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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table n effect MAY 30 1892
Trains leave vim
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

with dans sa s5 ssG dining e., s sSS
,,si. 20 ssaiy a, 900 ,so
a. m, with dining car. 100. $780, dining car ooo p NJ
Aadltcasi trains weekdays for Baltimore e. 600 n
f ksaslSs, srrls6ars resyds etc sS
s sHySg hesSsis ss;.siaIs ,fS1
lis night For sunbury. Lewisbgrs end WillsmiPoiS
Via Philadelphia at !i5 a. m lSg .'SS P M, u *
D. T. E sssssy 20 &c., ~ 4i5 s' 1 80 80 80
7ls tso Ss5 sS B. M M to Allentown
For wiEssbarfe Ptstdn and Scranton. s4s a. N,
40 .. n. SUNDAYS. !. 80 .. m w., y.n.,oo,, eoo
s'h o a. Perth An R@b5 5'S ana south s%Go SIS
DAYS, 900 a. m, 400 p. M
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Freehold ald Atlantis hsgh,%nd, ~ siS ,.s no.
d Long Branch ard points South O e foln'
Gis '' NJ sundsys, except Ocean and XsOaT
For Lskswood Tom. River Barnesas Park and Barns
For X,Sntc CITY vinsland snd BridgetOn $50 m.
For Monmouth Beach. seabrlrht and Highland Beach.
49, s.l5. i1.1o a. m. 1.3o. 40 p m
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier s, n. r., foot Rector st.
For Atlantic Highlands. Red Bank. Highland Beach.
SATURDAY. only, s45. 500 p; m; sundays, $50 a n:
PesS,nt a, 1918 a. n 100 saturdays only, S45 p m.
sundays except ocean Grove and Asbury Park 80
a. m 100 saturdays only, 3.45 p. m.
For Freehold. at 3.i5 D. IN.
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EECORnED MORTGAGES

Andersen. W 7. @ Amelia Ward. o4th.st. W Of
Columbus ave. Z months. ~ 900.
OF 2d.st 3 wears, ~ 500
Burby, Sarah J TO Eva Horzenderber No 60 Ludlow.
81, vcors, sl6IO.
Croncy. John f. and another " Edwin s Bowen. e s
Edgccombeave. Of 155ns mouths. FL 200.
24tb-st. Of 1stavc. year 81 800.
Entwstle. John and wife n Harlem Savings Bank.
135th.st Of st Ann'save l year q morts alt 900.
Goodman. I.ou. and vile. 20 Samuel c Mott. W S
Goodman. Louis. 20 Harry Levy Attorncy.st. Of
Grand I, 3 years, $1,000
Hutchinson John ct al 10 jane Lettar, q 1o2d. st.
OF 1stave, 3 years $1,000.
Hogan. Michael and wife. 70 Emigrant Industrial Saw
lngs Bank 51sttt OF od.ave. also n 77th.st Of
10000
Hammond Amelia, 10 Louise l. Ransom, : W cor 10Th.
and 57th.st years, Sl0OOO
Mcdonald, AleAanuor, and wife 70 Harlem sav1ngs
BANK. New.York Stebbinsaye, u l8jth-st, l year,
81. 200
McAulirc. Timothy ana ano 70 WIN d Manning. W
O'icrman. Richard, IT, ana wife 70 The Mutual Life
lbs Co, Grand BouleVArd l13th-st. year. f13OCO.
Petit, John, and wife 10 Charles II Tracy and ano.
trustees. Vandewsterst Frankfortst, years.
10000.
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Trains leave station foot of Liberty st. via
LEH1Gn VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West.

SO IN, 730 y m. sundays, SIS a M, 7.30 p. m.
For Easton. 100. SIS, M; 1880, 2l5 3s5 SIS.
7SQ p. N. sundays. 100 10 100 II. 40 $50 u;
q NJ; 1880. as, jl5 80 p M. sundays. 100 siS.
l1O0 a. m. 40 7.30 p. IN.
FOR naxleton. SIS a. m. l2so a.45. 7SO p. m. Sun
days, $40, ll0o a. z; 80 p. M
l01 points IN the Mahsnoy coal region at is Q.
I2.So, 3t5 ?. m. SUNDAYS. SO. HOO a: m;
i2.3o. -. $50 IL. Sundays, except Scranton. SIS
.. M. 7.3O D. IL.
For Elmilaa S:I5 a. m; 1890. go p. m. Sundays,
Tickets paror car be procured at IT, 1885,
FOL 4l5. 7e5, 9i2 LILO Broadway, 10 Murray.st, 81
Canast., 81 East lith.st, 2Sj Columbusave., end 50
West l25th.,t. New York; 1893 washington-s. 726 Fu
ton.st, Brooklyn. and "a BROADWAY Williamsburg.
Westcott Express Co. VIII call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence TO destination.
a. 4. MCLEOD, L. g.. HANCOCK.
Prest Gen. M'yr. Gen. Pass Agent.
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LITERARY LANDMARKS OF LONDON.

BY LAURENCE HUTTON. (New Edtion) Illus
trated with 20 portraits Post svo Cloth, Orna-
mental 81 rs.
In this work Mr.. Hutton makes systematic attempt
trace the residences of literary worthless in London
TO identify the places associated with 1.-The
uday Review (London) says: "Mr. Hutton has attained
great measure Of completeness in his task and would
be dlfcult 20 name author Of Importance he has
omitted Altogether this is book Of which liter.
ary America may be proud and literary London ashamed"
The Interest and value OF this edition enhanced
by the addition OF over seventy portraits.
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Mem Dnbliraflons.
HARPER & BROTHERS,
PUBLISH TO-DAY:
THE PURITAN IN HOLLAND. ENGLAND AND
AMERICA.

BY DOUGLAS CAMPBELL Two Volumes Svo
Cloth. Uncut Edges and Gilt Tops. s.. I'm Box
work OF extraordinary interest and value presenting
the OF the Puritan settlers OF NewEngland from Oil
entirely point Of view, and showing that many OF the
popular ideas concerning the influences which have given
distinctive character to the people and Institutions OF the
United Stotes susceptible Of radics, revision 1t Is
short history novel republican line Of the great
Puritan movement. which, beginning in Holland. in the
century rejuvenated England by teaching her
almost everything that has made her materially and
shape and impetus to the political social and re-
leous institutions Of the world The part taken by
the ScotchIrsh colonists In promoting American indie
Iendence and in disseminating republican ideas throughout
the South and West IS also duly recognized The book
is novel 1t is interesting and while provoking no
little discussion and controversy, will do much towards
modifying prevailing conceptions OF American history and
will perform an important service TO the OF unbiased
historical inquiry.
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Qeatbers.

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Schools 70 Parents. Modern Lang ages spoken MIRIAM
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T. IRST.CLAss TEACHERS supplied Without charge.
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ID E1VATE TUTOR, Yale GRADUATE" successful IN pcplr.
/ boys for college aud recommended 10y w'llkno~n u
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CROCKFR. y. Y. Manager Lincoln Dlig Uaion "a.
WA STTD -lNMEDI hTEIY-Welc.l.y, Vas,ar and
w Mount Holyoke Radua"s for = pt"mber vacancies.
teacher German French school TEACHER French.
German FOR southern school taeh"r, English. Latin city
school tachrrs OF piano aud singing W colleges
schools fenensfl-i'o fcssor chemistry. mining
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Poul.on. Frederick W, to Joseph Is hsisei'
g, a WIlis-ave ! year 100 ,.A,c \ Goddard,
ST. n,n.,n Thomas j. wife 10 Frederic .s,
h,s =, =, 5th.ayp morris, years, T5ooVV.
Some 70 United states lire ms 10 9'"'
4, wears s morris S1OUOO. -. ,,or,,r,cr n SSth.
&c., partholomans, GERTRUDE DoHiU''"'
g. " Ave b. l year 5000 4, M xiv, Travers.
" stocker John W. % Benjaninl, oc h''''
., W i,ond pace. years, ~. '5o. ,. .,,,nos Rank
~ Tiedcm1nn peter and wife 70 Harlem SS1aoe0
new orr ioh ana vie TO Michae Corlwein ~ r.;
~, land Hudson River II X Co. years, 1Ytsh.
Woiher Lorenz. ~ Iinr west . hcho""''''
G, | wear morris S3OOOo
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NETWORK &,
MEW-EMCLAND
RAILROAD.

10 Miles shorter than nny Other Rnil Line Betwccr
New YORK; and boston
TINE SHORTENED TO FIVE HOURS AND FORTY
MINUTES.
The hite Train Is the most luNur1is train run on
Eastern Dlds Has fuilmln ltoyai rarlor Cars. Dining
and Buffet smoking A. and Coarhe~ o.
OF ~ miles. from Wllliunnuc r)stOn thoit a
Fur. ~ les, than that other limited train.
This train leaves trant Central station % m daily
and arrives In Boston at 40 D.. and vice versa
Noon train Win Parlor Cars Dining Car VIII.
manticl Having Grand Central Station "A, - o. stops
Vernon. Wllmnntl,. Putnam. Bla kstone Franklin.
and arrives IN Boston AZ q 80 \. G. KENDALL.
General Passenger Agent
C. s. MELLFN. General Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17

New-York Thursday. Juno 10.
tn" following soles wcrc held AZ III" Exchange and
Auction Room day
listh.st. lot 25xlOO Helen Schaf. f2l. 500
5.story buildings with plot Of land Nos. 11GS 10
Liza Patkaye. corner G. 3ad-st, plot 100 sN005.
jacob BookInan. fle3e.j
A. tory dwelling with lot, No. GS West 9Gthst g.
lOO1O II Of th~iye lot lo.2SlO0 sS20xlcOs Charles
Barncy, 81, 600.
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NEW.YORk ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

Ia Of emcnts beng made at ny
foo; OF Jay ST. after June B. 1872, thu ferry ans
passenger business this will be temporarily
transferred nom Jayst the ferry OF the Penny
yania kalrood Company, az the foot OF lest i3t-st
Trains leave West i.d.st at 30 a. m. min.
earlier from foot West 18Th. ST. for Lake Mohonk l.ke
Minnewaska and WAIKIKI Valley r. Il. stations Middle
rSS t5s McnIs afb
dale Scranton, Walton Delhi Sidney Norwich Edineson
Utica Rome Oneida Oswcgo Detroit. Chicago and points
West.
waska Waikiki VALLEY stations Midclctown, blooming.
bureh. Ellenvllo. Tasburgh. Hurleyye. Liberty Whi0
Lake. Livingston Manor.
1900 p NJ. Midtown, Pittsburgh Liberty MS'
Oneida. Qsweao Rochester. Niagara Falls De;ros en-:
cago, and West; Pullman Sccpcrs; reclining char v.t
free TO Suspen'ion Bridge. Daily all other trains daily.
except Sunday.
Pullman drnwne. room SEATS and sleepinc car heIns
obtained at 1928 broadway. New.york j. c. ANDERSON
Q. p. A.. SO Beavcrs.. New.York.
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MADCAP VIOLET.

BY WILLIAM BLACK. --latest Issue In the New
end Revised Edition Of Mr.. Blacks Noves) Post svo
Cloth 90 cents.
PREVIOUS ISSUES:
Kimeny-In Silk Attrc.-A Princess Of Thule.-Tho
Strange Adventures Of a Phaeon-A Daughter Of Heh.
Other volumes TO follow.
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THE BOOK or OPEN AIR SPORTS, octave 200 pss ss.
illustrated. The standard authority American open
cir amusrmcnts Rules for sailing. swimming ball Pay
ing, SHOOTING horseback riding, &c, Sc, IN full ~
copy Published by The Tribune, NewYork. EntertAO
tn6 sn1 universally complimented BY the peeaA.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Y. CT
Ludlow.st. M 80; Leicester Honc. rcfcree. n

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFfIeS-N. Y. CITY.
Ludow.st. M 80; Leicester Holmc, rcferee. 70
Sarah Burnley :.......... $3.50
zoos; George Noll TO Aurora Msurer .........
2x97 william johnson ct al to Paul Hoffman H. 300
Wtner 1850
Albert D. Newlln '................' ~ 5000
Isa.c Zacker and wife ~ VOL Mitz and another
Henry..t $ 800 It Of lot r. lot 20, map
estate OF David Seomlni Marcus Rosch ct al 1890
Aorn MSrf' Ps6 # Of csrand.st ise>ioo 'o
Harry Levy snd wife 10 Louis Goodman. 1i.iO0
'iocimon and wife to Fllp s,hwan md anothcr $500
Marcus Rosen and snothcr 81 600
wallet No SO. and No I2l watrr.st James NJ
Waterbury and another executors. to william
walt n " cor watcr.st. 2osx0i.i Henry orcr.
ct al. trustees. sc: 70 same 49,. 5000
property jos 'ph Moler and wife ~ $1,000
e,c TO Elizabeth ....,............. 1900
stanton.st 5. 80 II " Of Cinion-st. ?5N7j;
Rosie Giossman and husband. to lanan o.
west 10th. IT, $ 2oi7 It e Of wavcrly Placo
and other property. 39.2x9G.1 xi2. lOXlDS .0X472
x2oo John w cOndlt and wife to william
Greenwich'st No 16l; Leon Tancnbaum and
wife Simon Adler and ........ 1850
53d.st. 5. i2j II W Of oth-aye 25Ioo3; Thomas
I.cro&-avc. 2f.iI of Isst,i.st. 2i.Ilx75;
William Il Martin and wife to Lorcnz wchcr. 100 900
IsSd.st n s. ITO ftw Of 5th.ave, 251ooi Andrew
u@9s ; as we g S SlHsSs sSan ya 2e'oo
4 IIuchns 10000
Sarnvel to Horace 4 blackburn. il. etc
63d.st. 9, $50 II 2 OF 0th.ave. 49ylrrrrlar;
George KibOrnc, to Thomas Mullen 5000
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RECENT ISSUES IN

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cents
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STORIES. BY Howard Secly. illustrated so cents.
NEW SAINTS TRAGEDY. Novel by Thomas
A. Pinkerton. so cents.
RULING TIE PLANETS. Novel. BY Nina T..
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THE BARONESS. Novel. BY Francis NJ. Peard.
20 cents.
MRS. DINES'S JEWELS A Md.Atlantic Romance.
By w. Clark Russell Illustrated. 80 cents.
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A CHARGE FOR FRANCE,

And Other Stories. BY JOHN HEARD. Jr. Two Illus
Librory.'D
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: RE LINES,

~ sO.iD TRAINS nE.Hl.-, ~" YORK AND
e. hSANT3 f Elh SHHu fH kAh pAS 90
SaaN RAMA OF MOUNTAINS. ToRtsTs AND
Midd.ctown Port Jcrvls Moiticcilo White Lax. Hon 8
dale scranton, Binghemton. ElmIa. Corning watkins
Hor iellsSiii Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Chauapqus
Iase Neye'and Cincinnati St Louis Chicss9 and all
st. as follows and i've minutes earlier from West 23ds
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
n m A. NJ. DailyNia Niagara Falls and ChautauQus
y.UU IaEe. ParS- c.r NewYOrs to Buffalo sIeeSs,
union station, except Sunday, for Monticello.
vE>TlBUIE LIMITED.
= M p NJ Daily solid train for Chicago via Chautau
O.UU qua lake with diaing TO Chicago. Sleepas
10 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
. On T. NJ. except sunday-For Binghamton Homes
O.OU dale and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EMPRESS.
- Oh T.. NJ Daily-Ssold train 20 Chicago Via Niagara
O.oU FAN, and Grand Trunk Railway. sleepers -
Buffalo Rochester. Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
$50 & p sod train ss aSi.ass lake p1s Nss'
Buffalo Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERvIS.
WEEK DAYs.s 2, m, a. M 10 80 a; m. p ma
p. Sundays-9 a. m, y. m, O 80 p M, 80 p m.
FOR NEWBURG.
WEEK DAfS-o a m S;i5 p. m, 4A5 p. m; ESQ
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
wi ticket oaices. Also copies Of Sumner Homes" con-
iAnins select list Of hotels aad bOardnshSasss sub
s TSftSSikEEIS x%1 PiuLIIAS INTERPRETATIONS =
s,S sSS MSSSn s Ss p S:e
from hotels and residences through destination
d l. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

Business on the Exchange yesterday was not brisk
and nearly all the property actually soh Wen, 10 the
plaintiff. X. v larnctt offered No. O. West Ninety
sixth-st.. cast Of Ninth ave-. four story brick
dwelling on IN irregular lot The bid Ing nm
from $4,000 mp to $4,000 The plantin
in the proceedings the purchaser. Tbs
same aucti0nccr oncr,-i Nos lIGS TO Liza plrk ave
and No. - East Ninety third st, forming the southwest
The property consists ~ four nvcstnry brick
nat houses, with store in No. ia. ana five
story brick HAT house I'm III" STREET The lot f. look
lOJ. The pr perry went 10 the plalnn in thr pro
cccdincS for Sl23.27j. The same auciiOnccr Offered
30. Id East Twenty scScntist., four story lrfck
house on a lot 2ONiOO. There premises in the
1900 PER animm and the rUt Of the house
Is S774 per Tic bidding lauguid and
struggled up ~ 900 at which price the auctionc-r
withdrew the property from sale.
William Remedy offered nvcstory brick Nat on
a fun ut In Eighth ave, fifty feet south Of one hun.
drod and-foriy -eighthst. The bidding ran from
$4,000 up TO s9l.j00 The Ilainiin In the proceed
ings the buyer.
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Eaw Schools.

~ UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. -,
u SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine weekly begin IN
Jur 1892 and end 9TH September. For circular apply
Up O. University OF Va Charlottesville, Val 20 JOHN
II MINOR. Prof. Com. and stat Law
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Railroads..

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&InterlOc kingSwitcheS
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DcsbrOsses and COrfIandt Streets.
In Effect JUNE 18Th, 1872
THE FAST LINE.
0,0O A. M-pul,nan Vc>tibule Sleeping and Paror Can.
# q. 70 H. cH.s s0 rs NO ana 81
Louis. 10 D. next day Connects also Tor Ioioio
except S' iiE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
Drswins Room sSePHs RaInYs sn. s
ssSS;Sss s;s3 sas .. 's &. s ssa
E SsSSls', ss st S" ls =, Arrive, cae9a,
Eonis naD IS p no no. mex, P day o'''
ST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
aG S'4h n and pan. e.. loS NsRYerf
f%e Sssin Coz hs, to st. Louis
tnciHnatt ~ Is a. H. St. Louis 100 D. m next
THE COLrMBIAN EXPRESS.
BOO yssus se o,D Ran ps,s sanger
Cache, from Sew.Yofx 70 Chicago Arrives in Chi
Tun WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 =. NJ Pullman vcstlbuls Sleeping Car New-Yorx
y Ptt-burg, Chicago and Cleveland pning Car, NV.
at noe 5ieyela"d II 20 a nv Chic5so % next div
Connects for Toledo daily, except saturday.
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
Seysssa 'ijis IS
100 a. M second mot NOR GpiurSVs exceps Sturdy
>OuTH.wE-TEHN EXPRESS.
$40 p. M.-Pullman vc-tbue Sleeping ar, New.fork
2 cnennnH cn M%p AIN a2 y toa@Sus ~ T @
Cincinnati 10 % elo od"n, hPSraina io''' p H. anu
sao r. ,d HRR''s S@ ana D'n
4 g gS., on and 6iB"s c see Ohio
rG %sS,I F1 G. nanSs s snd b%nsSsm
BALTIMORE. WA-IIINGTON AND THE SOUTH
1910 "ws-hns,o" Limited EApTe s.bu Sei pss
sss r cnaenSs SSnscat baltimore arriving in
s. %''af,l@ 60 hm'sa daily ,,,1 Pg
%ahnsa IS . ep5e, NJ n ssso f tss beyond usual
Ado S hapr rs Trq1 90 and 90 IN and
i end Fs' % P's% mr. ! G% 500 eSd 100 NJ
yo cty 80 ,nsoy wsf GossS with through
For Cape Nav. 90 ?. ~ "eeNdays lhfodsA b"ue'
FOX PttlltDEbfhbA.
EAprrs,. q 20. : y 30 80 5000 Penn
tylsana Limited with Dining Car sud 10 10 Washing soo
Limited Dining ana II 90 "a IL - ! 90
e:lo 800 8 80. 200. 30, 90. 600 $50, 90
81 aga = ~ p H. az % - msht A..mnmsn
OILS. 5 30. 90 90 100 Limited and 10 90 a. M.
90 Oo. 80. 90. 80. 90. 80 and ~ D.
anl t. - nlght Accommodation 90 and 90 .. 40.
For Time Tables Of tns to local points the Pennsyl.
Nania Raj road system. apply the following Ticket
Onlccs Nos pol. 49, SO %, aud ,323 Broadway. /
A.tor House. a2d.st aud Gthavc. 1874 Fast l25th.ss
%. West l?;h-st 25 Columbus ave- aud foot q Des
brosse- and COrtlandt -s Cour,-~t. so futo
% Broadway and BROOKLYN station. foot Of Full
ton.st.. Brooklyn. rs lIudonst. HoboaCn Station.
Jersey City.
n. NcwYork Transfer Company win call for and check
hotels and residences through 20 destination
CIlAS. f.. PUGI. J. X WOOD.
General Manager q neral PaSsr Agon..
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Eor Roth Ccyrs-Countrv.

CLINTON Liberal INSTITUTE, FORT PLAIN. NY.
Y atoosl compI seminary v WY. ion,
ns scientific; q Tiiting school Tor any coll &C. School
prio foreign tea, hcrs Eocion Art. Porter School Of
Iusness Training s. Military Academy onccr detailed
Nv 4 6. GoVernr,cnt Limited ~ $50 cadets, Armory
I5Oxso AL Departments open TO Cadets Main Buld1S
compete furnlshings elevator steam, gas campus -?
acres Gymnasium. Overlooking Mohawk Valley English
Prep. Dept. a. :. PARStbL n. NJ fF@ldent.
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Jnstrnrtion.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
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Opens Sept j. r. f' FttfatMAS Prseipsi, Box KIT T.
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eT sfS'eT PInc lS sena LOT circular
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rSl LSr, Zoo So gsoi year opens Sept
lS 1897 Board and 'u'''S MS So f. s. MEAD Pre..
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Nlusita! JnsirumcnIs.

4 FISCHER PIANOS.
"A. FISCHER PIANOS. s... 1890.
Large assortment, Uphyht, Grand and square r'anos
ut uo1rrae prices cash, !nstalmcnts and exchanged
also pianos rent bargains In second hand Pianos
different MAKERS, at low prices 49,, ,,..,r,oo,,S
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-17

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PARKER. A.. NJ. LONG & CO, Ol3 Arch.st.. Phils.
Pa Every should cod this little book "A tenaeum
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-27
MAKING an Aurora Rorealis.

In 1889 two astronomers, M. De La
Rine and NJ. Lenstrom, made expert
ments in the mountains of Finland
which clearly prove the aurora borealis
to be of electrical origin. M. De La
Rine says: I'VE surrounded a noun
tain peak with a coil Of copper wire,
pointed at intervals with tin nibs. We
next charged the wire with a strong
current of electricity, and every night
during our stay produced beautiful
display of the aurora, one Of the main
characteristics of this display being a
yellowish white light on the tin points
of the wire, which the spectroscope
analysis proved to be the greenish vel
low rays known in nothing else except
the aurora borealis The main part Of
the auroral display was usually about
1850 yards above the copper coil !" -Phila-
delphia Press.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-27
she Il Rather shrewd.

Milton county, Ga, has lady who il
shrewd trader. Not long ago the
merchants Of Roswell went wild in their
efforts to control the chicken trade. One
merchant raised the price of hens to
thirty-fve cents. The Milton county
lady went down and purchased about
twenty dollars worth of goods. The
merchant, thinking he would get the
cash. put the prices low. When the lady
had finished the trading she turned to
the merchant and said, well, ! under.
stand You are giving thirty-five cents
apiece for hens, and viii send a suf.
fcient number next week to pay for this
bin Of goods" The merchant was sold,
but he just grinned and endured it.
And now, when he goes to sell bill Of
goods, he inquiries whether it will be
paid in money or hens at thirty-five
cents each. Philadelphia Ledger.