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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-08-16
How n Bulls Signal Was
,yed.

One day recently while " York,
Pennsylvania &c Ohio freigi: lin was
approaching Meadville at q .ts,id rate
of speed, n most remarl1ab. ling oc-
Cured. A brakeman, who 81; riding
on the engine, happened t. ok back
and saw what he suppc was the
conductors arm waving Fl Gnlly for
down brakes. He Motif the en-.
gincer, and an emergenc, top was
made, after which an invcSt ton re-
vealed the fact that what h ,olx to be
the conductors signal W.; only the
tail Of n big Texas steer at had in
some manner protrndcd thro 9Th hole
in the side of the car. and was waving
with the wind. This is perhaps the first
true story of bull signaling train to
stop.
QUEEN MARGARET Of Italy is about
to pub1i:lI u series of popular stories
in one of sie Roman reviews. TO he put
in boo; form 'ater-doubtles ip royal
octave form,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-08-16

Cholera MOrbus is Il dangerous com
plant, and often is fatal in it's results,
TO avoid this you should use Dewitt
Cohc ~ Cholera Cure, as soon as the
iirst symptoms appear. T.. f.. Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-08-16

Children, especially infants, are soon
run down with Cholera Infantum or
Summer Complaint" Don't wait 70
de tcrminc, but give DcWitt's Colo Il
Cholera Cure promptly, you can rely
on it. Use no other. T. T.. Muller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29
DR. LUyy on CHURCH UNION.

The weekly meeting Of the Methodist Preachers.
neld at No. $50 Fifth-ave. was addressed yesterday
morning by the Rev. DR.. Lunn, Editor OF THE
Review OF the Churches" London. England and
president OF the Grindelwald Conference on the
subject OF the union OF all Protestant Churches
in everything that pertains to the advancement
OF Christianity. DR. I.unn Is a liberal Methodist,
q scholar, a pleasing speaker. and a man who APP
pears to be in earnest In his work. He has re-
ceived calls to the English Church ministry but
declined their acceptance because according to
his own statement. he believed that he occupied
a field OF larger usefulness in the direction of his
purpose by adhering to the Methodist communion
DR.. Lunn spoke forty minutes He said that bar
riers must be torn down on every side before
Church unity could be realized. but was sanguine
that the desired result could be accomplished
BY persistent endeavor. He held that the orders
OF the Established Church were no more holy than
those which existed among the non-conformists.
md that the preachers Of the latter organizations
had az high spiritual orders as those which came
through the preachers OF Church rituals; He
acknowledged q growing evidence OF hberality on
both Sides calculated to bring together many Gle
ments now widely separated.
There were no opponents to DR.. Lunns views re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29
TO START TO-DAY FOR THE ORIENT.

The Hamburg-American steamer Furst BISMARCK
sails to-day one of her annual oriental eAoui
sons The itinerary of her cruise Is as foho"s'
Punta Delgada Funchal. Gibraltar, Algiers' Genoa'
Vilefranche. Malta Alexandria, Joppa, SMYRNA
Constantinople Athens. Messna. Palermo, Naples
and Genoa The steamer will arrive back mere on
April 5. Among the passengers sailing on the fuis'
Bismarck .o-day are MIR. and Mrs Waldo NJ. Avery
A G.. Agnew, Mrs. X. Aubertn, MT. ana Mrs
William Buchanan, Mr.. and Mrs Richard H. Beck
with Mr. and Mrs Isaac V. Brokaw, Miss Elvira
Brokaw. Irving Brokaw, George 7. Brokaw' Z H.
Rair Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Bergen Miss Edith l..
Bergen A. W. Bischof. Miss p NJ. Bolton Moan
Brooks Miss c. w Batchelder, J. Warner Butter
worth Miss Elizabeth Butterworth. James Butter
worth John c. Barnard. II. f. Bigelow' I W.
Bgelow DIR. c. c. S. Choate Miss Mary X. Choate'
Miss Caroline Choate. Mr.. and Mrs Louis II. COM
stock A. s Chase F. d. Corbett, Allan Cameron
Mrs Esther G. Cameron. the Rev. James Alexander
Cunningham. j. H. Ladew, Mrs. ii. >. Ladew' H.
A. Matthiessen Miss Sophie Matthiessen, Miss
Marie Matthiesen, Mr.. and Mrs. i. Bruce Moore
Miss Eugene Moore John McDougall. j. L. Mac
Intyre. Mrs. W. d. McCracken, Joseph Shipiey New
lin. Delaney Verplanck Newlin, Miss Margaret a,s
Newlin Miss Maud Hewlin Mrs Charles o PaT
sons Robert Former Captain and Mrs; f; NJ. PECK
J. H. Case. John Downey, Charles J. Da i ia,
Rartlett Dean. Daniel Dewey, Miss Pauline L. Dol
liver MIR. and Mrs. George b. Ellis, Thomas p F9w-
snd Mrs H. Greenville Gilbert Mr. and Mrs r
/ Cammell Miss Virginia Gammell. Mrs BASH Han
Adolph G. Hupfel, Harris Mrs: Oi,v erI hq Ed
ward j. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis s. kesse Tar
rant p. King. Miss Elizabeth W, King Miss caro- arc
Eugene p Peyser. Frederick W. Quanz. Mr. and
Mrs T. c. Rowland, Mrs. L. NJ. Reed Miss l.. Ade-
laide Reed Mr.. and Mrs. Auguste Richard. Miss
Richard, Miss Grace NJ. Remick. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. p Ramsdell. A. Blakeley Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
Albert W. Smith, Henry II. Shufeldt. Oliver l.
Sherwood, Mrs. II. c. Smms. Mrs. a. r. Stoughton
c. e Traver Miss Amy Trip. Walter s Thorn
ton Mr. and Mrs. Frank Il. Towne Mrs Gathering
NJ Wyckoff. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 7. Wilder and
Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Westcott.
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RARE BOOKS TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION.

What is undoubtedly Of tine most valuable
small collections of books ever sold in this city VIII
be offered a; auction the afternoons OF to-
and Thursday. beginning at $3.50 O'Clock, al
the rooms of Bangs a. Co, No. 1873 Broadway The
collection. which was made BY Charles b. Foote Is
the result of many years of careful selection IN the
book marts OF the world and from private sources
and. while comprising only 275 numbers in the cata-
logue is representative of the development OF Eng
lish. literature. Many of the volumes are OF @uch
extreme rarity their appearance In an auction
room has aroused a great degree OF interest among
book buyers collectors and the representatives, or
libraries. Among the prizes to be disposed oil are
a fine large copv of AHot's "Englands Parnassus.
London 1900: Elizabeth Barrett Browning Inc
Battle of Marathon perfect 3 by 5'2 men COPY
of the first edition: a number of first editions OF
Robert Browning's works. a first edition OF bur
toms Anatomy of Melancholy. ten volumes OF
Buffers "Hudibras." including all the genuine am
most of the spurious editions: a first edition OF
Mi,ton's paradise Lost. an uncut copy OF the mrs
edition Of THE 1ngo!dsby Legends. ana others oil
great value -, -, =, -. ,i,dr,s
and some of the best binders of England France
and America represented in the collection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

There was fair attendance yesteruay g"
Trinity Salesroom. when James l.. "ens vi" T., =
p,operty under foreclosure and three act'o"' ~ .
suit brought ny Francis A. Bryan aga'"'' 49,,
Toher and others. The property offered was 'n.ee
lots at the south side OF One-hundred .anS
seyenth-st from q 5s4 feet east OF arm rases
with three two-story frame houses on the pie'"'
They sold to Maurice Mayer for 10 ~. Han. e.
The sale By Thomas s. Walker for j.. home ,b %
Co of No 1873 West Onehundred-and,niheae ,na ~
CT a threestory stone-front house, on iol -'AiVVi'
was adjourned 10 February T. -.
There was a rumor in the real estate market i as.
night that No II Nassau-st had beeen sou.
property stands on a lot 2i.l0x75 The price quo.ea
Is about slON0 The last transfer recorded was
in lsi4 when the property sold for $500 ,,,
Adolph Balscheon has filed plans for the puui ii
of five two-story brick lighthouses at the cas-, sur
OF Fifth-ave 80 feet south of One-hundreu-dhu
twelfth-st. 10 cost $1,000 a. .,
oscar Phillips has filed plans for three hVe-story
brick dat houses at the northwest corner or One
hundred nd nineteenth-st. and ST. Nichoias-a'e'
to cost $4,000. r. 49, oo
Frank A. Wahng has filed plans for two I'VE
story brick lighthouses the south side oiOnee
hundred-and- sixty thrd-s, IA feet west OF rnird-
ave- to cost $4,000 ,,, a, .
william BUTLER has sod to Joseph Heidelberg the
dwelling 2Ox6Oxl0O. and extension. NO. % West
Eghty-eighth-st.. private terms. This house Is
the thirteenth sale of row of sixteen, recently
built.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29
HOSPITAL FUND SWELLING.

CONTRIBU TONS TO THE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
ASSOCIATION.
Charles Ianier. No. II Nassau-s,., the general
treasurer Of the Hospital Saturday and Sunday AS
ISOLATION reports the following additional contrbu-
lions 10 the general fund of the collection:
From churches-Zion and ST. Timothy Episcopal
s3;4 49, Temple Israel OF Harlem. SIP AZ Grace Epis
copal, additional. $50; st. James. Episcopal, add
tional S.: Annunciaton. Episcopal So; Grace. Re
formed sli: ST. Clements. Episcopal, $l2 20; St
Pauls German Methodist, s..
From miscellaneous sources-Maritime Exchange
s1,2S2; Mercantile Exchange. s96: Printers type
founders and paper-dealers s2l5: Steinway AZ sons
employees, $780, George \. Borgfeldt & Co, so:
Fayerweather & I.adew, $50; Asiel & Co.; $50; Ira
Davenport. $50; Arrow Line Steamship Company
$e5 John Campbell & Co, $25: Mills & Glib. 81,
Francis Louis Slade, s25; Justus /. Buckley ~;
=. c. Costello. $25: Selmar Hess. $25 c. Bruno 4
Son. $50; William A. Du Bots. 500 otto Ham, &
Brother, $40; cash. W $40; Samuel =. Avery, $40;
John Benjamin. $40: Fraser & CO.. so: Abendroth
& Root Company. $40; William b. Kendall. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29
FOR TENEMENT HOUSE REFORM

. A mass meeting Of citizens interested In tenement
house reform will be held at Cooper Union to-mor-
row evening at O'Clock. The meeting VIII be
under the auspices of the Social Reform Club OF
this city, and the following speakers VIII discuss
the recent report OF the Tenement House Commits
zion: Richard Watson Glider the Rev W.; >
Rainsford Edward Marshall. Henry George. Pro
fessor Edwin r. a. Segman. Professor Feilx Ad,
which the people of New,York are now taking IN
lion evoked by the commissions report to reform
existing conditions make the occasion an Important
one, and 1t Is desirable that many citizens atteho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Motf-st n 225 Of CORTLAND ave. 2JxlO66' ooo
Mary r Hills Salome Campbell. .....:..:: S2Wo
shave 40 2.20t. Cora W Trow to Francis :,
90 -s,i,ns w. Edward u connolly ..... 80 COG
10th st : =. 100 of ist-ave. 2jxlOoll Her
man Frank and wife 10 Emanuel New.
Madison ave. lOlst-st, 100 llN'5 Her
man Wronkow and wife 10 John \ lichen:
iGDth-si. n = 30 Of 2d-ave 2JxOo 10: Emil o ooo
Forbrich and wife to Josephine Schuck - l''o"o
~ onno and % wife TO Annie II Keenan, 30 300
4Sth-s n 30 II " OF 7ih-ave. No ldl West;
William T. Gladstone to Amelia F Gladstone;
ION IN N,t no Re, mrs. S"'' 1890
Ggi-st Nos 2ai and 223 West Jacob d Bailey 1900
and wife 10 Emma Garnsey ~. 80. oo'~o
John g C1egg John schnoerng ....:.....'..
s7ih-si No 40 East George Pfan and WIFE 10 - ,oo
IL r,cree :" peter CASSIDY ......... $500
90 ~, Ennio If ''''''- ."............ 3si2
sG,h-si g. 5G3 II OF sth-ave. 2lx1so: HUI
bert Peck and wife % Patrick Il McEntyre.....
\ Howell ............. ..................
i7th-st. = - II ~ isi-ave 2jN'2 Eugene =, ooo
Iasi.st = 20 It " 81 willow ave. iGsxioo.
charle. Iiohi to barbara ihhm .,........., 5000
Tinany-si. W >. 2Ds n II lbith.st. @'Nlo"' 500
Herman Naner to Goulob Schultheis o'o"o
tate Furdham. 15xiO"; Catherine Beard to
Charles W Smith ...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Prospective. rs n u G.ocust-ave. 50.6N
l"b. Thomas J F.il 20 Michael fc"'ier.
100. Joseph corcoran 70 Ellen Callahan. -. 1900
Lot II. map ~ lots perot estate. Arthur Berry
and wife To Franklin Edison .................. $50
Market Place Nos u ana GiR. Michael
Aharno % Carlo Abarno 81 al. ;. paft..........
2lth-ai u - ~ n o 90 ist-aNc 25x!N.g John 4
I.toh,a 20 Herman WronSow. .................. !
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Brown clara j. 10 Union Dime Savings Ins'ltu-
ton. = Iaight-si. 'G n 81 - Johns Lane,
. N'hfs .-.'..''.' $500
HiNter Letiiia. To = kernochan. " Avenue
o. go . u l6th-si. demand .............--
Eonhls Serene H. and wife fO W Poor.
trustees corner Nebst'r-nye ard l'?th-si.
q mund
Cassidy. Peter A. and vic to the New YORK Life
Insurance 'u. corner ist-nv" and 39hsi.
. years.
C.es,eii. Laura y. ,o Alfred 7 Leonard ITO II
- sih-s'. . .............-.+.
Farley. Joseph. 90 - ; Eycrfon. Boston-ave. al
Joining Ian" gore , years. ...............
Fisher. Henry j. and wife TO T. 6 Bell 18th
20. $50 n u lo'r-RNc. demand. mortgage.
keenan, Annie VI. 70 Ann collins. nith-St.
inp n of io'h-ave. demand. ..............
f,t.nsnn El. 10 Frederick Ab"ndschclm.
I5ih-fi. ~ II . u ist-ay. years. .....-.......
Manney. Thomas ana another e. James III Per
,lynl - NJ the Bfhdley and 'urrier 60 Ld.
i3iih. So 10 n - LenoN- mortgages.
demand ana . wears. .-..... :....-..-.-
Mcintyre. Patrick u. To- II * Mackay
TRUSTEE. = abfh-si SO . n ~ shave. years
or Katie. 10 Mabel Pr"li = Nih-si. ~ n
. 2i-aNe : years. ...-......
Palmer Frances \. 20 the Manhattan Savings In
stitution. ~ y I-ifayeu" Place = years. -
Ragrc Margaret md another the American
Savings Haak 3i-ave. - n II ~ i4Ith-si.
smi. nelson. ir 20 " smith. n W corner
firarIer. ave ana Union -. 2 years .............
psih 20 and iifh-aye. year ...-. ..........-:.
stewart Emma. AMI an th.r 20 mo Mutual Bank.
iiihst. - 2 u a.ayc. notes.......- !
r, 4 % o. William V V Powers. n
nor ,;r.enwich and Warren ~is 2 years .......
Treis. \ Aipnx1. 90 Louisa : Tects. No 3D. West
i2ist-st. years .....-.....-.. .---.. ........-.
wilcox Franklin \. g. Louis" Howard. Interior
0' ~ n = Jennings 1t. 1915 1 n " II Bris-
fnw-st 2 years ......... ..............
Yule John and aIfe 10 II y Jockel i0ed-
~. ~ T. % - Manhai'a1-ave demand. ..s.......
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Cesal Ncliees

Ar \ SPECIAL TERN OF THE COURT
~ - Common Pleas held AZ Chambers thereof In the
New York County court i'uee In 'aid CIV on DE oih
day If No,ernb,l. isigrrfescnt Hon HsnN " Book
s'aycr Justice the matter u The voluntary dssoip-
ton ~ the David Company on reading and Ming
petition Patrick Herman James carly AM Thomas
Kelly az the trustees q the David Jones Company do
nestle corporation created under the laws - th state -
County and STATE New York. which petition BE- dated
October 18th 1885, the schedule thereto n'1'l duly
verified petitioners the 10Th day Of October.
% motion thereto annexed and du"
admission Of said petition and noic" - applcr
ton for show why the said corporation
should not dissolved and FOR an order appointing "A
temporary receiver ~ the property OF said company with
all The towcrr authorities ~ permanent receiver
and after hearing Edward II. Kelly attorney fof the pc
utiOners.
ORDERED that ali persons interested in said corpora
ton show cause before Woosey shepard tsl who u
hereby appointed referee Tor that purpose ~ his oc 80
J,roadway in the Clty SeNYork the Goth day u
FEBRUARY 1885 O'Clock In the forenoon ~ that day
why the said corporation should not be dissolved ana why
an order for judgment dssolvng the corporation AMI
liz creditors and stockholders should not be entered
AND IL IL further ordered that copy u this order
he personally each Of the Stockholders ~ said
CORPORATION and copy of the be published least
once n week three weeks Immediately preceding the
said o0h day February. 1855 In the Law Journal and
in Inc y Y Tribune. newspapers published In the city
ana County New-York. wherein this order Is entered.
w II. W BOOKSTAVER.
EDWARD II. KELLY. j. Z. G. T.
Attorney Petitioners.
broadway. y. Y. city.
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Ncw Civilizations.
EEBRUARY ATLANTIC

Contains other articles
A SINGULAR LIFE. wv BY Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps.
THE SUBTLE ART OF SPEECH READING. BY Mrs
Alexander Graham Bell.
A VOYAGE IN THE DARK. By Rowland f. Robinson
THE LIFE OF NANCY. delightful story. by Sarah
Jewett
RUSSIA AS A CIvILIz)NG FORCE IN ASIA BY James
Mascarene Hubbard.
A VILLAGE STRADIvAR1Us. In Two Parts. Part II.
BY Kate Douglas Virgin
NEW FIGURES IN LITERATURE AND ART. by Royal
CortissOz.
THE PRESENT STATUS OF CIVIL SERVICE REFORM
Bv Theodore Roosevelt.
PHYSICAL TRAINING IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS By
NJ. V O'Shea.
CELIA THAXTER BY Annie Fields.
$500 a year; 35 cents number
HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO., Boston.
II EAST 18TH ST. NETWORK.
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MR.. kendall Pays THE DUTY.

William H. Kendars broker went to the Custom
House yesterday with a check for S096 20, the
amount of the duty the costumes used In the
play Lady Clancarty.' He told the Collector that
the actor paid the amount under protest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29
Restaurants.

UI AUGII-LIN'S" QUICK LUNCH AND GRILL
IL ROOMS. 40 AND lac NASSAU STREET Morse
Buding). OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Delicious Coffee
Dairy Producs-Healih Food Co.'S Cereals-CIean
Pure Quick-Pasteur Filter Germproof drinking Water
Ladies' Lunch Popular Prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29

gardng cooperation in evangelical work, but
Bishop Andrews and others, while recognizing the
sbilities for good sprnging from Church unions.
expressed the opinion that organic union was a
remote, though 1t might be a feasible, consumma-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29
DIRSUANT to an Oder Of the Supreme Court

PURSUANT to an oder Of the Supreme Court
l OF Queen sland made action. McArdle and others
The Curator - Estates $3.50 no ll2 the
persons claiming II kin and heira-aw Of
ROsF NJ AKDIE formerly 81 Tullnaval In the Parish ~
Lover Creggan In County Of Armagh. sometime of
sydney and Isourke the Colony ~ New South Wales
ana 81 Brisbane the Colony 81 Queensland spinser. de-
living the time Of the said Rose McArdlc's
death on the 7h ~ August. 1870. 20 BE- the legal
pcronnl Of such Of the next of kin
noyy dead the claiming 10 be the % kin
or heir-at-Iaw 81 MICHAEL NJ ARDlE formerly of Tu
naval and who married Mary Quinn In
about the year emisratcd TO America he
tbe legal personal representatives, n such 81 the said
~ Kin as dead And tc persons claiming be the
next If Kin OF hcr-at-law Of FELIX MARBLE. Il Tui
naval aforesaid then Of Bathurst ana sydney in the
colony OF New South Wales and WHO Stoney
Castle Gold Fields f. believed subsequently Joined
his father the said Michael McAr1lc In America
personal representative Of
next OF kin as dead by their solicitors
before Of October. ls.j TO I'm
their al the Chambers OF His Honor
o Queensland Supreme Courthouse George
brisbane Queensland IN default thereof Will
,eremporlly excluded from the benefit ~ the order
Tuesday. the I'D day Of October 1880. at Of
forenoon AT the said Chambers IL
for hearing and adjudicating the claims.
DATED this 2ih day Of October. 1891.
WILLIAM BELL.
IL, Registrar,
Supreme Court Queensland.
CHAMBERS. ERrCE & MNAB.
Adelaide street.
Brisbane. Que, nsand.
Solicitors for the Above-named plaintiffs
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WHITE STAR LINE.

majestic Jan 30. a. M Majestic FEB =, a. m
sAdratic FEB. q. y. m sAdriatc Har o. p n'
sTeutonc. Feb l3. o a. m ereuopic Mar l3 U e. m
Brtannic Feb. 20. D. IN. Britannia Mar. 20. D. m
From White Star Dock. foot OF West loth-st ,,
No COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Saloon rates $50 upward according to steamer and 10.
sSo according to steamer Seerage from NewYork $40.
Prepad tickets SIS. No. 30 Broadway. New-York Phla-
,lelphia Office, 400 Wanut-st.
" H. MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

Nl FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
Eleven iron Steamship aggresatng 800? Tons
From New-York Wednesday. Friday and Saturday.
DELIGHTFUL SIX DAYS VOYAGE BY SEA
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STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued TO ali
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co. &C., Georgia, Florida &c. Excellent accommodation
Write for our GO-pag, Pockc, Guide tmailed freel
c. IT, MALLORY CO. Cen Agts Pier co. T.. r.. N. Y
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DOMINION LINE.

old DOMINION LINE.
" Steamers for NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. OLD POINT
coMroRT and NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWS, NEWS VIRGINIA BEACH BEACH
Richmond via JAMES RIvER-Mon.. Wed. and Sat.
For WEST POINT vA.-Tues.. Thurs and Sat- From
Pier 90 No n r., foot Beach:st:. a. D. m. sat:
urdays Through tickets and freight rates to I'll
points South and West.
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FURNISHED bouses 90 cct-Countrn.

A TLANTIC CITY y. ].
hFoR RENT.-Furnsbed throughout. one Of the most
desirable and besi located In Atlantic civ:
200 feet from II rooms; all conveniences; gas
electric light. baths fires stable prop
eriy; thoroughly heated and In model seaside
home for the spring months: 500 month May
LIST. Address li0 South Maryland-ave
Also for rent for season.
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w uu u w TO THE AZORES.

w uu u u w TO THE AZORES.
THE MEDITERRANEAN AND THE ORIENT
nv the magnificent twinscew express steamer FUERSr
BISMARCK From NewYork Jan. 90 10 a. M. to Azores
Madeira Gibraltar Algers Genoa. villefranchs Nice
Mai.a Alexandria Cairo and Pyramids), Jana 0eru-
.a,sm, SMYRNA Consantinople Athens. Messina, Pal
orr,o N.n,es Genoa New-Yo Duration about ten
weeks A limited number CT OUTWARD PASSENGERS
Accommodated TO GENOA. ALEXANDRIA. and
other ports at special rates For illustrated pa"pn'e
and further particulars apply to
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE.
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Qeathers.

J>RENCH. as It spoken by experienced native teach
~. v,, sneak after twenty lessons: great
many references Professor Berlin III East 2'th-st
vV,UTOR-A. Everett Stone Nalel o6l shave College
i nrepara,ion a specially. Recommended by the Rev.
Dr Greer as "a conscientious and competent educator
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Winter Resorts
OR. S1[RgN.G'Sss s.. ss4AlANElTAR1UM,

nonuar resort Tor health rest change recreation.
ali he year Elevator electric bells, steam heat
naror and promenade the roof suites OF rooms with
baths Dry Nnc air, Saratoga waters ana winter sports;
Massage electricity: all baths and heah appliances:
new Turkish and Russian baths sehd ior Illustrated