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LADIES' INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS.
Slecial PriCe, Six for 400,

They are unlaundried, of verv
fair quality, with hemstitched
border and neat initial. Value
at double the price.
Ladies White Embroidered
HemstitChed Handkerchief in
fancy boxes, one-haIf dozen in
box. Price, 81 and 81 90.
Ladies White HemstitChed
HandkerChiefs, embroidered in
Col0rS and put up One-half dozen
in fancy box. Price per box, 81 90.
Beautiful CoIorings in SILK
! CHIFFON HANDKERCIIEFS
from soc to s. 50 each.
4 choice assortment of fine
SUSPENDERS, handsomely
embroidered. Suitable for
Xmas gifts.
SmOkingI Have been sell
Jackets ing fast the past
''''-''' - : -'''----''- few days. If you
think Of buying one don't delay
the purchase, for sizes may get
broken.
GREATEST VARIETY OF
HOLIDAY
SLIPPERS
IN THE CITY.
HALE BROS. 6 CO.
The record-union., 1892-12-21

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
mas oeen IN use over fifty years by millions OF
mothers TOR their children while teething,
Wlth perfect success. 1t soothes the child
soItens the gums, allays pain, cures wind collie,
regulates the bowels, and is the best remedy
Ior dlarrhoea, whether arising from teething
or other causes. For sale by druggists in
every part of the world. Be sure and ask for
MRS. Wihslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five
cents bottle MSNF
The record-union., 1892-12-21

PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH b!
use OF local anesthetic. DIR. WELDON, Den
fist. Eighth ana j streets
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Armstrong Morgaretta to Herrlck. n $ e7th- e of
Ash. Marx, to DENIM. l04th-ss. Of Ed comb
Road yea a SslsSF to NJ raUOs0sock ,Jsa..
Of aiP2 sGaSc 'G years two mesasss 1000 '4''
y A sns e !ee S' srs SO go cDs corner
cohcn Esther. to Cohen, II Monroe-st, months,
o,Tonltch. Eliza to Nichols 47th.st, Of loh.
% SG q ss E. e. I'VE ys,,. g Sc and Trust
70 pyGs%eH sss d" yssr Mssr
race SSn aoq N hSEc 70 L basSe othss
'' bny men%y 70 The Institution the savings
Mcichants ccrks. 57th-st OF Gt''avc SsJearS.
"Gma. Esther to $40 and 35l East nth
'' jane a"'' Wits. r Robinson. No w wef AID
st. T yar, Leopold to Kingsley, $40 2dsts.
yea Kipc c' George D. to Jewc:t, 7O5 wa'hnstn
yea" Krt s,Sy Thomas M,nhauaG savings Ins-0n'
u L6qshran Joseph !, to iIershhed' 7thave' r cor
o. ic%adan Lewis 70 Kra"s, cor III ''' anu
M"cr' clemens to German Savings Bank W %'"e
70thst | year. $500 -. ,.,..,.,,, sov,ru Rans.
Marshall Oscar to I'%lgant i9 9 edG ea''
80 2 Norri1 John H& G. to Sire ohave end S4th'
Ffa f'' Franz + 0 Kahn. 2d-ove. s''h'ss .
Fade Flank K to + Billings. s'th''t' i''-
shSnnqn Annette to C Purdy. 7othst, Ilt"a'e'
Strong Louisa T To r Parsons No !! wet 1 oSo
- Sranc c Ernest T. w. to Grcenwc ceOstSy'
pcaaecy;.t wnIett. vars t$.O ct al, 117thst
'TFn Imma.' JOIN a j to f cruscr ii7h''t' Sta
w1nScT. Mrr1 to l. l. Williams Tnwood'ave' Wolf
walden JOIN 10 Mullins. Pyne-'t Bayord''t
WcihCr forc92 to q wcndckcn. l42d''t Have
Warren George w to p'''' " ~
COur; aud taNc. ! ttuO
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Train. Irrvr sintion foot OF Liberty ~. via
LENsssn VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo. Niagara Falls and the West.

3D.. ia y. Dol. >.A.1l-, $40 a. 40 y -.
Pr Ia lon 100. Cd. a. NJ; l-.3) 2lJ. SO 5l5.
1.SO =. aun1eys 90. 10, IlvO $40, 80 m,
tor B,nicA.n- Allentown anu NaUcn ChunA, : ~, 81
q. n. l21'. ~. ; Is SO y. H.; suniays 200, SIS,
for il, to- SIS = ID 1890. 345. 80 p. m. Sun.
days. SIS IL a. ~. 30 ;. n
b.. iOAs D. the Mahanoy .0ll region al : 10 q. m
$50. - =. f. Sundays. slj. J. % 4. ~.
For WI e. barre, pittsfln add Scranton Sl5 a. N.
1870. as. 80 p sundays. except scranton. SIS
For Einis, s.I5 a. m; 1880. 7.3O p. n. Sundays.
SIS D. ~. 1850 D. m. - -
Srts par or car be procured az 12 2S5,
POI. 4lj ,s5. 9i2. LAO Broadway % Mgrsay-st 81
West i25th..t NeN.lor6i 1888 Wsshneron->,- 126 Full.
tonst.. ptooklyn. and - Broadway. wiIamsoqrg
Wcstcott Express Co. VIII csl FOR and check baggage
from hotel rssilcncc 70 destination.
A. 4 NJ EOp. L. q. HANCOCK.
Prcs't Gen. Mgr. Gec Pass. Agent.
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,7tnst $ 275 Of shave 2dNiof'- sa'"e 1880
Gsth It - 90 n - i0th-a'e' SoN'Oo'' Wv 100000
7ot6s, n $ 100 Il Of llthaNe' ''NioV', 1900
Unry"st 80 siS; tobias KraSo"'r u Il "oV' 5000
wa %a% No 90 william Marshall 70 H. 4
Monr T% so Il wa cl INT soNl-o;
Ha .cO., bs go 7l 10 Lancer COIN
Monroe..t 30 90 Eagle DIst'lcT 20 ~ !.
Mott sG, rs;v; f iSidsS ia. $500
s m,,na xo s,' Morris ,;oldstcIn t, u hadener
WahIae;on.st, 30 7c5; Gertrude Ie"o'' " " I2Coo
s,aDtoS HS'' :, 100 II colu@baSt' 2'Si0Oi
sarih III cnbsrs 70 = Gi,S1N y p5los .; sidney
'' Dillon to cora wyraon - zoo
7.h., 40 81 East. Ma! beG ac e ol- '0 Gi3a
cth-ayc, n corner sith''t 2c''VN'' u',' 20 900
,edst 80 100 Fast, Wm s @it s,1,n Ii Van
r'E EShNIcs to- to g org: Moor -59 s eco
S Jo%a T "sd T. s7 E%TS9'F .1ti ss' oo
''o' .., v r,.hr 10 y T. pfar ....... 27.lj0
load..i lI96 IL r. "a nsnn;c,, .. cscoO
T,' 81, ii'' 8: Cora c'h'd to
,shi ,''o' iiS IT shave ie6>o9i c'oa =, 500
con yoo, raye 80 80: rhcbc sIdcll to NJ
r7tS H@a''1 =. 100 IT itrayc lolSicoIi; WA
II Green, tr",,'c 10 NJ s1msl o a. i,,;xlcoI,:
ma Ms.t~ Same ie .on y to Joseph Don,d.on
WcSdelEcn 70 l. wcln'r.., ...,.,..,,.. 'oO'o
Ernst Kiipproth % r rcrt'cG r., ,o,.,; 1900
"ii " , ,Sr TO q wcndcisen -.
wir-.ave. II cor lt'th-st 2'Nioo' so"' 70
ry;: i t.. j Ws,d I,s7'r-'' a'N''5s' My 900
An,non ,a,. ,,,.n, s. ~ :" rrneh $500
crpn" rl''n Io.n,,a, o." 10 = F iynch 5000
'r',too;aI ,: l2S 20 p p sid ,ii'..
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Trains leave vim
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

For PnuAdepAa 400. ito $40, 100, lI3O O. M.
with dIas car 100, 4j, $50, WIN dining car, 20
1870 isl a. M NJ VITA dining sa. 1885, $50. with
dining ear, 300. GO p NJ, ZIP night; - ooo limo
~, VIA dlnlg l3J. @So. dining car 900 y n''
Hlaitoasl trims weekday, Baltimore At 600 ? n.
Paf0r Cars on Day Trains Slccpers on Night Itains'
keaaas Harrisburg r:t,s'Aie &c a; H. a. 60.
}sP sa@dP Cd go, 80 SSgs ,s HaFFi b. re-.
l. ulht tof sunbury, Le~isbnrz end Whaa'H,p,1
VIA fhldeqhla at 80 a, M 80, .'"g p M Is
nsht .Ncest snt'Fny night sundays p H. '-i'
Tor EN.ton. 100 7l5 s.45 100 80, 5+5. 7.so
p Ter ! tnieSem &achSo.n' Manch CHUNK Sc. 100.
rs s.i5 ,. NJ 90 40. So. 80 p. m. to Allentown.
for w!iS;.barS, ri,ts,'n and scranton s4s q. NJ.
Gog Hieh rriise Branch aud Inse Hoplt-ong. 500.
s.'5 n. 100 $50 m sandal ee' 10 40 a. , IA s,,
His a N. +; 40, 100. 80 $50. Gl5 80 ,. IA Sun.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Freehold a. AuaAGc H.-As.C,, $50 SIS. lll3
4 m 100 40. Clj p. sundays. except Freehold.
For Red Bank Long nranch and point. South to Point
OBS ,. N. sundAys except Ocean Grove and Asbury
fai 20 "a 40 10 y H. p,,oes,, PARK and B,,os
cal, 80. SIS a m l30 40 D. N.
Tor Auantc CRY VineiaRd ind B'.dgeton. +3o D. m.
For Monmouth Beach seatr'chs and Highland Beach.
$50. SIS. lll5 =. ~ 100 40 y ~
SANDY HOOk ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier y. r. foot Rector -.
For Auantc Highlands. I'D Bans. !gh!and Beach,
Seahr 81. "a Long Branch, az 80 10 - a. m LOO.
sa,usda.s y 345. 800 p. NJ sund,ys go a m:
Fcssn, al lol5 a. NJ. 90 Saturdays only. as ,.
sundays except OCEAN Grove snd Ashufy Park . 80 a y
M; j 90 Sa,artays only si5 p N.
For F'eeho.d at s'j
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NEw.yOKK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

N
In con ,rqu'nc- thv improvements being tho
Jay.st aud after Juno 1892 the ferry
business OF this company VIII be temporarily
transferred from Jay To the ferry house Of the Pcnny
Nania railroad Company. at the foot OF Vest iJth.st
Train. West i2d.-t 20 a IN. % min.
utns earlier from West 18th for Lake Mohonk Lake
MnnewaskA and WAIKIKI Valley L.. X. stations, Middle
Iown, Bloominebureh Port Jervis Monticello Ell.nyle
dale Scranton Walton Delhi. Sidney. Norwich EdncSon
iTtira Rome. Oneida OswcGo. Detroit Chicago and points
ais T. ~. Campbell Ia Lakes Mohonk aud Mime.
vnska Waikiki Valley .tat.ns. MGdlrown. Blooming
burgh Elcnville Fallsburea nureyville Liberty. whlA
Lave Livingston Msnnr
700 H. ~. Mlddetown.. Pittsburgh; Liberty. Lily.
ingston Manor. I,ockland. Walton. sidney Norwih.
cago and West: Pullman becpcrs reclining chaif
free u Sn.pen lion Bridge Daily all other trains daily
except Sunday.
obtaIned az a22 broadway New York. j. c. ANDERSON.
q. p A. 20 HEAVIER At Ecw.rork
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Railrna0s.
AMERICAS oRsATEsT RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER R. r.

O'oEcT LIVE TO NIAGARA FALLS
Ti sTATioS ,hs only raiIrscS station in: City
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
gao AM.-Dafly except Sundays Fsstess tran h
FAST MAIL.
9o eS s md n ns.a Ua<
NEw.YORk AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
IU:UO a. M.-Day. duo Chicago AS q. N. next day.
DAY EXPRESS.
1890 A. M.-ESceps Sundays. Saturday train does
WV run west Of Cleveland and Detroit
SOCTHWEsTERN LIMITED.
oo':. oui. -T 2'i5 next si' p I M No ext i.,s
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1.55 P.,L-Daiy. duo Chicago 500 p m. sszs ~.
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
$50 PM Except Sundays. Due Albany 7;2s. rras
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
400 rs d DAILY m due Detroit 90 H. Chicago
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
c.nnP +. M.-Daiy. due Chicago 9'9o y. ~. ST. Louis
$50 NORTHERN EXPRESS.
ZOO p. NJ Daily. que Montreal z IS .. m.
y BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
z.20P. M-Daiy, due Bu'a!o 2 80 NJ. SlAssS
CINCINNATI AND 81. LOUIS EXPRESS.
500 .col. p II i5 D. auS . g. Lou. s. e.
LIMITED FAST NAIL
800 IL! M on sn! r sse lo rSs.; Due
CHICAGO NIGHT EMPRESS.
O.fE p. M.-psliy, for Budaio. "AIert""n. CgdenA
S.tS burg. Detroit and Chicago. -
sc ia .s ADAM 5 HSD I"k
Two sa.ns with through Dsmnxroom cars " Pttsaeds
10 :0 . m due Pttsleld 81, North Adams 80 .. NE
Is so D. M. due PlttsEed 10. North Adams 40 y n
Aor time Of local trains, tickets and space ia SeepL:e
Cars apply 4. Grand Central Station or AZ l13. 20l.
tlS 7S5, ei2 BroIawly % West 10th 2Sj Colan5.s
and l.Sthst station NewYork. 333 washing -ses
726 Fulon.,t. and ~ Broadway. L. d.. Brooklyn
DAILY. eXceD. sunday. Oher trains 5dn odsiU
Above those having at . 80, . 10 O. ms
. 80 4 30 .. m. stop l3sih.s. station:
JOHN ". TCTCfY. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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Gearbers.

4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Pofe'sors Teachers. Tutors Governesses.
&c. Mr. n cJ j. 4. foUSo FGLroS. 2s Union square.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS. TEACH:
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S SoSRh E'in hook SSdns 10 cor
u EST TEACHERS supplied Tor all Urancne. IN my
10 tEa fs rts.l Ruieau i'
KINDERGARTEN TEACHER wantd. who has had
N several years experience In public scto2l 300! no
ononcnt fee. Union Teachers Agency. ~ East l4hs
n ARTNTI. WANTED.-At nist-cass sccct school for
J. boys on leading In Philadelphia. Address
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ID IIVATE TUTOR Yale graduate successful In prcpar
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school near city Vocal Music. interviews this wech
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vI,EACHERs SUPPLIED without charge IN all dopait-
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- KOpOS AIS FOR MACHINE TOOLS SC.

i FOI: THE NAVY YAED wAsnIN"ToN D. c.
June IL is92-sslcd proposal ndorsrd "IIoroals for
Machine Tool. Ac Tor iIr Navy Yard Wellington
d c. be opened July . so:" win hc received at the
Dur.au Of Provisions 1nd Clothing, Navy Department
Washington y. g.. unti u O'CLOCK July .. 1892
and publicly opened Immediately thereafter, 10 furnish at
the Washington navy Yard vertical borng and turn.
ng machinc. horizontal hofng and drilling machines
also quantity Of zine broken -tone, forgngs cc etc
Tho article. must the Navy standard pas
thc usua naval nsIcctcn blank proposals. WIN h. fur
nhrd non application 20 the IOumnniant NJ the Navy
Yard or 10 Butctu The attention Of manufacturers
and dealers l. invited. Tie hds all other thing. being
cn,,l IN" Department the hight
10 waive defects reject oil BIDS deemed ad
D.,
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DROPOSALSFOR FURNISHING FIRE AND

j STREET IIYDlihNTn.--'
-. G.. Washington. June ~
be received AZ this Oliicc uniil
June 80. 1892. lor shinR
and nfty Street Ilyl!ants. J
specifications can he oblain.d
ton therefor. together WIN
The night 1. reserved 10 roget
bids. J W. DOUGLASS. j
SELL. Commissioners. ID. {.
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Jllice 81 ID" Commissioners,
$50. Scaled proposals. VIII
- o'clock M, on Thursday.
one hundred Fire lIydrants
'lank forms ~ proposals and
az tlds ollice upon applica~
all necessary Information.
any aud all bids or pats 81
w. ROSS. WM. J. EOS-
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS Ar THE EXCHANGE.


A hot and pcrspirng audience gathered at the
stand of Richard Y. lInrnctt Yesterday ut the Real
rsioic Exchange when he offered five plots at sea
brieht. " j., between the N0rmandic and the nhrew'
burv hol The plots were about joX30o. and rail-
through from The Atlantic Ocean to the shrewsbury
River. Tho bidding however. very slack. ard on
the first plot struggled to sl13o which price be
Inc bclow The sellers figures the rest OF the lois
no - West Eighty thlri-s. four story bricL
DWELLING on II lot lSN1O2. offered at No. III
broadway by ID. i. lngIaham 90 mere neiis u,i,
small audience. the referee adjourned The sale nhu'
IL /, said that in consequence OF the changes ~
the real estate market svcrll new hrhn WIN
shorty make their appearance In the cNchahee "'
auctlOnecr'.
Ncy.York wednesday June -.
40 salcs were hold at the Exchange ond Auction I"
New. YORK Real F,ato Salcsroom.
sales Of dwelling. with lo 80 ?s Wcsi sJG'st :"
Iescr.st were adjourned to June - and July rei"''
tNey ,,, .. .,,r,,h, \ ! was Withdrawn.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. y. l. VI l.
lieth,t. $ 200 # " Of rod or public owe a 900
lGt,, st JOS IT,, IT. n 81 n %sh $3.50
prosiccto,c, n " cor of Colc.st 27.GNG?, Mary ,,o
Pcrtv~Vr iss.i It of Eclipsc.St, 33Sioo' g,
John i Ea.n to Am'nda Z IS "f wcb.tcra,c.
,ed 81 10 :e We. e. Robert Robinson to ooo
orPp. WIS 'i iGa6 It Of stha,c, lsoNioos; ,ooo
Gilbert Spss, r. to y s shP,n is oxioos;
77 ia9e 80, 200 II 81 sih-''c 2ix1o?2 AIcN.
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- EOpOSALS FOR FURNISHING DOUBLE

l QK RErLl POSTAL CARDs.-ros IotIlCE
DIPiETMENT. WANuIN GTON. u c.. June .. 1902
this Department uItl II ~. on Wednesday. ia" 10Th
iay june 1-12. Tor furnishing doube rcp, postal
cards for domestic and foreign IN such numbers
be called for np 10 September 20. 1893 Proposals.
must made the BLANK forms provided for the pur
pqe by the Department secur,iy envcopcd oId scaiei
endorsed "PrOpOsals Furnishing double Reply
Postal Cards" onh Addressed 10 the Third Assistant Post
master General. WlshlnPOn u. {. Bids delivered IN
person must be ha d'd IN NJ before thr hour above
sIeclnd otherwise. they WIN not be- consicrd BLANK
forms proposal with fun specifications aud samples m
the PAPER Of which the cards 10 be- made viii h.
furnished upon application 10 The Thri Assistant Post
General. JOHN WANAMAkEK Postmaster.
General.
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arlsIrultlCn.
For BOYS ard Young Men-Clty.

natinns begins August 18th. Scientific, Classical.
Electrical Engineering j. WOODD.'lD"" INV ~
h.. D. Gi5 Madis0nale.
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Train. leave Isd,s.. North Riyerl satlSl Ncw;Yort
- ',Ns aud minute, earlier from Zoos Wcss Istn ~
.,,3O A. NJ bal. Tor Newbur., KINGSTON Aloanyt
''S Sov s,cep. SUNDAY. west Of cseyman. Junction,
,.1tA NEDa,,y Tor Al ANY. daily. except SUNDAY.
MOutrtal ,,,,,v r',,ca
y", s,nestsr RuGalo. NiaE,ri fal, Detroit Cf
eeso daily except Sanrioy Tor ,n no,n SSnv and Uts.
400 elS or A fs"a;v MSa,a "UGea sy,
i,, Rochester Eqao N,esi g' o PF Toono SA''
cage Epsly except sunday for Newbug' Albany
saratogs Mon n Albany Utica Syracuse. Rochcs,
$40 L. nlo Niagara iall,. Toronto. Detroit chicago
:, styrhhssgnI iR LOCALS. Us $50 p. NJ; ..o
HA Nx,nnntT,tG locals 90 10 rs A. NJ. r1s %;So'
n w "a 40 al As l.. NJ. -, r.,. IA.
sssSsnSSsrs Tor BUFFALO. Naears FALL, Toronto. DO
'rs,..go 81 Louis. all through trains ,..,..
troll pay For tickets timetables par9r ana ooH
car ~, snn T2a tultolst. Anncx onc ..s
a, Ncw.york City, il3, Ell. 1863 7SS ?tz pv srI
Fulton - nowerv 81 East tfh.st, 81 West l2oh,s-,
way. iso Nv C ~ LAMBERT. 0anerai Passenger AsW~
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1913 broadway
u ncar iodst-5bth wear. Summer clas scS.
~ ~ c. IIENDRlCkSON. Ph. ID.
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,,,uE BOOK oropEN AIR spoRTs ocsT S.r 0U opes
nm,ns"mcnts Rule for sailing. swimmns osi ma,
, shootng horseback riding, se Sc " run Euterais.
InE e"' - ,hIishrd las The Tribune New forA. I"'~s
copy. runvsrnaiiv COMMUNICATED By the nfess.
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RAILROAD SYSTEM

Station foot Of Liberty ST., North ltivcl
Time Table in effect Nav -. lo92.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23

Overlooking Va Corpndt PARK and hsyinr MAGNIFICENT
Hudson Ky,r Views These properties arc constantly
,orca.,ng in ,auo IN ratio 4, has property the Nicnl,
Of Central Iarh Take 9th 9th avenue l. and fonkfF'
RaYa Transit ron ij5a.t sx'ythFce Ncw-Yorx trains
daily. n.,,c,n Van Co tondt IarA and YonAo's ar
mn stations. Cryl on tie PARK Lo"ef'e-the most ou
uro.-ard Park I'M. comprising the hcalthIe't secu'"
,nou, Ncw.Yofk. and the easiest reached by the plea
aaic TIP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
Proposals.
ID ROPOSALs FOR TIMBEG DRY DOCK

- KOPOSALH Ok IIMBLN I'D UVVN
Lpr.au Of Yard, aud DOCKS, u s. SaN d partmsnt
Washington. y. c-May II, 1892. Under anuoft con,
Nv q Congress approved July 1880 sealed
PROPOSAL are hereby invited and VII be received al tht
Bui.au until o'cloyx D. M Tuesday the 18Th day 4
July a. at which TINE and place The proposal VIII be
publicly opcnc1 To- CONSTRUCTION By contract II
i'rler dry dock Gc0 FEET long. WITH IS feet draft OF
wstet together win lion pipe cninag pump hott'
ing gate all other works pertaining thereto. In accord
ncatlonr which bn seen upon
anil Bureau, the toi.nand1nt 81 the
Brcobiyn Navy Yard Proposal, must BE- In duplicate,
scale end addressed the lhL Of tho Bureau Of Yards
aud Docks. l.. 5. NsyC Department washington. d. e..
and the envelope Endorsed Proposals for Timber Dry
iork" RlaJk form. viii IL furnished application.
Por additon.l information In regard 10 the location and
s bidder. referred the commandant ~ the T. =.
Navy Yard. Brooklyn. y. Y Satisfactory surety.
must accompany uif pTOIOsGI
aud no proposal viii be considered unless accompanied by
pfc'crib.d bond. Tn, successful bidder VIII be-
heen fS day after tho 81 his
pfopoal foruei contract. Tho rgh, IL
Of mi. urcau the Interests " tho Government
qulrc. and 20 waive defects. ~ II. FARot HAIR Chief
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
DRAFT INSTITUTE.

THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Seminary Board ne aud
Day School for Grls. ADD year. Opens sept. %
ollege prcpa alton 13Si0 Montague.s Brooklyn. y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23

NEW CHAPTERS IN GREEK HISTORY Historical
Results OF Recent Excavations IN Greece ana IiSla
Minor By Percy Gardner. With illustrations
Pp Nv, 40. G.. F. Putnams Sons.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-24

1MPORTANT-Send money by express at our
expense in sums NOT LESS THAN FIVE DOLLARS,
on which sums we will pay all charges, and we
prepay express charges on TICKETS and LISTS or
PRIZES forwarded to our correspondents. Ad-
dress PAUL CONRAD,
New Orleans, La.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-24
The Pnnr Waifer-

people are pretty hard on u.s." said a
waiter in an up town cafe the other
night, considering what we have to go
through with sometimes. | have been
in this room, and on my feet, hurrying
most of the time, for nearly fourteen
hours. It's hard to keep ones temper
for such stretch as that, and to be II,
lively and quick witted as when one be-
gan his days work. AT that table over
there where those three men are sitting
they kept me standing for ten minutes
before they gave me their orders. They
We're just talking, not discussing what
they wanted to eat, but finishing up
some argument. Now if l had gone
away and waited until they had got
through with their talk they would
have called me inefficient and negligent;
so stood there, and when / finally got
their orders and started away man at
the next table was angry and stopped
me to tell me that l was the worst waiter
he had ever seen. So you see how it is"
New York Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-24

A young literary man of New York,
like most of his craft very impecunious,
has discovered a means by which he
lives respectfully and yet cheaply. As
heis hard worker, he values quiet
above all things except money. Conse-
quently he always seeks secluded spot
for his abode. In winter he lives in the
country where board is cheap. At the
beginning Of the warm weather, when
most people are leaving town, he takes
up his residence there in retired street,
where he is permitted to occupy room
in house deserted by its occupants for
the summer at a nominal price. He
finds the town in summer as quiet and
delightful as he does the country in
winter, and urges all his friends who are
no better off financially than he is to
initiate his way of living. Yet some
people maintain that literary men do
not know how to spend their money
judiciously.-NewY York Epoch.
Arizona republican., 1892-01-24
Prizes Cashed in Full Without Deduction

No. 1898 draws capital prize. $4,000, sold
In Mobile, Ala, Chicago, a., Boston, Mass,
capital prize, 100000. No. II 1872 draws third
capital prize, $4,000, sold in Mobile. Ala, Chi
cago, Ill, Boston, Mass, and Louisville, Ky.
No. 5O,l99 draws fourth capital prize, $4,000,
sold in Boston, Mass, and Houston, Tex Nos
j6.527 and 67,9i7 draw each $4,000. Nos. 1874,
i6,GS7, Il Cog, ,l69 and 92705 draw each So 600