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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bbbv Andr,w A. to Caroline + Perkins and o.,
another. Il sha,c vars moitgasc..... slj 90
Bach. Lewis H. 10 william tbne. 3sth'-t 90
Tsmk iiith..t W Of Madison ave 3 year,. 1900
Cant'c; Edward W. and WI; T. The s,ansns
it. i''" q 5tnase. ycar mortgage. 49,. goo 90
ave. ' ~ lGsd..t' ; .'.......'....'. 400
ID " 81 coiun bu.-avc vcars....,,..... 5000
foS 'h,fi' y, u u" ''rI,n"'n H'"" 500
Hs"ines Rank sGth..t e. 81 ,,h.a,c va. 90
Mt.mann ~ ,6,h.,. 90 q ethaSc vcir. loo
Jordan. William - ~ william Roe -Gti-i. .
o sth.aNc. demand --.---.- =, . ,.....- %
II1th--i. Of Mrnhaii'n-aNc. ''H:. o.o
mortgages .....-----.... S.'o
Mandelbaum, iisrr, and anoih'f 10 Sspu,l
mortgages ..-.---.--.-. sou
Mo- arthy William II ana wife. - The Tmierant
Industrial saving Bank. i."Nngion-a''' -, ~
Of Gjth-st vcar.......... $500. oo
Manning IIen,i TIA ana Joseph. u 'mi1en.
Savings Bsnk. Ncw-York ieirh-'t' 81 ., M
pnrhfcck. ] Arthuf 10 jams noble j.
'an.aa'. Of l6,d;t 'ya ,,.,...cv $40
p t%Tg NIio w. 5,S,f rerr, 100
Eo..nleig {, ore g. Ohirlr. " Poger aud an
other Iic,,"n-a'c. " Of l1iih-i o., No
Eolr. Frederick. ant wife. - Levi. Hurt - a.
executors. etc. Il Wcstehe~t rave Of l'flr ,ooo
shannon Annette aid husband TO tte bradley
4. culfio, 60 ira 81 al n 7oth--t. ~ - ~
E,u o, rp n - issih.sf YEAR 70 o.
Su'hcr',ni Anna 10 Inl, Noi'n'i'". II S.rins. ooo
Vcrlcrr Minnie u 10 1-il Some. "a 76ih. 49,
Of Columl p~nv'. var. ..... -'oo
cisco. executor ct. 7Gth-st w Of Pirkave m ~
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IKAlNS LEW y " 81 1-l,SI,. =, :, r,.sE,
S.,u A. NJ as minutes earlier from the foot OF snsS
lin.stJ, for Mddetown, IoenlnsDnTfn, 10" Iiv;"mpc
Monticello. Mounaindae. falsblrgh, LioeiV, 5S.IM
M ,o NSrMtcs EdmcSton ttica. Home Oneida osssc
SaiS' p NJ Campbell Hall, Lake Mohonk ana Ss sss.
81, r.D WaliM Valley stations. MMdleto~n, B@TTII III
In rsh. Fllenyille. Fa.sbursh. IureyNile, Lioe'" ~
',,,,W i. VI. Mddetown, Pittsburgh, LberT NO.
IN Manor iocklsnd Walton, sidney NorNl.h "a
nwego l;o, hester Niagara Falls. Detroit Chleass.
NJ Pullman sleeiers; reclining char car NV
s,snrnsion Bridge. -, - e,.
pauv all other trains caily except SUNDAY. n,As
'p,iimon draw ing room seats and seepng%" W.
o,,a,"ed AZ 323 Broadway. New-forS .,.~ ya,s
ooIC ANDERSON. Il. A., SO Bsayer-st.. Ne"'
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Kate c and another 10 Andrew libby 49,. s7SJ
lana 70 Charles A Fox ...-...''......,".. 1915
Broome.st No 573; Catherine Angus to Eliza
Fron ,aO': 10 3;s and other property: riaacis
A skinner individual and a. executor to Anna
Macdouga.st. e 5. lis # " Of West sd.st.
25xloo san mel II Taylor. referee to Harris ., M
2d-avc s. 70 # n Of s:d.st 1892; Hannah L
'oariman 70 Fannie J Nase ...,:.-,,.;
s3d,,t, ;. 2s3e # " Of 2l-avc ls9yos9; J ., m
7Gth-s:. $. 432 II Of Columbusave. !sSlO22; m ~
Louis some and wife to Minnie D Nerdeiy. 2s,Oc
To- within A Bsriow and anothrr ' , 90 90
West fnd.aye. : 2j.5 II Of 50th-st. 2jNlOc
Luther l. kellogg and wife to Frank rcliord
1922; johnson 10 Frank / Warburton
lotha,c. " s.. 800 81 j!.t,,i. 2iNIoo Gil ., m
bet sp'ir n 70 Mc S , iIssker i,Is soo
bldg, A Kelly to Abraham Srhwar1...''''. IS 90
L'TT Henry .cnos ' and vine OF t. ,s IospA Ms
Law i.ens and VIII, to l {; go, Fab ,o;so
Urciila Mackellar to Henry p DE GRAF ..., 30 90
i2I,,-st No lu West; stephen Wright aud ~ -
Plot in AN ward on Ei>all-st. man Of village
Of Mott Haven 3olIoo; William Z Eldcrd and
,. H!f to ing 81 N ct w iH% MS'H s,to: WIN
l. Doctcnin~ 70 & !. ',octshins ,..,,,..;..... 500
Hoston-svc = cor l6ith-st. 53N9G T. II McGech IN $500
Jack sona,c W :. I@5.G # : Of IG5th-.t. IG.sS75;
roS,ia' ". q 20 Of @rne--, o5x375 John
W Decker 10 Annie ufinl >ton ....-...- "Ooo
Wafcr.st SO n u Of Wall.st. ls.1Ns2.6,
,i,orgc Landon referee. u " II flner ....: 81 0o
narrson.st. No .; Skillman 10
same yr""erty samuel /: r ylor referee TO - sO
shave No Il Eianari 7 Norris ct al - Anirw 49,
shave . = adjoining land samuel Herman,
.2XsiNirrcgulsr: G"orgc II Golden ~ al TO An.
II
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CCRIBNER'S FOR APRIL,
READY TODAY,
CONTAINS:

CONTAINS:
AN ARTIST IN JAPAN BY Robert Blum. Ilustra-
tons by the author
UNPUBLISHED LETTERS OF CARLYLE.
A EwENGLhND FARM. By Frank French. Illus
rratons drawn and engraved 10y the author
THE ONE KNEW TIE BEST OF ALL: A Memory
Of the Mind Of a Child. BY Frances Hodgron
Burnett
THE RESTORATION HOUSE. ny STEPHEN T. Aveling.
Illustrations by Harry Fem ana " Pcriii
IN RENTED ROOMS BY George !. Putnam.
THE CITIES THAT WERE FORGOTTEN. Hy Charles
r. Lummis. Illustrations by j. ID Twacitman and
v. Perard.
A GLIMPSE OF AN ARTIST. BY Viola Eoseboro.
ANNE or nRITTANY'S CuATEAuX IN TIE VAL.
LEY OF THE LOIRE. By Theodore Andrea Cook.
illustrated.
THE Arts RELATING TO WOMEN. and Their Ex-
hibiton in Paris. by Octave Ulanne Illustrations
BY W. L. Metcalf.
HISTORIC MOMENTS: The Crisis of the schipha Fass.
BY Archibald Foo-s
POEMS by g. X. Tomson Louise Imosen Quincy.
Z. s. Martin.
THE POINT OF VIEW. Outrageous Fortunc-A Uues.
. sen OF Dennition--The Old ana the Young.
PRICE. 25 CENTS. $500 YEAR
CHARLES SCRIBNERS SONS NEWYORK.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NEMioHK TRIBUNE WILL EE RE.
,ElVED At THE UPTOWN Ot"IcE No leis Broad
EASEMENTS at the following Branch Onice.. "a sth.
corner Toprsenth, go ThirdaSe corner
100 West tortysc ond Il lo2 Conmbusavc. 80 Liberty
st. 50 Avenue A; 1923 Thrdave; 20 West Fourteenth
"57 West lodst. 1t9 Church-st. j5f Third ave.
l.sss Tart,ye oli Thirave bet 10Th and llsth +.
In Brooklyn, ct 03 Courtst sos De kalb go
Bedfordaxe. and No. ID broadway. up " y. N. a.
regular ONCE rates.
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Delaware. Lmckawnnnn and Western X H.
,,,.,. 4, xcw.York foot of Barclay and Christeps"
''"'"'' streets.
.tnRTEST LINE. tE~TlBUIED TRAINS
pI'II,NtN COACHES ,, r.

III, ect mute To MEN Ai.n. BLvOMt lLLD, SS.ssaS
"a III \.:,,i> summit. DenaidsNil.e D' Rooo.
RIDGE Madison Morris'STSg pa'sale Pse nrsS9E 10
TtrtoNGi HacAstt,toNn, sSiIooLExr,SS NOW AATES
GSP sfRor DsBu re, roco9o mo- HSnntN,aaiSS ritoEK
bASvILLE NoKTIr MnEELANpn . Mc1irH.e UTICA
iiCilFIFID SPRINGS, Cortlani SttnnRviN0
nnsSWr,,o ITHACA. OWEGO. ILMlRA q" Inaoiinu
Mani NASHVILLE, BUFFALO and ." p
WWfEssr' NoRrmwEsT AID sGuTHWEwSTff TX.
oNn uNDifFFALO. UTICA and OSWE =, 0Du0ss
"'YfRf.:e pullman paror cars. toansss'' m nsyi
Win tain Tor Chicago. arriving 9'tS q ~
,,s0 4. M.-BiHGnAMroN AAiL. Stops a. 80
statons' N-scRANTON. BINGHAMroN enc
MIR EXrKEss P%%.p psil s ss Axe .oa pLyk
%'txv,,n EXPRESS. Pullman I,rlst cass;; rx PRESS
1,:sO p. NJ. lpai.y,.-Bc ftALo LtMirEO
|'IiSSnllinan s,eepers. Arrives at l5 ~ oSWEGo
s,uC r. III. DAILY. -BU FFALo. UTICA ana Va"
t HttkHHEfsS and rPWIIMxY Sss.,isas
Murray.st and 4oy Broadway Trkets az esr Columbus.
;s5 and 2 broadway. SO West 12ahs 40 IS,oD C. nd
ave- New.York; 1893 Washington st. 10 iI ful =.
- BrSadwsy' brooklyn Time tables. giving 'D'
forW wESoa a. AZ ExPREsS COMPANY will call 20
eheck baggage from hotel or residence 70 sesua'
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JnaIrurilon


THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
i Madison Square fC0f. 25th.,t and Bway). $50
Branches in the principal Amerl and European cities
New term begins
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0earlDers.


A GI.N,A 10 SUPPLY tutor. pfoe ssors. raehers
n covernesses etc. all Departments OF .tarnng CIR
schools recommended - parents Mill ~
COY RlERE. Book Building. loo fifE'avc. cor .o'h'ss
a MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Goyernesses
&C. 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 70
MRS. NJ. J. YOUNG.FULTON. % Union DGusre.
r, N1TLISH BRAN HES. clsstcs. French German, by
II college Aucfcan: experienced teacher T'ri.
.onablc terms, TUTOR Tribune Uptown onice, lee
Broadway.
NLOCUTION and PHYSICAL CULTURE
II Glass and private Instruction. Mrs MARlIN,
hote Erockhols lol West s5,h.st.. New.York CITY:
THE FISK. Teachers Agencies New: Yoik Bo,to1
II = CPOCKFR y Y Monaeer. 20 5thaye. N3th.st)
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ENPKEss IeAiNS leaNe 'tSl ,snuh "aHfoad OF
NcsseFsey foot q Lhry'S s NO Ss1 Nses TAB 90
10 90 = 80 PInns Sar a 10 a. Ssr, SO o. a.
81: r. NJ, i rs night. SUNDAY; 9 90 10 80 II S9
Dining Carr A. NJ. 80 $3.50. Dining car oVo o:oo
T. NJ. IL rs night. o.,..ro,, ., H..
FOR BALTiMORr AND WASHINGTON we, week "a. az
DINING Car 100 800 Baltimore only r. NJ i-ae
Pullman Paror Cars on day trains and Pullman Sleep
ing night trains. =. ,,o
o35 oGi. as 7s5. or. 1.1to Broadway, q Murfy
Street n Canal 81 ith street 20 SoarOos
Avep,s and SO Yves. I25fh street New York. 1888 WASH
ngon street 726 Fulton Street Brooklyn anc - broes'
wav. Williamsburg. 80 . -. .,,.%
westcott Express Company Will call ~ ana eAeeA
baggage rom hotel or residence % Destination ..
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READING
A RAILROAD SYSTEM
(Antra cite Coal used exclusively nsurng Cleanliness
and COMFORT

Time Table in effect Dec. Is, 1892.
LEHIcH VALLEY DIVISION.
FAST EXPRESS TRAINS leave station foot q
Lberty.st. North River. ~
FALLS. TOkONTO AND chicago, s.l3 4. ~,
1870 r. Vi. WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS
pullman Buffet Parlor day trains and Pullman
Buffet sleeping Car, gh, trains
FOR WfLK ESRARHE, PITISION AND SCRANTOS
10 a. m, II 30 3Aj, 30 p sundays excea
Scf FOX poiTTSviIiLE Is a. H. 70 80 s45 D. n.
Sundays, II 100 q. IN. ,,.,
IL 80 3 as. ; rs p. m. Sundays 40 p. m.
FOR EAsnON, BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH CHUNK 90 Is a. M l. so 2 IS excepe
Msnch CHUNK 3:i5 5:l5. : 30 p M. Sundays 90
slj u 90 a. M. 40, 80 p. n.
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tjorses, Carriages, Gtt.
Lost an0 found.

Lost an0 FOUND.
I OST.-Iankbook No. 226, go Dry Dock Savings
- Bank Any person having claims upon said book Is
called upon tn present the q the bank within thirty
days. the said book Will be declared cancelled and
ungnlshod. and a new one issued IN lieu thereof.
I osT.-.Bankbook No 800, 500. Bank for Savings 81
~ Bleecker.st, NewYork. Payment stopped Please
return book 70 bank.
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NOMPaGNlE GENERALE Transatlantiquo

l. IN Trt NJ ~ inn 10 HAvKt: tvII:T SAT-
Ia CHAMPAGNE. Laurent 1000. sat. Men. -. 3 p. m.
Ia TOT HAfNI. irnnr"u sat. April |. o. M.
Ia BHEIAtNE, Collier. sat April 3 = . m.
Notice. steamer IN NOENNSDIE viii nil from hi +.
port on Mrdu~sd1y Apri D. al 10 a. H.. extra
steamer from foot u ''auI., Jerey city Boat e.ery
IN minutes from Cor'landt Deshrps-@s Il forbes. The
rates as>g. Il,I" Tor tn. steamer only Will be
Berth outside room. -lOO ln-dc room. $50; special
storage 1tn 30.
A EOKnI.I l.eneral Accnt. NO. 3 BOWLING Or en-.
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GERMAN AMERICAN
REAL ESTATE
TITLE GUARANTEE co.
First elias. Mortgages for Investors.
Money TO Loan Bond and Mortgage.
TITLES EXAMINED AND GUARANTEED.
FINED AND LOW RATES.
No Charges for Disbursements
- NASSAU ST.,
(sIutuni Life Insurance Buildins,l New York.
1s9 MONTAGUE ST..
(RraI Bssntc Exchange Duildingl brooklyn.
ALL sOILARD Pres. :. Il. LIVINGSTON, >cc'y.
WM WAGNER. Treas. W. X. THOMPSON. Genl Mig
60 Get foe Business purposes.
A SIX STORY BUILDING, very light. cor. Greenwich
de snS w. i4 RhtIXSb % % SHpr HceE@.ns
Gin propsr.n for Sale.
Tor SALE 70 cLosr Az EST,rE-Mo., sub.
n,oo s''lI nrasa IXXD wiIIING aecFmaa.s,
Gounirn proper!n for Sale ano 60 fsi.
FOR SALE
3 VERY DESIRABLE COTTAGES,
Argyle Park.
BABYLON.
fnllv furnished to rooms; all inproSeJ" some
Of I'M. cottage. already sold RAID pun has nom
10 t. - per their inNc-tn. ats; pic', nom
:3 800 to 600 apiece. phOtJeidlnp % either ~ ~
Offices. additional PARTICULAR Jdar>- JltE JoHN,
| son JR. GO Iiucrty,t.. NcwlOIk. and loJ ana l9l
| Montaeuc-.t.. Brooklyn.
A r CRAWFORD, y. J.. on y. j. G. Il. L.. ) minutes
n from station the IlillWe have every convenience
| running IS ter etc iiit ilrht-. r.
| ccption hall. library. parlor d. Il. buffers panifY;
WIN no, cold bclftOns and bath on second
floor servants third one nous" has stable
| with 500 per 9nnum; another without; a.
$3.50; another a $50. Those house, arr not built
| PERFEiT HOMES. with every city adNont re com.
| hined with the health 81 the country. Come ana see
| them. GEORGE g. Elm, 'ldhiOrl, n D.
III. READY TO UNpACK TRUNKS AID BE AT
n UDNf.-Fully furnished and equipped gentleman :
country -ea 80 hOr'"- c0fr,cs II OK.
everything required house heated by steam open IRE
places: gas; all city 0nNcnicncct; In perfect ofd,r
gardeners cottage beautiful grounds; living brook line
half loa,ion beyond Norr!stown, - minutes out olo
| J7s3J PHILLIPS WELLS Tribune Building.
A SHORE FRONT At ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS
"A II acres PARTICULARLY desirable location for cottages.
hotel or sanarlun house but good olthuili ngs ~
| homestead lite. ffohO 4O2Jj PHILLIPS s.
| WELLS. Tribune Building.
II AIM 80 ACRES half under cutN alton good house,
Il rooms. barn. etc: price 81 900; 500 down: 20
| miles from Ncv-York on PENNSYLVANIA Rallr0ad CON.
| hi f. owner. % Court.si, BROOKLYN
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For Rows and Young Meu-City.

THE BERLIIZ SCHOOL OE LANoOA'
Brsnche. in the principal American and European cities
New term begins now.
For Bows and Young Men-City.
y OOKKEErlNU. stcnography, vpcwriting. &C.. thur
ASd susn S Sas SI coss
n EwYoRK BUSINESS COLLEGE. la5th-st., y. "
dress CLEMI:NT c. iAiNrs. Mount Morris Bank Big
n XIvERsIlY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 50 west 5sshss-
Gm a e eePr hps A. HSdnS pM ead-esson. PA D.
For Young Ladies-City.
d., and M, So ch e? 'Tn4 .xEDxER rrs,.e..
vs. cor Of wsi Sr5Si,s N sas VIZ VIZ NORMAN
Musical Instruction.
vMNHE 81 SfH42 OF
secommodaiioas al Of s rrgpar V,s,
i Frs %ad B'ff 's' TIT. Sos asa
For Young Lsdies-CountTy.
ID For the ss HIS DH On S %L z1St Isd HRS !
ST ANs Stool RoR bdaas A!Sa%y q T. roY;
Tes's 9; 's ai%S' SS
taken the HaTyad SoupsG for w0" For Catalogue
rUuE CAMBRIDGE Mass SCHOOL FOR young
/ LADIES.-Advantagos Of Boston outlet Of Cambridge.
Comforts IT, Ms Rf S'; IM a|Pf i. the Director
For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
lloRDENTOwN q. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ID REV. I. IL. LANDON. PKlNt IPAL:
CAPT. T. D. LAND0N. COMMANOANT.
u teen bows Three Masters. College business Back
ward boys specially For particulars address the Rector
II IittHOLD INSTITUTE Freehold. n. j.; +5th year;
College preparation epecaity' Ousnes'' hito sSnoo
classical courses.
EwToN j. institute. goo IT. slsy s Sean sc ses,
.very~Aers sssam heated swimming j. Wilson. Y
THE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. worce:;er
i Mass.-37th year. Classical Scientific business prc.
paratory Depts. Gymnasium. Strict Dsriniinn. home
j. a. SHAW ~ NJ ho"o -"'''e''
For Both Seyes-Ceuntry.
II ASTMAN BUSHES COLiEGi. Poughkeepsc. MI.
banking Comm;cisi Law. Pelnanshp. Core pondence
Arithmetic. Telegraph Stenoer Apply TypewEtihe&c
BUSINESS supplied with competent assistant, on snoi'
notice No charge situations furnished SEND or catrgo
Miscellaneous.
Al CCHANTCAL DRAWING, ME- HANGS MINING,
Nl PROSPECTING, ARITHMETIC, Ell,
may he studied at without loss OF time from work.
To begin student, need only how TO read and write
The Core spond-nc School OF Mechanics. Scranton. Pa
NAVAL EXPEDITION FOR BOYS TO the Worlds
" Fair Apply FOR circulars o. the superintendent anu
Faculty Of ST. Johns Military school, Manlius. " !.
100 Boys will be taken Via the Great Lakes. ofgahizeu
a. cadets OF a Man-oi-war
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LINZ

" NFM.N O.K- COLON,
PANAMA. SOT III PACIFIC, MEXICO,
CALIFOENiA.
VIA PANAMA KAILEoAD 90.
Selling from Per - y X.
Alamo Mch. 90 =. ~. Marcos. april 10. r. n.
AND ALTERNATE WtDN l>DNNS.
For freight pn.~sPr and gencr~ information apply N
The Tram p"i0rucnt.
STANFORD rAGEY HEBRON CO.,
81 BROADWAY.
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New.york TO Geno. In ies than eleven days.
Rcissr wIIAprii g. 10 ain. Msra sat Nav ~ ~ M
Vera, Sat, q. 10 am fuldn SAT- '"'o ~,
Fida Sat. May o. 10 a. WerH sat July l. ~ a. ,m u
KaiserW.I IL MAY 10. 1Osm Fnlda; SAT July To- ~ ~ !"
Passage 500. sl2j or $50 berth E,rst C Cao.n'
OEIEICUS & CO.. % Bowling Green
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For Young I.adies-City

IT NIVERSlIY GRAMMAR: SCHOOL. 50 West o9shss'-
Elmer E. Phillips. a. NJ. N C. Hea0..cKson' kh' ~
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

80, rs a Nj. 40 g 40 specially. 30. U:1J J.. NJ.
tor Toms River. Ba,nesat Park and Barnesat. 4;3o.
FOR Atlantic City Vneand and Brldgcton. 80 A. NJ.
40 T.. NJ.
30 s:l5 II 80 \. NJ. 80 10. 100. AGO z. NJ.
A.. NJ. 4 l.. NJ
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~. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Aui snia Mar -! noon AuFeni. April =, 10 a. m
E;Tuna April I. 20 a ~. ftrira April -? ) a. m
ssryia April ., 10 80 d L.. CamPa"' Nay = a, m.
Prom Per 40. Aoith River. fO't 81 tlafk-onst
Cabin passas" $50 aud upward second cabin $50 and up
wari. sccordlng fo steamer aud location
S,eeragc tickets To and from all arS Of Europe a. very
low For froi gh aud pi--acr apply at the com
p,ny'- office 40 4 Row ling rrrcn. New-Ntrk.
VERNON H. BEOWN 4 CO.. General Agents.
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Y OOkkEErlNG. stcno2raphy, Vpcwriting. &C.. nvt
u evening situxuous luz nlsheA
Address New.iorx Business College lZ3tnst. y. Y.
~ EW.YORK BUSINESS COLLEGE. l25th-st., " Y
~ All practical br&nchc, day or evening: Gan or oa
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINZ
sTeufonic APRIL g. Q a. NJ. lcutonic May B. O. III.
ocmanc April ~ D. NJ. lGermanlc May 1912 80 pm.
Majestic Atril 1873 SO am. Majestic. May II, a. m.
Saloon so upward. according 10 steamer ana oca.
ton OF berth. second cabin these steamers no ana
sJ. Prepaid go and so Steer1.r from tho Ola touh
trv s2S from New.York s2j. No - Broadway. New
York. Phlade phia office. i0G Wanut-St.
II. MAITLAND KELSEY, Agent
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AMERICAN LINE.
"A. NEw.YORK. SOUTHAMPTON. LoNDoN'
EVERY SATU RDAY.
New.York March 25 noon April 3 ~ ~,
Chc,tcr....Apr /. p. m. Berlin April 10 = p' "
From Pier 49, y. H., loot OF Chfistopher-..a;.,
Shortest and Most Convenient Route TO London
Passengers land Impress Dock. a'oioins "
yenience and exposure o. transfer by tender r.v,s
First Cabin passage 10 Southampton Lonaon n,ton 81
600 and upward according steamer ana loca'''" vs.
room. Second Cabin. s3j and $40.
Steerssc at Low Rates
INTERN ATIONAL NANIHATION COMPANY
General Agents No. q Bowling Green. New-Yofx'
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CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS TO

4.
NEW.lOkh 10 JAPAN ~ II DAYS.
Intend ID silinc from Vancouver
EMPIRE INDIA ....... April 3.
EMPRESS or PAN......-........ Ami -.
EMPRESS OF CHINA ...... ........ May -.
r. v. SKINNER EVERETT i':kIAH.
tsen 1 f.a-tn AIT. China and Japan Freight Ag,.,
1858 Is oadway y. Y 90 Wsll-st. ". Y.
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" FOR orr NSTOwN AND LIVERPOOL.
rom Il'r 49, foot of t'rand->t.. JrrS"t CIV.
hEtION ..... 81 .gla'. Aprl -. A. NJ.
NTVtDN ....... .. ..... S,fprlay. Aprl 20 r. NJ
ALASKA Saturia". NAV q T.
,hin tu-.tgc $50 and 500 .IctDrllnr .icIler.
second cabin. 3, ant $50 - ~" ~ l"w rates.
A NJ. rNDEEHILL y %.
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UARDlNG AND iJAl tDis flkI>S
ID NO COZ 5TH.AVE.
Pew. DR.. and Mrs. CHAs II. GARDNER. PrincIpAls
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CLYDE LINE.

A. CLYDE LINE
CHARLESTON, :. C.. the South and Southwest
JAC kSoNNILI-E AND all Florida Points.
From Pier =? r.. X. tfOot OF Eoo>cNrlt-.tl s D. m
lkOQJ 'lS iIuHN' 'Iai'h
CII Ei,OK T. .................. Monday, March -
YEMASSf "wednesday. March -
Al steamer have nf>tcl-s passenger accommodations
WM. l.. CLYDE 4 co, General Agents, -
Bowling trc'u. y. Y.
r q EGEE cnn'l AT. O. : fr't Line. 3i1 Broadway
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VOreau steamers
~NORTU t;ERNAN LLOYD 5. s. co.

"A. SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW.YOKK SOUTHAMPTON, BifMEN'
FAST APKE>s sfEAMEk> an :.
First Cabin so and upwari secola from foot OF
berth. Storage low fat'e oV""'i' SUI AVN
2d-,t Ilobokeu. ,, .ru.s AMI II o m.
tln-. Sat, Men. -. II D. m lhSNc IL a m
Trsye Tues. Nch. 70 D am ,asl' 49, XII ~ o a m.
Aer, Tues. April l. . ~ ~ i|ni Nj % a m
Meier. sat. April moo. ,SCSs iaoa pm -'
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The SUTTON FORGERIES.
Sensational Evidence by President
Spindle at the Trial.

LOUISVILLE, April S-The examining
trials of A. r. Sutton, the warehouse for
ger. and Bookkeeper Becher were held
in the city court this morning. Sutton
was held over in the sum OF $50 0C0 and
Becher in the sum of 5000 to answer be-
fore the grand jury. Some new and SEN
sational facts were developed in the ex-
animation OF witnesses, but the feature
was the disclosure of inartistic and mon
umental lying. which has been INDUCED
in by some OF the people who all along
have insisted that they knew nothing
about Sutton's affairs. The audience and
possibly the defenss was astonished when
President Thad Spindle OF the Germania
trust company stated on the stand that
Sutton had confessed the forgeries at the
meeting held at the German national bank
nearly two weeks ago. According to Mr..
Spindle's testimony Sutton told those as
sem5eled that he had forged the first
spurious receipt at the time of the Barring
failure in order to keep from going to the
wall
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