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letters "The Director Of the Psamody neeu oni'
TO say sing with the BLACK LETTER. or sing WIN
out the BLACK LETTER. and the tune VIII 10
sufficiently directed" | give m ILLUSTRATION lro"
Psalm cxvi, TO- IL:
10. did believe therefore / spoke; was omictcd
very sore.
H. the gcat perturbation when tiny sore) ahic'ons
frightened said. That nan OF earth ti's anu
Is but q lying thing.
These words, exclusive Of those Included III INC
brackets can be sung for instance 10 the Coh', H
metre tune Dundee" including me WOruS u, ,Ho
brackets 10 the long metre tune. "Old Hnndieu'
The following is the arrangement Dy wnicn 'le
"LOrds Prayer may be sung either IN common vi
long metre:
Our Father who art in the Heav'ns 20 leV my name
sanctifyd, thy Kingdom, oh. may II arrive IN! Will
NAV be tfuly) doDeDonc here upon the estn oeo".
as IT is In (Above) This day bestow thou
upon u.s. what 4. 10 be) Daily Bread Ana Us our
debts forgive we Debtors Greey) 90 forgive Ana
temptation lead not. but us from (tne wofso eN'
save Because the Kingdom. IL is thine The Power to-
It's thine tAlone And thine the glory sui VIII De- or
''''"''' '''"'"' ' J. c. STOCKBR1DGE.
Providence X. l., Feb. ~. 16S2
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REAL ESTATE.
Az TILE EXCHANGE.

yev.york Saturday. March 8.
city hs a i' sa sHG %pa s At H.
for week c:aing with todsy wa rv.V'eeo. Inc
: :s 5' ST. 81 io' the mont" o. February ''''"' ~
LIST or AUCTIONS.
For the present week ending with saturday, March H.
nc following auctions are announced to be held at tho
Exchange aud Auction Room:
TODAY tMUNDAYJ. MARCH Z.
Foreclosure "a e. = lots, 25x39 each West 1tsth
50 and ;9ry building 80 72T a5 sGnr Saans eG d
72 Amstcrdan,aye adjoining aboye lot; and
H;t %s @l,, sqhS;9s IS EOS
s ss5S7 Sa 1SSS s & YES st w.
and ot isS Of on East o ea i
g. adjoining above lot rs about 90 adjoining abo:e
sdJoSins above lot 2ossx2sneo112 adjoining aScvS
sol S': rs s aSi s ~ sdayc
e. ot' Gts iSxoSout C, ca@h and siory build
ings nos. e,7s9 and g3 3isve, VS. Of Cogrtandt
sys and l SS ES@ A2U eaSh 49, Of isih ~
TUESDAY MARCH s.
Place Say :' de G' Of syc o each
TOppngst corner Of I2tthst It, 22N2 and l,toT ~
a ga a0y Ss' ssSs6 and '. oy building 79
t ;;@'g 'f d; Ss ssass S"a $aS
ss no 4 plot hti' ana n1 Se:''1f S;
$tht Pu6ie auction lot 25xico and astory and 5.tory
su.i ida 2SyiSs! ia.d and ',se 5udsss
23l and 2S3 West 1tth.st. 1873 u Of Ith'aDe;
lot. 36x0s.o and 5s'ory building, Nos 20 end ~
5stcry building No s24 7ui-ovc n W cor Of 59dst
h5xlOO5 each West 0lstst, Us II Of 1lth.ave;
lot 25xoo and lstoy building No 50 Fast 1o. 1,a1y
building, No 222 East 10sth-st, OF 3d-aNe
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
Public auction, lots 25xo5 each. and 4story buildings
Nos Gs3 GS5 and f3 Union-st. s. OF 4a-aye.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 0.
Foreclosure lots 25xlOO.5 and 3story dwelling
and stable No. 23G and 23s West Gs,h-st 81 AZ r. "
Of IOtnavc; lot. 25xoo and 4-story dwelling. 80 80
Fast lOGth.s 200 II Of lst-ave; ] plot OF lana,
2O0A9o.lI and 3-story stable. two 3sory dwellings and
two 2-story dwellings, West 1loth-st S23 g. q
3,Ory stable No 227 West 53f.st, 30 II of Sth;
ave- | lot 25Xl925N2j. 2xlS93, and istory house ana
stable No 20 West 5Jist, adj above. Pubic auction;
plot OF Land 50jx52 7X5i 1Ox535. st Nicholasavc,
3i1 # l+lst-st.
THURSDAY. MARCH 10.
Force oSurc sale, lot, 20xirreg and t-stoy DWELLING
~ Fast 34h-st. 1I5 # Of LeNington-aNci lot
23X3GN23N l3N.ra and 4story dwelling NO % East Zuths
ing No 2iO West 47thst 100 IT " OF 3haK"i lot,
11xlOO T. and 3-stoy dwelling No AZ West .lth-,t ;.
go II Of 9,ho,c. Partition sale, 100 % nlg
loCthst lots 25Nlooll cach and i-stoy buding Nos
Public aGction lot 25x97 and istory building. No III
astorT and 3 story buildings 80. col 70 ooj SHAVE,
cor OF 3Ith-t j-story building Nos 9O5 and oo
sthavc. cor Of NO @o2 5ith.st 2 lot ana tstry
and 4-,tory building 40 G2 West 3th.st W o. 9th
ave; lot 25V0s.9 and building No 30' West 35thst n s.
100 Of sthaEe - lots on JrronealS near 'It s.
West 42d.st go II Of Gth.aNe; lot 2'xloo and
1.,toy and 2-tory building. No ~ Avenue A o,
Avenue lot 23virregA225H1Oo, OF East l2ist't.
. OF Piclsant-aye.
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Lehiqh Valley Railroad.

The Phia & Reading l.. r. Co-LesseeD
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot vi Cortland; aud Des
broS>es sts. n follows;
g. u. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
$40 a. M for Geneva. Lyons Elmirl liochestec Ba..
fao and the POttsNile aud principal local points
Chair car Lyons and Pullman Car to Suspension Bridge
pa IN. for Mauch Chunk and internedat points.
IL M for South Plainncid AMI Gil Intermediate points.
II so D. M for Elmira ind intermediate points cha!S
to WIKI SHARE
necton Il, aiding and Harrisburg
80 D. Bound Brook and all intermediate POINTS.
40 d. m. for L. snd Is. Junction and principal
mediate POINTS. tali- Car 10 j. and Il. Junction.
80 for Pott-,le and informed ate points. Chair
20 d m Tor Mouch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg.
III. for Pennington and all intern ediate points.
80 D. Geneva, Lyons. Emira, Rochester, But.
falo and the West Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons and Sus.
pension Bridge
40 D. connect for all points in Mahanoy and Hafel-
ton coal regions - - -
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 aud II ;or Mauch Chunk, Hazelton Shenandoah
and Intermediate" points.
5 rs y. for Mapch Chunk and Intermediate points.
80 p. for Geneva. Lyons. Elmirs Rochester, Buf.
falo and the West Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons and Sus
pension Brldge.
General Eastern once. 235 Broadway.
Tho Now York Transfer 60. VIII call for and cheek
baggage from hotel residence through 70 destination
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Erie LINES,

SOLID Trains btIt, len NEW.YoRK AND
S GHkA fA III CHA ~ hS69hNfSG
y RAMA OF MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AND
direct route to PassAic Paterson Tuxedo. Newburs.
Midcletown Port Jeryis. Monticello. White Lake. Honet
dais. scranton. Bnghamton. Emis. Corning Watkins
HornellsS,Iic Blrao Niagara Fails Toronto chsuta
points West Trains leave Sew-YorS foot Q, Chambers
It. as follows and I've minutes earlier from West 2st
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
J.UU Lake. Parlor Car New.York 10 Buiao Sleeper
horneilsye TO Cincinnati. Connect: a, Port Jervis u
union station. excep. sunday for Monticello.
vEsTIBULED LIMITED.
- m p. NJ Day-Sol,i train for Chicago via Chautsu.
c.OO Lake, with dining 20 chicago SAeeIers
to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
a oO p NJ except Suaday-k0s B.nghamton oaescais
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EMPRESS.
4 On p n. Daiiy-soiid train to chcaso va Niagara
O,s1U Falls and Grand Trunk Railway. esecpefs -
Buffalo, Rochester. Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
n On T. NJ Dally-Nia Chautauqua Lake ard Nisen1
S.0U Fails Sold rain 70 Chicago s.eeper' to Buis.''
chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERvIs.
WjEgs5y p Dt5st 30 8 g. r. = 30 * E. 0sss
p. Ia sundsys-s a. m. p. M 80 p M go p M
FOR NEWBURG.
,uyEEK pAYS-9 q. m, 5 as p m. 4:+5 p. m. $50
w o. M. Sundays-9a m, y. ny, 80 .. II.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
NJ APS AND 1IME-rABLh-s nay be obtained from
tanning Select list Of hotels aid boarding houses suhuress
Homes," describing veingy Of New,forS' "ChsutAa9A
axe S Sf hN in' pSLMHH Xcc0%MoDAT1oxs q,
iVi, az and S1l Brosdway' Ch.meer' and ws's
i$ sss and
sts. HotoS-n, AID Jersey CITY station. Ere transfer
''"''' INV D. l. ROBERTS. General Passenger Asen.
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EOIs LAKEWOOD.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL HLUE LINE.

FOR PhIladelphia " 80 10. co. 10 90 II 80 a. m
night. SUNDAYS 90 10 TO- II 30 a. M, - s5 aao
For Baltimore and Washington daily AZ 0 90 II 30 with
Dining Car, a. M, 80, 1890 Dining Carr. 90 y. NJ
l2:lj night. = ''
Trains having at :i5 a. M. 30 CO. 200 40 n
M - - night except Saturday nighr Sundays II 80
m. 30 ZOO 200 p m, nave connections Tor Residing
Idrr!sburg pOtt.Villr, '9'
For Sunbury and Wlllepsport. Via Philadelphia ct :46
a. m. 80 30 p m, l. Is mldnigh. except Saturday
night; Sunday. G 100 p.
Tickets and PGorC ar scots can be procured H. 49,
West l25st 81 East 5"ss N 4 S G' coSf, s s
$50 Fulton.>t. 9s Brosdway. Brooklyn.
New.York Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotc residence.
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Qeatbers.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS TEACH.
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10 Universities. Colleges Schools and Families. Circulars
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TT HE FISK Teochnss' Agencles-New York Boston, Chi
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rrcnRnEn MORTGAGES.

Andrews Ca,harine \. N Louisa upson- corner
Owe and Llian-st; ) ytar> ~ 900.
Connolly Edward ID. and wife. to the Mutual Lie IN
co u NcwYork, corner dave. and 3oh'st'
] ycar. IS 600. . .
Dunn Eliza l. ct 81. 10 Francis Jonchs n och st.
Q o shave. mon .l-. go 900.
Elliott KlchmMd u, and wife. 70 Ct7cns Savings
Flank Of Nrw.Yora n : l2oh-st 81 Msdi'on'a'ei /
year $1,000. -, .
Henderson. Albert c. :" Richard Pancoast. S'tst
. O, End.aNc; 3 months. sj,3-3.
Jacobson Morris - al u Morris Berger, No 10 Hes
5000.
Koiiard Mary VI. Sarah 1ozicr. 7Sth-st, q Of
Amst rdan-avc; year. 5000.
Io~w Ffwari V. wife. q Julie v Low. W
corner l9.i.st and Anstnrdamayc: y'ar,. il5,0oO
Murrny Margaret al alde Collins. l5-dst. "
Of lth-aNe: years ~ 500.
I.4abe Henry jr. and VIC, N Fred" Mddlcbrook
Oith.st. u CclItN Pax West; y'ar-, mortgages
=SiOOr. -.
sane n Chas u Curtis. property; year $4,000
S@wari, Water II. - John + Nt-t'l and anotnfr *
ecutos- etc, l2jth.st 81 L.no.sSc; years. 800
900.
The Talcrnacl" EaIi-t Church. u John u Ro,k"'cilr
dave II Of 10tht, al i.eht Title and interest, So
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TEANSFEES-S. Y. CITY
43dst No 1879 Wet; Margaret Stafford q, al to
Robert T. Andrews. .....--..-.-. 81
7sth-.t. 40 l0i w~t Sarah Lor!,r to Mary
osd.t ~ ilC west Mary II Krllari 70 sauh
9Oth..t u =. 33s II n sth-avc IoNooll; Er-
Hal RI. Liza and ..... $1,000
13th-s. lgl. . II 4. - 2iaF". laHNl0HJ, Frank
Schacricr and Vile u Joseph S'hI M y
9fh-ayc. % iHth-st. 3 .vl2jNl fu.i s25-
VIM I Emmett ~. Jno Jono~ and arc, 173 ono
l3lst~t. No li3 Wet; LOUIS VI Fulton, assif. - 49,
Charles J Coulter ...........- 600
Pier, - and -. East River. rfNcon Peek Sip
and DoV'r.-t. ctr, Daniel II Watson D. Mara
xcklc. To- nliniai il o'Nci .'''.. $1,000
1$i-t.st " lo2 West JEANETTE Young ~ J'n-
Gunthor .-.......-
wa'erly Place. No IA Isabel l.ltnrop to Frd.
crck \ SeitS ............
Amsteriau.av". IA " cor 81 Io2d.st. j0NIo5,9p.lI
fd~ard Ioow . ''''.'' -. 2sooN
l25th.St 1875 II LenoN-aye lO0NlO01iN
Scsteii ct a. Sytis, 70 waite Il Stowar;'' 200 900
vic % Kate Mandd 80. ..'..''" ''..... 1880
l29ti-st, 1lO II Madison-aNe. iG.~N.H II:
CITIZENS Savings Bank 70 Richmond u Elliott 1900
Madsonavc. :. 100. II It II 1sth-st; George r
Johnson and wife n !. Nsl oleon Govy .......
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AyDwEsrERN RAILWAY

lTans SdNe We. ,-asL 10 a. "a az h.A.
earlier from foot Jay.sLl toi Lake MohonA, LAKE
Minnewaskl and Waikiki Valley X; r. stations; Med iis
LbSSy LatOe Manor aans0ck Sa,sSn.
utca, Rome, Oneida. oswego. Detroit Chicago. ans
BIB p; NJ, Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk and Mime
we,ka, Makill Valley stations Mddietown NSe ss:
bursh Ellenve, Pittsburgh. Hurleyville. Liberty "h~
100 p. NJ, Middletcwn, Fllsburgh, Liberty. Lr
insson Manor. Roekand. Wslton. sidney NerwlI,sdt.
cago and Wet Pullman Sieepes recinng chair car free
70 Suspension Bridge DAILY oil other trains daily ex
cept Sunday. -.
Pullman driving room seats and sleeping car 6srsScs
obtained at 1873 Broadway NewYork. j. O. ANDEkSQSs
q. +. A.. II Exchange Place. New.Y0Ik.
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Musical instruction

Musical Instruction.
6, UMMER SCHOOL y--'~
= OF THE
OPENS JULY l. 1892.
Boarding accommodations. AL adyant OF tho winter
school retained Dudley Buck. Pres. a. Il. Parsons
Vice.Pres c. B. Hawlcy. Mus. Dir. For particulars.
II. w GREENE Soc. g. Treas.
10 d 81 East lfth.st., Ncw-York.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains low. ,es Norm a Rv ep . hcs,sse)
follows end 20 minutes earlier from foot Jayst ~ r.
$3.50 4. M.-paily for Newburg Kingston, Albany :
daily except sunday WIS: OF Coeyman's Junction.
7,i? \. M.-Daily for Albany; daily, except Sunday,
1000 A: M.-Daily, for Newburg, Albany Utica Syrs-
aaily except SATURDAY for Toronto.
Il;33 S-pa!ly except SUNDAY. for Albany and UtIcs.
4ic0 M;-pnainir Except sund'y tor Albany;
case Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. De-
s'i5 p; M.-pally for Albany Utica Syracuse Roches.
=, daily g, except sntgTday Tor Toronto: >,
NEwBURG LOCALS, 80 10 10 a. H.; i rs, 80,
3D. % 80 ~ H. "a and r NJ NIL.
troit, chicago ST Louis. on all through trains.
Daily. For tickets timetables, Darlor and sleepng
car representations or nf.rnnon apply at Offices, Brook
Futon Ne%'YorE Clty 27i 500. 7s5 90 Broadway
stations. c. Z. LAMnERT. General Passenger Agent.
THE BOOK OF OPEN.AIR SPORTS octave zoo mace.
illustrated The standard authority on American onen
air amusement Rules for sailing swimming ball play.
Ing 'hopSg hSrT Ss o rSpg &c. per
tg and universally complnentsd BY the press ''S~"''
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
ID REV. T. II. LANDON, PRINCIPAL.
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College preparation specially business. high school
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Miscellaneous.
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lnstrnttion.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1.473 Broadway.
u near 42d-st Al apartments ..
NJ. NJ. HOBBY. y. Z. HENDRICKSON.
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PITTsFIELD, LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERk SHIRE HILLS
L. III

IIh' Port Ee9dIng T. T. Co.. Lnssee)
FOOT OF LIBERrY.ST.. NORTH RIVER.
Time Tahle OF November eeth 1891.


FOOT OF LIBERIY.ST.. NORTH RIVER.
Time Tatle OF November 2sth 1891
go III 0for kaston. M.uch Chunk wikesbsrre.
SoEn sunbarT wiiamsort On SUNDAYS for ' ,,aa
Mauch Chunk. wikeslarrc and Scranton.
90 a, for Easion ana Maach Chunk. On Sundays.
si5 o.. m. Tor taston. Maueh Chunk wilkc-barr..
o uhSgr eose b' !, Sns
90 p. NJ. for Ea,ton, Mauch Chunk Rcadng Harris.
on SUNDAY for Easton, M0ucs Chunk Tanaqua, Potts.
40 ?. Tor Ea>;on. Mauch Chunk. Readlnr Harris.
bur- Wlkesbarre. Scranton ramaqua. Poits'ille. sha-
s39 for is, fsSo o S, Asn tGTnt R,,so,
burg Std, SUNDAY at ) 30 p NJ i'"''''
FOX 0 enns SG a a 60 3d o6 s9 s5 m 90 30
No. 90 IS 30 e g. O. 30 90 os s. sJ 10 S o.
49, 49, % 90 10 no. oo 20 g5 % co. sn5 e. sS
~ For hCaSd Brook a; 80. 90 co. :a5, 80 90.
toS, 60 800. 80, a. 500 G:iS 49, 100
saSSay co. 80 go 90 10 S 80 Pa mn m i 30 30 ne no
~ 3 e oo' 500, $50 G 100. eco. 10 90 p m.
10 go cS r Il go at go &C. 80 &C. az
4E, 20, s5.l5' 49, 5;S$. go. G:i5 S5S 90,
I y oo So o. 03 50 co. =? Zoo 1879 go 10 20
y IS a 90 s" % sandsy 80 cesctS S
For R;d BsnF Long Hanch md poin.t south to pon,
Pleasant, o Ct go s dS II rs I e. 80 Red Bank
Grove and Asbury Parh % a. n GO D. M. 0''''
FOR LAKEWOOD
At 40, SID a m. 80 $50, t:2o p. H.. Esrsor
For Tom EvST ~ n'F2gca. PARK and paFnoss a:sc
For Htaat: City. viheand "a add ID Brdgc,sn d 80
~ p. MONMOUTH ,S ~ Beach and s~asrqm at 4.ss. SIS
II 10 4. M. 80 100. 20 y. m O'
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I END A HAND
FOR MARCH.
THIS NUMBER CONTAINS ARTICLES on
Tho Peoples Palace Rev. John Tuns
Russians IN Boston. o. BaInber
Phyacal Training Edward T. Halo
History Of Low and Order Movemcnt...L Edwin Dudley
Christian Socti Union. W. Speirs
Notes from New York................Dr A Blair Thow
For sale by ell newsmen. Annual subscription 500
J. s. SMITH & Co.
HAMILTON PLACE. BOSTON.
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Eighteenth Edition, pot paid. for 25c.. or stamps
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why il Falls Off |;
i Turns Grey, and the Remedy. BY PROT HARLEY
PARK Err. A. n. LONG ( Co. lOl3 Arch.st Phila.. Pa
Every should read this little book '-hthenaeum
THE BOOK OF oPENAIR SPORTS, octave. 500 pages.
illustrated The standard authority America
snuscnents. Rules for sailing. swimming, ball play
ing shooting, horseback riding, DC. &C. in full 81 per
COPY. Published by The Tribune, New. YORK. Entcrtan.
ing and universally complinented BY the press.
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For Young Ladies

For Young Ladies-City.
A CLASS IN LITERATURE for ladies. with Dr. Dodgc,
Aof Columbia at REV. DIR. AND MRS. CHARLES
Ii. GAIsDNERS, SCHOOL COZ 5th-ayc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
hotels.

g AVE 100 PER CENT BY stopping at the ST. Nicholas
- fremont Hotels superior for COO
guests everything hrstclass location most PLEASANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07
Citn 11ropcrtn for Sale.

Go Get for business l)nrposrs
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II ESTRARiI. LOFTS ~ THE NEW BUILDING. G3l
- East 1Gthst containing 1000 feet. all
light. nfrpo"f; large elevator and steam heat moderate
rent. including .o~cf 800 - -
FOLSOM BIOTHERS 500 Broadway.
ITO. LEASE-An elegant corner stole hroproof onc Of
/ the beet locations In the city suitable
cler nearly all front; Broadway aud North Union
square Inquire JACKSON'S. 20 Ea.t l7thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07

Connirp properin for Sale ano 90 Get
DERKSH HILLS.
- few desirable country residences and farms for sale
For rms a1d description adde's
A. {. COLLINS. Great harrington. Mass
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
L ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM ALI, ENCMC-
uKANCES.
TIE FAMOUS ARGYLE HOTEL, AT BABYLON,
Long Island, with casino gaShOuse, wntewOrk laundry
&C. all In perfect order and ready 10 be Opened
This magnificent hotel finest Long Island. win be
sold at low figure. terms, or Will be exchanged for
New-Yok brooklyn property For diagrams and other
information apIlt u
JERE JOHNSON. JR.. 60 Libettyst.. Ncw.York
= UBURBAN REAL ESTATE Ex~HANGE Gncorpo-
- rated, III Broadway.-The New York office OF 80
leading agents Of so suburban places Particulars
1000 properties within hour OF the city for sale
rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07

Now NNtIII*!I ST'H
Tho to,ai amount ral,cd from public auction sales OF
city real estate held at the ENehange and Auction Room
FOR the week c.Iding with today Mas To'V,ceo. Inc
agg rate SAL ior the month OF February reached the
sum o, - 2sJ, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-07

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
u ORDENTOWN Is. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ID REV. 7. II. LANDON, PRINCIPAL.
LlEuT. I. d. LANDON. COMMANDANT
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-04
Personal.

Mr.. S. n Pickens, of Corsicana, is
10 the city.
Mr.. j. Il. Branch, of Huntsville, Is
at the Pacific.
Mr.. j H. Maddox Of Fort Worth
is at the New McClellaud,
Capt. Don Maven of Austin is cir
Culating among his friends here to-
day.
Mr.. G. f. Meisner and wife, of St.
Louis, have apartments at the Hotel
Royal.
Mr.. L. P. Boyle, travelling repre-
sentative of the Dallas Galveston
News, is registered at the New Nc
Clelland.
Mr.. Ell Hunter, of St. Joseph, Mo-,
is,,in the city and is much pleased
with Waco. He Is proprietor Of the
Pacific hotel in St Joseph.
Messrs. John A. Kennedy, H. A.
Dewitt, j. Hsmer and +. NJ. Rains,
of the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
road, were at the Royal yesterday.
Mr.. Cam F. Raiford, formerally
agent Of the Wells, Fargo Il Co, Elk
press company in Waco, is on visit
to friends in the city. He has been
agent at Galveston since leaving here
Mr.. G, W. Thompson, Deputy
Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks, was
in the city this week with the Katie
Emmett company. Mr., Thompson was
one of the organizers of the order and
was Exalted Ruler for three con.
secutive terms of the New York lodge.
His home now is Brooklyn.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-04
The PuLpet and the Stage.

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Brethren church, Blue Mound, Kan.
says 81 feel it my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery
has done for me. My lungs were
badly diseased, and my pensioners
thought l could live only few weeks.
| took five bottles of Dr. Kings New
Discovery and am sound and well,
gaining 26 lbs. in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Love
Funny Folks Combination, writes:
After thorough trial and convinc.
ing evidence, | am confident DR., Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. beats
EN- all, and cures when everything
else fails. The greatest kindness
can do my many thousand friends is to
urge them to try it, Free trial bot
tie at w. B. Morrison q Co.'S drug
store.