davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-05-07
Hotel to Rent,

The Foucault house is offered for
lease on reasonable terms. 1t has %
rooms, many Of them large enough for
two beds each, and every convenience
for large boarding house or hotel.
Enquire of
ne 40 DuJr IN Eor-nArrr
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-05-07

S. L. Harris Il Co have the finest
line of wall paper in Baraga county.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-05-07

10 and 10 cent wall paper at S. L.
Harris & Co.'S.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-05-07
BARAGA..

NoTicE.Thc Baraga department. of the
LANsE SENTINEL Is under the care and
niunications and local notices intended for
publication on that page should be addressed
to him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20
FOLLOUEIiS or MN.
They Met Again in sanger Hall TO Decide
Upon tho Beat Course To Pursue.

They Met Again in sanger Hall 10 Decide
Upon tho Beat Course to Pursue.
Immediately after tho Convention haa
taken recess the followers Of David b. Hi
met in Sanger Hall and elected Captain j. ".
Hudeins. Of Caroline. presiding officer
Major Daniel briefly explained tho details
OF the situation and officially resigned tbe
honor of nomination for delegate-atlar
Similar action was taken by Mayor J. Taylor
Ellys0n aud :. Wexford Corb!n. who bad N Vi,
been nominated for that honor.
Mr.. Thomas Martin announced that he had
received q telegram from General William m
Payne, who, while IN sympathy with t.e
friends who had nominated him. would A..
quiesce in anything in the interest OF l.r
mony. and he was therefore willing O. la..
his name Withdrawn.
Mr.. G.. A. Nicoll. the chairman Of the com.
mittee Of ten. stated that on the prey.o,.
evening IL had been tho intention % conf.,
with the other wing az T. tho nomination
Observation-Disclosures wnen IL was Announced
that the other faction had made al the n....-
nations, and then Of course nothing was .es
for the friends Of Mr. Hill than o. 0l..-
wise.
The committee then retired. and after q,
brief consultation returned and PLACED "A
nomination. IN accordance with the agrees
ment 10y which each wing should nominal.
TWO Observation-Disclosures, tho uhtitn OF N"NI fNr
John w. Daniel and $. Wexford Corl,u.
Both were elected by acclamatiOn.
Hon. Il. II. Cardwell. OF Hanover, M sa to
call attention TO the fact that the proceedings
had been somewhat irregular. bat De added
that the gathering had Just carried ont WHAT
he intended 20 call attention TO- lie wanted
it to 90 forth to Virginia that his side ua.
begin this business: that they did not i.ro-.
their senator. He stated that he w0ud n0t
vote for n ticket that did not contain Pie
name Of the Senator OF Virginia or that a
representative OF agriculture His side could
afford TO be magnanimous, for they bad td,
power
Major Daniel expressed his grateful aprr.
citation for the honor con erred upon bona
and declared that he wanted % 20 o. Chicago
as the representative of the undivided le
mocracy OF Virginia. In reierrin Co hIsuu-
holding OF Senator Hill. Major Dsno. stated
that he was willing 30 forfeit upon tle alter
Of this great man his name as senator of kl-
ginia. He admired the courage Of old l1.
ginia that had the grit 20 stand by the siNeDt
"a Democrat and would uphold bis good
name.
Mr. C. A. Nicoll on behalf of the committee
then announced a. alternates for delegste.-a'.
large Major ". T. Suthcrlin. of Danyi.le llI
NJ. q. Holt. of Surry
After short speech by Captain Iiuigins
and few remarks oy Mayor Ellys0n the c.al
ference ad iOurned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20
CONTEST IN THE THIRD.
After Long Fight Messrs. Winston and
Meredith Wore tlscted


The Third District Convention was called 10
order in Monticello Hall shortly after 10
o'clock by District Committeeman william
Ryan IN the absence OK Colonel Meade Has
kins. chairman of the district committee.
Colonel John Is. Cary and Mr.. William II.
Sands were pat ~ nomination for chairman.
Colonel Cary was elected by vote OF 99 20
50 for Sands. The result was greeted with
unanimous applause.
Colonel Cary on taking the chair made
capital speech. urging q spirit of harmony
and brotAeTly love. His speech was received
with hearty applause.
Dir. 4. q. Collins, OF HenricO. was elected
secretary.
Messrs. Thomas Nolan and Joseph Shelton
We're appointed sergeants
Hon. III. A. Pollard nominated for one Of
the delegates to Chicago DR.. b. J.. Winston.
OF Hanover
Mr. Isaac Diggs. Of West Point, nominated
Mr Charles V Meredith
senator +. N. Parrish. OF Goochland. sec
Onded the nomination Of Or Winston.
The nomination of Mr.. q. Y. Meredith was
seconded by Air. ID. G.. Richardson
Speaker X. il. Cardwell seconded the nomi-
nation Of Is. l.. Winston.
At this point Mr Robertson. OF Chester.
field asked Of the Chair how in the event Mr..
Meredith was elected, lie would vote rs 10 the
two delegations from New York. Mr. M.re-
dlth was conducted into the room BY his
friends and WAS received with great enthu-
slasu. lie defined his position in a straight
forward manly way. He declined to pledge
himself OF pass Judgment on tho New York
delegation until be- knew something more
about them. His first Impulse was % recog-
ME- the regularly elected delegates. bat he
would not announce preference simply for
the purpose OF gaining votes. First OF all he
must satisfy his own conscience. and until he
investigated the matter intelligently. he could
not say how hc would vote.
DR.. Winston was called for 20 answer the
same question. and he stated that he WAS al
ways IL favor OF recognizing the regularly
elected delegates.
For the second delegate Mr.. Parrish. Of
Goochland. nominated SIR. A. j. Bradley. of
Manchester
Mr. Joseph Bryan was nominated by Mr..
William Ryan. of Richmond.
Judge W T. Clopton seconded the nomina
ton OF Mr.. Bradley
Dir. Bryan's nomination was seconded By
Mr.. W. }. BnfOrd.
Tho vefa resulfaI "a f,if,.,a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

HonryL Carter. Richmond; Srron Solomon,
Henrico. Meade Haskins. Richmond ]. y
O'Dell New Kent.
Members Of tho Committees RESOLUTIONS.
r. II. Cardwell. Hanover; Roger Gregory
King William. Il. r. Lacy, New Kent. Cre'
dentials: y. c. Richardson. Richmond. r. N
Parrish. Goochland; +. V. Cog6iil. Chester.
Point. P. Y. Cogbill. Chesterfield; +. VI. Par.
IRISH. Goochland.
The Convention adjourned at 1890 O'Clock
after stormy and exciting meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

seat az q delegate from the Sixth district "A
himself hoarse whenever Senator Daniel
spoke. continually sounded an ear-spIittlng
policemans rattle. and hands. feet ana canes
wore used 10 swell the noise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20
OUR LAMENTED SENATOR
Hon. John w. Daniel Euiogired Iii. Late
Colleagus-His Speech.

On motion. Senator John w. Daniel WINS in.
vited to "A seat on the platform. and amid
deatening cheers lie left his delegation to ac-
eept the invitation. Cries for speech from
the senator were at once heard, and Mr.
Daniel promptly responded. lie spoke IA
follows -
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Viz
GINA Democratic Convention. Before this
Convention shall proceed to the full
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20
lo YOte resultel as f0llOws.

Mr. Meredith and Dr. Winston were de-
clAred elected
Nessrs. Bryan and Bradley. the defeated
candidates tor delegates. were agreed upon
Tor altornates.
for elector.
Members OF tho State committee were
chosen AS follows: L. l. G. Scott. Hanover:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20
THE VARIOUS ELECTORS CHOSEN
Who Will Represent All Shades Of Party
Opinion.
THE PLATFORM WAS A COMPROMISE,
But CleYeland'S Administration In
dOTSed.

One OF the Most Remarkable Conventions in
the Worlds History, Where Bitter Oppo-
sition was Made to Yield To "A Spirit OF
Wisdom and ModeratioD-Every-
body Satisfied and Both Sides
willing to Pull Together
Tor Democratic Success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

And There Was Quantity Of Fractional
DiSCOTd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

Divided in About the Same Pro-
portion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

THERE WIS kUCH EXCITEMENT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

Judge ID. s. Pierce. Of Wythe. then arose to
make an announcement. lie stated that
upon consultation between the leaders nm
agreement had been reached on the previous
evening by which all differences in the Demo-
cratic party OF Virginia might be- healed
Tho friends OF the two great political leaders
bald conferences and each aide nut forth fonr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
NEW GIFT BOOKS.
CAPTAIN JANUARY.

New Illustrated Edition. By LAURA r. RICHARDS
This charming idyl Of Ncw-EnPland HE passed
through thirteen editions in years. This IS entirely
edition in larger type and page and supcrbly Illus
trated with thirty haftone pictures. from drawings by
Frank T. Merrill. vol, quarto cloth, unique. 1.2j.
SPRING, SUMNER, AUTUMN, WINTER.
-Four exquisite little volumes. comprising some Of the
gems Of English poetry cnbclshed with dainty ilustfa
the artistic s,ye. The volumes
full India silk In and delicate shades STAMPED
gold vols, fun SILK In box. - 100. sepa
ratcly. sloo.
TIE VICAR or WAKEFIELD.
Exquisite Seres) Edition Jouausa BY OLIVER
GOLDSMITH. illustrated with dainty etchings by The
great French artist. Ad Lalauze. vols 1Gmo. porch
ment and SILK binding, $3.50.
PAUL AND VIRGINIA.
(Exeusn ScresJ Edition Jouaust BY BERNARDIN
De SAINT PIERRE. CAitorm with the Vicar o. Wake
reld. The Illustrations by the cccbrated French
Etcher Laguillermie Tho artistic edition Of this
prose idyl made. vol, 10mo, parchment and silk
binding So 90.
For salr by all booksellers sent postpaid by
ESTES & LAURIAT. Publishers Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
l)nblit Notice.

DUBLTC NOTICE is hereby given that the
u.e lty Of Sew- York. Nrtu" ~ tie iDN'ft N-'"i IN
mem wi. unrr saic publ, auction iy Eugene L.
fpl.nr one ~ said Enlid oh IAur-dlt ir twenty nir
day Of December. l5- At l. o'A noon. n tr fotlhda
and bcncr aid city. tnc night privilege a3G ifonche
= con struct ntaln AMI operate. fOr tenn ~ Mine
hundred and ninsty-nluc year from TIE Dat ~ sale
much o; the railway railway, under BipNiN1y nnt
Sr-Y ork laid and determined hy said Board n ~
the Common council 81 inc ty OF
S.w- YORK october 9th 1891, fcd generally
f,ovs. Commencing "a point under III" wc-t"rY I'D"
lin. u south .if.,t produced theme" under Whitehall
street Hlftrv Park SAL street broadway. and "a"
ard and unG and over otter stfr Is and pI'atc
rrol,.ify ~ tl~ CITY limits
0ftl.S branch dl,efrng from the rroadway line
or near Fourteenth street u"nce running under iniou
Squarc Fourth Avenue Isf1 Avenue. and private
property 10 a point feet north from fhc north line Of
tory.thrd street and 1898 feet eat from the centre
' AI,o loop iron, Ero@a~ay under Mall STREET CIV
Hall park Park Row ami Chamber, Street and AGAIN
connecting with the EroldW1y lin'.
The route Of the proposed railway and the detailed
pan" and specification. thereof. tc-,thcr with 'hc FUN
term, Of ale De examined daily. sunday AID legal
HOLIDAYS excepted bctNfen the hDuI~ of 10 and
o'clock. The Office u s.id Comnl-sioh,rs. 80. -
VIII am Street In the city u New York.
Dalnd Ncw.YOfh. NoSember I2th lo'@.
The Bourd NJ Rapid Trn., EairOld Commissioners Tor
'' wy WILLIAM STEINwAY.
SAMrFL SPENCER
JOHN II. LYMAN.
EUGENE l.. BGNIlE.
Done in pursuance Of resolution OF the Board adopted
November twelfth. 1852.
rOIIS NJ. MOWERS Attest.
Council. o.. EUGENE l.. BUSuE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

\. Y. Z. M LrHt'N
Trains le,ye West 42d-st- station. New.YOra a. fol-
,v and Is minutes earlier from n. ranklin st. y. H.
.i,1o A. VI -Daily Tor Newoursh. Kingston. Albany
datlv EN-. sunday, west o. Cocyman's Jc.
,,tS 4. M.-Daly for Albany except sunday, Montreal
nil 4. M.-pnly for AOany, tca, syracuse. hochcs
" Ter Hui.a.o NIAGARA Falls. Detroit Chicago, except
LIB A. MILDLY, except Sunday. for Albany and
400 p. VI Daily excegt sunday; Tor Albany n.y. ,o
" rD.d Rochester. Buffalo. Mag. Falls, Toronto De-.
aid r. II. boy. eIcept Sunday FOR NcwbusSh Al.
o''tI SSnr " Saiaiosa ana Montreei
-. n NJ D,ily FOR Albany, Juca, Syracuse, Eoches.
~ tc nuialo Nlsgla Tails Toronto Detroit, Chicago,
u IVrRsTiiAw LOCALS, i6, IS AS p. NJ.
NEWHi' Rdi LOCALS. $40, lob A. NJ, ll5 4:30
Nittai "a 40 III IS p. NJ.
SscrlnS cars Tor Buffalo, Nlaga'a Falls, Toronto.
n,,rot chicago. all through trains.
sDsiy. fot tickets tlnsa6os' pariOr and 'Sspln.
lyn 1888 Waraington-st. 720 inltoi:.t. Annex Ice.
loot OF Fnltco-st New,YorN ,Eity; 2H lS 3es 90;
l2o'"''iC avg r. 1LNNHTRr General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
New i]nbliraIions
HOUGHTON, MlFFLIN & CO.'S

b
NEW BOOKS
THE OLD ENGLISH DRAMATISTS.
A book Of delightful lectures by JAMES RUSSELL
LOWELL edited by CHARLES ELIOT NORTON
Professor In Harvard University Uniform with River
side Lowell, also in fancy binding. sl.25.
SHELLFY'S POLITICAL WORKS.
Edited. with an Introductory Memoir by GEORGE
r. wOODEERRY Professor Of Literature IN Column
bls College. Centenary Edition. From Plates
and more nearly complete and every way desirable than
any library edition Of Shelley heretofore published
with a new portrait. vols, $40. gilt top
800.
PAGAN AND CHRISTIAN ROME.
Hy RODOLFO LANCIANI. author Of Ancient Rome
in the Light Of Modern Discoveries" giving the re-
suits Of archaeological researches relating 10 the first
Ave centuries OF the Christian and the transormo
ton OF the Rome Of the Caesars into the Capital o.
Cbristendom. With numerous illustrations In
Roman binding. with slip cover. Square. svo
600. dec. 3d.
UNCLE REMCS AND HIS FRIENDS.
new and concluding book Of Uncle Remus" stories
BY JOEL. CHANDLER HARRIS With 10
ccllent full page Illustrations by 4. D. FROST 12mo
sl.50.
THE STORY OF MARY WASHINGTON.
book OF new and very interesting information about
the mother Of Washington. by MARY VIRGINIA
TERHUNE C'Maron Harland'). With portrait and
eight illustrations. l0no. sl.0o.
ALADDIN IN LONDON.
mysterious ring. by FERGUS HUME. author of the
sery popular story, 1.-The Mystery a Hanson Cab"
16mo, sl25.
Sold by Booksellers. Sent. postpaid. BY
HOUGHTON. MIFFLIN & CO., Boston.
II FAST 1-TIT SrpEEr SEwvopu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


ArgqeN 'r" n annya5 S@ ' yi, "' see 5o
lc. t,- Ka'hr'n, o. rop >ch-'n~r II - o'tl--L go.
crdnsile,, cha. and Ea,la.L To- riv,ri rr'oen o.o
and al0'h D. "" - 3..ri't "i..... -''
pr.nuo.t >na." D.. % IirnrF Ncu'r. 39n- ,oo
NH, "rl..n Il It a. o, iivard \ r.lca q
O.. ,N.ruto.-. &c., p corn N'f ana :. oo
u.i.'t,' I.,t {, and vie. ~ John R.l 4 son
IA f.. ,ofrrr - let ant VT IndnNr. ! year. 30
eamc To- Hnolam Bfo. o. w. End-a'" u ,.
Isa,.. E',hr 20 II rman Goldman. No. .: ,oo
ri, ',I' I,o,' To- MORT, PHILIPS jr SO, - AMI ,o
SCOT JAZZ n', t. Vim y Jonu. III. u clinton rar.
TT ,ri,Id john e. aud vic. to the Nrn-York
d1r l" I' S SI''' 90 Iaor :. ''' o' o 10000
"''.' 7.,h., t''1 o, toignSa.ayc' i year & 300
",I"'r, oi A., y,ar . Geo
"1 1 Ma Of o RSr@ , Var ''''''' sCoo
Ackcrly rnnp.n99. to John McNahon. ", road
r. u lane Leading from Hum. Point rod to
land ~ ia, II llivc-. year ......... 90
'pr. lt,sS AZ a"S S Of u. q ''' '" 10
annol John 4. and wife to Kat" IIandr'n. ,o,o
- Ii4th.,t " OF sha,c Yeas ........ 1900
same To- Jas q Ponn"'t and another, tru,tcs. 20
al llith,t, OF sm1'c' years, ,o-,
BOY La +. e., q, to sophia = Beach. ,,oo
I.ot'mfo CIR gorio III AMI wfc. to susan u
Hutchinson, corner FoN--t and lo't1st ooo,
'op A. 's Of Stmotc " '''' '''''' 10 oo
KnoS JoAn to SIN; f ,sg az, 3nA i nss'esT
r,c Il; So wllma.G-td d. b G:ga 'P es1 VIA
Iaon Dorr. and ylfc. I, geo = Ii,ar. iolst- ooo
t. q CoarTDn",N' ,. ioo,n. Dun
"' -. Of I Lcyiaaton-ayc year - 7OoC
wfS let, i iss and @ ST. % % I%ao ga Wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
SEW.YOI,I ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY.
- nm INS LEAVE MESr aon-SI


7.I0 A. NJ. DO minutes earlier from foot o. Fnnk
in.st.J, Tor MGd town, Doonngourgh, Port JerNls.
Monticello Mountandal, Pittsburgh Lib ~ Livingston
Manor Hancock tarboaiale. Seantoa Walton, Delhi.
sidney Norwich Ednostoa, uucl Rome. onedL oswcgo
J:i5 p. NJ. Camob.h nal IaEe Mohonk ana Mime
Gnrh Ecnyiie. Falls, uish IIurleyvle Liberty. LIN
i,,Ooi' NJ, Middl, town Fal.bargh. Liberty Living
ston Manor Ro,innd. Walton Sidney. Norwich Oneida
Oswego Rochester Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago and
West. Pullman slconrs; reclinins chair car free to
Suspension Bridge.
Daily; ali other trains daily except Sunday.
Pullman drawing room seats and sleeplns.car bcrths
obtained al Se3 Brosdway. New.York.
]. O. ANDERSON. O. A.. SO Beaverst, New.Yssk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
New Dpbllfanonb.

~-~~~
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE PRESENTA-
TIoN BOOKS
SPLENDID NEW STORY FOR BOYS.
r. NJ. BALLANTYNEs NEW BOOK
THE HOT SWAMP.
romance OF Old Albion. illustrated l2mO' cloth ex
tIe. al %.
VICTORIA CROSS, THE
How it was Won How it was Lost How 1t Came
Back Again. BY NORGE GERARD ion0' e'0U'
extra 60
The story OF young artiilcryman who disIhguisheo
-, ~ -. z',n var and gained the Victoria Cross
SOUVENIR OF THE LAKES OF klLLAkNEi
AND GLENGARIFF.
ru.n,vtour views beautifully executed In chromo4itAo
GRANNY with sude.boOk. Small ito cloth extra 81 o.
THREE CAPITAL BOOKS By EVELYN EVERETT
GREEN.
cHI-RCH AND THE KING. THE
,o,o ., England in the days Of Henry the Eighth BY
EVELYN EvERETTGREEN, authOr OF Loyal
Heartsn etc SNO, clOtn tAVi", ~ 80"
tale Of the dogs of Henry the Eighth dealing largely
with the religious upheaval Of the time
LORD OF DYNEvOR, THE
tale Of the times OF Edward the First. BY EVELYN
EvERE1T.GREEN, author OF Loyal Hearts and
True THE Church and the King" ETC. 12m0.
cloth extra, 81 co.
lively romance dealing chiefly with the ups and
downs Of noble Welsh family at the time OF the con-
quest OF Wales by Edward 1.
WARS OF THE ROSES, IN THE
A story for the young BY EVELYN hFEhEAA'
GREEN author Of Loyal Hearts and True THE
Church and the King" l2mo, cloth extra 81 o.
An ,r,o,ostinc story dealing chiefly with the adventures
4, prince Edward son Of Henry VI. and companonn'
arms named Paul stukey
NEW BOOK BY A. L. o. L.
IRON CHAIN AND THE GOLDEN, TIE
pv>A L. 0. E.. author Of "Drlyen into Exile" ETC.
1emo. cloth extra. 81 90.
4 story founded the struggle in England between
the "rcrula the secular clergy during 'he reign
% Henry l. Interesting pictures ore given OF inc ic
~ the English people during the days OF this carly Norman
King.
CuIIDRENS VOYAGE TO THE CAPE. TIE
nv SARAH L. FINDLATER. 1smO, CLOTH so cents
4 very pleasing and instructive account OF Noyogo
,or1 rnc,and 70 the Cape and OF life among the AFT
candcrs.
1J1-rDE LIVES AND THREADS OF GOLD TO
GUIDE THEM.
nv LADY ALICIA BLACKwooD. 12no' cloth extra
new edition, 81 co.
MERCHANTS CHILDREN.
s,orv for tho young. BY ELEANOR SHREDDED
author OF "Alive the jungle" "Archie' flnd' ia"
and His Ostrich" etc. 12mo. cloth eNta so cents
For sale by all booksellers Sent postpaid on receipt
Of price.
TUOS. NELSON & SONS. Publishers
80 East 18th Street. New.YoFk'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
Danrinq Academies.

ALEXANDER NACGRFGORS.
"A los Wet 53th-st. Private lessons and classes IN
dancing terms, Sc. see circusfs
L. ERNANDO'S ACADEMY 1C2 Elst 55th-st tBank
L Bulingl-Clas.es forming. Al the new ana
fash ionabo dances taught RAPIDLY. send Tor clIcusf
~ GEORGE DODWORTH.
/. so 6si FIFTH AVENUE.
Class and private .r'sons. Meme class commences
Monday Dec. 9TH. New Tuxedo Lance ="
GEORGE VILLAGES SCHOOLS, Chamber Music ian
u 57th-st 7th-aSe. and Harlem Nos. SO ana s. "esI
l.Glh.st Glass and private tuition See clf'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
Reading Railroad System.
Station Foot of Liberty ST., North River;
Time Table in effect November lSlh, 1892.


Trains leave vim
LEHlCH VALLEY RAILROAD.
BUFFALO. AND CHICAGO EMPRESS DAILY
ossiIKiNTOS ExPR.-~, EXCEPT SUNDAY, sis
a. NJ 1880 T.. VI. Bis p. W.. 1880 =. VI.
Fer Buffalo, Rochester, Niagara Falls and
the West.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively insuring Cleanli.
rcss and comfort.
At 10 H.. 80 p M. sundays 10 a. M, go p N.
For Ea,tou. 10, 10 a. ~. Il 81 10 40, o.lo,
80 D. NJ Sundays 100, rs, IL 90 a IN. 40, 80
u.
For bethlehem, Allentown and Mauch CHUNK, 700.
80 L. Is, except MaIch Cnunkl, 3:i0 3 10,
30 p. Sundays, 100, 10, IL 10 In $40, 80
For Potcsytla - a. m, IL 80. 3 AS p. sundays.
FL. HeIeon ID a M j. 80 3:4S, 80 N. Sun
day. Is IL 10 a m. 80 D. IL
F0r points IN the Mahanoy coal region at . 10 n-s
~ 80, As p. IN. Sundays. s rs. fl 200 a. m;
For WlkesD barre, Pittston and Scranton, 10 .. M
IL 30 IS, 80 D. sundays, except Scranton, $40
Fos Eimra 5 rs q m. II 30. 80 D. m. Sundays.
rs o. IN, 80 p. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30

DECEMBER ATLANTIC.
NOW READY, CONTAINS
Anew OF LOWELL'S LETTERS.
Edited by W. J. sTILLMAN.
NEW-ENGLAND BOYHOOD.
BY Z. f. HALE.
WIT AND HUMOR
BY AGNES REPPLIER.
ALONE On CHOCORUA AT NIGHT
BY FRANK BoLIES.
A MORNING AT SERMIONE.
By ELLEN OLNEY KIRK.
MISSISSIPPI AND THE NEGRO QUESTION.
By A. c. McLAUGHLIN
IS cents $500 year.
HOCGHTON. MIFFLIN d CO.: b sto1.
II EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET. NEw.YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
Delaware. Lackawannn and Western X. X.
Station, in New York foo; Of Barclay aud Shri'opner
SHORTEST LINE. NE>TBt LED IhAiN''
M 4 ~ a

Direct route 70 ~ A,,N = ,da; tye Biss.
Ing Kdsc, Madison MorrsoTi ta'iaiS r-E, SiKh
HOPATCoNG,. Haekcttss5Tq. sGnG0iEf's ;ME o3H'
TAIN Washington, lUlLLlPSBt iHh tASto''
WATER TAP. SINol DrRl 4, 10 .ii0 No.n'il,,'
SCRAN'rON PITT>TON. Will E~LAHRt. NANIl-
CoEE DANvILLE NoKihtMBtELANp, Non.
vile UTICA RICU1 ED SPRINGS. Corltni'
SYRACUSE OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWtGO. ELMlRh,
boytts y "a HCA1iiW f.sl AND sOu'l l.yEsi
s,CO A. N-HTFFALO. UTICA and OSWEGO En-
IRl:ss Pullman parlor cars Connects Bufa
vita train FOR Chicago. arriving 9:i5 = n. next
morning. $780,,
7:sO 4. N.-BlNHhAMiON MAIL stops !" pr"'i'
t,dn o. NJ ~>C RANTON BINGHAMTON ana Ell.
MIRA EXPRESS Pullman larlor cars. -
4.iO j. N.-SCRANTQN, WlLKEsBARRE and PLYM.
Ol-lU EXPRESS. Pullman Varor cars.
1870 =. VI. Nai.y.-EUFFALo LIMITED ENPRl>ss.
Pullman sccpcrs. Arrives NJ Is a. ,
900 T.. VI. tDaiiyl-BCF FALO. UTICA and CSWEGO
kNIREsS. Pullman slccper>.
IlCKEls and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AZ ~
MurraN-st ard Broadway Tickets 10 ferry stations.
7SJ aud 9l- Broadway, 80 We l25tst 23j Columbus:
ave- New. York; 3s3 WashnGon.st. 20 Fulr0n-st and
3as Bedford ave BROOK .yn. limo tabes, giving fu! IN
formation. at al statioLs.
check hacgae" from hotel or residence {, definition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
Gin properIp for Sale.

MONEY TO LOAN on Fond AND MORTGAGE.
NI German. American Real Estate Vitle GI2rln,ec Co.
- Nas-au.-t. New York
EKi LAlt,I. IiOIrl PROPERTY. near tnior
>qunro Located upon q corner with large frontage on
Two streets sale Apply for particular, to ClAS =.
Known. 80 Librrty-st.
NvoNEY TO LOAN on BuND AND MORTGAGE
INI German. American Real Estate Title Guarantee Co,
- Na-,au.~t.. New-Nork
MONEY TO LOAN OK EOND And MORTGAGE.
lNI German. American Real Est9.c TIL" Guarantee Co,
- Mas aust. NeW.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
miscellaneous.

4 Ow SPIRITS. GENERAL NERVOUS AND ply.
IL Steal DEBILITY. MENTAL DEPRES> ION AND
WEAKNESS cured at homo without an Instance II
failure. PAmph7t prospectus with voluntary testimonial
ald endorsements OF the press free 10 all
Consultation by mall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
60 Etl tor Bnsiness purposes

T., ULION.Sr. nos. lOG AND los. with entrance
L on Dutch--t.. L. let with immediate possession
may be divided suit trnant,.
Rutland 4 WHITING, Bcekmanst.
CHOICE BUSINESS pr pcrtes down town Tor SHE.
u RUTLAND WIIiilNG. > HccNman~t.