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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-28
BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
prar,Aa sE-cfON-Q.
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RECEIPT, OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS
SAILS. IwHRr.

JULIAN SIEANEItS.
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
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For Late satpping hteli0enes see Elqata Pro.
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Music
In the Air

And also at the Music Empor-
ium of the Hawaiian News Co.
In the past month, we have
made many improvements and
additions, both as to variety
and quality of stock and gene
raj arrangement of the
department..
Our latest importations in
the Piano line consists of the
celebrated make Of Everett"
Of Boston and "Schillier' of
Chicago; unequaled for bril-
lance of tone and perfection
of action and considered by all
connoisseurs Of the music art
as superior instruments in
every respect. Three Of these
Pianos just to hand by last
steamer; also cabinet Organs
for parlor, church or schools;
every instrument fully war
ranted for five years. The.
installment plan for the sale
Of Pianos and Organs inaugu-
rated by US five years ago, has
proven a great success as
many a home in Honolulu can
bear testimony. We shall con-
tlnue same and increase our
facilities in this branch as the
trade demands.
Just landed-a new line of
piano Stools in various styles,
prices from $I.75 up; also
genuine made American Quit
airs, elegant tone and we'll
finished $3.50; cheap German
make as low as $4.
Special Order Department
for Sheet Music and Music
Books-if you will hand us
your orders and same cannot
be filled from our large assert
ment in stock, we will book
it in our special orders"
which go forward to the pub
fishers every mail; in this way
we will save you much trou-
BILE as we'll as money, as we
make no charge for postage.
1t is our aim to keep IN stock
everything connected with the
music trade; parties out of
town will find it to their adj
vantage to deal with us and
not send their orders abroad.
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Music Department.
The HAWAIIAN News Co.
Dimited.)
MarShal'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF
ID Execution, issued out of the First
Circuit Court, on the Goth day of August,
A. d. 1898, against Sam. Parker, defend
ant, in favor of Z. c. Rowe, Levers d
Cooke and F. Wilhelm, plaintiff, for the
sums OF 1929 90, $603.65 and $l167 SO res
pectively, have levied upon and shall /
expose for sale at the Police Station, in
the District OF Honolulu Island OF Oahu,
at II o'clock OF FRIDAY, the Goth day
OF September, a. D. 1898, to the highest
bidder, all the right, title and interest of
said Sam. Parker, defendant, in ard to
the following property, unless said judg-
ment, interest, costs and my expenses be
previously paid:
List of property for sale:
Ist-Au those pieces or parcels OF land
described in q certain mortgage deed OF
Samuel Parker to Chas. r Bishop, dated
March 10th, 1887, and recorded in Liber
LOG, on pages -, 2G, 81, %, % and 30,
which said description is contained in
Schedules i and 3 thereto attached.
2d-AlI those pieces or parcels Of land
described in q certain mortgage deed OF
Samuel Parker and Harriet p. Parker,
his wife, 70 William q. Irwin and
Samuel NJ. Damon, more particularly in
Schedules A and B attached thereto, said
deed being dated November 18th, 1890,
and recorded in Liber 129, on pages 327
to $50,
To be sold subject 10 the above
mortgages. -
e. 6. HITCHCOCK,
Marshal.
Honolulu, August 29th, 1898. 3470-td
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German
Syrup

We have selected two Oh
Group. three lines from letters
freshly received from pa
rents who have given German Syrup
to their children in the emergencies
Of Group. You will credit these.
because they come from good, sub
stantial people, happy IN finding
what so many families lack-a med
icine containing no evil drug, which
mother can administer with con-
hdence to the little ones in their
most critical hours, safe and sure
that il will carry them through.
ED. /. WILLIS, of Mrs. JAs.W. KIRK,
Alma, Neb. l give II Daughters College,
to M children when HarTodsburg, Ky.
troubled with Group have depended upon
and never saw any II in attacks OF Group
preparation act like with my little daugh-
II II IS simply MI ter, and find il an In.
racCIous. valuable remedy.
Fully one-half OF our customers
are mothers who use Boschee's Ger
man Syrup among their children.
A medicine to be successful with the
little folks must be a treatment for
the sudden and terrible foes of child
hood, whooping cough, Group, diph-
liberia and the dangerous inflamma-
tons OF delicate threats and lungs. q
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Where one Of two tenants in common en-
tered into occupation of not more than
his proportion OF the land owned in
common and cultivated the same, the
other tenant also occupying the rest OF
the land, he Is not liable to account to
the other tenant for the profits made
thereupOn from his own labor and
capital. unless there be shown an custer
or what IS equivalent.
Two tenants in common of moieties occu-
pied separate portions Of the common
property, not denying each other's
title, Tor asking 10 be let into the por-
ton of the land occupied by the other ;
one tenant asked the other for a settle
ment of the matter, but did not desire
PARTITION Held, not sufficient to con-
stitute custer.
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Moonlight Concert Tonight.

The Hawaiian band, under the
leadership of Prof. Berger, will
give moonlight concert at
Makee island this Thursday
evening, commencing at $50
o'clock. Following is the pro-
gramme TO be rendered:
PART 7.
/. March-"Seven Silurians"
.--......... '.'..'....-. AIIIIochef
>. Tampa ............ Herold
3. Cornet solo-"Palace Bugler"...
-...--..'..'-' w S4SSSIboIil
By Mr.. Charles kreuter.
/. Fantasia-"T Rivals'....~~Pettee
PART II.
). Medler-" Pleasant Memories
6. Euphonium solo Crooked in
the Deep ......... ......... Prendiville
BY Mr.. J. Comes.
:. Waltz-"The Syrens".. WaldteufeI
s. Polka-''A Good Kiss" ..Waldteufel
Hawaii PonOi.
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The Daily ADVERTISER IS deliver
ed by carriers for SO cents q month.
Ring up Telephones 50. Now is
the time to subscribe.
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BEFORE JUDD, c. J., BICKERToS, J., AND
WHITING, CIRCUIT JUDGE.

(Mr. Justice Fresr having been Of
counsel did not sit In this case, aud,
by request, Whiting, Circuit Judge,
sat In his steady
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Artistic printing at the GAZETTE
Office.
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In the Supreme Court of the Ha.
Wallan Islands.
In Equity.
HEARING MARCH 9th, 1893.
HE HAWAIIAN COMMERCIAL AND SUGAR
COMPANY vs.. The WAIKAPU SUGAR
COMPANY.
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In Equity.

HEARING March 9th, 1893.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-23
TWO POLICEMEN ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT.

Moritz Tolk. Hebrew liquor dealer, Of No.
80 Canal-st.. has caused the arrest of two police
men. Joseph +. Burke of the Eleventh Police
Precinct and Lawrence McGrath. of the Twelfth,
and has brought an action to recover from them
$1,000 damages for arrestng and pummelling him
on November l. In his complaint Tolk says that
he was standing in his barroom doorway on the
day named and Policeman Burke driving
fruit and peanut vendors from their stands along
Canal-st. He observed that Burke was not i'm
partial in dischargng his duty as he was COM
pelling some to move while he permitted others
10 remain. . go m
"Why don't you treat them all alike?' Tok
asked the policeman You should drive them all
away none"
For answer Burke Tolk alleges. gave him
punch in the jaw, called him ugly names rehecting
upon his Jewish origin, and after striking him
several times arrested him. McGrath. the other
policeman. came up at this point and took part
in the assault. Tolk says. twisted the liquor-sel.
iers and thumped and malreated him al
the way to the Essex Market Police Court whithcr
the two officers took him. Here the police justice
discharged Tok and reprimanded the policemen:
chief Judge Ehrlich. who issued the order Of
arrest. fixed the bail at $500 for each prisoner
and Deputy Sheriff Wagering. who had arrested
them. released them yesterday from custody
New-York tribune., 1893-11-23
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There was decidedly better feeling in the auctioa
market yesterday and although much Of the property
offered withdrawn. and Of that offered under
foreclosure bought In by the parties Interested
decided Improvement especially In the unps,
wards At the Trinity salesroom yesterday James I.
Wells offered for the estate Of Mary r. chrystIe de-
ceased. twenhree building lots in Aqucduct and Cedar
aves, adjoining the New-Yor Central and NewYork and
Northern railroads running from 20 I'd to . feet
frontage. and with average depth of about IOd
brought from Sii5 $3.50 per Among buyers
were James McWalters. William Pollock. Mrs. NJ. wohl.
ton, w. f. Simpson and +. w. Foster. The lots In
Aqueducave and in the thereof all purchased
by j. E. Eustis resident in the neighborhood. They
brought from $1,000 up to Sl4JO per lot. Of the
lots being 53x2o4 Two lots In Weygandt Place. in the
rear sold buyer 81 $50 each about 5oxso
dwelling in Sedswick,sye @ near Hampdenst with
Louis Mesier offered under foreclosure. NOS Is and 10
stone houses on lots 1873 I7.sxloo No i6 sold to
I. v. Bright for si4,3co. and No IS 70 Henry FRANKIE
wRan Rn' Henncy ff offered No 20 Madson-ave Madison under
Abraham Rohstein the defendant in the suit, the
offered. under foreclosure. by Bryan L. Ken.
Ashbl p Fitch, the Controller, the buyer for
the spytcn payvi and Port Morris Railroad 1t brought
from %enns " sndsr foreclosure No. 1853 TO
100 East Onehundred and secondst four hyestory
9sG fats n 'S 0is s ' p S5s
ery advertised either bid in or withdrawn.
the Liberty Street Exchange r. V. Harnett & Co.
offered No. rs East One-hundred- nd -hh-s II rents
for about 81 800 and is mortgaged for $l3 90
per The bidding began at $4,000 and very
slowly up to $4,000. at which price It wGs withdrawn
by the auctoneer.
The same auctioneer offered No. 1903 Hester-st. five.
story brick with store The bidding began at
$4,000 and up $4,000. at which price II
withdrawn
Several large private sales were reported yesterday but
unfortunately the only valuable part OF the story
either omitted unstated The southeast corner OF Pine
broadway has been purchased by the American
Surety Company The brokers acting In the transaction
II. V. Harnett x 60. and Trenholm & simmons
Mr.. Trenholm is the Of the president OF the
pany. The prenared by ex-senator Wag-
The price has been stated but the amount
given S4OO.OO. Is known be above the mark; $3s00
IL believed to be the figure Another sale is that
Of the Clearing House property, corner OF Cedar and
Nassau ss 4OxsO to the Equitable Life which Is denied
positively by the president of the company.
Another sale Is that os ~ Lberyst which, II now ap.
pears. traded against No GO3 Ffthave. When that
sale quoted The Tribune pointed out that the figures
could DE correct The exchange explains the enhanced
New-York tribune., 1893-11-23

certainly very dubious achievement. The at
tempt, Of which the lectures mentioned are the
residuum proved to be no addition to Emerson
other of lectures and. indeed, so much OF
the material had been used in other courses that
only the two lectures in this volume were available
for publication. The volume also contains essays
on Boston, Michael Angelo, Milton. and
papers from "The Dial" on modern lterature on
Landor prayers. agriculture in Massachu-
setts. Europe and European books, and otner
topics 1t also includes an index to all the COT
lected works. j
The woman who at the age Of sixty-three can VEN
ture upon explorations in almost unknown iands
must be possessed Of strong will. Perhaps II was
the very fact that Adelia Gates had comparatively
little experience in travel which led her to venture
where white women almost unknown Inc
story of her life and her travels fills the volume en-
titled 1.-The Chronicles of the Sid, by Adela f.
Orpen Fleming II. Reve Company The word
"Sd" lady in the dialect of certain tribesmen
of the Sahara Desert, and 1t was by this that MISS
Gates known. Doubtless the similarity or
sound the title Of the hero in Spanish story had
something to do with the choice Of name for the
book in hand Aside from the trip through the Sa-
hara the general plan of the journey was within
ordinary lines that is. up the Nile through the
Holy Land and But the traveller also went
to the North Cape and to Iceland The narrative
is full of incident, showing that Miss Gates though
a dminutive person, was possessed OF boundless
courage. She had troublesome time, however. In
carrying out her principle of doing among the Arabs
as the Arabs did when it came to eating some OF
the dishes that placed before her. The book
has numerous illustrations.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-23


Grand-st No 2I7; Morris Rosendorf and another
to william Rosendorf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
East Broadway r, No l.s David Goods'en and
Chrystie-st. :, 6s.4 II n OF Division-st, 13.1Ox
32-7: Jacob Kottek and wife to Jacob wein-
East broadway. $. lot eai. map estate Of Henry
Rutgers; Annie T. Cheever ct al 10 Eliza
chrystie-st. 9. ga # Of DivIsion-s,. 10. isx
81 4: Jacob Weinstein and wife 20 Jacob kottek
TO Moritz Itzkovitz and another. ....:.....:
Lewis.st. Nos ~ and ~; MorItz Itzkovitz ct al
22d-st. >. 80 # n W Of Is,-ave 2ox97.6 o;
Henry Won Hanen to Dorette Won Hsffen;
hoe h ward max 0' ns to
Lews;st. s,,5s IT n Of stan,on-st % 2sta.io:
Abraham Goldberg and wife to Retecca Hepman
stanton,st no ISL: Herman Hartman and wife
7h.s; " 5 i si9a +, Of Avenue G. 22.sxso 10;
2ays No i2s @ JSsss Kghn to Leopold ASIer .;
wilIett-si. No 80 Wolf Lewis and wife to Mary
,sh.s hsa'S 20 al West John McKean. trustee.
etc. TO Cornelius w Luyster. r...................
2sth-st. No 22i West; Dora Levy to Louis
2sth.s,' n .. 2o6.s # Of 3d.aye a5xss.e:
Isdor Meyer TO same. me........................
2d.avc. No 4s5; Louis Rosendorff to Morris
,Ith.st. n $. :235 # Of coIumbus-ave. COX
1864; Theo Kilan ct al to Charles ID Wilder:
'Ssha Maurice Cohen to to RossIie al MEN is'A'o
30. Edward Murphy to Wilbur 7 Washburn.
lv.,th-st, n :. li9 II of 3d-avc. 13xivo; James
Redefsen and wife to Maria T. Place. .......
Madison ave. :. % II Of 11&th-st. 2Jxso;
Frederick Coudert, referee. TO New-iork Life
Lenox-aye W S. "a It n OF 36th-st. 25x75: Will
lam Copp, executor. TO Eliza AldhOus .......
I00th-st corner OF New-ave. 25xi00: Henry
Alexander. referee 10 Washington Life In
SuFanc" 90 ................ ....................
Amsterdam-aye. $ corner OF i24th-st. lO0xi0O:
Solomon Loeb and wife TO Margaret Crawford
100: r l. Smith and wife to Francis " Jencks
is2i-st. No 552 West: George Sauter and wife to
Abram Van Deventer Observation-Disclosures.
1I3d-st. No 5i3. West Edward Hartley and wife
20 Mary A Deni6 Observation-Disclosures.
Kingsbrldge Road. :. 20 II OF lands OF
l. Chauenden and other property; Mary +
Wright to Cunning : Bedford and another.
l3ath-st. n :. 10 II W Of Aexander-ave. l5xiO0;
Thomas Gilroy, Jr. referee, TO Henry ID
Furroy ................,...,. ................
13Jth-st. n :. ~ II W of Aleyander-aye 1Jxl00:
same 10 same OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
i3ath-st n ). 20 II of Alexander-ave al5xIOO;
153d-st n =. 100 II OF Courtlandt- Ok
100: Ilarbary schneider To Ann Jackson.
Wes,ches,er-ave. = l5l II OF Union-aye,
2jxll3 Simon Danzle ct al to Dora Ferns
child .........'..'...'. ..'''': '....'.....'.,.,.
2jxi0O: l. Levy and wife TO Augustus w
cfulhshanN ..'''''', ''.'.'''..' ....''..,'
Lot 81. map property in town OF Yonkers. 24ih
Ward: Isaac q Johnson and wife 10 John
Turns - ......''.. .....'. ...........'....
Wicker Place. =. I75 II OF Jansen-ave: 2jx
100; John Lamarche 10 Edward McFadden.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-23
WONAN,S HOSPITAL ANNIVERSARY.

The thirty-eighth anniversary Of the Woman's
Hospital Forty-ninth-st. and Fourth-ave.. will be
held this afternoon at 2:aO o'clock Reports and ad
dresses will be made by John E. Parsons; Dr
Judson and General Stewart L. Woodford
New-York tribune., 1893-11-23
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
CENTRAL RAILROAD or New JERSEY

Four tqr.E. Aaiome,ls BLOCK si.nel.
Time Table In Eject Nov 10. 1893
For Fasion. Bethl'hcm Allentown, Msuch Chunk &c,
90 : H. - i. NJ / 10 l 80 q 90 TO faston
80. ) 9. 80 to Alsatwn J. NJ sundays 49,
Foi wlIEc'oarfc iit!.,en and, Scranton, s45 A. NJ,
Y o rsaans a. 90 CO. i5 10 go 30 A. NJ,
10 50 %. ) as. ~ +. NJ. Il i5 night weep
Sauraay nlgh,' sunday. 30 A. NJ 90. 80. . 30
81 Iiii,.harS = 90 90. q \. NJ l;lo. 30.
sanl,y. D0 - O. 80 ~ p M "s ls Is 'g%s nt ''''' "''
For P,u.vllle a, 90 90. as. II 80 A. NJ, TO-
so 500 80 p " Il i d psA, 80 SSIsp' r. W. sa'lTiy T T
For sunbury Ievls5urr. and wnllan.por at 90
SEQ. SIS \. NJ. 10, 80. 80 :. NJ, Z Is nsh,
except satpfils nisht Sundays 10 \. NJ. 7:3, T.
For a ns Tong n1nch STi points ,osih q 70 o rS.,
I'D Hlnk ( % { 20 - 30 Rod Panf o II r. NJ.
Spniay-, cy'c.' eln Grove an1 A-bay Park. . 90 ~
~ ron JJfRr.woooo,p
ror fn-mncdaic Toms river. narnega, Park and
fo- i..ote civ. viocard and nridsc;op' 30 \. NJ.
ror Monmouth Reach sc,nrgh' ana Hchana nnch
ss2 sa,, 81 oo ~ - 4. 90 90 a. ''o go T. NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE
PhiiLAnDrLGnIN nIN BALTIMoHE AND wAsHINGTTocN ~ IT ~
car 90 ibnins Car, q 90 : 30. s:a5 p M~ i.:i5
niehL sunaat. 30 300 II 10 Dining Car A. NJ.
For B.ltmoc ana wa,hingt week DAYS 90 II 80
,Di.ins rlr \. ~. 80 300 100 ,Dnipg ,aD. 80
81 10 - s o6 Dnae ca 9 20 J. J! 80 80 PT 2 5 nsst es
49, s' isI e. % a'' & i@ 5 @ Ho:sa'N %. w, u s So
st. ~ c3unhg- A'c N,w.hoik; Corrt s., 40 rni.
T"wyork Tr,n.'cr Company viii coll f1r and ba,.
.a'e from hotel or rcIlen,e u do tnatan.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Askey. John. to f l. Robinson, 9s,h-st.
Of 2d-ave / year ........................
Brady. James II. to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. columhus-avc. W corner Of .9th-st. year
Bramman, EIlz NJ. 10 J l. Buckley. l2oth-
st. Of shave; 3 years. ...,.:-:;...:
Burns. John. TO / q johnson. lot "a. map
Charles Darke. years .......................
Boylan. christopher TO Julius Ehrman. ist-ave.
Cou,ant. Emily T. to S A Lyons i23d-s,.
pSnnson cI a-ISe Peter eapS so Martin Rooney i2h
st. Of Greenwich-st.l year............:..
Eickwart Louis. to Alfred Van Nostrand, lots
M TO i22 map samuel Ryer. year. .:.'...;
Feiino. Maria. 10 r II Racey. q Mott-st, OF
Hesler-st. 3 years ....................:
Giotzer. Minnie. to y W Curtis and another
l2>,h-st. OF Lenox-ave. demand. .......:.
Hogan. Bridget TO Foskett 4 Bishop Co. No -
West l2>th-st. year ..........,....... .......
Iewis-st. of stantoa-st, instalmen,s.;.;.;
Herman. I'abeIte. and another TO Gottfrled
E~IcN TronSs As'nIr a. and %fs Sl s'H TO crane
ioGth-st. W of Central Park. West mort
Isys,er sSssT rcrnrIn, " and vic to Title Guar.
antce and Trust COMPANY. II I3h-st OF
io,h-ave. years. ........... .....,.:..... 49,:
Mansels. william H. and wife to Hannah
neshlar W Seigwick-aye. II land John
Eustls Twcn,y-ioarth Ward. year.....,...
OGDEN. Mary To Clrone II Hayward, Norris
ilac. = - corner Ielen-st. years. ...........
Odell. Mary A. 10 metropolitan Life Insurance
Company ; = 23l-st. of +th-ave. 10 years.
Place. Maria L. = Jens Redlefsen. lo''h-
81. . Of 3d-aye. > years. ars....................,..
Shields John. TO John \ Cesce executor,
i2Oth-st. " OF sth-avr. years..........,.,...
Twenty third ward Land Improvement co 10
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. lots - 10 81 and
other lots. map Nyse estate. year. ......r...
The Church Of - Veronica 10 EmigTaat Industrial
Savings Bank. sChristopher-st. e OF Washing
Van Devcn,cr. Abram L. to George sauter.
is.a-st. Of Audubon-av", years. ...,..,,...
White Mabel A. To Albert Darling. agent $
l3ist-st I25 Il of Ith-ave. demand. ......
Weinstcln. Jacob. and wife. 10 state Bank.
chrystie-st n Of Div ision- st ..................
Same to | IL Perry and another. chrystie-
New-York tribune., 1893-11-23
Pennsylvania
"a RAILROAD.
root nf n.shros~cx nd COrfla udt
ms, IOOt Oh DeHUrOSscS UHU NOTtfWHu
Streets.
In Effect November 18Th, 1893.

I SIATIONS, fOOt Oh DesproSscS III" SoTu"""'
Streets
In Effect November 18Th, 1893.
200 a. VI. FAST LINE.-paror Car 70 pitt'burg.
1890 a a, Room g. n. bnhs
AL Cb.T,aten tar, A.TNeI n''aso ard ~ a. l
200 r. cIcAGq SG oSD ANp . s IoyIS % 4 S E&rETs s
sic and n,tlro. Arrive Cincinnati 10 80 a. H.. ST.
o.do I,'; +. g g. " T%sIrS sa'GS & Frss-rumnq Sleep
Ing and Dining u Plft>bIrp. Chicago and ClrNe
land. Arri,r, Cc,,and II 10 M. Chicago D.
,,5o r. II. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS weekdays.
- p H. Sunday Siee,ns ava acan., pimnY Car
No. no ST. I1il oa. sa a. ~ ~ ceoad mor"ns 0''''' p
500 VI "a, rlca !: %,S cqs Rqst
?I% a. N. second morng Toledo II go p. M. colum.
bus - p m. Cleveland 30 =. wceK-days
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH
1910 a. M.-.Wn-hington Limited" wcek'doy'. Full
nan r"rI oa,, ana D.n,mg OaI, OaI,mca- daily phil
'T" man of AID Dn. ca %'Ss r
ADDifIUNXL EXrREss TRAINS: 3. s 80 80. IL
aay 80 ? 80 So & So So b. & 80 p p No. "isni Il 10 ns"
9'Jo So,.t Line I'D hNPes' s daily. s.esR
p NJ daily, sleeper TO jacksonville.
$500 =. VI. -phy for chAap.ake Ohio Railway,
ro Sp sc@%r0RF 0@S and SoRFoLk VIA Cape
Sharle, Route a. m weekdays and with Through
roM ATLAXlic CITY p. IN. weekdays, with Through
Eoi SSrE MAS IN. e wsesasys; a; o,.v. ~, Pain,
For %s Snio G%y % Pafa S'f'H o IfS' and i"r h'ns
weekdays. SUNDAYS. 80 a. M. 10 y. ~.
tpo stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove on sun
cIysJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ENprc-s 20 10 30. o. 80 10 Penn'l Tmedl.
10 10 II a. NJ y 20 10. 3 4 30, .. 0. 5o
\. = 80 J.. M /, 10 night sundays. Express. 10,
$50 . 30 10 Lmitcdj. 10 10 a. m, ,. l. 4 30 ..
q. -. :. = 30 D. M. l. Is night.
Ticket onrr, Noe 4Js 9it 1876 li3. and col Broad.
way / House l54 East i25th Street 2jl Column
Avenue. 731 Avenue. and foot o. Desbro-s"s
and CoItlanit StTcct>; ! Court street. tdo Fulton
Street Rroadw1y and RrooSyn Annex Station. foot
Fulton Street nfooslyn 100 Hudson street. Hobo
ken station. Jersey Gu.
The Tnl.icr Company VIII call for ard check
bagg4g hotels and r'dcnce' through to destination
>. ". IRI No~'r. J. H. WOOD,
General Manager. General Ias.'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-23
A WORLDS FAIR MEDAL FOR FINE ALES.

c. H. Evans e. Sons. Of Hudson. ~ Y. received
two medals at the Worlds Fair for India pale ale
and brown stout for purity and highest degree OF
excellence. 1t Is maintained that they are superior
English ales by reason of being allowed to
mature in the wood.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-23
Dancina Nca0cmles.

A LEXANDER MACGREGOH'S Mendelssohn Assembly
N rooms. los West 5jtht. rrvatr lessons AM cfissc,
in dancing. The mems class Will begin E!eg De-. 0tl.
for which previous application must be made.
INEKNANDO'S ACADEMY 1872 T.. 5Jth-st.-fRICES
i REDUCED Glasses forming Private lessons any
hour 81. Walt and oil honaSe dances taught rapidly
GEORGE wALLACE'S classes Music Han. 57th-st,
VI 7th.sye.; Harlem, SO ~ Wet 12Gui-st. Cif.
cuar.
~ 70. +. wALlEH. lately returned from Europe.
N Glasses and Private ics-on, I'm Society Dances daily
42G Columhusavc.. sOth and sl-t st..
m GEORGE DODwORTH.
j No GSi Nffhavr. -
Glass and private lessons Mems class commences Mon.
day. 4th. (Ncwl Tuxedo lancIcrs.
XVM PITT RIVERS AND MARTIN T.. RIVERS.
w % Wc.f f21-s'.
Circulars application.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-23
Mem Dnblltations.

Twentieth Edition. post paid .or 25c stamp.
m HE HUMAN HAIR, Why II Falls OFF:
l. Turns Grey and the Remedy. Dy Prof. HARLEY
PARKER. A. NJ LONG & CO. lob krcn-st.. Pn.la..
IN Every should read this title boo"-Athenaeum.