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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-12
fcqal Notltes

CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
~ YOkk.-1>ouis NJ. Jones, Plaintiff. against Jacob :
Cornwell. Annie ID. CoInwel, Cstharine D. Corh"eli;
Guardian OF Jacob y Cornwell, Annie ID. Corn"cli'
Cathsrine ID. Conweli and Andrew e.. Cornwel Infants
Herman wilkins. Patrick Brandlgan Bridget Williams,
John Riley. Cornelius Fitzpatrick Timothy kcathg John
OCOnnell 1.-THE John being fictitious his true name
being plaintiff John Dugan James Hickey.
Sullivan (the John being fictitious, his true name
being unknown plaintiff Elizabeth Foley. Louisa Jones
SHAY, samuel Benson, Dennis Leary Michael
q Conner, John f.. Ward, a. Receiver, Defendants.
To the aDoNe-naMcd Defendants and each Of them
You are hereby suIBlOed 20 answer the complaint IN
this action and {" serve copy Of your answer on ram
TINS attorneys within twenty eltrr the service OF this
summons exclusive day OF service. and In OF
your failure appear Judgment will be taken
you b. dtau for the relief demanded In the COM
plaInt 80 o
Dated November 4th 1891. -
KUKZMAN & FRANKENHEIMER,
PldintiM's Attorneys.
Once and postOrice address No. IL wall Street. New
York City. ,
TO the DEFENDANTS ;. Cornwell Annie d. Cornwe
Catharinc d. Colnwcll. Andrew g. COrnwcl Ella
b,th Power Individually and a. Guardian OF Jacob
Corwci, ANN D. CJrwui ~fhaiIne ID. ConIweH
and Andrew g. COrnwc.l Infants:
The fOcgOIxg l. served upon You By pubhca-
ton pursuant an order OF Hon George L. lnslahaI
on, OF Justice supreme Court Of the stat of
NeW-Yoik 9Th day OF December, 1891 and nld
complaint ia the ONCE OF tn Clerk OF the cry
County u NewYork, AT the County Court House, IN
tic City OF New-YOrk.
Dated, New.Yorh January 4th. 1892. -
HUFFMAN & FRANK ENIElMER,
plaintiffs Attorneys.
Once and Iostonce address,, No. ID Wall Street New
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nrcoRnLp MoRrGAGrs.

Bach Lewis T. t, Peter 4 II Jackson 1osdst, "
same to Mary + I,apPoobeok' loSd' Of Lex
Hoccher .;errudo' 10 Joseph Hechlngof. $ 73ist.
W Of lst-aye: installments. 800 ~ .
m d, da M,tn's % %%r. W., u go
Book George. 70 george Ehret sist'' OF 2d'''e;
Ccttr John and wife, to John Ieahy. 70 1873 Cherry
BAY Annie r. 70 Susie \ Blrdsall, 4 17th'st e OF
brew Clara st. 70 Timothy Dwight trustee. eth
ave Of I'D =; y,ar'. as 900, ,,,a. ,,,..,.
brew, Clara ", and another 10 Ellen Mann 'thaVe
Of l22d,t year, slsooO' -. ,,,,,.n, ,,,u.,,,,
Lnse william snd a9oh to e isSnt Al iaa oco
FEEDER. Cece. 10 Marie Elnney. 81 a. soth-st. 9
GJ,n, Ei14brth \, 70 the Banks co.ope,,tys Build.
Ing and Lon Association l'''hSt' of washington
,asr. Wnr 81 to otto M1er, no 100 Crosbyst years.
Go..chel. LYMAN and WIFE, to sara" yah K'isht' n
Hutchinson John end ano to sI"o9 R N,T dee
Herring Jean, u Ellen Mc''ll, Ijth-st. sthsve.
iIoiiiad Vim J. and wife, To James Lynch. Athst W
Hai e. man sinon. and wife To Eliza Lockwood =
12Ist-,t IT Nichos. ave. wars ~: 800 . ,.,,.
Same t. Mary - wooicocA' l"ist-'t St Nicholas
Johnston stSn Mary t. Flora Euhen,ten and emo. =
Jantlsn. Henry. Al anc to Henry Fedden' ID
Ko'l, Jacob T. Fr,dcrcK MGdebrooE. catharInest
Klein Benedict \, a'.d wife. 70 Henry wood. eNr Z.
Bedfo dst Lcroy.st. g wear, ~ 600 ,.,.a. D.,
Lyons, Julius J. TO Susan Dychmsn. Knssbrdge Road
v cor Acadcmy--t; q yeaf-. 80 ,...,,....
Mccarthy. al % Iafnl" Never. Washington
e. Lot G3. Map Morr-3nia; nstalm"nts. ~ 900
McNeIn. william 9. u James 4 O'io'Dian n 5,th-st.
NeQaade Thomas. aud vie TO David oulglcy soth.
~, q Of 3I-aVe: I months, =. 800.
Martin. Ah-im j. and VIII 10 Joseph Tower IT al,
II l25th.st. Of jth-aVe; year. $4,000.
Nussblum Joseph. and wife 10 Edmond Il Smith cNec
and Trustee, IlSh.st, Of Sth-sye; years,
SIS 600.
O'Connor Eugene r. and wife 70 the Mutual Life In.
sur,nrc CO. /. Catiflne--t East HrOadway
and other property; / year, so 600.
Resell. Karl ". and wife ~ Coruca Van WAGNER,
Crcston.aVr. II Of Well slry--t; years 81 900.
Rod. t,eorgr. and wife 10 Edward H. De Grove, n
9lst-st. Of jth-aNe; year. $4,000.
o-ontha Ferdinand and wife 10 Lotto Schussel 81 al.
AVID. = Of Gth.st; year 10000
Steiner. Joseph. and wiz" /, the Dry Dock Savings In
Scanl0n John ! and WI. % James Eyerard 2lst-
-. 81 lst~aNe. / year. $1,000
SsmuG-. Harris. and WIFE & Rob DJrsett, "
FOTcst-afc. o. l6J.h--t. instll-. 1900.
TOan. Simpson. and wife. b. JOhn Duer, trus.
1SOth-t Of Madi~on-aNc. YEAR. 81 600.
Trap. Marv n, To- Horace f. Fox and another. Mad
isohst lot 80. by Everett BanoAer and another,
Van Dcmark Sophia A, 70 Henry Bfacken n Berry.
Westh"H"r. jacob H. and wife. to Jacob Strauss and
another. 7thst " ~ Avenue ID. ! year. 81 900
Wackef. Ge0rCc o. TO H. 4 Warlng. q AL > Rail.
Oadaye. lot 81. map village Mor lana. wears $1,000.
WV Gems. Ferdinand. ~ al. ~ liam fairfield. "
reg Of Deancey--t demand. - 600
'eshcmer. Jacob II. wife and another. e. Charles
Gros- 9th->t ~ Avenue \. 3 years, - 800.
Woln, Agnes II. o. Aaron Wolf IT. n 3Gth-st " Of
Lexington-avc. year. $1,000"
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I CUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TEAMS leave foot OF Cortandt and Des.
a. for M4uch Chunk and intermediate points
a. m for Geneva, Lyons, Elrl.ri. tto'h..ter cur
flo and the West, Pottsyile and prime pal local poIn
Lyons and Pullman Car Ierpdcs
a Tor Mauch Chunk ana Intermediate points s'
l. so D. for Elmra and intermediate points eb.1,
to wlkesbarre, -,-
pection 10 Reading and Harrisburg, 'o'S'' 'o"'
80 m for Bound b ook and all intermedi,t. no,,.
$40 j. m for l. ,nS "a. b. Junction and principal in;er
80 p for Pott'vs and intermediate poSss. Ch.,,
so p. m. Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate ro,,..
Connection TO Rcldlng and Harrisburg. poihS'
d. for Pennington and all intermediate not,.-
80 D. m for Geneva, Lyons Elmlra Rochspa pont,
and West. Pullman Sleeper to Lyons aed bui'
pension Bridge. Au ouS
Trans leaving at 8 10 a. M, L. 80 n. m ~ - ,
40 p. connect for all points In Mahanor and "
SUNDAY TRAINS
10 and II m i9r Mauch Chunk Hszelton, Shenandoah
S:Il D NJ for Msuch Chunk and Intermediate points
80 D. m. for Geneva, LYONS. Flmlr, RocSestas
fao and the West Pullman Sleeper to Lyons end su
pension Bridge. ->'N"' N"u So''
M, Geperai Estsrn ONCE. 23j Broadway
baggage ho"l residence Ut anu chocH
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LONG ISLAND &EAST TERN STATESLIN|

NROOkIlN AND BONTON.
Waterbury. New.Brltan. Hartford. Wilnantlc Putnam
Franklin ard Providence -'
SOLID PULLMAN yEsTlBl LED TRAINS WITH.
BrOONJn (fldtDu,nibc. trdnhliusy Stations
L. l. RI II .05. and Long Island City at II 10 D. M
0aly dncludne sunday due ia Boston at 30 u M.
Corresponding train returning.
Ticket, And sleepingcar berths secured in New.York
foot East 34h.st, IL. 353. AS 900 II 10 md "a
broadway; Brooklyn. 1888 Ful,on.st. I07 Broadway
Long Island Express calls for and checks baggage from
residence 10 destination ''"
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NEw-YOKk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN x.uw.x

Trains leave IVES! +-d'st at 90 a. NJ 30 m ~
Mlnnswaka d Wak valley L. i1 T. ,,s MSnSnA taks
da G slso at %so bs Msnscc
uuea Rome Oneida osweSO. Detroit chcaso c ton, Ton
3,I5 p Nh Campbell Hall Lake. MohoDs and y,..
.sxa WaS YaGy stations Mddeto%nn an Bo Mnne
LAX. Lvnssson Msaos hu'eyvilie. Liberty Wits
s . Ssa N."G dns Liberty S,w tS
esgo. West Pullman sleeper, ais Detroit Chi.
s1spe9son Bridge DAILY all other trans mar d, car free
=, PuIPsn Dr. wing room seat. and s,e.n,,, 49,.
Q. 2. H.. Is Exchange Place. NewYsit j. C. Andsrsoo
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forses, Carriages, Gtr.


m ETER C. KELLOtSi CO., AUCTlONEcr@i
II Instructed by
MR.. ROBERT BONNER
TO sell At auction
head OF
rROfTING STOCK,
chiefly OF his own breeding, ,,,x 81.
TUESDAY, January ~, 1892, at ~ o,ciocA '"
.1khe American Institute Building, ,,.x
9d.aye between 63d and Gi:h sts., New forh'
(Ohce 1O1 John st - .,o 49,, a con
This sale includes all Of the toas OF 1882 I9SS od u
,yed nv Mr. bonner except two reserved 1or poou
end one that injured They are chiefly Sy are
Krood Mares by Cuyler Homer PRINCES startc rfar
Maceys nambletonan, bred to Anse s1s vi son Of
tionee, Westcheser brother to Maiolica zlo syn 70
St're and Eldrdqe con Of Eiwarl Everett and jessie
Eirk dam OF Msolica. 10. ., -. ,,. -, soIo
Tie horses Will be subject to Inspection a. nsay and
Iro S secn I'm harness the track (one-eishh Hie'
Within the building. For cataC CUES ADDRESS; 20
I07 John.st. New-fork.
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Countrn properln for Sale an0 Go Get

VOU CAN Buy a lrrc lot I'm MuskcPon Mich four
blocks nom IL immense fsct0re for Sl6j Only IS 90
9 sh. send yout name and get Plais and Views FREQ
Write {. VI. STEELE & SONS. Muskegon. Mich.
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Railroads.

THE NEW 1OAA
T ;:::, GNTRAIA
TRUNK LINE -:& s3A
Operating the fastest and most " q
perfect through train service In
tho world. N@
Reaching By liz through the
most important commercial centers OF the -
United States and Canada, and the greatest
of Americas Health and Pleasure resorts
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
By way Of the historic Hudson River ana 'n'usn III
AII trains arrive at and depart from GRAND CENTRAL
STATION 4th Avenue and 42d Street. Nc" AorA' esnIS
Hotel and Residence Section
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TH1 cS1x os
NEW YORK.
Trains leave Follows:
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER IA, 1891
! EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
900 A. NJ rSfd 30 mile: in soF :!srs:. R;ss
FAST MAIL
o,oA n Daily for Poughkeepsie. Albany, Uece.
S.tU ~. ms- Syracuse. Rochester, BataVa enc Bull
NEw-YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
1000 A. M.-onlly. due Chicago 9:'S q m next day.
DAY EXPRESS.
mona Except Sundays. Saturday tram does
IU.oU n. W. not west Of Cleveland and Detreit
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
100 p DE G?s So n II 81 il Louis: Ii
D. No.. next day. No extra fare.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
100 p NJ Ss s2t ss1 is Se.''S' w Ae.' n.y.
ALBANY, TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL
1880 MFF11ssys' 49, sap s.s,osa Dq 80 s'1s 's
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4:50 p. M-P.a55y' D. due ne. Detroit ''i' a. H. chicago
FAST wESTERN,ExPREs
6O0P S Sss snaG 10 e Is MAI ns s.
1:io. Chicago 90 .. H. St Ioui
ADIRONDACK And MONrREAL EXPRESS.
CPS p. NJ Daily. due Montreal 1885, m
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL
7:30 p. M.-PPs.sy a Ge h' ma 80 "' N'''
CINCINNATI AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS.
o.oo T. W. dlanapolls 1O:iO D. N. St Louis 1880
LIMITED FAST NAIL.
sa On s aa 5 seSs. only S fa,
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
els Dy tp Bs aso S csSs y ps
'..., daily eIceD. Saturday. ' '.''.~
k ANNA 81 sTHHt5s sH1H
80 e2s Is M 80 tx fsose.Issn:' Els
e? s.Sn' Se' :s r ssa or so
4, NJ.
AIni n 50 ASR TROY !; 20 10 9 a.
90 % BID D. fI's 80 s.! Try 's9 ss.
'1Ss s 3 80. ESQ., 49, ''s 1885,
e % 20 sas 20 'g s's
s1neAR1 e' so io 30 A. H.
AD,ES,S6SrE s6t%ftiiSs AND MONTREAL 10 100.
CAFE ViSCESf All tLAYToH-rs15 p. NJ. 1859
al "a III & y NJ
osWEGo-lo:Oo. 10 80 A. NJ, 500 e:I5. I'll :5a
AubUES. GENEVA AND cANANpAIGuA-sl9
10 :Oo - m \ NJ. N 6 :nO 1915 ~ 80 p. n
PITTsFIELD. LEMON. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILL,
Via Harlem Division.
Two trains with Pittsfeld.
y ~ due Plttsled :35. North Adams 80 o. m.
10 10 due Pittshed 10. North Adams 8 10 D. N.
For tickets and space In SleepingCa apply Grand
ch nj Sta! on, AZ dl il3 49, y:2 broadway,
Place % West 26th-st. and 13sh-st.. stasion, New.
YORK 1888 Wahiagton,st, 72e Fuitonst. and S9S Bed.
ford ave.. +. D., Brooklyn.
hotels ADD residence. through to destination. LIVE
Daily except Sunday. tDaly except Saturday Other
Above trains, eIcep. these leaving at 100. $40 NJ
el5 $3.50 90. 55. 80 <:5S and IL $50 D. N. stor
st l8Sth.s station ~
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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CfCurelons.
COOKS TOURS.
FIFTY-FIRsT YEAR.
SELECT PARTY TO
Europe,
Egypt,
Palestine, Etc.
Cfcurelons.

will leave Nrw.York by the French Line s:amer "a
NORMA>DIE"nn Fob. 18Th. for aCKAND OF OF ia
DAYS FARE. SiO7J, all cNpenses !n' lvdcd Inc Jour
IN win Include visit, t. PARIS. Mareles, ALEXANDRIA,
CAIRO, a Twenty Day trip 10 the
FIRST CATARACT or THE NILE
and return In one Cooks Fricass Tourist steamers
the PYKtMID~ HeliOpils. JAfFt, Camping Tour
OF Twen:y.sN DAYS through PALESTINE, visiting He
mascus BAALBEC, Beyr,ut. cyprus; RhodrS Smyrna
CONSTANT OPlE, Athens, Brndisi, Naples POW
pEIJ VESi'vIUS. ROME, Florence. Venice. Milan.
I.urcrnc Sc The Tour VIII be made IA eisurely and
manner ARRANGEMENTS being fstcl1ss and
the accommodations throughout 81 the highest character
For Illustrated Programme send %
TIIOs. COOK ~ son,
26i AND 1925 BROADWAY.
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Erie lines,

kIE LINES.
SOLID TRAVIS BETwEEN NEw-YoRK ASP
SaHEH XA HhSs Pk
STREAMS
MddfISwn Port JsrSi: MoaeslS White Lake Homes.
Sn .n n ,BmShap Avon pns
aonel:yIi. Rpaso N.s,r FiIi'. T6foSse chsai.gqa1,
point. west Train, leave New.York foot Chanber..
follow. AND fvo minutes earlier from West 23d St
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS
q m 4: NJ pay-via Niasar. tAIs aud chautauqu,
20% &c; S'c%s,s = rs ..,.
union station. except SUNDAY for Monticello.
VESTIBILED LIMITED.
. ~ r. NJ Daly-Sond train for Chic ago. via Chautau
o.UU ~. Lake with dining ca, to Chicago Sleeper,
Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN ENPRESs.
. On p. NJ, excep, sunday-EOr BinghAm,On. Hone,das
O.oU and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNk EMPRESS.
6.3O Fhi: and Grand Trunk HaTay Sleeper, to
Buffalo, Rochester Tcronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
O or NJ D0ly-via Chaueuqua Lake end Niagara
S3U Fails Solid " Chicago. seepsrs Duhllo
Chicago and Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERyIs.
XVEEK DAYs-s a. m. a. m; 1880 .: NJ, p NJ.
3 M ss0 R e. D. 49, 80 p 30 I p 20 90 3 80
FOR NEWBuRG.
w D. IN Sundays-9 q. M. . p. NJ. 80 p N
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
~, APPS AND TIMETABLES may be- obtained from
Nl ticket Offices. Also copies of Summer Homes"
aning select hotels and boa rdng .Suburt,
Homes" describing vicinity OF NewYork AChautauquI
Lake Souvenir" and Sumner Excur,ions''
n, ICKEIS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a,
i 4Ol 5l7, and 9j7 broadway Chambers and West
sd Ferries New-York. S33 Fulton-sL. BROOKLYN
iO7 Broadway Williamsburg corner Newark Hudson
80, IIobokcn and Jersey CITY Station. Erie Transfe,
Company call, Tor and checks baggage hotels and rs.
dences through to destination.
ID. |. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
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Nfw Publications.

- =. PUTNAM'S Sons,
q AND - WEST ,3D.sT. NEw.YORK,
HAVE NOW READY.
JOURNEYS IN PERSIA AND KURDISTAN.
including summer In the upper Ksrun region and
visit 10 the HISTORIAN Kayaks. BY Mrs. ISABELLA
BIRD BISHOP Miss BIRD, Honorary Fellow Of the
Royal Scottish Geographical Society. author Of 'Six
Months In the Sandwich Islands" "Unbeaten Tracks
IN Japan" etc, Two Volumes fully illustrated
Svo. $3.50
1.-The letters Of which composed en-.
the second half OF journeys East extending
over a period OF two years They believed be a
faithful record OF facts and Impressions. and
1 hope that book b. accepted as honest at.
tempt 70 make popular contribution TO the Of
knowledge OF country ana people with which
likely 70 he brought into close relations Extact
Authors Preface
4 SELECTION FROM THE DISCOURSES OF
LP1CrETUs; with the ENCHEIRIDION. Trans
lated by GEORGE LONG. (No. xXxv in the Knick.
srbocker Nuggets Series) sl.oo.
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CENTRAL II. Il. OF NEW-JERSEY

roor OF LIBERrY.sT. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF November 2otn' 1891.
d5SS5s Ts5'qga Pp'ss ss.s
SaucA SUNNI cnSSa'. wite,carlSs .aa Stanton.
200 M sS aston .ad On Sundays
sSasb soa rnsaV M,
q: sH%o @iut SpH tSlS aS m.au.
'iiS 40 800 p Eas;Sa MaacR Chunk Reading HART.
ss So IS; E Es'se 80 Residing u.,.
s'ss'ir :; g. I1s'sys. ~ a.
si8 S5 S e 80 . 81 =, s,s
49, So % a 50 no. o5 5. 90 Spaans sc g.
20 ac 30 500 s6 90 si3 60 o. 3D. Gi b. 90
uSsa % % saq 90 90 % 80 90 80
10 s. E'i Is At 80 80; 50 : IS
go 800 a. 49, - S 80 90 90 ei5. $50 S
9 9sS S0S az ya5 g. g. 10 !? 81 no
II F. ss.as 9' AsanP 90 r:A H. s.sa,: 80 s
s Is ! g; s. En-, 81 Z e:
Grove and Asbu,,s, n,rL 200 " 90 p m O''''
FOX LAKEWOOD
~ 80. slo a. M, / 80. 3 as, I 20 D. N. Parlor
car are run on train; leaving i5 ~. 80, IS
30 T.. No SUNDAY trains
For Toms River, Barnegat ParL and Barncgat 4 80.
Atlantic City Sih Sla p and q B,as.soa at 80
.. M. 80 y. m.
=. For Monmouth Beach and Seabrlght ct $50 siE
III 10 a. M. 80. :0o. 20 y. m.
FOR PiiiLADELPHIt. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
OF fhiIauelyhla AZ 90 10 co. II 80 a. m.
80, 2:lo, 8 80, 90, 3 90 90 80 D. M n rs
H.IshI 81 NDAiS 300 10 80, IL 80 A. NJ 30 8 80.
ny, u 100 y. nl IL 10 night
M FOR baltimore and Ashington at 90 II 40 win
IL rs night. ''' WV y -
IIaiAs leaving at as a. n 80 200. 100. 7:soh
m II 10 night except Saturday nshD SUNDAYS ii 80
q. m 49, 100, 900 " have connections Tor Rcsd
ing Harrisburg. PottsViila ~ ~
For Sudbury and Wamspors via Philadelphia at 20
sigh,, So so p; M II 10 midnight except SatrdaY
Tickets and PaTlor seats be procured q. H. ia
Wet i5hs $t East iS5th. Ne. Y Sr cCsissG.
eog fw a %n 9S broadway. Brooklyn;
gage from hotel or residence. " ~ N ~ w.
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Notes New Books No. and Prospectus Of the
Knlckerboekcr Nuggets Series sent application.
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Geafbcrs.

"A supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors GovernesseA
&C., TO Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply 70
Mr. NJ j. YOUNG.FULTON. % Union Square.
q, EST TEACHERS supplied for all branches. In any
ID locality. NO FEE for registration Fofai FOR STAN D
T.. " HUYSSOON American School Bureau. 9 w. ltth-st
II ESSE ca IA rs Agency 81 f. lOthst supplies COM
II tuto eoN"rne-sfs nusicaus hN>bS
&C. all branches recommends best schools English Cor
man. French Spanish ,io6el.
TUTORS, Professors. Tcscners Governesses OF all
branches supplied 10 universities COLLEGE schools ana
families Cicuirs schools to parent, Modern languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYRlERE $50 shave. cor. .oth,.t
w ANTED-I.ady speaking French goo1 musician with
w Lat COVcrrIess in foreign country
PYOtcstln. icsiipd salary $50 ycariv and home
MIRIAM COYRIERE. Book Building. $50 Jh-aNe.
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Aparlmenio 20 Crt.
tldls 10 Let. ilntnrnisheo.

A Nn.,,n... iif.N GREY LOCH, A.-A-A.
a. Northeast corner West and Columbus
Iet apartments exceptionally well arranged after An
entirely new method tents 81, 400 TO 5000.
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THE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls on {,
lARKER. 4. N. long 4 CO.. 1913 Afeh-st., Phs.. Pa
Ever shoud read this littls beek"-Atheaaeum.
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Railroads..

|
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot OF
DesbrOsses and COrtlandt Strects'
rs fOIlOws:-
On and after JANUARY 4th 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
ra%an vsssuS se eDnS ans sa 80
ndan.pS II 40 % ch.sS is also for e Toedc
e esIsS saturday Sat- ~. "'N' 1N''
'N''p' THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-Composcd exclusively OF pullman VesuoIis
Drawing ana state Room ssSPnY a RG@s Sorts
sna 59sg snG al. fG hs
movable electric lights Arrives cinsnnas 40 NEXT @
indianapolis IL 40 a and Chicago S;4o a. H. HeA
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
s%o s'a Ssi{ s1a
Arrves Cincinnati io:a5 a. M and St. Louis 80
Ing. aud Pennsylvania Railroad Ne'dbue Passenger
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 =. M-puiman tesuDue Sleeping gar New, OK 70
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1910 A. NJ" Washington Limited Express Oh i rI,,.
more) every weekday. arriving in Washington $50
$40 p e..onni Limi,ed" q Pullman Pullman
xe-u3gle Pa,9r Iar ana % ARE h. yycpd usual
Fg@aa charge, Oh ether Of he'e trains Ga Gao oao and
A"d'', Is" k,prfc Trims 90 and 90 p ~
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Por JACKSONVILLE k tH1 ST AUGUSTINE
pay gSq civ ana 90 3D. m Weekdays. with Through
ioorr h hg Mi, S.tS,r6c: win Through Coach.
'O' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
IG 40 WIN o. SO ~ an ana FIJI 10 6 %a az Rsen
Limited with Dnlng-L ard II 90 a m, y 20 100:
2:lO 3 90 3 30 90. 30, 90 d 90 80, 90 and
90 p m. and II Is night. Aecommod2tion II "a a.
m 40 and 90 p. SUNDAYS. Express ID 30
300 $50 90 % thnsedl nd 10 % a. n 90. go.
q 30. = % and ~ D.. and IL :l6 night.
ACCOMMODATION 200 and 90 p. m
For Time Tables Of trains to local point on the Pennsyl
Vanil Railroad System. apply at the following Ticket
Orces Nos. 49, $40 and sit Broadway Astor House.
and Desbrosse- and Cort1ndt.,ts.; Court-st
500 Futon-st and Brooklyn Annex station. foot Of
Ful,on.st brooklyn rs Hudson-st, Hoboken; Station
The New Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage hotels and residences through % detnaon
>sVl>S r.. PUGH. J. II. WOOD,
General General Pas,'r
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For Young Ladies-Ci.y.
A CLASS IN LITEI.AI Ci.t ios l.die. with Dr Doqge
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