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Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-13
~Here was q man old enough

~Here was man old enough
TO know better. The story comes
from Norristown, Pa: Joshua
Wells. a veteran of the war and
gray with seventy years, decided
10 end his life yesterday because
he had been refused pension and
because his young wife apparent-
~ found more enjoyment in the
society of a younger man. Wells
tied Il big bag of railroad iron TO his
chest and waded out into the river
Sclmylkill Mt Rose Glen Station.
He was Just in tho net of thowIng
himself forward IN deep water TO
be drowned when he was sped
hy Police Officer BrIstle, who
rushed out into the river to the
old mans side. With the aid of
two fishermen the officer dragged
Wells ashore and sent him home
10 Hatboro.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-13
Trespass Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that hunting
on the Resale and I.inwOod plantations
In this parish Is prohibited. Violators
will he prosecuted to the full extent Of
the law.
ROBT. H. BARROW.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-13

~Defeats do not discourage
the Democrats of Maine. They
are going into the State campaign
with just rs much spirit 40 ever,
and ~ usual imagine that they
have . good chance to win. A
month or 20 ago. they sent an
sgent through the State to organ
mo clubs in all counties, and they
say that the Republicans will have
to Aght like wild cats to win, be-
cause the secret ballot law will,
s0esther with the present thor
eogA organization, operate in fa-
voV 0f the Democratic ticket.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-13
HO! For the Worlds Fair!!
For THE DEDICAToRY CEREMO-
MES OF THE WORLDS FAIR
CHICAGO, October
llTH TO 18TH,

Tickets will be sold on October
Sth, 9th and 10th TO Chicago. Ill. :,
and return, ut rates given below:
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-13

Icc-cold soda water ut Mrs.
Austen's.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-08-13

Per ON Ice for sale constantly, at
Mrs. Austen's, Lower st. Francisyille.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
Lehigh Valley Railroad

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlondt and Des
bro.ses st-. follows:
7 y. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
$40 N. for Geneva, Lyons. Emira, Rochester. Buf
fcO and the West rotsyle and principal local points
Chair Car Lyons ana Pullman Suspension Bridge
% a. III. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
o. NJ. for South Plainlcd AMI all intermediate points
D. N. for Elmirl and informed ate points. chair
ca Wlaesbarrc
D. III. for runkhannOck and intermediate points,
necton to Reading and Harrisburg
80 D. Tor Bound Brook and all intermediate points
$40 m: for l.. and b. Junction ana principal inter
mediate points Chair Car u l.. and B. Junction.
so p m Tor Pottsyle and intermediate points Chair
Car 10 Pottssille.
20 p. M for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg
$50 y. for Flemngto and oil intermediate points
80 p. for Geneva, Lyons Elnira, Rochester, Buff
fao and the West Pullman Sleeper TO Lyons and Sus
pension bridge
Trains leaving at 10 m. 10 30 p m. D. m and
40 p. connect for all points In Mahanoy and Hazel
ton coal regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 IL q. for Mauch Chunk Iia1elton,
and intermediate points.
5:l5 y IN. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
80 D. m. for Geneva Lyons Elmira, Rochester Bur.
fao and the west. Pullman Sleeper Lyons and Sus.
pension Bridge.
General Eastern once. oS5 Broadway
Tho New York Transfer Co. will call for heck
baggage from hotel residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

AbiSt1rns, %athan, and another. {. Suon Fine and
another. SO 80 H.uilt)n-,t, year. sI,r,O.
Anderson. walden =; to Robinson Gil. oiih-'t =
Knapp ~. .9d ,6 a. 't"'F o"h.'t' 10th
Eloomiieid Mary Ann 10 the Ma, Shoe and Leather
Bank, 5,dst. stn,a'c yetr-. u so.
tout Ayeoqe {rar Shoe h,;0s., nm, -,
ave- Scrnclls' to trustees Of Gratuv Fund Of
Cotton IN change, ll1a.-t. Madiron-aNe years.
E.cabcrr WIN and wife, to Hanna Wolfe. sOth
Fair William, 10 b sillman. no 81 vesey.st. years
Gee, Jennie l. Savings Bark 40 West 18th
Coo:man' Louis, 10 Henry Bcrsc. FOrsyth.st. +
maef.p'l Edmond and wife. 70 Charles Wagner. $
75in.st . llth-A,e, year; 81 900.
summitave. Of Kehwek property 10, }. map lots X
paiK{ ran Bolossy and wife. James varnum No
80 Washington square, West e rort' months and two
Sc' Kcpda Chas wife. Clifford coddlngton ex
Asa and s e. ws si MSS. ua
Ing Loan and savings Association 2'th-st. OF 9th
"' Luc herbert W to John Murray. cambreIns
M"fris. Ann T.. to Alonno MonsOn, general guardian
n Brach.st. lot :l6 map Anthony Li'penard, | year
M%,k Peter snd VIE 10 Mutual Lite Insurance Co
" Mcicr Charles samuel Kenpner. : Isth-st, Of
Nos, Henry aud VIE Jonas Wen and another eoe
Poyn,ci CatheiInc Th9me. stman g 5 Greenwich.
st. Of Id d. sSa 's Sieu 1890 G,cc0vch
EAf,Ts,, yssI, months. o. 200 o--,',,
IL, \
l.tnst, @ u 9th.aNc. 3 years, "a 900.
sam. to Julia Hazard. Of l4h.st. OF 9th.ave 3
years. ~. 900
Rots Frederick and wife "a Katharine IfnKmann, Of
lOtha.c. n Of g7th.st iI>tslmci =. 800.
Robert Christina. to Title Guar and Trust Co. o,
aod-st Of shave. mortgages. year and years.
mortgages, 5000.
Struck Nlerv 20 Dernhcmer Schmid 90 al 4 g \,
i2sth-st, OF 3dsIc demand, MORTGAGES. $4,000.
Stel George II aud wife 10 NJ 4, Pcystcr a,
Edgcconb.avc : Of 13rth.st year. slo. OCO
Smith. Frank L. to : > whiting and sno. cxors n 8 Of
18th It, " u l.tlvc. 3 years, $50 COZ.
Sone to Frank Jencks OF ijth.st, OF llth.avc
demand s3I, 900. -
OF LcNLe tonaVe, 2 years, $4,000.
Thornton. Charles H. aai ano 10 Lewis TUFTS n = a,
ll5th.s. W of shave indictments. $4,000 -
WltkOwsky, Bennett aud wife % Dollar Saw Donk
Il l5Gth-st, Of Courlandtave, year. $1,000
Webs.er Georgana r. 10 John He'll & SON , q, 17i,h
81, 2 o Boston.aVe, demand 500
WalllCh, Esther 10 Gsi1or hyk ct al Of Wiet..st
Of DelsnCry.St. IN -talnents, SOlN0
ward Martha j. and sno 10 Ilbert Monroe, lIth.iyc
n Of 36th.st, 3 years, soOCO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
Go fOhom 1t nlan Concern.
VRECK or SCHOONER EDITH r. CANDY

WKECk Or SCliOUNER Ed ii i. OAND)
w Engineer Office L. s. Army Newport H. l.. January
U, lSJ-.-fO whom 10 concern Nhercas, naNipa
ton is Obtructed and ENDANGERED BY the wreck OF
schooner Edith f. CANDY. lying about 2is miles :. w Of
the bhovcfui Light Vessel Mass. Notice is hereby given
o. all Interested said vessel her and all
other properly therein that H. within Thirty 500 DAYS from
the daL Of ts advertisement, they shall not have sgn
ned ~ their intention and preliminary steps
remove said wreck, etc. practicable the
VIII he considered abandoned and deTelict
lie isnoNa by the United States under authority Of law
wreck "iu be received at this Office Intil II 30 OF
Mohoay The sth day Of February 1872! and then opened
The attention OF bidders invited acts gross
approved February 20, 1885. February % 1887 Vol
-, psRe 81 and Vol. "a page IA, Statutes at Large
The united States reserves the eht t" reject all
roppto and "a waive fOrmalitics. Full inform
Furnished on Application nv authority Of tho Secretary
~ war. w. ". BINBy Csptaln o. Engineers
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EesaI \ offices.
D 81 SIpRENlE COrRT GENERAL TERAI

~ j. 81 1NEME W. II 1 , NIS.NIt-t@
Hapd Transit Raoad Conmi, onr, for the city OF ~ 'e d
terane whether Rapid Transit Hallway or KsT %n3 for
the convey and transportation OF som ana pfoe
determined by SAID Board, ought to be constructed "
Public is hereby given that P"G'ua"t .s to in@
New York. General Term thereof to ~ hrid IN tc
I93nt 3av c OF ebr Si ao s az thy ouSr Of
that day es soon thcTe,t as e@|n cam u IN he
qT 3hg sif tn % and O due
lana Transit railroad for the Cy Of New.
YORK ane de.geed , n ie on ,eCtt ssr TO- i ought
be constructed and oper2tc III The ap al old VI" Ho,
Of Rapid Transit Railroad commissioner; %d,h "ofe ieu
g tie ONCE Of he S Sg'S * Of v T s9s ona With said
report cosin. description Of - route G rlte, ana he
ggs~t Of t e application to obtain npronmcnt o
NJ T% a wSescr Gh rsrosG ought to BE-
ecnstraccd and cIer@cG ana ,Sl WIKI i0' r, o .h@r
dtcrnnaon whether such road ought to De ara
"aGa wn ."h ad hall Thca confined by
~ iSkc in lieu consent Of the rr'peity owners along
me line OF the proposed railway.
Vie a!ea January r. 1 ls92 .oo.,. 70, tho
civ Eo Q, Of f'Ga Transit i' WiIL S siFXw%I
5 I@MS t SF2iTAEr,'r
Po% & %lc, Of 9 % q "l 1aoFce 5.@P.
CUPREME COURT or THE STNTE OF
- NETWORK, COUNTY OF NEWToRk william p:
smith. Jarvis l.. Garter ana Nthde! w '"nl"'Il-
the Nrm Of William J.. SuhLi CO., plaintiffs aSin-t
"FrdtcS' N. Williams the name Fred rex" beng f..
ttous hi, real being unknown 70 the ralht7, ue-
umnons.Trla desired in The County Of New
York.
10 the above. named defendant
You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint IN
this action. copy Of your swer on NC
plaintiffs attorneys within days after the service OF
this exclusive OF the day Of service ana IN case
your failure 20 appear or aIs"sr Iud-neht WI %
taken acans: default Tor the relief demanded IN the
complaint. -. $500
Dated New.York Dee 30 1881. .x
HUDSPETH 4 COLLIER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
once and rostoce address No. 243 Broadway. y Y city
To the defendant "Fred'rck' VI. Williams. the name
.'Frcdercki being fictitious. his real name being I'M
known the plaintiffs: 49,
The foregoing summons Is served upon by publica
ton pursuant order OF Hon Edward Patterson one
Of the Court OF the state 81 New
York 2sth day OF January, 1892 and fled with
copy complaint IN the once Of N" Clerk o, lie
Of NswIOr. at the County Court House
In said city OF the osth day % January. 1880
DATED New.YOsk, January =. ls92.
UUDSPETH & COLLIER.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
ONCE and post0ce address No oi3 Broadway y. Y. CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
REAL ESTATE.
pr,S1vrSS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tho ,ea,estate market is undoubtedly broaden'ns
and STRENGTHENING as the year advances 'e.'0'u"s
was one of the best days - i''' INV nv =,
were BY r. V Harnett a Co.. winch "ere wei 80
tended ard very successful Inc most n'po'' '' '"0
wa at saverthave ard ODehundred and tweht9
och,b.., Tho proue,ty offered included Nos 2'loo
g. - IA A., tue avenue ard Nos. 202 and 2o4 on the
stree, The corner Is a i've story OTowhstohe apair
niert house with stores, on a io' 4aI zoo lain H.
b. VA, the buyer No. 2,l12. the adjoining mouse,
234xSj similar property. W d6 oe en- stem wa, ins
buyer No. 2i3o similar property sd helu sIsri ted
sisss per was offered GOD me Duus 1" Wa
a. Sio' go 40 .O5 West hundred aud twenty.
eshts eestoy 6 ana od basement sad o Wl%G
bndse for si4jOO No. 2o4 similar G9 @;e Oh m,
similar lot od to JaSs s, n 1S W i9T r Washbnrn
he eN ecutor and is part OF the Richardson estate.
T6ere nas a large attendance when Il. '. hancte
a. Co. offered ln.lty ono lots in bo,tonavc IN tag
Twenty iour;h Ward es IN noStoaaxei p a.r i
800 up to $500 per St e VII" nvc 40 tin o
lam. g. blrdsah b. r. iairchd. William ohoheId ana
H. D. smith Lot, In TIE rear cad o9"St KIN ii re6 te
pToperty about $50 LvsIy lot was absolutely sod
and tGe price, were entirely satisfactory /" The eA'
ecu:o.s hy whom the property was oHeicd. s ,oo
Tta ,mc auciioneer, offered Nos. lo1 ana ls9
and l0x74 The property va- offered In Ene PaTGei
IL produces rental Of $3.50 per annum ne Gddhs
started at S4Io ot he bycrs The same auctionecrs
ogerod fonr lots on Artlur,t. and knesbndge Road
They sold at prices running nom soSo UP u quiz
ycrc Johnson r.. sold, under foreclosure, two iots
in snmmtst. In the Twenty fourth ward so ! nnS3
so,d Ia the plaintiff In the proceedings lot so,-oo;
William Kennedy offered the southeast corner Oh
One.hundred and seventy fourth and TOPPING sls,' -
Mo, -5xlOO The bidding from 5000 up 10
81, 500. the plaintiff being the buyer. Inc ta'he
suconeer offered no 3j7 West Forethst., ca VI
%inthavc a four story brick factory. Inc biddihs
ran from $4,000 up to $4,000 J. H. Drase oeis '"o
buyer -. mn ,,s,~., ava a ,our
story brick tenement house, with store. on ot -oAS'
II sold to the plaintiff In the proceeding. for Tlo'ot.
The following sale at private CONTRACT IS ]
Morris b. Pacr & CO. have sold for W l'onrRc Cocran
his New-York house. No. go Madison ave. near
Thirty Sixth.,t six-story brick and brownstohe' =
x0I The purchaser. Dr. VI. Bristol. paid III me
nerbborhood of 800 for the property and ehpecs
Ia make extensive alterations. The same br'kc's aNo
also sold Tor Mrs. f. Van r. WoolSey the three-st3fy
brcl dwelling 40 100 West Forty -eighthst.' 10 Dr'
Russell, private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
Citn Dropertn for Sale.

NOS 1876 TO 147 WEST s5TII.ST-Thse oeeuo'uI
"A. eoorated lsfoot houses ourstory), built expressly
for On by J. q. Prague architect; ere chAn'e "
secure webult house Moderate price also several
foot and 20.foot house In West 57th to rent AZ "
Tor sane estate open Sundays o,.,
A EMBELLISHMENTS AND SuBSCKIPTloHnSS f pT
n THE NEw:YoRK TKIBUNE, WILL, o ~ BE p,d Id
way ri door Of Thirty nrst;s; and ADV E l,h
ave :. o cor. 2ad.st; 1872 6thave; l5I Fourth ao'
r.r Fourteenth st 200 Third ave, Forty seventh
H. OPS Thlfdave near Sixty hr-tst. 1705 Frst,ayc
loo Wet Foty.>ccondst l75 Coumbus-ave 90 Liberty
- 80 Avenue 1913 Thrl.aye. 20 West Fourteenth
St 2j7 West i2hst.. $40 Church'st o5i Ihirda'e'
i'' Ss tho HARLEM OFFICES, $50 East onehu1dred
and twentv.nfthst and 243 West One'hundfeda anu
up N D. m. regular office rates o,o
In Trooklyn at G3 Court-st. sos De halbave.; Low
Rcdford.a,e and No. 10 Broadway, up u D. M. AZ
regular office rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE An
WASHINGTON.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

,.,l. IN. h,,t. II: Il; y Co, LcssIe1 yevYe,t
a. follows and 20 minutes earlier from foot ,sll
800 4. Nj. Daily for Newburg, KINGSTON too. :
daily. except sunday, west Of Coeymaas Jun IA!
7l5 4. NJ Daily for Albany; &iily, except ''
1000 A. NJ Daily, for Newburs. Albany usl st ~
cu,e. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, De'i~"
caco; daily, except Saturday. Tor Toronto ma ullA
ll;35 J. M-DaiIy except s9ndsy tor Ale S1s,ns s3
3il3 =. NJ. DAILY for Albany. Montreal, l %, ~
.use. Eoehester, Buffalo, Niagara fOll' I0''"'"
s.i3 r. daily Tor Albany Utica Syracuse; Eos Isss
ter, Buffalo, Niagara Fails Detroit, Chicago D. -
!, DER, daily, except SATURDAY. foI Toron;o.
NfWhURG LOCALS, s:el, 10 rs \. NJ, Ia"
30 - 80. II ib T.. NJ ,..,,s y
Sleeping Tor Run il0. Niagars. Fan, iot"~
troIt, Chicago St Louis on all through trains ssst
Daily. For tickets. timetables. parlor s arc ~
lyn 1913 Washington zee Fulsoast Anos s SHrOsd
14S Bowcry IL Park place SO West 1p5th- st., -
stations. o. z. LAMBERT. General Passenger AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
New.York. THURSDAY. Feb. Z.

= x,
m, ,oif,vi,c salc. were held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
2 and story building with lot. 40 $50 NsdiSGn.st
s. 100 II g Jackson.st. lot 2tlO'9oe; Jonas wen ''"
5'story bidding with !ot No 3j7 West 4oth-st =
100 n . gthav 'ot 2DNJ1.S II Dfog", ~ Vuo t
o Torping-st. corner l'''h''' -'A''0 e'
Oahcfn torJ hmiidng Win io 40 sc2 Fast +tths s.
Sc IL q ed.ivc lot 1-X1O.j W Narcor - SUI . o..
ilot IN land W I.~rrian.sNc 5eO.3 IL Suhcy-at'
TIA GAo IO ION23S Pauline Echctr"n - oOo;-
lots Suminit-'t, 80 10 Z MafohsI' -"NlVV'
Rosetta Horn BTonso', 5000. " -, 49, .,, 100
t..oy buildings with pot of land ~, -! 1 anu Io'
Pearl i II W conner Ccdar-st, PLOT Sot1l''-; i"cHeh
stein Bios $1,000. =. 90, 81, a,.o . az co,
go, iosto..t lot .9l 1NSJ. II Butt ell ,hpu 90,
sinilar Lrdipc'. WITH lotS Nos -,l,o anu - rn
ave sd,oIning above lots 23.iNo5 each Louis stern
~ 800. ~, -. - ON, .,s On. wes.
12s,b.,t :. - II " sth-a,c. lots 2O>'pl eachi WIN
bridge Anu j Ii-'r. F-daIo ,,.,,, -, .x.o- A ..,h
II ID smith and J Urrfftk. =. w o.. 49, - ~.
s,,1rv d',-inc and table with Fl lots, Boston
,,. - yosr Prro,..t. 2uA Ward Il + Fs'tchili, inc
I,n,,i,so, M, Il l.l,hatd~0n and otlcr-, s-sO-'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
Proposals.


ARMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL STREET,
~ NEw-YOEk CITY, February in; 49, sealed
prcposas in tnpicate will De received here undl II
ocock. ma" ON. - ana then oI~ncd LOT sup
plying tIe veterinary supplies, horse ana Hul" -hos
Nal, Wire &c. specified on ere ulaf
when gives fui information BE- and had At
tins Preference viii b. given 10 articles Of donos
pIoIucton manufacture, conditions Of quality ana
trics the price Of foreign productions the
duty thereon being equal. The reserves
the right to reject any all proposals. Envelopes con-
Iy0uo,t, should endorsed rOpo, l- for Quar-
t,ra ~, SLof-, b. opened March Sth IsJ-." and
I'd lcs-ci TO ALFX j. plKI1 Assistant QuafteTnastcr
- nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
Ncm publieatlons.

Eighteenth Edition, pot paid, 10Y &c. or stamps.
TNHE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls Off 4;
i Turns Grey, and tne Remedy BY Prot. liAlLEY
PARKER. A. ". LONG & CO., OF" Arch ST. Ihiis Pa.
"Every should read this ltte book. "hthenaeum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
Steamboats,
NORWICH LINE.

70 fSf Ewe iiNTsiDE RoUIE FARES RhDuCED
III IE ncS stV9 soSIoN 500 f9rIe,pcpdng reiuc!oa
above Desorosscsst Ferry. daily Sundays excepted at
. =. NJ. ' -
ST0NINGTON LINE.
BosT NSiDs ROUTE ALL P4SET hPYcEsD. a,
WORCESTER. s225. Steamers leave new Per &c.
y X. ore block above Canast At F. NJ. daily. except;
Suniay
A ONLY $500 to BOSTON via FALL
"a. RIVER LiNE-Ihe mist popular travel route ~ the
Mouth and PHOE iDENCE In commission. Leave Pier
%, y. H. foot OF Murriyst week DAYS only at D..
trips viii resumed commencing Aprl 3D. Con
neeton by Annex Boat from BiooAyn 80 D. m. Jersey
City p.
N EW-HAVEN.-Stcame leave Peck Sip
~ (Per Is, T.. r. At y. and IL D. m (Sundays ex.
ceDted. arriving In time fer Trains North and East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
Daneina ACADEMIES.

A LEXANDER MACGREGoR's. 49, go
n Mendelssonn kooWs. lO8 w. b3thst 49,
Private lessons and classes In dancing every day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
Business 1]ropertn for Sale ano 20 Le
Citn 11ropertn 60 Eft.

A -A-TO RENT $500 .,.,do,ierod
Sayes OF those splenddy decorated ana
80 Nos I5l 10 lO5 West Sjthst; lSfeet iou
a. 600 rent hree.yrar lease open SUNDAYS Out oy ~
ii,~e foy an state APPLY 10 POWER. corner oJh's'
aid Columbus-aNe ----
~ FsIRABLE DWELLINGS in select locations
| WINANr & GOADBH.
500 Madison ave. corner 52d.so-
IT, o LET UNFURNISIIED-No. 232 East leth.,t; oe,;
Cd and 81 ewes Large history hlgh-stoop oiicA ~,
Iuproyempnt, Rent, 400 per annUm ln"ho"'~''
I. & w. RITHERFURD,
81 LIBERTY ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
CENTRAL X. X. OF NEW-JERsEY

=
FOoIr OF ,LtBEH;rY,sl ,,, No 81 ,sG Gl'LA
40 M in' for a'G Eastoa. Much Chunk was,s
Scranton Reading, Harrisburg. Temaqua. POt'.ys S.'
MsSs SHns ard sS sgn6'' '' ~
SC for Ess Sa s $na Aaa1s Rs On
Easton, Mauch CHUNK. Shamo.ein and wliian;p9st.
scTanon d. Rin n asrsburs Sottsye TaTSSus So
mokin sunbury. wliamsport Through couch ~ "'-'~s
FOR EsstS0 Mageh Chunk o Ee' WI , Hs
On sunday for Ea,ton, Mauch Chunk. Ianaqr' W.
wig As , p m tc af hastcn sath cn Reading H.
burg. wIlkesbarre, scranton Tanaqua. Po,tsyne. 80
t:5o ,. m. for Easton end Asnoygn- atm, us,
II lSS Z 20 '9d os ssn; ;s ~
= sS1c;2s - 8 s' =, 70 +,
$50. 50, $50; 10 90. il ,$o p: m. sgndaySs a
'O fSr EGass Brook a; 80; 90 100 80. sS!sss
t'oO, 30 o. 500 49, o. 49, 49, 90 G5 SO. M
u SS 80 90 81 90 49, 30 90. 10 SO 80 H. CO.
2;l5, $50. 400. 500. $50, 600. 900. 10 90
- For Ea@nei at go Gcc SSS GssS stSs
tsS' sSSS PIP Sso AK SoSS 6Is. 49,, 81 ia IA
5 5SS S sSndsy ,so 1? 1859 49, i 50 mi
il 90 leo $:i5. 100. $50. 90. 200, 90 i0'
For Freehold Aanae HisAsna' a: 80 80 ~
4 rre eS 200 so m 80 oS 500 b. !" Sundays
r..:sa; ia $ Hh"S ga point ,s'a
onlyl 400; t:?o, 600 p m, sunaaGs. except o."
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At $50. SIS a. m, 80, S:45. 20 p. n. IA
cars are run on trains leaving at rs q M, ~ s"I
20 .. ~. No sunday trains. ~
For Toms River, Barn, gat Park and Blrnegst q"
Sis 4. m. 30 a 20 express p. 81
For Atlantic City, Vneand and Brldgeton o. ~
For Monmouth Beach and seabrlght at 80 sn
IL 10 A. IN, 80. co, 20 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia at 30, As. o. 10 90 il ~
80. . Is, 3 so, 100. . 90, 100 : 80 p m lg1
night SUNDAYS, 90. 10 30, II 80 a. M ~ -
100. 90 y. M, II rs night. a.. "A
Dining Car, u. M. l 30. 30 Dining Car, 5W
L. 10 night.
Trains leaving at .45 m. 80, 90. co. -
m. L. 10 night except Saturday night SUNDAYS, ~
n, 3 20, o2 o 90 p n, have connections Tor W.
For sudbury and willamsport VIA Philadeiphl, ~
a. m, 80, 80 p. NJ. L. Is midnight except Saw
night, SUNDAY, 800 y. m =. H.
Tickets and Paror-Car can be procured a. ~ ~
gel. 4l5 94t, llto 1923 Broadway 757 6th ass,>ss
West l25th-st, 1874 Fast l25th.st New.York; Cou'
$50 Fulton-st., 9S broadway, BROOKLYN. -. ,secs
Newfork transfer Company Will call Tor 3'u
baggage from hotel or residence.
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A a.: the IT,. GksE .,bi. A.-A.-A
eptry , s.ha rent, 81 900 "a ~ ooog after ~
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u ROpOsALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES

1 -Na:.0lal AfmOfyI Srinrucld Mas, februafy /,
Is92-Sei proposals. IN tripcatc upon tho ban forms
furnished this once only, VIII BE- received At this
ArInory unt II O'Clock m on Wednesday. March p 1882
which tine they VIII De publicly Opened, for furnishing
ue following supplies. VII: Whcco:k's Improved Com
lOund Ing no.. Materials for Eocfs Hanger, ao Snaft
Inc Morse Williams CO.. EicJ Heating and Light
Ing Fixture. TRADING Paving, Tagging &C. All articles
labor will bc subjected % rigid n-p.cto fun
Iane with the speC atoms will BE- in--;'d upon and
10 article, alOr Of nicror qlsty Will b. accepted
the right 70 reject ali
proposals. plrts oeco Forms containing Instructions
/, bidders copy this advertisement, blank forms Of
poO.al and Specifications for supplies, with column FOR
prices filed in by the bidder, can be had upon
p!CatOn ly rail or il pr.on 10 the undersigned En-
leopes containing proposals shoud BE- marked Proposals
Ordnance Supplies addressed 10 the unde gncd
\. II. BUFfINGTON Col Old Dept U. 5. A. Com
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EnposALs FOR TRTMPETS An

i CIsOOhS. Ihla depot Of the q. VI. De t. 40. li=o
Arch 81. lhio.. Feb ls92 sealed pr9po,as IN tripi
h. received a this Office until II o'clock a. NJ
wednesday February II. lcJ2, Tor furnishing tn 4.
Cuartc masters Department H. this city with 700 g
tIumuct, with f. nldc- and 1900 L crooks. bids - b"
la..d upon Instruments and crooks Of both ba and {, =
u silver. and samples must accompany proposals. Bd
dcs state the earliest dot.s when They VIII maze
dcNoc-. BIS delivery at other pOut- than Phila-
dcuha be considered Tho Government reserves the
tight reject AL DropJ-as Preference VIII BE-
given article, Of domestic PRODUCTION or Manufacture
conditions of quality and pt,c Including ~ the pce ~
nrc productions mGuuiactui. the duty thereon being
The required guarantee in 10 vi tr value
thc articles proposed fO should accompany p"pJ-s'
lsank, Proposals a.d fun information viii De furnished
this o1cc upon Application top's coniIlhnS pro
losa!s H. BE- ndon'd Proposals for JmmPrta aga al
drc-~d - the undcrsiCu.d {. g. SAWIILLE. DEPUTY
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Apartments Go Get.
A SUITE OF ROOMS q, the GRoSvENOR, Shave
n and iothst southern exposure rent By the year
furnished.