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PEAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Clinton-St 100 II s OF GIaho.s s33 500
Delancey-st, No Ia, Jacob Ii'lner ana WIG 10 5G
HuSs"n-st Nos 20 ana 2j7; William oConnor' os n.
executor, the Rev William Is lio'p.i -,
sunoik-st No al jacob hl's '''s'. ISL
Hu,Non-s No 2.g: william Oconnor executor 81 ,of
to William Berrian.. 40 o. ,c3
lith-st n 2g2 II or Jd-aVe' <o'0 er,i,nos
Kosaltha \ Riieout and husband 10 i'o 70 100,
10lth-st s s. 10 It Of 3d-ave l'sxiuuIi' 30 M
Jacob Pfeiffer and wife to Regina Mahneipau.nr. ~
Travers-st. s., 100 II OF Bilssss-a.f oe
Ds Frank McGarry and wlfe 10 JanleS =, unroi
l3:,l-s S. 100 II OF fth-aNe nA"'li' iih'N Az IOc
Reid and wife George G Coiin % >; ;ciii,
5Ist St s = 3Gs II 81 2d-ave lN?Nl"o; Nln-
lam Steinway, executor. etc to Lem i''''" 500
19Gh-t 10 23 East Arthur Gorsch ana %o'he' ~ 7,c
i5Ist-st W = $50 II Q Of Wales-ave. -oNs'o' ooc
George Robinson and wife To - knane. ~
Madlson-ave. No ~; Louise j. Meiis II" " 1000
Jones -. r,r o. lanes
ao1-st No Elizabeth L Tyler 10 'ac' ., oc
Livingston and another. -. -
sSfh-s, No 33i James Livingston ct III " NJ ~,
sifn-st No 80, EAST; Fredcrcka Becker 70 FL oof
sg;h-st. No 3Oi East: Marcus i b'okSu'e' " n oor
James Mcclure. isxlco 2.
l6,h-st g. 11S II Of fark-ave' ioAIoo'' % 600
charles steele and wife - J H"rzog 90 a. -'
81 100 II Of LeXington-a'e. J." lVA"S'' Oh oc
Charles II Cotton to the Church OF - ,.,'n
3gth-st No % West; Louisa l. Aborh I" "'''""' A On
Young. -
29ih-s lGo r. Of l EsSns II Cotton 10000
4th-st No 30 East; Henry Weller 10 Iohh " Al on,
Krcke ................ - 49,
1oth-st g. H. of lst-ase. 2sX"-i Johh An ooc
Krekel executor, etc. TO Henry "'"''' ~
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
= - -. - Antn.naflc Block Signals.

tAnthracte coal used exclusyely)
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81. q.
40 rs $40 as 70 Eason) 4. NJ. llo. l.5o ,4v
10 Fas,on) 40 s:l5 730 a. Allentown J. ~ sundayr
4:sD 7l5 A. NJ 400. $50 +. NJ ~ \,
F9r Wlke.saT5o psop and sST a 'o
For Rcading at 30 500 olo. 10 90 II 80 A. M.
40 1So 800 90 go 30 X i2i5 n.gh,. s Sun
DAYS 4:3O A NJ. 100 80 go 20 p NJ ii n Ia
800 545 p. NJ. l.i5 night. Sundays 100 o;So T. H.
e For sq M Io lfE 49, app ~
urday night sunday IS A NJ 80 p ~, iS'iS n pa;
For Red Bank Iong Branch and g9n,s so "a % 10 f ny
RANK 4 90 20 C5:3s 10 Red Bank) 6:i5 7. NJ sup
davs except ocean Grove and Asbury PARK soo A. NJ
800 p. NJ .uooD
49, Sis A. NJ. l:45. $40. 40 r. NJ -. p.
For FarnIncdale Toms River. Barnega Park and Bar
negat 430 Sis A. NJ. i:45. ago r. NJ -
For Atlantic city. Vineland and BrdGeton 4:So A. d..
For Monmouth ssab,ight and H Zig Be ss
DAYS 900 A. t-nn p. VI.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
FOR Philadelphia days. 49, 500 300. lO:o
30 DINING Carp a: NJ 80 800 100 q3uret fa5i9s
Iis o 500 S9Hfag nn! "a Sa ~ so p f' 81 i25 nsh
For Baltimore and Washington. week days 300, II ~
Dining Carr A. ~. 30 800 Zoo tDIn'ng Car. saS
A. NJ 80 800 Dining CARP. 73o r. NJ. l2:iJ night
col 4i5 aii i,lio 1919 Broadway. 49, 9Th Ave 81
ri Columbus Ave New-York: Court St. $50 Fulton
St BROOKLYN % Broadway. Williamsburg The New.
York Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence TO destination
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS, F pH.
"A THE NEWYoBK TRIB l,fIEr WILL MI Gag Broad
way "a door north OF Thrty-hrst-st.; ana AZ "a
EASEMENTS the following Brancn 30 Wn s,x,b- ave-;
Isl Fourth-ave. Fourteenth-st 100 III sixty.
corner Fortyseyenth-s' LOG Third md iS2
Nrsts, 7Os First-aye 1O6 West Forty 20 wat
Columbusave; 80 Avenue A; 1873 Third ave- - ave-
o5T West Forty seconds Dol
33S Thrd-aye: 2.05i Third-ave, between one-"
and ,u,efh and nd thirteenth SKIS "A.
~ ~ EN- OTFICES East One hundred a,
-, =, af,hss 5i3 We; one hundred-a nd-twenty
q, and 900 west hundred -forty-hfth-st' w
D. M. at regular office rates .ox ~, v.,hsve: leo
In brooklyn 63 court-st; oOS ne va 9.sss
x,sH,ord-aye IN to q. m regular once rates
fraon Once Tor sdvertiseusntA Norfolk essee.
= W. q, Lppaou EngAne 10000 -l-- - !.
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CrpREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY

-
y or NEw-YoRK - Henry KersteGs p2 'lIil:
against Caiharne Knrstens widow of and sole deyre
deceased Catharne Karstcns executrx and jeremiah
Herman Karscrs deceased. John Karsicns. II living
,he ar no"n rrTsns % b are , o Iy Kars Mary
Knrstcns the wife or Of the said John Kars'ens
or ' Mi5% " !. s living sued by the name Of Mary
kars'cns her true name there be any sSch WIRE %,
persons who bee the heirs executors admins
II he is not living and the wives and husbands q the
IN" widows u such as are dec- sed Albert ka.stens
II living the unknown lesons who are or nay be tho
Hihcrt K"Tstens II said Albert Karstens was s
The u Fanny Karsens her true name there
be- such wife or widow being unknown to the plain
IN and the unno%n pcrs@ns VINO IT, or may o s
Of the said Albert KaStcns. 4 he is not living and the
%Xes ana hHDna5 ' n r' ' wlows of such as are de-
ceased Henry Kurstens and Ernest g KonHr surviving
executors Of and trustees under the last VIII and tes,a
Kars,e. %lfc Of Irng ,n E@T.'eH' defendants
You hereby summoned to answer the amended com
on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after the
snG in case Of Your failure to appear answer us
ment taken against you 10y default for the relief
Ne%YSrk Fs9,@2yy 2o,h ;o lsot -, PLAINTIFF
address and postoiice address No 10 Nassau-st
To The above named defendants John Kastens; Ivy
Ing the unknown pcson. who are or may be ihe sn
MARY Kastcns wife widow Of the said John Kars
. sp VIE ' or Wow % h still living 81 BY '' the
MARY name ~ there be such wife
widow be unknown To the plaintiff, ana the I'M
known who he the heirs, executors.
creditors and devsces OF the said John
Karstrns If living. and the wives and husbands
and tho widows such deceased Albert Karstens
II living unknown persons who are or may be the
children descendants Of the said Albert kars,
tons Fanny Knrstens. the wife widow OF the said
Ali.rt [arstens. said Alberi Karstcns Is
ried and II said wife widow IL sll living sued by
the name II Fanny Karsens. her name. II there
be any such wife widow being unknown TO the plain
tiff and the unknown persons VINO are or may De- me
heirs administrators creditors and devsees OF
Tho said Albert Kars'ens II he Is not living. and the
yiyes and husbands u the said heirs and devisees OF
The said Albert Karstens and the widows OF such
deceased
The foregoing summons Is served upon YOU by pub
uc,tion pursuan order o; Hon George l.. Ingra-
nm one Of Justices Of the Supreme Court Of the
etatc Of NewYork bearing date the fourteenth day Of
March In year 1891 and hle with the amended COM
niant in this action in the office OF the Clerk ~ the
CIV and County NewYork. the County Court House.
I'm II said city, the fourteenth day OF March. IN the
1924 49, 49,, 900.
JOSEPH .. BROWN. ESQ.,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office address and pos,oice address No 20
Ne Y
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Auttiou Sales Of Real estate.

DrcuARD V UARNETT & CO. Auc,ioneers.
TX will sell AZ auction
TUESDAY. APRIL .. c-,--
. 90 ,.,ooL roon NJ the New-York Real Estate SAFES
Nv - room. III I,roaIway =,
c,,-. =, Cannon Pleas Partition Sale Theodore r
N - Hascal Referee
400 BROADWAY
10, 25xo3 with 5-story marble building 2'N'"o' upper
part about 90
=, o-vico with b-sorv iron-font building. 23NioO; upper
about 81. ,.,... ,-a.s,u &
GpMISTON q DORSETT. Esgs., FL Auys' Nassau -
Mas M Auctioncers'. II and - Liberty ~.
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n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot West 42dst follows. Is minutes
earlier from Frankin-st: 49, ,,.,, ,,.u.,
1850 A. daily except Sunday for Waikiki, Nany
T. r. stations Middletown Elenville, Falsburg Losty
Carbonate. Scranton. Walton. Debit. sidney. Nos""@
Utica Rome Oneida. Fulton, Oswego. a..
3i5 p NJ. Except Sunday. sullivan Co Express nos
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell Hall Mioo
town ElenViile Dale. Centreville. FallsputG
Hurieyville Liberty Falls Liberty. Parksvle. and L'
ngston Manor. $500. ,-,..,,- ,.-,..,,s
"a, p NJ daily Midietown. summitylle Fallsseurx
Liberty Livingston Manor. Rockland. Walton Sitney
Norwich Oneida Fulton. Oswego. Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 81 Broadway
J. c. ANDERSON. G. 7. A.
SO Beayer-st., New-fork
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DIR. ADLER on "WOMAN'S INFL UENCE."

HE SAYS THAT MAN AND WOMAN ARE NOT
EQUAL. But THAT EACH HAS GER
TAIN RIGHTS.
A large number of women listened to a lecture by
Or. Felix Adler in the Carnegie Music Hall yester-
day morning. His subject "Woman's Influence"
He said in part:
There are to-day new paths opening for women
mere are opportunities 10 be grasped, new
roals are to be We cannot help but be in
Sympathy with what is known as the woman's move
ment but still there is need OF great caution lest We
indulge In exaggeraton or fail in reverence to the
past. 1t is not true that men and women are equal;
that they both have certain rights Is true. One
Of the rights belonging equally 70 all men and
women is. to speak paradoxcally the right TO be as
nneoual to every other human being as one likes.
Woman Is not the equal Of man, nor Is man the
Equal of woman; there is difference between them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-02

CITPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW-YORK. LOUIS V. BELL and WILLIAM JAY
- Trs,ccs under the last VIII and Isaac
Ic Junior deceased, Plaintiffs. against. JEANETTE
it.iI Isaac Bell Junior. NOrah Bell and Henrietta
ie and the said Jeanette Bell AZ General Guardian OF
The estates Of said Isaac Bell Junior. Moran Bell
ga Iienrie,ta Bell Defendants Trial desired in the
County OF New-York. SUMMONS. $500 -
r. tbe above named defendants: YOU ARE HEREBY
et-NNONED 10 the complaint In this action. and
a. serve copy OF your answer on the plaintiffs Attorney
after the service OF this
elusive Of the day service. and in OF failure
10 annear or answer judgment will be taken against
y default for the relief demanded in the complaint.
dated March l. 1897.
Famen b. Gambler. Plaintiffs Attorney Office and
post once address No. ~ Wall Street. NewYork
To the above named defendants and each Of them:
The foregoing Is served upon You by publication
rrsuant 10 an order OF Hon. Edward Patterson, jus
,,ce ~ Tho Supreme State OF NewYor In and
Tor the civ and County OF NewYor dated the End day
~ March 1891 and nled with the complaint herein. in
the Office Clerk Of the city and County Of New
nj the County House In the said City OF New York
Dated March 2nd 1894 Flamen 3. Gambler Plaintiffs
Attorney No. ~ Wall Street. New-York City. Nsw-York.
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Nrm Tlrblltailons.

twentieth Edition. post pad. i9r 25c. or stamps
THE HUMAN HALF; Why II FAILS vi:
4 Turns GRAY and the remedy. by Prof HAHLDl
pApttFP n IOVG q Co Ol3 Arch St. Phla. Pa.
EVERY one should read this little hook."-Athenaenm
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Fer Young Ladies.-Country.

A LADY HAVING her school in New-York has
n rented country house IN desirable and healthfli
location where she will receive limited number OF
pups who will he under the chaperonage OF herself ana
her teachers iudcious amount Of daily instruction WI"
be combined with a happy outdoor life. Pupils who
wish to prepare school college work can receive
special courses particulars and references address
Miss GAYIOR ia West sGth-st New-York
Csr CATUARINE's IN THE MOUNTAINS. Holdorncs.
- " H-Recrcaton school f3r girls session iHne c',n
4th Address ST tAlI ltlNf = hN''i' -" W
2a2 washinston-ave. Brooklyn, \. f'=---
TIME CATHEDRAL. SCHOOL OF ST. MARY.
i GARDEN CITY. N Y. ,,
and Art College Preparatory and Elective courses Oh
study. for September. 1904
Miss JULIA II. FARWEL1" Principal
IT HE CAMBRIDGE school FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Advantage. OF Boston Comforts OF home Small casseA
M ARTHUR GILMAN is the Director
ry,ENpIF GROVE SEMINARY. Saratoga Springs: " Y
Regular and optional courscs for young ladies' ten
teachers CHARLES +. DOWD. Phi. D., President
= q HILIHOUSE-AvE.. New-Haven Conn-.West End
DO Institute School for Girls Mrs and MISS Caay'
principals Send for circularh
Miscellaneous.
CLERGYMAN offers n comfortable home 70 rev
"A whose parents VIII pay slb inonth' II 10
sired he will give them lessons in the English branchcs
making no charge for tuition. One hour from New-1ork
'' Box IA. Darien. Conn.
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DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN R. a.
stations in New-YOrk foot of Barclay ans
Christopher streets.
yEsTruTUED TRAINS. PULLMAN COACHES

q NEWAisk, BLOOMFIELD, MON lOlsNAf
THE ORANGES summit, Bernardsylle Baskins
RIDGE. Madison Morristowl Passale. Paterson, B99a'
ton Dover Stanhop=, BUDDs LAKE, LAKE Ho-
PArCoNG Hackettstcvn sCHOoLEY's MOUNTAIN.
Washington. PHILl.IPSBURG, EASTON. WATER
GAP sTRoUDsBURG, Pocono Mountains, scRAN.
TON PITTSTON, WIIkESBARRE SANTICOkE.
pANyI.E NoRTHU MBERIAND Mon,Tose Esq
RIcHFIEI.p srRINGS Gortland S{RAc US 9s'
BATH DANSXIILE HTFE i5Y + S, ard all points
600 A. MBUFEAlo SCRANTON BlN,;GHAMpI ,1IS:
cars Connects Buffalo with train for Chicago, arr
irving 30 =. next morning.
stations. ... ,,,,..,,.,,-o>. ann.
EMPRESS. Pullman pa. y cars -,
4.lO = NJ SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PLfM'
OUTH EMPRESS. pullman parl9r ears ,,-,,
7:3O p NJ tDaii')-BUFFALO LIMITED ENPRESS
Pullman Sleepers Arrives at I.l5 a. m
900 p NJ tDaly)-BUFFAi.O, SCRANTON, BINGHAM
TON. UTICA a j oSWEGo EMPRESS. Pullman
TicKf;Ts AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a. -
NrraV-st and 800 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations,
Isl and 94a Broadway SO West l2jth-st 5 Columbus.
ave New York Washn.tOn- 125 Fuiton-st. and
"a Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving fun infor'
nation all stations.
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for ard
check baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Fast ENpIess Iralns 20 l,rNrrN.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON CHICAGO, ClNei''
natl ST LOUIS AND AL IL r s TRA Wgst
ak n i ST FiT TouIs ssy ,'s \
weekdays, 500 NJ: sundays $50 p ~ Sa,t 20
TON. BALTIMORE 300 81 80 A. ~ pininy o Sunday
1901. I2:i5 night All trains daily except, 800 sun
NEW ORLEANS 500 p NJ daily through sleeping rains dn
via Washington and shenandoah Valley route. AZ us,1
Illuminated by Pintch Gas l72 26i 4la liz
broadway 81 Fast llth-st. 400 Grand-st, y. % n
Fron-st BROOKLYN; station foot OF Liberty-st. l. w. :"
OF ". J.
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frgal Notices.
Ne W-YORK SUPREME COURT City ana
" County OF New York Norman Seymour. plaintiff,
against Mabel H. Harding. defendant summons IFldI
desired IN the Ci,y and County OF New-fork
Tl above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned TO answer the complaint In
M, action and 10 serve a copy Of your the
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after the service
exclusive Of the day OF service. and IN
case Of YOUR failure to appear judgment Will
b. taken against you by default for the relief demanded
Il the complaint
Dated New York. February 1871
DAHL SEYMOUR.
PlaintiNs Attorney
York City.
To the above named defendant. Mabel H. Harding:
Tho for~gYing summons s. served upon by pubca-
ton pursuant order ~ Hon. Edward Patterson ons
OF the Justices Supreme Court of the state ol New
York dated the 81 day ~ March 1894 and led with no
complaint In 0fcr II the Clerk 81 the city and County
o. Nv York. the County Court House. In the SAID
CITY q New York.
800 DAN'L SEYMOUR.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Street. Sew York t'ty.
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DECEINER'S SAIE.-All the assets prop
orfv and GOODWILL the Brett LIthographng CO. VIII
Doe sold AT auction NJ the Exchange Salesrooms. III
broadway New York. April q. lnHi, a. II O'Clock m
rs order the Court The property can be examined
and tho OF sale aecerfained. Application 70
M,f,v H. I.ilctrclu. receive No. - Roscst New
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OLD MON LINE.
" Steamers for NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH: OLD
viRGiNIA BEACH PETERsDuRG and RICHMOND.
and Sat For Richmond. via JAMES RIyER-Wed' ana
From Pier 2e new No N. r.. foot Beach-st:. at p n:
Through tickets and freight rates 20 all points south and
west w. /. GtJILLAUDEU. Trafnc Manager.
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n HE HUMAN HALL WI! J, "It an pI tlv
PARKER A n IONG & CO.. 1913 Arch St. rhila. Pa
Every one should read ms -l-..e doom
Jneirnf!lon.
For Young Lades.-City.
BOARDING AND % DAY co Sc 5F4, hv EoR GIRLS
Kew. Dr. and Mrs. cIIAs H. GARDNER. Principals
nfADEMoIsELLE vELTIN
IN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
FIREPROOF AND SCHOOL BUILDING.
and 162 West 74th-st
,T,HE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
18TH AND seth STREETS. NETWORK.
For Both Sexes.-City.
RERL1Tz SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES, p-,.,un
Term begins now.
For Bows and Young Men.-City.
Is Elm h''' 20 West AIN St. New-York City;
Notice given That the qsT af at hf bo
ready occupancy boarding depa-men, OF the
school on Monday April "a c FF 2 REhP fSaIssf
RI UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 80 Vest 18th SSth-s IT.
tusSes Primary Four resident pupils received
Musical instruction.
Nj IEHPi&d MrsicAL i5sTfrE OF AMERICA I;B =
Residence department fo- ncnres dent students ~
BI'CK Pres Albert Ross Parsons. Nice-Pres.; H. W.
'''''''' ''N 10 & q EAST 14TII-sT. NETWORK.
Brooklyn.
THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. Boarding
and pay School for Girls 43d year opens september
2s 1875 14O Montasue-st.. Brooklyn ~ :.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
r, ORDrNTOIyN ~. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ID REV. r. H. LANDOS PRINCIPAi4
CAPT. T. j. LANDO.'. COMMANDANI.
T1,IUooD SCHOOL FOR BOYS at Milford. Conn.
T. unfortunate in the inititgeneht OF
we'll profit by the aiNantatrs oil'ieu
uy NY S0''' ~ FRANK VI. HOWE. Supt.
l. RrEH9GD INSTITUTE: Freehold y J% 9th yea.
Rows fcardinC School. Primary, College frepatato'y'
business Course Shorthand. Type"riiins TeIe6r"phy
MAKE YOURSELF MECHANlCAL ENGIE EtE
M or dra.chtsman. qualify 70 take charge OF ma
chinery by the method Of HOME STUDY OF me o91
OF Mechanics. scranton IA p,sln
students need only know how &c read and write. Mod
trnte charges Send for free circular
nxAp1rWOOD INSTITUTE. Concordvlle Pa-sle2 per
N1 year successful school one Of the best u niuse
LET energy and TO wake UP to the duties or Ile
hovs under rs years $1G2. Boys remain during me
s1mr,er vacation J. SHORTLIDGE Naic). r. NJ Pm.
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hcttls

----o--~~~~-------~~~ ~~-~~~~--~~-~~~~~->~"
A. G1OTBl GR[5NW(B1G7
BOTH TO 9TH SITS. AND 7THAVE.
TIE select family % NewlOrk. with apartments al
.oning.
r,v MARCO 81 WEST 32D-sT
- between sth-ave. ma Roadway Am .rlcan plan
with bath and toilet. transcnts 81 81 per day
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.v.IJoRy STEAMSHIP LINES

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
WI FOR TEXAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
Eleven steamships. agsresating 3l,UO lchs
From New YORK Wednesday. Friday and saturday
A DELIGHTFUL SIX DAYS VOYAGE by SEA
TO GALVESTON. TEXAS.
Thence BY rail to
MEXICO CITY AND POINTS IN MEXICO.
And
DENVER COLORADO SPRINGS. SALT LAKE CITY.
ALSO To SAN FRANCISCO
And all Southern California Winter Resorts
FLORIDA-VIA BRU NSWICk. GA
TO JACKSONVILLE. ST. AUGUSTINE: TAMIA &c.
THE MALLORY LINE issues both STRAIGHT ana
ROUND TRIP Tickets TO all points In Texas C9orado
Utah Arizona Calf3nla MshISo g. yans
Write for 6o-page 1894 Manual (maled freel; -
T. II MALLORY & Co. Gen. Agts.. Pier 10 L. H. ~ l.
ETUERLANDS LINE,
~ for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM. via Boulogns
Mer. France.
: = saturday, April !, l p. IN.
AM............ Thurstay. April II at p m
First cabin Si5 upward second cabin $780, steerage
At very low rates Apply ior guide and terms General
Passenger Agency. 80 Broadway
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Countrn propcrtn for Sale ano 20 let
Hotels boarding houses farms cottages furnished
n. unfurnish,d Cat~kll Mountains. Hudson River Tor
salo ana rent CHARLES BEAR, Read Estate Agent
Catsk H. y !.
DARD OF MOUNT VERNON
ID descriptive catalogues showing large numper
houses Dor sale and lct giving prices. size. terms
senl f-r L. MAIel frce on aiplcatlon.
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11,I-rnTME C0IIRT OLE TIE STATE OLE

Office address and posofree address, No 10 Nassau ST.
Nv Y
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THE MOSQUITO COAST.
WHERE THE KEARsARGE WAS GOING
WHEN SHE STRUCK RONCADoR'

HOW THE NATIVES LIvE-A PREMIUM On lN"''
LENCE-Too POOR FOR THE sPANlA'DS
...o,.,.,, rrr1rcu INTERESTS.
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Gounirn 1]ropersp Go Est.

Ar BABYLON l. L. FURNISHED COTTAGES TO
pf:Tr a. n,ierat. nricos send FOR illustrated cata-
! que JEtstMINIi NDn-I.,.-.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-11-23

known to most sporting gentlemen. He
is remarkable for getting exceeding fine
colts and good gOers, some of which has
sic been sold to dealers for forty
guineas apiece at four years old" May
it not be fairly assumed, in view of this
advertisement, and or the facts already
set forth, as to the Improvement that
had been made in riding-horse stock IN
Norfolk and its surrounding district,
that the "strong, common-bred mare,
which was the dam of the Original
Shales, also had superior trotting and
other merits, which warranted her own
er in paying the comparatively high fee
demanded for service by so well bred a
stallion as BLAZE?
TO be Continued
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-11-23
EoR OVER FIFTY YEARS

Mrs. Wlnslow's soothing syrup mas Been us.
ID by millions of mothers for their children
while teeth1ng. II disturbed al night and
broken oi your rest by sick child suffering
and e; wing with pain Oi cutting teeth, send AT
once aud get n bottle of Mrs. Win-low's
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon II, mothers, there Is no mistake
about II. II cures diarrhwH, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie, soft.
ems the gums ana reduces Inflammation, and
gives ton" ana ergY to the whole system
Mrs. WinslOw's soothing syrup for children
teething is pleasant to the taste ana Is the
prescription and discovery OF one of the old
est and best female MUSICIANS and nurses in
thc United states. Price twenty-five cents "a
bottle. Sold nv all druy gists throughout the
World. Be sure and ask tor "MRs. W1NsLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP"