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A VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY

A Novel OF American Society. By HAMILTON AIDE,
Author OF &" Poet and Peer" ETC. Post Svo Coth oina'
mental. 81 Is.
Mr. Aide during In this country In com
many with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ Stanley, had eXccp-
ona oppotuntcs becoming acquainted with the char
actAstc pecuartes Of social life and manners in Amer
cs and he has embodied in this entertaining volume
Of the Impressions received at that time In delight
full story m which love and intrigue have their part he
has skifly intcrwoven Engshnans views OF society
as IL exists in New-York Boston, Chicago and the far
west. Several prominent and wel-known leaders of
fashion in NewYor said be represented the
characters OF tue story.
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FLYING HILL FARM.

Gy SOPHIE SWEET. illustrated Post svo. Cloth
Ornamental 81 % ("HMpcr's Young People Series
story Of country lie fun Of romdhtc episodes and
incidents and delightful for It's freshness and vvaciy and
the general wholesomcncss OF It's The illustration.
and attractive and the book VIII be welcomed
with pleasure by all Young readers
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! II.
THE TECHNIQUE OF REST

BY ANNA c. BRACKET. Small 1omo, Cloth, orna-
mental "a cents.
A recent article in Harpers Magazine" written by
Miss Bracket for the purpose Of helping women who are
tired was occasion of letters OF thanks and
aupeclaton from those who had evidently been benefited
by il that suggested that more might be said on
the same subject The result the present attractive
little volume which IS commended not only TO tired women
but 10 all busy workers who feel that the amount OF
force at disposal is in danger Of beng overtaAcd
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HARPER & BROTHERS
PUBLISH TODAY:
1rrrrpS OF sAMIrEL JOHNSON. LID.

LETTERS OF SAMUEL JOHNSON, LID.
Collected and Edited by GEORGE BIRKBECK HILL
n r r Pembroke College. oxford Editor OF Boswel's
Y,,o ., Iohosonn With fac-simile letter. volumes
o.. Cloth Uncut Edges and Gilt Tops 81 so. TN a
TONI
This collection letters. although not including any
A, oro found in Roswclps Lfe" is the most complete
90, nuhlshcd The letters show, other publication
has done how admirable Dr. johnson was In his core
Dondncc in matter and manner they exhibit delight
l varety-those Gnc weghty passages worthy OF phi
loobcr that strong common Characteristic OF the
man Cha, yir,rous English which master. and
in some instances playfuness and ehtness Of touch
which will surprise those author only by
his formal writings.
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For Capo May. 90 y m. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w a. Y c. & IL. Il. Il. r. Lossc)
Trains leave tadSt North River, station New York.
follows, and 20 minute, earlier from foot Jayst. X
$3.50 A. M.-Day for Newbure Kingston. Albany
dailL. cMept SUNDAY. wet Of Coeyman's Junction,
7;15 4. VI. Daily for Albany; daily except Sunday.
1000 A.. M.-DaIy for Newburc Albany utlca, Syra-
cusc. Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chi
1I,iJ 4. M-Day. except SUNDAY for Albany and Uica
t9s b 1r sHeCp, S SSndsy for A ns. svr,
euse nochester buffalo Nasra Fails Detroit T, chi
Sis +. w. Daily Tor Albany Utica Syracuse, Roehes.
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Chicago
uAyEiSiEAw LOCALS. :45. IS 40 p. NJ. .,
80, 20 80. HAS y. NJ.
Slerplng-cars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto, De-
troit. Chicago, st Louis. on all through trains.
'Daily. For tickets. timetables paror aud sleeping
accommodations or information apply at offices, Brook
yn 333 Wa,hngton'st 700 Fulton.St Annex ofce foot
Fulton. WORK CITY. 27 1903 7sj o2 Broadway
lt3 D0wcr, II lnrlr Place. % West ioJh-st, ont a
stations. &. r. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
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NEW. YORK ONTARIO ANn MEsTEI,N RAILWAY

trans lcane Wet i2d.t at 7:55 A. ~ u5 mn
utrs earf from loot Joy-stl for Lake MohOhh, laAe
MinneT MIA, ana Wsihl Valley r. T. station Middle
iowh Hl9ohneb rbh Port Jervis. Monticello, Lien, ne
lsl'9niEh' idbSgy Livingston Manor HANCOCK Carbon
dale scranton walton DENT. Sidney. Norwich fdMcston
Utica Rome Oneida. oSwcgo Detroit Chicago. and points
Wet
3.IJ =: M. Campbell Ilal Lakes Mohonk and Mime.
wa,ka. WAIKIKI Valley stations. MiddetJwn, Blooming.
Lake Livingston Manor. -" '''''''
200 ,no M'' mdaetown, F2lsbursh Liberty Lly.
Oneida onrwego loehestr. Niagara Fails Detroit. Chl.
cage ana WsI iuihan Seepers reclining ehar Gar treo
cept Sunday. 49,
PulToa dsawng room seats and sleeping car berths
q. p. A.. 80 Beover.st. New.YorK.
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IN SILK ATTIRE.

Novel. BY WILLIAM BLACK. Sew and Re-.
yised Edition. Post svo. Cloth, 90 cents.
The previous issues in this revised and uniform
edition Of Nh Bio rs novels are ~ Princess Of Thule "
THE Strange Adventures Of PhaetoD," and - Dlughte;
OF Ieth"
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The feature OF the day at the Real Estate Excnse
Yesterday WAS the sale by james L. Wells OF III lots
ueor Woodhwn station. In the 1wentvf0urth Naiu'
rhe sale lasted over three hours md was successful
throughout All the lots were sold. The corner Oh
Fourth ave and Wad-st. sold for S44O. ana the IA
dining interior lots for $3.50 each The corner o.
fourtn and CintOnst. brought tJIo. with from @"JO
an 10 $3.50 for Interior lots In Cint0h-st LOIS III
lizard St sold for 1850 each. The corner OF Sccohu
ave and Fourtlst brought 5000. with from 800 up
IA sfSi for fbc ncrlDr lots. The OF F0ur ST.
and IIrsinve brought 1905. with 1873 10 $3.50 FOR
inferior lois, The average price over the whole estate
,yus nhout 300 TWO plots containing a little over
three CITY lots each the Mile square Road. opposite
Van (ortandt Park. brought $l.i50 and Si.4D re
,pcctively. Lots facing The PARK 2oXiOo Drought III
he neIchborhood of S400 10 500 each.
one of the most important sales at the Exchange
yesterday was made AZ the stand Ol William hchhcih
yho offered by order OF the supreme Court, In Pl'l
ion the corner Scvcnth-ave and SixtcenthSt. be
hcinr Nos poi and 2OB in the street. and Nos. 100
and 1O., on rho avenue. The property consists OF
nrick and frame tcncmentS. With u frontage on The
street of 60 feet and the avenue Of %. The
bidding rnn from 10000 up to S632jo. Ames
Co. were the BUYERS. ,.,...o -. ~
wcst Finy-Grst-st. running through and being Nos
io1 IN 5O7 West Flnlcst.. two and four-siory brick
lnilaingS and plot 75X2O0. They sold for Sl0oVo TO
IL. A. Wallace. $3.50. =.
d. F. Ingaham & Co. offered under foreclosure NO
20 West Observation-Disclosures thcestOry DITCH
huildinc on "A lot I6lOXf0O II sold FOR Sl2.'21 10
he plaintiff IN the proceedings.
Wiluam Kennedy offered IA plot In IleDout ave-
jOxl57 and In Bainbrld gcaye.. 30Xl25 Thcy brought
20. 900 fum the plaintiff In 1he proceedings
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] ".
TIE HTRESY Of MEHETABEL CLARK.

TIE HENESY Of MEHETABEL CLAKk.
BY ANNIE TRUMBULL SLOsSON. Small 10mo.
Cloth, Ornamental. rs cents.
The story OF another dreamer told with the same
quaint humor tenderness and skill that characterize the
tales in Mrs. Slossons Seven Drcamels nd have made
tina. volume universally popular.
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Trains leave via
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

For PHILADELPHIA 100 us. 900, 1000. 113o. m.
with dining car 100 I'D $50, with dining car, 100,
300, 600, 100 p. M, 1915 night. SandaysS 5.9o.
iO36, Il.30 a. NJ. w.th dining ear, 1So, $50, With
For BaltimOr, aud Washington daily at 900 1l3O a. M,
with dining car, 100 $50, dining car, 800 p m, l2S
night.
r.ror Cars on Day Trains sleepers on Night Trains.
FOR isCading. Iai rbUlg POttsSllle, etc. at 40
30 400 800. except P9ttsye; 40. except HARRISBURG
a. H.. 3 80. except Harrisburg, 500, except
Pott.Nlle, 600 except Harrisburg. p M.
1918 night. For Sunbury Lewisburg and Wiliamsport,
clphia. at 80 "A. l3O, 80 y. M, l2ll
night, except Saturday night. Sundays q D. m, 12li
For Easton 400. Us, s.45 M; / 40. 5.i5, 7.so
For B,FRlehsm Allentown, Ma1eh Chunk. &c. 400.
5s 900 no id 100 ? 20 D 3 mn M to Allentown
For wilkesbarre Plttston and scranton s.45 Q. m.
40 D. m sundays. 40 a. m -
For lIigh Bridge Branch, s45 M. LOO. 40 D m.
Fo Felt Abby at 3d. $50 sl5 Ills a. M 100,
100. l.2O 5i5. GOO 100 D. NJ. sundIys 900 a m.
For freehold and Atlantic Highlands, 40 BIS. 111s
a. NJ. 100 i.3O, 600 D. m Sunci)s except Freehold,
For Fed bank Long Branch and points South 70 Point
Pleasant 40 rs. 11.15 a. M q. 80. 3.45 Red Bank
onvl 400 400. coo SUNDAYS. except Ocean Grove
and Asbury Park. 900 a. LOO D. m.
For LAKEWOOD.
At4ao s.I5 a. M. 1.So 3.45, 40 D. m.
For Toms River, Barnogas Park and Darncclt 49,
st5 a. m. 100 40 p. M
For Atlantic City, VlneaEd and Bridgeton. 40 q a.
For Monmouth Beach and seabrighs 49, SIS. Ills
q. m. l.30 and 400 D. m
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Eighteenth Ediuon post PAID for 25c.. or stamps
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls OFF
Il Turns Grey ard the Remedy By prot HAILEl
Every should read this little book '-hthenaeum
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PUBLISHED BY HARPER & BROTHERS. y.

~ The above works for sale by oil booksellers
will be sent by the publishers postage prepaid TO part
United States, Canada Mexico receipt q th'
price. iIarpors New Catalogue Will be ony ad
dress receipt Of ten cents.
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Sew.York, Monday, April Q


Tho following sas were held at the Exchange and
Aur'Sa d Econ Sw tgq with lot No 80 lO5ht 1872 #
Manhattan-ayc, los l0lONlo0ll VIM Brown ana others
rio Ct land Tcbouqyc 500 II CIpTS,st SOY
i.-oiy factory with plot Of Sna West ST., so,hst
Vest list is It io-o,e. lot 2ohoo5 Il Wal
s,5e s" Ssf 20 2 D'' Vet '"1 5s plot 5ssS
Ns @ 3Ss h. 81 1 rGo III Fl! willard and
10 lots on toc bounded by I'd d 80 ss st and I'd
''fi lot. on Scs 5oqaad by I'D and IN SITS Gdavc and
Nile Square Road lIansan and oh os g6vc.
t. and Mic Squarc Road ii + Monaghan. $3.50
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TEANsFERs-N. Y. CITY.
o2d,sS so 50 Vest; Eva Levi and husband to o. ooo
i7tn,si, s. d 10, ~ ., rmund ia obus % 900
o5 S" 30 '1 rs West Joseph waach and wife to ~ zoo
Mos ImaFSy c. anne To- sano... 81 800
va 81, s. III SGSV Jobn + Carol, -. 1880
'7th-st No lc9 West Lne boo'ef 70 fi'1e 25.5oo
7isst i$ IL M SonN P"T Thefp 1900
7thaye = - II o,'n-, ,am Ind and ano 5000
Lot pd dS map r %lss% FLOYD and 'iHs.
v,.' IT, 80 leo ,; Ilcniy Cape ana wife E'abh
Nonr"e.-t no 200 NJ Newman aud wife TO -. 200
IOwcnfrlt 49,. -, g. rho
Grecnwichst No 2so; WIN huy''f 81 " 10000
r,,nmc.st - II g Il Piit-st, 2jNl00; Hams a.,
" Sn~.bandlcf and VIE TO 81 LYMAN -. -'f''
Esq., 80 lo7 Wilne"'"a '''oNn'' ' IS coo
ElyInc'on.,t : - 1879 It g Of Ludow.st l1N'Voi q,
james &. WaliiTr e. Thos & I'M 80 a..
\l,u..f g. 9a.a II u n Bolm'-'ti .l'N'tp,
MARI S,mucls aad wife 70 samuel i"r'' "u 90 o,o
i7h.st T. 90 and NJ ,S 9i 70 gts g Ca,i~on 2sooo
n st.st n = 90 n , - ithavc. lHNlor.O stephen
WTfhi 9'g u3 ,ng q, Il 81 Al % COO
''h,'G , s. - - q y ne WIZ iIayc, Io5 COO
,s,h.st r. : 20 q g. odaNe. 2jNlloOs: kaihn-
rna Pctr 10 IGcinr d ....-. 49, ....-- /
,O,h..t IA yof 4 W i-taNc iGNllNJ. Pfl-cHa .-
Davis a. IIafnah PIER and ano - az o''V'
l3S,h-sf $40 r. e. I.enON I'Nf' JUN
Sayre a. Trustees. b. A.h!thNs l. N'tI
i2sth.st 500 II Lon"N-aNo. joN"'ll' ~'h'' I
I37th.si n 5 ico2 u p Ienov.ave loS ok it'eF;
AlbaTuus l. and julia \ >ayf' 10 Jun" S'N'"
ie,,h..t. so $50 Fast Martha \ crNdds 70 oo.o
ioib.st : . i25 u vs. ciayc. 25NIOo.il; Henry -ooo
Kern and Wif- 10 Maisas (fiGnn 49, .--,- '''V"
oe5.t 2n # " I IaaS X Snis ,aG 200
cn ,y SS 81 f. r, Nm Both 10000
2deys ~, d. s'n-op "0. 4a 1000
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Hailroaos.

Hailroaos.
n RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWA of AMERi CA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT Ely
Block Signals&InterlOckin Switches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
DcsbrOsScs and COrflandt streets,
On mud infer 1905 "a. M, APRIL rs, 1892
TIE FAST LINE
300 A. M-pulnan yeetibule Sleeping and Pa5o' Cars
oil II 40 o a. ID CA.s9 ~ p no o d rSeao
TnE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
Ds1Nirg aud STATE Room Sleeping. Dining, smoking
sni Observation Cers. pre,.ntng financial rep99rsss
&dc MAD Saiscr'GoP library and Al the con- si
nsSss s Of eSg c qt A,re cne1s. 20 n.y.
lndlnapo, 55 = n; Chicago o:'5 a. m. and st.
ST LOU, AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
s%o yeiSs s ySps car" s. iI@% S s~d
casnnaa Passenger sOsch Ne%a0sk 70 S1,um9g 40
D. IN. next day.
THE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS.
2,0o l.. VI Pullman Neett6ule segIne Dnins smok.
Coaches from New.Yc,k TO Chicago Arrives in Chi
cago Is p. m. neat day.
TIIE WESTERN IMPRESS.
6ao r ~ x t,! s%i SaT SyeSs
aad MS%ra.. Did1Es cars TeS.YorS to ThliadcIphia
nd rSqf e TO nmG S% a rs 80 m 1I acana
80 p m. Chicago $50 p m. neNt day and s. iSq'
90 a. m second morning Connects for Toledo GALL
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
500 Mrega9 Ba"eI Sgegns Gag New ~cSs5Si 70
Nancy arriSes "eeNdays q. ooig@bgs 10 p M
100 a. $50 .SSdd moaS CcuaeSt I Tor roedo is
;o od T gyc4d nId Sg59; S T n ssq5d scp
r 70 Sew orleans, AshS'ille and Knoxville. Via Rich
300 T. Vi gS,a,s on cnrp ,sss ard Ohio
$500 = NJ sh-ondosh vellay FyPr',, adlyh win
Groygh r.mae Duff Scsr s Car 70 NewoTaa'
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1910 W"-Es9,o" Limited EsPre's'" ps % I
coachcs. paaec Car 70 Baltimore every weekday ar
S'io e. NJ ror 'F dqy
a%sa 2s p On ci 10 Of 'tiT c.e ns sa beyond usual
DO EAorr,' T5"". co and S CO sn4 30 n5
Gi and o5 50 H'"G @ GH SG &c g and Zoo 'p'
For a As"i ,S CRY Gar. 80 ana 0c1ss Ee'Ad' with through
For Cope May. 90 m. weekday
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sylnna IimItcd.wlth Dining Cor ord 10 10 Washington
Limited. with Dining Car, and II 90 II 20, co
20 800 80. 100 80 90. 500 o So : 0o
ia go p ard night sra Ai,1TeIa'ea
G.lj 3 30. 90 $1,000 LlmitoN and 10 90 a. M
100. 90 1 30 90. q so. = 90 and y. and
1915 nIlht Accommodation 5 90 and 90 p. m
Time Tables ~ tNns To local point. PennsY
Nanla railroad system. apply at the follow Ing Ticket
Onccs: Nos. .Gl. 49, $40, 9ii and l,323 Broadway !
A>or House 42d.st and GthrNe l3l East 12jthst 2O
Yves: i25.thst.. 25l Coumbu>ave aud foot OF DcS.
hro.Ses and Cortlpndt sts COurt-st. $50 Fulton 81
oS BrCadwNy and BROOKLYN Annex Station foot u Fu
ton-st. brooklyn; - Hudson-.t. Hoboken; station
jersey CITY.
Tho New York Transfer Company will for and cheek
baggage from hotels and residences through destination
CHAs. =. PuGH J. r. w00D
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Anrtion Sales.

vUELr~K NowN STEAMER EXCEISIoR at auction ;
w Wednesday, April 81 at O'Clock p. M at Ithst
wharf Washington D. {. For c,scrpton o. boat 0ppy to
Waiter Il: Williams & Co, Washington, D. I. Terms
made known az time Of sale
TINE POOK or OPEN-AIR SPORTS, octave, 500 pages
i illustrated The staniarS authority on American open
sIr amusrrlcnts Rules FOR sailing swimming ball play
ing shoong horselacA riding, &c. &c. IN full 81 per
rouy Published by The Tribune, NcwYork Entertain
Ing and universally comgimertr by the press.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM

station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table In effect April IL, 1892.
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Trims leave above station via
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West

50 a. m. 80 p m Sundays, rs m
T.so N; SUNDAYS, SID, 100 a N. 80. IS 9: m;
a ~; 1910. Is. SIS, 7SO p II. Sundays sis. HOO
r.. Rliiatca, So ;. m. 1890. s45. 7.so D. m Sun.
For points the Mshanoy coal region. a SIS a. m. |:
l23O. 40 p. m. sundays. SID. HOO a. ~.
For k.slarre, Pittston ard scranton. SIS a. m. /;
1890 Jfj. 7.30 p. H. Sundays, except Scranton,
7.9s o., or o,o 90
rs ?. II.
Tickets and paor stats can he procured at Nos. H. i7:.
81 29 ws l2ih--t. 1874 East l26th.st New.
York Court-st SEQ Futon.st 9S Broadway. BROOKLYN.
New York Trun,fr co. viii call for and check baggage
from hotel or rr>ifence 70 destination
A. 4 MCLEOD. {. G.. HANCOCK
Pres't & Gen. Mt Gen Pass. Agent.
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Gin llropcrtn for Sale. : !.

-"
A -CREDITORS' SALE..-A bargain can he nhuics
"A, 347 West End ave built BY lrstclass ,sv
decorated by Robert Co., OF otna'c.i terms ~
Address creditors att rneys. .,,,,,,, 90, v.o,dwuy
LEAVITT WAfiD & KEITH, III BIoau"''
n ave and ,,th.st land-omcy furnished or DiHESci
,nfurni,hed 4 rrcnS on first floor; elegantly raJs.
EIKER son, GGl 1th.aNc., y21--
:. ~ exs WEST 5TTUSr.-OVcr 2O-foot i-s'oi'
"A h,osu.tonc decorated residence hst-cla's Div 49,"
D'o"''"'''' RIKEE son.
"' GG1 5th-avc near 93ust:
. ---NO IOI2 jTII.AVE.-- IN
"A. FACING CENTRAL PARK.
,-o,r ncw Museum OF art Galleries, at o ntn,9.
superb 22-fOOt four-story hlsh'S ,i, ~,
Extra depth sanitary plumbhl-
-. BARGAIN ~ -, ppo,nwAy
V. K. STEVENSON g - Ir,i9i,1YED 10:
. = TItt,ANfl.Y KEMODELLrD, Df" VI - nytrrcs
loot touf.storv residence In p RECT oHlcr sa ~ I'm
and mirror: jlst-sL, 9TH and ON avs pm
t,a, 70 ohcr. ElKEH sou, dbl 'tn-'','
q, TI0W 50TIl.Sr-A sunny corner VI o"np,n Al
Is low 5Othst. Built by Dfu-sii, A., 4 son C,jl
jth.aVc., J3dSt
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Countrn prupcrta for Sale ano 20 Lei


. c,cGNIN-The finest blue m1ible l" ;a d.,th ma
n mont with mill running oNIlR "
"A mont, WIZ J., sold or exchanged for w-fork Income
pror,rtv sure fortune to the ltght nl"' ., po,.y
,o = = :, on FXCU ANGE for improved city property.
One OF the most attractive ana com,, co Vs S
nd frn, combined within two hours 81 uIh III
su 49, "a r more acres unusual facilities Tor marketing
,oIure. absolutely healthy: all nui' tn % III
oid., team neat o 900 tcct VAR 'front.' Soou
,ung lshnc and dflling: t'tn, 49,, io'''
49, g., ~ FOLSOM BROTHERS. SO bf"adWaN.
,ot,N SEASIDE COTTAGES fully Furnished u tehG,
AZ Iiclmar q few miles south Of Long b1hvR' t,fV?
., - - TIfDNI'T. Bcmar, " j., or ~ H. hlN',
Executor. 80 WiaU-st.. y \
o,TErRBAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE lincorpno,
- -, - ~ rro1dwaF.-ihc NcN-l ork once or 50
, ug accents Of suburban pl1ccs i|rccul9r' OF oN't
1000 propcrtIc, within an hour o inc CITY 'or S'' ''''
rent.
no LFT-FumI.hcd desired fotiage az o,Sawina wa
| urdson AZ miles ten minutes rom d'l0t' over
loo"' ''' NV IT, T. DE GRAAF. 90 Bowery
~, ,pRYTOXN III DSON-Ifou," - II rooms, with
] oil convcnl,nccs. ard In perfect order; halt+,re OIL
shade fruit lawns ana cNtohicd rlNcr
,or. q rinuc, from station churches schools ana mar
kcts Addrc.. T. \. j.. Ill Ccntre-st., N'w-i orr,
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EUION LINE.
" rNIIED STATES NAIL STEAMEEs.
ANUurRG .ANERICAN pACKET Gu

ENprc.s service Southampton (London) and Hem
burg MtgnncenL twn-~crrw steamer, OF 10000
b. D. This line holds record Tor fastest to London
and the Continent. Spring salln@s.
Columbia Apfh q. n. T.. Is .mnrck Iune o IL a. III.
T. B-u srcK'. Nav ) 4. Aug. N!ctofaJ une o. a. m
Aug Victoria. May -, am. Normnnnia June lG 10 A. H.
Normcnn. May 10, ii a m Columbia juno % D. m.
Columbia May 20. q. an. T. BsnIr,k June 30 10 m.
Hamburg American Packet Company, 81 Broadway ~ :.
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Il EW-Y YORK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.

DED STAR LINE,
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Selling for New York and Antwerp weekly;
WAESbAS WEDNESDAY, April "a a. m.
RHNNLAN D...........-.. Ncdhtsd May = ~ noon,
first cabin upward Excursion. 800 upward Second
cabin s45 Round "trip 10 per cent reduction. Apply for
Facts for Tr,elcrs.n Steerage at very low rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO.,
General Agents Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26

OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Francisco folows:
BELGIC Tuesday. May TO- d. m
OCEANIC win call at HOnoluu) une . d.
GAELIC (wiu call at Honolulu. Juno - b. m.
BELGlC. ....... Tuesday, July TO- D. NJ
Suprrby ppointed-Supcrlor accommodations. y ~
Ro,erlalons can be- mado by letter telegram 10 and
cabin plans 2S1 and 3i3 Broadway New York on
Room "a Railroad Building San Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD President.
T. H. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26

Miscellaneous.
a DvICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars frce 70 par
"A State locality price desired pupils and sex
r. v. HUYSS00N, American School Bureau. w. Ith-se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26
Ocean Steamers.

MTDITTRENNENS LINE.
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Tudl sat N1y cs 10 o.. Iuica. Sat, AUG .. 10 a'n'
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Tudt sat July -. 10 an. iuidt sat. sept 20 ~ MA
Ias~agr 600 si2j or fI5p berth. ilrst .anll. Il,
Pl.s~ng, > ,or "a, Italian Lakes. switzerland ana IN.
Tyroi VII uni thl- route IA" most ret easiest hu ne
Comfortable. SNitIefani be- ? acHcd ~ IN ho"T'
from ''tno,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-17
CLIPPER CHeSTNUTS.

First Rsportcr--Charley is what call
first rate newspaper man. lie always rep
rescnts Things Just as they are. Second
ditto-But he isn't good for anything when
it comes to representing things as they are
not.-l3oston Transcript.
There was an old lady in New England
once who was won't to say that she never
felt so happy as when she could sit right
down in all her misery and enjoy it," ms
same lugubrous old female, when she was
told that there was no such thing as etcr-
nal punishment, no literal hell, expressed
her disgust saying she "had hoped for
better things. Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
"IIow would you like to be thrashed as
am?" complained the wheat to the corn.
81 would good deal rather be thrashed
than have my ears pulled" answered the
corn.-Life.
He-Well, how are you progressing in
your French? She-All right till | at
tempt to think in French; then have to
ask some one else what / mean.-l3ostoD
Beacon
Specifically, ] dent understand what
you can see in me to admire. He-That's
what everybody says. Funny, isn't itS-
Boston Transcript
Dunn Browne--I should like to feel that
when die leave the world better than
found it. Jackson-My dear fellow, | am
quite sure the world will be better when
you are gone.-Judy.
There is little more tantalizing to a man
than to go home with something in his
mind he wants to sCold about and find
company there and be obliged to act agree
ably.-Atchison Globe
what puzzles me-" said Mrs. Briggs,
sis how these summer girls get engaged
: so many times if there are no young men
at the resorts. Life.
The man who first said that talk was
cheap never paid two dollars for attempt
! ing to talk over the telephone line from
| London to Paris for the space of three
/ minutes.-Utica Observer.
"What were her fathers closing re-
marks?' 81 could not hear them. | was
on the wrong side of the door. Boston
+ Gazette.
! Mr.. Lurker-EXcuse me, Miss Snapper,
but have long sought this opportunity
to Miss Snapper-Never mird the pre-
amble, MIR. Lurker. Run right IN and ask
pa. He's been expecting this would come
for the last two years. Boston Courier.
She (doubtngly)-You say you are pc
culiar. What. pray is your popularity?
He-Mabel, ! am the only man in tho
world who ever loved you as much as do.
| Life.
\ Chicago literary club recently debated
the question, WAS the inventor of the
barbed wire fence a barbarian" 1t is safe
to say that everybody took sides and no
/ body got on the fcnce.-St. Paul Globe.
Miss Prim (at the short skirt theatrical
performance)-lan't it disgrsccful? Jack
Bowser-Dreadful! Do you know it re-
minds me Of last summer at the shore p
/ Boston TRANSCRIPT