davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-12-01
CONGREGATIONAL.

REV. A. w. DICKENS, PASTOR
lunday services, 10 40 Il. NJ . So p III
sabbath school, IL 'OO m -oo 80
THURSDAY, conference meeting, '5u p W.
Up. S. G.. E., Sundays, o'oO p' H.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-12-01

REV. 4. q. LYONS, PASTOR.
Sunday Services, 10 40 Il. MI Oo p H.
Sunday school, IL 'OO H. -.oo., -,
Prayermeeting, Thursday, 'Vo p H.
YPS. c. f., sundays, 100 p. M.
Seats tree.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-12-01
The CHURCHES.

REV. THOMAS BELL, RECTOR.
aun.>,vs--service, 40 81. m. 100 p. m.
Sunday school, II 10 p ~
r,-,davs I 80 p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

covered at Myccnae and at 1iryns. The social
state represented in the ITomerc poems was not
state OF evolution from savagcry. but state oil
dccadence, where an old civilization had fallen oy
its own weight, or in its weakness had been over
run by ruder population
By grouping the chapters in the ORDER not so
much Of excavation az Of relative antiquity, the
book reveals without any special effort the order
of development in Greek art. Myc"nae. 1iryns
Dodona Dclos Athens. Olympia. Eleusis. Epi-
daurus, Tanagra-thesc carry the history OF art IN
Greece from its origin down 10 its close. II the
problems offered by Mycenac and Tiryns can ever
be thoroughly worked out, the process OF religious
development will also be made as clear IN It's
beginnings as it is now in respect to the cult OF
Zous at Dodona, of Apollo at Dclos, Of Aescuapius
at Epidaurus and of the nameless dead at Tanagra.
So far rs the investigation has gone il must fur
nish cold comfort TO the adherents of thu ghost
cult hypothesis for this hypothesis works out In
a fashion exactly opposite to the real process OF re-
ligions evolution in Greece
The book contains numerous illustrations and
is well printed OF the translation it is only nee
cssary to say that il reads almost well as II 1t
were original work. Professor Poolcs introduce
ton furnishes a convenient summary Of conclu-
sions and makes the various topics clear TO the
reader, though few who take up the book will find
any trouble in understanding what is truly
popular treatise on the explorations in Greece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
PECOEnED MORTGAGES.

Cayten DEWITT r. and wife, TO George Mand and am,
another s 1f9.hst. az rrook-ave yCais 5000
Foster Frederick dc i. 10 " NJ Kinrsani, " ,oooo
West Tndavc, Of G9th.st years oooOO
Graham. Thomas to George W Moore. Pros -,
pcct.avc Of Oakland Place ! ycar...--..... iOl
Grdlcy. Edward. and wife, TO North River saw
ines Bank. , @1th-st OF sth-a'c. ] yc2T m,
mortgages s'Vvl
HUNT. John a. ana wife, TO Andrew Bose, Henry
st. - lot $50, map licndrck Rutgers -o,,
h>tenncntS WV
Ker,an. Charles, aad wife, 10 bradley s. CuuIcr
Co. limited, = Am-tcdam-avc, = ~ l33.st .. a..
o.boin, Atncr. al TO John Rico, n i7th'st 90.
o. 5th-aVe year .--..-...-. 2oV'
RAYMOND Louisa, - al 20 jones J. Raymond 81 49,.
al. : lS'h.st. Of 2d-aNc. yeats .-...-..- 3oO'
Solomon, Fink. and wife IIevmaE Harris,
7i.t.st OF 3daVr. ycar> ..-...---.--.. 5000
Sclfcfd. Mary O. Lena Nohdn. fLrmGnpt- 49,.
ave part lot IA. Iarmont, ) year. 5000
Sampson Mary 20 j + Mahcney. Clinton.
nIc 10. Is map Mount Hop, vcar...--..-.. fC
Slo. son JOS phne, 10 II w Foil II John'st adj
joining No. 10. | year ... l,oO'
Smith. Florence \. 10 Kate i LaIdy, 59d's IN,
Of Sth-aNr N'tf.-. T'uVN
Schn.ilt Ioulsl VI. p, Amelia Schcnck. lst go
ave. Of 12th-S.. nsfliuert-.... f.Suu
The Columbus Company - SEQ w Murray, - -.
Si>i-s,, Of 9thaNc. > 11O.Opu
SoG.et W Of Gt5.a'c y'ais .'..'..',., 2coC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
NETWORK. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 4.

The total rallied from auction sale Oh oltg
real estate the NewYork Exchange. ioi ne WE ,S
ending with today was 81 oSs ISL inc s ~
the month OF January reached the sum o. S-l5o'ofV'
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present ending with SATURDAY. Februay
the following auction saIes are amounted 10 % "u d"
The Real Estate Exchanges:
TUESDAY. FEDHUAl.Y :.
Foreclosure sale: plot Il land o5X75x22 1xll1 2S
jONlll >, RoiIoa1ive. 1919 f. Ct l"sth,t ias,
building, No IS Srrnss, p G Mott
ave " s. 7j.5 Il Of j4th-et lot lGs>Dli az 8.
story dwelling, No % Wet l35ih.st > 2y1;t NS
2l4 w 7Oth-.t, le3 10 W o. Vet ,nuaN' ~
2cAloo1l and 5stOTy nat NO @O5 Wc,t ol nd
a 81 10 aaa i.ov building No ara
and 3,s;ory iudin,.. No. -. and Isl Spns;,, 90
and i.d,v aad .torv bSdSs. 10 $50 Doanccyt
:. 7s.3 II Of sherhst lot, ?2Ni'p r1,h az"
so e Of ad'avc iot 95.svioo, AID 5,tory bud'
siGxicO and 5stOry buld1e No 90 l3 oG lSSt
FOIL No 100 Chclrvst. running to No ~ WateI;
st. block front on Ma'ket Slip: lot 2illNGo', ana
house. No. f3O Wat'r~t. = ausV4"mr "N''''
(At No Ill Broadway
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY s.
Auction sale: lot. e51lxso and 3'story bgd ~
No 1Gl7 PArk-avc corner OF llo'h-S' 'NO' % i''
Foreclosure sale lot, 1aN1o22. and 4.s,ory building
10 100 Wet ;7thsi Sol r. OF ''h'Ito 10 10 Of
Eoad.,t ! plot Of land G6x7j2 and 5story mats, Nos;
2l and Is Kines - Of CG1gies st pot so 0d
@ci Amstcrdam.ave conner q 99th.st; Lots, 25xlOO
each. 81 Fast l33d.st, $50 # c Of WisaVe. (At NO.
Ill Broadway
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ..
Foreclosure sale: lot o5Sos and 4.story dwelling.
No ~ West 3th.st; plot Of land, j39x73 GV23GN73.
and 5story building. Nos. ,o62 and 26i Broodway;
100 ii. and ssorv dwelling 80. 4o7s East l22d.st
1871 ~ Q OF 1st-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
Delaware. Lackawanna aud Western X X
Stntions in New or foot OF Barclay and Chrstophe
sEORTEsT LINE. VE>TIBtLED TRAINS


Direct rOute TO Nv BAD J.iri.-.. MONLebAias
1HE OIAAnk.o, summit, DernafdstAle. DAsASs
lAdSe Madlson MoIisioGg pas;a,ci raer,On Si So.
ten, Dover. syanhope. BCDDS LAKE, LAhE ny
rAfCoNH, LeeAe.tssow9 sGu0QLEY's MON MON
MATER GAR, sIliou DsnuRG, Poecaoc MCsaxx en-
sGKANI0N PiI ON WiLki;s = ~ HEI % Maa
seSe. BISC;HiM?oN,. 6NfoliD, N6EwIcH. w,,sr
ssiYEKR.AcusE ,osMEG", ,ITtMAC&. 6%E,5d, ELMIEa
Slnts WEST, $okTMWEsr AND soUTyHNw.lkSsrf tx.
PRESS. Pullman psrior cars Noaneets as Bun ss
with train for Chicago. arriving $50 a. NJ hcA'
7.sO A. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL. Stops ct prinss
lido r M.-scRANToN, BINGHAMroN and Ell
MIRA EAPREsS. Pullman paror cars. ,vu
4.io r, NJ l;ANrqN; M!LktsDAkkE and pLfA
1880 4. VI. tDaiIyJ.-BCtFALo LIMITED EXPEEsS
l'uli man sleePer,. Arrives a. ! 10 q. ~. .,,,oo
9,0O +. VI. (Dalyl:-BUFF,Lo. UTICA AMI Os"Eoo
i.ArRk.sS. pullman sleepcrs. - . =.
IiCkrIs ana ~ LiMAN AtCoMODATlONS e. 49,, -
MurIayt and 40 broadway. IlcX,Js ferry suuoas
7S5 and "a galway, 80 West l25thst. 235 Counoa
ave. New.York; 1913 Westinghouse 7.6 Fulton.t ana
g.S Bedfordave. brooklyn. Tine tables. giving fui u
formation, at all stations. 49,.
WESE OFT k'pRESS COMPANY will cal for sna
check lAggaeo ro,h hotel or Residence 10 de't nation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
CENTRAL RAIL OF new JERSEY,
Cont used rxIn~iyr. insurinG CIcgniincsS
aud (omiort.l
Fsur Tracks. Protected b, Automatic Block signal
sy.trm Train. leave station foot OF Liberty ~.
Time Table IN effect De-. IS. 1872.

For Ecadloe At 90. 80. 50 4 NJ CO. 80
. IL 90. 90, a.. 30 T. ". Il 10 ni.ht except
saturday nisht. srnday-. II % y. NJ 90 3 80 200
) 30 200 r. NJ. II ID ri-ht - oo ,,o
90 90, ST, T.. NJ IL - night except SATURDAY night
night. -
Tor Poi,svlc a, 90 10 So A. NJ. 100. so
90 80 l.. ~. - - nigh. except saturday nighi
sundays. II 80 A. NJ. 200. 80. 90 +. NJ. Il 10
night.
FOR Sunbury Icwi,burg and Wiil!amsroIt a, 90
Is - \. NJ. 90. 30 30 T.. NJ, l2;lj night
except Naturai NIGHT. sunday, 10 A. NJ. 90 p. NJ
L. 10 midnight.
FOR En,tUn. Bethlehem Aucatown. Nauch Chunk. &C.
co. Z 10 \ - \. NJ. Oj. 81. 40 30 10 Alien
town, l.. NJ. sundays / 30. 7lj 4. ", ! 90, 80
L. NJ
to Wkesbairc, rttston and scranton. - 4. NJ.
80 T.. NJ. sundays 80 \. NJ.
~ lol ,s'd an% Long Hran.h ,nd poin> south T. Pom;
Bank onyl. 4 100 ! 20 H.l3 T.. NJ. sundays. cNccnt
Ocean GloY- and Asbury par, . 90 \. NJ. 4 100 l.. "
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PEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

wa aGd Mn, SG 10 800 ohn a' Avery ct $40
sane Gsu Plopet ntc t +, Edward nccsicy 600
is' SCncnct to Louisa LOUISA n Schmdi y,r: 1926
rrce to Gype en- i aou ct, IS %
02p Iandr 10 FL Florence 4 smith 1886
oSq Ersusn /, ' % Anna Lo~cnstein 5000
77th.st No PHI East John Weber and wife 10 -,
Luding Wch9r o q, al ,;e loyIooiI. i'''
Tanbaci Kuschcwskv and wife 70 Eva
,o3d st No 35s Eat: benjamin 7 Carpenter and
wife to William IL Thompson and WIFE,.
Io3d.st 800 East same 10 same
Norris-svc n :, Sill II n Q u 13sth-st, ok
7ox33. sx25X3i.0; Rose Shelley 70 Mary
NeliIng -. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
Mem Publications.
THE LONDON TINES, JAN. G, 1898. in

THE LONDON TINES, JAN. 6, 1898. in
review Of Capt. Mahan's work. THE IN
FLUENCE OF SEA POWER UPON THE FRENCH
REVOLUTION AND EMPIRE. says:
Capt. Mahan, II not the founder Is at any rate the
most eminent living expositor OF what may be called the
phosopy naval history. No historian and no writer
on naval warfare displayed profound grasp OF the
true meaning OF sea power determining factor of
human affairs For the first tlme far we arc aware
I'm historical literature he has shown the true sgnl
canoe OF the naval history Of Great Britain. Of
the way in which theme Is treated we need say
little no living writer well qualified 10 do IL Justice
as CAPTAIN Maha and certainly the true significance oil
the Tremendous these momentous years has never
been more LUMINOSITY or nstructvely displayed
THE INFLUENCE OF SEA POWER UPON THE
FRENCH REVOLUTION AND EMPIRE.
BY CAPTAIN A. T. MAHAN. U. S. Navy.
with - maps end battle plans. vols, svo, cloth.
gilt top, 5000.
=. In the style:
TIE INFLUENCE OF SEA POWER UPON IT'S
TORY.
With % charts Of Naval Battles. svo. cloth, gilt top
500.
LITTLE, BROWN & CO., Publishers.
o54 Westinghouse, Boston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
LITTLE. BROWN & CO., Publishers,
o54 Westinghouse. Boston.

twentieth Edition. PIT paid. for ?5c. or stamps
IN HE HUMAN HAIR; Why it / alls on !;
L Turns Gray and the Remedy. by Proi. nAHLEf
PARKER A. VI. LONG CO.. l.0l3 Arch ST.. Phlia "a
LIVERY should read this little book.D-Athenueuh
~ C.-Bourgets Cosmopolis, Fielding's Tom
sCI Jones Snolletts Pcregriae Pickle, 10000 ear
Old London Bridge, Frank FarIeigh PRATT loo ou''Ne
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Jnstrnftion
For Young Ladies-City

For Young Ladies-City.
no. COZ 5TH.AVE.
Rev Dr. and Mrs CHAS. IL. 3AkDNEh. Ffih'ipais.
TIME MISSES wREAkS. ..,-,..
School for Ghls and kindergaIten.
Second term begins February !. II East 1fth'st
~ EW.YOI,K BJJSIN t.SS COLLEGE, 125th. st. N. "
IN An practical branches; day or evening. Ca or az
Dress CLEMENT Z. GAINES. Mount Morris Bank D.lg,
Wan NORMAN INST. (Foundcd 1850
Y s. L. cor. OF West End-a.e ana ,l:tet,
Principal. Nine. VAN NORMAN
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New York & Boston,
Pullman Limited
Ncw.YOrk Il Northern Railway
AND
New-York d NcW-England Railroad.

In connection with Manhattan Elevated Railway solid tfsa
4 PULLMAN SLEEPER, PASSENGER. and BAGGAGE
CARS leave l5jth ST. terminus 9Th and 9th Ave- Eeyasd
daily, Including Sundays at IL 80 ?. NJ, arriving y
Boston foot Summer ST. at 40 A. ". Baggage checked
through at " Y " stlons, sd 81. near s'a Ave. aos
55th ST. and 9Th Ave.
The Newyork Transfer Companv will call for and check
baggage 70 dcsirlaon from hotels or residence IN any
part OF the city upon application 10 any u uef 'a'o
Offices In Ncw-Yolk Brooklyn.
EMPRESS TRAIN on SIXTH AVE u"
Leaving South Ferry 1927 p. ". connects with NJ
train For running time see limo Tables.
PRINCIPAL TICKET OFFICES ~ NRW.YORk
CITY: Arcade Eews Rooms. Il Broadway ard Ss
Br adway where Pullman reservation be Obtained
Seepcrs open for OF pasengeIs oae h'si
b5foe leaving time o. traia.
H. l.. INE.ELAND. T.. n. ALLEN.
ten Manager Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
Ocean Steamers.

EGYPT-COOK'S NILE oTEAMiE IL flor dur.
IL leave C.. iro November l5 and rcsua ~ IO ~ M
In, he ,e..on sailIngs psEs. be- t ana every INV s
IL I'm rios COOK a SON POI BfOai"ay ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
A HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co

HAMBu RG-AnEElCAN PACKET CO., 81 Bway n. \:
4 RED STAR LINE.
~ FOL; ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing Tor Hcwlors ard Antwefp wcekly
pHYNIA<U We .reSilay Feb .. II 80 n. m
WIS kRN ~ -; wednesday, zen, ID , p, M
s3s from Antwerp. SIS. Reduction on round trip AP
Div 10. ''F1cts." >t'rruge a. very low rate
- INTERNATIONAL ,NAU ArioN co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
FOR LAKEWOOD.

at 30 u \. NJ ~ $40 ~icciln. 90 Is r. ".
For Tom, River Rirn-ss,, "ark and Ilarn,glt ! 80
B:l5 \. NJ. -. 20 H. NJ.
10 j.. NJ
For Monmouth Beach Scalrclt and Highland Each
80. SD II 80 \. NJ. 80 -. 90 20 r. NJ
.nA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06
For Both Sexea-City.


g HoRTHANDAndrw j. Grshams scndsl; - "a p, ,
writing Ia least possible pupils get pOson =, soon
as COMPETENT classes daily except saturday; evening
classes Tuesday and Friday. Circulars Tree.
nHE HEKI,ITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
i Mad son Square (cor. 2jthst. and - wayl. ,.,
Branches the principal American eh0 European ci'e''
New term begins now.
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For BOYS and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
n OOKKEEpING s:enoqraphy. vpewfiting, &C.. eor
b oughy taught; day evening situations furnished
Address kew.York Business College, 1Zoth.st, N. \.
UNXCEISIOR MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Il UNIVERSITY DEGREES.
DIR. BOOTH, 81 EAST 1OTHST.
TT NIVFRSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 50 West 5ethSt.-
l Ali departments. boarding pupils received. u
Elmer e. Phillips A. NJ ". c. Hcndrlckson. Phi D.
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Pova and Young Mrn-COuntry.


n j. o. WINTHROP STARR. A. NJ Principal
ID ORDENTOWN IN j. MILITARY INSTITUTE
ID REV 7. H. LANDON, PEINClPAL
CAPT r. o. LANDON. COMMANDANT.
~ ANAAN ACADEMY. Canaan, Conn.-Iiome for SIX
" teen bows. Three Masters. College business, B0ck-
specially For particulars. address the Rector
~ LMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS, at Milford, Conn :.
Il Parent. who unortunnt, In the management o!
their will we'll profit By the advantages offered
by this school the schoo. is in session during the entfe
fRANh NJ ho"E, ouP.
Il I:EEiiOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. g. j. t5th year;
College preparation speciality: business hgh scnooi
and classical courses.
n, EWTON IN ~ Institute, 800 f. el"v. Bcst School
~ for Boys. Best sanitary appointments steam heat
everywhere Steainheated swimming tank j. Wilson, n NJ
For Both Sexes-Country.
II ASTMAN BUSINESS CoLLEGE, Poughkeepsie Ny
II Opca all tho year Thorough instruction In bookkeeping.
BANKING. COMMERCIAL Law. Penmanship orespondence
ruslness men Supplied 18th competent assant- on short
notice No charge situations furnished send Tor capPge
Miscellaneous
AZ BOTANICAL DRAWING. ME- UANICS: MINING,
Vl PROSPECTING ARITHMETIC, ETC,
ray be studied at home without loss Of time from work
To cgr Student, need ONLY know how 10 read and write
Write for FREE Circular. giving all particulars 70
The Core spondcncc School Of Mechanics Scranton. Pa
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Musical lnstructiC

N ,.SFZ ACADEMY OF MUSIC. 81 Fifth-ove.
hrouch discoveries OF Senior Gonzoo NuncI, Director.
nil music is a. easily read the Key Of c. and harmony.
rnont composition. Sc, DO more thoroughly
learned In months than. by any other method IN
lifetime Eminent teachers in all branches. Call or
write for circulars.
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A TOURS TO THE TROPICS.

WEEKLY SERVICE FROM NEwYoRK ~
10 tho Island of Jama.r renowned for It's ~alubrons
climate and natural baty winter station Of the IL tsh
Navy and headquarters the British Army la the West
Indies. Good hotels and splendid z ad,. . -,
Regular saincs also fof Haiti Costa Rca and tho
uouy Old World towns - the spanish NAM
Iiiust otsd pamphlet nailed fee. . -.
PIN, NORWOOD CO.. AZ mt, - Siat,.,t, New YORK.
or TIiOS COOK & SONS. TOuri'ts Agencies
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Geufhers.
A GT\CY TO SUPPLY tutors, professors, teachers.
"A etc. IN all departments Of forming tlr
,ulars good schools RECOMMENDED 70 parents MIRIAM
COYRlEHE. Book building. loo Ffthave. cor 2Oh.>t:
A MEEICAS AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A SuDDes Professors. Teachers. Tutor
lc 70 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 10
MRS NJ. J. YOJNG-FCL1ON. q Union SQUARE.
m HE FISK Teachers agencics.-New.YOrk Boston,
i Chicago Los Angeles. &C.; 1900 positions hlied.
H. T.. CROCKER. y. y. Manager. 20 5thsye. u@h.'J
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For Young Ladies-Countrv

DI:ADFORD ACADEMY. 49,, =.
ID For the higher education OF Young wonrn Apply 70
Miss IDA {. ALLEN, Bradford. Mas.
7 LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY. Rochester y. y.
IL Home Church School for the care Insna.emeht omu
culture OF Young ladies. 3jh begins Sept 10 lS9
Write illustrated circular Mrs c. NJ Curtis Principal
THE CAMBRIDGE Mas. $ HOni; fuK Yn ,,.cs
i LADiES-Adyantaces VI Boston Quiet OF Cambridge
Comforts OF Home. Small number.
Mr.. ARTHUR GILMAN is the Director
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ROYAL. BLUE LIN e.

LNPEE>e TRAINS have station Central Niiload OF
Ncw-Ier.cy, foot Of Libelt,-,t.. No IN Ryer; ~
TOE rIiILADELPlilA w,c@ day. i;eo. :; -. 2:o00
DINING i'm car 1O o. co. co. 49, SAP p ii2Ij
nlcht. SUNDAY 20. 10 80, IL so. Dining Can 4 IT,
80 3 30 DINING Car 90. G 90 =. " l2;i5 night
F6I; BALTiMoRE ANp WAsHIN'.l0N woci day.
Dining Car 90. o 90, baltimore only p NJ II Is
night. ,,,,- g., -
Pullman Paror Cars on day trains and Pullman Sleep
>TcSe,S and Paror car scats be procured ~ 10
o3J pol. 40 49, 9i2. lao HOldway. 70 Murray
SIR ala Clra street 81 Fast 18th street 235 Columbus
Avenue and SO West Iojth street Newiork. 1913 Wash
Inc,0n street 100 Fulton Street, brooklyn and - Broad
William .hurg.
westcot: Express Company will call Tor and check
,or ho~i - residence - Destination.
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AMERICAN LINE.
CLYDE LINE.
= CUNA2D LINE:

~ - %
n. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN;
Scrsla...Teb IL. l p. Sefyta Mar Il noon
aa FGS 5oa @ITa Mar M Is 20 Noon "a m.
htrurla Mar. 30 NJ Etrura. April 9;a1 a. M
IRON rer 49, North River foot q SiaTsSonis Az,
from all parts Of Europe At very
on passage apply at the com
panys once No. 1 I:oWling Green, New-York.
' VERNON II. brown & Co, General Agents.
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Otcdn Steamers.


A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 5. 5. co.
NEw-YOEK SoJTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
FAsi EMPRESS STEAMERS. s.o .
Fi:s: Cabin. SO aad upwafd Stcond OaOin' soV =;
berth S,ee age Steamers SAL from to'' VI
Trave Tue. FEB. !. 10 Aller Tues, Mar am am
Ilbc. Tues Feb ii. iiatel tues Mas ~ m
Lain, Tues. FEB. Il, ain saale sat NJ 10 M
ILL Meier Feb. - > D. Lain. Tues. Men IL D '"'
SPRING SAlLINGS lSJ3,
Lain Tue A,ir.I IS Lain. ......... Tues. May 10
~'.In 81 A.,rj -. saalc...... sat. May ~
Tuc. Npril - Tues Nay 29
,ilc, ~. Nev lNllrr......... Tues. MAY 80.
II,yoi r.. W,v q I.n,-............ sat, June s.
H. II secr wa Nav 10 Havel ....... Tues. June H.
IraVe NV II. TTaNe sat, J"hc iV'
MEDTTERRANEAN LINE -,
New.Yor, to Genoa in le.. than elryrn daTo m.
Kaiser w1Mar !. 10 am Eulca SAY Nay Nay ~ ~ m.
Kas:r " H. Apr g. 10 am vera sat May p 10 am.
Nfw.YoI;K TO GEX9A AND NArL,JEs; m.
Passage 500. 1925 OF $50 berth. First cabin.
OELRTCHS & co. Towing Creep.
A AMERICAN LINE.
IA NEw.YORK. SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON
EVERY SATURDAY.
New.YorR reb o. / 80 pm Par., March H., noon
From Pier 49, y. H., foot Of ChI'topheIo,SSSGi or
Shortest and Most Convenient Route 10 itp"o,,'
Passengers land at Empress Dock a'o'u'"7 '0'
venlcnrc and exposure Of transfer by tender r,oy,o
First Cabin 70 SOUTHAMPTON LONDON or o.;
and upward according steamer ana ioca''oh Vi
second Cabin. $50 and $50.
Sieerare Low Rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAViGATlOS COMPANY
General Agents No. Bowling Green New-York.
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nlus,f ano nlusieal Instruments.
AN ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND GRAND.
Wright and Square Paaos OF our make. perfect
dillon and fully warranted; also number OF second hand
pianos OF nther prominent makers at low
WM KNABE a. CO.
las 9Th Ave-. 10Th 81. Ncw-York.
EMERSON PIANOS.
e2 5th.ays. near 14thst. Catalogues Tree. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-06

Danrins ACADEMIES.
Malt and all fashionable dances taught private
w class lessons; artistic. fancy and stage dancing
taught; terms moderate; circulars. knickerbocker Con-
servatOry, ~ West lath.st
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WHITE STAR LINE.

.r.rton,c Feb s. II 80 ON. Teutonlc March g. 10
tern mic Feb Is d ~. lt,ernnnr Marc -. D. m.
.N,i,.tl- 10 40 Aarch -. - a
britannia March l. p. NJ. Brann.c Mtr-h - 5 D. ~
From White STAR Dock. tot q w~t ,i'st ,
Saloon upward dccoruius 10 ,t'fi'r
ton OF berth Second cabin these steamers, r5j ard
$40. Prepaid, $40 and Sij. Storage, pclaid. So ;
from Sew.fork $50 No. % broadway, Ncw.York Phil1-
delphla Office, 400 Wenut-st. .,. $3.50
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old DOMl MON l. n r..
Osicarers for NORFOLK. POKTSMOUTM OLD POINT

COMFOEr and, NLWrNtn Ni,Ms. Inn.,,,,Ig igf VIZ
and wAsnlNGroH; y. G.-McnY Iuses. Wei; Thurs
We'd and Sat. For WEST POINT yA.-Tues.. Thurs. and
Sat From Pier 20, new No.. y K ;o!t b aen;,t a. 3
south and AMY az e9gra one sac q a., CO. sn On PEE;
Dloalwav. W. L. t.NILLACDEC. Tranic Manager
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Gin propertr for Sale.

n owNTOwN BUILDING Fas.d TO one tenant 10
~ wears paying per cent, for ealc.
rutland & WHITING Beetman.st
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LAnihracifc Coal used cxcu-vcly nsurimg Ceanline-
and tOmforf.)
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE PAST OF THE HELLENES.

EXCURSIONS IN GREECE TO RECENTLY En-
pLORED SITES or CLASSICAL INTEREST: Ivy
Charles Dichl. Translated by Emma Il. PerkinS'
With an Introduction by Reginald stuart Poole.
LID. Illustrated. PIP. XIV. 1O3. D. Westesmahh