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WEST SHORE Rail ROAD.

IN. 7. c. & II. i. RI. Co.. Lossec)
Trains leave West 42d-st. station. NewYo:k. fol.
lows and ID minute, earlier from II. trikin-st. N. L.
$3.50 4. M.-DIiy iOl NrMpur-, hlnEston Albany
tailN except sunday, Ntnt Oi ,O,ynIn's JC
7;t5 4. M.-Dlilv for ALBANY. SUNDAY Montreal
g;3O 4. M-Daily Tor Albany t.icl. Syracuse Roches.
tc. iiunao. Nla-aa fas, Dctlolt CnicdsO except
Saturday Toronto.
1t:35 A. M.-DaiY. except SUNDAY. for AlbaSy and
Utica.
400 y. M.-Dailv. except SUNDAY for Albany.
3ilJ r. VI. Daily for Ahlny Montreal Ut,a. Syracuse
Rochester: I!rdao. Niagara Falls. TJ:onto. Detroit,
Chicago ST. Loui,.
$50 =. VI. DTly, except Sundai, for Ncwburg. Al.
raly. S1rato@a and Montreal.
ter lsuralo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Chicago.
HAVEiSrR,w LOCALS o:i5. - 10 +. NJ.
NEW BURG LOG AIS. 8 90 10 rs \. NJ. Il l5 30.
IS -6 80. I'll :I5 i. VI.
Sleeping car, for Buffalo. Niagara Fails Toronto.
Detroit Chicago. all through trains.
'Day. For uckct,. tine tables. parlor and sleeping
i'm. 1873 wa,hnston.st. 726 fulton. -. AnneS orc
foot FultOn-st; NewYork City 21l. ll3 o63, IS5,
$40 Broadway. l43 Bowery. 81 East l4th-st. SO West
'-0''7''' "'''E LSMREnr General Passenger Agent
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TO DIe19T Va s 1E ESGEIS
BOOKCOLLECrOko. Part ii. Lohcon' p''"''"
Quarch.
In the second part OF his "Book-Coiectors' WHICH
has Just been published, Mr. Quaritch ana his con
tributors treat OF Mary Queen OF sco'S' CharlfS
epencer third Earl Of sunderland; Sir John ihorod'
Colonel Thomas Stanley. James Edwards. Thomas Eu'
wards John Renni,. Henry Perkins ard Henry Hu'i'
Tho method OF publication adopted 10y Mr.. Quartch
leaves always n pleasing uncertainty rs TO what Is
coming next for The principle Is that oI voluntary
contribution. the publisher undertaking the 'sf"'o"
ana the general expenses OF putting the WORK III type
II Is to be Gan alphabetical dictionary, printed III
double columns in royal octave sze-simiar III out
ward form 10 Brunet's Manuel du Llhfaife' vs.
savs The publisher 1t would he impossible to gauge
nd The extent Of the dictionary or the num-
her of names which II will Include; ana as hcc!S"h
against putting any portion OF the materai i'" P''
before the completion Of the manuscript "ou'u IN
virtually selection OF the Greek kalends of inc oc
of pubcation-t IS proposed 10 print each ar'cc w
. ssnsrate Leaf rs soon as 1t is ready. The need OF
fundamentally alphabets. ana the veXauon OF KNOW
Ing that several letters of the Alphabet rehi"'" I'M
nerfectlv treated will thus be Obyated and The WORK
itself will made capable OF extension 10 'c 'u'es'
degree in q single alphabet"
Under the supcrintc ndence OF so thoroughly Wen
,n,ormcd and expericnced hbliophie Mr.. Qnarch'
all book lovers may DF very suIt ti''' Wv
will be carried out in the most thorough anu s""'
factory manper This great Dictionary OF BOOK
Collectors in fact. will meet need when al oooN
collectors must have felt ut some time From the
nlan OF pubi a ton as indicated II Is evident 'ha' ho
term can lie fixed In advance for the termination oil
the work nor can parts OF the work be put mo doom
form in advance of such termination. TINS Is oraM
back however. which seems unavoidable ana II VIII
no doubt be considered that it Is more thah COM
Ysnsated by the completeness OF the undertaking winch
Mr. Ouaritch's method guarantees.
LEADING WOMEN OF TIE RESTORATION. WIN
Portraits BY Grace tombstone Lonooh' DiSoS'
Long a. Co., $40, PIP. OIL
Miss Johnstone has written brief biographies Vi
LADY RUSSELL Lady Warwick, Lady Maynard MIS-
Hutchinson and Mrs. Godolphin The same thing mas
been done before by other hands and even recently
and It might be thought perhaps at first glance 'a'
the interest had been pretty we'll exhausted. But III
truh there is and especially for women-a perennial
fascination about the lives Of these ladies' VINO 50
sraced craceless period, holding up examples when
too few OF their contemporaries seem to have careu 10
follow Miss tombstone has told the old stories shpN
and ON the whole well. though not always so PIC
turesouely as might be wished and the record OF THESE
brave and godly danes will doubtless continue 10 Ut
troct readers even when the emotions which dominated
their lives shall have ceased TO exercise ike sway
such q time ever comes.
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ErCOEDEn MOHTiArrS.

Dwyer. Etuonl. .. slmcl. and la itr'ch .,o,,
Eis'n i.r' i,rnsn AMI rlfr to ! McI.4usl
lin, e7tn-st oi h'cnu~ \. (. ,sts @'ooe
f's 81 n 1at,' " '' ','',' .'..''. o5io
Graham. Mar l.. 70 lat~ K'.aa'co. -. i'l n.
Hamilton Emma. e., a. t, Z. ru,lu-Nmcrlcan l.al
4 o, s t., y,sf. 5000
nd,'. Iorn b. o Clire l. iIu'". : io"th.'t .ooo
Denotes VIM j. t. + ; clara i4th.st -,
KoIo% a. 3 Ga, 10 ny y hrady cancr Com
riny, AH'ttrdam-s'c, Of lSSi-'t ,or,
Klein. B.ncii,t \. . : J NddclrooS. a.,
OF Stn,on. 10 ye,s' n,'rtssees 80 so cot
opp ai5n 5' s @@S S' Of ~, Gu @S
Metp ' 'wn, to Ncw.york In, in.aronce
eorllny. i32ds'. Of LnoN-'vc. 3 vas 20 mn
Same 70 iaa.ic Murray same pioprty. i747l
Mcnc6 rf,.93 t. S1S' MI hIac" u enr'
=, lglser' 70 co.ac, |oo'
W. SUI, and ic>nr.on'a,r 3 y ar ...''. IS coo
'a,oe Iroi' rty. y.ar. Inn. Io.ooc
Ma; Sun John' to u ryn, corner wash. 49,,
NJ insonGyo %oi i'% H., ttio, md ,oob S'o'
Mo- conc scnr '' An Nd ' nd Ira%lt'a't
Nor y. John G. to ycI.Yort Iifc Insurance
yI gqpNy. n '''"r '''''' anu '' ''"' 275ooc
Ne , gaTs3i 70 az oss n4c gr and '"oh" .oc
NOTE t" i"" al,,; and hi,adT,S v"aT =, ~,
.s.s.st y Of Ia kN1c' var 7ooC
az Est rus, year. .,..'' oooc
Samson Felix. the Sermen's Pnak for saw
ing- Nos - ani 10 W a. rrnaiwur, years 1000
son o. sd ; ~. ,.'... ZOO
''i ave- n q iG,hs, ; vcnr, '...'..' 10000
come IIou.."a end lows - ycrr. OooC
wcinstfin A-chfr T. + J Ndi'~hr"ok - A.
var nor,r,rct 5000
Wesley. Fivord - 70 Tito Qua. on.~c AID rrus,
Other pTorcrty. 2 v ars mortrnqcs -. 20 occ
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

st 80 ID NJ, l:i5 Is 10 >pcciaD. 20. O;15 p.
to Tons kiscr, Ear-e,at PafA, and BaTnegat. $50.
rs A. NJ. lao. i:-0 J.. VI.
For Atlantic Ci,y yin,and, snd Brdgeton. 80 A. NJ
As L. NJ.
80, S.I5. II 80 \. NJ. 80 :i5. 90, 20 r. NJ.
sundays. o 90 A. NJ. 100 T.. NJ.
Tickets and or-car ca's procured at 172 o35
COL AS 1s5. 9l1. LILO Broadway, - Muray-st 3lt
Cam East lith->t.. 30 Columbus ard o3
West ia5;hst New,Tort: 1893 washincton.st. 72j FIJI
Tor. ST. Il ookyn, and - Broadway Williamsburg.
Wcstcot Express Co. viii call FOR and check baggage
from hotel or residence t0 destination.
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1nstru,tlon il)antco.

A SCHOOL for p boy Of lG desired whcrc preparatory
n college instruction i thoroughly taught Address
Tribune once.
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Haiiroaos

Pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICA,
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals &llterlockingS
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foo. =.
E,esbrosses and COrtlnndt Street,.
In effect 1901 A. VI. JANUARY 1s,, 1874
THE COLOMBIAN EXPRESS.
and cnana Dining sSos se sa ys SSF 70 $
q 2i@aat q indianapolis IS n A'' cS.s
THE FAST LINE.
900 a. M-PGliina, vcstbuie Psror Car from Phil.
G.pnia Arrivcs Columbus B 40 Q. NJ. lndaaani,.
St Louis so p. daily Toledo As a. ma xu ~
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1900 NOON-Composed exclusively of Iullman yeauDu.
md cdf SO prsssa gs a n.ne s1s S
'%S Sp esshse ana e
yc aHs q home or ONCE saed BY sacear, "a
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
700 N0oNmrqman c vss; ,,on s.seys c. To.
asss"s caches oS * 70 st. LSS 1s
u TUE wE S.,t;Das EXPRESS s.1E s,
rtstus; S&lge .ss csyssa P!aisF S s::.
.ay conset. or Tcdc daily ssssp, ssss,
sOUTHWEsTERN EXPRESS.
VS Ii Sleeping Cars New Pork to CSenS,ap
IA s; ST. eS"s s.t $s::s
ono morning PACIFIC EXPRESS.
soS a. arrive. daily uH cbis s.SSD s gar SssT
%Cnlpf TSsds sI II 20 NJ Columbus 7iSO NJ =
40 ?. ii. aRlsh%Snd ana 6anvile Express. d-ly. via
Ss f Dsss css q msgpA sS
Sleeper 70 Ashevllle and Hot springs second .sets
'qS ISe s pI%s sSa Dining e.. 0
o. p. M:Ishenandosh Valley Express daily. win
VIA Knoxville. Chattanooga and EIr'ninghsn
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, AND THE
SOUTH.
1000 a. Nj" wa-hnsioa tim, n Lxprs's- xs.s
r;enfe1 tosehes Dining Car TO BALTIMORE arriving
800 7; IL" Congressional Limited, daily, Pullman
HssGe g.0 Cars s sn s, DnSs cc ;s .Ds wan p
man chs.gss On either Of these asns ''a1 s'.'' f'4
A'fi'S". H.'5Fssss iF'r'. % e ST 8
sos = 30 M nsh P III BB ssas 30 ssy &:
tine. 80 a. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fndays
Express for jacksonville. ~. Augustine, and Tampa
- q. NJ. . 90 D. H.. all J. 10 night daily. Tor
Tioina syie . 90 D. m daily. For Ney West and
Havana 800 p. N. and l. Is night Tuesdays Ihlfs
dtg. and Saturdays
Fo- Atlantic City, i 90 p. N. weekdays. with Throuu
Buffet Porlor Car.
FS F.; f fSBs BsS 20 Sarg r. xss4ays an. PVT
Peasant. 10 a. ~: IL SO gao 80 .nd ii'S
do not stop at Asbury Park and Ocesa Grove Z
sundays)
-. = 90 FOR PHILApEI.PHIA; 10 m Wal,
LApers; D;2O, 30. : 90, $40. go, tiv,W wash
insaa Limited, with dining nar' and II r 90 az,
100 2 500 800 S;5o, 700 t;yo, 800 90, go.
rnodation, il 90 .. ~. 20 aad 90 p IN. SUNDAYS,
Express. G:1j, 3 80. 8 80, 10 go a. M. 300
noon Limited. l. 90 noon 4 90. 80, 100, $50,
AS y :O0, 9 90 H. m, and u rs night Aceonnodk
ton ) 90 S1d 90 .. M.
For Time Tiles OF trains 20 local points the Peaa.
syNsnia Railroad System, apply at the following ikt
tH.ce- No>. 433. $40 81 1923. 113 and c6l Broad.
wey Astor House. 1874 Eat l25th st Get. 26i West
l95th Street, 251 Columbus Avenue 137 sixth Avenue
end foot Of D~sOrOsses and CortanGt Streets; Cout
Street, $50 Fulton Street % BroadwaY and Brookyl
Annex station, foot Of Fulton Street, Brooklyn; -
Hudson Street. Hoboken Sntion. jersey CITY.
The New-York Transfer Company Will call for and cheet
tace.ge from hotels and residences through % detnausA
CHAS. H. PCGH. J. K WOOD.
General Manager. General Psss'f Agent
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Monn,o",ct no. SG' John EIcrhaa'. 10 "' $4,000
vo %n6 saO' %G 90 Ellen collins 20 i Klein 10000
c"nal;,t EoS @s1 10 S'o' Sai'n Geo CO
chn nSS,s SO Henrietta Cot, and an 900
tam 'ST c, il sc cf Mar 9"f G. va" ana '
canal.t Nos IS 1856 800 sarah cott ct al :, 90
AonroIT Wi 90 9ag an"th"r y '>''' 10000
rho oS No. 81 James Il Cunning, referee, ooo
Lot MAJ NS , prGSn er =, ' anG hc 'S to
p AcNa% 3D." * a i and an Sarh ,cdnnc to % o0o
"Ionis Icsc 80 "'i .. ~'''' 5000
7h: los 4. t Of T. Aye Io,6 C. , G33eolo; 1850
Tnoupsou;st. 40 - James Il Cumming referee 100
st,n.on,, t"y :. SIT It Of chrrstiet l7ox
75 E,thcr wilncr to McNandcr SPITE, 24ooo
A0 w,!a, rnSnaci il Ko6ms'am% and Wiz 70 ?, ,oo
SLIM n.cr and a. VIZ, tn r SOIL .' 500
eel, bur arrnG G r tv T@Sm1' ss sT1 1880
5 50nn M'L'"snn 10 herman S"',. oc1o5
So'Ssf ,umenin 70 10 Fran, NvocImek 81 900
Frances p LOWRY. referee, to william 20
Lcs s,rt "a W,,,,a@ WirPaoli, 81 $50
an, an , 10 y 10 T'' E:2 '''' ana oc'
45'6 700 It o. Ia Al e'>;'S ~ John 1900
G'y yoryls Ill. in'ur''''' 1870
mn and rf@ ,h~ s,cr cr". pr N"r.;rv 1oIoo
Plcasantayc Nos go =, cot and IcS - 5ie Eat
1lGth>t; Herman Wionkow and VIZ" u Lucia ,.,ooo
n o,,d "a ilor, T. haski -. 1850
i'T Tcre,.on 70 rdm"rd nwysr .. 1000
' Ro,c,, '' Focmp '''' "'' 1900
Lots T. and =. riap go. los nj Rly ~" anf
Mosh"u. 2ifh Wart rropestr - i = an1 II
Forster; r i Forster, executor, q kai1. .
70 wniiam = nNo1 -. g. COO
G9thst u 81 q w ~ Was' Fniavo %'Nlo0i
Gcenco N'''''' '''' WV ~ m i'."' 1870
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Dancin9 2raormles.

ALEXANDER MACCREGOR'S.
"A los West J5thst Private lessons and classes In
cancing, terms, &c. see circulars.
MALT and oil fashionable dances taught private
w and class lessons artistic. fancy and Stage dancing
taught; terms moderate circulars KnickerbocAer Con.
kcrN atOry "a West lfth.st
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Qcarbrrs

A GENCY TO SUPPLY tutors, professors teachers
"A coyerncsscs etc. In all departments OF Earning. Cir.
OF good schools accommodated parents MIRIAM
COYRlEKE Book Building $50 thavc. cor. 20th-st
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Goyernesses
&C.. 70 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply
MRS. NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union SQUARE
II LOCCTIOH and PHYSICAL CCLTURE.-Class and
IL private instruction. Mss. MARTIN, Hotel Brock.
hoist. l0i West s5th-st.. NcwYork City,
oncc. lfARVAnD GRADUATE. Tribune Uptown
Oalce Lao Broadway.
ID EIvATT. INSTRUCTION; preparation for college Q
L specially: highest referftces. Address
YALE GRADUATE. Box 20. Tribune OHice.
THE FISK Teachers Agcncies-New York Boston Chi.
i cago. Los &C.: 5000 positions Allied. IL. f..
ClU1K y. Y. Manager. 20 5th-svc. (13h.stJ
" ISITING INs1RGCTRESs.-Lady Of culture hlrh
scholarship advantages OF travel experienced In teach.
ing has morning hours dsngaged refers To prom,ent
city families. ADDINGTON, 159 East 47th-st
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Ncm DnblltGIlons.
JANUARY BOOKS
READY TODAY.

LOST ILLUSIONS: THE TWO POETS AND
EVE AND DAVID.
by HONORE DE BALZAC. Being the t~cnty'third
volume OF Miss worneley's translation OF Balzac's
novels. Emo half Rassia. Sl.50.
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BY HoNORE DE BALzAC Being the t~cnty'third
volume OF Miss worneley's translation OF Baizac's
novels. Emo half Rlssia Sl.50.
THE COMING RELIGION.
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The Chapters Socialism were written after personal
studv in Russia and ENGLAND OF the actual beliefs
men, and his conclusions, though radical. are revercn
hopeful and helpful
GUIDE TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF GOD.
Study OF the Chief Theodicies. BY A. GRATRY.
Professor Of Moral Theology at the Sorbonne Trans
lated by Abby L. Alger. Introduction by William +.
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This book was crowned by French Academy in the
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unusual and remarkable work.
IN FOREIGN KITCHENS.
BY HELEN CAMPBELL 16mc. cloth, so cents With
many carefully selected recipes
This little book OF the English French. German,
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Dnsinrss Chances.

II OK SME.-A wellcstabllshed vc-class journal M.
each in adv ancc circulation advertising
oAcc,ding =iOto year. tircuiivuI and busims, IT.
inc rcaSnc. LaI.c profits good for selling.
chance for the hight parties, Don't answer this
css business. and command the Ad-
drrss ESTABLISHED. Lord Thomas Advertising
Agency, Chicago III.
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
THE TEW ,, }ipIo TEiPnTE WILL y, De u, Rt
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ave. G. cor :sd st.; n5s othsve.; 167 Fourth.avs
Fouccntht 100 Thlrdaye corner Forty
ST. ops Thirdave. SIXTY crstst. Los Frtave
JOG West Fortyseconds Us Columbusaye 50 Liberty
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Phiditiphii LApc>s, ~, 80. ) ~ ~ W. II 80
with pring Car, \. NJ. 80 = rs, 80 via DIaiug
ca. 30, ) W, Is 90 80. 10 T. NJ. !:lS night
sundays UU, 10 30. ii 80 with DINING Car, 4. NJ
! 80. 5 81 with Dmins Car, 800 80 i. a., i AZ
hight . -.
baltimore and Washington EXpess daily at oo IL 80
% 90 Baltimore only +. NJ Y Is night, no ,.go
Eor Reading ~ I 10, -, - \. ~, ! w, ~
2:l5. ! 90. 90 -. 80 T.; NJ 2;l5 night; except
saturday night. sunday. II 30 A. NJ. 90 80 :OO
D 80, 600 y. NJ, II - night.
tUr IIa r-burg 100 -. - A NJ, 90 ! 80
90, IS L. NJ, - Is night, except saturday
ngl. sundays. II so u. NJ, w. J 100, $50 r. NJ.
- - night.
For Pottsville 81 90, - SIS A. NJ. 90. 80
90 80 NJ. l. 10 night except saturday night sun
iavs II 80 A. ~. 90. $3.50, 9 90 p NJ. 10 Is night
Tor Spnbury ieTl.burs a WI am>lort at 90, As
- 4. go 30 80 7. ~. - - night. except
saiurd,y night. Sundays. Is a. NJ 100 T. NJ. IL Is
midnight.
600. :: 10 - A. NJ; 90, 80 ~ 80 o. Allen
For W,~c'sarrS; pit,.S2 "nd Scranton . 40 A NJ.
For nsa Br,s Er,nc9,, 600. II 80 A. NJ. $3.50
F. S rSsc@h %S 80 sl5 II 80. A. NJ 30. 30
5 80 p. NJ.
For Red Esnk. long Branch and point. south to pon.
rlcasnnt 80. sis y 80 4 y. $50. - $40 Ed
Rank oly). ! 90 20 e u r. VI. SUNDAY. except
ocean Grove and Asbury PARK. 90 A. NJ. 4 100 p. NJ
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

Trains leave station foot Liberty II.
WASHINGTON J-IlOtK FLYER DAILY, 1880
A. ilIIiiL.Drnrnn FAST LINE, EXCEPT SUNDAY,
r. VI. - - -
A. W.. 1880 L. w.
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL ELUE LIME.
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A book on Maryland Early Maryland. Civil, Social
and Ecclesiastical by the Rev. DR.. Gambraii OF
Baltimore is announced by Whitaker. lh- same
publisher is bringing out J. +. Rowbotham's private
Life of the Great Composers
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Miscellaneous

MECHANICAL DRAWING. MEyHANICS: MINING,
M PROSPECTING, ARITHMETIC, ETC,
may he studied at home without loss Of time from work
TO begin students only know how read and
Write for FREE Circular giving all particular. TO
The Correspondence School u Mechanics or The Cor
res pondrncc School Of Mines. Scranton, Pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19

Mr. Thomas Bailey Aldrich has again dropped ih''
prose. He has written dog story for The DsAt zen
turyp and has called 1t " Goliath"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19

The new volume Of the Ilakluyt Society contains a
reprint OF two old MSS The Visit OF Master Thomas
Dallam to the Sultan in 1897 and the "Story OF
sojourn at Constantinople by DR.. John Covel Chap
lain to the Embassy 1610-1671."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19

1t Is now thought that NJ Remains AUTOBIOGRAPHY
with notes and calculations by his widow-may soon b
published.
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO A DICTIONARY OF ENGLISH
BOOK.(tOILECT RS. As ALSO OF SOME FOREIGN
BOOK COLLECTORS. Part ii. Loncon; Bernard
Quaritch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19

.The Point Of View" the proposed Philadelphia
weekly, Is soon to be brought before the public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19

The propagation Of polite learning and the diffusion
Of gayey and wit are objects which TO be promoted
II is hoped in English weekly, bearing the name
of The Houyhnhnm A Journal for Yahoos.' Some
thing Of It's nature may be coniectured by the reader
of " CULVER
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-12
Eib"Fty locals,

Married on the 9TH inst, at the residence
Of MI }. +. Smith, Mr. William Raw and
Mi'S Nora Watson. Rev. J.. ~. Weldon
performed the m0rrinEc ceremony.
Misses EsSic and I"a Willard, Of Central,
are v's jig friends here.
Misses Owens, of Pidmcnt, arc visiting
Mrs. " o. Willard.
| think o"c of our best citizens is deter;
mined TO open a bone yard here.
We have fifty gallon package in town
with no marks on il. We think il is intcn.
dcd for B. r. r.
Mr.. b. II. Callahan and family have
moved to town.
Thcyounsp people arc still cAjoying Nmas
It,N.
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Z gf!SGIl .fEcc..nr.

Committee on program fer next lri,n
10 meet at Cross Roads church on r,ilay
before the 9TH Sunday i'm january, lS33. nj
- ! n; M, ia: j. b. Findlcy and W. n.
Questions for discussions: Can any one
VINO IS lhr bead of a flmiIy he a Christian
ana not have family prayer? Opened by
Rev. j. f. Foster.
Can man be a Christian ard nDpogc
GariStl@n Mission Opened by Bro. S. NJ.
Lonpcr
How should church member treat y
hoH.churrh member in the every dav walks
Oh Nae! Opened by Bro. j. +. Cnlirrss.
lioW can we interest oar young members
~ ,,,!; cmnrch work Opened hy Bro. B. Ii.
Williams.
Is Baptism an essential TO salvation
opened LIy Hrc. G.. N. Lynch
llo" should "A church deal with members
tGr non attendance? Opened by Rev. b.
introductory sermon by Rev. J. NJ. Stew
art, kcy. j: +. Bur,linc, alternate.
Rev. B. Holder to preach Friday nivh,
and Rev. J. Il. Foster Saturday ngh,.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-01-12
Clemson College Cu1linns.

The year 1892 with its joys and sorrow.
Is remembered among the things that werc
a happy new year to all.
biaster Carter Newman returned tbi,
sunday morning, to Atlanta, where he will
attend the Georgia Military destitute.
frue Hall has retu ned to Anderson. s.
~, Wnerc he Is attending Patrick Military
| All the young gents report fine snort in
The vicinity. '' III
ut this place. 80
The familiar face Of Mr. Julius us'SbankIin
IS agaln seen in our mi list. Mr.. ShanLiin
mas hell position in carriage manIfac,'
ory, at New Haven, Coln., during the MOT
year. Welcome home Mr.. SEanklin
HOW did you find "Piiot:".
MISS Carey Calhoun, al accomplished
young iaoy or this place. is teaching a
1Sh"oi H:' near James crossing, on the Bua
n'oIc n raiiroad, IN Oconcc county Mr. J.
| F.. LIBBY has moved over on this side of
! Hcneca river, and will teach the school nj
Calhoun this year. '>
MISS Dul rec and Watson attended the
meeting OF the Free Masons at Seneca last
Eight. Rev. Henry r. Coleman leclured
on oriental Free Masonry, and conferred n
stic degree that is new to tho Masons of
THIS county. The degree is called, The
"eSrcc Oh Tie Pilgrim Knights MIR. Cole
man mas travelled extensively in the East
ana will return to Jerusalem at an early
aay' Ills lecture was sail to have been
Interesting and instructive.
The Board Of Trustees of Clemson Col
leSe met III full force at this place last Tn os-
day, 3rd inst. A great deal of business
was transacted. They will employ eleven
carpenters III addition to those already here
and one more brick mason. The CoIcpr
VIII be open at an early day what dav will
Dr decided ut the next meeting. They
1ailcd to elect President, 50 | heard.
ifol. Strobe has resigned the director.
snip "f 5. g., Experimental station, and
'he Trustees appointed board Of control
WHh froi. Newman as vice director. Prof.
Newman is cmphatica!ly the right man in
the right place.
The south bound Vestibue was covered
wl;h snow last Sunday evening.
SerEt. Perry has becu quite i'll with in
tlucnza, but is out again.
Mohroe, trusty, caught fine fat DOS
sum last Thursday.
Mr.. y. i. Payne, our room mate bos re-
turned to lis home IL Grccnvile county
Our best wishes follow him.
l close with
~ "i"h for th"S" who love me,
Ai' a smile for those who hate
Au rcvoir