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Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-25
BURNT WORK UPON GLASS.

The art of typography, burnt work, OF
poker work, as 1t Is variously called, has
been quite popular of late, very decorative
effects being produced upon wood or leath-
er by the use of the hot platinum point.
Some of this work resembles painting
grown dark snd rich with age, while other
pieces resemble carved woodwork, the de-
sign standing out upon a back ground
which has been dotted or stippled with
the hot point.
Typography upon glass Is the latest
fancy in this line. It is done upon ordina-
~ plate glass, and is said to be very suita-
BILE for the beginner in the art since
it is really simpler than pyro..
graphy on wood. The grain of
wood often causes unevenness of outline,
the shading requires great care In the
pressure of the point, and much practice
Is required to insure frmness and deli
cacy of touch. The cdor of the burnt
wood is sometimes dieagreeable-th of
burnt leather always SO, but none of these
annoyances disturb the worker upon
glass.
The design is laid under the glass and
then traced upon 1t. The platinum poin,
must be perfectly clean and heated to
| white heat. The pressure on the tool
must be firm and steady, but need not be
hard as no force is needed save that Of
heat. When the work IL hrst don't
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-25
THOUGHT FOR WASHING DAT.

The clothes line Is Rosary
OF hou ehold help and care;
Each little saint the mother loves
Isrepreseuted there.
And when across her garden plot
She wall 9 with thoughtful heed,
should not wonder II she told
Each garment for q bead.
For Celia's scarlet stockings hang
Beside Amelia's skirt
And Bilbo's breeches, which Of late
Were sadly smeared with dirt.
Yon kerchief small wiped bitter tears
For ill-success at school;
This pinatOre was torn in strife
'Twixt Fred and little julie.
And that device Of finest web
And over costly lace
Adorned our eldest when she danced
At 8 me gay fashion place.
A stranger passing, I salute
The Household in its wear.
And smile to think how near OF kin
Are Love and toll and prayer.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-25
II Won1an's Back.
The handspring of her lif

The mainsprlng OF her lie.
What can she do, where can
she GO, so long as that deadly
backache saps both strength and
ambition
She cannot walk, she cannot
stand her duties are burden
some she is miserable.
The cause is some derange-
ment of the uterus or womb.
Backache is the sure symptom.
The one unfailing remedy is
Lyaia E. PtnkAans's Vegetable
Compound. A woman discov-
cred it and gave it to woman.
Mrs. T. W. Lane, of Holyoke,
Mass, tells what a comfort it is
to write to a woman about her
peculiar troubles, and have a
woman read her letters and give
a woman's SYM "a
pathy and help. IN
Thousands send ~ SS
Mrs. Pinkham W "
letters, grateful S>|1
for renewed life. 3LSN(SSs3
All druggists sell it. sA((ASsA
Address confidence, l~|ES@z@2s|
/ LYDIA E. PISKFkM MID
Il Co., LrgS, MASS
Lydia z. Pinkhsms -~GE~~
Il LiverPiu 26 cents
DIR, MARY J. WRIGHT,
| CLAIRVOYANT.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-25
Eammdrtes.
LEADING
THE GRAND MARCH

With time, and 80 keeping pace with the people
HOusehOIders
Consider our services Indispensable, for they
have found no other way to obtain such satisfac-
tory work In the renovaring of their furnishings,
such as the cleaning OF Lace Curtains and Drap-
cries, Blankets, etc, and the cleaning of Floor
Coverings-what luxury, this new wayl They
telephone the order, we do the rest-take up,
clean and relay.
Laundry1ng.
Here we touch upon theme that will interest
all. We do all kinds, and make speciality of
Mems Linen, with finish as ordered.
Dyeing and Cleaning.
A large subject to handle with few words.
Surprising Transformations Unwearable gar
ments made again useful This applies to made
up clothing as well as ripped and all smaller
articles of wearing apparel. Especial attention
devoted to the cleaning and dyeing of Mems
Suite and Overcoets.
The FORSYTH Dyeiug : laundrying Co.,
OFFICES:
878 and 645 Chapel Street.
Works:
STATE, LAWRENCE and MECHANIC SITS.
-
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-25
LONDON, Feb. IL

In every part Of southern Italy you will
come upon broad, grass grown highway.
II is called the "traturo." For twenty
centuries 1t has served tho same purpose.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-25
9r1y Gunds.
Howe & Stets(. +.
OUR HALF PRICE
CLOAK SALE
4 GREAT SUGGEST

We have only about $50
Ladies'. Misses and Chill
dren's Garments left, and,
of course, they will soon
be sold as they are marked
at just one-half the orig
inal prices, as follows:
Price Now 1915,
Original Price $3.50.
Price Now $4.25,
Original Price $3.50.
Price Now $500,
Original Price $1,000.
Price Now $500,
Original Price $12.OO.
Price Now $3.50,
Original Price $500.
Price Now 5000,
Original Price $500.
Price row $1,000,
Original Price $4,000.
Price Now $12.5O.
Original Price $25.00.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-25
lcosTIyUKD ON FOURTH PAsE.1

Take advice. Stop coughing at once by
the immediate use of DR.. Bulrs Cough
Syrup. One bottle will cure you.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-25

gai11ts, oils, etc.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-25

The Germans have caused their aGents
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-25
wAKEMAN,s WANDERINGs.

Odd Incidents OF Foreign Travel and
Observation The Poet.Traveler
Sends From over the Sea Some
Graphic Notes on Italy and It's
Lowly-Among the Carbonarf OF
Mount Pratomagno - Neapolitan
Contrasts - Saracenic Clods and
Their Flocks and Herds Painted by
q Master Hand-Sicilian Serfs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05
Hawaiian Affairs Mentioned Only
Briefly,
Objects to the Extravaganza of Civ
ing Away Cabbage secd-Pension
Frauds - Spectators In the
Public Lands Opposed 90
Eutangling Alliances

Washington. Dec 4.-The message OF
President Cleveland Us read 10 both
houses of congress today IL as follows;
To the Congress of the United States'
The constitutional duty which requires
the president from time to time to give
the congress information Of the state of
The Union and recommend to their con
siderotion such measures as he shall
iudre necessary and eHpedient is fitting
IL entered upon by communicating TO
congress a careful examination of the
detailed statements and well.supported
recommendation contained in the re-
ports of heads of departments, who are
chilly charged with the executive work
of the government. In an effort to
obridgc this communication as much as
il consistent with rs purpose shall
supplement a brief reference to the CON
fonts of these departmental reports by
the mention Of such executive business
and incidents as are mot embraced there
IN and by such recommendations as APP
pear to be at this particular time ap-
propriate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05
FOREIGN RELATIONS
Not Free From PernIeNity, but Con-
sIstentIy American.

While our foreign relations have nor
ot all times during the past year been
entirely free from perplcxity, no empar-
RAISING situation remains which VIII NOT
vield 10 the spirit Of fairness aud lo'e
AZ instiec. which, joined with consist
ant drmuess. characterize a trnly Amer
;can foreign policy. My predecessor nav
DC accepted the office Of arbitrator OF
,he ione.standing missions boundary dis
mites rendered to the president by me
,-,.,,tine Republic and Brazil, u has
90, nv agreeable duty to receive the
s,,seiai ENJOYS commissioned by those
sststes 10 lay before me evidence ana ~
,,a,nents IN behalf Of their respective
sS s,hn revolt in Brazil. The outbreak q
hostiiities in the republic Of Brazil tonhd
me United States alert. ~ Wutgn ~
s,isorsst III our citizens in that country
NY, ,,.tirh we carry on important com
VIZ saycral vessels II our new nafy
uuef ,v and for some time nave
~ s,atioued at Rio de Ianciro
M etrngsic being between inc -
,atl;sbed government which couirols
,be machinery OF anhi ias'e ~.
and with which we hla NH tii XIV. ~,
,.s.,g and certain officers 81 the hhfs
ial L.i..,l't,,s inc vessels Of their command
sinp pn az upon the national capitol .
u have @ failed 10 see that Alee insurSe ilii
daa ~ reasonably claim reoogniiil29n as Dsl n,
geIl.l.-.,,,,o,t has hsen that Of an atten'
go, . Inn an Impartial observer. OF ne
Unfortunate MA conac; Il p1r ',slll,, ON h
haeH PnnSi.tnn AZ affairs as now exists
sn, Iaa : il necessary 20 disayow N a
! aessr' moi TO he rnisnHderstsod- me IN
aaherd action q sg5 ih A sn naSRi 'G Is,
lli ..li.,,i,nerv Brarliaa admiral, being M
I ,si ~ onntenance an act caleuialeg
I ~ ,.iys vratuitous sanction 70 rae loea
ins9rr ~, ii,.,, .-mission--Ihe conyen
=, ny l esr..,s our government and thil
s NV Tor rs object the settlement ~.
adjustment q ne iema a,bs, Of b ss' besr
'puii .,sf..,ix. ~ the organisation y
~ slains commission provided ~, Nv ~,
NO governments falling 70 agree upon ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05
cLERrRNE cuLLINGs.

Special to the Gazette.
Clcburne, Tex, Dec 4.-The new
pastor of the Methodist church, the Rev,
IL. A. Bourland, has arrived aud taken
up his residence at the parsonage.
Cards are out announcing the marri
age Of Mrs. II. l.. Preston to Misi
Julia Mitchell at the Church Of the Holy
p. IN.
Mr.. Preston is agent for the Santa
l'e railroad at this place and very pop
ular.
j. i. Spence of Dallas is in the city
attending district court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

Tioga. Tex. Dee A marriage took
place at the residence Of the brides father.
Mr.. w. u. Galloway about two miles east
Of this place this morning nj . o'clock, the
unzlip. "A rising young lawyer Of sherman.
Hr1, and Miss Josephine Galloway, a
charming young lady who Is widely known
throughout this part OF Texas, and nlsu IN
North Louisiana and was always a great
fayOritc with her large circle Of Of ac-
malntanccs The young couple took the IL
O'Clock train for sherman, their future
N this entire community for their con
tlnue1 happiness and prosperity. Rev 5.
A. Beauchamp oflcilted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

Special to the Gazette.
Waxshachie, Tex, Dec. 4.--Ncws has
reached here Of sad accident which
occurred on Long Branch, this county
late last saturday evening Two little
children Of Mir. Aiken. a farmer OF
that community. boy and girl, aged
respectively about and II years, were
playing with target gun. The gun was
discharged. hitting the little girl in the
heart. killing her instantly. The little
boy Is almost crazy with grief.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

BY Associated Press.
s,,, sing \. y. Dec. AT 11:hO a. NJ
Jobn Dniano. the Italian barber, was sue
Sessfuiiy eiectrocutei IN che siuie pr issi
here today for ne murder ., ii Is age
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05
"REAL ESTATE. .

Being IN liquidation. We o1nr great
variety Of Real Estate holdings, combating
Of fne residences. business and buiidirE
lots and an Immense acreage Of Improved
and unimproved lnnds Tor aalo Al sncrl-
Zoe.
1HE AeRcHART-s Hl7ioRlt aAhk
FORT WORTH. TEXAS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

~ p,.,ne lee. 4-Folowing Is the Italian
i. as completed: Premier and ma
eaplhe y ~ interior. Zanardell: foreign
agairs Gen Baraten; jgsi..oe, ins nnflis
pasts and teleErapa se'eion ,.,. is',,,a.
no.as, Admin,I Raoia; agflcuiture'
M ~ tressury. Vacchelli; educativA'
clio: and finance, Bosselh-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05
DEPOT ROBBED.


special 10 me baHette.
Delialb, Tex, Dec. 4.--Last Saturday
the depot Of this place was robbed Of
over $500. but on. the following evening
S277 was recovered. WEI Cox. young
man of this place was arrested on the
charge and conveyed TO the county Jail
by the sheriff The officers are still at
work on the case
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

By Associated Press.
Mnnlch. Dee. "a Father Kneipp' author
az tne well known water cure, Is 10 visit
the pope at the desire OF bis holiness
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

By Associated Press -. ,,,,.
,,drn,he Logan 3llralny, young mhl;
sSet AMI Killed Lafayette PaLkd, an IN ~
ei,izen;; o on 1 Tempie. Miifainy surrendered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05
THE TREASURY
Report Of the Secretary Gold and
silver Coinage Precious Metal
Production.

Ine secretary of the treasury reports
that ihe receipts Of the government from
an sources during the fiscal year ended
June 30, 1893. amounted 10 Si0i,7id,-
5Gii1i. and rs expenditures 20 s459,-
3T4.674.G0. There was collected from
customs sos .355.01g7O. and from inter
nal revenues slGi, o27.0s303 orr dub
able imports amounted 10 s42i.s5G,71l,
AZ increnAe Of s52.453.0OT over The pre-
ooding year, and importntlona free n
duty amounting 10 sl4.5s4,2i1, a do
esease FROM the preceding year Of 3d.
355.4f7l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05
IN RpRNED no DEATH.

tNis-. NAlvfic.
5 Il, = y. Dec. A report
s Tom Woodward that near
vs. Nh fa,is, his wife aud little
had taken up their abode
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05
N TEXAS CONFERENCE.
gibson MAKES DIS
,,cr APPOINTMENTS.

.,or Closes After Having Ac-
ss'''N ms,
..unlished Much NorA-i'
-. Th,nI,ed.
People arr
c.,otfe
y ne u'" NJ Dor T.
IL FAILS, 4 ~ 10 Norih Texas |
Wilson, oa cue at the appointed |
~ to oluei ,e,or thonking The |
y nornli,s.. ,,,,aije entertainment |
III their u9 WI, md also compli.
4 " M, ss.''V ma,crs especially the
= ~ ell9 ps 1rt. ~ The proceed.
tn lls nv tts,illowinr appointments
i-ans .Ie f,,s.rDICtp
PAi'lo - ~, ,,i,,,,,,.,,.r w
Rasser' Inc a. 4 Asbban; Rox.
lf Y, AZ 49,, 49,. ill1-spm.. w NJ Rob.
X holl,anlE'ii Il Powers. Milton:
fAn9aNib,iei, i I Deport. j ID
Y ! \ ,v1aIlsnd and Detroit. j
ssorihi Nus .9la q L, Bollnrd: An.
EoAen; C. 1872 y 1 Il Sherwood,
and " w. ~ r.,i,,r,. Douglnss. -:
As1uee;; W y y NIX. Pnwderly. ID w
I.eY' , I'm Is \ Williams; An.
dneI, i..l1 % n prior
I MISSION, ntorprC,r
BONhAh DC NJ"
n yssss, ? Il; Bonham station,
" LcailersoglIi bon son. l'''in 9' Nav,.iss,
' !, y, +, sY plIo. IInnov Grove station
Z y l. " pat,v Ina White r.ocl
|. '1 1,li.s.. Vac Gitv \ q Riddle;
!, . Iius2a' N Nix ~. BroolistOn
t,'hAina ponjoin, /, n Palmer.
III lT 49, raHnaJrnr. Iannius
\, y q tslnin " n Walter.
s culss % 3 ur,n.Io,j,. / .odnnin q
SIfVA' - . N''''' az
~ .,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,s,,,,,,r,,,,
hhEltNlAN blSlI1iOi'
II Bentley. y T.: Travis street. ]
|ioam, Willow street, j j Clark:
an circuit, e II Adams; Bells aud
Josiah Cooley: Van Alstyne, j
Fnli; Denison station, W NJ 7
,., Malleporo circuit n a S ofutci
Vtiso'lp n KY .gslI III, 81 pai, "Sv "a
y " y i,,ii VI I;,, /, iiot UNI II
nh haihp w n ~ 10 u ~
1 I'M InS % Sr9ve; w II ptoWn'
5 ,r ! ; oq4ni w hilswrignt S w.
+ ! Arcner lowe ) ~ l.ey Ilo l,,.,
..Hun' - beiisoh MISSION LeWIs
EVANSVILLE DISTRICT,
\ pnyers p %. Denton street f
M, Decatur station. q s Thomas;
y station, i Il Pierce: Gainesville
|g.psyilic, S l. Ball and NJ d Hili;
3 Moore: ROsston, 7 j BeclSham;
circuit J ID Whitehead; Denton
y NJ Shullier; Broadway. J u
sanger, u V Iislc; Woodhino
II ) Jameson; Aubery circuit.
,lyls' Mountain Springs, l. Far
h Greenwood. A r. Scllars: Aurora
laullty; Dye Mound, G b Pertie'
epr , " - 9lllt ,l.,.
gAhn4NNlLl4E DISTRICT.
n Stafford, p Il: Greenyille station,
a',eli 4, F9rmersville. ] G Viewer
W Miller; Floyd and Merit
and SAM, ] NJ Peterson: Allen,
anies; Clinton, C NJ Keith: Blue
ii Hantpr; Kingston. w j
Nfih; Wylie. n 6 Little; Leonard
|. alie Rock. Migs.. q A Jameson aud
nnn; Emory, ii r Harris and
kinball: Live Oak, NJ MurrclI
I 7 Rodgers; Roberts o 9 Ben,
W Hill, assistant editor Texas Ad
TERRELL. DrsTurCr
b Flad,or n ~ ~, .,.,.
Afley. Wan, y y Ie iaI,i. st ltl
lig Kaufm,'1Tn ~ I'm s sIar,in " ,ro,,
ND icF5an ' Hioi1,,;te SI y y, Rrd TI u
|il Nj N %iahoi,5 iNe ~ 49,, a herF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

n y,esS T Il; BonhAm station.
M Laatherwood; Bonham station, X
GrWn. South Bonham, II l. Naugles
II & il Peele: Honey Grove station,
AN,r1n; Petty and White Rock.
Il Gibson; Wolfe City, $ 9 Riddle
Frinklh. j NJ Mickey; Brookston
Stephenson; Randolph, j. II Palmer
W A Cappadger; lhnnius, !
Harrison; Fannin, w b Walker;
4 Greek. Il S Goslerin; Ladonia, {
|.r4Sg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05
TERRELL DISTRICT.

fladger, T. i Terrell station.
aioeI; Willis Point station. w A
5FT n Kaufman. ID i Martin: For
Z Jordan; Mesquite, ID n Brown;
a Thomas; Kemp. ! A Kerr
1 J VI Nichols: Garland, j Il
foetrJ, j IL White; Crandall.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05
....,or Closes AFTER Having Ac-
,,lsbed Much Nyork-The
people arc Thanked.


p,,.er p e; Centenary, ! w
is ma avenue. 5 a Ashhani RoS'
IN Tdlharger; Blossom, W NJ ltop.
pe',,onyiIle j i Powers; Milton,-;
y Il huffman; Deport, J ID
Es.,,b Woodland and Detroit j
.i'n' (qark-yhle, @ l. Ballard; An
- -ai Natoak, J Il Sherwood
r. wv " " Gnihnm; Douglass, :;
Y, p Prel; Powderly, ID w
n, . Eabtnon. Il $ Williams; An
,,5ssioo " g Prior.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

h Stafford, p Il; Greenville station,
nfnll; Farmersville. j c Viewer;
W Miller; Floyd and Merit,
hqvy; Nevada, G | McQuarles
and SAM, j NJ Peterson: Allen.
anies; Clinton, c NJ Keith; Blue
II Hantcr; Kingston, w ]
|,seflh; Wylie. n @ Little; Leonard
nc Rock. Miss, G \ Jameson aud
nrlnn; Emory, IL r Harris and
L hlnbau; Live Oak. VI Murrcll ;
~ Rodgers; Roberts. o G Ben
" Hill, assistant editor Texas Ad-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-05

n PAYERS, p II; Denton street, +
re Decatur station, o $ Thomas;
station, ] + Pierce; Gainesville
] p Pierce; Dexter, ] w Clif.
s!psyillc, S ]. Ball and NJ ID Hill;
3 Moore: ROsston, II j Beckham
p circuit, J ID Whitehead; Denton
9 NJ Shulller; Broadway, J II
Sanger, n V Iislc; Woodhiuo
Il s Jameson; Aubery circuit.
vayis' Mountain Springs, l. Far
~ Valley View and Era. ] c
4 GREENWOOD, A r. Scllnrs; Aurora
Murphy; Dye Mound. G b Pertie;
ArnL wv A Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
Nfm DubIlraflons.


Now READY.
HARPER'S WEEKLY
AMONG OTHER ATTRACTIONS CONTAINS
ANARCHY.
A timely and able article by Prof. RICHARD T. ELY.
WHY Is CROKER RICH?
a powerful editorial inqulsltion.
CLOSURE IN THE SENATE.
early precedent for It established
PROFESSOR TYNDALL.
A biographical sketch by Prof. sHALER. Of Harvard.
HIPPOLYTE
GEORGE BAssETTs picturesque story of life at
Monte Carlo.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
on the value OF athletic training.
Now is the time subscribe for the coming volume.
PEMBROKE. MARY Z. wII.KINs's serial story. will
begin in the number for January @.
HARPER & BROTHERS,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
n Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN B. R.

Trains leave foot OF Wess 4-os" - Nno"'' ~ ~"''~
ess.So A. NJ daily except Sunday for waikiki vAlcy
n K stations, Mddetown. Chenille Fallsou =. iAbftH
E,rnondale Scranton, Walton Delhi Sidney, NORWICH.
ftica Rome Oneida. Fulton. oswego. .
a,rh p NJ. except sunday sullivan 90. Express
,oS Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbell Hal.
Ndllctown Eilenyillc Mountain Dale, Centrevile Faus
burg IIuileyVlle Liberty Rails Liberty ParksvAe Ale
livingston Manor. - ,u.,,,,u. r.u.
burg Liberty, LIVINGSTON Manor. Rockand. waton' BID
new Norwich Oneida, Fulton. Osweep. ..,. ,..
a. p. M. daily, Via Niagara Fails Reclining cnaU
car seats frc) New-Nork 10 Niagara Falls Pullman
si..snsrs New.York Oswego. Arrives Detroit AZ
~ M Chicago 30 a. IN. st. Louis 80 D. N.
~ Pullman accommodations al 81 Broadway.
NewYorK transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
- !, q. ANDERSON, u. p. A.,
AZ Reaycr st.. New. YORK,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21

MESSRS. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
INVITE ATTENTION TO THEIR LARGE AND
VARIED STOCK OF THE LATEST AMERICAN
AND ENGLISH PUBLICATIONS SUITABLE FOR
THE HOLIDAYS. THESE INCLUDE
BEAUTIFUL SINGLE VOLUMES.
CHOICE LIBRARY SETS.
RARE AND UNIQUE BOOKS.
EXTRA ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
NEWEST AND BEST JUVENILES.
ETC, ETC. ETC.
VARYING FROM THE LEAST EXPENSIVE TO
THE MOST COSTLY. IN BINDINGS FROM THE
SIMPLEST TO THE MOST ELABORATE, AND ALL
SELECTED WITH THE UTMOST CARE. THUS Az.
FORDING EVERY OPPORTUNITY OF CHOICE.
CATALOGUES SENT If DESIRED.
CHARLES sCRIBNER's SONS.
743.745 BROADWAY. NEw.YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
Danrln9 Ataocmles.

A LEXANDER MACGEEGoR'S Mcndcssohn Assembly
~ iOb West 5Jth-St. Private lo-sOn. Z,
IA dane ing. The mems class will begin Evcg 9th,
for which preyOp, application must b. made.
lrEKNANDp's ACADEMY. iO2 T.. th.st.-PRICEs
j REDUCED -Casses forming Private lessons any
hour al Walt and all fashionable dance, IA leht rapidly.
~ EOlaGE II. wAII.ACt'S Dancing Cla.rcs a: Music
~ Hall. Jt-st ana 1thaNc., AID Hairless. 80 and %
West l2Gtl-,t. See circular.
~ 20 j. WALLER lately rturnci from Europe.
" Glasses aud Private Lessons IN Society Dances daily.
426 Columbus-aye. sOth ard slst 81.
~ GEORGE DODWORTH,
i. No. Gsl Trf;h.sve.
Class and private lessons. Mems class Mon
day Dec. ith (NewO Tuxedo lsncisrs.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


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way, 81 East 1ithst 400 Grand ST.. z tf Fu"g"'''
Brookyn station foot Of Liberty.st r. n OF h.s.as.
from hotel or residence to destination.
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Proposals.

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EALED PROPOSALS WIN and De n aeCesf Bridgs
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boats alongside Of Marston "ia reict arv or ali bids.
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