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The evening world., 1893-07-03

WHICH ~ THE RECT ro N,

WHICH rs THE BEST TO TRY,
out Of all the medicines that claim to help
women Wouldn't it seem to be the ons
winch costs you nothing unless It dos
help That is DR.. Pierce's Favortte Pc
:crlpton. There's no other. But IL that
doesn't benefit or cure, in the case Of
every tired or ailing woman, she'll have
her money back.
In building up exhausted or overworked
women, and in all the weaknesses and dis
orders OF womanhood, nothing can com.
pare with this medicine. For periodical
pains, prolapsus and other displacements,
bearing down sensations, weak hack, and
female complaints " Of every kind, it il
. cafe, certain, and guaranteed remedy.
Where other things can only help your
Gatarrh for time, DIR. Sage's Catarrh
remedy will completely cure. The max
ers OF this medicine mean what they say
they offer $500 reward for any incurable
case OF Catarrh. Sold by druggists.
The evening world., 1893-07-03

The maiden affair looks a close thing
between Little Pirate. Solitaire and Made
laine. and they may finish as named.
Third Race.-A sweepstakos Of SIS e,ch, with
81. QUO adJei; beaten allowances; ono mile. ,.,
(l28S) RancocAs Stables Lnmpighter...... 122
tl2S2) NJ f. Dwyrr's Stonenril ,........,..... ll2
fiOS6) Rancocas Stables Derfargiila......... ITO
1850 j. A., A. Il, d. H. Morriss Raiubow 100
il51 o. Littlefeld IT, =, The Iron m aster.... 100
1890 p j. DIVER SONS Madrid ..,....... lO2
1894 Marcus Daly's Steve Estes. ........ 100
The evening world., 1893-07-03

Restraint has a big pull in the weights,
and this should enable him to stay the
distance and win. Chattanooga looks
the best of the others. and should beat
Extra for the place.
The evening world., 1893-07-03

Dobbins looks to be In a soft spot in
this race. and. on form. he should win
hands down. Declare ought be the rum
ner-up, and Riverside should not be worse
than third.
The evening world., 1893-07-03
"Ailine Women,

"Hear my story and believe.
81 was about dead with womb
trouble when I began to take
Lydia E. Pinhham's Vegetable
Compound.
II did not know what rest was
for months. I was so dizzy and
faint at times l thought l was
dying. Oh! how my back did
ache! and I was SO cross and
irritable!
Il am to-day a living witness
of the wonderful and almost
miraculous effects of that great
remedy. Relief came with it at
once. My appetite returned. l
am now as we'll as l ever was.
IF you wish for health, have
faith in Mrs. Pinkhams treat
ment and medicine. Mrs. j.
The evening world., 1893-07-03

full account OF Wall street aIairs will be
iouhd In The Evening Worlds" sporting
Extra
The evening world., 1893-07-03

Arthur, Taylor,
Texas.
From the ute
rus and womb
spring nearly all
of woman's trou-
bles.
Al drussistsssll H.
Address Ia con ndsncs,
LYDIA X. PIsxHAn NED.
Co. Lrsx. Mass
Liver. l'iits, ~ cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
THE CITY INDIAN ASSOCIATION MEETS

The New. York City Indian Association held It's reeu
lar moothly meeting yesterday morning at the Broad
way Tabernacle Thirty four,h-st. and Broadway The
prcsident Mrs Philip $. TaSgart. presided TIC
secretaries were Mrs. Horace Green, Miss Helen >
Smith and Miss Sarah A. Shepey. The report Of the
treasurer showed the associnuons fpances TO be In
good condition although the contributions during the
last year were comparatively small. the various agen
cies and schools assisted as usual. The secre
tarys report gave review OF the work OF the asso
citation and It's branches for the year. IL was source
Of encoura cement 10 the members.
In recognition OF the Services OF Mrs. Rebecca
Collins who died last year. II was decided recently
TO raise a fund OF 81 900 memorial 10 her. the
money to be expended In hospital work among the
Indians. At the meeting yesterday 1t was reported
that s34O Ind already been collected. An energetic
attempt will be made 10 complete the sum- .
Among those present were Mrs. George Wood. Mrs.
Clinton B Fske Mrs. W. Wheeler smith, Mrs
Robert Harris. Mrs. A. :. Bckmore. Mrs. Newton
Amerman, Miss II. NJ. Thompson, and Mrs. NJ +.
chana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
SUFFOCATED BY CHARCOAL FUMES.

The fumes charcoal fire sunocated Henry Thomson
and Granville Stevenson. second and third engineers
OF the steamship Glenbervie, on sunday night. The
steamer was anchored of BedlOHs Island. She l. Il
tramp ship and came here with cargo of iron. The
two engineers occupied the same statcrOom. There
was no OF heating II by steam. and II was so
intensely cold when they retired that they built n
fire OF charcoal IN pan 10 warm the ROOM AT
O'Clock yesterday morning Captain Gonbardy. OF the
Glenbervic. went 20 the stateroom Of The engineers
and found the hled With the fumes OF the
charcoal. Thomson already dead and stevenson
nearly
With great dinlculiy sailor managed 20 row
ashore and get medical help. doctor from the
Chambers Street Hospital sent over TO the ship
In the poiceboat Patrol stevenson died before the
doctor arrived there. The bodies were landed at
IIoboken when the ship went up 10 her pier In the
afternoon. stevenson leaves "a Vile ana two children
In Shields England. lie was twenty years old.
Thomson was twenty-five Years old, and unmarried.
lie also came from Shields
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
REAL. ESTATE.
DI-cINEcS AT The EXCHANGES.

The auction sales yesterday were pom '"ue, =,
- ,,,.h.u . r. offered No. 80 Las, Four,n'>t"
oye..orv bricx tenement house. with store. o. w.
24xoo l. trough, s25 375 from Ascher wein'@'h
Meyer offered No ls2i Avenue A. h'e.,.o' ,,ss,n,
teoemen,.house on fuli lot Thsie was ''"@ ~
ana t .od 70 the p.ant,i io $500 oo,,,.o, have
TIE fo!iownc lea.- and -a,s. at private c'h'''' NO.
been reported o, me ENcnanee - :, co,,i.h of
&.tasi weln.te ha. ea.sd CsoTSss ard III EaS
10 i n9,th ..dc 2j feet east OF parsaNe
ioI twenty years rom ssptemoe, lsgs =. 20 Dc paid
py Il. ies:eS lie vii pN W tour story anu
A.,5eI we.n.te.s Ia. bogch. nom Gustav II , ND
40 40 we.t t.f,yecond;st "'Nlqo' r w adtom,
10 is whicn Nj weihstein bought for 5000 wee"
ago b, pWen.cin ia. paueht from David Miner 40.
7o6 sivh.ave Ea,. ..dr. 20j feet norm OF n,s Tor
IS so N's'''0'' '''''''''' c.n,,..,,., ch,,;c.
e Alien Nos OF ard 2j9 Fortyseven,hst: 20, ~
.ide ab9l: los Zee, Of Eightnave 5oAloo'' "''h
old t3..d.nes for $50. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
THE TONGUE OF FIRE;

Or The True Power Of Christianity. By the rev. WILL
IAN ARTHUR From New Plates. lemo. Cloth, 81 co
recognized place among modern English classics Il Is
practical commentary the true power o! Christianity.
written with great simplicity ana drec,ness and Is not
only full Of interest 70 every religion. reader but well
nigh Indispensable to ministers snt others engaged "
evsngelisic WORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
/ !
MOROCCO AS IT IS,

With an Account Of ST. Cha-c. Euan. Smiths Recent
Mission to Fez.. By STEPHEN BONSAL. JR. Il.
Isstra,ed. Post syo. Cio;h Ornamental az 90.
MI. Bonsal with the British Ambassador, Sir Euan
Smith at the tine Of hi. recen, Visit Sultan Muey
Hasssn Fez. ard his narrative Of that interesting
les. than the chapters CT the history scenery and
Inhabitants Of Morocco Is fun Of interest TIC al who
keep OF the OF eyents In tina, county
which public attention is now hens 80 generally
directed, this volume VIII be fovnd Invaluable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

IN. Y c. II. Il. RI. Co.. LesseeD
Trains leave Wesi 42dst station. New.lolk as fol.
love- and 10 minutes earlier from IT, Frankn.st. n. H.:
$3.50 A.. M.-DdIiy IOI NewDurs, kingston
daily except sunday. wet OF LOcynans Jc.
7IJ 4. M.-Daily f0f Albany except Sunday Mont cal.
$50 A. M.DaiIy Tor Albany. Utica syracuse Roches.
Buliaio Niagara Faiis, Detroit, Cheag0: eAccps
Saturday for Toronto.
1928 A. M-Da!w except Sunday. for Albany and
400 +. ,l.-Da;y. except SUNDAY. for Albany
5:lJ H. VI. Daily fo Albany. Montreal rtita Syracuse
Eoekes,ers Isroio Niagara Falls. Tironto Detrois
Chicago ST Louis.
63W r. vi. Daily, except sundaj. for Newburg AL
ter Duralo. Niagara Fails, Toronto. Detroit Chicago
HkVERsTRAw LOCALS, Pas. .s:t5P.M.
NEwBuRG LOCALS 30. 'l0l5 A. NJ, Al rs, 30
.3j q 80. IL As i. NJ.
Sleeping for Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Toronto
Detroit Chicago all through trains.
'Day. For tickets. time. tables parlor nnd sleeping
yn 1913 WashngtoSS IS. go EntoS., Annex ONE
s!2 Broadway. i43 Dowery 81 East Nth.st.. SO West
q. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Assa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
6rdfbtre

GrNCY TO SUPPLY tutors. professors. Eaehers
"A coveiresses etc. in ali t'@itineh,s OF III III
schools recommended 70 parents
COYRiEHE Book Du!ldEg. i;1 Fhh''ve, COZ. -o1h-'''
AMERiCAX AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, 3e5as.,s,
A. ~ College. srhooi. ard families Apniv TO
MRS NJ J YorNG.FvLTOE 20 tHioh oeuare-
r. -, 1890 -U.s.r1rtcn Ms MARTIN. Ho,ei BLOCK
h5l.t iOl W., sjth.-i. Nrw.Yof" City.
.nsCla,tv. hcka., fHert.ccs Accf,,--. oM,.
YALE GEADcArE Box % II1a.e oa1ee -
THE FISK Teachers. Aren rcs -New;lorS LEO" CI
80 ri;O ~ Manager 20 j'have. lsh.'tl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
TEE MISSING REPORTER STAYED on The SNIP

TEE MISSING REPORTER STAYED on The SNIP
James r. Tribbc. the night man at Quaran-
tine for the United Press. and his boatman. John
Gibbs. came ashore from the steamship S,rebo yes
tcrday morning all right. They went OF 10 get the
Strebo's report Sunday night and did not return
The ice swimming thick and fast In the Narrows.
and 1t was feared TINT they had been carried 10
II seems that after hard struggle they able
rrsoh the Strcb0. but were not able 10 get back.
So they accepted the hospitality OF the ship for the
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
Railroaos.

Pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMeRlcl,
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT. BY
Block Signals &InterlOckingSwitchss
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot =.
Dcsbro~ses and Cortlnndt Streets.
In effect 1901 A. VI. JANUARY Ist, 1894
TIE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
900 4. VI. -rullnan Ve,tiopie Sleeping Cars TO Cs,..
aud Cincinnati; Dining. Smoking and vesuo1!e Passs
ass ' M IaaiaaopSlis 7Ss a. n A' cS:.:s
THE FAST LINE.
Sspsa. Arvss Columbus St5 n; iaa % ss;s
Il Iou Ge? g d N a5 daily H. T ShSssG
days ''' w"
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1900 NOON.-Composei exclusively Of huffman Veaubu.
md a saS ca Gso" sspn R
' SSrSse SHOP sisS e's % al D' g
asss e e nq"' 81 s'e A ss S:
ST: LOU, AND CINCiNNATi EMPRESS.
New ic's and Dining Gers from New YORK s. Loon Sss
;na enc nna. v'.ISYls s|O.n. s Car sna Vs.ass:
cincinnati sis a. m. and 81. Louis. $50 D. n s s.s
n.y. TIE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 r. M.-rGilnSn Eesuouc siesp-g ,sr yew.Yos
FIX q rss SHas an. and 'sSs sssas P S;
or Tesds %aS Sh sssp. $50 ssS
sOUTHwE.TERN ExPRE,s.
7.jo r. NJ Weekdays. ~ B. r. scs1I d.D.p
Shis and st. 't Eou. Dining Car Asoons . E:lssssS
Arrive, cHumbas 2?S p n e. cinc cn,a 600 p a.
'"' "'''"" PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Sc ;s:s 45S;s 1S =
40 F. 81 %n ss and Sa.Sls Esy. s VIA
3ss .S f1isYss' 3 & S%o'' e y:
SER Asfys '"r point. ;:' o
sTsy t IhroSSsS seg ssv a'f F DS.s S
r. Thro W. Pullman BSnes Sleeping Car % Ss1orlsu
VIA Knoxville. Chattanooga and birmingham.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. AND THE
days. Pullman vesu0ule railOr "a. vesuSqls
h II wasEin g sSaf s's5 p mr. U ~ .'
$40 lon p,Ln limited" say rv Vim.
i %ss1u sg 5'p'I ext. seysad Sss. Pun
Adai'ioSai Espres: TTai%s % e 500 sso u
e. IS s ;s9i sE' ss;Sss a:
YiS GO p p M m Ne sha W. "'S"' N'''' ''a
SO i H. I'D Hss hight az" a.y T'TT r.: rsss
For Kev Wesi and Havana 100 p. m and 70 rs uish,
Tue sdays Thursdays and Saturdays -
For Atlantic City, 100 ~ ~ weekdays Win Ihfo1n
Buffet Palor Car
ror Cape May / 100 .. m. weekday,
For Long Branch Asbury Park. Ocean Grove. ami raN
Peasant . 10 a. NJ, II so. $40, $40 md 1i:H
d m weekdays. sundays AS a. m. and 5 rs ,. u
no not stop a. Asbuly Park and Ocean Grove q
~ FOR PHILADELPHIA no 90 w,.,.
EApic,s 20. 20. 20, : 30. 80, " ~ ~ meh
:SR h$'sp S.' R.'SsS
90 and 90 p and y 20 % D. nlSh' su Asss1
Express. .6:i5, go, $50, 100 "a M d?%
i45 90. 90 p. M, and - 10 night Aceomnoa
For we. liable. Of trains local points the Pan.
sylvaIia Railroad system, apply az the following 1ek3
way, Astor House; lS4 East l25th Street %! Wen
Io5th Street 251 Columbus Avenue 49, Sixth Avenue
and foot OF Desorosses and Sor,ands streets; CoSr
Annex station foot OF Fulton Street. Brooklyn; u
Hudson Street. Hoboken Sutton, Jersey CITY -.
The New.York Transfer Company VIII call for and cheex
baggage from hotels and residences through 70 deunsusa
tHAS. f. PUGH j. r. wOoD.
General Manager. General iessf Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
FOR LAKEWOOD,

at 80 10 NJ, as Is 40 specaD, 20 0:l5 p NJ
70. Tons hyer. Ba5,Gsal rarA' and bainegat. 80
For Atlantic CITY, Vn,and, md Bridgeton 80 a. NJ.
l:i5 p. NJ ,, - ,,,,, -
80 8 Is II 80 4. NJ. 80, :i5, 90. 4 20 Z. NJ
Sundays . 90 4. NJ. 90 T. NJ.
Tickets paIlocar seats procured at l72 235
pol AIS 5s5, oi9. LILO broadway - Mwiay.s,, 81
West i2sth.s, New:Yerk 1888 wsSeing,on.st. 72j tq.
Westcott Express CO. Will call tor and check baggage
,,or, hotel or residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

4 PTLEIUS'S Golden Ass Ccrvantes's Excm-
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Schlr1 ~ Sp.nOzs's works. TRAIT, loo oh'"N''
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Fvcty one should read this little book "-Athcnaeun'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
ELEMENTS OF DEDUCTlvE LOGIC.

By NOAH X DAVIS, Professor Of Moral Philosophy In
the University Of Virginia. and Author Of Tho Theory
OF Thought Post svo. Cloth. 30 cents. Mailing
price, 90 cents)
This treatise designed as textbook for undersradu'
atcs 1t comprises the body OF approved logical doctrine
N that in a limited a student NAV acquire rounded
knowledge o fundamental forms o. thought he proi'd
bv the excellent discipline OF the study ard prepared Tor
the pursui, q philosophical sciences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

VAN NORMAN INST. (Founded $3.50.
s. L. cor. OF West Endase. and ,l.tst
Prncpal Nine. VAN NORMAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
pFAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS..

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Peas: No 35s Smith Ely &c M'eh1e Ma els COO
Mo nT1 SO a7s Fieierck seelinc ard >, nm
Sane proEctiy Beh sod,so1 h'e'n anu 3oOc
pc Jcas a.. T To- ~ ana a Ta, R,cr Rober. Muir
A's s,@svd b. to i Dtna's RStnefari a
we.i 4ths. No A6 Anna Thofp ct al to EeaA 1900
ai siS VII: 70 d jsSs fqfG'
24n,.: hsvo3hH.,na " r Kovad. -. 10 500
io. na'tt :: IS Of 2sth.st eoS7os' q, ooo
,. Ms@di g 3: to Ss;tpi b''c III
..d InG"d rs N d sdayc 25xoso Charles .,
Sh ns :, w MMcI,",blin ....'.,... $1,000
uta NJ so sis East; JicOO Ma''e'O to Flora saoo
ard G nap e '.s is G" l1sScs 9th
iSn''f NJ !, 8 81 ~ IL M a. + Dun 1880
o,h., $50 50 rs = East Ndophc opcnhym and an
Broomg,c NO. a. a"d Koch en- 20 500
Avenue g. conn, i o. ci,re Pcilcn 90 OOc
i,,s.t ' 30, io' and ios cdcrck Martin and 60 ono
Stt'aNr mo, w. wc ana Do' 60 oco
3dsyc vs :, 3c' II - Edwari King jr 100 2co
i2oth-Si y" W. ,1 and ano.hof o. 600
Hth ,"I.,, foiiinr To- " g po"c ''>''o II o9o
''t TN loo ls,c 9i Ioa'' Il ooo
'o'h hotnh s,on t.o 10 :" II Mahoncy 49, 1880
-G,Hst Too :, W II i.;.ayc. 2jxlO2o 80
leopold IIutt~r 10 T. Muller 49,. l'5oo
'2d icm, ,H1 - ~ r G," n'' 900
is;aDr ,''v"r t % o'''' 20 jo)
IO7th.St = y 1910 II Of ID ave- .llONlOOll; ,,oo
Rachel l. Epstein 10 Klein. ..... -. -. ''-'V
LrNin:'onave 80 lsje william "asho"t" e,oo
''Gh,s, Koch ~ w 81 Grn ave. -'N'' % 500
Ial.t.t 40 ~ wc,t: lila Green ana on -, 200
Other u Frank \ S"tr .......... o..,oo,, "'''''
Jonn Townsend and vi. y Caharn" e6i 16 oV''
i2$f.t ~ IoD {, =" R % "a cyc Icyd $50
ii3th-,t 300 T. ~ 5th@yc, .oNiVVll' IL" $500
i:oth';, ~ $50 , w. r"'p mower" '"' 1000
''' Isccb carvai8o v IIeSty l. Mo[' 10000
ia,h,i q, r. " Of ''h"'e' ooN'''' same O9o
i'Hh,; goo T. pn 81 an Wai,cas 20 900
i2l. 80 n :. i vnr rN"y' schultz 90 500
cd.t 90 ~ W "a Irn%smani 1850
rro-ecrtaYc y 20 :, q ,,a l1T@ 900
Daw.on.,t . l76l1 T. . Of PIo'pc''-a'e' ON ooo
lI2 same Ann Lynch 100, 81. .o,.5.
rrosrce'.avr :. ?35 r. OF ''''"'''' 'ON'- 1000
DaN,on..t - iSi = s,So ~ rfo'p'.'.i'' 200
vu', ave n W SoIthern bonlrtari. -7N -oo
III Charles V Haley n w Bs,n,nn '''''
southern Boney1ri roo,.0 ~ = ka,~ cnlsn son
.sNIoS. ElnatG Mefadirn 70 Brown. 100
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prcnEnED MORTGAGES.

Aver rsms. 70 ~ AIic" ,1a''''' 'On. 5000
pea, AS nj and .nctet JACOB sehndapn 400
Books, James to &c .e'sr' w,na''"'"' 900
rach"t, Ariindr' 70 h'a '''' .'.., 5000
camp ifsH 5. ana VINE 81 kn wG sse Eoad
ca,slt' iaac 4. to II ? start, sner"Ood-''' 500
Ca.,dy Ie,c \. to N ~, Guar iI'' ,o, ANA
Of i'Ia,S ye,r' ~. r HGs's IisIantcc -'0O'
ana I.a, ,n Company ""''' ' u '' 100000
Diet. William anS WE 70 inc hV Year ~ 10 ooo
oceH Fsgad to v t M"rl ra ,as' VARS. 5000
paha" I, H. r, 1%r. la, h wa 'G and d. osG '
frG', N'"o gs S H. y" o H'' ii 'a 1900
cre.ab'rs' ii N. and VIC, to N " .,rcGnbcIs' ,oo
' aaic 'G eo nos !" ' 81, an" 81 West lists % ooo
nes fi' Harry !. 70 = Howell, lac'h.''. 5000
u,a.%ann. '" julius. to Eila6cn cauldwcl' .ooo
Hc iicr "a to sne If n'V woo eS 900
Hysms Eas, to Anna yn.t iao'p' 80 " 1000
a mG.s ' TGHn N We Henry ng .TssH
Sich.t aud No, 70 and u Harri'ons'' 81 so,
Ke neiss' fIxad l., to Rice. oth.st ,oo(
klein Of b sa%vc to Il l. Epstein io7hs Of ~,
KILN Dsncdlu A. TO + J II Selling MohFoe- @ oo,
q " Of Jnchson.st 3 YEAR. o'00'
Kragcr Iheodcrc; TO German SAVINGS N""A 10 ooC
Irnck Ea'a ;ot 10 QUE E may,rases ycaf 10000
MAXI Thomas r. 10 ''o"'"' .' -o 9OOt
Morrison James. 10 Mott. Long'A'c ana -oo'" M,
Mulyeacy 1hcma. 20 ay and st,n.t year 30 oOC
Muller Lli'n,rthn; 20 u "u'''' '''' 1900
Mui,sy Miehaci 10 ....-... IoOOt
oIIar, Ca'h,Ins to I%w"'henu' 5000
Rob,n cn n:an xn,r - - N ....,. Is 0oC
poprc Will,sm r. 10 Middlcb;ook. n 18th .. oo,
VI of 7tl-aye. ycar a., -''oO'
kenemann John II j., 40 "'''"11 10 OoC
81 o. .oo,veycr zane nrouerty years. 1905
Ri.dcl Emil H. I" ho""'"' oo ..'.'......... 1905
Requo Mary a to Emgf, Gh. aHe"' year % oOC
Schmnck. brrtha: % 49, - i"''Ns' .......' ojO(
Tokuisky Carolina District No l. SOCIETY,"
rcusi Perth LcN"1'""','' % ''' 400
vaaderhit Abram : to T. ] Vanderbilt piers III. , oo
- and mart IS East River. years 40, -. o'o'
Ward WAITER y, to Isabella Home = iio'"''' xo
Wallace nob'r,' 70 vc ~ ''' -. 90 az
wem'tsn. ,'cner: t. + so''"'r' ..7''''. 2ooo
Same 20 Title ,'uaran,ss anu ar,' 10000
watkins Emma l.. tn + II couhctt' o''"'e'' On oo
of 3d.ayc ycar'...'..'...'' '''''''''''' ~
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Gorgeous winter scenery at Niagara Twelve IN
6pins via New-York Central. every day. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
SHORT HISTORY CF

SHORT HISTORY CF
THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
By JOHN F. HURST d. D., LII. D.. Author OF "In
diks." etc. With 10 Cccrcd Nsps. Cfcwn syo
C!o,h, 50 co.
This very comprehensive work ia based on Bishop
Hur,;s OF short histories OF separate periods 81 he
Christian Church. already published In FIVE volumes. The
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ecclesiastical history from the founding o: tho Christian
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phases Of re-. gous belle. In Europe AID America
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