NJ al Sol Eel icr To Adolf Mandc 1870 l. 75O
same proprrtv: sarah TO Sol Fcncr 1900
Eds idSr.c5 w Flla+ JACOB. 27I5o
ho,to,s' = Ok, TO kuhro, collcnb.rg,r 1850
lOti--t n Ia 70 W lstaNr. -f"NJiiof h'H ~ 80
Witlcl and wife 10 Adolf Sir"h. -',f)O
l't .,cn 10 Amelia 40 Moyhoi p SEQ
33d.st No 33l west; Mary II Whet, cNiN to ooo
u
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For Boys and Young Men-Cfty.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1.i73 Broadway,
u near 42d.st. All departments.
81 NJ. HOBBY, y. {. HENDRICKSON.
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IN HE BOOK OF OPEN. AIR SPORTS, octave. 800 pages
illustrated The standard authority on American open
air amusements Rules for sailing, swimming ball play
ING, shooting horsehcck riding &C. se u full Per
Ing ana universally compnmented By the Dfsss
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- THE T.. :. Brazil NAIL :. =. tO-k"gular
passenger service from Robert Per BrooklYn. for :
inONiA> MARTINIQUE, BAKBADo> All BtAHil.
y. =. ALBANIA "Wednesday. April -. noon.
From Newport News three ds,s lat,r.
PAUL +. GERHARD 4 90, General Agents,
10 Whtehall-st.. New York.
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Musical Instruction.
GUNNER SCHOOL -
METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC
OPENS JULY l, 1892.
BOARDING accommodations. All advantages Of the winter
school retained. Dudley Buck, Pres. ~ X. Parsons,
VicePres. c. b. Hawley, Mus. Dir For particular,
IL. w. GREENE, Sec. Treas,
10 & 81 East l4th.st., New-York.
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TNMNN LIN"
L FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITN or PARIS ...... "Wednesday April g. 10 30 p.
CITY q BERLIN WCdnc.dav April q A. m
CRY OF NEW.YOR K. .wednc day April 90 10 30 a. m.
CITY or CHICAGO. ...... Wednesday, April -. q ~.
From Pier 43. = r.. adjoining Chr.tOphsr-st. Ferry.
First cabin. $50 aud upward. according steamer and
locailon Of room; Second cabin $50 and f35 prepaid.
AIS. S,eeraee $50 INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION
60. General Agents. q Bowling Green. y. Y.
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iSspAn1s, yrro1na6ricN.

.aas sfEs NO nuevO pero.ilco 1jlustrado de Bellas
Artes5 Gleneas ,oIiferatura, Sport y Modas Que
ha empezad0 asDublicarse igRfh osai4E9s Z ffk9
.AI--essu a3nsErToe iah Qt EyMADRID. 50 50
aasCo9tiene eseaidfsina leetura de lbs min.
lRales aatores ramonaaes y aia9 a9hificos Irabl.
los heehos poEf los mas lmatseroos pr. & iia
mientos. sttii
ss 81 ]S k EF, Is ERIC as isa.uoa
SO pnhlca todes lus siumiagas asan aifaatIss:s4a
lQs de nfii9s maya ffaHeAso de- 8 paginsa; y Sc,
fegalsn asll de- aial o. gnalfutn er}s s3.ssl
s'oTss 81 Al de srucrsti Aidassa orss s,ss
[ ElII0Tes1 cob sof na sgnaaliI3q saiTHED s&3I2ot
! sA La relac9n etlas tfichast 9bfaa Que aeEo
fegalan, que es muy extensa35 5pnesiaisolieitarse,
en- esta G pital en In PrQpo qassda Literayta.
;alle de Tanca nun. q altos
Ell pI spers bai aimsTos dFli perf6dlef lufgse uil
reGl a O De .CRfSTGBAL CeLeN tt,illadu del orpi4
ga! qusse q x3stes eRlasaB. haoUecan Naeional lt,
Aadlld. Se8E 50 Ug9sta sA I ssn
P'ecl0 de cada cuaderno, cor ell :ote do g.
sntregas de las csadas obras II 4 2. 225 eentaVos.
80 mo puGds ses ss,i9a mas baratof s 4saoasI
70 Cualquiera pne,ie f,lrlnar, POGO A. POGO !.
una Bbioteca sin spercibrse de clio. ~ - 01a
!. &. ab s9xlaPar0s a'sds Ssf0ysSssS. 1850 - -
j Dirjirse don Manuel ROdtie,les. Saeasff.
de NJ ntlla.sal aD goi3aokbUlba.g7 .g7 Taaofes
So a3nnf. al la RR0PAG&N and A. 1fTERkRIk q
Ia2acG 3sabsssI2 Q. G0sEtala19 GS se5 e@ 10 hs71s
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Con Ia representation grahoa por medic
de mllares dc grabadus, deiyocss ti7sarqulteol
bura, arQueologia civil y religjosa, heraitilca,
|nunismarca, indumelltaria, pinturs, escuItura,
|grabado, lnasica, agriculture, aoronon4ia, bot !.
mica, agrimensura, zoologia tmineralogfa, artes
~ 0fcios, fsica quinica, naecauica, hldraulica
metalurgla, medlcina, clrujia, fslniacia,A aatro-
'nomla, geologic, s,eodeoaia, coneroiB, navega
Glon marina, arse lttar, atnugrafia, antroDo.
logia caza, pssca, ea''1tac on eGt , t,tS.. Per ID
Luis Bmst4,0o,1te y htossyI Di@josg del Vsttug,
con Ia co!an i acle do UlsUlDguidos esvaaUures
espanoles y americanos, Ie s<ss7Sa 2 q
Este Dlcolonario consta de tot11os, Y SD
total decuasiernos serA de unus 80 tio q SO pa 4
ginas cada uno. So reparte d uotnlcilio,y y eli
precio de cada cuadefno scIo es el de real les;
1863 Seran de REGALOa para los seaores sus i
criptores las laminass sneltas que So repartal
durante la publication del Dlccionario,
Estas publicaciones acaban de r9cibirlas
on ol Centre General de Puolicaolones deslos
Sres. Fralle y c., calte d9 Totuau nll nero 81
donde p.sden dlrigirse todas aqueilas perso
mas que leseen snscrlbirse d as mencionadas4
n Ca .a0 .g5A| ~asssAsss84 ~
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la Ultima .Motla
BASES pEa Ia LAP U'B LI'cAcIoN:

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LAS ULTIMA MoDA 3aparace stodos las do.
|mingos, en- nuh pfiego de- 10 gfal1dsss paglnas. ).
tres. e,f1fnhas con mttttltud de modelos ,ta $
|de trajes, abrigos, sconfecciones, som6reros. !
peinados,s ad0rnos y al8Dpres dc Ultima nove.T1
d. ID. ~ Una de- las hojas cada nnmero contie =
Inc no pagiuas de nOYefa en- forma convenient
tie para haeep encuadernadas otra. .tasta des5s
NADIA una plancha de dibujos para bordar v S
al dofso: upas veces retratQs de nOtabildadess s
leonteq4iof faneas; Otras, juegos de ssociedad: i
E0Gras, lamnas dc mOblliariO Y characterization:
oGras enef fin, noVelitas cortas fgurines es.,e. s.
clales, todo con grabados. Las ocho paginas
restantes del peTiodico ofrecen muItitud d,,4
mo ielos, art1culos reVistas, consnltas, reeetaa
lpaSat'emposj texto siempre esmeraiO de euaps
60 Jodednter esar las 81 noras ssnortas.
aEGe touo SCORE t0dog de la mayor m0ralidad.
cada nnmero acompafla un regalo O
sea 52 al ano, cOnslStentes on tgurines acuarr,.
las, hQlas de patrones con dibuios para borlar.
patrOnes covtados, hojas de cuatrO pagiras 4
dos tintas, dc dibujos para bordados arCfsticos.
crom0s representando aprecioSas abores.s nltis q
sica, etc., etc. sApesar de estas yeritaias es g
lei lperi0dlco mas baratoen su clase como nIle.
de verse por los siguientes @said4'7 t5iis
Preci0s de sakscrscS6ss en- pweyto Rico ;~s 9,
seis meses, $780, ano, $6.--Pago antioi. !
(52 Nt1MEROS AL ANOl, 500
E495 EH1comoade eostumbre, todas Iaa stts.
critorassqne Rnticipen ell aflo, Sc leg harA m
regalo extraprdinario. y lsa.g 132f u ~.
. Agente de LA ULTIMA MoDA on Puerto. :.
ls.Al 4ae o. uo5 s9Ig0sS M: RoDRtG1Ez sg9,ssi
:. sJ Successor do 8. @. de Mantilla ~ Pfopa0aSda s
~ AterGfs0.-~San Juan do Puerto R;c 1s,.r : -
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liNOY'EDAIlF,SllsI II s.

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aa4 En- el afamado estableeimien TO de los Sc
nores SO BRINO LIE LUNA Y CO 5se aca ba do
recibir por los 1ltimos yapores MI gran surt1 dto
lie Varios artfcnlos del giro entire toe cuafas se
cuentan: q 'SsssskaAs Sss'assss'ssss
Ezcelenses JAM0NEs AsT r5RIAN0s II
GALLEGOs, cosa do gusto, 10 nejor Que Re
impUrta al pals. ssa IN ~ 4sps ~ y 80 3 u /
V5,sos fsntos bltssscos sss0selosabsss ds Ma u. II
gGsya, KstsdepeSaos y GaJscsa,Y ssss .sesc0b bes0s
So s. SoBBEAsADAs TpsTADAs pEsMALLoRgA.s1,ss
y ICHUFAS DE yALENC CIAl,egP 80 -
y Collaervas alirnenticia Galletitaa biz.
cocfDs fraalceBsa -Dulc6a y ncoras flnos do
5oiag olases. ., <snas asgtsF.sss e3sss.
.' ny EJ sssstjt5o es ocsspss sSssso. s.ss
& Las personag do buen gusto, los que. se..
pan regular el palatiar, tienbn donda escojer
]. Los Syes. 8OBRIND DE LIMA y O..
solo irnportan art'clllos de primtra ,calidad
visftess el refariE3o nieuJe, Fcrtalexa,
-Sanita q Iallaa. Es llao de Los pa rnsroa de-
III q aaa, 1asifsee san ia Islas sI, 500 g0hs8 j
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sss rEs no nuev0 perio.nco 5jlustrado de Bellas
.rtes5 Cle9esas oLiferatura Sport Modas Que
g empeNado ADublicarse 0.gsfh ofaf4 sE e asE1
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-18
THE VACANT sECRETARYsHIP.

The name Of Chauncey NJ. Depew has
recently been mentioned for the position
of Secretary Of State. There is perhaps
no man in the country better fitted, in
some respects, to fill the position left
vacant by Mr.. Blaine. Mr.. Depew also
would have the united support of the
business element Of the country ire
spective of party.
But the Office Of Secretary of State is
the most dignified and important of all
appointive offices in the United States.
1t requires long legislative experience.
1t requires a man who is not only in
touch with the people, but who is also
reyered and honored by all classes. 1t
requires man of large experience in
foreign affairs, and intimate acquaint-
ance in diplomatic circles.
Mr.. Depew is lawyer and successful
business man, but in diplomacy in its
larger sense, he is entirely untried. 1t
is doubtful whether in view of the many
important questions now pending before
the State department, it is expedient to
select man whose experience has been
SO limited,