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Lehigh Valley Railroad

rAssNAGER TRAINS leave foot Of Csrsandt and Des
brosses SIS. ~ follows:
a. for M.uch Chunk and intermediate points.
Geneva, Lyons Elm,ra Rochester
hlo and tho West, Pottsyile and principal local points
and Pullman Car Bridge
IN for Mauch Chunk and intermediate. points.
m for Planield ami ell nj
II 80 D. M Elmira end intermediate points chaiY
TO WIKI osbarre;
nectlon 10 Reading and II harrisburg,
30 n m for Bound Brook and all intermediate points
$40 ,. m for J., aud D. Junction ana principal inter
so p for Po,trsis and intermediates points. Chair
20 D. m. Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
CONNECTION to Reading and Harrisburg
%. for Wilmington and oil intermediate points
80 D. M. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira Rochester Buf
falo and the West. Pullman Sleeper Lyons and Sls
pension Bridge
40 p connect for all points In Mahanoy and Hazel
WV SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and IL m. for Mauch Chunk HsZelton, Shenandoah
and intermediate points. -
5:I5 D. III. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
100 j. m. for Geneva. Lyons, Elmra Rochester Buf
falo and the West. Pullman Sleeper Lyons and Sus.
pension Bridge.
'~ General Eastern Office. 235 Broadway
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A BOOK ABOUT ACTING.

THE ART OF ACTING. In Connection WIN inc lin
q Character the spirit Of comedy ana sWa Som
mems Z CO. SewYork Macmillan Co. Co.
Iomo, PIP. 194. With a portrait Oh Frederic L"
maitre. 49,.
This book might be read with profit as well by those
who are acouainted with the subject of Acting as Dy
those who are not. Mr.. Fitzgerald although he Is
tiuse writer and sometimes inexact, knows WHAT nc
means to say and able TO say 1t distinctly ana IN an
inte,estIng STYLE often with guiding thought almost
always with apt and pointed Illustration. IN uhs
trcatse he directs attention TO themes that souo Do
familiar to every actor and every student OF acuhg pu'
IN reference TO which persons, whether on or on tue
stage denote the possession Of definite conclusions
some Of these themes Tone. Distinction beadth'
Gesture Stage Business, Stage Eject, Facial EXpressoh
and what the writer calls the Double lntenuoh-"mch
might better be called Transparency In each case 'he
thing is defined and while the book communicates no
novel though-at least 10 habitual students OF the
stage-it compels its readers 10 positive CONCLUSION
to many points In other words it clears up an od
subject and formulaes principles and therefore II is
good basis for study.
Mr. Fitzgerald insists that acting Is the art OF TO
producing character and around that central idea all
the propositions Of his treatise are grouped lho
book contains many appropriate anecdotes ana cl'F
lions. and ii is causc, subtle ana instructive
In its Of realism and In its exposure Oh inc
narrow views and initiative conventonalty OF actors
The reflections on comedy are particularly felictous.
MIR Fitzgerald quotes Talleyrand-"To enjoy life We
must glide over many things'-and he would have
actors of comedy apply that principle The book Is
short and be read easily and every actor ought
10 read it-for the help that II can give. Mr. Fltz-
gerald, writing hastily says that Macklln declared
Garricks face contain not lines, but cordage That
comment really was made upon Macklin's face, and
was made by QuiI-who said more clever things than
any man of his time. If he said all that is attributed
10 him.
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EeQal Offices.

& UPREME COURT. OF TIE STATE OF
> EEW;YoRk, c,,y and County Of New: YoIk.John
e tDq oSs
Masksy tIs nfency' n.aY.o, ID Ei,a
@ Snds n ape VIII S 5Sy''f' Is
to be the last viii and testament Of Maggie G. Kcnt de-
the s s Saona BssR Of wsbu'roag also anu sc@es
Shew.e called NV . r ic JSha
Brow John JG"e and shcn Baaer he nS a,
NewYok deceased and Of Who's, names the Plaintiffs
ignorant, tne .ad James John poe hiced Eoe John
being fictitious names and all Other persons who are
h G c, or Gys and q the f Mss g. K
who are unknown 70 the p.alnMnsaDiendSnts rlant,ds
10 the a6ov..named defendant, and each OF them
You hereby summoned TO answer the complaint In
i6 n' r.s 90" attorneys Within twenty DAYS ' it" the
s setGe c al ' Of yo"P Failure 70 aa Or s ea OF
WEI be ake against you by default for the relief demanded
I'll Dated XsSs%esr IlMiilssl; n.,.u, -
To the defendants Ellen X Mackcy Lille X. Bromley,
dcvlsec. o. tygst estate under paper Writing dated
oc,S iS @sse Pp'sg 70 S p, the last e., VIII aqa
ssssrD n as ne s1d u'ce the FIR;
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q s?d ns e ed E1 and STATE OF Sdn MSg g. x
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dsSassd da a@d who are gPkHGTa the plain
Inc foregoing summons is upon yoI and each
Patefsp ONE Of The justices Of the Supreme Court o e
state OF NewYork, dated the I'D day Janusrv Is02,
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Gurtion Sales.

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NJ Office TO CONTRACTORS

~ OF GRANITE STREET PAVING.
received by the New. Orleans
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Of March 4, 1900 Tor tho having 81 LeNce North Peters
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Railroads..

pennsylvania
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Jnstrurtlon

For Young Ladies-City.
CLASS II LITERATURE for ladies' with Dr. Dodge
lAof Columbia. ct REV. DR. AND MRS. CHARLES
u. GARDNER'S, SCHOOL, GOT 6th.ave.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
TO BOSTON
AND EASTERN CITIES.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

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REAL ESTATE.
RITSJNFSS At THE EXCHANGE.

| Although Yesterday followed national holiday
the reaestate market showed signs Of activity ana 'o
majority Of the property offered soiu "cii' ~ :
! Ingraham d Co. offered under iorecio9ure 40 =
University Place, held under a sailors snug iiaroor
leasehold The lot Is 25x7j covered by fOuf-story
brick private dwelling. The bidding ran ron Slo'ooo
| np to sIi.OO ; F.. Murtha was the purChase GER. .,
John f. b. smyth offered No A. "a p',"nG e
u two sior, frame dwelling. with frame stable IN the
rear, on full lot. The bidding ran from fl7oo up
The Same anctioncei offered no. e33 Cauldwell-ave.
two-stoy fame dwelling with brick b %oe met Oh ,
$3.50. Jane, Flynn was the buyer: ,o,,n,o.c..s,
Il. V. Iarnett y GO. offered No. - commerce TEc
a three story brick dwelling on lot 21A',9.'. ny !,
bidding ran from 5000 up 10 S'o'o' h'ou'" =
' Hryan Tl TX KcDney offered under foreclosure No
3o6 West Eighty sixhst., four story stone front
dwelling on lot 2ixlo3 The bidding , Ran h lyS
5000 up Muller III S,'V scn offered 30 $50 West
hundrcd-and ifteenh,s hveIs1Iy IA, 80, on 7aa '''
SMITH Ryan offered under foreclosure ran, S No. l0S
M 10 81 300 i. Lowlan the buyer
John Goldng sold by order Of the nd an nSm1Sa
twcntysx shares and various accounts Tor nominal
sums sums, The rest OF the sales were adjoulned
L. Gsy@SGs Son GG a a a sea for
st the weekly sale Of stocks and bonds od hy H. v
aIne CO. the oI%w 1Sc sd HsSr Tsre each go
: shares Tank OF America. 300 each, 2Oo. ,o-
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THE ORIENTAL RELIGIONS AND CHR
TIANTl.
4n6trurtion.

For Boys and Young Mcn-City.
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u near 42d-st. All departments. ,>.n,,cyoox
NJ NJ. HOBBY, y. Z. HENDRICkSON.
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A ASSORTMENT Of secondhand grand. upright and
"A square pianos OF make. IN perfect condition
and fully warranted also humber OF secondhand pianos
Of other prominent makes at very low prices.
WIN. KNARE & CO..
14S shave. rear 20th IT.. Ncw-Ycrk.
4 FISCHER PIANOS.
a. FISCHER PIANOS.
Large assortment Upright. Grand and Square riano,
moderate prices, cash, IN alnent and exchanged
also Pianos 10 rent several In second hand Pianos
different L.2--ess, at low prices.
FISCHER PIANO wAREROOMS
10 shave, corner lGth-st., New. York.
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CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW.JelSEY.
The Port Reading Il. Z. Co., Lessee)
FOOT OF LIBERTY.sr., NORTH RIVER.

FOOT OF LIBERTY.sr., NORTH RIVER.
Tme Table OF November 18th, 1891.
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Eassoa Maash c6uns ssanS5a William Sea'.
Rsadns t s Ga Maq PdSe i1Ss ss
mOkn. sunbury williamspOrt Through coach to @iAns
for Me s%ao SAu1 ssa RS-aSs M.
On sunday for Ea,tOn, Mauch Chunk. Tamaqas, Posts
s45 p mr. FOR Easson MaSch Chunk. Reading Harris.
burg wlke.baFre. scranton TasnaQua. POttsVile She
for f fsSn %a An tssni Reading Harris,
as E. IN tSr a e &c. a4d OS ssn IS m
T on g. .ss 70 &c. o 81 80 % e. u 49,
5 49, IS 80 aoSo PAS M .dS 9n sS5 g.
10 CO. i 80 zoo m ao 90 "a 90 2 'oJ s 49, 80
s:sSS g. s. e. s H1S Iisss:
9Hs'{ Zoo G0G 800 90 20 nj s. No.
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49, sSS So 3d. ss g. 10 500 So s1s Sa
3 s ~ sqnS Dc Is 90 oS oo 10 20 10 "a
F I'D A.n Zoo p Is s sunday: s
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Grove and Asbury Park, o 100 . m. ( 90 p. m.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At 80. SIS a m, 80, $50, 4co p. m, P.rle
90 D. No Sunday trains.
FOR Tom; Bves BayGesat Park and Barnesa. $50
' F.: 6y v vRfss and pds.sn .. -.
" GSnHYa,S Beach &c and seaersAs at 4so sat
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For philadelphia At 30 40 90. 10 90, II 30 N.
1 30 = rs. $3.50, 800 ) 90 90 z 80 D. m, i2lI
night SUNDAYS; 300 10 80. II 80 m. 1 80. $50.
For Baltimore and Washington daily at 90 II 80 wiz
Dining Car. a. H., 80. $3.50 Dining Car. 90 D. ne
l. rs night
Trains leaving at AS a. m. 80, 90 100, 80 n
m ~ is night except Saturday night Sundays II 80
80, 100, 500 have connections for Readines
Harrisburg, Pottsyllle, &C..
For sudbury and williansport. Via Philadelphia, at ~
=: 80, 30 p. II rs midnight except Satural
Tickets and PalorCar be procured At IL Ia
.ei, as. 9f4, lao 1928 Broadway. 78T 6h-sye 20
West l2othst 13t Fast l25thst. Newly DIRK Courtsts
500 futonst; as broadway. Brooklyn. -,
Sew-York Tran.fer Company Will ell for and eheu
baggage from hotel residence.
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Uonnlrn proprrtp for Sale an0 Go Crt

~ BERKSHIRE HILLS.
ID few dssfab country residences and farms for sale
For trms and description ld ess
A. c. COLLINS Great harrington, Mass.
I, SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Gncor.
- larltd III Broafwav-NrN-l York orics Of eighty
leading eighty suburban places Particulars OF
i've thou~1ud proncc> within hour ~ the city
sale end r-ut.