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HrcoEDLp NnETGA.Es.

aud. Robert to r~tr scAcicr. i7th.., iothN,e
August i,aTv = 70 Duict No ind,p'n!,,n,o ' Order
lI7 r9l.i. sh %st. az" e9 %'3 10 '''' ''
Eettmann. William. and wife to sarah j. King. :
Baos Chsflc. l. o,A vite. >ca'nsns Bank Tor Saw.
iu,Nma 2, no*oIa 'ns a." ss to Hole" Marvin"
II. - ' e. W.T. rjA ave .,ca. 9ls9oo r... ,....
trlsI tx say % n.nF E,hsateo,S i75h.st Jelr
iiay.' Cornclia g. to Froncl. sper 7th-s'. 1t
Hanson CHRISTIE to Abraham Steers. lo5th-'t. Of
Ini.cn Lrcf :, n.lnhafd Gruabut. 1.haYe. corner
Joe.,, Leonard John nu,,,l9s. H. Eockhed''''
Kil'airi,k' T7.ona- and viir to \ Holly. - 92d-
Levy. hermann Il Al to Irene y bramon' 40 81 For
Litii,n H. John g. and wife to VIM NJ King-land
27th.,i II ioil.,,e. ver., $1,000 ,....-,...
Nsd,ol..t % of 3cn,r-on..t 10 year.. $1,000.
Mcusrcract H1rlfd. aud VIE 10 Henry lacicr, No 80
murphy. ri1a to John Dolard trustee, No stone.
"Mci,o,n,k Michael. and wife to Washington Life In.
.urnncc Co. NO 1886 East 2o.h-t, mortgages years,
''5 sane to Bradley cprrIer Co. Limited 2eths,.
Power. Lorenlo, 10 >'rcna "fonkow. n 5Sl-st Of
Ecst-. Martin . .Kqnlsunda Oswald, l7thst. W
Of lst-oyc, n.tli-. $500. ,.,..-,.,
weshHs,o. aye Of re'Ty't ndr var >: GOO
,t KEY M "a sap '' 1car S2co ''e"'c's
Ronan, Thoma, an1 wife. u Caroline Marx. n 1Sth-st
g OF AVr-A. ) years fli COO.
scott Lizzie and another. to Washington Life Insur
ancc co. Madison-avc. Of i0Sd-st u mors years
.33 OOO.s
smith Frank l.. 20 L : Ike ms co 90.h.st. g Of
Columi,us-,Ne (3 morris. . years, 100000.
Van Sam. Su-anneh to Iidc Guarantee and Trust Co.
: fGth.-t, " Of Broadway. 3 years, TlJ 900.
Wallace. James. to Ar ID Roe and another, Scanned
q Monroe -. years, $4,000.
Water. Antony. John l. Csdwalader and another
n \ 11Jth-st. 81 l,t-1yc. 3 year. $1,000.
With Louis to william Pickcn, o 9O;h-st Of
Madi -On-ave, demand $4,000.
Wlmnrc, James 4. 10 Louis Grrnhut. No - East
2ftn-st. = wears $1,000.
Wochr Friedrich and wife 10 Ernlgrlnt industrial
Saving, Bank, LII-st, Of GUnist. year.
$4,000.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The most importapt sale at the Real Estate Ex-
change yesterday was that by a. il. Muiier d son -
tho property known AS No. l43 Bleeckei-st, at inc
northwest corner OF south Fhthavc The iot 10
:Ic3xIOO covered by siX-story ana basement stone
and from bilding with stores The rent Is $500 per
anpnm The bidding started at $106,l43 and rose 10
Sl07i4J A. VI. Jenheim ana Ncii"0' "oii WIZ
the buyers. ~ 40 r;t,h o,,o ,
r. u Harnett e. Co Offered No: 4'D ilith ave. Il
folr-stOr brick building lot 1G.gAlOo The prop
erty Joins Che Columbia Bank ut te corner OF for
~. Sccnnd-et Thn bidding ran from -oOOOO up 70
500 600. Joseph Fox, president Vi inc 'o'u"'o''
Bank, was the buyer. 20 ~. ,,o.-
The same auctIoneers offered NO. 11o west forIS
sevcnti-st a dve-StOry and basement improved lehe
Ibent on a fun lot it rents for 5000 per annlm.
The bidding ran from $.OOOo UP |? 4-i,f'o III WIN"
price il was withdrawn by the auc toneers .
The same auctioncars offered No. "'iJ west twenty
third st. four story English basement ana browi'
Ionc ntIvatc dwelling through TO twenty ouith-st,
With gfoot front on Twenty iourth-st' Inc properly
Fas withdrawn having been sold at private sale ior
William Kennedy offered under foreclosure one.
seventh interest i'm no - Howad-st. and nos. and
2 Irosbysi a fvcstory iron front building on a luIi
LOT The plaintiff the buyer at T3oo ono
seventh interest I'm No. 32l West thirty -hih ST.
brought $40 from the plaintiff ... ,,,o,
stable on n full lot. The bdd Ing ran from T@-oOo 10
+11 600 g. ". Nultce WAS a." buyer. o.,
No. lO7 West Onchundrci-and siNth,NL, y n'c
sIoiy brick fiat full lot brought f@o' Do iron .
Grcason. , . o. ,.,,,.oa and
nll lot in Thrdave: north Of one lundTen ana
John r. BOYD sold under foreclosure four si2y
nigh stOOp dwelling on Il lot 3oN'7. D,'"'n Ma,
tijrd and EicEy-f0nIth sts.. known rs No Lilo aiiu
son-avc. The bidding IAN from S=5,9GO TO f-"4'o
The plaintiff the buyer. ~ ~ >o,,
" " Focg told for the receiver OF VI. W; Soiih
certain ,,acnt rights and gas machinery Tor Fi3''
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Ecaal Notices.

ID TRSu ANT to the order of the Surrogate's
Il Court NJ the County OF Hcrkimer state OF New.
lork, notice Is hereby given 70 all persons having claims
Fails I'm said county u eikucr deceased IL present tho
same with the Nopcnc-s .rof To the surrogate Of Her
ucr couutV at his Office the village Of Little Ial, In
ad ierker County bcfor' the 18th day Of March
Sco bclng TIE Intention OF tho under, en,d soil, de,
Vice ana li'acc named IN the last VIII and testament II
the said deceased to apply 70 ad Snrror for
ictt,r- of ,duinl .,rton wb the will anne M
Goods chatfc and ccdt' o the said decreased under c
Of section thousand siN hundred aud sivtv
even Of the Code OF civil Procedure providing Tor this
notice Dated February ion2
~ JANIS D. FEErER, Applicant
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auction Sales.

4 UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED PROP
~ ERlf, cuttings. etc-Ihc phila Depot VI the @ NJ.
Dept, 80. li2S Arch-st.. Phila. Pa Feb. 10 lS92-
There win be- sold at public auction. al the Schuylk
arsenal. Ia this city, commencing at 10 O'Clock a.
cdncsday, March ~ 1876: lot Of condemned clothing
cquIagc and qu1erua,ter's store wOolcn cotton
Catalogues VIII be- furnished apnlica
ton this office Schuyklll arsenal {. t.. SAW
lELLL. Dcputy Y. NJ. lcneral. I. y. a.
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APANCIIINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
AIEDITERRANEAN LINE.
Steamers leave San Fr,

NI Express Passenger steamer Service.
wYoIk 70 Genoa IL le,, than Eleven Days
SOUTH OF FRANCE. RIVIERA AND ITALY.
Touching Gibraltar to land pl,c u Spain.
Avoiding Northern Latitude CO Atlantic the Channel
tro,sing end long Il. Il. Ride.
Wer0 Sat. Feb. 81, 10 a. WcTa sat, May :, 10
Fuldasat Mar ~. 10 a. tqlda sat- May 20 10 a
Werra sat Apr. . 10 a. Vera sat. june lS 10
Fula. sat- AIr 1e 70 a M Ipd' Ivy p 70 a. M
1ia.e connection. To- EGYPT by XORDDEu rSCiiEI:
LLOYD STEAMERS Nov. and every fortnight there
after from GENOA to ISMALIA.
~ OELEICIIS I. co. bowling Green.
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ID UBLIC SALE OF OLD MATERIAL At


Il the NAVY YARD; WASHINGTON. D. C.-NAyY
DEPARTMENT J, WASHINGTON, d. C., February Is.
accordance Win the provisions OF the second
ton Of the act OF Tongues approved August =. ISL
statues at Large, Volume D. page 23j and TIE Act
making appropriations Tor the naval fiscal
ending June 80, 1891 and for other PURPOSES"
proved June 30 1870 there will sold at the Navy Yard
Washington. d. c., March 10, 1892. certain articles and
material belonging to the Navy. condemned
consisting oil old scNtants octants boocuars.
watches haonc"rs ansts. spygils-s and about 49, 00
pounds bronze -cia cuttings. turnngs and bolings The
will De for cash. to he highest bdter for each lot.
sealed proposals FOR The OF tho articles aud
Material schedules OF the articles AID Material be
sold may b. obtained application OF the Office OF
GENERA Sorekccpcr. Navy Yard. Washington d. C. The
proposal, be made In dupl' ate nclosed
Ieope lndorsei Proposals for purchase condemned
stores az the Navy Yard Washington D. c. be opened
March 10 1892 and addressed the Paymastcr the
Navy Yard. Washington u. G. Proposals. must reach tho
Office Iaymas"r OF the Yard not later
noon the aboFo date when bids win be publicly opened;
dcnost Of 20 per cent ~ the total amount bid
accompany 70 as security for the payment Of the
balance and cBOSa Of the articles within 30 DAYS
OF bud. This deposit be
with the Payna-cr Of the lar forfeited United
fiur" to such make
novai within time stated. The and
viii he did they lie. and must he removed during Navy
Ward hours without expense TO the Government The right
10 reiect any or all bids reserved. JAMES r. SOIEY
Acting Sccretlry OF the Navy
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m ANIBrRG. AMERICAN PACKET 90.
7 \Mt\ LINE.
NM-NN LINZ.
TOE -FTNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.

L FOE QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF CHISAGO.......... W dacsdlN March -
CITY or BERLIN ..... Wcines iay March I6. 80 a. M
CITY or ;loEK,.... Wefne,das, Merch % J. noon
From Pier 49, y. r.. adjoining Chrstopher-st. Ferry
First cabin $50 and upward according 10 and
location Of room Second cabin. s39 aud $50 prepaid.
s35. Storage. $50. INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION
CO., General Agents q Bowling Green. y. Y
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4, UORT ROITTF To LONDON

- NoRDDErLsCHEE LLOYD s!h, MAILS,S
Steamers sail from piers foot Of 2dst. Hoboken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
AI.LFR Sat. Feb. %. nm. LAHNTues Mar. s.
TRAVE Tues Mar. /, am ELBE sat. Mar. 10. 6 ar.
EMS sat. Mar. g. II q N. SAALE. Tues. Mar Is a.
First c.bin $50 and upward berth; second cabin 900
q berth ST at low rates.
- Il.uS & CO. No . Rowling Grccu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25

There is clever character drawing in William Nc
Iennan's Canadian sketches; yet we venture to say
that few readers OF Harper" look forward with
enjoyment to the perusa of many more In truth
The dialect Is a nuisance and hard to read that IL
does away with ones patience and duls ones interest
I'm the plot. single tale of this kind which shall
show us the strange tongue Of the French habtant
is worth having; but more than that certainly pail
upon the taste. We even doubt II the author could
initiate Mr. Thomas Nelson Page and make his dialect,
while troublesome TO read, living and delightful
language on his lips.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25

Citn proprrin Go fet.
A -A-TO LEASE.-An extra ".l'buut handsomely
od uD and decoratci medium size, fOlrstory house,
IA. Ci Wr.i g7th.st Rent al 800 hey with Janitor
al 60 or CHARLES Buck, owner @Gi CoumbusaNe.,
cor. I'D =
MISERABLE DWELLINGS in select locations.
WINANI 4 GOADBf,
900 Madison ave. corner 52dst
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TO BOSTON
AND EASTERN CITIES,

LONG ISLAND AND EASTERN STATES LINE"
Solid Pullman NestibuleG train hayes brooklyn Ia y
H. r. station IL 05. l.. l. city II 10 every night a.
rNos In Boston 20 a. m. Core pondng tain retuphi
offices.
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Mem 11nblitations.

THE LAST POEM written by MR.. JAMES
RUSSELL LOWELL entitled
ION A BUST OF GENERAL GRANT"
is given in the March
SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE.
Ready To-day. Price % cents.
Eesd also:
Paris Theatres.
Water Route. Chicago 20 the Sea.
Snail Country llaces.
Stevenson's Serial.
American Illustrators
Reflections Of q Married Man.
SPEED IN Locomotives.
Short Stories. Point OF View, etc.
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flats Go Get, FURNISHED.

rrryr- rnUvTn A.-A.-A
-AA ,o,ner West Sah.st and columbus-ave.
10 let apartments exceptionally well HT nnn
entirely new method; rents $1,000 20 ezooo.
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New.York. "wednesday. Feb. 81. 1892.

Tho following sales we're held at the Exchange and Auc
ton Room to-day; 80 ,,,,- ,
I.,tory dwelling. with LOO No LIE Mndi,en-Sve
e = GIL IL sithst. lot 3ON's.'; Dawn II io"'''
$2G, 100. -, . -, ,,o L., 2adst : 90
e., t.t-av,. lat o5NcfS . 4, " Nultee. f24 ,Oup.
jstorv dwelling. with lot, No rs Ilowaiu-st u cor
mo- | and 81 CTo-by-st. lot 21NsHO - paw "'"'
" 4.,iory dwelling with lot. No 3?l Most 31th.st =
p, f. " sth+avc. lot E.lON9s9. IL paft' same P'f-
chaser :l1O ... - ~ WA, 1o.;,h.s n
100 Il " ithaNc lot 25N10oll II ',rds0n ,
lol " 3d-sye. 2O7.9 ft l0Sth 1t. 2i.9Nlco' Meyer
Holman al1'Jo. - ,,.. W., 1ot.tst : =
i5s II " 1th.aye. lot ljNi0) IL Wen, Fl-VoV. on
4.storv building. with loo No 49' Cu,aNc = ''''
H. : 42d.rt lot 10 9NlCO: Jo-ey. FOX FOi ooV. - o..
building with lot. No 10 bl,t'h'i
cor south 5tavc lot 3. Sx0O Mcsr, B,rdhcln heiher
Wolf. !l07,l
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
EOYAL NIUE LINE.


For Philadelpha At 30 rs 200. 10 90 Il 80 r.,
| 30. - Is. 80, I 90. 90 100 80 D. ~
night. SUNDAYS. 100 20 80. II so M, 80. s;sa
For Baitlmorc and Wellington daily at 90 Il 30 wia
Dining car. a. M, 80. 80 Dining Car. 90 rI'
j. Is night - -ao
Trains leaving at - ~ 80, 90. , 90 go ?.
m, II 70 nlgnt leMSps SatufuaN hsnn sunuy ps,Sns
Harrisburg. pOtt>vic. &c. IL
For Sunbury and Willamsport Via Philadelphia at ~
a. M. 80 80 p NJ II 10 midnight except sd1aroal
nghtl sunday. u 100 p. 80,
Tickets P'ioi. be procured at II, IA
POI as GA, LILO. 1923 Broadway. 737 6th-sye ~
West l25th-st 1874 Fast 25thst.. NewYork; C0utsss
$50 FutOn-st.. 9S Broadway. Brooklyn. -,
New-YorS Tran fer Company VIII call for and ehees
baggage from hotel residence.
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= /. RE LINES,

~ SOLID TRAINS bErMEEN NETWORK AND
G GahGX fA NJ IN AZ lN6htNtfSd PAS5:
Direct route to rassaic Paterson. TUXEDO. Newburg.
Mddetown Port JeISls Mont,ceG W6irs d4ke Hon.,
1,len bath Hammond. port. Avon Springs. Rochester.
HornellsvilIe BlTao Niagara Falls loronto chaua9qua
points west Trains leave NewYorf. foot ., Chambers
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
n M A. N. Daily-Via Niagara Falls and Chautauqua
J.UU Lake. Parlor Car Ne%.York 10 Budao sleepeF
Iorneisye to cneinnau connee: az ror' 'ef'is IN
yE>TIBuLED LIMITED.
q m T. NJ Dally-Soi train for Chicago. Via Chautau.
O.UU qua Lake, WIKI dining car 20 Chicago. Sleepers
20 Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
OINTAIN EXPRESS.
81 On p NJ except Sunday-kog BlDghamton, Honesdale
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EMPRESS.
q Oh y. NJ. Danysolia train TO Chicago via Niagara
O.,)U Falls and Grand Trunk Railway. S!eepers TO
Buffalo, Rochester. Toronto and Chicago
Pacific EMPRESS.
$50 rails sold Chicago. sieepers to Buffalo,
Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERyIs.
Ws? slSsas5:-s 20 & d. = 80 $50 ~ j. 3 20
FOR NEWBURG.
xarEEK pNYS-9 a. m. 3 Is p IN. AS p. M. 80
w D. n. sundays-o a. M. p. ~. 80 D. m.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
nJAPS AND IIME-TABLLS nay be obtained from
tanning select t Of hotels and boarding. houses suburban
Lax Souvenir and summer Excursions.'
rVICkLTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS e.
L iol, 3l7 and 957 BroSdway Chambers and West
07 Broadway, WILLIAMSBURG corner Newark and HUDSON
sts.. HoboSen. ana Jersy CITY station. Erie Transfer
fo a c to aPS nssa nom hotels aa resi-
ID. /. ROBERTS General Passenger Agent.
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Countrn proprrin for Sale ano 60 Get

~ I-RK SHIRE HILLS ,.
- able country residences ana IatS Ir ilc-
Tor { rins aIi description ada e.
\. 4. COLLINS Great Burlington, Mass
EOE SALE ..,. ..,,..... -, Dot,
~ fremont u about go CITY Lott, with two
dwelling house. aud thr main hospital. with large and
darult rir- and chapel
The property dr.r,br for the Of any public
Institution space both regards buildings and
rounds required 10 Is within minutes walk or
fremont Deiot. Harlem. T.. =. with some 30 or 30
ira ~ a dan and within 10 T. minutes - Thir-aNe
D. H. X Sfi'ou n Dee sold no great blrg1in 10
party utilize the bUildnc~ and on very Easy
terms.
Apply to either u the undersigned.
ulGiG y. CAMP. No 80 Iiher'v -.
SAM Ill u. nAWOCK. No. y Nassau St
GORDON NOEEIE. NO 81 Wal -
Committee.
H. or ~NLE-1n the beautiful :wn ~ Crawford -
I minutes from NsW-Nufk CITY. on NcwJ"'~'y Central
hand our colonial hoI-. stable aud caring" horse
and l,th. all modem improve
nrnt- open Gl'pla,r- fled hdrh-. hardwood Haut'l'.
1li, decorated cts lots. high ground and mar s,aton
Price -l1 half cash iaanc" mort FOR further
particular. addfc~. OwNFK. Box -. Tribune oricr
S,URIRHAN RIAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Gncor.
- f0rttt ~ B-o1dway.- NcW.Nork once Of eighty
leading a'nt- Of cghts suburban places. Particulars OF
five Thousand prop rites, within an hour Of the city,
for sale 0nf 20 r.nt.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.


Trains leave t2dst North River station. New fS,A:
a. follows end 20 minutes earlier from foot Jay-st Mlss
$3.50 \. M.-Daily for Newburg. Kingston, AosUs
daily, except Sunday, west OF Coeynan's Junctio1 40
7il5 A. M.-Daily for Albany; daily, except suncsy'
1000 A. M.-Daily, for Newburg. Albany, Utica syn
cuse. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Detroit '"'
c.go; asilI except saturday. for Toronto; - ,,,,,.
I:3c n M.-Dally except SUNDAY for Albany ana oV'"
4,V9 NAM except sunday for A,oany =, SYRIA
, rn RsSehseF Buffalo Niagara Falls. Ioron'0' D'
SID r. M.-plily for Albany. Utica Syracuse. Ecnsc
yer; Bun do Niagara Falls Detroit, Chicago. ST. Loui''
:, dniy, except saturday, for TolOnto. -
HAxEKsTRAW LOCALS 2:i5. IS rs 7. NJ IA
5 ;35 % 80 III AS r. H. ~
Sleeping ears for Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto ~
trot Chlcaeo St. Louis on al through trains ..oras
G ear ons or inrmaton apply a. oees e tocs
Neyyor Clty 27l 1903 49, ot2 Br sr% S y
10 rN"g, - Park Place, SO West l2Dthst., ns -
soGl--. &. =. LAMBERT General Passenger A2ens--
THE BOOK OF OPEN-AIR SPORTS, octave. 500 pages
Illustrated The standard authority on American 9psr v
aIr anu nents. Rules for sailing swimming, bail Pssss
lug, Sho9sing horsebaes riding Sc: Sc n full ~ H.
Ing and universally complimented BY the press.
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3nstrrrtlon

For Young Ladies-City.
Al CLASS IN LITERATURE for ladies', with Dr. Dodge,
Al Coumbis at REV. DR.. AND MRS. CHARLES
II. GARDNEl.'S, SCHOOL. 6O1 5th-aNc.
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FlEF5eeat6 EdItl0a, pot paid for 25c., or stamps.
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls OF
Il Turns Grey and the Remedy. By Prof. HARLEY
FARYER n ". LONG &, Co, 013 Arch.st. Phia., Pa.
FyeYy one should read this little book 'htnenseum.
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CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW.JeRSEY.
CThe Port Reading Il. r. Co.. Lessee.)
FOOT OF LIBERTY-ST.. NORTH RIVER.
Time Tabie ~ November 18th 1881

FOOT OF LIBERTY.sT.. NORTH RIVER.
Time Table Of November 18th. 1891.
30 a. H. 5for Easton, Mauch Chunk, wilkahnS
selaason RSdns H5Ts69Ts Iq@aggas ro' ~ s
MaaeR G SSS' wseSsrrd and n s'''' i'' A
90 m. for EsstOn and Allentown;
s45 a. m. Tor Easton. Mauch Chunk. wilkrbarN
nozin, Sunbury, Williamport Through coach 70 Williams
90 p NJ for Ea.ton, Maueh Chunk Ecadlns H,ns
burg r5tsyills shamokin sanoqTy and wlIasPSr,
yiS n Rg and h HaTr.ba T '"" i'' f'
as p m. Tor Easton. Mauch Chunk. Readn,, Harr..
S SS5i "''N''Oa''e Scranton" i'"q'' f0'''''' S
go m; for Ea,t9n 0Hs Alcn TOWN p.,, ~
burg etc. SUNDAY at 80 p, M;
for or F e e 80 oo S;s5 a. NJ co. ~
i Fo p sd mn a9a az 3d. 3 90 90 as 10 90 s
O. H., 100, 80 80 5 IS, 30, 500 ) 80 5:'5 ey
SS 49, 49, ios6 aOV co. o. g Fl 400. 49, "a
10 So gdss Brook at % 80 80 90 s g s.
800 go d a. g 800 90 a I5 3 80 1;s
Su%Gays 80. 90 ; 30 . 90 10 80 a. M. 20. ~
?:i5. 80 400. 500. 5:3o. 600. 900, 1000 p r.
- e Fa.aaed at 80 80 GSSo, 5So. az. st5 ~
$50 80: > Co SIS 80. 5:i5, 100 Gi5 So ia
3o 500 $40 ?5 oS u Ii 80 p 40 M 10 z al Is ~
100 m. 900, 2i5 100. $50. 100, 90 90 100
- For FREEHOLD and Atlantic Highlands a. 30 81
Plsasant at 80 dS II Is a n q 80 Red d n,s
Grove and Asbury Park. > 100 M. 4 90 p. M
FOR LAKEWOOD
At 80, SIS q. IN. 30, 3:t5, 40 p. n. Eng
car, are run on trains leaving Sis M 30 ara
For Tom, Ri2eT Bafnesat Park and Barnsest, sa
i FoS a. Atlantic CITY vlaeiand and Brdge,oa % ta
" F'i Non%oath Beach and Seabrsht at 4:so, siA
IL Is a. M. l 80 1 90 4 30 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25

Something new IN periodicals is the Long
Quarterly In which Mr.. Eliot Stock Will publish
every three months. new novel by promreho
writer 1t gets title it's oblong shape and rivals
Two Tales" in descriptive and prosaic naming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-25

Carlyle-accoriing 10 Sir Charles Gavan Duly
Ind an unpleasant thing TO Of the United states
apropos of border Justice. Lynch law, said he lynch
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