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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-25
THE pI,pN1NG OF ROME A story Of the Days OF
N.ro NV the Rev Alfred j. Church, NJ. n. f1

THE BURNING OF ROME. story OF the pays OF
Nero. by the Rev Alfred j. Chufch, W. a. iP'
viii, 312 (Macmlllan q co..
II is difficult 10 elaborate an event OF historic
reality by means of imaginary conversations anu HI
cident so as the hand TO leave as exact MS
toric outlines unimpaied and on the other 10 give
Il the air of completeness characteristic OF tcuol'
In real life events gradually melt away into c'ch
other. Whilc people are Interested IN one an""'
another rises into view. There Is no fechhg OF loss
when one is not cOgnizan Of all the peFsO'ses anu
results in a given case because attention has already
been drawn to something new. The stag OF life Is
never empty and the performance there In never done
For that reason nothing ends in way TO satisfy the
mind Creat affairs dwindlc away TO nothing In
TRAGEDY Is so long drawn out, the characters pass
out of sight in so irregular WAY. that the sense ol
unity Is lost But TO make the narrative arisucahy
complete is to destroy not only lis historic accuracy
but It's reality as q picture of human life.
Mr. Church has chosen the former alternative lie
has adhered closely TO the account given by Iacnus
of the conspiracy Of IasO and his friends 10 huruer
Nero He has rendered the story more vivid by
natnsl and well drawn scenes from the public ana
private life OF the Romans. But after the death OF
subrius the hero of the conspiracy, the story haes'
Nero's death later is barely alluded to in n line and
one feels somehow as If Justice had not been done
The tyrant might Just well have lived forever as
have disappeared without obvious punishment or
course everybody knows what really happened 10
Nero He died q death-the death Of a dOg-which
we'll avenged the suferings OF subus and Epichars.
Perhaps II toward the end Of the book, where Maral
has a soldier friend to dinner, the reader should
imagine that servile but malicious Wit telling the
story OF Neros fate only he could tell it, on the
lines laid down by suetonus may feel that he has
Of a volume which picture OF Roman life is Of
realv ale
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

a. Y. C. II. r. Il. CO.. Lcssee)
Trains leave i2d It. North River station. New York,
a. follows aud 20 minutes earlier from Jsy.st n r.
800 A. M.-Daly for Newhufg. Kingston Albany
daily, except Sunday, west OF Corynans june ton
7,I5 A. VI. daily for Albany daily. except sunday.
1000 A. M.-Daly. for New burg Albany. Utica syr.
cusr Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit, Chi.
cneo; daily. except saturday. for Toronto.
It,35 \. M.-Dal, except sunday for Albany and Utica
5P9 s' Go s%%a' od fer aOa Ta syria
cise Ioehester, Buffalo, Niagara Full.. Toronto De.
sis T.. M.-Dehy. Tor Albany. Utica Syracuse Roches.
ter Buffalo, Niagar, Fails. Detroit Chicago. ST. Louis
HNYERsTRAw LOCALS, 2:i5, .s:i5 p. NJ.
IS g 80. III 40 l.. NJ.
sleeping for Duialo, Niagara Falls Toronto. De.
trolt Chicago. st. Louis on all through trains
Daily. For tickets. timetables. parlor and sleeping
accommodations or information. apply Brook
Ign, 1888 ws;hnSton.st 72o Fulton. Annex once foot
IA Bowerv IL park Place 81 Yves. ia5,hs st.. and ~
stations. C. T.. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
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~ ORDDEuTSCHER LLOYD 8. S. co.
UrsI'NTOIfo H OO', : bO"IIng urtth
NETWORK .v CUBA Mail steamship Co.

NETWORK IL CUBA Mail steamship Co.
~ Pier, - aud II, East River.
Saturdiy Steamers at | y. and others at 3 y.
for Havana, Progr,-o. Canpeche Frontcra Laguna,
Tanpco. TuNIam aud Vera Cruz
MitanIas. CaricnaS, Sagua taibarien,
Nassau Santiago de Cubs t'uantlnimo and Cenfiegos
SARATOGA. lINana aud GARDENS ..... We'd Jan p
OEIHABA. Havana and Mexican Ports sat- Jan 30
CITY or ALEXANDRIA, IIaV. ( Matanzas. We'd Feb 4
& or WASHINGTON, lIav. 4 Men Ports Feb
SNNTI 500. Ma ou, Santiago dc Cuba and
This ha, direct connection with and Issues through
Bll, Of lading 70 AZ point, on MEXICAN r. w Co,
Mexican Gull Railroad
For full partcuirs freight passage apply 10
JAMES T.. WARD & CO., ll3 Wall.st
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE
For Phladepha at 80 as 90 10 co. II 80 a. M
night SUNDAYS 900. 10 30, IL 80 a. m. 80. 30.
90 90 y. M, II 10 night. -. -,
For Baltimore daily 90 II 80 with
Dining car a. m, 80 80 Dining Carl 90 p IN,
II is night. -.
Trains leaving at AS a. M, 30 4 100. 100. 30 D.
M II night except saturdV night sunday II 80 ~
M 80 500. 90 p. m, have connections for Reading
Harrisburg, Iottsville, sc.
For Sunburv and Wllamsport Via Philadelphia at 10
M, 80 80 p m, l2:l5 midnight except saturday
night. Sunday. 100 y. m. -
Tickets and parorC Car seats be procured ct H. 172
20i AS. ga, 1,lin 1923 Broadway 737 6th.ave 264
West 125th-st, 1871 East l25h-s New York; Courtst
$50 Fulton.st.. os broadway Brooklyn.
New.York Transfer Company win call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
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READING AND SPEAKING. Familiar inlks ~, 10
Young Men Who Would Speak Vel In P1ohc' By
Brainerd Gardner Smith. a. NJ Pp' w. i"''
ID. c. Heath Coz
Probably there will always be at least TWO op'",
ions upon the utility Of oratory. ON inc one h'"u
those self.poised sclf-con1den men wh) arc eehcr.
ally as narrow as they are effective who can say III
that they have TO say without any particular t'h"'
ing and the silent men who could never be orators
~ they tried must In the nature OF the case depfeoi
nj. The value O, this art or tie other hand tiose
who delight in moving their fellow men by the SYM
pathy of voice and manner and those VINO dehb"t III
Icing thus moved will always praise thc ART 'Hi'
gives them pleasure. The point Is one upon ""o"
agreement is impossible but tins book appears W Il
WAY to both the parties In the controversy '"e'c
are numerous letters In which famous orators Oh
America emphasize the need OF training Tor MN "h'
voud speak in public. These are an effective answer
to the people who assert that If one has anSthns 10
ssy he can say II with without beng taught now
Then there Is for those already convinced a
series of simple rules upon the cohuol vi
the breath upon the Of faults, upon
dIstinctness OF htterance good articulation, hauiai
ness OF manner before audience, vocal lnhcctoh',
rhetorical pauses, gesture and carnestncss' all Of
which are the result Of practical observation ana eA'
perience. The chapter consonants Is one oi 'e
most interesting IN the book. An aniichee VIII
forgive bad voice and bad manner sooner IMAM I''h
provinciasm In the sound OF words or sn'h mumon"s
that the words even though heard fail to be under
stood as rapdly as they are uttered. Tie book Is
designed for practical not Only III s"oois ou' III
the hands of those who must teach themselves
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gounirp proper!n for Sale anb Go fet
COAL LANDS.

For sale, 100 300 acres bifumlnous coal Eastern
Kentucky. Dig Sandy river with virgin forest
poplar. white oak chestnut and hickory within these
lands found famous Olkhorn Cokg Coal In three
To five veins from 10 feet In thickness. showing 05 per
cent fixed carbon. In short time this locality will be
most formidable rival Of the great Connesvile county
when these lands Will worth thousands OF dollars per
acre; price now, only $40 Ter acre; great fortune
these lands.
Also 5000 acrc.o the best Camel Coal, same
locality price now $50 per acre.
No better Opportunity can be found In America for
and profitable these coal perfect
title Apply TO j. II. KELLER, 42s Chamber of Com
mcrce Building, Chicago, ILL.,
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CHORT KOC IL 10 LONDON

- NEW } N62EEKRD I5r Eif RMMkS
Steamer, -ail from piers foot Of ID st. Hoboken.
FAST ENPRE>S STEAMERS.
UAVEI Tre j an. 20. / pm. EMS. sat, Feb. g. D. M
ALLTR SatJan. 80, .. Ia LAIN. Tues, Feb. o. pm
TIAVI Tues Feb. . o IN. EI.BE sat Feb -. a. M
First cabin. as and upwards berth; second cabin $50
berth low rates.
OELEICIIS co No . n0Mllng l.renn
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

NewYorA SATURDAY. Jan. 23 -,
The total amount realized from Hnetcn Room for the
Week 'e ending H Win ,o ~d iN %ss sGa2o
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week ending with saturday January 3d.
the following AUCTIONS announced " u heu az U La
change and Auction Room:
TO-DAY MONDAYj, JANUARY %.
Foreclosure ssle los. 2lAsl cAh 10 s@i wGt It,
# Of we,;t lot ?G5H5s 8, e. Gjonng above
iot e77x4iiix4oxirrcg and 7stcry building 80 ~
and i.cry dst IGF 9? So SO c
sth ave plo. Of land IOA1i5. and b9ldines no, loi
S.. 400 .C %s. each rs sna oS SGs 100
Madison ave e. cor Of 12Oh.st Nos 50 and 30
East River right. tile and Interest.
TUESDAY, JANUARY &c.
Foreclosure sale lot 25Nloo. St Nleholas,a,yc
S $50 e. Si cor S OF osdst P%fon sale
osoxioo, and buildings no 800 7!haye COZ o. tNo;
4'stofy building 80 40 John:st - II Of Na.>a!-
s. 1"'SG. saS lo s .SS Of 'nd ;'Gy o siG xo
and 3story dwelling No i0O LeAihs'oh"e' 'o' u
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY o.
Foreclosure sale ! lot. 339xI00x26N10l5, on 81.
NisHSI.s los ,: sSNl GS. snss
50 VI Mall. 'S s.1ye SI,ss
sGa s''G1 su aHg 40 and !S arS 5ag
Dojersst Lot q 2xloo and 5.,ory 3n ia
soSisCS Ies Aoo and similar o building SS and and
a asSry w sHE 40 4s East t' 6thst . Sc It
''D'''' THURSDAY. JANUARY IS.
Foreclosure sale. lot 2oo2 .nd 4'oTy dTens No
10 West sSthst ~ y Of stha. u rGGc s %o
h G' az 2sAH i' IS NV ana on gd aaeIy
lot 2oxioo5 6uding 10 zoo Eat 52d, t. os
adjoining above
FRIDAY. JANUARY 20.
No. scs Eos ' %s. G Il AND sS.y ea
ave- lot sNioo5 ana sscry d% ave 40 to3 , r. ,'
S Nos ss and ai Ayc%ue a. corner Of plot
of land, 4aNo5, and buildings Nos So' and S9i' al
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CENTRAL Il. IL. OF NEW.JERSEY
FOOI OF LIBERTY 81, NOkIH RIVER.
Time Table OF November 2sth 1891.

tOol OF Liberty ST., NQKIH River.
80 a.. H.. for Easton. Maqeh Chunk, wilkesbarrs.
R,dng HprSgG3 rs%aqgSs asa rO ,S ,s SSs
Mauch Chunck wilkesbarte and scranton.
8 90 a. IN. for Easton and Allentown os.
Easton Mauch Chunck Shamokin and wliamsport
scfsaton Rdns s1buTs au Pott.s ras9ss She
mOkn sunbury, williamsport Through couch TO Williams
90 p IN. for Easton Maush Chunck Reading Harris.
Srs ua rf for .S MacS cSaek Tamaqua Pott
E.c% Msueh chSass F Ss,iI2 Harris Sss
''oa / 30 p M for Esston and Allentown.
As j. for Easton, Msueh Chunek Reading Harris
burg 80 s' e. H sn% iS1 E. st 80 ssq Allentown
FOR bennington at 80, 90 s:i5 a. M, 100, 100.
'i Fol p ss % sHst az 0S
80 90 sS &c. 49, co AZ Ii SO go no sunday sun
sSS, 800; 10 50 a. m, 100 &;i5' 400 $50, 90.
e e. fI%sS so%$* 7 80 60 81 o IS
sunday md q" 30 90 $50. 600 10 80 90, 30.
?l5. $50: 400, 800, $50. 600 900 10; H.
For Taj@aed at 40 80 go 90 90 s:S s
ssS sSS s5 20 sS SGS SS ,$ 81 7 10
aiss S s sS go 81 1859 i 80 "a
IL 90 m 90 2:l5 90 80. 90, 100. 100 10 100
For Freehold aud Atlantic Highlands at 80, sl5
II rs a. M. 80, 80, 100 p m. Sundays eNeep
For ed sSS Long and point south 70 P P,1s
Pleasant At ~ SID Il;i5 M q 80 Red d ssaa
O iroyc and mo- AssaTy PAX 90 a. w. ZOO D. M
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At 4 30 s:l5 a. H.. 80. 3:45 20 D. Psrlor
trains leaving at rs a. m, 80, S;iS
For Toms h,er Barnseat Park and Bamesat, 4 80.
For Atlantic city. vineland and Brdseton at 80
FOR Monmouth Beach and seabrisht at 4;ao, Sis.
II Is n. l 80. 90. 20 2. ID.
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rECOEDEp REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N. Y. CITY

13lstst II s. 3o5 Il 7th-aye, 2oN99.ll Mamie
Il Ransom and husband u Louis NJ Fulton =,
a1siCnce, 81
Lenox.ayc Q :. 80 II l3ith.st Herman klon
To Helen X kloninecr.. ..--...---
Fox 1873 lO1th-st; the HOLSTER
Manufacturing Co to Leopold Il True. -..... 2?C
Mo. ri, ave " = - II : 1j3d-st 25XlOO; Mary 49,.
Fitzpatrick aud husband to John \ iianen 5OOO
'iI rInra T% VS. ''.'''a 37l
- West to same oi5Oo
Shcman.ave. 175 II e Acadcuyst, lOON irrcgi -o
Emma Potter to Emma smith -. --.---, o'o
1l4th-st. No lO East; James { McEachen ana
wife ~ Christina VI Mckcnna -...- -.--..----...
i4th-st 1875 II Gth-avc, 22JNlW5; CorneHa no ooo
w Hall 1T al cNccutriX. &c t. John J INur'- Zo'oo,
Same property: John j LINES to John II lll..-
7jtl-st i63 f. Columbus ave, b2Nl?-2i 80, ooo
Michael Gibn ct al to Dickson q Watt, -. lllioVu
John W n Me- en- .... %, 300
.wcbstcraye, :. 200 # l7@d-st. JNSirrcg; 800
Margaret Hicks. and ano. to Iouis j Fries $40
S0th>t COO 10 T. lOth-ave, O.. lON"fi4 Abby -, roo
i Blodgett ct al. H. Michael ''lblin AMI aho booV
Te to Edmond %''fi ca g2N'oo WIN 1850
SQth-t II :. 1870 II " West EndAvc. 2ONlOO; WIN
f. Lauchantn aud VII" 10 Thomas X hughes
S0tbst, n $50 II 2 Amsteidam-avc, 15Nlo22
Julia Edgar, It al, executors, etc, 10 Michael . 40
Gblin and anO.... q, fIoVV
35th.st :. IS II lstaye, 2jN's9 Michael $500
Carey and wife Ch1s r Carey. II --....-- 1000
iuss. iG 10 CLIFFORD Potter 20 900
scth-st n s. 200 Coumbus-sVe, 75NlO2.2;
Dickson & Watts and wife 10 Michael 6ibin, oooo
and
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Railroads..

The Scenic Line to The West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, FOOT 0'
DesbrOsses and COrtiandt Streets
as fOiI0ws:-
On and after JANUARY 18th, 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
MnPg%'H ye'OTe s SanSa and 50
Indianapolis IL 40 a. M Chicago 20 o for Toledo
TIKI PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. ,n
and gse EoSm sasp Gi
and Observation Car. pesentna nns"cal ,oT reports Toti
maid Library X and ,. Gil sns ann
yen.nse, Of home Or Oce Ls5teH Sy 20
indianapolis ii 40 a. M, and Chicago GAS a. M mex
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
300 r. MPullman ve,bue Sleeping Cor from "n. s eDt
9s and Dining cT gsc6 NemrE 70 toum
Arrives n cincinnati Gn loio a. H. ana d. N'"'
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
oS .ss sfp GesDDt
coaches from New.York to Chicago Arrives In Oh'
THg WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 p. M.-pulImen vestbule Sleeping Car New ork
70 Isburg ST. Louis chicago, Cincinnati Cleveland
sd P.B@s PIXIE RehS mono and cScaso
Ge1yeand II 20 M Columbus 80 p .oa 81 LOUIS
90 a. m second morning Connects for Toledo daily
except Saturday
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 MpuIan Built slSepmg Car NsScn nGrk
Valley erriyes weekdays at columbus 10 +, c1go no.,
a. a. .c s2 orHs Connects s% Tor Toledo daily
and for Cleveland and Columbus, except SATURDAY
1870 r. MVfst southern ri, EH lnh%ooS a ba H r. H.
500 MFSr all points on apse Xa HH'G Route
with Through Sleeping Car
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
1910 A: M."Wn.hinaton Limited Express OF pull.
man Vestbule Parlor cars EestDuie f@ s
roSCncs Whg1,n =: 70 "a nV '''
32o r: M."Consre--ionnl Limited" q Pulman
aan cSafs - oh either Of these sss train"
% Expre1s Tr%n' 90 90 and 90 en- and
night. For Baltimore only i 90 p n oSundey'
6l5. 3 80 and 80 a. M, 80 oo ana o;oo p NJ
For JACKSONVILLE AND 1T. AUGUSTINE.
Daily 80 a. 90 p; III. and T. l5 midnight. r.,,,,
Florida special" Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays
For Atlantis Cy and B Tsonso ny 100
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20, 20, 90 3 30 90 Q 80 90 :Op Penn
sylyana Limited with DningCar and 10 10 Wellington
10. co. 49, 1 90 80, 90, 100, 80, 90 and
600 p m and y 10 night. hecommods.ion * q a.
90. 80 10 go ImIted and 10 90 M, 90 90.
80 90 30 90 and Q 90 and IL rs night
For T%e ira asD TO points en- the Penn
yana Railroad system apply q. the following T,S os
and Desbrosse- and Cortlandt sts Court.st:
$50 Fulton:st, and Brooklyn Annex station 1901 OF
Fulton g. Brooklyn; 30 hud'oh-str hOooAeh' @'"'io"'
1ne Sewfor3 TRANSIT Company Will cell 70, and check
baggage from hote and residences through 96n
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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T. IT. GOODMAN, WcnerlI IaS'ehs
NLDiTERRA\EAN LINE.

II. IT. GOODMAN, E'ncrlI Fa>oeHseF Agrnt
MLDlTEKEAAsLsANA>s . Li M. s.,y,..
New. York to Grnoa In les than Eleven Days.
NOItpDtT fischer LLOYD =. y. 60.
DIRECT ROUTE To SOUTH or FRANCE,
RIVIERA. AND ITALY.
Touching Gibraltar, TO land passengers to Spain.
Avoiding Northern Intituiss OF Atlantic, Channel
Crossing and Long l.. Il. Eidcs.
Fulda Sat Feb. o. - u. ~. Ncrri sat ABE. ., D. M
Vera sat, Leb. q p m iglda sat, Az 10. p IN.
Passage 200. el3j $50 . berth. tir { Ibin.
Close connections for EGYPT b. SORDDEr fischer
LLOYD STEAMERS Nov. . and every fortnight there
of,rr from GENOA ~ lSMALiA.
NV OELRlCHS CO.. . Bowling Green.
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LONG ISLAND & EASTERN STATESLINE

BNOOkLl AND BOSTON.
Waterbury New Britain. Hartford Wilnantic Putnam
Franklin and Providence.
SOLID PULLMAN HESTIDULED TRAINS WITH.
OUT CHANGE
leave brooklyn (Fatbushave and Frsnklnave Stations
l. l. X r. IL ;o5. and Long Island City at u 10 m
Corresponding train returning. "
Tickets and sleeplngcar berths secured in New.York
foot East Ath.st a. POI, 1853 AIS 950 1l40 and 1919
broadway; BROOKLYN. 1913 Fulton.st, 107 broadway
residence TO destination.
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/ lPlN-IIIINN.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

steamer, leave san Francisco a, follows
GAELIC will ell at Honolulu. Ihur-dly. Feb T. p m.
BELoIt .-.---- IH,'uaN hHth ~ IN
OCEAN hhF>ldi Marin :. y y III.
GAELIC SATURDAY Apr 10, o D. H.
Suuerbiy appulutcd-SuI-rlOr accommodations.
Ke.crNatlon- DE- made by letter telegram 10 and
cabin plans - and 3i3 broadway New-lork, or
Room a. Railroad Building. san lrmclsco .
LELAND STANFORD. President,
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flats 10 Get, llnfurnisbeo.

A ID The e.. GE ..6i. ind $3.50
To e apartments exceptionally well arranged, otter a.
entirely new method tents 81. 400 70 ZOO.
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Musical Instruction.
NJ ETROPoLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
Unloading MUSICAL INSTITUTION OF AMERICA
Pisnoforte teachers certificates Examiners William
Mason gus Du p8e nuet n,s.,aeo, Palmer on
Agrsmonte II. r. Shelly and c. b. Hswley among the
distinguished member Of the faculty
feature in CONNECTION with the college IL the Residence
Department for adc. where pupils from distance
comodsted with board and every facility for practice and
PUPILS ADMITTED AT ANY TIME
Fer particulars, send for College Annual.
Address H. w. GREENE, Secretary.
II and 81, East 1ith-st. city.
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pACJFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S

l LINES To CALIFORNIA JAPAN. tIlNA,,..
CENTRAL. ANp SOUTH AMERICA AND MEAlCO.
Prom Ncw.Yotk. pa"r foot q Canal y
for san Francisco VIZ me I-hWu- of Panama
COLON sail, Saturday. January 30, noon
From Fniu,l-ro 1T aud lbr1nnan IS,
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CHINA sails "Wednesday February i. D. m
For freight p1s and raj information, apply TO
COMPANY onic@ on the pier. foot ~ Canal t.. y Il.
n !. BlLIAl. General superintendent,
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Gin l]ropcrtn 60 fri.

n ESIRABLE HOUSES. furnished and unfurnishod. ell
~ parts Of the city. WlNANT & GOADBY
500 MJdisOn-ave.. 52d-s.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

READING AND SPEAKING. Ianhilar tIlhs w !"
Brainerd Gardner Smith. A. NJ Pp w. i"''
I'd. G. Heath Coz
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l NMlN IlNl. '. = anu az .hdl -
| FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY 90 enc 400 Wednesday. February . ~ a. N
CITY Nl Rim Wednesday. February H. = 81 ~ ~.
CRY or CHt.>TiI; Wednesday February "a 30 p. N.
tITS OF CHICAGO ..... wednesday. March .. q.
From Pr - y Il. adjoining tLriStoph ~, f,r,5 ana
Irs' CABIN $50 3ud upward according To steamer ana
loe,ilon II room second cabin 40 and So prelaid
az ,t.orl a. 30. INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION
q. al n y Y.
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THos COOK SONS. col and 1.:25 Broadway.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Company

" ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
CHINA AID JAPAN
from VANCOUVER Il. G., to .o-o
YoKoHAMA, SHANGHAI and H0NG KoNo'
600 Miles the onorte-t route.
Lower rates Se.d for infGruatlOH.
Intended sailing. fro1 Vancouver OF the now
Steel ENugcss Steamships 49, -
EMPRESS OF JAPAN..... .........-. req ~
EMPRESS OF CHINA......-.....-....-M arch
+ " sKINSEE EVERETT ERAZAR.
Gen'l Eispn Agt., China snd JalSh fre. "ks'v
353 Broldway y. Y l2t Watefst.' n. !.
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J,NIHTEG-AN AMERICAN PACKET co.

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For Young Ladies-Ci'

For Both SeXes-City.
CGUST SCHMIDrS
GERNAN.AMERlCAN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE.
no. O3 IRVING PLACE
Comprises school aud Kindergarten for
sexes and school CT music thorough preparation
for college business native teachers in Englih Ter
and French accommodations for limited number Of
boarding pupils. Circulars sent on reque.t 49,
A.. SCHMIDT. Dir.
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Dantins ACADEMIES.

LEXANDEH MACGREGOR'S.
"A Mendelssohn Rooms log w. 35th'st
Private lessons and classes In dancing every day
New classes Immediately after the holidays
n EORGE ". WALLACES Schools. Music Hall, 9th
~ and 7th-ave.. and Harlem SO w 16tl.st CIRCULAR
IN GEORGE DODWORTH.
IL 6Sl FIFTHAVE.
Class and Private lesson.
Mons Glass Mondays and 1hursdayA
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-07-03

1t is difficult TO give any statistics on
this subject, because the enthusiasm
with which the Gotham girl is practic-
ing is only equalled by the enthusiasm
with which she denies doing anything
of the kind. But there are already half
a dozen clubs in the city, with half
dozen specialists in charge, and it is
said that Carmencita is besieged with
requests for private lessons. There IS
corner i'll black hose and dancing slip
pers, and there is enough "grim deter
mination" lying around loose to equip
Hill delegation.
The result of it all can be imagined.
just now we see the superfuous en-
thusiasm worked off by private studio
anC dinner dances, in which the belle
eXhlpIts her hose and accomplishments
to her admiring friends. There has
been so much of thissince Lent that sew
eral suspicious minded people have COM
mented upon it, and have remarked in
their coarse way that Lent must have
been an excellent time for practice.