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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.


DOSITION WANTED as stenographer by a
Il young man, graduate Richmond's Com
mercial Institute; good references given. Ad-
dress N, this office.
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ENOR SALE, the largest and Dest assorted
II stock ot White Pine Sash, Doors. Blinds,
Moldings, etc. etc. in the south Also all
dry and in all Mixed Paints, Varnishes, etc
MIL supplies. Builders hardware is nv
speciality. Lime. Plaster and Hair. Direct i'm
portations of RoSendale and Portland Cement
Sewer, Culvert and Flue Pipe, all sizes, bends,
traps Ts, etc Coll or write for my prices, and
get estimates before buying. ANDREW HAN
LEY.
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DEFORE you buy or soii property consult
ID ROBERT H. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and Auctionsor.
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FOR SAIL.

Il on Tybee Island, Tilton tract, formerly
owned by Mrs Annette Wilson; titles perfect.
Apply to O'CONEOR & O'BYRNE.
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ELOWERS and Fancy Ferns. Floral designs
II for all occasions al short notice at 8trongs
pharmacy. GEORGE WAGNER. Thunderbols
road. Telephone 498.
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IMPERIAL beer and Virginia Rock Spring
Il mineral water are sold by all hrst-class
clubs. hotels, saloons and stores. 81. LAWNS
ESTATE. sole agsnt.
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Observations tlksn at tns sans moment or
slime at all stations for the MORNING NRws
SAVANNAH. June %, 1888 p. n oity time
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PERSONAL.

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80 S0 PAYS for one dozen OF Wilson'S re-
" = OU nowned cabinet Photographic in
GLIDING one life size crayop free. J. N. WILL
son. 81 Bull street.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The offerings at the Real Eetate Exchange yes'eToa!
were small and chiefly under foreclosure. Nos. 225
and oo7 West Fftytbrd- It. were offered by James
:. Mcoulllen. The property consists Of tenement'
with frame stable in the rear The total plot i
5Ox19j. The whole was offered together IN one plot.
William v RUPERT and J.N T. IhscF VERT INC oulc''
at $4,000. ,,. So. =. =,
Bryan L. Kennedy offered two choice lo.s III -, ~.
Ncholas-ave., near Hamilton Terrace 'o'oAo" lhcS
sold for ~. 900 to John o. BAH. .
The same auctoncer offered four Story oricA tehe-
ment on full lot in East one hundred aho- T.,
west OF Firstavc. The plantih was the buyer ior
$500 -, r, A.,
John y Goldng has sold for j. Hull Browning the
four-siory honse 40. 275 Madison lave adjoining the
corner Of Foriieth-st for abOut $4,000 to John
Terry This property adjon> the corner recently sou
hv the same broker To General Horace Porter.
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Real q STATE.
Auetion Sales of Real Gstale.
JERE. JOHNSON. JR.. Auctioneer.
CHEAT CHANCE FOR 1NNESTNENI'

800 LOTS OPPOSITE NEWNORh Cllf'
distant in an air line a mile and hall. Avn
SOoX TO BIZ CONNECTED By BklDuh N
TUNNEL
500 LOTS AT PALISADES HEIGHTS
to be sold at ..or.
prrr1c AUCTION Ar REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
80 Libcrty.st New.York,
TUESDAY. MARCH o. AT O'CLOCK
f. ,- lo,s or MOS to suit bidders. sale rain or shine
an Without rc,oyation Title guaranteed BY Title quar-
'""' '" -plCIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Owing 70 the great growth Of the music Publishing bus
ness q who Ia. n Sn GF ho2se he
decided Sdqady TSs f o SuT TsT at auction Which
NH banet all desire profitable investment ea 70 eyery
snail @y%cG viii S s c cG,eGe out 50 Pesacss
Una hev NAV he worth to-day or future PROSPECTS, oo S
for ds.s H down monthly q S You nTe
o,. , MArS ~ IN h ha; LbeTiys
Eso M s'I FSSaat M": II Rn,s Row
quest he roCs 2st a ss sa8 wear above ssds
RICHARD v HARNErr CO.. Auetio1 20 a, 20
a. win sell at auction Rda hur' fsats Exchange and
Auction Room, 30 to % Lbery-st,
To close Estate OF job Long
eru.AvE. northwest corner 39th.ss SOL COB and
COS shave. 6.s,0ry brick buildings With stores
sru..vr southwest corner s.,h..s., so7 and 9o5
shave 800 West 5ih-st 5stOry brick buildings Win
stores.
sTH.AvE southeast corner 52d.st.. sos and $50 etn'
ave, 4.story brownstone buildings with stores
60 WEST 37TH.ST. between 5th and 9th aves 4'story
hlch.stoop brownstone dwelling, 2Le155Ses9.
3o7 WEST 37TH-sT. SHAVE. Lot 25xoe.s
with frame building.
JEroMr.AvE near Claremontave. Is lots ad
joining Nuofer's road.house.
w. J. LEITCH, los Broadway.
STI'WiIS & KOBY Attys., % Ilosrty-su
l.. RIIZEMA De GROVE Atty, 30 PARK Row.
Man, and particulars at Aucuoneers II and 70 Liberty
ID fCHARD V. HARNETT & CO., Auctioneers'
will sell at auction Tuesday, March 90, ,
az IL oclo-k noon. the Real fsate f-NchsnEc anu
Auction Room. - 10 80 Llberty-st
EXECUTORS SALE. i,
By order o, Geo. H. Anderson. tArutor OF hstdOe OIL
THOMPSON'N HOTEL.
LAKE MAIOPNC. SEW-YORK.
Magnificent hotel hayinl accommodations tor $50 b too
guests Cottag->. carragc.houe ,sbir barns Isln1fF
and h.hos, cctou-e. ,t,r room and onncry About
acre, 81 ground frontage Of 40 feet on the ah
Within 70 feet - the llArlem Ratra1 aud y \. ah.
Northern Depot. .,.
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LITERARY NOTES.

The first number Of the new periodical. Two Tales.
p attractive ono, and prontses well for the future
Miss Wilkins's "Jufza' is a winsome little sketch o.
character; and Mr.. Gordons story Of tie south In The
picturesque period Of powdered locks, high hccleC
shoes, and peach blossom coats Is full Of color an'
sparkle.
The type Is delightfully."- large and clear-the very
thing for railroad reading, since people will indulge h
that dangerous pleasure; and there Is something vcN
taking about the homey white cover with it, big let
tering. We are inclined to think that 1.-TWO Tales
will be success. The next number viii contain
stories by Julian Hawthorne and Angeline Teal.
Upon the French reader ms been bestowed an op
portunity to taste the quality OF Mr. Nplngs prose
In the current number OF the Revue des DcuN
Mondes" his story, Beyond the Pale" appears under
the title OF " Hors du Cerclc'
The English translation OF the interesting memoirs
OF Baron de Marriott will appear Immediately, L0n2maas
publishing them here and in London. The book con
tans by the way. Of the most stirring stories Of
escape from death in battle to be found In history.
Nh Aldnch's century" poem Is II disappointment
IT is flushed ard artistic Of but would enc
TO give IT second reading? Nj glider has been
more fortunate il MS treatment OF lis inspiring sub
iect-Padcsews!d playing. Happy is the musician
who can inspire IN The tue poet % swcetly fiery an
outburst Of sympathetic music.
There is another pom in +" The Century" that hauns
The reader-the poem which its author, CHARLES Rob
erts calls The Silver Thaw." IL is not great IL is not
even poetcal throughout. But II holds lines which sir
and sing again in the memory as with the gcItc music
Of the iook released in spring:
And in the night the reign
.. W1ter came again,
With frost upon the forest
And stiffness on the stream.
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Lehiqh Valley Railroad.

one Ph.la. Reading l.. T. Co.-Lessee)
PASS l-NtrEH IhAlNS 4,@'S ivOs Va SOrIluAQ and DEB
lrOsscs sts. follows.
a. m. FOR Mduch Chunk and intermediate points
$40 a. IN. Geneva. Lyons. EhErA, Rochester, Buf'
feo and West Potsyile and principal local points
Chair Car Lyons and Pullman Car TO Suspension Bridge
a. ~. for Mluch CHUNK and int rlAec at. points.
IL a. m south Panlcd AMI all intermediate points
~ 80 D. m EInsl aid intermediate points chiu
g. WIlkosoar -
ID. N. IunhhanrocN ana intermediate points, Con
nectiOn TO K aiding and Harrisburg.
go D. m Tor Bound Brook and all intermediate points.
40 u. m for l.. and Is Junction and principal inter.
mediate points. Chair Car D. l.. and b. Junction.
30 y. for Pottsyile and intermediate points ChsI
Car 10 PottsNie. - - ,.
Connection Reading ana Harrisburg. 49,
n. m for FcmingtO and ali intern ediate point.
80 D. M. ,ieneNa Lyons, EII.ra. Rochester, Bl
fslo and the West Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons and sGs
pension Bridge
lrains 10 a. - 80 p. m. / D.. m. and
40 connect Tor all points in MahalOy and HazeI
ton coal Regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and IL M TO- Mauch Chunk, Hazelton Shenandoah
aud Intermediate points.
5:l5 p N. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
80 p NJ Tor Geneva Lyons. Elmlrl Rochester. Bul'
fao ana th. West Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and SUI
pension Bridge.
General Eastern Office. o35 Broadway.
The NewHork Transfer Co Will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel Residence through desti"a alton
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N.Y CITY

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs-N.f' CITY
Lot 59l map Mcro~e south; Karl Knorh to .o
l2' P1@aj 70 ;; ,;l lo Hriter 125,COO
ss33s &% ",, %, ,,s ' to are1 s5IG f
''% sc to Eco '.co hecr si,e 80, - llScS
"e Austin I'o Hsil to ,ialssne ris.ss ,,, ~
OO' icc5 cs,aS f ,ooshsF to May casey 1890
Lot % nap Richardson estate Knesbrdee WIN o,o
Lots H. '' T. and 49, map; same to II II I'm
Lot - sam. nsp Lcmuel strauss 1928
Ai William wash6Srn and anc executors, to
Ar nGnn t. 'rr' io6 IT n cr,cenyc 5oxs7O
Lot 9 !. map az ic1srdsoa Stat, Knrsbrdse same ooo
Lot same man saee to Henry Smith ,o.os 700
Jacob> To- J p Mortimer ., 1880
''' ANTHONY Smyth to Xhr,hIr' WoT -, 1850
5sul.-t, so ~ Fast; joseph l. h WOOD 70 ~ ooo
slst.st. 80 IS West David Il Ivison to V Il o.
ryns,,s p -. 1868 Of rcln@m.aye 25>l5ctx soo
o'ha N,s 20, ,li,nt Tine W." SO 900
t'bc, ShbtaIr9n'n 10 II,ae ood,ti6 Is ,oO)
Iob Tp" Dg,D,.cy To MARY remp4,y $500
Audubon.aye' c cor l15th.-'. iI}si>4sN25X ooo
Av ssCJ- 5o % DS" c & 5 4n wo iS Jao
i" roo,s NO ~ W. w" .. 81 500
'2d't u,.Sio acG IT, to- james % 5000
li8d.st II =. 100 II 81 1othoNe. 13N"5 II WIN
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5dayc. g :. 5o.4 It o. ll2h--t, 25Hlooi L@"- q,
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paIId Ea"ry 70 WI" ilS +, Of rod6am l1rdne
Road 2ON'3 Il 'dlrN l. i1i"h 10 y \ i''il'" -
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aMr. oscsr Wilde explainss-addressinc thus Il
50. James's Gazette' !:


ST. James, Gazette"
Allow to co-rect statement put forward in
your issue Of This evening. to the effect that have
made a certain alteration in my play I'm consequence
rcckessly and very foolishly in the papers about
dramatic art. This statement is entirely untrue, and
grossly ridiculous.
The facts are follows on last saturday night
after the play was over. and the author cigarette in
hand had delivered delightful and immortal speech
i Ind the pleasure OF entertaining at supper small
older than myself naturally listened 70 their artistic
views with attention and pleasure. The opinions OF
the old on matters of Art are. OF course OF no value
Whatsoever. Tho artistic instincts of the young are
invariably fascinating; and am bound TO state that
that the psychological interest of the second act would
be greatly increased by the disclosure Of the actual
Mrs, Eriynne~an oi,rion. ma add. that had pryvi-
ouslv been strongly held and urged by Mr. Alexander.
As 10 those Of us who do not look on a play as a
logical interest IS everything determined conse.
revelation. This determination however was en-
tered into long before rad the opportunity OF study
PLAYED in such papers The Referee Reynolds. .
and " The Sunday sun
When criticism becomes I'm England a real art.
Us IL should be. and when none but those of artistic
instinct and artistic cultivation are allowed to write
about works Of art, artists VIII doubt read criti-
cisms With certain amount Of intellectual interest.
A. thf1gS are at present, the criticisms OF ordinary
far they display in its crudest form the eXtiaor
binary BOeOtiahlSm q cDuntry that has produced
some Athcnlans, and ta which other Athenans have
come to dwell.
"Scribner's Magazine proposes TO publish inter
esng series OF arclc dealing with the poor IN great
cities. The first paper will appear in April and its
subject VIII be The social Awakening in London
Hugh Thomson, glad to note. has made twenty
Ave sketches 10 accompany ms arice. Joseph Kirk
land the author of Jury" has prepared the paper
the poor of Chicago
A recent issue Of the Bcrlner Tageblst7 contained
q hatteIing review of Henry Edward krchbiels work
upon The Wagnerian Drama" from the pen of Helm
rich Erich, of the greatest authorities music
fn tho German capitsl Henry Edward Krehbic
said the professor among other things. the critic OF
The New-Y York Tribune, whose excellent, scholarly
and clever criticisms have often had occasion TO
praise In these columns. has published work upon
THE Waanerlan Drama Among the numerous
treatses upon this subject this book is TO be most
warmly recommended as specially interesting. The
very first chapter upon the Prototypes and Elements
OF the Wagnerian Drama, contains much acute discus
sion. Krehbiel one of tie first enthusiastic ad
herents OF Wager
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Ncw.York. wednesday. March ..

Now. York. W'uno-d0N, Naftn Y.
The following sales were he'd at the LXchange and Auc-
ton Room today =. ooo
II Of l>t-aVc lot 2JNlO0, Man DanAhBrl, Sow 49,,
and i-stoy bTidin., ana sable, WIN p.o1 .. sne'
Nos 2y5 and 991 West j31. - 200 r. 4" o othd'c'
MOI 50yIuj - 30 iXi.25. Rurpert. $1,000
Plot 81 land Of - Mich ia-aNc 81 y n OF 4lAVsU'
plo; 90 AG2 7NJi.1CNj3J. John . Ball -i,Ooo
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Fun Schools.

z AW CLASS FOR WOMEN At THE UNIVERSITY
IL OF the City OF NewYork (RoOm 30, Washington
square East-The important course laws affecting
special ea-Se OF persons husband and VIE parents ana
children wills u.,esste succession. &C. begins Monaay
March IA at 80 D. For particulars address MIS-.
LEONARD WEBER president Womehs Legal I'd So
ciey. % West 4Gth-st
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Proposals.

JEFFERSONNlLLE, ND, February 16
ls0:.seacd proposals. In tripeate subject usual
central standard time "Wednesday, the 10th day OF
March. 1892. for furnishing the .. NJ Depot here
various articles OF Quartessters stores such station
ery. ash barrels ranges dump and hand carts. ing
machines parts range castnas, iron rope paints
miscellaneous tool sni hardware etc. Government
serves reject all proposals and accent
the whole any part OF the supplies bid for All nfor
nation furnished on application to this ONCE Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked Proposals for
stores and addressed TO Colonel UENRY
& HODGES. Assistant Quart.rmaster- General, u. 5
Army. Dcpot
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Eesai Notices.

ID URSUANT to the order of the Surrogates
i Court County Of HcriiIner. State OF New
ork notice Is hereby given 10 all having claims
James tceter ats the Little
Fails county Of H"kincr. deceased present the
with the NOuche~s trrcof 10 te surrogate Of ief
County hi Office In the village % Little Fa, In
.ad HcrhiLer County. b-ior the 18TH day o. March
ls92. II being the intenton Of rho undciened sole de-
lce,stce IN the viii ri!
the apply seid S,rogates Court for
letters with the will the
goods chtes and credits Of the said deceased under he
provisions thousand SIX hundred
seven of Code Of Civil Procedure providing for this
JAMES y. EEETER, AnpleAnt
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ROpOsALs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

rhiladepha Dept oi the = NJ. Dept. No las
Arrh-st., Philadelphia Pesn, March iS9-Seslcd
posas ia trpcaie. wiz be receive here until O'Clock
:. m, tuesday. April o. isg2 for furnishing the L. $
B. kcrsey u. Is nannels, blouse lining flannel facing
cotton tape ,S ",,t zone stud buttons music pouches
m SPADES. record books
helmet. aud lO-ounc- cotton duck and
iron beds wire bunk boti.ns pds Tor
delivery other points VIII be considered. The goods
led Tor requet the earliest practicable date and
bdocrs must stt "a eSas terms the date, ana qusnte,
their proposed deliveries The Government reserve,
the 20 reject an all bids Preference Will be
given To artcs domestic production OF manufacture
rond on qualify aud price Including In the pr OF
IN predictions manufactures the duty thereonl
l. Ing equal For copies Of printed Instructions TO bid.
dcs blanks for proposals, Sc apply at this ONCE. In.
,s1bss Ss,ossed 10 tSn nd propHi' Tor
q. q. SAWTEILE,
Dgpot
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PITTSFIELD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
CENTRAL R, R, OF NEW.JERSEY.
The Port Kfadinr II. t. Co.. Lessee.)
FOOT OF LIBERTY.ST.. NORTH RIVER.
Time Tah.e 81 NoNenLb.r 2Sth. 1871.

FOOT OF LIBERTY. ST. NORTH RIVER.
Time Table Of November 2Sh. 1891.
80 a. ~ ofr Laston. Magch Chunk, Wlkesbarre
n,okin. sunDurS, Wian>port On sundays for Laston.
700 u. m. for Ea~ton and Maach Chunk. On Sundays.
s:i5 a. NJ Tor E.stcn Maach Chunk, Wiik,~barre
Scranton. Rcaiing Iorr.Lnfs pottsyil!e Tsmagga sha
90 p. m for Easton Mauch Chunk Reading. Harris.
On SUNDAY for Eaton. Mouch Chunk. Tamaqua Potts
IS p. ~ for Ea,on, Maucb Chunk. READING Harris,
burg Wlhcsbarre. scranton. Iainoqua, Potts ie
IS , B. NJ for Fa,toa NaaSh chaaA Reading Harris.
o 80 r,mas F e &c. 'a oc $oi3"H m co. 80
For ? % S":"y 3 q 10 90 Il 80
80 90 10 80 a. No. 90 rs 100 &c. 5 &c.,
~ FOR bound Brook ct 30 90 900 7:45. s45 90.
1852 o0 no. 50 q 90 ' 30 90 Is 600 5 49, S 49, d5
80, $50 As. 9I5, 10 49, II 80 p. m, Il IS night.
2;i5; 20 400, 500 $50 600, 900 io:oo p. No.,
10 3; F!sI s. e. IS 49, M s.s sS So
&c., cc CO. 80 os 10 90 Il S SO % SS S Sj
nigh no N sTd co 80 90 90 80 90 go 900 10 80 90 10
F. Freehold and A'nss 90 Highlands a: 90 sls
F n SSoC a. so = OS p sundays 'eA''P'
plcasant' at go sI6 % II Is q ~ q 80 Red Bank
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At so o 81 10 ,,s a. ms 49, - 20 p M is.or
s 20 Gt' 5u" S Sn sandsy sng $40 H. ' So'
Tor Tom. RiysT bsSnesa: Park and Barnesss, 80.
s For sO cy 9 fDsin and ndse,ou u $50
&Sn#pas,S ns .Sc sd seasrsAt at 49, sn5
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New pnbllrallons.

Eighteenth Edition, post paid, for 25c or stamp
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls =, On j
i Turns Grey, and the Remedy. BY Prof n "a FIJI I
FARKFR A. ~ LONG & Co. lob Arch.st. Phls., Pa
Every one should read this little book -hthens-um'
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lost an founo

n OST-BAnk book Ne. 1913. 26f on Dry Dock Savings
~ Bank. ANY person having CLAIMS upon said book is
called the the bank within thirty
days the said book Will be declared cancelled and
11~uiake4. end . new enc issued IN lieu thereof
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1nstrrltlon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. lab Broadway
" 42d-st. All departments
VI. ". HOBBY. y. Z. HENDEICkSOS.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL RLUE LINE.


For philadelphia at 80. 40 90 10 90. IL 80 m
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For Suabury and Wlsmsport via PHILADELPHIA at AZ
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night ic S s"s seat. csn b. procured at II
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NEw:YORK. ONTARIO .XnwE>TERN RAILWAY
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t5s HARLEM OFFICES $50 East one.euqdrsa.
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0fatbers.

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~ Universities Colleges Schools ana Families. Circulars
behoos to Parents. Modern Lang ages spoken. MIRIAM
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AGENCY Established 1880 W ID. Kerr, ~ Ia lith-st
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For Young Ladies-Cit,
Musical InstructiC

CLASS IN LITERATURE for lsd es, with DR.. Dol
Aof Columbia. REV. DR. AND MRS. CHARL
ID. GARDENERS, SCHOOL. COZ oth-aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10
flats 10 Get, llnfurnisbso.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-10

800 LOTS OPPOSITE NEW-Aokh GILL
distant in an air line a mile and half ~
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-06-09
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-06-09
From Plains to Peaks.

In the Ute Pass, = near Colorado
Springs are several pleasant places
to cool off during the hot summer
months. Reasonable hotel, cottage
and tent raes. Yon can go to the
top of Pixies Peak on foot, horse
back, in carriage,or via the cog
wheel railway.
Santa Fe Route is the only line
that runs Pullman vestibule sleepers
to Manitou without change.
Cheap excursion tickts now on
sale to principal Colorado resorts
and to Las Vegas, Hot Springs,
New Mexico, the favorite all-the-
year-round watering place, where
Montezuma Hotel is located.
Inquire Of G. G. COLEMAN,
Local Agent Santa Fe Route.