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ton of September at Lewsett., Va.
Mr.. James H. Colwen il at Carlisle, Pa, for q
month.
Mrs. W. c. Bestor, who has been at Asheville,
N. O.. for some months, has gone to East
Gloucester, Mass.
Mr.. C. c. Bassett Of the geological survey has
gone to Laramie, wyo.
Mr.. H. A. Cameron has gone to Schuyler,
Neb.. for o month.
Miss C. B. Bull is at Hamilton for Q few
weeks.
Mrs. James Robinson has gone to Winchester,
Va.
Mr.. A. G.. Uhler, who has been at Cape May
day on account Of the serious illness of Q
member Of his family.
Mr.. Richard Smith has gone to Bedford
Springs, Pa, for two weeks.
Miss Kate Mcguire will remain two weeks
longer than she expected at Saranae Lake,
|. Mrs. R. B. Tenney il at Mount Pocona, Pa,
on o short visit.
Mrs. "A. witherow win spend . week ct
Crooked Run. Va.
Mrs. Minnie vouts, who was slowly sonva-
lescing after IN illness Of twenty-five months,
A4cs VAN 0CAAooS ooSAAOAt AUBoDb IL uuo y
under surgical care.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ". Lusby
was the scene Of q quiet wedding Tuesday even
ing, that Of Mr.. Charles p. Bidgood Of Norfolk
county, Va, and Miss Celia Beacham, sister Of
Mrs. Lusby. Rev. ]. II. O'Brien Of st. Peters
Church performed the ceremony The bride
was attired in q gray Henrietta dress, with hat
and gloves to match. After the ceremony the
bridal couple took the Norfolk steamer to 90
to their future home, near Churchland, Norfolk
county, Va. Among those present wore Mrs. r.
w. Lusby, Mrs. Frank p. Smoot and Miss Carrie
Beach0m. sisters Of tho bride; the Misses
Moore, Stuart, Dugent, Cooper and Ssinchcomb,
Messrs. F. W. Lusby, Frank p. Smoot, Stuart,
Dugent, Cooper. the Misses Cooper, Moore,
Posts, Bsrtie and Maggie Roa
Avatsrmelon festival WAS olvsn at The red
dencs Of Mr.. James Archer, lil7 ~ street
southwest, In honor Of the Recreation Club,
which proved TO Be . very enjoyable AFFAIR.
Music and dancing were indulged in until .
late hour. Ameng those present were the
Misses Archer d. 0raase. <. Cain, L. Craig,
n A Brown, J. La Rorts, n drasss, II.
Davidson, NeasuL 4. Archer, s. Cornwall,
w. A. Davidson, G.. Mattinely, II. Moran, Z
MetHngiy,. J. Lindsey, =. Matdnsly, J. Moran
and J. Archer, y.
IAupt :. =. ralnaa = vistiss fssssds IN
Knoxsms, usaA
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With tyrotoxicon in the ice cream and explos-
i've soda water coming constantly to the front,
the summer girl appears to be the victim Of a
cruel combination.
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'There Is Charley" she warbled ~ know
him by his swinging gait"
"Humph," replied her cruel, cold father, 81
wish you and he would give my gate chance
70 swing"
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EDUCATIONAL.

MADAME PAYN, MANICURE AND CHIROpOD
VI ist. 7Ots 18TH st. " W.-Ths Gully Importer aud
Manufacturer OF FINE MANICURE aud CAIROPOO-
IsT GOODS south IF New York uolO-tr
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- Il. HINES. UNDERTAKEN AND ENBALMER
-. aa1 manufa ~ - supplies :ep4 to 80 per
cent saved by "usllting NJ, HINES. BIS l4th ST.
n ". Telephone 10 aul9L6n
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"rm not worrying about the destruction Of
garbage" said weary-looking woman. IF the
man viii ouiy come aud get it he may do what
he chooses with It,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08

Anderson Walden T. - Bradley Currier Co. limited
pfth..f. of Amst.rdaiuatc. cclahd' =. .
U.uro. John 20 Louisa Brandt OF e1th-st ?
Couubus-,vc = months. 5000.
H-,dw1v joan A. 70 90 e. l. 4 lnf,ind anu oho'n'r'
: I.t.st vs. n 5th.a,,. years 4, 500. -
Foyas,,. Kat /. - KAT l. toglty' trustee -u-''''
q corner lVtI-st. months. s-,1o" -, 49, -,
U.,u.f.t..r Mos. ard vito. g. lr0dc JACOB, " VI
1st-aNe u 81 l1Sth--t. y'1r. $4,000. .-. A.,
I,rou susanna Y. IOlef Lumber toini1nf Am
.te-d,u-,v. " ~ 1uth-st q months t'uOo.
Jacob Mo-. Israel Gutiarb, o. lloth's', OK
Tn,.f ,sofrc d. to Cornelius T K.ns-land. Of
llgth.st " of 5th-aye. ipaf-'. -4,tu-. . os., -, .
Knoll, Eva W. to John NcI>aughln' = oi oo'i's''
81 lVe.t, > mortgages l wear. $500. -.
Iy0ue Julius J., Ia u G. Crosby. Bfo3d"ay OF hhFs.
-dr. ltoad g :. adloning Harlem River. - years .
livingston william. and wife. % nNerd oprenhalmeF
Iovol.teln. Louis. t. james = Buren, ana Sho u ;
l,,lJ... sth.sNe demand. ~. 900. -.
Niot.is james T. 20 J J Csmpion. 7i.t-st. PORK
ave, ! year. 81 90 ,,., ". 81.
Q cor Coiuuiblt.t. > years. - 800
Mcre!ii Felix 70 paniel Rohsten. iii-ilG Mulberry
81 in,iallmcn', ~ 30. o.., -
Bayari.s. note sl3.2i0 . o,. o
No.scnns bertha. TO : l. Low. 70 Is oak's,. q
Wc.n,r. M1rraret. AID 4no. 10 Ma--aret Wennes,
crarI 3-ti--t O. gth-i.r. 10 YEAR. - 600.
Wolf Elizabeth. 70 peter Dufy. 3fth-'t lOthaNr
! year. $4,000. a.,
u. IOth-aNc, l'ar, $1,000.
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REAL ESTATE.
RrysNFSs AT THE EXCHANGE.

Sev.York, Saturday. htb "
M 49,, . r.a,,,cd from auction ss.0s q city rear
ending to today dsy " vas T1s so5i, 75S
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
r, tho r.s,, week ending with February l3: the foow1
auction Sales arc be held at the Exchange anu
TO-DAY MONDAY. FEDEuAEYs.
Foreclosure sale o 2oxsa s,TesHS W,, and s:oFy
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 9.
roroco,ure sale lot lsxlOO5, and 3.story dwellinr
20 - F ssasa .a H. % p %H q s s
ioox i6A 75Se0x2IlOo and 3stoIy i:tory ana stogy
s eHa w west G' s public auction plot Of land 4ss
xc and ot tNTS Sh ':0ty lo Su' aeS and
Ory house o Ayenus saS .fo S' dmSs No 3Si West
33d.st, 5. 100 # W Of stLEayc'
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10.
Foreclosure sae lGt 2r co1 d 2a.e nsS
Of Sstt io: 25xOOll eseh and Sst9sy ss H =,
Ss. i5$ ia h5'' s iSs!7'' T. ' q
Of lot Ss s5soo SaeS on $
iHssssr % 81 g I'd
st. . poi Il Of istaye lot, 25Ss7 9 , and s-StGry
building no lot. II hSSs and st S% Gwe S -
YET os @ and o ssoy and ss etory '6
81 Grand,t running to GO 300 EA. and soy
fwsnE 80 sos o' , %G 5's ssd s o"dns
s3 SD it sR!"f and dyc" wS:i
2G %ss 9ou.s Ss a soSIccs and and
5tha1c "''''' ''Y ~
Foreclosure sale lot 2ox9oll, and 4,sory dwelling
NO 4Gi Wet 1iithst, l2 It Of lCnayf ,o.'
I35 o. Of Sinsyc No. Iss1sol sna similar nc.,S
80 800 West sS 5 1910 ,0 Of ' s%aas. Sofa
yr ugs Reqc WsG Ind s. eS Of t1 GSissI 80
337 West 4s:h.st. 200 IT Of oth-are.
FRIDAY, FEB. L..
al o :ss eifA snt ei is. .ssGc
o:. 25ilSioxaHIII on siebbns.ave cor o. Free rec;
man. lot '1ioG Of on %S .sG d I ssxiS S and
Similar heuse, so ESQ, adjoining above
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY.
Il9h.st, =. 2o7.5 It W Of 5th-a'e. liAss.3X
eAs5 Es995d Gay Tulsa (; Se2 a Kapsr s0''0
Sd-'c ra t@g INST UNIV 5000
Lolp i H9G 10 and g. "a III and ~ Ard %,
1371I..t :, loo It y Of Tincoln-st, 25Alooi Emil
Ma{5 & w. l. ,S brown to l. Doyle 10000
Mul6sryt 50T 10 Ena NJ S,!aur 5000
ss1, ci,c in 20 % Iva q mol 1880
& Il, u. S:s' Ssdy wot f2 2S
li nc,,d Il g TfsreS o. T." Rradbury o325
s"e,i-t 80 ,.3 3-o Last fn"@,' ' ' 1900
1oi, iNtfl "I 100 +, " Of isayc 5oviooII vie.
T., odgr to , IaSa isS5l SlSSSH John 'O''
''h r,r, rc1 Herman ct 'V q" 5000
llSJ,,'i i He 80 wet hl'"Nu " '''" 1850
1Oth-l,c . cor 1l4th--t. i00.llNlOo; nhrW
Little Jennie l. Lttc. -
''-a ti,,.- 100 It foS SStEi II 600
osT,ti ' sS9, 10 ana 70 sara" i 49,. s2s75
Lot. - ,tld S. - -. -. IL, i2s. 1913 and 1919
nap Si%,ml"ui''' 'S''' : -. 1906
HcHTK,st Nos l'A 10 i've "u'D' 100000
Wgl,tc[,s',: ra.: 20 70 Louis, Il Kr,n:s 49, $500
soth..t 40 10 Iss,. H,nry n B-ndham IN
Eugene Eaui~f-c -. ,-- -.
Int lOI Mp Ilcrmitacr Oh Ward; AeNandta 100
Jordan - Joseph Eaurer...- .-........'--.' f'o
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~ EEK DN1N-V 4, ~, D y 2 IIs 7 - y
W n. m. sundays-9 Il. H.. y. m. q 80 p. II
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
Lehigh Valley Railroad,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt ana pes'
bosses SIS, follows;
a. N. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
10 L. for GENEVA, Lyons, Elmlrd. Rochester, Buy
ao the West Potts yile and principal local PSnts
1hpir Car Lyons ana Pullman car 70 Suspension Bridge
% a. IN Tor Mauch chunk and intermedlatr points
IL a. H. for South Plauicld AMI all Intermediate points
IL 80 D. IN. for Elmrl and intermediate points; chai
car u Wilkrsbarrr.
1 d III. Tor Iunkh1nnOck and intermedlta points, cor
nee ton TO Reading and HARRISBURG.
40 a. m for Bound Brook and all intermediate point.
10 j.. for l.. ADD b Junction and principal int
mediate points. (Hli~ Car to l.. and Il Junction.
80 D. M. for rott. sille and intermediate points Cbi
20 D. N. for Mauch Chunk AMI intermediate pott.
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg.
10 u. H. for Remington and all intermediate pens
80 D. ~. Geneva Lyons. Eluira. Rochester. BIZ
falo and the West. Pullman Sleeper Lyons and IS.
nsion Bridge.
Irans leaving at 10 a. m. l. 80 y. m. y. m al
10 D. for all point, In Mahanoy and Hal
coal Regions. ~ =. ~ . ~
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and II a. for MluCh Chunk. iazclt0l, ShcnanG1
and intermediate points.
is D. m. FOR Mtlch Chunk and intermediate point
80 -. m Geneva. LYONS Elmira. Rochester. u
falo and the West. Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and VI
pension Bridge.
The Now.YOrk Transfer Co. viii call for and lex |
from hotel residence through OBSTINATE
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OCEAN CLEANERS.
STEAMERS

CAVANNAU LINE-FOUR STEAMEkS
y WEEX tEeT Tss Pier 80 10 & 'pPs
any Or blMlSTGtHAMs . t5asy F FsS
CONNECTING with Z r. rT q ST and SsStr CARO-
oI a r,NBAMt and LOUISIANA ms rrpS,ant and
eommodations Firstcass table dhote f'f 'fe'9"' 'N
F. D. iAsHAGEN. + Agt W T. RI r. si7 B'way AZ"
o IL H. WALKER Agent Ocean Steaa a5 IPort6 River,
g. NJ SORREL, Manager. Wv - - -
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Danrina ataocmiss.
nlueirale Instruments.

AZ ASSORTMENT OF secondhand grand upright and
"A SQUARE pianos OF our MAKE, IN perfect condition
ocd fuliy warranted aso humber OF secondhand pianos
Of other prominent make, At very los pre-; "a
1.9 ithaye r,sr o0th.st.. Scw.Ycrk
4 FISCHER PIANOS.
ialsa si.oltment Uphaht. Grand and squarc P.an9'
.. mnSerat. prices cash In .almcnt- AMI eN,haneoh
also pianos 20 rcn bargains in secondhand Pianos
u' ' FISCHER PIANO WAREROoMS.
lIU SHAVE. corner iGth.st., New'io fK.
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\NEST SHORE RAILROAD.

wv u tNIIONT. NllTINVNV.
w "a. Y. e. & II. X. X. Co.. LesseeD
Trains leave 42d st. (Norh River station, Ne" f,N'
follows 20 minutes earlier from foot Jay-sI, n
800 A. N.-Dlily for Newburg. Kingston AlD~h'
daily except SUNDAY, OF Coeyman's Junction,
7.1J 4. VI. Daily for Albany daily, except su"1'''
1000 A. M.-Dally for Newburg Albany. utles ~
cu,c. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls, DelFVi' ~
cago; daily, except saturday, Tor Toronto. "a rre,.
l1;35 A. M-Daiiy. except snnday for AeIIny ana INV"
j:IJ +. M.-Daily Tor Albany. Montreal Ltica sym
cuse, 2ocnester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto Nv
trot Chicago. st. Louis. ruhs.
S,IJ r. M-Dally for Albany. Utica Syracuse. Eosn...
ter, Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago. ST Lou'
>, daily except saturday, for roron;o; - 4,
NEWBURG locals :25, 10 rs a. NJ; las Nv
:35. % 80, III As T. NJ. - - -. IA
Sleeping cars for nunalo. NIagara Fali, Toronto ~
Dolly. For tickets timetables, parlor ana assrpIy
accommodations or Information apply at Offices BrcoS
lyn 1913 Washin ST. 7oU Fulionst, Annex ONCE o'
FHItCn:ss NewYors cIsy 27i sSS s3 sts po sSS
stations. G. Z. LAMBERT. General Passenger AGO.
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WESTERN RILvAY
NEW-YORk, ONTARIO.

lrlins leave Wo,t i2d.st. ;, 50 A. NJ 20 MN
utes earlier from foot Jaystl. fO Lake Monk lake
Mmnewask1 and Waikiki Valley X; r. stati'5 Mdd ii
town. Blo1mlne bur2s. Port JcrvIs Monticello EcNe
Fall bursh Liberty Livingston Manor iIanc;S 1r6on-
dale scranton Walton Delhi, Sidney, Norwic thItson
Utlci. Rome. Oneida. osweSo, Detroit, oieage ana
points West
3:IJ p. NJ. Campbell Hall. Lakes, ,lohon and inne.
waska, Waikiki Valley stations. Middleton, slcany.
bureh Ecnve. Pittsburgh, Hurleyvie. Ioerty, White
Ickc. Livingston Manor.
1900 y. NJ, Mlddletcwn. Pittsburgh, liberty Lily
ingstOn Manor. Rockland Walton, Sdny, NWich
OLeda oswceo. Roche,ter. Nssara Fans Detroit chi.
cago and Wet Pullman secpers ieclnnGrhair " free
TO Suspension Bridge. DAILY all other trims daf ex
Pullnan drawing room seats and sleep,g car,erth,
obtained at 1923 Broadway, New York. J; ANDESoS.
q. 7. A.. IS Exchange Place. New.York
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RcGl estate.
Autlion Sales Of Real estate.

A RICHARD y. HARNETr & CO.. Autt!oncers.
"A. Will -. at auction,
MONDAY. FEB. 10.
At 10 o'clock noon a. the Real Jstate Exchange end
Auction Kooni 80 ~ - LIOs.tY-st..
SUPREME COURT PARTITION SALE.
BROADWAY NORTHEAST COR. HOWARDST.
sOlOLe on BroadwayI37S2 on 1Ioward.st. To be sold
as parcel
49, 49, 43s. 43sa Broadway.
IS 20 and AZ Howard S..
1913 MEECER-Sr,
EEr. PRINCE AND HOUSTON SIS.
l.s.ory b;ick bniliinc Independent walls, 2oAoO IT,
MARTIN r. MCMAHON. Referee
~ Park Row.
CANNON AIWATEE, Plaintiffs Attorneys 10
WILLIAM j. BARKER Attorney for all adult defend.
HENRY W. GAINES, Guardian ad lten for oil infant
Maps a. Auctoneets. Il and 7S LIbeFty-st.
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n R0pOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.
DEpNRTMENT- WASHING

l TON. D. c. Feb. b. 1Sqo->eal,d roposa, Will
he received until O'Clock NJ FRIDAY, February ~ ~
for manufacturing and placing III position ~ plct"
working order in the I. =. buildings in The ceS hctcin
after combination 2ds and electric lght hNtui"s
VIZ GrcenNillc c. kaana Mich. Monroe 1t, Ope
ouas La Portsmouth Ohio Sodilia. Mo 1oSarEIni AM.
Watsrown Ny specifications drawings ID blank forms
proposal viii tc furnished upon application g. the De
partment Tic y1ht 10 reject any and all bids and to
waive defccts is reserved Partial ND, any build
ing viii nsidercd Proposals should We ad1r'>oi
10 the Secretary OF Treasury and ndorscd I0Io>i
for Gts Fixtures Grecnyille, etc" o. h. sPAULDlHG
Acting Sccrf
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Japan CHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamer, leave san francisco \, follows:
rrI.rC ......... tuesday. March 1. 3 D. m.
OCfA& thursday, NsFn = $ g. ~.
GAiIi t'rinf AIr 10 . p M
BELGIC .---. tuesday. May ~ 8 y. H.
$780, Suterhlv appo.ntel superior Accommodations.
re.erVa,iol. can made by letter telegram 20 and
cabin pinns 80 and 343 broadway NeWlorA, or
Room "a Railroad Buldlng. san Frrc,sco.
'' 80 LELAND STANFORD. President,
II H. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
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NJEDlTERRANEAN LINE.
WI ENposs iasscnger Steamer Service.
New YORK Genoa Ia loss than Eleven Days.
&OI,uDtrI>CnFH LLOYD ) ). co,
DIRECT ROUTE no SOUTH or FRANCE,
RIVIERA. AND ITALY.
Touching CsbraltIr 20 land rase" myers TO spain.
Avoiding tns Northern inttude Of Atlantic Channel
Crossing and Long i. i Kdes
WEIR, Ycb. -. m. Iudf Sat, 49, y. m.
FuldI Sat, Mar ~ sat. Nay T. !. IN.
NcrFI sat. apr. 2, : r. M
Ia.,a.e si6o. $3.50 or fl5o bo,h fir,t C,Rn
C!o,e eonnecuon. 10 J." ~ Pi HoKppnn - htt
after from 'i' oEEEicHs { Co. Downing Green.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.

ROYAL BLUE LINE
For rhadelphia at 80, 40, %. 10 GO II 80
night SUNDAYS, 90. 10 80, IL 30 m. 80, SOW
90. 90 p. m, l. 10 night. . "a .,,,
For more and Washington daily ct 90 IL ~ WI
Dining Car a m. 80, 80 Dining Car, 500 m'
l. 10 night. - ~, , % ~
m II 10 night except SatrrdW night Sundav' :, ~ ~
NJ, 30 100, 100 D. m. have connections for n'au"s'
harrisburg, IottsN'. &c. Al,
For SgD o snd Ss 1"sci, saturday
nghD. sunday. 90 y. 80
Tickets and Paror Car be procured al ~ Ia
COL AS. ga. LAO 1923 Brosdway, ~. 6th'ase,.
Wss; l25h.st % East l2ith;,t NewHo'A' 'ou'''"
New.YorS TrenStrr COMPANY viii call FOR and cheek
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CENTRAL R. R, OF NEW.JERSEY,

zoo Ot LIBEKIl-S4.. NORTH RIVER
40 M 4' for ~ as Il Much cGun wasesOar,
Raeas naEr,Ggrs Ianaeg3e pot' ~; ~ tan
M,Gch dunk. Wil.esbarre and scranton.
M SF a. !Sa ana ana AlaS Rgs on Sundays
Il,ton Mauch chunA shamosia and WIiar ,pot'.
scSa,i R".iins iiarfisburs louisville. Tamaqus She
moan sunbury, WilllamspOrt Through couch - Williams
p0 Eas;So Magsn c5gpS ri EepSns ,I. ,,s
burg sisy er lasoo Maaen Chank. ianaa ic
wig IS p m for Easton. Nlsueh CAmk. BEADING Ha,.
buy wilkesbarre. Scranton. Tanaqua Potts'ile' sss
IS j. M H. for aston liGach Chunk, Reading Har,ls
By SO Sc !, soS For Ea st 80 s9d p Allentown
FER Pennington at 80. 90, :i5 a. m. 90. 80
e Fol- p se % lhIst! oS = IA
S sS 60 10 80 90 a. no. o0 90 i5 so 'q 5ss Sk
* Brook e, sG 30 % 90
&c 60 SIS. 80 So 10 90 80 50 IN si
sn's 3 zoo 70 SO ' S'V 90 soO 10 %
p$ s. ' i SS e. A. At tsS SO 5ss 81: IS
,, 500 y 80 * S:cSG SiS. So ~ ,ss
4 ssS = % s 80 So oo
pt@er freehold and Asanslc, Highlands at 80. ga
i faF Red boU Long Bpg ana points g:S,
@Fi aco t:G. 800 n, SUNDAYS. except O's'a
FOR LAKEWOOD.
A. ~ So a III 30 3 a. 4 20 % m Psrioi
! 20 ,. m. 40 sunday trains s,i
For Toms River Barnegat Park and Barnegat. : w.
For Atlantic CITY, vIneland and Brldgeton at t'%
IT, For Moam "a Beach and seabrsht $50. Sis
IL Is 4. m. 80. 90 20 r. H.
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, HORT ROUTE TO LONDON.

& HORT RoJTE TO ,!Tsc LQNp0 IN, VANS.
- NEW. fN62iH!Kp . If tJj&f BNNkS s.
steamer. sail from pier- foot o; ID st. Iloboken.
FAST EXPRESS slEAMEEs.
LAIN Tues. feb. 8. pm SPIEL Tue, eb. 20. pm
EI,iiE sat. Feb 49, : y. ALLFK sat EcL. - q am
IAAI.E Tues Feb l6 am TRAY. Tues Mar. /. an.
fir, cabin $50 and upward, berth second nb!n $50
berth. StecMyr at ow rates.
" OEI.RICrS & Co. No. . Bowling Green.
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INMAN LINE l.. 5. and Royal Mail Steamers,
/ ToE oi'TTTsTowN AND LIVERPOOL"
CITY or lfRIiN wednesday. FEBRUARY Il. 30 a. nj.
CirY or CHESTER Wednesday. February =: 80 , NJ
~ or CHICAGO ..... "Wednesday. March =. "a. IN.
riir- al. ii,pIfN "Wednesday. March lC. = 30 a.
ir,-r' PR AZ y r. adjoining Christopher,t Ferry.
Frst cabin $50 aud upwa ri ACCORDING 20 steamer ana
ioc,,,al r., room. Ond $50 and So pr,pad
: q st.erter 80. INIERNArIONAI. y A|lGAIiON
Co General Acsnts, Bowling Green, y \
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On sober second thought
do withdraw the imitation
or the growing OF the gladstone cock
withdraw 1t for repairs.
For since emitting il
Two heard, all me I've heard
Something distinctly drop!
Drop with q thud !.
A duh and sickening thud!l
What was it dropped or who'
Oh Murphy mine,
Draw near and bend thino ear.
And you. too, Croker;
more than half suspect
Oh, more thnn half, nine tenths-
Twas ] that dropped,
and my blooming boom.
Murphy, charge thee,
fling away ambition.
BY that sin fell
But the subject grows
TOO painful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08

Foreclosure SAL. lots, 25x0s.9 each end 6stoIv sebc
Nos 4O5 and 40S East 33d-rt $50 IL az ist.Ase'
ot I1XliOxilNlll. on S,ebbins.avc; cor on zee
n,on.st: / lot g5.lXIO0 and 1Nstory Dwelling No 10
shave . : - II Of lf7th-st; lot, 2isNlOo' ahe
similar hcusc, 40 ., 750 edloninc above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
Gitr 1Jropertn Go Get.

DFsIRABLE DWELLINGS in select lo ccGat,pRY.
500 Madison ave. corner o--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
flats Go Get, FURNISHED.
Ocean Gteamrrs.

WHITE STAR LINE.
.Irlatc Feb. 10, p IN Gcrmanc iMo i6 y : y H.
ie,nnnic Feb 81 80 d. IN Britannia Mar - o. o. p',i
March 80 a. M Majestic Mar 90 80 I'M
Er0n White Dcck. foot Of West iUI' cooo,
Second cabin steamers $50 and AZ caan OF
,,s $50 and upward accUring to steamer ou IoSo
ber.h Excursion ticket, on iavoraole Term New
from or TO the Qd Country, go, 10; - b'O''""''
io'A' H. MAITLAND kERSEf, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08

i FOKGINGS.-O rdnsn,e One. War Department, Wa.h-
incon fcIIuaTy . lsS2.-S,acA IrOlOs u.s. in duprat-.
Wi De received at his onir" until oc.ork =. ~ On
liII E>DAY. MARCH ls%2 at which time my VII
e publicly olened f0s supplying the Ordnance Dlptt
incnr t. 5. Amy, Wiz, - sets 81 OrnIl lr;h steel
wofg Of American anudctufc FOR 3Gn field gus
BANK forms which Proposals mus, BE- mad ana al in
,or,no,lon required id he lad upon dpplirn
lion 10 Prr Gen. u. W. fLAGLEH, chief o. OIdnIice.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-07-02

| you. Heis Ia a stupor; and when he wakes
| from that it will be to die"
She led the way to a large and beautiful.
| disappointed bedroom. 4 lamp, shaded SO
tusE rs light should not fan upon the bed,
/ dIuaE re,Fealed the figure Of a man with q
| White drawn face, upon which Death had
/ clearly placed ais seal. ! saw when went
| Up TO him, that he had been a handsome
mans loEg @Iark eyelashes rested on his
| white checks, black curly hair, soft and
/ s.lken As chIld's lay upon tue pillow.
-tCan nothing be done for HING" | whis-
pered to the wife Who knelt By his side.
.sNo," she replied. s.rhe doctor said he
| might perhaps 0e conscious few minutes
| before lac died. | am waiting for that /
shailnot leave him again; but | did not
| like to remain alone"
1t was after three, and yet the heavily
veiued lids had not quiYereQ. The SER
want, Whom her mistress called Maggie,
| came ia and took up her post on the other
side Of the bed. Mrs. Lcyis0n never looked
at her. Her gaze never for one moment
wandered from her husbands face. Then
went to her again, aud asked In a wins
per if nothing could he done for him. She
murmured "No;' and heard her say to
herself
"Itis better so, my darling-better So"
IL was nearly four when | saw the diving
husband slowly open his eyes and look up
on his wife's face. / beard his faint weak
voice Whisper
"Clariee, what is it, dazzling? Where are
WEI"
saw her fold her gentle arms around
him and hold his head upon her breast
She raiHcd kisses upon his white face ana
lips. / knew afterwards that the watchiul
devoted love OF ten years had its reward
during those few minutes when her hus-
band knew her, called her by name, thanked
her for her love, and died in her arms as
child falls asleep.
II was the servant who first saw the gray
shade Of death creep over the face plllowpd
on that loving heart. She gently drew her
mistress away, and closed the eyes that
even in death fingered on her face. She
mOtioned TO me, and 1 took her from Che
room. | remained the rest Of tie night
with the poor lady, whose courage ana
strength both seemed to have given way
She wept without ceasiug until [ began to
fear t.4aC she would make herself ILL
Towards eight in the morning, She feii into
profound sium9er. Then went home
to rest, for I knew she would want me
when she awoke.
1t was near noon before MaEzis sum-
mOned me again. She said her mistress
was awake and asking for me. NV hus-
baud-hOW ! admired him for his thought
ful kindness had wished me to tell Mrs.
Leyis0n that he would render any assist
ance in his power and sIperiutend the ar
rangements That must follow, il she wished.