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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-25

A number OF desirable residences In Augusta
Me-, varying in prices from 345O TO o4,uOOi
also several 10 10 Is scro places IN the suburbs
this city; two story ho1se and lot in Lewiston
Me. A lumber O: farms in Kennebec county
worrying in price from 1890 to $4,000. Houses
ano tenemt nts u let. 4. W. WAITHKoUsX, Al
toiney, Augusta, Maine. ianldn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-25

r AIDES can make So daily by folding and
IL addressing circulars for us ut home. No
stamped envelope Miss Grace Paul, South Bead,
Ind. july20dlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

NYOTICE-THE CRESCENT STEAM
IN LAUNDRY has opened TO stay. Wash
ing done with dispatch. StarchDg and ironing
done to satisfaction. Clothes not torn worn
in the wash. Give us a trial. East Side Water
ST., below JOURNAL office, near X. X. crossing,
Augusta, Me. Crescent st. Laundry. july24dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-25

NOR SALE-Best Granite Tool, Bessemer
Il and Machinery Steel also Lathe and Planer
Tool steel, and Norway and Refined Iron at whole,
sale. Lowest prices quoted on large orders.
Telephone. l0S Bangor st. H. Ii. Harvey.
mar21dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-25

NOR SALE-About 100 feet best quality OF
Il iron fence, with posts, good as new, suitable
for cemetery lot front yard of private
Beautiful pattern at one third of cost. John l..
Stevens, Augusta, Me. june5dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-25

NOR SALE-A Columbia bicycle, bell Ian
Il tern and cy clometfr, all In good repair WIN
sell cheap for cash. w. +. Henderson. II Page
street, IIallowel, Me. july2O1lw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-25

About % Augusta people went to lake
Maranacook or the excursion yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-25
LOST.

7 OST-Left in a store or lost on Water street,
i IA black silk paros0l. Finder please leave al
JOURNAL Office. f. z. Pulen. july2fd3tt
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08

Lousvillians have put the latchstring the outer
door OF kentucky hospitality. All, irrespective OF
political creed. ask you 10 come IN
INSTALLATION CEREMONIES.
The installation of the officers OF Abraham Lin
coin War Veterans. 40. l. Of Brooklyn, took place
on Saturday evening follows: President James
Mckenzie; vice-pres.dents, 2. J. Train and Richard
Mathews; Chaplain. George II. Maxwell: Secretary
Edwin ID. Ayres; Treasurer. James McCullough
Sergeant-at- Arms. John Martin; Trustees, George
H. Maxwell Richard Mathews John Martin,
Thomas Andrews and p J. Train.
General Egbert :. Nicle, past commander or La
fayette Post No l4O, installed its officers for 1874
assisted by Major L. Curtis Brackett officer OF the
day, on Friday evening. The fine post quarters were
crowded with comrades from all parts oI the city
General Niee performed his duties with unusual
impressivcness.
George W. Roberts, OF John \. Dix Post. No. l:s.
j7s have been appointed aides-de-camp on the staff
OF Department Commander Cleary.
The officers OF elisa Post. No 2G will be installed
at the Lexington Avenue Opera House this even
ing by Senior Vice department Commander +. j.
Atkinson.
Lafayette Camp s. Of V. will install its new OH
GERS In Lafayette Posts handsome quarters In the
Masonic Building. Friday evening. January 49,
koltes Post No. 80. had n splendid installation
at the Gerrnania Assembly Rooms on Friday even
ing: conducted by Past Commander !. ". Kay. in
stalling officer.
General y. W. Day will install the officers OF +.
H Wade Post on "Wednesday evening. Refresh
Inents will be served and a campfire held.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
mind Of people who cou not see the fact VI
national unity as II was.

mind Of people who coul not see the fact oi
national unity as II was
Reserved rights. state rights. limited po"e,S'
the advantages OF union ana dlsunlon. W. nd u,'
cucumhers from which we were busily engage"
in distillinp light overlooking the fact OF ma
tionality in discussing the conditions oi me
union We were speculatinS upon co9tume'
gravely proved that the clothes were al.
clothes of woman or a child, without
seeing that whatever the clothes mic:t pe
there was full-grown man lhsioe o,,.oar -,
them THE Constitution is contract between
sovereign States" shouted Mr. Toonos' o,,,,,t ivt
Georgia tear it and separate" The Cons',tu- ~,
tion is a league with hell calmly repneu W.,
phillips; 'let New-York cut off New-Oreans 10
rot alone" "Oh dear. it's dreadful dilemma
whrrpered President Buchanan; states nav nav
no right to secede and the United states nay
no right 10 coercc. Oh dear me 1t S pe;1etll!
awful, I'm the most patriotic or men-pu' VIA. VIA.
shall do? What shall do? Separate! .ut
off. Secede, 1t was Of living BODY the|
spoke. which. pierced anywhere. quvered every
where"
This first volume, with it's ample pages and
clear print. Is a welcome forerunner of those
which are to follow It contains an oration on
"The Duty Of the American Scholar to Politics
and the Times" delivered at Wesleyan Uni
versity in 1856; one on patriotism" spoken at
Union College in 1857; lecture on THE Present
Aspect of the Slavery Question" delivered at
Plymouth Church in 1882 the Phi Beta Kappa
Grafton at Harvard for 1862 on THE American
Doctrine of Liberty: a lecture on political In
fidelity" belonging TO the year 1864, ana Inc
Good Fight" lecture Of 1865. The last is a
philosophical Interpretation and synthesis OF all
those which precede II. In the light when IL
furnishes the unity Of Mr.. Curtis's purpose In
his share of the attack on slavery can De
thoroughly understood Then comes a series ol
speeches and addresses in behalf OF woman
suffrage: others on Puritaism, on duties ana
leadership of educated men. on higher educauoh'
on higher education for women, and on the UNI
versity of the State of NewYork. In all these
is evnced that characteristic Of Mr.. Curtis's ora
tory to which Professor Norton alludes in MS
PREDATORY note when he says that transient
questions may be so treated with reference 10
general principles and it was Mr.. Curtis's haoit
so to treat them, that the discourse may possess
lasting worth" II is a broad-mnded man as
we'll as a man Of seductive speech and elegant
culture who looks out at the reader from the
pages of this book.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
AGAiNST JESUIT CONSPIRACIES.
THE REV MADISON c. PETERS SPEAKS IN SUP
PORT OF AMERICAN SCHOOLS

THE REV. MADISON G. PETERS SPEAKS IN SUP
PORT OF AMERICAN SCHOOLS.
The Rev. Madison e. Peters Of the Blooming
dale Church. Sixty-eiGhth-st. and the Boulevard
began series Of sermons "The Jesuit Con
spiracy Against our Public Schools" last evening
In his Introductory remarks he said: Freedom of
worship IS the immortal principle Of Americanism
have only kind words for Catholics. but insuiler-
able contempt for the Romish machine. which.
cordng TO their testimony. Is conspring
against our public schools ana free institutions
Any institution that cOnfcsses that Il suffers be-
cause of the prosperity Of our public schools
not live in the respect OF the American people
Rufus Choate once said. The Bible shall be
taken frorh schools long there Is q bit
OF Plymouth Rock left for a gun1int. Much of
Plymouth Rock is LEFT. but the Bible has been
thrown out Of many OF public schools With
the Bible In the schools they called them sectarian
when the Bible kicked ont Rome raised the
cry, Goddess schools and nurseries OF he'll
God be praised there are many Catholics moro
American than Roman who DO not believe Mon
sgnor Cape!s prophecy: The time IS not far
when the Roman Catholics OF the Republic of the
United states, at H." order Of tho Pope. will refuse
TO pay the school tax. and will send bullets to the
breasts OF government agents rather than pay It,
But these progressive American Catholics were not
educated In tho parochlal schools. The public
masses can be made homogeneous American citi-
ZenS.'
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
WORK or TIE University SETTLEMENT

The programme of the University Settlement, So
cety for last evening extensive and attractive
1t Included vocal and instrumental concert by
well-known musicians at the Settlement. lecture.
with the cooperation OF the Educational Alliance,
by DR.. Albert Shaw Editor OF The Rcylew OF
Reviews on THE Public Health IN Cit!ss or,
How Hamburg Conquered the Cholera" IN Institute
Hall. at East Broadway and Jsfcrson-st: a sun
day evening address the Ncighborhood Guild
No 70 Delaney by the Roy. Father Mcmillan.
on Prohtdbie Readnr.' which preceded by
discussion. The society. with the cooperation OF
the Allen Memorial church, have provided for a
lecture. TO be given AZ No. 9l Rivincten-st. to-
morrow evening by Edward King. The Govern
ment and the People"
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
4 NEW GREEK CNrRCH HERE-

With the blessing OF His Holiness the Ecumeni-
cal Patriarch OF Cons,Gntinope and Pope of New
Rome Neophytus With. Transmitted through his
accredited representative, congregation OF the
Orthodox Greek Church w1s instituted ia th.a city
yesterday. This congregation composed - soiac go
Greeks belonging 10 the downtown ..rry - Wat
nationality. mhcl ST. d.. basement II the Jui-
son Memorial Baptist Church. Washington square
south, AT o'clock .. m.. 60 worship Under %, Rev.
Arclimandritc kalinikoa Drcos. w.o arrived In
Ncw-York last Thursday. having come directly
from Constantinople. The rev church is the second
Of the Crock faith 70 hc fatr bshe.! iu THIS cii,
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE. wAsHlNGToN, cHIcAGo. cINcIN-
natl sr L3pis ,r AMP Az POINTS ,, WEST ,iS
Leave Xrwlo icot q Iiberty-s,., daily CHICAGO.
i::ls night @ TrN9THXATl ST LOIS A. N i;S 20
4 Dining ca&r ~ 80 900 r A. ;qn1 l-.; 600 ; p
daiiy cx 300 +. II NoRFoI.K, ii;S6 4. NJ daily. 80
y. NJ ex sun. NEW-oKLEANs. T. NJ. daily.
Through sleeping Via Washington and Shenandoah
vaie5 route. orees IT, 2ci. ti5. l.lio broadway 81
East i.'h-st 100 Crand-st.. N. Y: 3H Fulton-st..
Trooklyn: station foot or Ibertyst. c r. r. Of y. J.
Now-York Transfer Co WIN call for and check baggage
from hotel residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
halroaos.
\. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN h. R.
hailroaos

Trains leave %: West 2dst ns follows 10 minutes
Franklin ST..
$50 A. M tdaily except sunday FOR Waikiki Valley
L.. H. stations. Midrt"wn. Ellrnv" Falisburg. Liberty
Carbonate. Scranton. Walton. Debit Sidney, Norwich,
Utica. Rome oneida Fulton oswcso
3.i5 T. VI. except SunlnyD. sullivan Go. Express
Waikiki valley Railroad stations Campbell Hall.
MiddI,own Ellenve Mountain bale Ccntrevllle Falls.
burg, Hureysie Liberty Falls. Liberty. Pnrksyie anl
Livingston Manor.
1:45 T.. NJ. daily Mddetown, Summville. rails
burg Liberty Livingston Manor Iockland Walton. sid
ney, Norwich Oneida. Fulton. Oswego.
..ls +. ". daily Via NIAGARA Falls Reclining chair
e. ,scats fge@l Sew York to Niagara Falls. Pullman
New York 10 Oswcso. Detroit oiO
y. m. Chicago 30 a IN. 81. Louis $50 p.
Tickets and Pullman accommodation at 3Ii broadway.
rransior Company checks baggage
to destination
J. G. ANDERSON 81. l.. A.,
H,av ST New
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
70 Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
'ATIOSs. foot of Dcshrossrs and c"rfi"n"'
streets.

IN rGcct J"rHarr I. 1897.
poo pGo ~ W AfT NEf9ii car g
I.a"lnS and Sit'e Room ns' i,..','r ~ No.
c.c,elanl ~ 2. H.. C'ncnne' 10 a. M. and In
ZOO j.. " 'cIclGo XXI 81 Iors EXRiTssi. Ts5i.
nan rcens AMI RnnF g35 10 10 o5 5'u' a. m iIi. st.
coo T. v: WsrER% ExRassm Pullman sH1 tlSG. sIeGD:
iaad. ArrI,. ici~'eand tl5 a. m. chicago p. m.
1850 i. VI. sorTu-wrsrERN EMPRESS we week ns,as day..
az. Z, C,nc'rnau and s. Louis. Arrives Cncinnau
p. ~. indianapolis. 1913 p IN, 81 Louis a. H.
500 p. H. rAcE1c EXrREss -FgIi1an gr1n. c1: gatfs;
~, a - .'c.ona mosn'q's,. f''eio ii'' p "1'
BALTIMORE. wAsHiNGToN AND THE souTa.
1910 A. M.'Mm>hinGt"n Limited" wer@-!o,s.
$40 s.. M.-"Con,sr"ssionai Lin,it"d"daiy Pun
men farlor ANA b"nf Cars Arrives washington
ADDiTr6XAL EXrErss, TRAINs s s saC go 9s,l II
a M 3 5'o ~ fo l5 80 50 ,o r ' D. m i25 ni@st
''S ers = to :" jac&soa@e Aasastias and apa; $50
4:so y H. s. --Rlchr,nd and panyie Express, daily:
s,.,g'rI ~ 49, T., ti,,n;a a. and JACK onviIie ''
$40 p. W."Dai5 for Chesaprake ard Ohio Railway
FOR oT.6 i5D p6ITT coMFoRT and NoRFor.z via Cape
charles Route. n. weekdays. and. with Through
roR Hfih sic rfY' ?. weekdays with Through
EoR cA .H pss wf%5ay' 65,a Grow. an, o,n,
o m no, S5 az n nf1' FAX s' ana Ocean @ ' Grove on on
FOR PFIItDTLPHIi.
Express: GO 72o. $50 ., 9a, lo penra LImiteb
$ $50 p. m. i2:l5 night sundays Express 90 ~
$40 . p:o 20. Limit lV'I A. il' . 4''o' .
TEX, crcel n ~ e, AZ ~ ~ %s and 2el Broad
va Asor IIouse l3l Fast 125th street 25l Column
bus Avenue ~ sixth Ayenle and foot of 1es6rosses
and Cortlanit Streets: Court street. $50 Fulton
Street 9s broadway and ruoklyn Annex station FOOT
Of Fulton street Brooklyn. station jersey Ci'y.
York Transfer tuuiTanF VIII call Tor an cleoK
tarrage hotels and residences through TO destna
ton
S. NJ PREyoSr, oJ J. X X ~ Woop, s,,
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Mr.. Cunningham has purchased from Jacob AZ Skinnee
S2S, 100.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
Gcntber5.

. ,,r-pr~,,. An ,0RrrGN TEACHERS AGENCY
y surf,.cs Pro'. SOS, T"achcrs Tutors No'efnc''e''
&c O. a. iec~s. schools ard Fa'nli"s. Apply to
Mrs ". j. YOUEGTTLrO%. y tnon square.
A GENCY Miriam Coyrirre supplies tutors professors
"A teachers cnvernesse c'c In all de1ts r"coilnrn y
s.hoos parents $50 hihaVe. Book bing cor guns
ss.cTrr-C"TTO% ~ FRENffT.-Irva'e lessons In con-
1"fsation. grammar and literature. ~ 80. ,,., -,
GAsTOS DOTAY. 2l9 West 44th-st
~, NE FISK Tcacier~' Agencies New-YOrk. Bo-tn.
1 chicago 10, Angeles. &c; $50 positions hhcd
II r. TGOCKrR Y V. Manager. 20 oth-aVc. Q3,n'>fl
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
DEL. L.Ck,WA>N, AND WESTERN RR.
stations in Nrw-Y"rI foot OF Barclay and
Christopher streets.


NENTIHi'irD TRAINS. ~ LiIltN gpACUES
Direct route 60 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR.
THE ORANGES. summit BerBaidsyile Bashins
Ridge, Madison. Moulstown. Passaic Paterson. Boom
tn. Dover. Sttnhopc. BtDu'~ LAKE. LAKE HO-
FArCoNG Htckrt tst1wn, ScHOOLEY'S MOI NTAIN.
Washington rHllIIISBtNG. EASION. WATER
GAP SrROCpsBURG Pocono Mountains. ,CRAN-
TON plTTSrON. WILKEsBARIE NANTICOKE.
hANNILLE, NoKTIu uMGEKLANp; Monuose. BlNG-
EANl1N pNfplN, HpltNll H. NatrrsIlo, UTICA.
MlCuFlEIn, srRING5,. c,r'land SrKAcISE, os-
mArh. .nANS,1N!ll:E MrFFA9loo and all points
900 a ,nUFFNL0 UTICA. and osWEGo EN-
wi;h train for Chicago. arriving 9:2o a. next
72o \. X-nINcHAMToN NAIL Stops a, principal
stations
I01 Z. u SCRANTON. BfNGIIAMTON and EIMIRA
ENpRESS Pullman pailOr
4:lO l.. VI. SCRANTON, WiLtESBARRE and PIYM-
OITII ENlltESS. Pullman parlor
1870 /. u. daily FFAIO LIMITED EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeper Arrives 7.f5 a.
poo l.. VI dbaily)-HtFFAI.O UTICA and OSWEGO
ENpktSS. Pullman S"epcrs
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMIOpATTONS at -
Murray ana 42' Broadway. Tickets at ferry statolc
1Nj and ai2 Broadway. % West l.5t 3i Columbus
ave. Nov York 33 Wash ngton-t. 72j Fultonst.. ard
- Broadway: Brooklyn Time tables. gNing fGl infor
nation at all stations
WESrCOrr EMPRESS COMPANY VIII call for ard
check baggage from hotel residence 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08

NEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
EufSF: ic Iss"e rase Wolf 70 SS fnds w"t 81 eo" x
S'n,,t , 9 s,Sa r2s - Thom. q loaqye Soxss viii
1otheyc ., extends from 5ji6 to ioti.st '''''~
as sa Gne % nSDsy sc.Ss James
Hartley to sSss %s.tar ss Ns,on,i iS
NSa"G iirs to ossS 9s,pn ocSs Todd 500
o'Donncll to Cathar,ne o Donneii. '.,.. ''''I"
l'Ssi jona Esc%n to Elaps. s. i1D''' 2oAso
othiaye AVE, m hdsa ss m OF iS1t 1880; Jennie
Amn,te.r,aam%ye Nos ;s-l ana ls3o; Emanuel -'O''
l55,h.t y a., ~ T. MsX WGn $4,000
l..,iI 100 James + Thomas and VIZ; T. Charles il
Bo;,oa:a'e 5, so # o; iciti.si. 25xio5; 40"
h.ni0 M Le"ina2n 70 Gcorge Rosenberg $500
2ctE.s Sa'.aIi@e Yo ~, n,'DSnn,il %s.,! .,m
.oG,s 4sS5 Il '1"S Of . sts'aye i0.ix5?;
2.th.s so is9 We, -aSc to sane -
'a casd, HSn iS # and VIII, Vi ni to T. u;:s%s:; 4sMGss
4OT aa Md ,aa5ad 2 e.. Al, Of x5,. ioaye to '.s TSe,
1cH,sAe 80 r cf s7th.st, :a5Aioo; '''O0'
slst,.s, 80 ~ Vest 5 Levy and wife to ''''0'
9l;;'t; 30 - w'st; Jas Brown ard wife to 10
s5th.st - -55 70 e Of sd-ayc. 2jxio22; Martin
Mcmahon. rscree, 10 Jgisoa ) Todd ........ go
ro1y obhoa ana wife 70 JOS coafsl saie An 5000,
Ion,,n ,;,o,5. 9so FL Is ,So Of oi Ave A. 25xio2e;
Ic, "a 9s MAJ; --t,dlcr 23d Ward Mary
I77th,st, corn p9hn tt-st Wilson Cannon ''''
10! r. m ''Ge s 4G tngTlfr "a WsT rS,d 1880
mon, Co; Txenty.thI,l wed LAID LAID ii%rioy i%prioye:
RoSSfSdt s. ?'' ?a5 IT 'o,,' Of Miron, 25sioo '7'o
Ioi! f'i2 y and Ea,Som ,s . % Gorge Cater 5000
wari Frederick p Forster TO Katsa,iie Iaa.
Same t%pe,tv; Katharine Haumann to Fred ''''"
Lot .59, sane nap; + = Forster to Loui; .
Same rep r,y Louis sclnciccr, ir. ard wife to 'S'
Lot, ga same nap; Gorge Huber aad wife to .
Lot; q ona 2s. same map; Phillip NeuQ and
Lots 2'i.. @2i and 22G rank Rapp ard wife
to frei rick Forster. 2
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Brccn. Thoma-' p % Arthu' Gorsch n s2i.s.
c,nt, f. dsgS dam ,S 3O1s sotonv ckof ,.,y 400
Of Got,-r in.ti merits. ............... 5000
CLARK. FREDERICK x. to W Williams, No SO
chochol Tsoi'a: g; asi ward L,nd Improve. '"'
Gross Efwa'd ani wife t, Abe, II ,chster, -'"
le'h-st Of ad,avc. year .::'....'....' 1coo
M%y..t " Of courtsndt.aye ycsTs s'"' $500
* a. u 70 mae c'ISt popry Sf 'pS 1ISlfF a
Hill fenedici t. Mary Van iseqrcn lot s. ~"
Tar map J@sn s% !, Opc Cod deI.nd p fo,.,. 10, 500
and II A Forster property, Path Ward
Kenndlly Augustine 10 Alec townsend and '''
another. trustees, e LeynetOn-avc. n Ct 44th-
Klausner i,ahc to Geo Kocher ard another
rs BSoneis HS9loaN e o. t9d MS,S S"S S,,, 1000
3ith-st. Of llthsye. / 1e,r. -. 500
NEay 5s T"S a@G So 55d w o a g M"f s ln' Co. 5000
Neudortor Simon. ard wife to VIM H,nisch,
xooaIgr ~ Ja OF 'SG'e 9G TSr., Mack 5000
34,h-et. of 5,h.avc 3 -, 1900
messy. Tepplnest corner l74th-st J wear. $3.50
Mary, o. Wash" aonays, !s'rs: % 5000
Sutherland ID, F. and another 20 Eliza Walroud,
30 ,
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
Dantins Ntd0cmic5.

rrXAxDrn MAcGREGOE's ,lcnlelssohn Assembly
\ aY. ios West ,jth-st. Private lessons and classes
Ia dancing
r. FORGE H. WALTACES Dancing Classes at music
" IIall 57th and 1-avc and liar'in i,.r
f..as.s i26'hs See circular
n, r,o .. WALTER lately returned from Europe.
(I C1,ssss and private Icsfons f. society Dances daily
a.; Colu,rirs-ayc. s0th ard S1't sts
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08

cATHARlNE H. or RUSSIA ~ X wAIiszEwsfir
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ca,sy,o sT s'GT" II g, y .y e'ory are more ronn 9 That o,
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"n % me cnn,rnpoi} Inss.a wtirh she ga 80 much
vices and with ali her faults 10 " w,li,1o~sI ha
as odmiri"s s' "" % ' Tae a'' '"' af '' "
.he ag,hor has drawn yaluane materials f,r tie
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address Mrs. D. e. s5a nroadwa5' Room a
NADEMoIsELLE vELTrN
Nt SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS
FIREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
100 and 1852 West Iith-s;
EIs1
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
s5TH and s6TH srREBrs. NEW-YORK
rINHE COMSTOCK SCHOOL
i Family ana Day school or Girls. 3st year.
DAY Principal. Street.
VAN NORMAN INST. Gounicu 1850,
Principal. Nine vAN NORMAN
For Bows and Young Men-City.
II EIvERsrTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 70 West 5Gh-st.
~ 9th Prepares colleges scientific schools
business Primary artmcn -Four resii pupils received
For Both Seyes-Citv
RERLITz school. OF LANGUAGES.
- - Madison Square t2'th-st and broad"aV -
Term begins now
Musical Instruction.
NJ ETROPoIITAS cOIT.EGE OF MuSIC -
vi LEADISG Mi'sICAI. INsTITiTE OF AMMIERRICA;
Residence resident students DUDLEY
BUCK. Pros; Aib.ri Ross Parsons. VicePres; H. W.
10 3 q EAST IaTIIsr.. NEwYoRb
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF W-JERSEY
lNuINrTcItc C01I usoI oNcIi5IFeIF,J
Four tracks. Automatic Bl C% signals.
r,a-rl lnl-n stAfl-r IL, Il L-IoILf y.

Four TRACKS, Automatic Bl.cN signals.
Trains l"tF" station f.Dt = Liberty 81
Tlme ll.le in LIT n~.. =. 1898, ,, o.
- ra-'sa. B.'h,rh0rI. Als0flun Mlu.N Chunk. &r,
400 1.l5. -. lt.i5 g. iast.n i. NJ. llM l@l 600
{, i's'0n. 4:' 5.g5. I:aO o. Allentown T. IL sundays
go 1:iJ \. ~. 1000. J3D Z T. .
Fox Wlkesla,te. P!,ts,on AMI SrFanton s;'9 a. NJ
I.r Keading O., 800 So. 80 1899 ii.3o a. 81 NJ.
da's. i.3o l. NJ. 100. l&o $50. 73o +. NJ, l2;lo
Ff'r Harrisburg NJ 800 500. So A. NJ. i:io. I;ao
400 $50 p. NJ. 12l5 night. sundays 1909 $50 p NJ.
II 10 night. o
For s!noury. Iewlsturg. nnl wIiamsspor' at 400
500 G.i5 a. NJ ii0 100 7.3O T. NJ. 1913 night, ex-
cept Saturday night, sundays. i:l5 4. NJ. 7:3O p. NJ.
Fr r,i Bank Long Branch ani points south Poin.
Pleasant $500 s.l5. 1880 \ ", 30 -. @;ie TO iei
hanl. 500. i..D 51s - Rel Dlrtl. 6.iJ 7 NJ sun
day keep ocean Grove and Asinry Paiii 900 ~ ~.
500 T. ~
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 si5 4 r. 10 800. - p. "
F.- Iarnine.iiir. Toms River Earrccat Park and
R1-r.rat 4 30 ~:i5 4 ~ l:i5 % /. y.
Atantc Cry Nineland and I'riiseton. 4;3o n u.
i:i5 p " -,
go 81 1870 T. ~ 10 i.5. feo. 80 r. II.
sunIa,s 900 \. =. 500 r Y
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
ME2T SMnRE RAfERnnD

~. =. e. * H. r r p. C'. LFssEED
W-at .lcl-st. station. York.
lows - minutes earlier from Franklin-st.:
c;l5 \. y. ptf!y f.r Albany. i.t Syracuse Roch-
ester. Bu,alo Nlagora Falls Detroit Chicago; except
Saturday for Toronto.
6;I5 =. N-Dlr for Albany. Montreal l'tlca Syracuse
IocH,ssr. Buffalo. Niagara Flls Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland and Chicago.
S;tJ 4. M.-Day for Albany Utica Syracusc Rochester
ruraio Nin5ufa r.iIs. fYr,nt0 ,cct-,,. cleveland
and CHICAGO
For tickets timetables paror and sleeping-car
modaons apply city offices Brooklyn York
a. stations Timetables at principal hotels For other
information address
q. L. LAMBERT. General Passenger AGENT
NandernIlA New