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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23
. RIE Lines.


- SOLID TRAINS bErWEEN NEW.YoRK AND
E. CHICAGO, VIA CHAUTAyQUA LAKE OR 81.
AGAEA EALlSi AE ENch ant STs PaS6
direct route to pas.aic Paterson Tuxedo. Newburs.
dale Scranton, Binghanton, Elmo. Corning Watkins
@ G laao Sasaa IGn TolGm
Lake. Cleveland. Cincinnati. St Louis, Chicago aud all
points So%. ard s minus cf roDs Vest
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
n m A. NJ. Daily-va Niagara Falls and Chsutauqua
9.UU Lake. Parlor Ca, Ne%.York TO Buffalo Sleeper
union station except sunday for Monticello.
vESTIBULED LIMITED.
. m p. NJ. Day-solii train for Chicago. via chaurau.
TO Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
. on p NJ. except sunday-For Blnghamtoa, Honesdals
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
~ on T.. NJ. Daily-Sold train to Chicago via Niagara
O.oU Falls and Grand Trunk Railway. Sleepers TO
Buffalo Rochester, Toronto and Chicago
Pacific EMPRESS.
O on z. NJ Daly-Va Chautauqua Lake and Niagara
S.0U rails SOLID train 10 Chicago. Sleepers to Buffalo,
chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERvIs.
WIZ p Pr A.. 80 8 r. 4 20 b. 90
D. IL. Sundays-o a. M, p. m. o 80 y. m 5 80 r. III.
FOR NEWBURG.
w d. m. sundiys-9 u. m, 2 y. NJ. 9 80 y.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
ApS AND IlME-rABlLS may be obtained from
tanning select OF hotels aud boarding houses suburban
hones" describing vicinity Of New osS; "Chautauqua
fEIChEAs AND PILLHAS ACCOMMoDAIIoNS OF
L iOl. 81 and 95l broadway. Chambers and Wes.
Corner a SeSak and pIUS
ats. Ho6oSen and Jersey CITY station Eric Transfer
aonS .as G5 and n, baggage from hotels ana resi-
D. /. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent.
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(The Port Reading r. r. Co.. Lessee)
FOOT OF LIBERTY-ST., NORTH RIVER.
Time Table OF November 18th 1881.

FOOT OF LIBERTY.sr.. NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of November 2sth. 1891
ScTaGt0D RsSns sGs1Srs le%a9Ta pot'
200 a. N. for Eastcn and Allentown:
Eassoa Maach chSns shamckn and i,m.por tt1n'''
s!S g. n; FOR EsstSoa Maqsh Chunk wilkesbarre.
moAin Sunbury Williamsport Through coach Williams.
90 p. m. for Easton, Mauch Chunk Reading Harris.
burg P0t5svle shamosin Su3b@ TS and Willnnspor
,.S p; FOR Eastoa Maach Chunk. Reading, Harris.
burg Wlkesbarre. Scranton Tsnaqua, Pottsvile. Sha-
SssSS NJ 10 EsssSn SaaeS cHSnk Reading Harris.
os Pennington of s e &c. 'd O ssn IS H. co. 49,
'iS p s % sSs:sy: 10 90 I. 80.
100, 0 90 10 80 a. m, :O0 2I5 100, 5:5o 800.
vi For bound Brook a. 80, 90 90, Is. s.s 200,
SO So $50 So Gig % IS So p No. 2 rs : niess
g;iS: $50 400. 500. $50 8 90 geo. 1000 p. M.
:; E|'ar;'' E: g fS$ ;s sss
y i; OS 400 $50 90. ZOO 90 1000
p For For Freehold Atlantic Highlands 80 SIS.
F1sSe & ,s S9,S.S and - po,'.
rlsssn:' g, iTIs s1$ g Ia d f
FOR LAKEWOOD.
90 m No Q SUNDAY y, trains ,s and n,,, .,o
S For h,a.s City, vidsand and Brdseson at .s'
=. Fsr Monmouth Beach and scabrght at 4:so sa5.
IL 10 a. m. 80, 100. 20 p. H.
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Mem Dublieations.

Eighteenth Edition, pot paid for ?5c., or stamps
rTHE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls on !;
Il Turns Grey and the Remedy. BY Prof HARLEY
FlRKEK 4. r. LONG 6 Co. lOi3 Arch.st, Phils., Pa
..Evcry one should read this little book IA thenaeum
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FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL Blue LINE.

For Phadelphia at 80. 7t5 oo. 10 co. IL 80 a.
80 2:l5 30 90, ) 100, 90. Z 80 p. m, IL rs
night. SUNDAYS, 200 10 80, IL 30 q. m. 30 3 80
For Baltimore and Wellington daily at co. II 80 with
Dining Car. u. m 80. 80 Dining Car. 100 p. NJ.
II 10 night. ,o oo -. 80
m 1918 night except Saturday night sundays II 80 ..
M 80 200 go M, have connections for Reading.
IIarr sburg Pottsyile, xc.
For Sunbury and Wlll0msport. via Philadelphia. ut as
a. M. 80 80 M L. 10 midnight except Saturday
night; Sundays, 500 y. IN. 49,.
Tickets and be procured II. I72
POI AIS O4+, lilo 1923 Broadway, 1877 6th-aye. 29i
West loJh-st 1874 Ea-t l25thst New York Court-st,
$50 Fulton:st. % Broadway. nrookyn 49,,
New-Yo-k Tran fer Company VIII call for and checl
baggage from hotel residence.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WESI SllOhE kAllNOlD.
Train lcNe t2d-st North Rycr, station York.
follows and 20 minutes earlier from foot Jay-st y.
$3.50 A. Mapaliy Tor NewbcIs, Kins1,Sa, Albany
7i5 \. M.-Daiiy Tor Albany; eaily, except Sunday
Montreal.
1900 A.; M-Daily, for Ncwburs, Albany. Utica syrr
$50 .!iy, except SATURDAY. COR Toronto ,.,,c.
1889 ~ M.-1sly except SUNDAY, for Albany ana CtscA
800 7 n;-nely except SIND for AlbaIn, any,, sv,..
'ao ,ar Ai.ay hohsrGa' oSca, 'pe.
troll. Chi"rgo I.Ou
Sis T.. M.-paily ios ALBANY, rtca Syracuse, Roches
Bufao. Niagara Fails Detroit Chicago, ST. LOUIS;
. daily, eXccp: saturday. for fcioRto. .
uANFltSTRAW LOCALS. 2:'5, S:i5 u. NJ. a..
NEWBU re- LOCALS, s:25, 1913 a. NJ lid, 49,
sleeping ear, for buffalo Niagara FALL. Toronto Do
trolt, Chicago, ST. Louis all through trains ,,.
Daily. For tickets. timetables. parlOr and sleeping
car Citations information apply at Offices BROOK;
yn 3S3 Wa hing e. 720 tultn.st Annex office, oot
FnItoa:.t NewYork civ, :7i 1913, 7sa 9ta Brosdwas
1913 Bowery IL Park Place 53 West l2o'h-st, iu'a ~
stotlons c. u. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
THE BOOK OF OPEN-AIR SPORTS, octave. 500 pages.
Illustrated The standard authority Oh American open'
Dir anusements Rules for sailing, swimming. ball plays
Ing shcStng horseback ,Idng &c; &c. ~ full " pee
copy published by The Tribune. New York Enterta'e
ing and universally complimentet By the Dress.
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TO BOSTON
AND EASTERN CITIES,

LONG ISLAND AND EASTERN STATES LINE.
SUid Puhu Ncstibuled ira leaves brooklyn IL l.
L. Il. stiton) IL go. l.. l. ,ty II 10 every night
In Bostn 20 a. Corresponding returning.
Tickets and sleeping ear bcrths secured L. l. L. IL
Offices
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J APAN-CIIINA'
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
EDITERRANEAN LINE.

Al EDITERRANEAN LINE.
Ab EXprr>- le-sengeF steamer Service.
New-Norh 20 Genoa IA i--s Eleven D1vs.
NpRDDEIT>f HER LLOYD =. =. CO.
SOr I'll OF FRANCE, RIVIERA AND IrNT.Y.
Touching Gibraltar. u lard pa,.cngrr, u Spain.
Avoiding the Northern Latitude, Atlantic the Channel
Crossing and long H. X. Rides.
Wfrrt SIT. Fob. -. 10 \. Wrfra Sat May = 10 a. n
Fulds sat. Mn. l.. 10 luda sat. MAJ rs a. m
Vera sat AR. 2 10 a. IL. Wcr1 sat Juns rs lOa ~
Fuld9 sat. AR. lC 10 Fuldi St July - 10 a. H.
Iass'go siCo. rl2o or &i50 berth First Cabin
Clos, conncc ton. Tor EGYPT by NORDDErTSC HER
LLOYD STEAMERS nov. o aud every fortnight there
after from GENOA ~ ISMALIA.
DEIETTIiS A Co. . Bowling Green.
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justrurtion

For Young Ladies-City.
4 CLASS IN LITERATURE for ladies' with Dr. Dodge
Aof Columbia. at REV. DR. AND MRS. CHARLES
II. GARDENERS. SCHOOL. COZ 5th-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23

Al RS ~ B0NEWITZ v0LKMANN receives pupils In
w music at ola West 46th-st.
English, French German spoken during the lesson
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- UORT ROETE TO london

-
- NOHDDEl ISCHtE LLOYD NAIL S. s
NEW.TOHK. SOr1ifAMrTON. BREMEN.
FAST Exi'I:E~S STEAMERS. "
ALLhiS ~ .. An. LIiiyTus. iiif.. $ p T.in
TRAVE. Tues. Nor. l. am. ElBE sat. Mar r. 6 a ~
First c,bn' so ~ upward berth second cabin $50
a berth - at low rates.
OELEiCIIs 4 co. 40. . Bowling Green
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Musical Instruction. =

Al ETRoPOLITAN COLLEGE or MUSIC. -
ltI LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTION OF AMERICA.
Panoiote teachers certificates hxamlners William
Mason, Nus Doc. A. g: NJ, and Albert Ross Parsons
a. Q. NJ. Dudley Buck, president n. II. Palmer. l.
Agrsmonte, H. Shelly and {. B. iIawley among tho
Jdlsting ulshed mepbers OF the faculty.
PUPILS ADMITTED Al ANY TINE.
For particulars address II. W. GREENE. Sec;
10 ard 81 East 14th-st., city.
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Gcarhrrs.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS. TEACH.
n Frs IutOrs tiOyene>scs etc. nf all hrtnches snpltd
Ia Universities Colleges Schools and Families Circulars
schools 70 Parents. Modern Languages spoken MILAN
COYRIERE. Cook Building. lJ0 tHth.aye cor 2Otl-st
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCf
"A Suppllc. Professors Teachers. Tuois 'oN"rnesses,
&C.. 70 Colleges schools and Families: Apply TO
Mrs. j. NJ. YOUNGFULTON, % Union >quar..
ID EST TEACHERS supplied for all branches in any
ID locality. NO FEE for registration Form for stomp
P.V.HC YSSOON. American School Bureau. w. l4th--t
II OR A PRIVATE TUTOR. recommended by well-known
families specially successful In preparing BOYS Tor
college address Yale University. Box II l29s IroldMay
n ESSE'S TEACHERS AGENCY. Il Fast 1Gth-st.. sup
pies conn teachers tutors govenesse- musicians
artists. &c. al! branches recommends best schools Eng
lish Geman. French. Spanish spoken.
VNEACnER having experience With children mentally
i deficient. would entire charge Of such cilld at
her own home a miles from the city. Teaching by
MISS MARTIN. I. 23S broadway
", IIF FISK Teachers York Boston, Chi.
j cago Los Angeles &c. 5000 positions filled. II. f.
CROKER. ~ Y. Manager. Lincoln B'ldg. Union So.
w NNTED.-Iadics with Spanish TO 20 70 foreign
w gOvernesscs in private families Gentle
Director OF musical department for September large
salary. Young organst for south moderate salary
MIRIAM COYRIERE. Book Building 80 5th-ayc,
cor. .0th-st.
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For Young Ladies-Country.

T LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY. Rochester. N. y
IL Home Church School Tor the care management and
culture OF young ladies' 35th begins Sept TO- 1891
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Railroa0s.

pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals G. Automatic Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Dcsbr0sscs and COrtIandt Streets.
On and after FEBRUARY 9th, 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
900 A. m.-Puaan ye'tibule Sleeping and Parlor Cars
dSspo vfrn 40 90 a. dRsasS as T. M
Louis 100 3 m. next day. Connects al'o for I0leao'
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1900 eAsusisy Of pG aiaS y sans
a n" oSe aRa Sa ca ES0 pe ssGs
"a 7 .S9 ali fG she s sSs
once a5ssd ;iaio aS and %
indianapolis 80 a. M and Chicago GAS a. m. next
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
York and Dining cars from SewIork to st. Louis ana
Arrives Cincinnati AS a. NJ. and St. Louis Z 80
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
300 p. M.puman vessibule, seepng Dining smo;:
Ing and PennsyNena Railroad Ve'tibue passenger
Coacha, from New-York 10 Chicago. Arrives IN Ih-
THE WESTERN EMPRESS.
60 oa rSp5s St Log ch3gs aS GfysnGs
and PCT burg . Rh@cnd sSG Gis x
Gye II 10 aG - ssl and % 81 Ions
H. morning H CONNECTS Es Tor Toledo day
PACIFIC EXPRESS
Shfsso Ns%yS1s N%yhS r The s IS %
sSsaa % aSa e: e'y
SLEEPER and kno8v
EcGgO,a and nd. Da %, Vile. r. I,o.n.,.. o,o Rail,
go" ,da for a SI @
BALTIMORE, WAsTINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1910 A.. NJ" Washington Limited Express Of Pull
ScAes yGTs r''S s V Every ds;s
$50 Tps e wa,el"S2a SSD P imca of Pullman
aT e.. ar sfysps a.as
Fsn' "s SSafs 90 q either ''.
% % go and 90 80 a ssq a1S
gG G0c and a.@o.e Gny 80 and 90 eu p
For JACKSONVILLE AND At. AUGUSTINE.
g ssscia %oHaay; w %sans.dsys Fridays.
E:E :%'s ;:a b. s'
For Atlantic cy so m weekdays with through
For Browns Mlsnthe-Pines' 90 M weekdays. with
Through car.
For Cape May. IN p. m. wookdavs
FOR PHILADELPHIA
EAPF sns In 10 o Dining and 10 %s 90 Rssa
Limited with Dining Csr and j 100 a. n Il 60 90
2:l0 90, 80. 90 80, 90, u 90 q 30 . 100 aud
900 p. m and II rs night Accommodation II 10 g.
~ o 30 and 90 y N; sunday ma I GSpeSs do S
30 300 80 $ 90 and . 90 D. H. and IL rs night
ro4 e. e o4ss 4sss
On.ces Nos 49, $40, 9i4 and / 1923 Broadway Astor
IIous" 42lst. and 6th;ave. 13i East lo5th-st. 204
West i25:h-st, Pal Columbus.aye.. and foot OF Des
bro.scs and Cortnndt is. COurt-st, $50 FNtonst,
IS Broadway. Brooklyn Annex station. foot OF Full
tonst. Rrooklyn; - IIudson.st, Hoboken; Station.
Jersey CITY.
The York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through % destination.
CHAS T. PUGU J. l.. WOOD,
Manager General Possr Agent
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apartments Go fet.
The PR EN- Ter,

apartments 60 fst.
The PREMIER,
I'D ST. COR. LEXINGTON AVE-.
select family Hotel Apartment House lot ,," no
o- ,-,nsient quests Everything Suites al Two Y"
six rooms furnished or unfurnshcd with ifstas S' In,
roon, IN ION floor and the perfectly app0ntcu u
s,on and Turkish hath i'm the basement. Location hr
class near Central Park and l. road stean-hoit'" oc-
yator and electric bells Terms FasohhO''
SCRIPTURE & WETMORE. i'roprietors'
ON'iIT ST CATHERINE APARTMENT-HOu Malt'
son.aVe and t3d-st.-flegant suite OF nfteen ryon'
.,,cr, xicr ~ 30 feet Apply on Premise, 10 j. ID.
BROOKS, superintendent
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Hlnsical Jnsfrnmenrs.


EMERSON PIANOS
Excel in all the varied elements indispensable" 10 In.
struments OF superior merit. Liquidy and purity OF
tone responsive and pleasing touch $4,000 have already
been sold. The prices very moderate and terms en-
tirely convenient to purchaser.
Factory In Boston Mass. New-York warerooms, o.
6th-aye., 14th-st.
A y ASSORTMENT OF secondhand grand. upright and
square pianos Of make. IN perfect condition
and fully warranted also number OF secondhand pianos
Of other prominent makes at very low prices;
WM KNAHE 4 CO..
14S shave eNtrst New York.
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For Roys and Young Men-City

For Boys and Young Men-City.
n ARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, 30 West 5Cth.st.-A
family day school for boys. whose destination is
college or business. ELMER l.. PHILLIPS. Principal
! TNIvERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. lab Broadway.
~ near i,d''s, ~ aePsr'NenEss' uENnP1cKsoN
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-OT TIoS. t DOOR son. eol and lee5 nrondway.

NHARLESTON, :. c., the South & Southwest.
OJACkS9Ny VILE AND An FL0KIpA POINTS
From Pier % T.. r. foot OF KOO~eN eltstl, at D. IN.
1EOQt OlS, Charleston and Jackson lie We'd Fb. -.
YEMA SSH Charleston anil jacksonville Fri Feb -.
ALGONQUlN Charleston and Ia, ksonN He Mon. Feb -
All steamers have nr-t-ca-~ passenger omutiatOns
ms under opn policy cncct'i at Onch OF one
cent. WM. T. CLYDE g CO.. General Acent-,
3 BOWLING Green. y Y.
T. O. EGER Grn'I Att. q. :. Frt Line. 3t7 broadway.
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TiNSrowN AND LIVERPOOL.

i FOR QrEI.NSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF CHIC Mo. "Wednesday. March . g n M
CITY OF Bil.LlN welnesiay. March 10 30 a ~.
CITY OF NEWlORk "Wednesday. March - l. noon
Il ~ 81 tiiit AtrD Ms.lut-div. D. "A tI
Prom Pier 49, y. Il. adjoining Chrl-tophcr-st Ferry.
First cabin ESQ and upward according -te1cner AID
locat on Of room second cabin. so and sBj prepaid
go ~tecragc. 20. INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION
CO.. General Agents. u Bowling Grc.n, y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-23

Macmillan Co. publish collection Of addresses
on comparative religion, given at South Place Insti
tute under the title Of "ReligOus systems Of the
World.n Some OF the lectures delivered by such
weIknown persons as Canon Rawlinson, Isabella Bird
Bishop F. c. Conybeare, Charles Voyscy and Sir Fred
erick Pollock and others delivered by clcrgymen
and aymen of less note. All more less Informing
and interesting The first half Of the Is de
voted TO Pre-Christian and NOnChristan religious
Thought and the last half discusses Christian, Thestic
and philosophic thought. While necessarily popular
in STYLE the book is that thoughtful students Of
religious questions will find both suggestive and
full
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lON III vi l..
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
IIINBT Rd-ANEEICAN PACKET CO

EIprcS, Service 20 Southampton Gouhon and Ham.
burg. Magnificent ncp twin--cr"w stamcr- u l3lOO0O
h. T. Th limo hold she record Tor fastest time London
and me Continent. Spring ssiliugs
coiun"bs Hpri - f1c.t B,inarck Jun. -
ferst Bltmarck,.-.- May Augusta Victoria. June
Augusta Victoria May l. Norrnannia June 10
Norm ANNA May 49, Columbia June -
hamburg American Packet Company 81 Brondway. y Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-14

IaoR AALE-I have three OF those very
- desirable dwellings left on Brooine
street, between Sd aud 1th streets. These
houses have ten rooms and bath. front
yards Trout porches, sanitary plumbing.
heaters gns fixtures. cellars cemented,
Portland Puyelnent and nre pupsre /
III onGhout. II you want u nice hone
Rt troderAtc price. you should see John
NulFoua, at 9l5 Market street. Office
open evenings a6
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-14

We arc pleased to announce that we
have made arrangements by which we
are prepared to supply FREE to each
oil our subscribers a years subsorip-
ton to TINT well-known monthly
Home and Farm Journal. the AMRRf-
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filled with entertaining and instruo.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-14

! The following transfers OF real es.
tate were recorded at the Engineering
and Surveying Department yesterday
! Daniel Collins and Daniel II. Col
Inns to Phillip Mcdonnell, house and
lot on the northwest corner Of Fourth
and Monroe streets. lot 10x80 feet.
Joseph L, Carpenter, trustee for Au-
brey Thatcher and wife. to Albert Y
johnson, lot on the west side of Pine
street between Vandeyer avenue anc
Sixteenth street, lot 20xi35.
Same to same. lot on the southwest
corner of Pine and Vandevsr avenue.
lot 63. SxS5.
Same to Henry r, Folsom, lot OF
the north side of Fourteenth street
between Thatcher and LOCUST lol
'50xlT5.
Same to Arvid W. Eklund, lot on the
west side OF Pine street between Ven
ldever avenue and Sixteenth street, lot
I20xI3S
Same to same, lot on the south side
OF Vandever avenue between Pine and
Lombard streets, lot 69.S4xs5.
Joseph Tatnall to Harry s. Goldey,
lot on the northeast corner oil Six.
tenth aud Washington stresbA leI
l35x1T2 feet. irregular.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-14

M Trobert, commissary OF police in tn
Enfants- Rouges district, was interruptet
during his dinner on Sunday by a younj
man, who in a state of great excitemen
rushed into the Office and exclaimed:
'My wife declares she will leave mel
would rather liel'
He then shouted out his name and nd
dress, and producing huge knife plunge,
it into the region of his heart and fell t
the ground bathed in blood The wife wa
sent for. and threw herself upon tn
young mans body, kissing him on boil
cheeks and swearing she would never leav
him. To the establishment of the polio
officials the husband hereupon rose to hi
feet, wiped the blood off his knife and sal,
to his wife:
THAT'S all right Then we will z,
homer
To this, however, the eommissary oil,
jected until he had ascertained that TIN
sham suicide had bladder full Of bloc,
concealed beneath his clothes, and that h
had invented this comedy In low life il
order to regain his wife's affection. TIL
reconciled couple were then allowed I,
depart. Tit-Bits
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-14
Auditors Notice,


Down, SEPTEMBER. 9Th, 1892.
To tho School Committees OF the several
School Districts OF New Castle County
The following schedule has been ar
ranged for the settlement of the account.
oi school Districts OF New Castle County
viz:
Monday, September 19th--Dlstricts from
No. TO Is, from II A. N. to 4P.M.
Tuesday, September s0th--Districts from
No. 70 10 No. 80. from II A. NJ, to4P NJ.
" cdnesday. lSep etnber 2ist - Districts
from No. 81 TO No. rs. from IL A. NJ, to 4
.p. NJ. .
Thursday September ed - Districts
from 10 to l02, from l A. NJ. to 4 p. NJ,
TN these days the Auditor Will sit at tho
Court House in Wilmington; also,
ON Monday September goth. from 1915
to p. IN. at the biiddletown Hotel, In
Middletown,
ss-Prompt attendance is required.
JOHN p. DULANEY.
septi0-3t STATE AUDITOR.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-14

Robby sat in his club, and Robby wa
enjoying a chat with his friend from Lon
don, who had just arrived in this country
Robby was usually "A very level headet
youth, credit to his American birth. A.
Robby sat there talking to his friend from
Great Britain, though, he unconsciousl,
came under the spell of his lordIy airs AM
was soon echoing his Jaw weallys" IN,
"don'cher knows"
But WEAKLY don'eher think, my der
Wobby," said he from London, that j.
our English home life, donehe know, W,
are ever so much more delightfully."- charm
ing than you Americans are, you seer"
Jaw, we'll, WEAKLY" echoed Robby
''don'cher see, my dear old fellow,
WEAKLY must, don'cher known-
"Oh, ratsl' was the interruption thai
came in deep, stentorian tones from tn,
colonel, who had been reading his news
paper in neighboring alcove.
Homely words they, but they brought
Robby back to America. Shaking himself
like one recovering from trance, h,
sharply answered his London friend.
query. "No. / do not. New York Times