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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-23
PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTATE! !

The undersigned, oyerseers OF the Poor OF
Franklin township ana also Attorneys-in-faCt OF
Samuel Henley win expose TO Public Sale on
the premises In Franklin township, snyder
county, Pa, on
Friday, December s, 1893,
The following described Real Estate 10 wit /;
Al that certain messuage, tenement and tract
uf land situate In Franklin township, SNYDER
county, Pa, bounded on the North by Middle
creek, East by lands OF Charles Boyer and JOna-
than BOrdman South by land OF Jonathan
BOrdman and Public road, and ON the West by
lands OF Charles Boyer ana Public road, contain
ing "a of an ACRE, more or less. with the appur.
tenauCes, on which are erected 2-Story Frame
DWELLING HOUSE, STABLE, and other nee
essaIy outbuildlnss, good mutt and good Water
on the premises.
sale 10 commence at o'clock, r. NJ, when
terms VIII be made known by
JOHN WALTER,
JOHN NJ. MOYER
Attys-ln-lact for Samuel Henley and Oyerseers
OF the Poor OF Franklin township.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-23
Notice to Heirs.
In the matter OF the Estate of John Young. late
0I MOnIOo IMp.. smNler Co. Pa. dec,d.

In the matter of the Estate of John Young, late
Of Monroe Twp, snyder Co.. Pa, decd
To Slllic Young widow, and her eight chill
dfen. Nlk Edward II. Young Peter Young and
Adn his VIE, Emma kcsSlcr nee Young and Har.
~ her husband. an Of ShamOkin Dam, SNYDER
CO.. Pa, tsinc y. Young Of the same place who
Is minor aud has Tor his guardian John d. Lesh.
or uf northumberland, Pa. Rebecca Kahler and
Arthur her husband uf town and comfy afore-
said, Chnrctt Slecr nee Young and G. NJ. Sleer
her husband, ot the same place, and Allen A.
Young ot No 3i2 q $50 Fourth St. SanfranciscO
Cal, ana Geo. W. Young and Jennie his wife of
scranton, Kan, lineal descendants OF John
Young. late OF the Township Of Monroe. Snyder
county, urcu. Greeting [.
You are hereby cited 10 be and appear before
the Judges OF our orphans Court, at an Orphans
Court 10 be held ~ Mddlehurgh, on the and
Monday ~ December a. u. iS3. at 10 o'clock iu
the forenoon. then aud there 20 accept or refuse
10 take the Real Estate " said John Young
decd, 0t the appraised valuation put upon n III
an Inquest duly awarded by the said Court, and
returned 10y the sheriff of said county, or show
cause why the same should not be sold. And
hereof fail not.
Witness the Hon. II. VI. Mcclure President
of our said court. at Mlddleburgh this end DAY OF
october, \. d. 1873
J.C. SCHoCH.
No'' = lNej' Clerk o. G.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-23
Sale Register.

Friday, Dec. $. John Walter and John ". Meyer,
Overseers OF the Poor OF Franklin twp and al
30 Attorneys-in-fact OF Samuel Henley, VIII sell
real estate on the premises In Franklin twp.
Saturday, Nov 25. the Heirs OF susannah wray
VIII sell personal property on the premises,
miles northwest OF Mlddleburgh.
Thursday, Nov 49, Mary A. and Robert w.
Stout, Administrators OF Joseph ID. Stout,
win sell horses, cows Calves shoats,
farm Implements and household goods,
) about mil north OF Adamsburg.
Thursday. Nov. a. Jacob Cramer, admlnistra-
= tor ~ Sarah Jane Shlpton, viii sell personal
property at the residence OF the deceased In
Centre township.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-23
DIED..

Nov. l3, at Fremont, Samuel
Troub. aged "A years, months and
~ days.
Nov. 1G, 1898, in Adamsburg, Lo-
vina, wife of Levi Swanger, aged 66
years. . months and 10 days.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-23
MONROE TOWNSHIP.

The Dogstown boys had streak
of luck last week in turkey hunting
George Spade and son shot two,
Hob Smith shot two and William
Adams one. The literary society
of Mechanicsyille will hold their
first debate next Friday evening.
May success crown their efforts 81.
Harvey Bowersox, of near Nerdilla,
was The guest of p. II. Lenig last
Saturday Adam Garman is the
guest of his uncle, Franklin Jarrett,
at this writing Daniel Sassaman' s
three boys were the guests of their
grandparents, Jacob Jarrett's, last
Sunday Miss Rosa, daughter of
Jacob Jarrett, who left this place
about two months ago to make her
future home in Philadelphia, has
been very low with typhoid fever,
but at this writing she is GONZALES
cent Franklin Jarrett and L. j.
Hendricks have each received n can
W .Herman carp from the State
Tee y which they emptied into
SchGth's and Wagenseller's dams . .
John A. Lenig was the guest OF his
parents over Sunday John Stroud
has shot twenty-nine gray squirrels,
fifteen cotton tails and three
pheasants this season. V. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06

After two months Of work Inspector Mci'aush-
lin men have. It is believed. succeeded III arfe's
the rest Of the gang OF six masked burglars who on
the night Of September G. broke into the house OF
Robert r. DEFY a iunkman who lives at B"yonne
Y J. As already published the men. having forced
their way into the lonely house, bound and gagged
Dev and his wife. and then, at the point oil the
revolver compelled them 10 open the safe. \ gold
watch and 500 were taken. Later on the same
night a canal boat was robbed presumably by the
gang
AS Dev knelt at the safe two OF the MASKS
fell Of and the faces thus revealed were Impressed
In his memory with such force that he was able
to give n complete vivid and accurate description
Of them The Chief Of Police In Bayonne asked
the police Of New-York to watch for tn" thieves,
and at last Saturday Detective Sergeants Evan
hoe Sheridan and Donohue arrested Martin Dieter,
alias "Rudolph" alias Dutch" alias "Gloriana,"
twenty years old. and John j. Clark both boat
men Dieter was found In canal boat lying at
East Thirty-ffth-st.. while Clark was arrested at
West and Cortlandt SITS. Last night the prisoners
were locked mp in Police headquarters 10 await tle
necessary extradition papers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
LEMlGH VALLEY r. r.
Passenger trains leave foot Of Liberty


A. Follows:
7.0O A. W. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and inter.
s:I5 A. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER.
HIffAlO ana tho West louisville and principal
local points chair ear 10 Wilkcsbatrc. Pullman
Buffalo.
p'OJ 4: NJ. daily except Sunday for CLINTON and
Int mediate stations.
ri t SG MAoHafhN F%Li S an R SssI ws
Pullman Sleeper To- CHICAGO Buffalo Pullman Buffet
sleeper to CHICAGO VIA Suspension Bridge connections ior
1890 Il. VI. daily. except Sunday for FIMIRA md
all Intermediate stations; ting Tor IOttsNillr.
3,4j T.. VI. daily, except sunday. for TUNKlIAN.
MOCK and principal Intermediate stations, chair car 10
Wllkc.barrs: onueciio!s for lousNle
400 aud G3O L. VI. daily. except Sunday for
SOUTH PbAlNFIfLD and intcimrdat. stations -
5.I5 4. VI. dliil. except sundays, MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations ear 10 Ia
900 r. NJ daily for pttfAlo. MALARIA FALLS.
md all points West; Pullman -ccrrrS to Chicago.
buffalo and SUSPENSION Bridge connections for Read.
500 T.; VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA ROCKIES.
West; Pullman BUFFET sleeper TO Chicago Suspension
Bridge: pullman slcrper 10 Buffalo.
Additional sunday trains 10 80 \. NJ. FOR Mauch
Chunk and intermediatc stations. Potts.
VILE; 40 T. NJ for Easton and ntrrmcdate stations.
General Eastern onicr. 23j broadway. y. Y. &. The
Newiork Transfer Company VIII call Tor and check bag
gag from hotel or nslicnce through 70 de,tlnaton.
ROll'iN III. WILBUR CIIAS. = LEE,
ten slpi !.a-trtn Div. Gen. Pass Agent
A w NONNEM NclIrE wN IL SMITH.
ASS Gen Pass Agent. Gen. T.. Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

harrington. Benjamin. and wife to the Bowery
Savings Bank. No 212 East 35th-st, I year
Berthe. Edward ID. to NJ J Phelan. Westchester.
ave, n W corner OF Eagle.aye, / year..........
Bush, John S, and wife 70 + b 'Chedsey,
Capter-ave. n OF 175thst, 4 lyear................
Greenberg. Joseph TO Lizzie Loeb, 5 104thst,
" OF 2d;aye. years liz. ;;.;...;;......:.
= 8 1O5th-st. OF 10th-ave. years............
Hepburn, John. TO NJ q Wright. Morris.ave,
n OF Denman-st, 2 years.
HAYES. James w, To Vincenzo Palmer, l0t 10,
map Isabel I Perry, ! year:
Lyon. Dore and another 10 J ) Todd, S Tooth.
st. O OF Amsterdam-aye. year....................
Lynch. Daniel J. and wife % Thomas D Miller,
Same 10 5 Todd. IN 10Oth-st OF Amsterdam.
o, aye, ys saIdo;c and wifi. To- S,lt. Yo
1871 Tivngton-st, years....................
Poye Henry. 10 4 Hamilton 1S7th-st. Q
Schrclncr Joseph and wife, To New-York Bible
and Common Praycr-Book Society. s7th.st.
OF 2d-ave, years. .....................
Sharp Frederick W. TO Amard Wasserman, Balm.
brid ge.ave. corner OF 1sith-st / year.,....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
BALTIMORE ONO II. II.

BALTIMORE: WASHINGTON, CHICAGO. CIN-
CihNATI 81, LOUIS AND ALL POINTS WEST.
te lea Hew;ssr f,ot OF Lbertyst. ,.,5 night.
FOR PiTfsBiri,G :ss n ", M ! 80: =, p; r MT
For For VwyNNSStHHi N;Thxs ST L0rIS NJ p III 80
% % p pn5 5 n Sa' ~ , -, pin"s carr o.
For oSs Bay oil Line s%%ssy 81
+. I4th.st 400 Grand st. n aa fulton st. brook.
Ign; station foot OF Lbery-st., G. n. Il. Of N;
NewYork lIasfer 20. will call for and cheek passsss
fznm hotel or residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
he HAD TIE ONLY MEDAL or ITS KIND.

AUGUST BRoNNER, WHO had BEFN REWARDED
By CONGRESS FOR BRAVERY IN TWO
BATTLES. BURIED At NFWAfK.
August Bronner ffty-echt years old, who served
with distinguished bravery in Battery G. FIRST ba'-
TALON New-York Artillery, and was awarded "A
medal by Congress for his gaiantry at the batues
of Fair oaks and Malvern Hills. was buried win
military honors at Newark yesterday by heXom'r
Post of Newark. General Jamfs T. OBeirne'
General G. II. Coils. and other members OF the
Medal of Honor Legion took part IN the fuherai
earvicos which were held at the grave In Fair
mount Cemetery. The medal held by Bronner Tor
DISTINGUISHED gallantry in two battles IS the only
one OF the Kind awarded by Congress lie was
member Of the Medal Of Honor Legion Oh WHO"
General O Berne is commander
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE\
(Anthracite Coal used exclusively)
Four tracks Automatic Block SIGNALS.
Trains leavc station foot Of Liberty 81.


Trains lave static. foot Of Liberty 81.
Time Table I'm Eject oct. 10. 1893
To, Faster H.hl-heIn Allentown. Mauch Chunk, &c,
4 90 i, y "a, \. NJ, CO. 80. 40. Z 80 = Allen.
Town F. NJ sundays. 4 30. Is a. NJ, 100, $50
+. ~ wnke-barrc Pts,on and Scranton, s;+5 A. NJ.
4 10 H. NJ. sunday. 4 80 A. VI: ooo ,,,o .
-, 70 90 5:4j. : 80 T.. NJ. l2:li II eht, except
S,tgrdav ns ht sundays, 90 $780, go 800 T. NJ,
i Ear a. 90 90. s'5. \. NJ 90. 80,
90 -, u NJ - 10 night. excepting saturday night.
sunday 90 ) 30 = ~ r. - night; .,o v I'm
80 100 30 p M Oh y 10 nisht sNc cfgs Saturday
hsW ~ s,""nl, Icwisbufg AM WILLIAMSON az 100.
Q oc ~ 4 ". 90. 80 80 +: NJ. II u night
o,,,,, s,,urday night. sundays, 10 A. NJ, 90 r. NJ,
l. II night. $500 Nan. mn, ot,,. .,. - po,,.
plcas1n, 80 9 Is. II 70 A.; ", 80. -. go
suud,vs kept ocean Gro'e md Asbury Park. zoo
~ NJ NV - FOR LAKEWOOD
r,-mnrdae Toms River l,,rne-at Park and Barnegat
20 SIS T. NJ. ! 10 20 l.. NJ
For ,leitlc CITY. vneland and Br'deeton. 30 A. NJ
Monmouth zach right ard Highland Beach.
40 s.i5 II 40 \. NJ. 30. ! ~, 400 f;2O . 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Jenerson.ave, S, 200 It 8 of Columblne st win.
90, lam IL King TO John King ...........,.......
West.st, W 5, 1873 II n OF Morfisst; Benjamin
Carskaddon to Pennsylvania Railway Co.
3d-ave, corner l24th-st; George w Muller
to Elise Miller ct al; :...:;.-...............
Lots /, ?. 3. map Of Ursuinc Convent; Michael
Phean and another 20 Edward Berthe o..
112th-st No 154 East; Patrick began and an.
other to George Kelly.
123d.st, 5. $50 IT OF tth-ave, 75x1O0; JOSEPH
Blumenthal to Leopold Schmid ............,
Same property Abraham Schneider TO same
S2d-st No 146 West David Richey to VI Caldwell
J2d-st No 152 West; Sarah Lozier 70 Thomas
f13th-st, n s, $50 n @ OF 2d-aye; T. Bernheimer
and another to Mary Spinelll and another $50.
Kelly;st 9 $. $50 r. OF le5th-stt; 5oxloo; v
SHAVE $ Q corner 115th-st, 23xl0O; William
Rose and another to S IL BernheImer and
sd.aye, n corner i24th.st; A Muller TO Elsie
Muller ct al INDEPENDENTLY. q;
Caroline A Hamilton 70 Henry Polye.
Arcularus Place. $, All n W OF Walton-ave,
and other property; Pilman 10 Joseph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

IS. Y. 6. & IL. Il. H. Il. CO.. LtsSEE)
Tain. leave Wet f2I-~t Station. New York. FOL.
lows. and l. minute. caficr from foot IrankIln't:
sundays we>. Of Coeymans Junction.
1880 4. VI. Daly local 10 Albany and Safaoga. PAT
Tor l. Albany Suniay> only. .
1910 4. VI. Daily for Albany. Itca. syracuse, Koch.
err. Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit. Cnicogo; except
SATURDAY Tor IOiunt-.
lass A.. VI. Diis. except sunday. 70 ca,:sill Noun
tin. NeN.rau. Likcs NJ hOnk and Mnncwaska.
Alh,nv. saratoga Cadsri I..tc George Porlor cars
Ia BoonNlllr. Saratoga and CALDWELL
400 y. M.-DiiN. except Sunday for Catskili Noun.
5:1S J.. M.-Dry for Albany, Montreal Utica Syracus.
Rochester Hurao Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit.
Cleveland and Chicago.
6,3n r. M.-Daiy except Sunday. for Eewburg Albany,
rttogu aid Montreal. Plrlor 20 Kingston
Sill T.. M.-Day Albany Utica Rochester,
runao, Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit. Cleveland and
Chicago.
IIaycrstraw Locals 90 A. m. 40 y as 7:45 D. m.
Ncwbug Local, 20 40 10 a. Il IL. 80. SIS.
sO 70, II :i5 y. m. Daily.
Wagner sleeping FOR Albany. Utica. Syracuse,
chotr Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Clcvc.
land and Chicago on all through trains
For tickets time tables laror "a sleeping.car
modations. or information apply Offices Bookhn. 1913
Washn gon--t 20 Fultoh-st. AuncN olcc foot Fulton
st. New York city, ll3. 29l. 363 7S5 and 81 Broad
way li3 iIowcry. 81 East lth-'. ~ West i2jth.st.
aud at stations. &. T.. LAMBETH.
General Passenger Agent,
VaniJhitaNe. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
Proposals.

1r,-1,,T,1nc'7 ron FURNISHING CAST
IRON Wafer PlPE-omce g the Gc 1IEn Pro-
Washington D. c. November l.t sse until O'clock
D. m NoyemSsr s5th 1898 for furnishing nav he o.
water pipe Specifications ana p osSA n n. pARKEls
q. II. pQWELLA Commissioner ". W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
For Boy. and Young Men-Country.


IoRDENTowS g. j. MILITARY iNsTIhiiIIE.
GAIT. 7. 70. LANDON. COMMANDANT'
r, LMwooD SCHOOL FOR BOYS at Mllro-d. COIN
IL Par who unioiinnato IN thc mAnA.em'i, Q,
Ss,l. my school u ''''' ri;ASF 81 HOW. suSi.
I, rITHOLD INSTITUTE. lrciod y. .5Om year.
Boy-' BoArdng school. Primary. ,oliese re 'r'"fJ
business Copf,,. Scotland e"fHag 4e.s'-r"y'
vi year successful school one OF the - 10 hi.s
WIKI energy and 10 wake up BOYS 10 ne te, o, ne
boy. under - Tc1rs. slG.. J. shohILlD"h tialcl.
a. NJ. Principal
rstr.ctr by de, og yout idle hours - HOWE ST. DY y
the method o. ihe -loi,n,c school " Mic sefai
Ton. ia To begin. stl4"ft- ne ODD hn.r ""N - f'''
md write Moderate 'Asfrr- send f'r re" circular.
MORN AK ri.l PNRAroEy SCHOOL .MNrarr.
" NOrwsk. Conn. Two va al -, ierA- SOU. Tor
lnforn alton. addfe.. CARL \ EAis IRON. \. NJ pin
NJ EwTON a. j. ISSTIIvTE.-llouc NE and care
az bali tennis cquc.tri1r dep. J Wh',n \ VI ri.n.
THE PEEKSkILI. MILITARY ACADEMY
join y TILDIS. 4 NJ. NJ. d. Principal
For Young Ladles-Country.
Mrs. MISS CADY's RoARDlNG AND DAY
So HILLuousE-AVL.. NtwHAVEN. OF.
nJoERIsrowN NEwJEEsfY. MISS DANNs
iion resident ~ nch and O. an tachrrs special
courses ia music and sfi- Terms 800
THE CAMBRlDGE Mass SCHOOL FOR YouNG
j LADIES. Adyntarcs Of bo-ton quiet Of Cam
''''s'' '0"' s.: JHRTmrR GiLMkN !, n. Director.
ty,uE MISSES STOVES Boarding and Day school for
l Girls Primary ana ads lnc woF9 Family limited
sx. Greenwich. Conn.
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n, y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains foo, Of West i2d-st follows Is minutes
earlier from Franklin-st ,,,.,, =.
s,25 A. NJ daily except Sunday Cor Waikiki Valley
r. H. stations Middleown Llenyille Fsilsburg, Libefy,
Carbondae, Scranton Walton. Delhi. sidney, Norwich,
Utica. Rome, Oneida. Fulton, Osweg9. ~ 49, ,
V,11 r.. sunday. sullivan Co. Express
FOR Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell Hall,
Mid f,own tenyile. Mountain Dale. Centreville. Falls
hur Hueyvile. Liberty Falls, Liberty, Psrksvile. AID
Livingston Manor
1,t5 r. VI. daily Midd!etown Summityile, Falls.
brrs Liberty, Livingston Manor. R0 kand Walton, Sid
new Norwich oneida. Fulton. OsweGo.
1:A5 p. NJ. daily, VIA NIa2ia rams. Reclining chair
car seats ffec) NowNork t. Niagara Falls through
pullman secpers Ncw.York 10 Chicago. Arrives Detroit
40 p. m. Chicago. 80 a. M 81 Louis. 500 p m
Tickets and Pullman accommodations AZ 81 Broadway
W J. L. ANDERSON. q. p. A..
IS Beaver St. New-York.
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Railroads..

pennsylvania
d RAILROAD.
STATIONS. foot of Desbrosses and Corti"ndt
streets.
In Eject October 18th, 1893.
4, m Al ,nftNHlAN LAIkt.oo.-fullman sleep
"'Vo and nnns Car, CnIeago Cincinnati ad Ina:
apSoljs Arrives Cincinnati $50 a. m', lhamnapols
" f FSsf 'L = Sf rtts5ars and Chicago
, and Sleeping eHx S1 HFivANrA Pullman
ana stat tsr. n00 %i Hsp ch;ass
200 r L9S c sisspas and D 6SD V car,
E S&I, Eos.vs 1 and S%saro S?sa
nat 10 80 a.. M. ST. Louis So D. "'' N'''s' ''o
P NJ WESTERN RE S Sls;Gp;
c s !. sa csie co csvca"a II 40 Chicago
49, n e next s61 n'fmwEsrERN EXPRESS week.
pcIT;lnass sSd St. Se?1 s"o Da
nat s. LG1f Yo r. s'c0a Sl'n Sunc.
500 s.5s 4s:aS il Aivf 5 c 6S%
s%SxsfS sS5oG9 SALGE IL; " EodTy& daily
AsD gn1 soq Fr
%s% p raLoF eaa a Limited" esy Pullman
isrcr Car, aud Dining Car arriving "~n'"s'o" ''-'
Tr' ms i = 5 s nsA 49, Sunday &c.
sao a. H. 30. 5 p: m, II i 10 night tt;,os. daily
Boy ce5ar. % Charleston Columbia Jaesonyille and
D., rama; o D. IN. daily Sleeper TO Jacksonville;
40 r. -riIeonond and DenHile Express daily
SEQ" "icc,er. T., Augusta and New Orleans 49, matt,
. ~ p M.-Daly for Chesapeake Ohio Railway.
9TH rough Sleeping and Dining Cars. o. c,-,..
r., nld Point Comfort aud Norfolk Via Cape Cnarles
f' vontc a. M weekdays. and. with Through Sleeper
Far Silnati@ tv 100 p. weekdays, with Through
Burct Parlor Car.
For Cape Nav 90 p. m. weekdays nal,
font Nr.nch A-bury PARK. Ocean Grove, and Point
Pleasant 10 a. m IL 10 40. 10 and II as
week DAYS. sunday o:ij q. m, 5:i5 p. m: GDo
Par, end ocean Grove on SundaysD
INV FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Exprc,s 90 20. =. 80. Q, D.3O TO-, IL a. m IL
reans Lln - 20 2Gi ~ ndoy So E D.
Press. 8 is $ 30 D. $50, 10 a. G2 noon Limited.
Ticket Ones sS No. ~" 4ss "a 1885 lis and
A-tor HoM.e ~ f..t ia'th Str. ., ~ ~ DeS
bros@. ard Cor andt tourt Street 500 Fulton
St,not ~ proidwav and Brooklyn Annex Station FOOT
~ Fulton street Bro Slyn; 10 Hudson Street, Ho-
The Nrw-York transfer Company Will call for and
check baggage from hotels ana reNaence' through I" o'
NATION, n pprvOST J. II. WOOD.
- General Manager. General Pass'f Agent:
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ERIE LIN ES

Tbro-pS trains Tor Chicago and the West leave New.
York foot Of Chambers-st daily, as follows and five
y ~ m A. M->olid train TO Chicago Pullman Sleeper
IU:UU Via Chauiaoqna LAKE.. r, Parlor car New.
York 10 Buffalo and Niagara Falls dining car go
0OO r. VI. -ve-t,hue Limited solid , train for Chi
c,co cleveland and Cincnna;l. Dining ear.
G.0O p. Solid ,Ta. to Chicago cSS, via Niagara FAILS.
@ on r. M.-Via Chaut1uqua Lake and Niagara FAILS
S.s)U Solid tfafn b Chicago. Sleepers u Hornels
+ oCAL TINE TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
acrormotstions az pol pol. $40 and o57 Broad
way l50 l25thst; Chambors and West 23ist fer.
Uohoken and Jersey CITY station. Ere Transfer Com.
many calls checks baggage from hotels and resi-
aences to destination.
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Qearbsrs.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies rroiessors Icachers Tutors, uo'.rne'scs
&c 10 Colleges schools and Families. Apply 10
MRS ~ J. YOUNG-FULTON - Union Square.
GENCY NJ riam Co,ricrc supplies tutors. professors,
n teachers gONrrncSses. ETC. IN all drnt. romirna7
hchoos 10 parrnt $50 5tayc. BOOK Eiding cor &Otht
YALE GRADUATE. eNpefcnc cd tutor. wishes private
N pupils Fitting for college spec atty uPhcsI ieIef'
eilccs Address YALE. Box 40 Tribune once.
THE FISK Teachers Agcncies.-New-York. Bo.ton.
l chIrago Los Angeles &c: 1850 positions nlled
II r. Ck0CKf:I, y Y. Manager. 20 5thsve. (i3thst }
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND wAsHrNGToN.
tor vhla wcck days 90. 90 o 90. 10 90.
II 10 'lpn'ry ar 4 NJ / 80, $3.50 Dining Car.
I: 800 ,Bunet ratior CaFl 90 9; 90. 40 80 r. ~,
81, nlr'f SUNDAY 90. 10 30 IL 80 tDiuing Carr
A. NJ 80. 3 80 Dining car. . 90. 100 A. NJ. IL Is
night 49,. ,.. ,, ,,v. o,t c,,,.,.
o 90 II 30 d nns \. NJ, 30 $3.50 dining carr.
30 90 =. NJ T. 10 night.
Ticket. and par,0r -eit' be procured ~ l72,
On. aT Az 80 ga ilfO Sa3 Broadway, 73I sixth.
vr IN Ta.t iifhst. l;i East l-5hst 26i W'st l25h-
st PSI Calumbu-aNe., New York C9urtst $50 tul'
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Danring Nraoemits.

ALExANDER MACGEEGOES Mend"lsschn Assembly
n Rooms lOs West 55thst. Class and private .essOhs
oalJ dancing.
JyEKNANDp'S ACADEMY iG2 f.. 5jth-st -fiil'tS
REDUCED -Classcs now forming. Private lessons any
hour 81. all fashionable dances taught rspdp
Gro T. WALTER. lstcly returned from Europe.
" Lessons In Society Dances daily
400 Coumbu--aNc.. SOth and Sl-t 81.
4, FOEGE wALLACE'S Clls.cs Music Hall 57thst-
n 7th.ayc ana HARLEM 80 ~ West 10th stcet.
Sec CIRCULAR.
II, GEORGE DoDwoHTH:
i iifth.avr.
Glass and private lessons. Mems class commences Mon
dav Dec. Atl. fNcw) tuxedo lancier>.
yxM PITT RIVERS AND MARTIN p. RIVERS
w 81 West f2ist
Circulars Application.
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stations In New-NorL foot Of Bnrci"y and
thristo?hcr streets.
yEsIIBtLED TRAINS. PULLMAN COACHkSs

Christopher streets.
yE,rIBtIED TRAINS. PULLMAN COACHES.
ul,ec. route 10 tNARK, BLOUAlfiELn, MON =.
GLAZE, Ilik OKANOt.o, sunni, Bcrnards'llle. Bisk.
j.g Rlse. Madison. Alofr>town, Pas.sc. rser ,on.
n. ,ni'n, Dover. auhoIe 81 DDS LAKE. LAKE 10.
rATtONG. Hacket,.,.sn. scHooLiY sMoUNrAIN,
Washington, PHILLtISBu kT. EASION. WATER
GkP. SInorDsbu K,;. ro.on: Mountains, sCKAN.
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Ni bAArI,XJLLE ~ t "a f,w az t all pOnt'
900 4. NJ. n sAnh9. TIA ana OswEG9 ,, tx:
Ia traln Chicago. arriving III 10 a. m next morn.
,r.o 4. M.-BINauAMToN NAIL. Stops as principal
loo =. .scEANToNa BiNGnAMToN and Ell
4,Io T.. M.-ScRNNTQN wILki.spARI.E and PLYM.
OI Iyi IkPkt>> Puusr plf!.r car.
1,ac y. VI lDallJ ri FtALO LIMITED EXPRESS.
lr.lnln sleeper, Arrives a, 10 -
300 4. VI. D,lyI.-Bi tfAIO. UTICA and OSWEGO
Titc'k,ii!fs And ri'G'iNNf ACcoMMoDArIoNs at 70
Nurray and 400 Droai~ay 1ic..s at ferry stations
ave Ncv.York 333 Washington At 720 FNlton.st. and
u Broadway. brooklyn Time tables giving full infor
ua'l,n. all stations.
check srglso from hotel or Residence TO destinatoa
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Ncw 11nblicailons.

Twentieth Edition, pot paid ior 25c:, or stamps
~ HE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls or:
i Turns Grey. and the Remtdv: BY Prof IiAELEY
every one should read hi. little book"-Athenaeum.
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ID CEIITZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES
ID Madison Square (25tl-st and Brotd"Sl. -
Torn begins now
MISS CARRIER. formerly Win MISS Du WIN ~
vi aoo for Boys and "II'. r''lrt, ,o,bs, "
French spoken. D. As@ ''