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torlum and large Sunday-school ROOM which can
be thrown into one, will seat about 200 people.
Bishop L. ca Andrews preached this morning, ana
the Rev DR.. c. n. Payne. the debt-payeI. ,i iUi-
lowed the sermon with subscription SoHcllalIol,.
There was nearly 800 600 Of the Of the cnulch
still unprovied for. over one-thrd of this amount
was subscribed at this service There was u ~,
mans platform meeting this afternoon. prrsnel
over by ex-senator II. G. Connolly who Is preSlur'
of the Board OF Trustees and Of the Building ON
mittee Dr. Paine preached this evening Inc
services will extend through the week.
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Red Bank y. j. Jan 14-Several entries have
been received for the National amateur skating
races, which set down for January %. The
Shrewsbury River is now covered over with thin
coating of ice. and a large number of people Were
skating the shores to-day. II there is no Ice
on the above date the races Will be postponed from
time TO time until it is Of sufficient thickness.
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MARKING OFT THE M0yTGOyERY's COURSE.

New-London Conn, Jan. 1.-THE Government
steamer Gardenia which has been waiting here
for four days for favorable weather. went out to-
day to mark the course Long Island Sound over
which the Montgomery will have her speed trial.
The dynamite cruiser Vesuvius arrived here from
New-YOrk to-day to assist at the trial. The Dol
phin and the tugs Fortune and WANNA already
here and the Fern and Leyden are expected. These
six vessels will mark the course. The Trial Board
Will meet here at noon tomorrow and fix the day
for the trial The Montgomery will take a premln-
any the Tuesday. The final
trial will be on Wednesday Thursday
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Az EXPRESS AGEN

Az EXPRESS AGENT SHORT ~ HIS ACCOUNTS
Albuquerque. ~ NJ. Jan. IA few days ago It
was rumored that f. L. Gilbert, agent for the Wells
Fargo Express Company. was short In his accounts
Following the report Superintendent ]. L. Stubs
Of the company, stationed at Denver arrived and
began an investigation. +. Burt the local cashier
confessed that he knew OF Gilbert's shortage and
covered up the same when the office checked
up He acknowledged the shortage to be nearly
5000. which Gilbert expended In extravagant living
Yesterday Gilbert arrested and put under 81, 800
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REAL ESTATE.
DEAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Allen-st NJ g. Louis Bernstein and wife 70
Jacob Rieser. -;
Hudson-st. No p; James w ketcham ana WIG
1Oth-aVe " corner ioth-st: Thomas Eonert-
son and wife David Stevenson Brewing %.
33d-s, = q corner Jih-ayc. l3XG1; Meyer l. sire
and wife to John q Norris. ......... -.
GOth-st s. 3Js II Of oh-ave. 5oNlVo; Luzon
] Adams and wife to William Ludlum. ::
01th-st 40 l24 West; James NJ Gano and wife
TO John Stlger =. :.
3d-ave $. 30 II 81 J6th-st. 2Jx'O; George
" Kelenherger and wife 10 Louise smith.
Madlson-avc. , . corner llOth-st; Jacob Rieser
and wife to Louis Bernstein. ...............' 49,
4Oth-st n g. 22J II W II lOth-ave. 1JX9S; Thomas
b Robertson and wife 10 DaSii Stevenson Brew
1OOth-st. n $. 10 4 o ~ msterdam-ave 25xlOo;
Drre Lyon and wifi" 20 Robert Blake. .....:
13sth-st. No 305 West; Gibson Putzel. referee 10
i23d-st $. i2J n ~ 1th-ave. JoXlOO; Catha-
rine Smith 10 William Norris. ...:.......; 49,.
lJGth-st : s. $50 II @ Of COurtlandt-ave; John +.
Hoffman and wife 10 the Saint Mathews
Lutheran Church OF Morose. ...................
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE. WASHINGToN. CHICAGO CINcIN-
NATL ST LOUIS AND ALI. POINTS WEST
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
Leave New Yor. loot OF iberty,at, daily. CHICAGO
i2:is nisht. 'CINCINNATI: sT, LOUIS . A. N. !:a6
NJ Dining Cap an, 80 900 r Nj ex Sum 600 p
daily ex. 800 Z. NJ NORFOLK. 1880 A. NJ. daily. 80
T. NJ. ex. sun. NEW ORLEANS . T.. NJ. daily
Valley route. Offices: i7?, 26 4l5. LAO Broadway. 81
East l4th-st.. 400 Grand-st. ~ Y: 3il Fulton
Brooklyn station foot OF I.herty,st c. T. r. Of N J.
from hotel residence to destination.
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OPENING SERVICES IN NEW CHURCH,

Kingston. n. Y, Jan. IA SpeciaD.-The new ST
James's Methodist Church. at Fair and Pearl sts.
IN this city, Is now completed. and the first public
service held there this morning. The total cost
Of the edifice Is about $4,000 The main audi
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Pennsylvania
- RATT.ROAD


1850 FAT Car e rfsOus
ana 4Hd sa Cars Eom SSPHs h Da@s ii &
danapos a. r. TceSo 5 81 5 ana IN
2:os1 ?. VI cHictAGo XND 81. LOUIS EXFRFss;;-
vile and chleas6 ana Arrives Ie"s H 90 % q
600 = " p w VA TEa:s' ExPPnEss, Pullman sle,
y ara Dnng Gars to Che hes an1 nv nex dsy
7'45 = VI so IAi -wfsrEES ExrREss rSl%sa
Arrives Cincinnati D. m. indianapolis 1913 p m,
s.oo !. Low pHG fSf:"d @2ITps Buffet
Sleeping Car 70 pItsbprs Connects for Chicago and
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
- 20 1910 Iimiig Dining c4r) IL a: m y gn 10
Sa2s '3F hn i cnf, SD p M Els nisht:
SUNDAY $50 e'Q a. M $:2O .9nsfsssi3hai Llm Gs
all rari2r aga ,a DniRg cars)' 49, u'"'ns 0a'''
1870 p. M.-Rlchmond and Danyle Express daily y:
500 r. M.@baiily Tor c4esapeaae: and Ohio Railway.
ShaTes Route a. n weekdays ana with 1n''aSA
FLqaiSH srEc!sl $ 'n'ks1HsT i5a
Kockisdse dndian Riyerj 9:3o M $40 p M And
I5s s e NO rcsdas da rharsss and ssiarias
FOR ATLANTTc CITY : weekdays. with Through
E ESG I$Sf sSsS I.aE p rssSey Grove and Point
o not STOP at sy Park s and OCEAN Grove on
Express: Geo - $ $50 .. $50 40 Penna Lirset,.
1910 II A. m 1910 ,Floriia SpeciaD. 1890 !. 2:l0
3 4, 43o. >. g. : 80. $50 IN n PIP night.
n. m. . l. 40. s. 6. 7:ij S. $50 p m. l2:l5
Ticket Offices: Nos 423 Oh 1las II3 and 2Gl Broad
way. Aston House l33 East i25th Street 81 Column
bus Avenue 49, sixth Avenue and foot OF Desbrosses
and Cortandt Streets Court street. $50 Fulton
Street 9s Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot
Of Fulton street Broo.lyn. station Jersey city.
The New York Transfer Company will call 0r and check
baggage from hotels residences through destina-
ton.
:. NJ PROVOST. J.. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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Gunntrp Property for Sale.

For sALE15iO acres. seven miles from city Hall.
j Detroit Mich. and one mile from T. w. Palmer
cntWorlds Fam farm who has donated
the city Of Detroit for park purposes This property
had $4,000, half cash balance on long time.
There Is no better Investment to be had than thus De
perfect For further Information address
A. HESSELBACaET. 232 Gratot-aye.
Detroit Mich.
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RAILROADS.
n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R

Trains leave OF West i2d-s follows. 10 minutes
earlier from Franl<n-st
80 A. NJ daily except Sunday for Waikiki Valley
r. H. stations Middleown Ellenvlle. Fallsburg Liberty
Carbondale Scranton. Walton, Debit. Sidney Norwich
Utica Rome oneida. Fulton. Oswego.
3:i5 T. NJ. ,except Sunday, Sullivan Co. Express
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations, Campbell Hail.
Middletown Ellcnvlllc. Mountain Dale. cenrcve Falls
burg Hurleyvle Liberty Falls Liberty Iarksvlle. and
Livingston Minor. $1,000.
7:15 r. NJ daily Middleown Summltvile Falls
,,'rr Iihertv livingston Manor VoclIlnd Walton Sid
ney Norwich. Oneida Fulton. Oswego.
40 l.. NJ. daily VIA Niagara Falls. Reclining chair
car seats frce) New-lork to Niagara Falls. Pullman
seepers New-lork 70 OsweSo Arrives Detroit $40
D. M, Chicago 80 a. m ST. Louis $40 D. IN.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 37l Broadway
Transfer Company calls FOR and checks baggage
~ destination. -
J. g. ANDERSON. q. T. A..
R.av. NaV, vorL
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Board Mary W. to J Spratt s Avenue Il
" n ~ lGth-st ye1r...-......: ....'' 49,
Breen James X. ct al. - ! y Hutchinson. iV,h-
st n s. JOJ.7 n OF Amsterdam ave. year
Chaffec. Harry. 70 Armintha Merritt 1Oth-st, n s.
100 II " OF Amsteriam-ave. NOR cages dr-
Donohue Ellen to George + Bristow. Columbus
ave. corner Of Jacks)n-avs ) years. .....
Ehling william H. jr. and wife TO + \ SchwF|
Cedar-st. II " corner Of Aveuu" u, ) years..
La Maida. Carlo. 20 o l. Richard, Hottest. -
200 II @ Of 2l-aye. months. ............ go.
NcCaffcrty. MARY T. and another t. Lambert
Suydam. trustees. Delancey-st., % n OF
LOWEST. years
McCartv. Pierce T.. et nj - = i Tiernan. 1i3th-st,
;. 80 n Of Grand boulevard. year.
Smith, Louise. and another 10 NJ J Newman. ID
ave. $. 800 II Of j6th-st. ! year. .,::.....
Smith. Herbert y. and wife. 10 Ellen McManus,
45th-st, n 9, 2SS.+ # Of Gth-aVe. year. Z
Teets Alonzo to l. : Teets. 12lst-st n 3, lO6 I
Of Manhattan-ave. mortgages years.
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Gotels
STEAMBOATS,.

NlORVW1GG1 llNISo
INSIDE KOL IL. REDUCED FARES
BOSTON, -. WOhCESIEH, -.
Steamers leave Pier 80 (oldl, North KNcr (nex. TO
Desbrosses St. Ferry 80 T. NJ. daily except Sunday.
connecting with Ncsubuled cApfss train leaving New.
London at - A. NJ.
~ EW-UAEEN-FAkE Sl.-Magnliiccnt new
IN twinacIcw steel "Richard Peck" Flyer.
fastest steamer Long Island Sound. leaves Pier %,
T.. r.. az ID. M. sundays excepted arriving a.
Ne Is D. In time for trains to Merlden,
Hartford. Spring ncld and North
< TONINGTON LINE for Boston and the
- East. Steamers leave New Pier 30 n. r.. foot OF
Spring St, n 600 L. NJ daily. except Sunday.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave West 42d Station New York a. fol-
lows, and is minutes earlier from foot Franklin
o;l5 A. M.Daily for Albany. Utica; syracuse hocn
ester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago excep'
Saturday for Toronto.
6,l5 H. M-Daily Albany. Montreal Utica. Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Cleveland and Chicago. ,..
Sis =. M-Daiy for Albany Utica syracuse Rocheste
rSuna,o Nasurs Falls. Toronto. cet-o.s. Cleveland
and Chicago
modatons apply city Offices Brooklyn and New YORK ana
at stations rme-ta at principal hotels. For othsF
Information address, -.
VanderbmIavA. New.Yoexs
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY

fAnthraclte
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
Trains leave station foot of Liberty St
Time Table IN Eject Dec n 1888, ., a.
For Easton Bethlehem. Aeno"h MauSn Shus so "a "a
to Eastonj $50 5:.3 73o to Allentown p NJ Sundays
$50 10 A. NJ. 100 $50 + NJ - =.
100 80. 430 p. NJ. sundays 42o 4; ~ ,.,o =,
For Reading at 400 500 : 40. 1000, II 80 A. Ms
DAYS. 4:3o A. ~. 100. 1876 $50 1880 p. NJ. i2is
For Harrisburg at 400 500. s45 A. NJ, 40, 20.
400 545 p. NJ. 1915 night sundays 100. $50 r. NJ
For sunbury. Lewishure and wlliamsport a. 400.
500 s4j A. NJ. 100 1870 73O p NJ. i2l5 night. eT.
eept Saturday night sundays. 7I5 A. NJ, 1880 +. NJ
or RED Rank Long Branch and points south TO Point 9nt
Bank. 400. 40 OBS TO Red Ban<, GID T. ~ SUP
days. except Ocean Grove ana Ashury PARK o'oo A. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
For Farmingiale. Toms RIVER Barnsga. Park and
Barncgat, $50, S:l5 A. NJ. 1:i5 40 ?. NJ. =,
For Atlantic City Vineland and Bridseton $50 A. M
For Monmouth Beach seabright, and Highland Beach.
$40 sl5; li;3o a. M. , go, las. 400 4;2o p NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE
for PHILADELPHIA week days. 800 500 900 Iooo
t i'So 9,ninS Car A. NJ ;5, 399 t% 'Su'vI is.is
l:5o 500 Dining carr 73O p. NJ. l2:i5 night, ,oo
pring ca u 100 500 800 Dining Car 1S9
A.; NJ. 1880 300 Dining Carr. 7:3o P NJ, l?l5 night,
Tickets and paor car seats can be procured at ~
Ave 81 ,s, nH St. iSt East i35th So 2Gt West I25th
ST. pol Columbus Ave, NewYori; Court ST. s6o tLl-
NcwYor Transfer Company will call for and check bag
gage from hotel residence to destination
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LEHICH VALLEY R. R.

Stations foot Of Cortlnndt md Dcsbrosses Streets
VESTIBULE TRAIN. PULLMAN COACHES.
3:.sO 4. ". Tor BUFFALO and SUSPENSION Bridge.
q and - l.. VI. Tor BUFFALO Suspension Bridge and
Chicago. -
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACc0MMoDATioNs at ~:
St. Newly ork $50 Fulton ST. Court st. and % Broad:
way Brooklyn. NewYork Transfer Company will call
and check baggage from hotel residence through TO
destination
ROILIN II. WILBUR. ClIAS. s. LEE,
Gen'l Supt. Eastern Div. Gen Pass Agent
A. W. NONNENAC CHER. WIN. T. SMITH,
Assistant Gen'l Pass. Agent. Gen'l T.. Pass. Agt
(.cu'i Eastern Onicc. 23J Broadway.
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lnstrnrllon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
| ! UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 20 West 5sth-st.
9th year Prepares lor colleges scientific schools o.,
business Primary department -Four resident pupils received
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y ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD :. =. CO.
v SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
WHITE STAR LINE.

'Teutonic Jan. II. p. nj Hannic Feb II II 30 m
ics'lc Ian ~ 20 A. m Majestic. Feb 81. m
81 iTrmane me- F Me . l2 aS pm m
From white star Dock foot 81 West lo,h-st;
No cotton carried by ssengrr steamers 81 ms me
Saloon $50 lrl according 20 steamer and To-
cation Of berth Second cabin these steamers SD ana
$50 Stecragc from the Old Country S2o. No. %
Broadway. New York Philadelphia ofice. +OG WalnutN
II. MAITLAND <ERSEY. Agent.
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FOr BOYS anu YOUNG Meh-CIV!'
| NiiNERSlrf GRAMMAR sC1ioOL. ~ West ootn-s' y,
O'h year. Prepares I'r colleges. scientinc
oushess Urinary department. -Four resident plps fecseu
For Both SeXcs--CltT
KERLlIH SCHOOL or LANGUAGES
~ - MaulAOh square tZ'th-s AMI BIoau"aSJ' -
IeIIH begins no"
MUSICAL instruction.
NETROPOiITAN COLLEGE or MUSIC. -
4I LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA.
Residence department nonresident students DUDLEY
BUCK. Pres; Aib~rt r. - Parsons Vce-pres. II. ".
"'ee'e' -ecS aht y c1s. 49,. $500, ,,, ,.,.,,. ,-opt,
~ . Il EAST liih-Sl' INV iO'N-
Broolclvn
TNHE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. Boarding
and Day School :or Girls. 43I opens September
IS l3>-liD Montague-st.. Brooklyn. y. T.
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; y W. i.iD i. NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Stations in New-YOrk foot OF Barclay and
Christopher streets.
q

vESTIBTLED TRAINS. PULLMAN COACHES
Direct route TO NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNTCLAlR
IHE ORANGES, summit. Bernardsyille BasSns
ION. Dover stanhope BUDp,s LAKE.; Lane i HS-
Westminster PHIl;LIPsBURG. ,EAsToN: WArEIR
TON. PITTsToN: WiLKESBARRE, NANrIG0KE.
IAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Wateryille. UTlCA.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland SYRACUSE OS-
WEGO ITHACA. OWEGO. ELMIRA. CORNING.
BATH DANsVllLE, BUFFALO, and all points
WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST. -
900 a. M-BuFFALo. UTICA. and oswEGo en-
PRESS. Pullman Palace Cars. Connects at Buffalo
with train for Chicago. arriving $40 a. m next
7:2c 4. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
100 p M.-sCRANTON BINGHAMroN and ELMIRA
4:io T. M.-SCIANTON WTIKESBARRE and PLYM-
Ot'TH EXPRESS Pullman paror .
$50 = VI. Opay)-BIFFALO LIMITED EXPRESS.
Pullman Sleepers Arrives at 7:i5 a IN. ~
900 T. NJ. (Daily)-BUFFALO. UTICA and OSWEGO
EMPRESS Pullman Slsepers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AZ y
Murray 42p Broadway Tickets ferry stations.
7s5 and 9o Broadway 70 West 125thst 235 Columbus.
NewYork: 1913 Washingon-st.. 126 Fuon-st, and
a broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving full inor-
nation. at all stations.
WESTCOTr EMPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence 20 destination
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Ocean GtfGmcrs.

GERMAN MEDITERRANEAN
SERVICE.
NORTH GERMAN HAMBURG AMERICAN
IIOYb < : % PACKET CO
Fast steamers between
New York & Azores Gibraltar. Agiers. Naples * Genoa
STREE Jan / u m Algicrs Gibraliar ana ''rhpt
FCLDA. Ian o. 10 A. NJ FOR Algicrs. Naples. ereh9a.
KAISER w II. Feb 10. 10 a NJ for Asiefs HapeS' 'no'
SPREE Feb H. : A. NJ for Azores Genoa -.
MnkMNNNIA. Fcb. ~. . . NJ for Ngic,s naples "enoa
colt MIlIA March TO- NJ. for Algles. Naples .'enoa
KAISER " H.. March H. : \. NJ. for Azores "enoa'
al steamers stop AZ Gibraltar. ,,,.. ,,
Return tickets available for the steamers OF e''"r r i1
from Naples Genoa Gibraltar HAMBURG Brelel i'uOi
and SOUTHAMPTON. Direct connections from ,ienot ana
Naples Egypt and the East by the Nor'h "e'"a"
Lloyd : : "a. = Imperial Mail Steamers.
North German TiovI Hamburg American
Oclrichs Coz Gen'l Agts racket 'o,.
- Bowling Green Y. - broadway, ~ 1.
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CLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
As CHARLESTON. :. G.. the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE, and all Florida points.
From Pier - Z. H. Goot of Roosevelt, ?. m
ALGONQUIN A"ldlY Jan L..
1tMASStE .....'. " u..,.y' J'l
IROpUOIS. Monday Jan -
All st-class passenger acc9fuoda'onS
VIM. T. CLYDE & CO General Agents.
FLA CENT. & PENN. FAST F. & p. LINE yia JASILs
GRIT. SO. FRT. & PASS II LINE. Via CHARiESTON,
T. q. EGER. Gcil Agt. $40 Bway " I.
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IITITTI l0'Nf~---0
RERLfTZ SCHOOL. or LANGUAGES.
- 49, Madison Square (2jth-s,. AMI Broadway -
Term begins
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Az IDEAL CITY HOME.
Real Gslate tuanteo.

OWNER OF WELL. RENTED
~ INVESTMENT PROPERTY
below Cdnal-st. value ny thousand dollars
buillingsl find cash customer by
applying TO rutland ~ WHITING.
BEEKMAN-ST.
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Real Cstate 60 gxtbanse.

II me DAIRY and STOCK FARM this State: lbs acres;
fine orchards: good dwelling and outbudings
healthy location free and clear; exchange for good
apartments MARTIN. Owner. Al Wall-s
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EUROPE. HOLY LAND. CALIFORNIA

ties. best reketng facilities; choicest ocean berths send
Tourist Gazette"
IT, GAZE & SONS. ii3 Broadway. New York.
1870 Official Ticket Agents. cher Trunk Lines
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Musical Instruction.

NJ ETROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC. -.
4' LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA
Residence department Cor non-resl,nt students. DUDLE
BUCK. Pres; Alb.rt H0ss Parsons Nice-Pres. H. "
Greene. :ec'y ana i'cas.
70 ( u EAST I4TH-sT.. NETWORK
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4 \CIIOR IL y l.;

~ UNITED STATES MAI. STE tMSHIPs.
30 r IL \ GO " VIA 10 y - y - T. X X Y
From -. y. r.. foot II West 2ith-st
Ethiopia. = Fob j
cabin. 81 and upward. Second Cabin. $50.
Steerag". outward. SOB PREPAID. S2i.
CABIN EXCURSION TICKETS At REDUCED RATES.
For drafts tours AMI other Information apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. New York
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CTNARD LINE.
~. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN:
i,,rtIria. Jan q 10 a. m Etrrra. Feb % IN
Gaa....... Feb. 3 p. Aurania. March B. P. m
uinhra. Fob TO- $50 m campaua. Mich 10 80 A. m
From Pier -. N,rth River foot % ciarkson,s,;
Cabin passage $50 and upward Second cabin. go and
upward according - steamer and location
Siecragr tickets - ami from all parts Of Europe at
low For freight AM passage apply AZ the
comranys Office ~. Bowling Green. Now York.
VERNON H. BROWN Co. General Agents
NANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS TO
\ JAPAN AND CHINA.
NETWORK TO JAPAN ~ II DAYS
Intended salngs from Vancouver;
EMI'Ri.SS or JAINN..........-..F February, .
EMPRESS or CHINA .................M March 2.
EMri.I >S or INDIA. -.... 49,. =. 49,. W.! =
T. V SKINNER. ENEREfr FftAHAR.
G'nl ifafn Ag'.. China ana Jaunn Freight Agt.
3i3 roadway. y. Y. q" Nall-st. y 7.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique
Y FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE.
IA CHAMPAGNE. Lauren. sat. IAN 90 p m
~ rof'RGDGNT I,fpcrr. ...... sat. Fob g. p m.
New York - Alexandria Egypt. vin Paris trip valid 20
dnss. TIf.' class SEQ. second class. SllS
\. FORGET. General Agent 80 Bowling Green
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TIE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY Roarini
ana Day School tor Girls. 43I opens september
IS l>-liO Montague-si.. Brooklyn. y Y.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-09
A Mirror That Cannot Be Broken.

For many years popular superstitioni has found favor in tho minds of many req garding the misfortunes which would fol-J low the persons who broke mirror, but at last this fear of i'll luck promises to be- come thing of the past. The celluloid mirror is a new invention which should have a future. The manner of construct ing 1t is as follows: A plate of transpar- ent celluloid is coated with silver or other polished metal, over which another layer of opaque celluloid is placed, and mir TOT Is obtained which may be burned, but which will not be broken by an accidental fall. It is hoped that this invention may be applied with advantage to optical in- struments of large dimensions, owing to the ductility of the substance, which per mits of its taking the required form with greater ease than refectors in metal while possessing all the merits of the glass re- Hector. House Furnishing Review
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-09
NOTICE TO AYONDALE TAX PAYERS.
Administrators Sale of Coal
 Lands.

DY virtue of an order of sale granted by the ID probate court of Calhoun county and state of Alabama, ihe undersigned, administrator of the estate of Thomas A. Walker, deceased. will sell at public outcry, for cash, to th e gh- est bidder on
 WEDNESDAY, the 22d Day of AUGUST, 1894. !. before the door of tie postofflce at Blocton, Bibb county, Alabama, the following describ ed real estate belonging to the estate of Thonn as A. Walker, deceased, to-wit;
 All of the east half of the northwest quarter ard southeast quarter of northeast quarter, section ?, in township 32, and range west Also, the west half of northwest quarter and northeast quarter of nor Invest quarter, section l2. township 24 and range 10 east. And also an undivided one-half interest in the section 20. township 22 and range 5, all in Bibb county and state of Alabama. Said lands are considered fine coal lands. and are adjact nt to the coal lands of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad ConLany,s lands,
 H. l.. STEVENSON, Administrator estate of Thomas A. Walker. deceased. au9 lot
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-09
A DEPLORABLE TRAGEDY.

TWO BOYS FALL OUT AND ONE IS FATALLY
 SHOT.
 MONTGOMERY, Aug. 8.-A special to the Advertiser from Opelika gives an account of deplorable tragedy near that place this morning. It appears that Roiy Love, the IA year old son of MT. Sam Love, had some trouble with Emmett Brooks, the 14.year- old son of MT. Charles Brooks. The result was young Brooks received load of duck shot in his stomach, and is thought to be fatally injured. The father of young Love delivered his son to the authorities.
 The little fellow does not appear to ap- preciate the enormity of his offense, and talked freely of the difficulty. He says Brooks cursed and abused him, and then attempted to assault him with heavy stick.
 The parents of the children are neigh bors, between whom is existing friendly relations.