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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

PASSENGER TRAINS .,a,c foot OF Cortaudt and Des
bro,,es sts i follows.
7 a. 80. Tor Mauch Chunk and iatermcdnte point.
$40 A. Tor trrnrNl. Lyons. ElmIra kOcn,,ter Buf.
hlo and the " It. fott,tie and principal local points
Char ar Lyons and Pullman Su-pcA,Ou Bridge
u IN Mauch Chunk ant 10. rucdilt, points.
H. south Plainicd AMI s int, rL.tulLtc points
H. 80 D. NJ. Tor E.nlrI and nterned point chair
car u WIFE, SHARE
y. m. Tor runhhannock and ntermedist, points.
u.ctlon Reading and HIrr>burc
d. flr Bound Br ok and all Intermediate
D. M. t.. a..d b Junction AMI principal inter
mediate POINTS taIi- Car - l. and B. Junction.
So y for Fott- vile and informed ate poiats. Chair
5 20 p. ~. Tor Maueh chunk ani intermediate points
Connection d Reading and Harrisburg
30 p. for Pennington AID all inter- edltr points
ID M Geneva. Lyons. Elmiri Rochester. Buf
fao and the West. Pullman Sleeper LION, and SIS
pension Bridge
Trains cdNing at 10 a. II 30 D. M. | y. m and
40 D. connect for all points in MlhanOy and Hazel
ton coal regions. - -
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and IL a. TO- Mauch Chunk HazeltoH. Shenandoah
aud intermediate POINTS.
- D. IN. M,uch Chunk ami Intermediate points.
80 b. m. for GeneNa Lyons. Elmrd, Rochester. BUT
fao and the West. Pullman Sleeper to Lyons AID
pension Bridgr.
Tho New York Transfer Co. Will call for and check
baggage hotel residence through Destination
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

N. \. & & II. Il. Il. Co.. Lessce)
rams ie1Ne i2d st. lNoth Riylrl station. New YORK.
noNs ana 20 minutes earlier from foot Jsyst, " HI
j:3O 4. M.-DaIy for NoWbuty Kingston Albany;
,ISi'y. ,ept SUNDAY, west OF Coeyman's Junction
Montreal ' N'"' 1872
1000 A. VI. DAILY. for Newbure Albany Utica SyrS
use, Rochester. Buffalo, Nogarl Falls, Detroit Chi
80; G,,,Y, eAsept saturday. Toronto. ,
too ~ VA DAILY except sunday FOR Albany and Utlca.
MY j. ni'-DDNiiiy, except sunday, for Albany. s
''io IL Dhly. for Albany Montreal. Utica, syrS
'-,i,, Chicago. St Louis ~
S'io VI. Daily. Tor Albany Utica Syracuse. Roches.
S vhunao Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago. st Louis;
II WE > S yTMp,epS SATURDAY. TO- TORONTO: .
YfW InIIffIHi IK w LOCALS; 245, .s:t5 p NJ ao
~ LOG AIS. % 10 Is A. NJ; Il rs, ;Ws
. 30 6:30. II as H. NJ
.ro ear, or Bnn no Niaeor1 Fan, Toronto 10
w VdsO ST. lOu, on all Though trains.
o psliy For tickets tlmcibes. parlor and sleeping
in So OF inforHltiOn apply at Offices Brook.
Fno 40 WShngtonst 720 FulIon.' Ann.s 1ss reSs
- Bowerv, W Park Place 50 West lc5th.s. aud =
"ssionss q. e. LAMBERT General PasssRssg Agent
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NEw.YORk. oNTAnIO ANpwE.TERN RAILWAY

arA.hs tcdNe We t-G->L % \. I.i.
ute, earlier IRON foot Jay;,tl fo Lake Mohonh, Lake
Bo1mingbur.sl. Port JerNIs Munticclll Fllenye
Fall burgh. Liberty. Livingston Manor Hancock Carbon
scranton Walton. Delhi. SIDNEY Norwich Edne,nn
ruc' Rome. Oneida. Oswcgo, Detroit, Chicago and
uo'nf. Nc-,. ~
BID =. ~, Campbell lI4ll. IaAes Moaonk and Mime.
Wa,Al. W0Elll Valley .uti0n- Mind,etuNn Ncea1ug.
burgh Enenve. Fhsburgh, Husleyvilie Liberty WHIT
Lake Livingston amor
200 = NJ, Mddetcwn. Pittsburgh. Liberty. Liv
ins,ion Maror, Zoe Nand. Mht!n. lnc{ Norwich.
ard W" 1 Pullman >eepers reclining ear rr a
to Suspension Bridge Daily: all other daily cx
cept Surdy. ~
Pullman drawing sce1nr ear horth,
obtained at 1913 Broadway cw-Yo-A. J. C. ANDERSov
a. 7. A. - Exchange Place. New.Yor<.
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A DEEEIlsEMESTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
cEIvED At THE urTowN oFficE 30 ie4s Brad Sa.
way, "a door north Of 1hirty-frst-st.; and ADVTI
EASEMENTS at ssS following Branch o@ce, 80 st
corner Fouiecnthst go Third ave corner Fortv.avn,
81 o2O lh,Idave near Sixty nrstst iOS FirstaH,
st. 81 Avenue 323 Ihiri-a,c. - West Fourteenth
,333 lhrl-ayc W. Ai'''uaNr'
~ the iiAELEM oFFlCES. $50 East One.hundrca
shd-twentN- hth-st' anu 2I3 West Onehund red and
twenty hitl,,t up to p NJ at regular Office rates
N Brooklyn, AZ " Sourtst.; sos De Kalb.aye. I ooo
Bed,ord,a r,s and NO 10 Broadway uD TO D.
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FOR PHiLtDELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE

20 a'' rhil'dfpaA a. g.. a. o. 10 90 IL 80 ~
nl4lt. SUNDAYS .. 90. 10 30 ii 30 a. NJ 80 80.
200 100 y. H.. l2:lo night. = ia,
FOR Blitmore and Wash gtOn daily at 90 IL So vita
II - night.
Tains leaving at 40 a. m 30. 100. 100, Z 80 p
M, %lb nght except saturday night sunday II 80 a.
- 80 5O) 600 p. NJ, have connections for Il adlns
HARRISBURG, lottsvill",
For Sunbury and Mliamsport VIA Philadelphia at : ~
a. n 80 80 p m, l2:l5 midnight Except SATURDAY
Tickets and Parlor seat, can procured at H. liz
.el 40 9li, llin 3o3 irosdwoy 737 6th-aye.. 26I
W - p'h-~t, l3i East l2jih ~t Newi ork; Couftst
go Iuen-st; os llro1lNay BrcoAl,n.
Ncw-NorS Transfer COMPANY vii! call for and chcch
hacgag' from hOtl or residence
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Proposals.
= Office no CONTRACTORS

" Office 70 CONTRACTORS
" OF GRANITE STREET PAVIN%
Sealed Proposal, VII tc received by thc NcwOHcan,
and Northeastern RAILROAD Company WITH T. o"lo"k
Of March H. 1902 the piEs Of LeNc North Peters
stree, from Louisa To Poland street la tho city Of New
Orleans La with ciauit; block paving.
The amount Of plymg required il abon; ten thousand
square yar- Specification, be- obtained the Office
Of q r. Nicholson. Chicf1nenecr - W. 4th.st Cincin
natl o. or from Iohn uypn. IT, Resident Gen1 Agt. 81
St Chsrc, street. New-orielns La
All nd, must be- addressed - :. c. Harvey Vice
prest NevOreans and Northcasterl Railroad Co. 30 W
ith-st Cincinnati. o.
The Company reserves the right to reject any or all bids
.. G. HARVEY
yce.pres't y. @ and y. T. r. r. Co.
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CENTRAL r. R. OF NEW JERSEY

!. 4 y
Time Tab, OF November 2oth 1891.
40 a. n. for rAston. Mauch Chunk, wlkesbarre.
scranton, b aiding lrr,ur Tamagga Pots s s sns
M,sch chunk Wlla.,bir'e aid scranton.
" t. M. ior IS,oI d ID Nituch hunk: on Sundays
Ea,o., M4urh .huns. sham in and Wliars;pqs;.
,..tyu. I,.ns ian ~bprs Pott,l lie TamOSua; shA.
nosn. sun5ury Wain,por. Through couch to Williams
90 p. m for Ea,ol Maqch Chunk: Geaslng, Harris.
''SSi SWVI,y for Ia,.o' Maueh ChinH Taaaqta Fotus
VIE. Reading and Harrisburg, 49,, ~ ~.
- p. ID. tor Eason Aapch CiA,nk. Reading Has,is
bun, Wl.a,,blIrs. scranton. Iamaqus. louisville She
80 p N. FOR Ea,toa and Allentown. ,,.. u
0ots 30 Sl :. ~ s'1 Ior a. 81 s4a p snewn
tlenhnsio4 az J,o 90; 10 A. M ! 90 40.
= III so@,r'Is g 90 90 - 10 co. y 90
8 H. 40. 70. 10 90. II 80 p. m. sundays 80
u 200 10 80 a. -" 100. 2.lj. 400 > 80, 900.
icr Bound Brook Cd. 20 90 90 It's. :a5 300
70 %. 80 a. o5 a. ,eo 30 ao u.s. 2so 80 81
90 80 ~ D 80 ~ 10 "a 20 no. qSg iS:
iS $40: 200 so. 80 & 90. 800 1000 p ~:
10 49, + sg a at go 80 qG 60 g. &c.
80 500 Is. ; %, SO, 600. 6:i5, $50. 100
90 H.; zoo. us, 90, 90 90 100, 90 10 %
Ss50P 20 no Aans Co HsAas s at 40 sas
I"r i,yi BanN. Long Br,uen aud polnc south 70 Point
o s. .sS g Ga s b s,. Ee J sess
..ro,c ana Asburv p,rl . 10 m. 90 D. m.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
ears ar, 50o en- M train. a. ca, G At 20 80 rs's
- a w n nI" " 80 ' SUNDAY r,is ~ 10 IT, % 'O
Tor roa~ i;i,,r Ha'u.rnt Park and Barnesat 3d.
FOR Atlantic CITY, vncand and BrldgetOn at $50
FOR Monmouth Beach and seabrght a. 80. STA
, - | 1 q. 1 D.. II.
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auction 6alcs of Real Csiais.

A RICHARD V .HARXETT & CO. Az ArgGGtonsccr'
10 0'clo noon. at The Pea fsat lNchange snd
Auction Room. % 10 o. Llbrrst
Srir6mc Court Foreclosure sale,
ia WEST ijrII.SI.. i.-toTy brick.
TUESDAY, FEB. %.
TRUSTEE. sale. - CONMflaE-Sr.
WEDNESDAY,. FEE. q
I97 6TH.NNF.. IG.9NlOO. 4.,tofy building.
$40 WEST ATHEIST. 5.story and basement. Improved
tenement .jSSNiOOj.
G. NDs CHATHAM SQUARE
4.Story and Basement Biick Store.
oax1os oxf71Lxl33: gore IN 5.3y25 ex27l.
This most valuable property. Mortgage Az per
By ordr Of the Greenwood Cemetery
333 WEST .3DSi., through 10 2ith-st.
TIL RSDAN. FEB. -
% GRANp-sT.,
4.s:oy and cellar brick store building. covering lot 2oXG7
1853 THIED.AvE,
5-story and basement lr.ck ,rtnent house. stores
1927 EAST 63DST.,
and basement brick factory. covering lot ojX1O0.
THIRD-ANE.. East sd. 70 feet south of l'lstst.,
lots e5xlo0 each.
ABRAHAM L. JACOBS, Attorney, 40 Nassaust
292 DELANCEy-ST. 5.stsry brownstoac stores 4 fam.
i.ies. all Improvements.
Maps at Auct!oleers'. II AID 80 Libertyst
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0carhers.


MEXICAN and foreign pr,e' teache,s tut,i ;
y Oi all b!auchc> supp"i NillN'lsit -
colleges schools. families. Circular schools e. prit,.
Moisrn languages spoken. MIRIAM COZ KiEKE Book
building $50 oth-4Ne., corner 2Oih--t.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHES AGENCY
"A supplies Professor Teachers. Tutors io'ernesse~
&C.. 10 Colleges. Schools and Families. Ably 10
Mr. 81 J. IOUNG-FULIoN. % Union SQUARE.
u Isl lfACHERs supplied tot all e9nehe. In any
ID locality. 40 FEE FOR registration Form for stand
4. V. HUYSSOON. American School Bureau, w lf;h'-
NOR 4 PRIVATE TUTOR. rec ,nuenfcd by wcsnoNn
farirs 3ad specially success. gI preldFns buy f'f
college address Yale University, Box T. LIS broadway
rVHE FISK Teachers Acences.-New.Y, PIX Boston, Chi
i l.Os ArLclr>, &C., SOOU pos "is I."l II. -.
CROCKER Y. Y. Manager. Lincoln Bldc Union 81
WANTED Immediately. tho ou-hly ,ducat German siy
w a re-d, NJ teacher n-t-r.a-- rn"o. near tft-
Gentleman: superior teacher Of m9th"mdc with noafc
ing. school experience Apply 10 Nr-. NJ j. 14l NJ
IL LION American and foreign Teachers As'H7t. q
Union Squarc.
AM ANTED --(;cat'cHlcn t"acfr. piano. theorr. Tor
w southern college principal for school superintendent
q ladies' French piano
q governeSs kindergarten English.
covcrness Germ an teacher piano organ, seminary gov
French piano. matron lazy nous keeper
Apply Miss Donoyan's 0chos' Bureau 30 T. lith-st
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New pub!irallons.
NOW READY;
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his volume completes this standard and invaluable
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These pspsrs ere the work Of practising architect
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NEW EDITION OF VOLUME ONE is NOW READY.
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BY MAJOR D. p. HEAP. vol. Square svO. Fully
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MODERN PERSPECTIVE.
Treatise upon the Principles and PfaeuCl Of Plane
ana Cylindrical Perspective. BY WILLIAM X. WARE,
professor Architecture the School of Mines Columbia
portfolio, 500.
BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT.
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600 800 "0''''' win 10 f''"' Diagrams etc. Price
ssa BY booksellers. sent postpaid receipt Of price
BY Tie Publisher.
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THE BOOK OF OPI.N-AIi StOktS, octave. zoo pages.
air amusenrnts Rule, Tor sailing swimming ball pluv.
Ing shooting horseback ding &C.. &c. IN fun 81 per
copy. Published by The Tribune, new orK Entertain.
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NcW-IOrk, Tue-day, F'OIUHE To
The following sales were held at the Exchange anu
Auction Room to-day:
ten. story building with Mot Of land. Nos 90 10 90
Beeckerst. 10? and 20ll MercerSt plot 80
xl.9; o Potter, sf5i,5iO 49, oo.,
two.story building with plot Of land, on Wet bsth
st. conner l1th.sNc. plot iOOxl0O6; MaSlda NJ We'll
s2s.cOO. -. .so.,
and six tory building with To-. 20 40 Wrst ON,
Isl n Of tth-aNe, lot 2o6NSo AHl"d Lu7uS
.31. roo. q, 49,, .
fourto7y buildings with plot Of land, Nos To- to
81 II of oti-3Ne, plot lSNio-2
sales Of dwelling, with plot Of land Nos 20 TO II:
SOh->t. Of lOtaNe. and Of plot OF and on fl-
7Oh.,t OF Ayt-A were ADJOURNED to February Is ana
March 10, respectively.
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LONG ISLAND & EASTERN STATESLINs


leave Brooklyn (Flatbush-aNe. station, l.. |. Il. r.
~ o. and Long Island city At II 10 r daily lncId
sunday, duo In Boston at 30
train ret,rning. Tickets aud lepns car btrths
ut l.. |. Il H. Offices
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

All the sales at the Real Estate hNchahse yesler'
DAY were under foreclosure. u. T. l'-'"'a"h N''
offered NO 152 70 l5s West seventy i'"'.'''', run
story brick dwellings q plot 1-XlV-' Inc p"''"'
the buyer for @iao.e2o. ,
There wa, some active bidding ut the stand oil
BRYAN L. Kennedy when he offered NO. ~ West
T,,entv.unth.st a tx story brick Hat with store ana
cw,lIiic in ho r-ar. lot -oNIe -: Inc Diuulis
ran actively from $1,000 up u f''i-''' '"V''
| w. f., 90 nl.ccler,; and Nos. 100 and 20l
ccess. In, southwest Conner Co. 1'i,H R''iI
N7ll.r a con. +, o. b. Hotter ior Siji.5iO. Mr.
iotj,r wa tie planIin N - piVcccii.iIlo. ,Jot
100 5,1Gi In West tndaVc.. being the southwest
corner Of skye sntn st.. ,od lof %-'ooo 10 ''1
P'nu nmn tjTrny I'D yesterday st the Exchange at
private contract the aud known n, Inc ltlnrI ta't;
nont in Lurn-ldo ave. which will be TIE PARKWAY ana
driveway only connected IRON Na,lns2n hflHse tn no
thc ,sl,ielN side Of the Twenty fourth Nad III t.e
civ OF Ncw-YJk. The property viii be eat up lnto
city lot. Henry +. Klush was the buyer at T'9Uoo
jOnn Il. Foley ~ son have odd NJ private 'onti".'
80 3lG West 1wrnticth-St, Il fOur-frE fhEhsh DaHc-
ment house Oh lot j4Nlu0 3f 100 rad msG I
Alley. four-story building on lot 2oSV7V' III
The following stocks sold by r. v Harnett
100 share, american Exchange National Rank 300
80 shares National Rank of Commerce, 800 each
5000 debentrlre No. II, series 5 Western Farm
Mortgage Trust Company, Of Lawrence, Kan, due
March l. 1891, March, 1899, coupons on. go -
80 shares Fourth National fank OF DallaS' IeN'
SlUO each. 10. ,oo -, =,
10 shares New York Biscuit Company 500 each, a.
100 shares National Butchers ana Drover' b""N'
go each, lo5 l 1. A.,
800 Harlem Club I'd Mortgage per cent bond
due 1909 Il. 49, ,.a
- shares Corn Exchange Rank, 500 each ?4s.
~ 900 District Of Columbia 20 100 per cent bones,
H. =. - , o,o
II shares Gaatin Nat oDal Pank. $50 ench $50 "a
81 900 Buffalo. New York and Er e Railroad COMPANY
lst mortgage per cent bonds. due 1898, ITO Il
100 shares Mechanics, National Bank $50 each, lbl'
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EKcoRDED REAL ESTATE n

esth-t. Nos III 70 l75; Bertha smith n Louis
7ota st. ~ = 37S It A,cnac \. 273yloo4 Adoph
ot M & I,t a,'t- % ct al to = So ooc
t g.a,'' -. ~ 10000
sc,'a"" a.. IcoS II o81st nenry Robbms
AID aaoi9cr t. ION ,o,i n'4'sa' =, - I,R,sbn,
:.-.,t u - 2o5 It ri'avc. 5o>lo'7 stephen
ca ntg} 70 So io ir,o-c- icn to costa 9s.25
>n.c polcr'y loan ia to l. tte', 81 "'''o
'Xnna,rt., = A. ,A'1, - " Il o-4..d . 49, 900
''a o., iii,,.s,Gs59>-jo 5@ic l. >r,oel oW II
sane %' pfci.r,y william II Naace.. g i seyei
oornc.i :, lot = - MY olH 1a I"o"-'
Ercia~.,, - los II ., 1o...,t. 2st,5 to 90;
''' dci Mn,o o. - ~ '' 5000
10, ~, to -; nap wo-i1a"n h"'rhi' Jane ,oo
i1illIr TO o II D,e' 80. ,.-.... 10000
77d,i - i : & {, g T. ~; i''o'. Joan
sac rfop: Chs, NcDrrno:i to T. Lg4ion..
0S @.ios toda o t. } nsssa j. 'A'" :. 600
H,r1y p D. - Gr,o, +, Kan :. ~ 500
'"t'H Pat, TO tor gV WcsaS s4sOo '''e $500
'H %at Cornelius S s4 Il ' 10 sio - 1000
Ss Q th1",e'in 70 q nara nar,-eh ;so,x
i,G: Fi,aic,i Maghef to + j Fitlfatfcs ~ 1900
oh ,'c. " cor icsd-st S5ii275 isaac Mayer
I2:e..t = :. 2,GI ~ of l.taye. is,iooii J ..o
lGG.,, : s. 5,i O It q washins;on:l,e. c5S -
c 9 WI. a Ali'""T Of 'SI to nSn' sI '
100 >,ne TO- same; =. -, .>.......-. . 200
rT,.-t 40 -: Man toi.rn b. : Tadn.k ...... 5000
Mafy y Ha,cm.ycr to A.mc. 4 Turn6un 1900
eotn.,t. ~ 4 e. Of IIta.a,' IcoIloo5 II
7oq:'i :. ~ +, Ta i,s,o is 2Noos
Barrow n - n n / erNer--f .bNN.
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Nfm 11nblitatlons.

rIrtt.eoth Edition pot paid. for 25c o., stamp. =,
rVHT HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls Oh !;
Turns Grey. and TIE Remedy BY pf9' frea Pa
PARKER A. VI. Lone & CO. ,ol3 Ar,h - d",,n'
every one should read tn, little book -.,ue,' I-:
o. -Fielding's Amelia" " Andres Smo mol
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>handy ''Sentmcntil Johnny" peter NIIhIn,
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TRAIT lJJ Itn-aNc.
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= !. RTE LINES,

- SOLID TRAINS bLrMLGN ShW.IoRK Az =
~ clLIAGQ va cHAC ItAII9 L4X H, Ok a. e..
aesG KAMA OF MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AND
Dircct route to Passslc Paterson. Tuxedo Newburg
Middlcown Port IervIs. MONTICELLO. White Lake, Holcs
dale Scranton; Bnshamton. EuiN Corning w"tkins
Uoneu.S,llt BLiao Niagara Fall, Toronto Chautapqu,
roats west Trains leave New.YorE foot q Chamber.
It. A, follows and Ave minutes earlier from West 23t st
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
J.UU Lake. Parlor Car New.York to Buaslo sl'eper
iionesyile to Cincinnati. CONNECTS at Por: Jer's In
UNION station. except snnd'u. i'r Mo,n,r,,o
NE~TIBIL LED LIMITED.
A M T. NJ DAly-Soii train for Chicago. Via Chsutau.
o.UU qua Lax. Win dining car 20 Chicago. Slecpors
to chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOI NrAIN EMPRESS.
. on p. NJ except sund-y-For Bnghamton. Honesdal
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EMPRESS.
3O ~ D,yso,d r i1R t. t GhsSso 81 Sos'
BulAo, Rochester. Toronto and Chicago
Pacific EMPRESS
- 90 T. NJ Duly-Nla Chautauqua Lake and Niagara
S.)U fsls SOLID train to Chicago Seeprs to Budalo'
,h.ca.o ana Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERyI-.
VIZ p PM - 80 F. Is 30 X ~ D" %
FOR NEW Bi re-.
,,rEEK DAYS . a. M. - y. Il - D. H. 8 30
" D. H. Sundays-9 a NJ. =. ~ Is 80 p.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
MAPS AND IIME-rABLr> E~V oc obtained from
t,In, select Ut Of hotels AID boarding houses >uhprhln
Home ,crbins Vt nifty q Ngw.aor{ "ChauIA iqiA
fE,ICNII> AND 1T LLliAN ACtoMMODAIluN~ a
1 ioI, 3I7 and 30 broadway. Chambers and Yves
G4 H,oaIuat viii .burg coraor No@atk and Hui.on
It,. iIobo>-n, ana jerry tty station. Ero Transfer
.onnn% ., ~ ara D'-'s' tom h0e'' All resi-
1''''' D. l. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
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Hlnsiral Instruments

flrsira 1nstrumcnIs
y ASSORTMENT Of secondhand grand. upright and
"A SQUARE pianos Of make IN perfect condition
aad fully warranted also number OF secondhand piano,
" WI KNABE CO..
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n. FISCHER PIANOS.
Large assortment Cpight, Grand and Square Pianos
az Moderate prices. cash, nstalment> an1 exchanged
also Pianos several bargains IN second hand Pianos
different ma1rIs, al low prices. --..
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40 shave. corner 1Gth-st. Ncw-YOrk.
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gnstrucilon

For Boys and Young Mcn-Clty.
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Musical Instruction.
Al ETROPOLITAN COLLEGE or MUSIC: .,,r,rrc,
NILEADINC MUSICAL INSTITUTION or AM; n
pI.uo.fnrt. Examiners, Nlllih
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ned ~ Of the faculty.
PUPILS Admitted Al ANY TINE,
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Al rs ~ BONEWIrI V0LkMANN receives pupils III
Il music ia West 46th-st .
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For Young Ladcs-Country.
7 LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY, Rochester. ~. "a L.,
/ Home Church school fUr the care, management an
culture OF Young ladies' 35th year begins Nrpt. 10 1871
Wf for Illustrated crcular Mrs I. VI. Curtis, Principal
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
NOTICE..

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUN-
i ty of Los Angeles, state OF California.
In matter of petition of Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church South.
Pursuant to order OF the Hon.W. Il. Clark,
judi e of said Superior court. notice is hereby
given to any and all persons interested in the
real property of said Incorporation, and in any
matters thereof, to show cause, If any they can,
on Tuesday, the 27th day of December, 1892,
at 10 O'clock m. of that day, or rs soon there
after as counsel can be heard, at the courtroom
Of said court in the city of Los Angeles state of
Cslifornia. why the said incorporation should
not be authoriz BY this court TO mortgage the
real estate OF SAID society, described as the
block 13, of Ord's survey of Los Angeles city,
fronting 80 feet on the west eide of Broadway
street, and to execute and deliver with such
mortgages a note under the corporate seal an6
in the corporate name of said society as evil
dence of said indebtedness. 4lfs
Wftness my hand and seal of said Superior
court this 18th day of December, 1892.
lsEAL. T. H. WARD, Clerk.
By A. W.SEAvER, Deputy Clerk.
M. L. W1cks, attorney for petitioner. 12-20td
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
American Cholera.

From the Daily Reveille. whatcom, Wash.
IT. @. Burnett, the Democratic can
didate for sheriff, was taken violently ill
at Clearbrook. He had all the symp-
toms of Asiatic cholera, and for an hour
or two it was feared he would die. They
finally gave him dose Of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy,
which revived him until physician ar
rived" That is precisely what the
manufacturers of that medicine recon-
mend for cholera. Send for physician,
but give their medicine until the physi-
clan arrives. If cholera becomes preva-
lent in this country next summer this
preparation will be in great demand,
because itcan always be depended upon.
For sale by G. F. Heinzeman, druggist,
222 North Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
The i5eard as u PcnaIty.

When Macaplay went to a barber, and,
after an easy shave, asked what he had TO
pay, the shaver replied "Just what you
generally give the man who shaves you,
sir. ~ Il generally give him." said the his
torian, "a couple of cuts on each cheek. 4"
Some men are not SO niggardly to them
selves, and these are probably the cynics
who look upon the beard as the penalty
incurred by the eating of the forbidden
fruit. And this is q theory that is at least
plausible. for the daily labor of roofing
out the martial growth that fringes the
cheek of the genus homo is labor in
which the sweat of the brow is not alto
gether unfamiliar, while even the tears
have been known to flow as from heart
bowed down beneath load of sin.' 1t
is certainly disquieting to think that Eve
may, be at the bottom of that twenty-seven
feet of hirsute stubble which the German
scientist calculates that man has moved
down by the time he is eighty!EEngliDh
Illustrated Magazine.