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The herald., 1894-03-29
Darpet Cleaning at BIoeser's.

Tobacconist and manufacturer OF fine cigars,
5021< 8. Spring ST., Los Angeles, Cal.
The herald., 1894-03-29

The street superintendent yesterday
signed a contract for sewer on Hope
street between First and Third streets.
The contract price is $4,000.
The herald., 1894-03-29
The Beat Cough Remedv

Is the one that cures cough. Sales Pine and
Eucalyptus compound will doit, and is pleas.
ant to take. II. N. SALE & son, Druggists,
22OR Spring street.
The herald., 1894-03-29
Money to Loan.
Is,dore h. Dookwa;Iar

City and country property, real estate mort
gage; any amount; lowest rates. W. R, Burke,
2l31z N. Spring st.
The herald., 1894-03-29
Finest VARIETY al

Has removed his Offices from the Bryson block
to rooms 5, e and z, Burdick block, opposite.
The herald., 1894-03-29

New crop sweet peas, north ern rhubarb,
fancy Redlands oranges. Althouse Bros, los
W. First st. Tel 1893.
The herald., 1894-03-29

satis1action, promptness, reasonabIe: 454-5b
s. Broadway. Tel. 427.
The herald., 1894-03-29

A Modern Millinery store
r-@--e~ = c~. 2fe = snrin0 &,
The herald., 1894-03-29
NbR. WHITES
:; = =: :. :. PRIVATE Gi!!!A!IIE

DR.. WHITE, the oldest
established specialist, has
devoted more time Gas city
papers show to the exclu-
sive treatment Of sexual
and chronic diseases OF
men and women than any
other advertising physi.
The herald., 1894-03-29
j. w. HoiIing,

Finest Variety and Cheapest
Place in town for fish, game, oysters, etc. Fred
Hanniman's, Mott Market
The herald., 1894-03-29

Gc The wall paper dealer of the city is xchStrOa.
The herald., 1894-03-29

Forecast for Southern California: Fair;
slightly cooler weather; light west to north
winds.
The herald., 1894-03-29
Indications,

Maximum temperature, "a.
Minimum temperature so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

Even with the thermometer at over go business IN
the reaeetate market is not entirely checked. al
though many dealers and buyers are now out OF the
city. The auction market stl. keeps up with hst
Of foreclosure sales The OF this class Is vacant
property. which has been he'd by the owners for a
sudden rise. but the hard times has checked any
increase in value and the mortgage has to be fore
closed.
At the Trinity salesroom. No III Broadway D. P.
Ingraham & Co offered a plot Of four lots In One
hundred-and- eghty-ffth-st.. west OF Washington
ave- size 9lxloO They sod TO c. Wake. the plain
tn. for $3.50.
Bryan l.. Kennedy offered No. i25 West One-hun-
dred-and twenty thrd-s. three-story stone house.
lot l5XlO0. w T. Gale was the buyer for SnSoo.
Ha,; J. How & Co. Offered No. 433 P.easant-ave,,
a three-siory stone dweillng-house lot l5xloo. 1t
was sold 10 Arthur Ingraham for $500
William Kennedy sold pot, 5OxlO N Ore-hun-
d-forty- fourth-st.. west OF Brooke-ave TO
william Walsh. for $3.50.
A. private sale Douglass Robinson Co. have
sold Tor George Bum TO William J. Russell No. 10
East Fifty-lourth-st q four-story stone dwelling
house. lot lS9xlO. for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
rrrnnnrn MnRrGAGEs.

r Ma. , on -: ., ws:t.o" Tai T:s4. ,o
..s, M.rasn' ?, y n'r Gn'a3'I piln. ,.s,or
49,. ~ az y corn~r u inns y-r $40
r, , to H.. s.,, i. TA9|s' IL 's ssl ,s y
ia % fe.,, r ~ irs.rn r-ia ssh >"
- 10 ana 3iga It v o., rafk.a'o mortgages. oso,o
r.',,rer ,,ri,,ine AMI sn.'e.r =, Chn.'opher "
W....a. cs'a.s =" p u hihA'r- ono
on ss;a.,'A ma, 81, I'Ii + :, to Ms Ia As. MO
C., s..- n..,na " to- Tneoior, lie wa, No - ,oo
cm',-. r'a 80 ' ,lss n s,9s 500
p..i- Eivari aeA VIZ 70 i1,ic - i1a.n.h"i
'..,'1 '''' Z" '' ."""''....' ?iooo
r,r-.., R.hari \ To- josephine wanaeIL No ,oo
Gs'. r. IT, =, Mary Want so'h.,'. % a2' It
cr-a Es'r = M waTi i.oi l@eroy'% men. 100
Gayl.u Dora. t. Louis BlanoH 3is East 5'h-s'' so
Gi....a. Jan, !, To- Mi.arl p Kun. 30 West ,.oo
' l, " i's g sT" a9l i', y,af 'on 400
" az E"Tro , -. s bs@r e esai 9 apf %sl
neirin bernard and Vic 20 Eliza pownes lo'
ig. map property Camhrclens. West Farms .oo
Hon,nach. Annie. ano another - ii'n'y g cas- ,oo
sty 80 SO ias' "a - q, W Wa, t,ol Improve
mcnt 60. Do, 22'. map Section A. Nys" estate -,o
Kl,,iena Arthur ~ 10 same vys--ave :. 4?5
!, ~ IS,,,T :, NJ ~ Robcr, " stusr, et al
trustees. 13sthst. corner ~ MeiroSe ave ,oooo
L. I.ntcic \ to Gcmanla LIE insurance %.
licih-s,. g. $50 It u boulevard mort .oooo
MsKcon. France. r. ara wife to Maria l. EN- -. ~,
mons 2Gta--t =. 800 Il = u 9,h.ave years 1000
O'Conn'L Nicholas !. - Louis Lehman - a.
sad-' corner Lcsington-ave mortgage. ,..o
circuit. su-sn to y. y r'roduco Exchange Ora,
,ai'. Fund - aI ltN'h.s, n =, iWo y s,q r
nna ..'. 1892
phcips Minnie r q, Ronald X Brown Avenue
D. 80 n corner creston-ave ana Ford co. oo
reilly May +. Mary bold, 1T loii map ,uo
estate Henry Rutgers. deceased ! year....-.. 5"o
Robinson Maria to Bank Tor Savings. Y. ~
RYAN MARY 4 nnd another 10 Mutual Life In $500
surnucc co. ii3th -. " corner SIN aye" year 100"
- al trustees lots IFS. map land formerly oo
~ Low J. Morton. Years. -, g; .,-o,, 30"
W corner 1lih-ave ] ycar....... :......,,,.' 300
schui'l Louise and another 90 Henry Heid'' ,oooo
f,ongrcs,,,on shenrh Hnai Israel Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Gh-st, $. 2l9ll II OF 3, ooo
strnbmnnn Henry c. and VIE. TO Title Guar
ante and Trust GO. ZOO LeSnston-ave. oo,
Thomson. Louise schcrmerhorn. to Title ouaran.
ter and Trust COMPANY '2d-si. p los II ot ooooo
simon ''i thomas o. 10 charles Il Perry ami
another trustee. Hoc-a'e - 40 1t Of 30,
T,ier James L. to Albert Philip. trustee 2loth-
~. 100 4 ~ ION ave- 3 years ...... 700
Tn,l1r. Alfred II. To- Alice barnard. lSoth-st.
g. - o q u Andubon.ave years ............ 100
TIalman. Herman 10 tl[a s ., eSsen,or' ,o,,
Thompson. Samuel y. To Henry Held. sNh-st. $500
80 " co-ncr 81 m@fgnys; on isasr S..... l"V
a s0'h-st NJ n OF Western Boulevard
AMI oiGnIns propsry ys on mor'saSGs $1,000
Dock-st. Di.3 n Of lith-st. years $500
wei" W1m to w Es%n Sr Sh
Williams Margaret NJ, to Charles Peabody,
Work. Marie r. to FraScis NJ ioncks 77th-s,.
corner West Endaye. instnlments. ....... 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

cae7y-s, No Isl; George Elliott and vito
We. To- dG ISig,., No p +, Of ;rccnxch. 2i1
irregular, John schwartz ct al to catharine
5'hsi. 40 SIS East Louis Blanck to Mrs Dora =, ooo
5o'slsi. 10 a74 west Joseph smith. executor. .,
f. Richard Farrgy; =, ii. '"
irregular. Alice Schwartz ., al to caharine GOO
For,Sihs,. 40 IA Frederic R coudert. jr. ,..oo
rclerT@ 10 E,as I hfmpnes II i,f,ye,, Place '''
2oxloo. samuel 6 Hess and wife to Regime
wc,p ",' 52 n " Of Grcenwchst 2ix
Irregular. Ca,hnrne ungrich to Herman Thai smo
eG ii1' 70; +, " Or ai-avc 2o1es o. Aion1o
9 Mon-on to the Metropolitan Traction Co. ooo
,,., aaI r., % OF 7s,%ys l'llHTa'
aGih--t y, 33i East Elias Kempn"r to FerdI- z,o
oi'a h,i s. iS9 Vest Annie iopfensack Ed
N W. ~, w sp n JShn Esan ct al to Rose
sd. ~ 1874 west, Eleanor = Gage to Mary ,-ooo
Git st.' \, i2a We.,. Edward = McSianus.
so iu,r ana We" ss5 ' y A@.,rrdamaye 2ji
s H2[y ,, M.a G 81 .' 25S62 2 Jacob Book
man ana wifo TO David - conon ,.;;....,,.,
S I'll so4 VI r,a 80 N9 Mcl,1S c al %
fh@.'' i,r a. y" ,freI "a leaTs ..'. 1900
an c,rI =, %1e,s,ie E MlIstrand ....".. 5000
7.,h - ~hcr. fou,h side in,srs-cts low-water
mark East Rivcr and along samc , to pom, 80, teS
y
In front 4 same. william whitney ct al oeo-
5itt.s' i7i5 = L"Ningi n ave. i 10
NinpS william lllia william J R1s"ntell
Sal-s, p - lat ave. 2ONlo22. jacob
Wusf % Narcarcfh Wuet ....-.....:
L.. - man ~ Harlem Commons. etc. Alfred =. ~
Realms Margaret Moran -. o'o''
lsttn-s, n 2,j ~ PARK ave. W llNlW, =. 80,
Thomas Taier - al - Enoch q Bell. ..,.-. iooo
li3fn-.f g. lui q = 2i-ayc y IHlOo7, Leo o-o
foI kahn f,aac Gunther ...-.. ... a., -. o'-''
i4gl If, o. /. - . o q Bluleta~l. 10 SNpS II.
A.te Loo - MARY M-Manus ......-.--..-.
is2I-sf SO ~ West. Thomas B1wner % nj %
Charles n simmlas ..... .,o., . o.. -.,,o
S,i.atr. e 2t7 q = q il2fhsi. 2'-'Al"'
r.-.h luhl.n o. Katie fohien .......-...:
S't-ayc W % n p . ll3tl-st 21Hl"l3. "a 900
Mason MARY 4 Ryan. .-..-,. iV'o"'
p, ael MOI. Ina Morton Bliss ctc. MaTy -
Iarrlrh 90 ntragh ..... ....-- 49,. d, 49,. ~
.i.fh. .f $50 = Morris ave. - 2Nlco.
-.n.rnn e kenny - John H"'-ey ........
l.. 1.g u d., rnlr Mer,sc south "'c. william -.
q N-.hfnann @. Ad0lpn Me-hmann. ...-.---.-. No
U.,i,i Place lon . % D, L"gg"'t-aye. irregn- 49,.
ilr. -lr.u parFig - OIL to Eugenia HoliE l'SV
IT, .s s.l'h par, map = Eltonn. etc, Maria
I.f 20 nap F.r estate ?ar' -. Charles u Perry -.
n-1 another. trustee. 90 Thofna@ % simmons ~
10 let frar section g. fNsn estate. I'D Nar1
Lana Improvement 60 % Katie Gr"cn ..-----+. 90
L.. - map - charles = Jorgen@en -"
T., y, T. same rap. tarle % Mary OHsra loo
N,re.t.e ~ - q q charlotte Place. TX -
lpl safre Dbl Arthur " Kirkland ...... -..-... eVo
IT, i-r b. map 2 bew lnt Village. Charles
smith nri vffe o. MARKS barnett ..-.-.-. liO
Suburban i5i 3 2 q FaintrifE"- ave.
- i,p. .. Henry Hes~r 20 Jacob R'ser........ i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
r,vonE & OHIO IL. Il.

FAST IApress, l', ans 40 20 CINCINNATI
BALTIMORE, o WH;A ND AL FONTS wEssTi
ruLLMAN CAR sERvIIGi a.r, ON 81, AI aay CHI
chG s9,e So No. nisS% ,rS TSr ST.
m and ado i2 p M n's For Washington nj sS
M III 80 Dining f pnns s Car g. night az ~
S slSn. p run m daily any, except E9 SSkHIEaS
Line. 80 M 80 e1 haanoosa through Pullman '''''
ing car 600 p - as s as ii4o Bvsy 81 i s,a.iss
.o T'e aSesn Sn,te y S4i Fultoa-s, B'ooS'"
foot OF Lse 1885, 81, 20 viii call for and cnses
evnrr hotsi or residence TO destinatioa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
SUFFERING IN THE SUGAR REFINERIEs.
MANY MEN OVERCOME BY THE INTENSE HEAT
orF,cERs OF THE COMPANIES MAIN

r.
There has been much suffering among the thou
sands Of employees in the Williamsburg sugar re-
fneries during the last few days, caused by the
excessive heat. Already there have been many
nrostrations A reporter yesterday tried TO obtain
sore definite Information at the offices OF 'he
different refneries along Kent-ave. as 10 the num-
her stricken down, bat without success
I'VE have nothing 10 say 10 the newspapers
was the answer received at the Offices During the
not smell year ago there were more than hiteen
hundred cases Of prostral.on In these buildings from
the heat So numerous were the cases inat the
ambulance service became practically useless. and
al that could be done was 70 carry the victims Out
OF the refneres and ieave them in the street to get
home as best they could Many Of the unfortunate
men died. Since that time the officers OF the re-
0neres have refused 10 give any Information regard
ing cases Of prostration. 49,,
The average temperature on each moor or the
buildings which from e.even 10 nfteen stores
In height is l25 degrees excepting on the hrst
Sometimes the temperature IS high as 100 de-
and the night shifts. The pay OF these men is
about 81 20 a day, twelve hours constituting DAY 3
work. c,
Yesterday current that on sunday
more than half dozen men employed IN Have
kmeyers refinery, at South FOurth-st and Kent-aVe.
were overcome by the heat. The men were taken
10 their homes & is said. without doctor being
called or a report being made 10 the police At
the Office OF the refinery the report was cmphau,
ca.ly denied, although T. was substantiated
in a neighboring barr1Cm, where the men cOngFe-
gate after their labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
Err IL N ES.

Through trains l0r Chicago the West leave New.
York foot OF Chambers-st daily. as follows. ana wv
minutes earlier from West I'D ST. p,,s.
O.1S A. M.-Vestibuled Express FOR Navery, Dnns.'
J.lO hamton Elmira. Buffalo, Bradford and sa.a'
manca. Pagor car TO Buffalo. 800, 1919, H.. chi
.l.n0 j.. M.~VestAue Limited. Solid train Tor S Shs
O.OO caco via Chautaulua Lake. Sleepers 10 |uT
cago Cleveland and cincinnati Dining Car r.r.
gro T.. M.-soi4 train . Chscsgo VIA Niagara FA'-
Q.ii 4. M.Va Chau,suqua Lake ana HiasarF aursia
O'fo Solid train 10 Chicago. S4eePe's u D1'
Chicago and Cincinnati Dining car ~ .,,u,Y
7 OCAL TIME TABLE. TICKETS ANp ~ s.@ ia
AZ 26l o73 4Ol and p5i Broadway Nv
East i25thst Chambers and West 25dst ferries ,Ssn
IA spsev CITY station Erie Transfer Company cas ~
and checks baggage from hotels and residences 10 jew
nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
WEST SHORE RI:

,r-a,r. ,.o,.. Was, a2l-st Station. New-lork' %
lows and IL minutes earlier iron. FOOT FEAnA1'h'S"'
3 $50 A. M.-Daily Local to bunaIo svracuse Roeh.
..y,r Buraio Niasara Falls. Detroit Cnieas0'
Saturday Toronto. ~ ,,.,,r,ai I'tca, syrer
Du5 H. M.-Daly for Albany, Mon,'sTS,, ,onto Detroit
cuse. Rochester Buffalo NIAGARA ais
cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis. -, t,,iea SYRACUSE
7,l5 r. M.-Day. except SUNDAY iov Passengess
Rochester and Buffalo. Carries s'eep"S
only. .,,.., r-,ea syracuse hocn.,
49, Rufralo Niasarl Falls. Toronto DsNo'''
and Chicago. "a. .seprgcar ACCOM-
For tickets time tables. par.or ana md New-yoTk and
u, s.att"n. Time-ta a, principal hotels f''
40 E. LAMBERT General pa'sess New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
N. Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot Of l2dst follows. Is minutes
earlier from FTanklin-st. - .,..,, ,..u..
r. stations M.ddletown Eenyil.e. Tallsburg LIBERTY
Carbondale scranton. Walton. Delhi sidney NoF"'ea
Utica. Rome. oneida Fulton. Oswego. A.,
3l5 NJ except sunday sullivan GO. E1pr esq. ros
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbell Hal Mlcde'
,own Eusnvlle Mountain Dale Cenireyie Fallsburs.
K,rieyvle Liberty Falls Liberty. Parksvile. and LT'
lngston Manor. -.->-
7;45 p. ~ (da!y). Mddletown. summi,yile Falssssrs
Liberty Livingston Manor Rockland. walton Sidney
Norwich Oneida Fulton. Oswego. Niagara Falls DeiFo't
Tcke,s and Pullman accommodations =. al broadway.
A' ~ J. {. ANDERSON. @ P. A,
SO Deaver-st Nev-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
School Aafrcirs

OEsT TEACHERS for all positions quickly s"PH TT
t1vholt charge Sch ,ols recommended. H. D Nh"
IOGG 81 East 9th-st. New-fork. .-------------
(,IRCtLARs Of city country schools 10 paten schnos
1SrRR & UyYSsOO% Union School Bureau. w l4tn-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
RAILROADS..
p Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

stntionr fo1f 81 1srorH:ve. and Cortlnndt Sta
P 1880 A. A. r. FAST PENxsYISASSc Cal
and Observation Cars Arrives Chicago NJ. Sci ssss
1d No da w. roeSo oco e 4 w. and ntansD
ZOO r. VI: CHICAGO AND ST LOTS sAi EXPRESS
s and an" IL g 51 op
c asSi r. re e. w N fhlSS'2 nSPREspu,,
s NJ fsfs ExSRlss s.'
s SftPs. Emo f M aGannpS. S I
$50 la' H. PAG III ss' G%p RP51ns
AZ VIZ AND THE sorrn
ongrsssonal Limited al PariSr end Dining NJ c sS
$50 800 M $40 orsreson'i Limited si' ali sps s,;
md Dining cars) 40 Dining Carr 800 p. NJ NJ
40 p; M-R, So2 ard DsnylI: Espr.., dan,
500 p. M-bay Tor c6s:sEeaEs &oS OHIO Rslw.,
r3 ob S T5fSTs Ss RFs , SiT NORFOLK via
Charles Route s a NJ weekdays. and. with Throusss
Atlantic COAST LINE 900 A. NJ daily. Sleeper, :.
Tampa. Jacksonville. and Charleston. 900 P NJ daily
~ ATLANTIc CITY. $50 p. n weekday. with
e! r s5y .SPy ~, y' o::ss 5,,, 49,
P'sfa9s s1S Ssn9ay. I9 y 81? ri ~
not stop at FOR rHIL Ia GIar on s0nd'
Express: go 100 $ $50. 8 $50 10 Psu!s. Limited
5oPO 4 r. nS6 80 sa5 sl0 E.pt 40
$50 90 Limited; 10 A. NJ. 2 4, 40 s. 6. 7:S. s.
ticket NJ o iSs? 3 NSs .s o. iso is and 2c Broad.
way Astor House i34 Eat i25,h Street TO-, q
on Tot Of Futon Street Brooklyn station i s,s
fhs HewYork Transfer Company VIII call for and cheek
baggage om hStGs and residences 'hr3'sR to Sosopaoa
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
Sales bp Suttion.

SALE OF NITRATE Works and Nitrate Beds
~ THE PROPERTY OF THE GOVERN EN N OF
ClIII-The OF Chill Will sell at public auc-
ton In the city Santiago. Chilli the 18th o. october
newt and following 81 nitrate works and II nitrate
beds situated the Province o. Tarapaca me total Tas
OF said properties being nearly COCOON" Two InIon
pounds rering interested apply FOR further
Information 20 the Consul General o. chill IN New-fork
and the consuls Chill IN Philadelphia ana Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. 4
stations in Ncw-Yorl foot of Barclay and
Christopher Streets.
NESTIBILED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
BINTGCH IIlsIIT

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOAFIELr MoHTcLAIR
THE ORANGES. summit Bernarassi Baskns
Ridge Madison. Morristown. Passsic Paterson Boon.
ton Dover Staahope BUDUS LAKE. LAKE no.
PATCONG HackettstOwn sCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN
washington. PHILLIPsBURG. EAsTON. WATER
GAP STROUDsBCRG Plcono Mountains sCRAN.
TON PITTSTON. WILKES BARRE EANTICOKE
bANvlLLE NORTHUMBERLAND. MontTose BINS
HAMTON OXFORD. NORWICH. Wateryhle UTICA
RIcHFIELD. STRINGS cortland 80, SYRACUSE. os.
WEGO ITHACA. OWEGO ELMIRA. CORNING
BATY. DAHsyIILE nJFFALS0 , ~, End all pOnu
WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
40 A. AUTHORIZATION Mall stops at principal
eco A. M-HuFFAIo SCRANTON; BINGHAMToy
man Buffet Parlor Cars Connects al Buffalo wla
train FOR Chicago. arriving 800 a. m. next morning.
100 p M.-sCRANToN bfNGHAMToN and ELMIRA
EXPRESS Pullman parlor cars
400 p. M-sCRANToN, wILKEsBARRE and PLYN.
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars -
20 p N daylight FFALO - RANTON. BINGHAM.
TON and ELMlRA LIMITED EXPRESS. Pullman
BUFFET seepers. Arrives AZ IS a. m -
900 + NJ tDany)-BCFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TON RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRIA CrSE and oS-
WEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet sleepers. -
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATiONS Al y
Nurrav-st AMI 500 Broadway Tickets al ferry staona
~ and Bi2 Broadway. SO West 25h-st 23j Columbus.
ave NewYork BIS 7o6 Fuiton-st. and - Broadway
Drooxyn Time tables. gvns full Information at all sta
tons. - --.......- -, - =,
check baggage from hotel residence 70 dsstnston.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

TO FHlLADELFHlA. BALTlMoKE And WAsF'N0'
For Philadelphia, week days days. 40 500 900 1000
1880 Dining can a NJ so 800 100 BUFFET P ,ss
Car. 800. 600 DINING car. 80, Si5 ? NJ "
40 800 600 Dining can. p NJ Z: nigh, "a ,.s,
Dining can a NJ. 1880. 500. 3 90. 500 dining SSs4
p NJ. 1915 nigh. Sunla"s 900. II 80 ,Din.ins ~
A NJ 80 800 6CO Dinng Carl r NJ. l2lo nSnoss,
Tickets and parorar seats can be procured at F.,;
AS pa. if0 1923 Broadway. 49, 6haNe. >! Es 80
iih St 1874 East l25th St. 26i West l25ih ~ 81
Columbus Az. Newlork. Court 81, $50 FSton 81:
Brooklyn; 9s Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG The New ors
Transfer Company viii call for and check baggage ITO"
hotel or resdcrce 20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
For Young Ladies. Country.

For Young Ladles.-Country.
ALMA THE LEADING CANADIAN COIIFGD f'f
"a Young Women, ST Thomas ont Music AZ IN, M
5nercsl Eloegon aHd Literary y, cguI'e Hlsr%' y
DROoKE HALL SEMINARY. Media. Pa nsar Ph5i ~
Is Suburban school for Gs and Young I;adis, f.iA-
deiphia advantages S'Ss -, lee
- oXwooD SCHOOL ron GIRLS OLD LYME. coNS
ID Re3pens September 10Th. a. Circulars ana p"'''-
Mrs. n r. Z GRIswoLD Bo1 i25 Ola Lyme. Conn
e H Pleacs o. any cox
iese Gcg1T' ch Hn' a na'Ms . E G<f Principals
GLAssIcAL AND HOME INSTITUTE FOR YorNG
L LADIES Poughkccpse. y. Y. VIII begin 80 I'm year
Terms S''0 MISS MISS SARAH Y II BUTLER. Principal
rNG1 EsIrF-A SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
''-NEw ,MIHFoRD, LITcHFIELB. CO; CONN.
yo, -.aus Ge cour.. @ks @M B. bLhc
7 LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY Rochester y. Y
IL church school girls Prepares for college 3G,h
3r@T opens sept MISS GnoRGIA stone riacia
Massachuse,ts South IIadley
MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE oners three Collegiate
vi courses Music Library. Laboratories Cabi-
nets and Observatory The .dty-eshh year opens SEPT
TO- ''''' '''''- Mr.. f. s MEAD. President;
81 CATHARINE's ~ THE MorNTAINs. Holdcrns.,.
- az, 4fss S fT sff Afff? sun m
2ss TO 292 Washington-av ave. Brooklyn. y. y
- UMMER SCHOOL MoRRlsTowN. y. is, midas
school year begins September - Terms $500 Circulars
Application
TaH cATHFDgeA AE5 ssN0S SI4q or = #. NAnT.
,s an p Snd eye course. Of
Miss JULIA H. FARwELL. Principal
rTHE MISSES ANABLEs ENGLISH. FRENCH and
i German Boarding and Day School. New Bilnswlon 4.
New Jersey College Preparation. Art and Music Apply
for circulars.
TEMPLE GROVE SEMINARY. Saratoga SPRING.. y. /.
Regular md optional for young ladies' ten
teachers. CHARLES T. DowD. Ph y. President
THE CAMBRIDGE school. FOR YOUNG LADIES'
CAMBRIDGE. MASS. ., .,..
ADVANTAGES OF Boston. Comforts ~ home small chS"a
Mr. XRTHTR GILMAN is The Director
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL
boarding Day and College Preparatory for rrl. 2Sth
THEODORA H. RICHARDS. Principal; Miss SARA
LOUISE TRACY A. NJ. Associate Principal. ,.o,,,,
XVOODsIDE SEMINARY.
Resident pupils limited thirty TENS 500 FAN s''
sion opens sept. 90 %. Miss SARA J. SMITH. PIih
&c HILIKOUsE-AVE.. New-IIaven. Conn.west Enf
~ Inaitute School for Girls Mrs. and MISS LHDi'
principals. Send for circulars
For Both Sexes-COuntry.
CfINToH LIBERAL INSTITUTE FORT rIAlN; n ~ J,
u Co-educatonal Comprises: l. seminary o rnqioc-
ing Scientific. 2. Fitting school. for any college 81
School Of fine Arts Music piano. Violin Voice under
o. business Training Military Academy Officer detailed
by l. s. Government. Limited 20 40 Cadets Armofy l1S
pate AS fine hotel furnishings. elevator steam gas
campus 81 acres. Gymnasium oVeTlooIing the MPha
Valley. English Prep Dept NJ J. MICHAEL. president,
DHoDE ISLAND. EAST GREENwIcH
II EAST GREENWICH ACADEMY.
Founded 1902 Both on Narra2ansett BAY
steam heat and electric light. Endowed Twelve courses
Principal.
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Nex, term begins September lgfh. 1915. Apply -
NM. NFKDI'k. President.
=. EDGWICK INSTITUTE. Grea' harrington. BERKSHIRE
- Co. Mass-A select school for young men anf boys
Family NE Constant personal attention Number tNi.'
Is limited. F. J. VAN LENNEf. Principal
GIANT PAUI,S SCHOOL. GARDEN CITY. y. "a
- thorough preparation College and scientific schools
Beautiful and healthfl location. j. miles from e''- DIX
pulldnes nrcproof. with best sanitary equipment.
FREDERICK l. GAMAGE. Head Maste-.
THE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. sorce''ef
Mass-Begns Both year Sept l2th. Classical sclrnil-
nc Business. Preparatory Department. Gymnaflnn Az"
letics encouraged. Careful training HON" lrhl"n"t
JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW. A. NJ. Head Master.
TIE RIDGF-Hone School boys. prepares for
any college: Individual Instruction. new plant. heaIth-
fll location WIN G. BRISSMADE. Washington. Conn.
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