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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-18

Additional train. ..v.. :. ..
mo"itiOn, daily except Sunday, leaves Atlanta
o." j. m, arrives Lula 900 y. III. Returning,
leaves i.liiN eco Il. m, arrives Atlanta &. so a.
Between Lula and AthenS-No. IL daily eI.
cept Sunday, and No. 8 daily, leaves Lula 815 p.
M. nnd ?.35 n. M, arrive Athens 1000 D. M and
10 Il. III. Returning, leave Athens, No 10 dai
l., except Sunday, and No. l2 daily, 615 D. IN.
and 1.U7 II. M, arrive Lula 7.55 pm. ana So m
Between Tocon and Elhcrton--No. 81 daily 4x.
cept Sunday, leave Toccoa II 40 H. m. arrive FL.
bert"n $50 p. m: Returning, No. co daily except
$50 Il. H.
Nos; Sand 10 Pullman Slecpers between Allan
tn and New York.
Nos. 81 and 81, Washington and Southwestern
tcstibuled Limited. between Washington and
AtHnth Through Pullman Sleepers between
New l"Ik and New orl lenns also between Wash
ih%ton and Memphis Win Atlanta ard Birming
ham Observation car between Washington and
New Orleans.
Nos. II and l2 Pullman Buffet Sleeper bs~
tween W aShmSton and =; tlhntH.
For detailed Inform ii, Il AS TO local and thro'
time table, rates and Pulhlan Sleeping car res-
crv"tions, confer with local agents, or address
". \. TCR
Gen rtSr. AGt., Washington, ID. C.
s. II. AARDWICk,
hss': GEM Pass. AEt., Atlanta, Ga.
j. \. DOESON,
superintendent Atlanta, Ga.
". II. GREEN,
General Manager, Washington, d. G..
sol. HAAS.
Traffic Manager Washington, D. d.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-18

rOR CLERK o. CpUkT
j. J.. Lew Is is respectfully uIIMn;.E"m! as II
rr;Etn!Nio Yer The n'!''c % Clerk ~ ,.'ult for
!i"E"ns county, subject - The action Of the
Democratic party III the ;Tui.;,Ey
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-18

FOR SEi.Ti"E
ii. y. ElCIlEG is Respectfully ErN0uacCd Il.
cnMlniNtc for re- election ~ t:.r r!lcC uf Shj E
III Tor fiChenS county, subject 10 thu ,.,.t:o, -!
the Ee!nO&Iu:iC ;'Riiy in !A% I.iru,.-y.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-18
Announcements.
FOR SOLICITOR

hltN ani"E .''r .iyN":t " ~ ":t,atr;..u" tni
rG election IL th. ,'il,.H .! >,.t itnT Of H.;
Eighth judicial Circuit " :. C.. s,:t.jc;.t 10 Inc;
action "f the Dclno"Intic part! in the prima ~
election in ul;Iot naXt. VI. +. ANStL
,inlT I1th. lS;yn
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-18

We recognize and respect the rights of
otners to honest difference Of opinion, and
clalm tho same right for ourselves. Con
ocrvative Platform.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-08-18
iIHNy 81 NEnu4n..A ~

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM
Station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table in effect Nav 20. 1892.
Trims leave via
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

WI: +; a @a'''t:g.t. ;'S * S 0S
d dSSS a. '? SO 5ao win da1s $780, $780, VITA -
ner H ns aSsg n ear 5. u.s. dining car so
hsddss rg'sys etc J.:y g.
s .,.S. soj ss.Ss H sssR ss0rs
isi5 piFLs FOR saebaTy LewsBsss sd %iflai;Ro;
VIA Phlladephis a, I4S a H. s aSG sSS m
For Is..ton 400 7l5, s4S q. 100 tso, 64S 7.so
% sS sSsyy. 80 2 enc o0
spTF$ e.; ris,a 100 snS &c selsnsSa "a. ~
High Sridis DaHsh and Sod dHss Hpgsscons Co.,
e''F For Perth %eoy 's south S%SSy 80 SIS
LIS N n 30 90 $50, $780, oi'. 7's0 p m Sum-
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Freehold aae Atlantic Highlands $50, e.iS Ills
m. 1S0 4.3o, Go p In. Sundays except Freehold.
For Red bank Long branch and point, South to POtn,
S sund. except Ocean Grove and Assa
For Lakswcod Toms H RIVER parneeat Park and B.rns
For Atlantic City. 'vinesnd and Brdgeton A3o q m.
lot Monmouth Beach. seabrlshs Highland Beach.
40 s.15. lib q. m. /. 80. 80 r. m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier 8. ~ r.. foot Rector ST.
Saturdays only. 3.45 500 p. IN. Sundays, D. 30 a. m
Pr ,Sant io15 a. m. 90 Saturdays only s%5 3 n
Sundays except Ocean Grove snd Asbury Park 80 m
a. sstatays only V s45 ana b. M ha'nes' at AS'
For Freehold. At $40 p. m.
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Trains leave station foot Of Liberty ST. via
LEHIGn VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, NIAGARA Falls and the West

OF ros a. t n, .Se n sGndsy' sis On. 5so
7'S2 =: H. sundsys 100, 10. 100 n 40 $50 ~.
a. m 1880. 40, oI5 $50 p. NJ; sundays, 100 Sis,
iiSO 10, o. u M; 80 i;So p M 20 ~ s.s
days; slS. II 90 2: go ,. p
30. J;5 p m Sundays. Sis. 100 a. m. =
>. E9r WiAesesrre, pittson and Scranton, SIS Q.
"a. 80 y. ID.
For EinIa, SIS q. H.; $780, $50 p. m. Sundays,
S.15 M. 80 D. m. '"
Tickets and parlor procured at 49, OBS
POL 4i5. $50 @2. li4o Broadway, 70 Murray-st. 81
v 81 East itth.st, go columbusaye end So
ton.t. Bf1okiyn. and ~ Broadway williamsburg
WestcO Express Co. will call and check baggage
from hotel Or re.liencc TO destination.
"A \. MCLEOD, C. u. HANCOCK
Prest Nt'u. ME-. lieI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Accursi vito 10 = Altlrc 112th.st W Pleasant
ave | year 20 900. -
nun;e susan. to Harlem Savings Bank, e 1lhavc.
E.ch julius to zane n 8 1C3d.st W 3d-ave year g
mtgs $500 80
Cullen, Joh.. 10 Murray I'm Bank, cor Edgecomb-
ave and i4istst. months, 10000.
Cain Joseph H. "a J Bussng lr, o Andrews Place.
a q ,,fandnVs years. ~ 600.
Coaghiin Potter 10 ~ I.ukc's Hospital, Anthony.
ave n l75th-st ycnr. q mtrs tl23y0.
,,oinan Louis, l. jenkins, :l7 Uenry.st year,
5000 -
Hand. Henry l.. to A. Kencrhouse. 1lsth-st Sd.
ay, o yeas. - 900
Holder Emma j. 10 st Iuke's Hospital, Paphan'st,
W Anthony.ave years. - $50
Levin Mcndcl. ~ II " Bsnbach. $ T. serst, n De.
lanccy-st insfalments 81. l25 -
Miller Louis 70 \ Muller 4ist-st. W 10Th.
ave Z vfa'- so 900.
Mulho' md John. I, l. Smith, = W Madlson-ave W
Rng.hrdpc Road years. ~ 600
Scwln. Albert ID. to II Allan. W = LeAington-aVe n
Toiimann Ie.,r 10 J Schreincr ssth.st. Ayepuc
\, ! yosr. 1900.
Stant0n-st. months. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
JnStrurtion.
For Both SeXes-Country.

CLINTON LIBERAL INSTITUTE, FORT PLAIN NY
y CompIlses srnln1'E yr Win Jour
ing scientific. . Fitting school for any coI,Re o.
OF fine Ari. Music (PianO Violin tolee unief su
,ior orrr1 tea hers klocuiion Porter School OF
Hu,laeSs framing g. Military Academy. Oncer detailed
I5Oxso AL Departments OPEN TO cseee' Nan Ema az
furnishings; elevator, steam ess campus
~ rcs Gymnssum. Overlooking Mohawk Valley. ihgish
Prep Dept. G. '. fAisSEbII, a. ~. --.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20

THE BOOK OK OPEN.AI SPORTS, octsvO. Son nara.
- ilnstrasN ne standard authority on American open
.lr ainusements Rules for sailing swimming bai NAV
Ing shooting horscbeck riding &C.. &C. In fun Of pe:
inS me universally somplimented hy the nssss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
Nrm Unbllrarlcns.
IT HE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY for
JULY

Anthropoioeiea Work in America with J! portraI,,
cfcditable work that Americans doing In the science "
man.
LEATHER.MAKING. AMERICAN 1NDI SIfliIs
SERIES. XIV. 1Hustratod.l BY george \; 1ich
sketch OF the advances In ahnery ana me hOos ust
been made by American tanners during the past century!
KINDERGARTENS-MANUA TRAINING-lNDuS
TRIAL SCHOOLS BY Mrs. IL. NJ. Plunkett Inn ooies
principles Of education that have not been iiy a
pseciated-
ALMOND CULTURE IN CALIFORNIA. BY Henry
j. Philpot remarkably readable account Of one OF our
young Pacific coast industries
OTHER ARTICLES ON
PHYSIOLOGY AND THE PREVENTION OF DIS
EASE WASTE AND GAIN OF THE DRY La
WAYS OF TIE OWL Gllm.tratdl PR0pER DIET
iustratedJ. NEW AND VARIABLE STARS. sKETtH
OF GALVANI (with Portrait.
so cents number; 500 year
D. APPLETON e. CO, NEW-YORK.
Title lit NAN HAiR; Why it Falls OF !;
i Turns Gfey, and the Rem.dv. BY Prot. HARLEY
PARKER. A. NJ. LONG & CO, .0l3 Arch.st. Phila..
ts Every should cad this little 6ook'-Athenaeum
vINHE POOH or OPEN AIR SPORTS, octave 500 pages.
ILLUSTRATED The standard authority on American open.
Rules for sailing, swimming ball play.
ing shooting, horseback riding, &C.. &C. IN ful 81 per
copy. Published by The Tribune New YORK Entertain.
Ing and universally complimerted by the presA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20

TIE ,NEWYoR Eo,, TRIRuN E WILL, he re.
way "a doo' north & Thirty -frsi:st. and ApVTK
TlsEMENIs at ihe following Branch Offices: 25i sth
corner & 200 Thrdaye corner
100 West iorty.sseondst I75 Coumbusaye 90 Llbrr.y
st o Avenue 1913 rhlrd.ave. 20 West Fourteen
38s rhird.ave. ~ A"''ua'o''
~ brooklyn. at G3 Courtst. sos De Kalb.aye 1 200
BedfordAye.. and No. 10 broadway, up 70 s y. IN at
regular Office rates. ~ y 49, Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
Ulisr:.. laneone.

~ An the eyes OF the entire IRON world be focused
l. DULUTH without Influencing Vaucsf WORDES,
SMITH & RICHARDS, Real Estate and Iron Mines,
Duluth Mimi
XVATTED TO lHAKIEk-Stcam yacht for remainder
w of suuInar 100 feet or over; H. us u solely oN
family OF Three persons. Address with particulars ahd
price RESPONSIBLE. Box ~, 1.2:'0 broadway
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e RTE LIN ES,

@ o.tc TRAINS saiH l1.s Mn YORK Avn
hisHAH 81 'Sa 5tSzlSs fSAls$s ASS
brc AHS route to passac Paterson xodo xox,,
Mddctowa Port Jervis MoitseS White Iks Monss
dale scranton, Blnghamon. Elmlra Corning watSin,
H h Ssa, sHa fdGdno hSSSss
Lake. Ceveand. Cincinnati ST. Lcus Chicago and ali
points West. Trains leave NcwYork foot Of Chambers.
Of follows anf nve minutes earlier from West 23t.st;
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
q M A NJ Dsiy-Nia Niagara Falls and Chautauqus
T.O'v lake. ParlSr o.f NewYork to BgrslO. Slcepes
union station except Sunday. for Monticello.
vE>TlBtLE LIMITED.
Z m p. NJ pay-Solid train for Chicago. via Chautau.
Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. '
MOUNTAIN IMPRESS.
y IN 7. NJ except sgnday-For Bnghamton, Homes.
DOW dale and Monticello.
CUICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
O.')U Fall, aud Grind Trunk Railway. sleepers 10
Buralo Rochester, Toronto aud Chicago.
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
On =. NJ Daly,Vis Chautauqua Lake and Niagara
Buffalo shcago and Cincinnati ''' "
FOR PORT JERvIS.
XVEEk DAYS-s a. m, a. M. 10 80 a. H. n m
M rs sa p %. $50 SO b. p. %. 80 SO
FOR NEWBURG.
WEEK DAlS-9 q. m. 3 :4j D. H.. 4:tB n m e.so
w M. p m. sundays-o a. m p No. u 80 D. S; %
SPECIAL INFORMATION
tanning select list hotels AID boarams hon ss: con.
TtSk E I o HSP LiMAS A$c6MMSIp5.AGTniIoxs .,
Williamsburg 200 ud.o mobS2en. and and JERSEY JERSEY
baggage residences hroags rn ad ,n.cSs
u l. hohThIS. General Passenger Agent.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CITY

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N Y CITY
irfcg Henry W BambNh and VII, 10 VI Levin s220Oo
IIorati,-st. u e Wcstst. 2o.3N2JNirreg ana
other property Grosvcor iiuDblId referee I" RI zoo
3iths.. $. 100 It Of 7th1ye 1s3X0so; =,
wimot 6 Cro-sman % Iherese Lynch
Jos Schrne and wife 70 Josephine 9intieIsch 2looo
os srhrsucr 'S and wife to peter Tomah 2o75O
11Oth-st. :, 10 n " Of 3aave, lOoNIoo.Ii; .,
Chas Dawson. trustee % jos Surrrau
1's AI,, .le5 la TO e, u'fG Hand
1lSth.st r. 2lo.S r. Of stove li4xl0iix IN
hreg Edw l. I.ithauer. assignee 10 Robt WON ~
I72d-st, $ 1875 It q Aud lbonaye. 21x9o; . ION
Jennie q CochrsH ~ Johanna c MeSero -''V0
sangunetu and another TO Carolina o, o,o
Beech Terrace n :. i2j # " Of BecEmanaye, 25x
100; WIN II McC0ri and wife 70 Andrew
Post: onc-half part.
Cnnc Place. n cor 115fh-st 3f1NlOOi 81 n, ,oo
Luke' Hospital to Pctr ooueh'in 9; a'A"o
AnInGnyaN Tos,taT 70 cor ,pds '''.'' 3oo5
Atg NC. "a az ssn W. = 90 ~ u u .''.''. - 1900
mann. smc 70 reter concRn DECENTRALIZATION. 1890
.ore "a same - ~ 1880
ONg prorSrty james Kc"nc 70 to1ghIin 1895
Pophlu-st : =. 1873 II " OF Anihonvavc. 11No1 ,oo
II Lukcs Hospital % Emma J. floldcr,...... f'eOo
Andrews Place, n $50 II oi hfand-aNn
5ONlo0; Elliott Sanford, rferce To Joseph IL oon
Med ,onave W rs # " Of KlnRsbridgc Road
ojN96G; James II Southvorth. referee TO John ~ ooo
MulhOlnd -f,VVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
REAL ESTATE.
At THE EXCHANGE.

Ncw.YOk Saturday. June 10.
The total amount realized from SUCTION salee % ,ye
rsol estate the Exchange and Auetioh i''o' io' ~
ending Win today Was s'j''''io'
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week. ending with saturday June 3D.
,,. owiog sses are announced u b. held at hc Ne"'
York sslcsroom and Exchange and Auction room
TO-DAY (MONDAY). JUNE 20.
Foreclosure sale lot l0x79, and o-s,oiy oui,ums
No i4s + 79h-st OF Avenue 10y lyHloV H. anu
iStory dwelling No do W 97hst pol u OF So9i9n ,
ave: Partition lot, 17I0x75Gxl79Ns2 ana z,so,y
house No 233 Iews.st > OF othst at 80 Li6erty-,t
~ lots and cottages, In Morris-aVe ana i'f"-''
oath Ward.
TUESDAY JUNE o.
Foreclosure sale lot 16xloo5 and 3stofy awfinI
175 r G4th.st n $ l7O Il Of 3dave lot lyMiOVlI
and 4storv dwelling 40 81 " 91th.st $ POI II OF
building No $40 Eastern Boulevard W s. oo'4 IL Oh
11st-st
WEDNESDAY JUNE Do
Foreclosure sale lot 1Sxlo2:2, and 4story awelns
No - s3dst 1913 IT o. ethavc, at ~ Liocr.y-st
/ lot oOAs7 and 4st0Iy and jstory buildings, NO Z
EsscAst. :, zoo : OF Hestr-st
NEW.JERSEY PROPERTY.
Public auction 10 plots Il land at Scabrighs
THURSDAY. JUNE %.
Partition L. lot 22 1x0fxJ0. jxfrregular, and Two
story houses No . 36 st-avc. corner OF ll9thst;
lot 2Cx9s o. and 5-story dwelling, No $40 w 2St.s -
isO II OF Sthavo Interior lot centre line between
sale lot IGsx3sxi6sx76 OF Banbdge.avc, 1863 It
OF lshst; lot Y oxiOo ana 3.story dwcliins io 10
ots ojx125 each OF Clarenotdve 32' IL II Oh HIGH
brdge.st. r ..
Foreclosure sale. lot 1IxloO5, and 4story dwelling
No A w Tlstst $, W u Sth-aVe
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Jnsunrtlcn.

For Young Ladies-City.
MISS PEBBLES AND MISS THoMPSON'S
W SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
81 and "a East 57th-st Sew.York.
Address until Sept, LIST, OF J. Kennedy Tod Co..
Bankers, 45 Wall-st, y. y.
= r MARY's SCHOOL (EplscOpaD. and East 4Oth.
As CHARGE s9. 81 ad a Pe S ip pd
40 Hddf Sees THG sIsTER il cMASGE '- o'D
THE MISSES ELY'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
QAte Of Columbia HeghA. Brooklynl
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
s5th ana s6th Streets. NETWORK.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
SSs9o Ad ssSa'; sss%qs
Electrical Eneineerng j. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS
II NIVEEsIrY GRAMMAR. SCHOOL; 1913 Broadway.
near 42dS'o'h ?Ia' h hI%I,F iSiKisN Phi D.
Brooklyn.
- brooklyn, L. I-Diocean school for young lsdie. end
children Prepares for college. Koopons Sept 20. 1872
THE BRooKLYN HEIGHTS Seminary Board nsn ns 90 and
coes. prey SssSS iG5 a Sss o
Musical Instruction.
RAMP RS s'Ss o$As InR s 81
Special terms for teachers and professionals. Graded
course for beginners Send for particulars.
Miscellaneous.
A DvICE ABOUT SCHOOLS ana circulars FREQ 70 par
sac iSeay RSs Slssd an 'nH
MR. J. f. SOUERS prepares for College; Business and
rtus: a% Kssrmse aU ox e. " stnaVs
n RIVATE TUITION during the summer months by o
Il college graduate OF six years efp'Iience ADDRESS
HERMAN DkISLER No q East 49th-st
SJT0RTY1; for College and other exams by Prof H. r.
/ GREENE. 165 Lafsycte-ave. Dklyn. he Is one Of
the teachers OF languages know'-ProfW Wright f1le
TINRINlJY COLLEGE.-ENsnnaton for admit sion TO
i the Freshman Class will be hid at the Berkelct
School, No 20 West 44th-st. NewYork; 90 Monday.
Tuesday and Wcdne sday goth nd inclusive.
~ FRANKLIN ii. FOWLER.
355 West 5oth-st, ". Y.
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Jnsirnrfion

For Young Ladies-City
n OARDIN0 AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, No. 607
% 5n.ave. and Mrs. Chas. H. Gardner, Princi-
oels. Resident teacher Of English wanted next year.
M ADEMOiSELLE VELT1N'S
N1 SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
us West 7Sd-st.. ie-opens Oct 8.
kindergarten conducted IN FRENCH
Gpceial building being constructed leo and Ie2 West
7tth.st. Will be occupied Nov !.
M ISIS sPENCE'S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for
vl Girls. Primary. Academic College Preparatory
Courses Special students admitted Circulars appl
eatop. O West 4Sth ST., NewYork.
MISS GIBBONS SCHOOL FOR Girls will reopen
U1 Sept. 25 Mrs. SARAH II. EMERSON, Principal.
few boarding scholars viii be received. Circulars may
- procured ~ Putnam Bookstore 23d.et
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Storage

Y THE IIAEGER WAREHOUSE, sth-avc. from 33d
10 3ith sts-Stoag for furniture baggage, goods ana
waros Of every description, In sepaatc closed comprt-
mn,s always accessible during business hours boxing,
uack!ng shipping and eyerythins appertainng to the
handling property ATTENDED To- estimates fufnishci ana
insn,..ton INVITED. Ollce, 800 West 3fthst.
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Railroads..

hdllro109.
pennsylvania
\ RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&Interlocki
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DcsbrOsscs and COrtIandt Streets.
In Effect JUNE 12th, 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
900 A. M-Puman Ve.tbue Sleeping and Parlor Cars.
Jy:: .s 70 Chicago Sols2 rs 100 and
ioas 'i5 D. ~ next day, Connects also Toledo
'''''' TIL PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
drawing and State Room Sleeping d D%in: Sro o
s.;T nd a. s. s
HsS1.GSy OF 1S"f q &, once i9e s
i Eou. i5 M no mex, day o''F''' '''
IT. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
2se and pas e. ,G" oS Ns1s cars 'sSn Louis
eSA H'':% sa'1S Lc" n Gsss:
Cincinnati 10 :+5 u. and ST. Louis 7 100 D. H. next
TIE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
80" s .sd SsaSs sa'ss sns ss
CoSche, from N.w.York 70 Csicaso Arrives In Chi
'''' ''' T r Il: WESTERN EXPRESS
ESQ =. M.-Pullnan Yestlbuis Sleeping Car NewIork
York Grs0 a and
az cleveland L 80 chSaaS I? s 80 m next d'y
PACIFIC EXPRE-s.
500 M.rgllmsH Buff; ssep aon mar N'TYGk
next day. :aa d faI rs :: oh dsy
and d. for e Cleveland and Columbus except Saturday
SOUTHWESTERN EMPRESS.
4. xS Si%' s g h%o"9 pD' At IN G
s'" a % a. % ;eI ISadpna MSSaa lO' p H. an"
$3.50 M2a E for ~ nI s G1 'G S a9a Dan
'%s = vs
''S %r " Pullman nSae Sleeping Nc%oreaaS
TSss1H%ss ,@s Tip so,r
1910 A.. VI. Washington Limited Express" week.
Pullman Ve.SsS raT.o Can se'Sqis f@s
s?o %:s: lon. .ai msar daily srr Fq
washington . rs D m; No sx.n IRE beyond usual
E.prs' a Trr'" - sns 20 s.s 20 az
slii;o, On. s:s5 M. 30 500 dad 800 Is"'s
.o ;ns ts 20, .nsoya f; 2ss,S with 'ous.
For Cape May. I 90 p. IN. weekdays. Through BuGe,
,,. 40, FoR PHILADELPHIA.
iAptrs'. 20. -. ~. 80 40 90 Penn.
tyl'ania Iuled with Dining Car and 10 10 Washington
30 800 3 49, o5 80 90. o 20 20. 80 100 90
$50 anI . o. D. and l. l. Ilght. Aco4nm,dat on:
9l5. 3 70 800 40 90 Limited and 10 90 4. ~.
~, 90, 'JO 90 u 30 60 30 q d. M.
. ana - !, nIsnt Accommodation 100 aud 90 y. n.
For OF trains 10 local points tho Pennsyl
railroad System. apply following Tckat
0nccs Nos. ?0i t3j. so ga and 1923 Broadwsy /
A-or House. 42dst. and 9th ave. 1874 Fast lo5th.st
e0t West i25thst 2ii Coumbusayc.. aud foot q Dcs.
ttossfs and Cortandt sts. Courtst $50 Full ton st.
o. Broadway and Brooklyn Anncx Station foot OF Full.
!on--t. brooklyn IS Hud-on-st.. Hoboacn; Station,
Jersey CITY
TIE NewY rk Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through desnaton
CHAS: IL PuuH j. X. WOOD.
Dns.
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- 81 AND % WEST DIST, near 5thave.
superior accommodations for families Transient 81 {,
50 per day. American plan
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6cGthers.

A MEXICAN AND FOHEIGN TEACHERS' AGENCf
"A supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors Gsvernes'es'
Ma. J. H. Y0uNG.FULr0N. % unlon square.
A MERICAy AND FOREIGN Professors. TEAsH;
"A Frs Tutors Governesses ETC. Of ~ or~nches supp,s
unverses College se1sS: ana fI%n. NEiaH
CoYRiERE hook building. 80 fM,h:aye. cor eoth-se
An EXPERIENCED kl.derrarten teacher tEro.bcl
n method desires a position ~ school or a. n.ittny
teacher; primary lessons given; English ana ,ethah Os'
references. r. L.. l2i Jcfcrson-ave. brooklyn.
u EST TEACHERS supplied tor oil branches in my
ID locality 40 FEE for registration. Fei4 Tor sMAp
Pv.HUYsSOON, American School bureau, w. IfLa.ss
L INDERGARTEN TEACHER Of experience wannd 70;
IN public school city must be able 70 sing ana
play $500 UNION TEACHERS AGENCY. ~ Il. l3sh-se::
I ARGE LIST Rest teachers supplied for oil 6sPar|
IL nents free. Schools recommended. =. y EDUCA-
TlONAL BUREAU. 25 Clinton Pla,c. y
ID KIVATE TUTOR Yse graduate. ,nccssini ~ prrpar,
families Address A. EVERETT STONE l52 West 4sth'st
cago. Los Angels &c; 600 position. nied. +
CRoCKER n. Y. Monseer. Lincoln B'ldg. Talon s9.
SEANTED- Normal graduate for pr mary work
w non .rcsident position MIRIAM CoYRlERE, Rock
Euding. $50 Ffh-ave. corner 2oth-st --
XI,\NrED-IAdes: Teacher OF higher English fos school
w PRESIDENT Brooklyn preerred) stenographei ana
tv,,ritr. with Dclsnrte physical :ult
ure inter-@w Friday IL 80 violin and pisnO vocal,
Dapt.,: gnntleu French German and drawipR; Eng.
lish subjects Normal graduate vocal racher Tor oratoHo
pianist West ofganist and chornasrr fp-co-
pslan ST 800. MIRIAM CCYluERE, Book Building.
100 Fifthavc. cor. 2oth-st.
VX,AN1ED-Tcocher for two children. aged eleven and
w litcen at their summer home Board given for tut
ton Address INSTRUCTION, rhilmont. Sew-York
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

'nm, ~, y 90. m q. a; a.. A. l.. Co.. Lessee.)
trains ieove t2dst North Rver) station, Newly
a. "ilo", and minutes earlier from foot West l3th.st
aeD Except Sunday wc swS %; kingston Albany;
7'iJ a. M-Daily for Albany; daily. except SUNDAY.
l':"o A. M.1p,ily for Ncwsqfs. Albany Utica syn
ego; daily except SATURDAY, Tor Toronto "''' @ni'
d3I M.-Ds,y except sunday. for Albany and Utica
5:i5 +. NJ Daily, Tor Albany. Montr H'' Uueo sv,,
cuse. Rochester Buffalo Nagara Rails Defrek oyS-
ssssS s. LOU; daily eSseps saturday. FOR Toronto
Saratoga. Montreal "'s' aoShys
Si15 p. M.-Dally. for Albany Utica Svracu., po.s.
St. Louis. D'''~' SaiesSe
NhhwnUl! d fSc KS 20: .ioiss :Aso Nh Am
5.35 900 IL As l.. NJ. " "'' ITO t'50.
see1Gneears for buffalo NIAGARA Fslls, Toronto. ps.
troit Chicago, ST, Louis, through trains Nv
'Day. For tickets timetabies parlor and ,ssr,,.
car aeeomnoaaons or Inauguration appy az offices Brook
Fulton T. NewYerk City i13, 2 s6s 9s5 oto Io o
VIZ b bowvfy OF Last Itth-st. SO West IoSth-st and
- s'suonA " L. LAMbERr 0euera Passenger AGeaS,
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furniture
FURNITURE MATTINGs. CARPETS.
From to-day until stock taking. July lst we ofer
specal Inducements TO buyers. This means great deal
HOUSES FURNISHED TIfROUGHOrT
COTTAGE FURNISHING A SPECIAL FEATURE.
LARGE ORDERS SOLICITED.
Remember the Ohio Hickory Verada Chair and Rocker
Is the best in the world Also that make specially
OF Fine Slip Covers for Parlor Furniture.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS.
ANDREW LISTERS SONS.
$50, GAL 9i3 aud oi5 EIGlITlIAVE.,
n,ar jGtl.St
Elevated station J3dst. and Sth-ovo.
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nral Cslalc 90 exchange.

XyrNNrED.- NcnNork TopTres Tor inyc''ncnt In eN
w change Tor and clear ofanV", y J, improved
property 10 agents Address Room 4, 80 broadway.
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The total amount realized from suction sales 90 o. e
roo e.tat. al the Exchange and Auction loom loF INC W
ending VITA today Esjc'.1io
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NORWICH LINE,

For bOSTON all points North and East Direct route to
ere leave Pier 70 old number North River eNt pier above
pe~br0 ses--t. Ferry daily, sundays excepted
NJ Tickets and statefooms secured a. principal dcket
ohccs n NewYork. brooklyn. Jersey cry Pier ~ and
steamers.
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- steamers Saratoga and City Of Troy leave Pier "a
T. H. 1901 west loth-.t.. daily except SAurd.v n M
n Wiz sins Tor North and East Sunday ssssnsis