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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-12

Sun And TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TESSRST, Chron 0mstsr and
Instrument Maker. California s.ress
Sign OF the w OGDEN Sailor.
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Chicago MnrLe,.

CHICAGO. March ll.-wheat was steady Ths
opening was from about the same Us yesterdays
ciosing To Isc lower. ruled weak ana win s,ne
fluctuations decli L4c more ruled ,,raaas.. "a
nnsett'ed and closed about c lower than the clos,
ing hgnres OF Yesterday Receipts, AZ OOo i'm
Barley que; at 68c. A"' ~ o. bxe-
.o, HIcAgo. March J. .wheat-Cash s5s1c. Corn
70 7712 whisky-l l3. "o n'''
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NOTICE OF INSTRUMENTATION MINING
~ Company. Location of principal place OF bust
ness, San Francisco, CAL; location OF WORKS, Qul.
1otoa. Ariz
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting OF the
Board OF Directors. held on the 9th day OF Febru-
ary 1892 an assessment, Ne. 8, of cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF tho corpora
tion, payable immsdiateiy in United States gold
coin, TO the Secretary, at the ONCE OF the company
Room 20. Nevada Block. 500 Montgomery ST., San
Francisco, Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
be delinquent, and advertised for sale Mt public
auction; and unless payment Is made before, Will
be sold on THURSDAY, the lath day OF April,
1922, to pay the delinquent assessor ent, together
BY order of the Board of Directors.
AUG. WATERMAN. Secretary.
Omce-Room 20. Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery
u. 81 Francisco Cal sslQ I'd
A sSESsMENr NoTICE-NoRTH BELLE ISLE
a Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business Ban Francisco CAL. location Of works,
Tuscarora, Elko County. New.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of the
Hoard OF Directors held on the LIST day of March,
1892 AZ assessment mo. 49, of twenty cents (2Oc,
per share was levied upon the capital stock Of the
corporation payable immediately In United States
gold CON- TO the Secretary at the ofiee OF the com
pany, $40 Pine ST., rooms Is aud Ia. San Francisco
way, New York City.
Any STOCK upon which this assessment shall "a
main unpaid on the 9Th day OF April 1902 will be
ueihquent ana advertised for sale at public auc-
u9n; ana unless payment Is made before Will be
sold on TUESDAY, the Sd day OF Nav Saa ~
.. Savettlsing and expenses Of sale. BY order of
the Board OF Directors. j. W. PEW Secrefarv
,omccIS10 Pine st.. rooms Is ana Ia, San Fran
$3.50 -. mr2 I'd
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AUCTION SALES.
WENDELL EAsros. GEO. W. rn1sk. GEO r.sro
Our 5alesroon
63S Market ST., Opposite Palace Hotel

HOWARD-STREET BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Sc. line no. SID of Howard st. $50 feet Sw
rom ISL ST.. extending through to Tehama; brick
building Howard ST., and frame building on
Tehama ST.; is already business, and proper build
Ing on lot would command quick occupancy; lot
2exloo to TehamasL, making two fronts.
CALIFORNIA ST.-ELEGAST RESIDENCE.
N line (No 2222) ofCaiifornia ST.. 165 feet L. of
roess 5ay,window residence large
epeak1ngtubes, etc.: high basement: garden front
resdenns r namosone nome; examine u Tor family
lot 27:6xl32:6.
FILLMORE STREET-BUSINESS LOTS.
w. line of Fillmore ST. l03 feet N. OF Sutter-This
is the business street of the Western Addition;
buildings would rent quick at remunerative con-
slderstion; street in fine shape ana severed: lot
rea dy for building; Suffer and Geary SITS cables
MiNNA STREET PROPERTY.
u Sc line tTos 713. lisa. 1872. and 1880 Of
tenements, z of rooms, Of rooms and l OF
rooms: cement sidewalk good chance for an In
vestment; rents $73; lot 25x50.
PAGE sTREET-ELEGANT RESIDENCE LOTS.
n. line of Page ST., 25 feet E. of Fillmore-EIe-
CANT residence lots: all ready for building: best
Iocati on in this dlstriet examine these for home
street graded severed, aud in splendid shape; side
Walks; excellent view; Oak and Haight ST. and
to- be Page-st cables; lots 25xl0O
TERMS-Exceedngly liberal One-quarter cash;
balance in /, 2 and 8 years: Interest per cent
BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
NV. line (No. 946) of Bryant ST., 500 feet Sw.
from 9TH and near Chesley st.-Building contains
each above; rent, $40 per month; street paved
with basalt rock; electric road; lot 24x90.
MISSION COTTAGE.
s. line (No. 7l5) of 18th ST.. SO feet w of Church
sL-fNe rooms, bath and modern eonyenienees; 5
rooms freseoed in Mission belt; electric
road passes door; lot z5xll4.
GOLDEN GATE PARK RESIDENCE LOT.
N. line of Page ST, 1854 feet Z. OF Cole ST.: this
elegant residence lot is but one block from Golden
Gate PARK; Is In choice neighb0rhoJd is all ready
to build upon; street severed; three cable lines and
new electric road; lot 25x137 %.
MISSION COTTAGE.
s. side. No. 4l3 29th St.. l55 feet w. of Sanchez
St: contains rooms, bath, etc; large basement
which could be flushed into rooms; handsome
garden, choice surroundings; street severed and
macadamzed; Castro-st. cable; lot 25x1l4
MISSION HEIGHTS RESIDENCE LOTS.
s. side Liberty ST., 1855 feet w. of Sanchez: ele-
CANT view; well sheltered from the wind sunny
exposure; rapidly improving; cabiecar Castro
ST.; electric road 10 be on 18Th; lots 25xlI4.
MISSION RESIDENCE LOT.
n. line Hancock St. 100 feet W. of Church ST..
oeI 18th and 18th; central part OF the Mission /;
good for home; examine it; Castro and Valencia
St cables and electric road; lot 25x114.
PARK LANE TRACT, MAP NO. 8.
S. line Lower Terrace. 144.75 feet W. from Ser
peatine place and n. OF 18th st-rwo handsome
and sight residence lots; look at Them Castro-st
EASTON. ELDRIDGE g. CO.,
Auctioneers, 63S Market st.
miro ~ 13 10 4t
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MINNA STREET-INYEsrMENr pRnpEprY

Sc. line (Nos. 713. 7l514. 7l31a, and 1891 o;
Mlnna ST.. l25 feet SW from Eighth; improve
ments-a new 3-story bay-window building VITA A
tenements. of rooms, Of rooms and OF z
rooms: cement Sidewalk: a good chance for an In
vestment; rents $73; lot 25xS0.
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W. line of Fillmore ST., l03 feet N OF Sutter-This
Is the business street OF the Western Addition :;
buildings would rent quick at remunerative con-
sideration; street in fine shape severed: lot
rea dy Tor building; Suffer and Geary sts cables.
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Guaanse ocSYTany 1Saths', Of M'di'On'ave' de-
X%yeil Edward to Charles 90 Altman Madi'0n''ve
AsplawaIl, LLOYD, to Colonial Comp,ny' LIMITED
% Echansf TO Mh si ctsr Paige Manu-
| IA turing Cmpmy 7Gth-s', E OF loh.a'e' : years.
Eauhahn. Heinrich \. and wife. to George L Hyatt
m st@ eSandc4 to Jane. a coa:Se
ees 9sth,t Of 5th1De yer; XII, sis2N 20 SO East
| lotn..t years, - 0jc. 49, 81,
>, Daan william rd,s e Coz SarOno c0pp0d' S"''' Oh
DudcnsSs Richard, jr, to Carl Fischer 74th-st
Sane. to Newman Cowen n 7ith.st. OF Avenue
same to same n 5 74th-st. Of Avenue A. 3 years
Fro6man Marie H. and another to Mutual iot tif So In
eea:rN ct al NO 81 fcaPst and 10 Soonest,
.oidbcrg LYMAN and wife, solomon ooo Kohn' De-
lancey,t. Shern-st years 100 go yv, a-h.
st. U''S years 200 800
Iiafncy saiah f. to Frederick Constable and on;
other trustees. 3dth-at " OF "tna'e T. mof''''
Bank City Of y. S2d'st, Of LeAinsona'e year.
nocc Mary and another to Jo.hua Hendricks ro ana
another, eXecnors and trustees 2i't' cor o'h'a'e'
cch- Albert to the Grad Lode OF cd dnd e;
n"fH &c .o ssh end Of Sis to 1S SfSpc' '"'
oTaSS ora and VIE t to Anna COO Morrison 18th
Jacob. solomon and another John Van DOlSen, No
Kehes il and VIE to Jn N "a Tr0wbrldse'
' KEW John n + To fstrIcs Meor0w 7'thst 3D.
St. E Iahi@ G%dii aad s Ti 600 ''nuS' "e
Klein Benedict A od to Sender Ja'mulo"sky' NO iiO
Same To- Isaac Bumbcrg. Monrocst, Pelham-st
yea Iyn siS' Michael to Held i2th.t Avenue A.
Luig JssSi to a oo Tower 4th' adjoining land
Mcistcr. John g. 70 " Barnes. Esscxst Riv-
Mclaughlin. Thomas J, to Dry Dock Savings ln't'
Si-st.w 3daNe 8 year O.. r-o'ooo. ,o.., 49,
''' Msccy fetcr J, wendckcn' cor Madi'On'nv'
ana ila' var; I. sy 600 cor Washing
sns ssdt tr1 ylar ~ SO zoo ''" w
NJ T G SSys9 + war t. t@ G5o ia"''''
o"aeEcabush, i. e NJ Constable ct al '''h''''
YEc;n.Shia leopold to Lnrned' EltOn'''' c
Rohr,. Frederick 70 Z $ EIbhy ct al 1S2d.'t,
soSmcn wo to II ' ash rsJ D. years.
ScSworcr Louis. F Plate. 2d-aye. siA-st,
''~ Smith Emma t. to p McrrIhcw. 9cth.st. OF
smith Tillc +. to II Holbrook. 1i9th-st. Of
scSnuts, carrie II e r. j., Constable. ''th''t
SScklcy Robert n to Greenwich saving BOnk.
stewart Charles 70 J Rice l2ith't' OF lith-
s,:lnan. taieac; to Thomas s:ds'. of 9th
ssd JS6n IL socte cglI9s.i rhIlanthFopquc de
sullivan. sarah A. to 81 andrews sociey. 10Th
springer Bernhard 70 T Strauss, cor Stanton and
Taiarc7yk. sophie, 70 Bernet, W 5 TrInI'yNve'
Vandcm,rk. sophia A TO- dc Ia Morrs. Q ID
wclnseln Aschcr T. F ] Mddlebrook 1i3 wayerlcy
Wnic. Ro6ci, C. to J II Hsvcns. 81 and 80 Bond.st,
wis. stcnhen s. to c + Lnruci. lot 80. Mclrosc.
white Richard. to l. Kahn. 1s5th-'t. Of 7th-Ovc.
wear. 500 600.
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5nsIrurflon

3nstrnrtlon
~~-~>~
For Young Ladies-City.
- OARDING and DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS No. COZ
- Fifth Avenue. Rev. DR.. and Mrs Charles II. Gardner
Principals. Mrs. Gardner author OF History In Rhyme
THE MISSES ELY's
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
(IAte Of Columbia Heights. Brooklyn
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
oSth and seth Streets NETWORK.
For Boys and Young Mcn-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,413 Broadway.
" AeAS <2a.st. All departments.
n N. HOBBY. y. c. HENDRICKSON.
Miscellaneous
Dv1CE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars nee 10 mar
enE STATE locality price desired. pupils Ind SEX
=. v. 0UxSSOON, American Scheo Bureau w. HAST
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AL CANT four-story extension houses 2i7 and 2l9
A'Wcst 1l,t-st. between the boulevard and West End.
ave-; all the latest improvements hnshcd In the most
thorough manner; restricted street. Apply premises
or L. j. DtFff. owner and builder 1871 West 3i>t.st
A 20FOOr MODERN DWELLING. @o2. 900; Madison.
"A ave aud 9th st.; handsomely furnished bareuln
unfinished, nrst moor: Elegantly docoll.l
klKER son 66l 5th-aNe.. near 53i-,t.
A htNNEE CORNER Mad on.a,e. below 7Oth-st.
"a ~ builder location for physician; bargain. RIkER
& son. Col 5ula,c.. corner 53d-st.
y rLr1A y lily kEMODkLLfD. Dt, GRATED 20.
foot ioutstory residence In perfect order gas fixtures
and nrorNi Jl-tst, 9TH and 9TH price 3d. 900.
open to offer. R1KfR son. G3I SHAVE
Eok SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTNTE-o and II
W"si Sjth--t. two sJfOO. houses. with three.
story extension; t"'e houses built for private
occnancy by the owner and special has been given
10 all details OF the work.
H. II. CAMMsNN & Co. 81 IJhcrtv.,t
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.


w On. Y. c. & ii. Il. II. Co., Lessse.)
Trains leave i2d-,t. North River station. NswYork
follows and 20 minutes earlier from Zoo. II Jayst ~ r.
3;IO A. M.-Daily for Newburg Kingston, Albany;
daily. except Sunday, west Of Coeyman's Junction.
7I3 \. M.-Daily for Albany; daily. except Sunday.
Montreal.
1000 4. M.-Dailv for Nowburg. Albany, Utica, Sv7.
cGsc. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit Chi
ago; daily. except saturday. for Toronto.
l:9U p. M.-Daily except sunday. for Albany,
J:1 =. VI. Daily for Albany, Mont al, Ctica, Syrss
cnse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit Chi
st. Louis daily, saturday. for Toronto
S;ij +. M.Dally for Albany, ruca. Syracuse. Roches
Ter. Buffalo Niagara Fall. Toronto. Detroit, Chicago
ST. Louis.
MAwERSTRAw LOCALS, 20 's:i5 P. NJ;
NFWBURG LOCALS, 20. 10 rs \. Nj Il rs. 4 ~.
:35 '63o III - J.. NJ
SlceDnecars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. De-
;rot Chicago, st. Louis. all through trains.
Daily. For tickets. timetables. paror and sleeping
accommodations information apply at offices Brook
lyn, 1893 Washington 72G fultont. Annex office fos
Futonst NewYork City, 49, pa. 1868 7S5, oi2 Broad
lt3 Bowery. 81 East iifht IS West l2Jthst 9ro
at stations. c. Il. LAMBERT. General PASSENGER AgeG.
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New publitatio ms.

Eighteenth Edition. post paid for o5c OF STAMPS
TIE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls Off !;
Turns Grey. and the Remedy By Prof. HARLEY
PARKER. A. NJ. LONG { co, OiS Arch.st Phiia
Pa. EVERY should lsad this little book IA
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0encbers.

A EVERETT STONE yale 152 West 4sth:st. private
a. tuto preparation for college Recommended by e'
Drs. WIZ NJ Taylor and David H. Greer.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS. TEAAi:
"A ERS Tutors GOvernesses etc. Of al branches suppeo
schools to Parents. Modern Languages spoken MIRIAM
COYRIERE Book Building. 80 tithaye. cor 2oth SIX
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors, Governesses
&C.. 70 Colleges, Schools and Families Apply u
Mrs. J. N. YOUNG.FULT0N. % I'm on square
- Est TEACHERS. Professors. Principals, Assistants.
ID Tutors and Goycrnesses promptly Icconm1ed or every
OF Instruction. schools recommcndd 10 par
ents MISS DONOVAN'S Teacher Bureau 30 f. l4th-st.
ID EST Teachers supplied Tor all branches IN 'hy
ID locality NO FEE for registration. Form Tor stAbP
PV.HUYSSOON. American School bureau W. l4n ST.
ENGLISH GENTLEMAN. educated q. Trinity College.
II Dublin University +. r. \. 5. desires prNa" tuition
OF youth preparing for college otherwise highest ic
and testimonials 81 iong successful experience IN
Engli.b schools and lcgcs.
LOUIS JOINER. . Montague Terrace BROOKLYN.
r lRsT.CLAss TEACHERS supplied without clare hare;
AGENCY established 1880. w. Kerr - East 1iih..t
II EssE'S TEACHERS AGENCY. q I. 1c'h-.t.. sup
plies competent teachers. tutors govern mus.
clans recommends bit schools
English. German. French. Spanish spoken.
T. nrst.class teacher wanted Write for tho best al
i departments. large. y. y. EDUCATIONAL
BUREAU, 25 Clinton Pace, Y. Y.
& END STAMP for the Pretty Typewriter
- SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRlTlNG COLLEGE.
Sl6 Broadway. y. Y.
TT HE FISK Teachers New YORK Boston Chi!
i cago, Los Angeles. &c; 5000 positions hled. II. T.
CROCKER. y. y. Monsger. Lincoln Bldg. tdion 50.
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Gonmtrn l)ropsr!p for Sale ans % Iet

4 ONG BRANCH, Ocean Avenue west; fty Iurn,sn.u
IL cottage grounds improvements private 6ath anI
low rent the Address oW>r''' i'--'
Broadway.
~ OuTH ORANGE ~ J.-One Of the most. n1tl ac ,
- places the mountain side large mouse. al tu
stable. gardener. c0,.ltc c>rneir1
ground. Address PATTERSON O'BRIEN, III broad
way South Orange n. j.
7l,ARRYTOWN on III L DSON-IIousc o. II rooms. with
] all conycnicnces. and in perfect ORDER; halasrc OF
ground shade fruit. lwns ana eNtenocd river
view @ minutes station churches schools ana mar
kcts Address F. A. j.. al Centre-st.. New. YORK.
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Ocean Cleaners.

NETHERLANDS LINE.
New-iork 70 teno1 In les than eleven Gays
sy Is a a rlda. sat ' xas 10 am am
Vera Sat,June 49, 10 AIN. Vera SatAug. =! 10 am
fluids. Sat-. July 2, 10 Fulda Sat. Sept 20 10
Passage, 500. 1925 or $3.50 berth Fiist Cebiu.
Passengers for the Italian Lakes switzerland and the
Tyro viii md this the direct. easiest and most
comfortable. Switzerland be reached Ia six hours
from Genoa.
OFLRICHS CO. Q Bowllnr Green.
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For LAKEWOOD.
Trains leave nbovc station via
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West

eio a. M; 7So p m. Sundays. 73s p. N.
aVr i@ston 100. Sis a. m l230, els, St5. S1k.
~ D. M sundays, $40. IL 90 M. 40 .S5 D: m
TOT bstniohen. Allentown and Mauch Chunk, 100 SlS
NJ i1 20 DO 61o, 100 Sundays SIS. HOO
For Hazetcn; SIS a. M; 1890. s45 80 p. m. Sun.
days hl5 HOO a. M: 7.3s y. M
IVr points IN The Nahanoy coal region at = 10 a.
l. g. 80 a Mn p m Smnday-. s.l5. ll.o0 a. N.
a. r0 wi.Acsbrfe Pttston ard scranton $40 m.
IsSo 40 I3O D. N. sundays except Scranton.
5SS p. m. $3.50 ~ v ~ '''
Ikts and p,rlor be procured az 49, 235
G2oi, ti' 80 9i2 40 Broadway 10 Muroy-st.. 3l4
Wnst I5s East ist6.st oS SS' and 50
ton,st BROOKLYN. and - Broadway. Williamsburg.
Wstcots Express CO. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence TO destination
n a. MCLEOD c. q. HANCOCK
rfest q Gen. Mgr. Gen Pass Agent
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Real Csiate.

SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
- l., AND i9 BROADWAY.
Property in 100 localities for -alc. rent and exchange
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NcWNofk, "wednesday, Nav g.
The following sales held at the Exchange aud Auc.
ZION i:. .o,v ' bidding with lot xo 81, pc,rl .oll
II franklin square lot Is - !rieg AlNOO' Nahonry
,story building with lot No 100 Fast 6si.st :.
100 # iothayc ot .iNlo3 tAu the right title and In
and story buildings. wiz, plot o. land West 0?d.
St 100 It { iithayc. pot 7jxioo.j; Il Fnnco!a.
Ti Of p Land fT'd%dryc 59qnoS d @,GGss K
So: iloni5 " Drosc. 5is25o.
5-.torv building Win blot Of lnnd No 100 West os,h.
i. 100 r. l0,h-ave plot J-oNl-'oNii32; Simon
5.,tof, building with lot 40 800 M,dI-on.a,e. =.
c. io'th.,i lot 1910 Barnett a. 'i@'o ,,,.,,,
52S # e IIutgersst. lot 2iiNioo "corsc kfumm.
S.tory building with lot 80 90 Hcnry.,, ~ Ii7.IO
It Clinion>t l9i e36Ns76 Julm, Lane r.. go
"a 3o' Gaiif.s o WY i%s 70 - hr
80 II al BleccAcr.-t. lot 25NIoo samuel Kcmpnr.
3story buildings with lo. so - Downright =
- " Of l. dordst, lot 23Ni7N2jIlNlll.3. l. Bach.
ss,ory pgnaing vi PlGa.c q lot, 70 IS a1avc.
oas % aGGd e"aS G G hdf Si AG y s@1, "
"S story building @ Ia .,S Of @ no -, go Saa'e
thrc.siorv builtne with l.,.c Of riot Of land No'
81 r"a e "a, wca,ie 2ss" ''''' pot 'oN
S; es lot r ,cS TO- S Fl 20" flannel; M ,i2 s 81 So '
tGicc-s,oy building WIN plc, Of land So go q ays.
f Sarlf, ' saae Via lot X, sss Sdse Joining
a'G{g lot isY ESog J VS. c, Of and No, 1s re
East 2sth.t =. CAS- e Sa.n'e plot - ONeoNrrcguaF
two-soiy DWELLINGS with lot, 50. eio to % Eat
2.th.,, :; 2lGs 2d-aNe lots :SiN@5o each Ihnip
Wagner. ~ GOO
: thrcc-,tpry dwellings With plot - land Nos - -
Lryinaion-ay". corner 1@G 70 l32J 2jthst Henry
Brish. f1S.5OO.
three. tory dwellings with plot o land no. los 10
ia East 2ith-st 100 II fth ave plot 50NS..G. Il
Lord. -js.sjO.
three.tofy building with lot No PIG East s5th.st,
eos re 3d-ty", lot = 3hInO.f has Ian Flj.ln0.
thrcc-stGfy building with lot. No lis Ia, ijth-st
ADJOINING above. lot 2l9xl0D.i. l. 4 Bach. $4,000.
. hicc-.roiy dTollng- with lot Ms 6s7 and go I'd
ave. ~ !. 2f9 3.tn-st l0. - SN~n l. korl. slJ 100.
| frame house With lot No e West jjth.-t = % II
Gth.ayc. lot 9jxlJO J SLNun. $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05

When Mr.. oscar Fay Adams. some time ago. pub
lished In popular periodical paper on The Man
nerless Sex" there was an cutlery among women
who found themselves severely criticised therein
women who had fanced themselves the hghpricst-
esses Of all the courteses of life. Let these fair
protesants read Mr.. Adamss clever little volume
"The Presumption of Sex" lee & shepard,. and they
will cease 70 resent his sharpness. Within its pages
they will find an arraignment Of his own sex. much
more frank than they have perhaps ever seen before
from a mans pen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05

handsome and conveniently small edition OF
Sterne's sentimental Journey" has been brought out
as volume of the "Aldine" series by Pickering
g. Chatto, OF London and J. w. BoutOn, of New
York. Paper and type all that they should be.
and the illustrations by Stanley Wood are neatly
done,
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table effect Ap,il IL. 1892.
Train. leave vim
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For PhAadcpha 100 7.i5. 800. 1000. ll3o, a. m.
VITA dining car l3O, 10, $50, with dining ear LOO.
300 600, 80 D. M, 1915 night. suni1ys 300,
1880. 1870 a. M. with dining car, 100 $780, with
For Ia tmore aud Washington daily at . 90 l13o a. M.
with dining lS0. $50. dining car, 900 p m, l2l5
night.
Parlor Cars Dav Trains. Sleepers on Night Trains.
For Reading Iialrl,bur-. Pott,Nlir. etc. at to a. M,
100. 400 300 except rutts'e 730. except Harrisburg,
a. m: $50 except Harrisburg, 300, except
Pottsulc, 600. except Harrisburg. m.
1915 night For sudbury, Lewsburg and WilanAsport,
VIA Philadelphia at 40 Il. $50, 40 p. II -
night except saturday night. Sundays. =. m, 12l3
For Fnston. 400. 7.I5 $40 a. m. l. 40. 5i5, 7.3o
p. m SUNDAY 40. 100 a. m. 90, $50 D III.
For Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk Sc 400.
Si5 so n, 100 100 40 az 90 ?:20 D. m to Allentown
For wkesbarrc. Ptts,on and Scranton. SIS g. m.
40 D. III. SUNDAYS. 40 a. m
70, heh u dge Branch. s.45 a. NJ leo. $50 p m.
For Perth Amboy and South Amboy at T. 30 $50. Sis
Ills a. m. iSo 100 fSo, 5l5. 600 7.SO D. m Sun
FOR Freehold and Atlantic Highlands. 40 sl5 Ills
a. m. 80 40. 900 y. IN. Sundays, except Freehold
Fed rank Long Branch and point. South to Point
Pleasant. 40. S.15. Ills a. m n 30 3i5 Red Bank
and Asbury Park. 900 a m. I % D. IN
For LAKEWOOD.
80, SIS a. M, 80 3.i5. 40 p. m.
For Toms River, Barncgat Park and Bsrncc,t 40
l9r Atlantic City. Vineland and Brdgeon. 40 a. H..
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05

Yrs. Gaskells "Cranford' has been brought ont II
the Knickerbocher Nugget Series &c. p. Putnam
sons)-a series to which this little gem Of story
would seem naturally TO belong. Another volume o
the series. lately published. contains selections from
The DiscourScs' Of Epictetus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05

Miss Lucy Larcom the author OF much musica
verse has written in The Unseen Friend (Houghton
Mifin & CO.. volume of religious meditation full O
a wise and earnest spirit Of aspiration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05

RECORDED MORTGAGES
Anweu. Edward 10 erman.Americsn Real Estate Title
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05

The Problem of Jesus BY the Rev. DR.. George
Dana Boardman F1eming H. Revc Coz, IS well
considered essay by the distinguished Baptist clergy
man, In which he shows that Jesus OF Nazareth can BIZ
accounted for other theory than that He is the
Son of God
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05

Mr.. Brander Matthews's graceful and amusing little
story. In the Vestibue Limited has been rcpub.
nshed as a volume of the Harpcrs' Black and White
Series These tiny volumes are attractive in their
makeup: but it must be said that white linen
neat as they are at first are not made for much hand
linz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05

"The New Harry and Lucy" Roberts brothers,
by Edward Everett Hale and Lucrcta p Hale is. as
the authors state, "a contemporaneous picture OF the
life OF Boston in the summer and autumn Of 1891 8,
It's chapters were originally published in the sue
cessive numbers OF Boston journal and the young
persons who write the letters which form those
chapters had the advantage Of developing their story
Unexpectedly as they went on. The book does indeed
give clear picture OF Boston happenings during the
period named and gives 1t with all that afr Of
reality to which its authors have accustomed u.s.
The story has, of course, the necessary thread of
romance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05

a. The Life Beyond by George Hepworth "a. D. F.
Randolph, is pervaded by spirit Of assured faith and
buoyant hope. 1t enters into abstrusc specuations
concerning the hereafter but tells the old story Of the
hope beyond the grave In such way as to comfort
and cheer the sorrowfu and afflicted