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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-11-06
For THE FLORAL DEPARTMENT.
WHITE LILIES.

For THE FLORAL DEPARTMENT.
WHITE LILIES.
OF angels wingi
Let us turn aside. to search and view the won
drous wondrous thing,
Where the summer vapor lieth in the sunlight
shimmering.
See the glory OF his garments mark their match
less purity,
Never in this world of beauty did fairer wonder
just a lily white" you murmur. IT'S an angel
unto me.
For the halo which he weareth is o crown of
golden light;
And it's petals are his raiment. cleaning. gleam-
ing cleaning white;
And his wings snowy things, very, very. very
bright.
Through the night while we were sleeping came
this quiet angel down;
ROBBED him in the Lily blossoms, crowned him
with the LiIy's crown;
And the guldcn rod he beareth charms away the
worlds deep frown.
You may deem 1T all fancy, but 1 know the
fOweret there
Is a messenger from heaven sent to sooth away
our care.
Unto you O Lily maybe, but to me an angel fair.
HILDA MUIRHEAD.
Pasco County, Fla.
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Real Estate Directory.
monialS free.

Any one contemplating tile purchase Of rsat
estate TN Florida should zV,1ke to the parties
6eloqv in 7Ohate0er section they zUisA to located
tits kAee6ort Of the Ag'ienltnr1st to haze nom
but first class firms represented in this e0l~vns
ID EST BARGAINS ever given in orange groves
- houses. city lots. improved and unimproved
lands. Call on or address FL. A. DeLand, De-
Land, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-11-06

TOHN L. NUCKOLS, dealer in Improved and
- Unimproved Real Estate, DeLand, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-11-06

To whom all correspondence relating to
this Department should be addressed.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-11-06
FLORAL DEPARTMENT.

EDITED BY WALTER N. PIKE,
JEsSAMINE. FLORIDA.
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Frederick \ Constable and another eNecu,o,hs'
1Tfh-s; n s. 1917 II OF 4th-ave. "a" 70 80 u,
" xi21y1S;xT2 and other property eNe'u ~
Henrietta Constable and executors O, iN'Sna'
Arnold to Frederick Constable ana ah"'e''
executors. etc. , part. q :. =, -
I2-oadwav . " corner i9th-st. 3il.o n W OF ''i,
ave MA tirrcgula~. executors OF .lNchatu N", w.,
:, Tarnce VI Constable 1T al executors ''''
t4auard-st No ~: Iames VI Constable ana an
ofhcr executors n Henrietta t1nstaDie anu ~
,c,tors uf Rlch,rl Arnold to Frederick '"n-
stafIs and another executors. etc, = part -.
itb-aye. % conner aith-st. fJ.GNb--. cNfcGl',,
~ Pich,rd Arnold To- executors Of Henrietta
Constable. y part - 80 ,,ra-
tth-,ya corner 91th-st. iI.?NloV ann p,trt
m-Dnert-. executors etc OF Henret;a tonsuibie
10 rxecutors etc Of Richard Arnold, = par -
Madison-dye. .. 80 y ~ ll'ih-s'' -I,,Hn
Theodore \ Cordler and wife 70 william
Hortsche and wifc............ a.. ~,
Madison-ave : 2j.i1 # : at llJtn-st -'N'o'
same TO Henry W Neumann and WE -
MaGlepn-ayc. corner llJth-Si. 2'.liN'"' fA'"'
to Henry MIcha"is -, o.c
Madison-nve. oil n of ll1ih-si. -'Nio' Sn'"'
T., Henry Eammerer. ........... '''''''
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LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stIt,V... of COrtia".,' anu nesDrOssss
90 A. ~ daily tor MACH CHUNK and intermediass
stations. ,r,p-
s.l5 A. NJ. daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER, BIZ:
FALO NiAGAItA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. Ane
West. md princ ar ee
Pullman Nestibule Sleeper
lilo A. N. daily for MAUcH CHUNK and interm~
diate p0ints Connections for Reading and Harrisburg; N
900 y. VI. daily. except sunday. for ELMlRA ana A.
Intermediate stations, connections for Potsve and he@@
ing: chaircar 10 WikesbaTre. .,,y-
lilo l.. VI. daily except sunday. for I. and r. ~
TiON and principal intermediate stations Pullman buhs'
paror-car WiSesbsrre connections for Pottsyile
go y. VI. daily, except sunday. for SOUTH PLAiN'
FIELD and intermediate stations. ..,.,.
Sl5 T. NJ. dolly Cor EASTON and intermediate statons
500 T.. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA ALE.
all points West. Pullman Sleeper Nestipulsd s.
Ncw-York Chicago. Sleeper To Bunalo and Iofo"'S'
connections Reading and Harrisburg. ,...
C;SO T.. NJ. daily except sunday, for Easton ana INV
mediate static 1o~ura-
O:DC VI. daily for ITHACA GENEVA. ROchE.cs.
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all POM
West. Pulma, Sleepers to Chicago and Buffalo |"~'
car Wllkesbarre -. 40, olA
Tickets and Pullman recommendation at 23s 2"i. i5S
I Broadway, t43 Bowery. n East 1tth %.
East t25th New-York; $50 Fulton St, Court s"
Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn ". !; has.
Transfer Co will call for and cnccA
gage from residence through TO destination
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School Haentits.

GpN(,Y Miriam Coyrlcre supplies tutors proteesol'
"A etc. in all depts;
schools to parents $50 bth-ave. BOOK idhs, cor -o
.. .TRIC,N AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
.nnpIiss Professors Teachers Tutors t'oNefnesseS
&c to Colleges, Schools ana Families. ~ Appy 10
49, Mrs Nj J. UNG-FULTON. y Union square.
$500, VI. Curps AGENCIES New York. Boston.
II Chicago Los Angeles etc T. T. focKcr ~ 80.
p " Huvssoon W o Pratt. N. Y Managers. 10 oth-Ns
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

r,iocb Emil and wife TO United States Life In
surance Co. No ~ 10 ii3 West 'lsl-st, years G.
- mortgages 81. q.
call Jos.nh and wife 10 " Young trustee.
80 20 West ,9h-st, years 90: ~,
Flood Eugene j. to J. Allen. y" =" "'''
4,fh-st =
Gardner. Gcorse H. 10 Thomas Macheilr. ~
Lard Frank ana wife To- Title Guarantee an
trust 20. Courtlandt-aye. 1856 ~ Of
fJ1th-St. Z years.
Merritt Armntha. TO T. " Jencks. corner
. West End-ave and ISth-st aud other property
7 demand
Rohr Michael and wife to Francis IIourue
F.lton-st. 1903 II Q of Morris-ate. j years...'
Snindler Emil and another to Mari" l. Char-
trand n W corner i1:;d-st and Brook st N"ar'
Same 20 same. n l1idst. 100 II ot Broo~-st'
year 90 .'.''.'' -.
Van Orlen Howard T. and wife ~ simon AdorIr
and another. corner Manha''an-ave ana lo-d-
Wavra Anna. 10 Emanuel strauss ana another
= 9Sth-st. 2Gp n ~ "daNe, Instruments.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Fast EApTess Trains TO ...-.sa

pIuiMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS; ~
Leave New.Ycrk foot Liberty daily for OK = M
and i2iS night; cINCIMNATI ST ri L0uRisS: M M
Gi 40 a. M Dining carr, SO g 80 .. eL sunday
$500 p m; Dining Carp. 500 p m"' IT'D "'S""
NoRFoi.K, 80 a. m, daily 30 M Et sSn
NEW ORLEANS. Roanoke. Bristol ana Sha''~"S's"
through Pullman sleeping Car; p. mi ,;. daily
Ticket Offices lib. i7c e6i. AS iito BroaSvay
18th ST.. ~ Bowery. n. y; "a; Fulton N
New-York Transfer Company will call ior anu 49,
oaggags fsrm hotel residence 10 destnauo'> 49,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY.
lAntnraCIle IUaI uslu eA' IusIfeIy,J
-Four tracks Automatic Block Slsnais
On I'D AL-rEE DEC. I'D. 1891.

tAntnracile coal used eA'lusl'elyD
-Four tracks Automatic Block Sisnals
ON AID AFTER DEC. 3D., 1894.
Trains leave station foot Of IibeEty-s .
For Eason Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch chung IA
10 - Eastan,. 80 5:i5 100 Allentown sunday'
go 4 IL 10 Easton), \. NJ. 100 $50 600 p ~ =,
For Wilkesb1 re. Pittston and scranton; s:iO A. NJ.
70 $50 r y s sspqeys5 i GSo 70 NJ no.
40 A NJ 100 1870 500 600 p. NJ: 1913 night. -
ZOO $40 P ". i2:i5 night Sundays. 100 $50. 600
For sunbIry Lewisturg and willlamsport At 40 81"
e:lo A ". ITO IN. 73o p N. sundays 500 r N b..
Pleasant 80 S5 IL ~ A. N. 30 AS $40 to Red
BANK, AZ 40 s:,' NJ sunta 1So EXCEPT oce's
FOR LAKEWOOD,
40 slj A. u. 10 3: 40. 40 p NJ
necat 80 s.l5 A. ". las. 40 p. ~ ,o a,
For Atlantic City. Vneland and Brdseton' f''o ~ me-
f:o- Monmouth Beach soabriyht and Highlsnds q
Say;''p sr ~ S sos ~ 4 100 ~ ~" 49, ''
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
II 70 toinng c@r1 A. ". 80. 80 100 9sun.t Se,!cs
Carr, 500 Dining Csu 60 40; SO =, ~ ia
s eo pin nnS'} ar, eco ?. IT. l2i5 night oo :, a.
For Ralttrnc-, and Washin gton. week days cW; "
O1lnnr Car, NJ. 30. $50. 800 !DIning Carl' IN
P n 2is night unaays 900 200 NO a ,11 Night ea
Tickets narlor-car seats can be procured ~ 70
col a.. 9H Ilso 2:3 Broadway 137 s,htays 81 cs
lnmhn,-av. w.Yo-k: Court St SEQ fulton 3roos.
,vn. IS ProsIway Williamsburg. The New-fork Ltsnsn
Copanv viii raIi Tor and check baggage from motel o'
residence destination
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6otels.

GERlAGM SELECT HOTEL,
o7thst near Broadway single rooms European plan
fron ami upwards. American plan 81 day and up
wards Al With pti,at" bath Special rates 10
family parties. can give fi1m 10 II IN suite
CHARLES 4. GEIiLACII MET
CLARENDON G@TEl, AxB 18Th tHn 81 Ave
\ tcIrc family hotel OF the highest reputation the
AMERICAN PLAN. Reasonable rates. G. J.. BRlGGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25

r2ishop A. c. A. Hall FpiscopaD. OF Vermont. re-
gently delivered number OF addresses on iiie
Virgin Mother" which are issued In book FORM py
Tongmans Green & Co. The volume deserves notice
Sor TWO reasons Its author Is of the most dis
t,ne1isbed theoogians Of the advanced High Church
wing ~ the Episcopal Church. while at the same
time his nrnindedness and breadth OF view nave
gained for him the respect OF other schoois OF
thought IN his church, and secondly the question OF
the Virgin birth OF Christ Is Just now one Oh inc
questions up for discussion in the Episcopal Church
Il IS hardly necessary to say that Bishop Hail be-
leyes In the miraculous conception or CHRIST lot he
Aoctrsne IL clearly stated the New Testament and
I'm the creeds of his Church But he goes farther
than that and maintains that the dogma is intrinsi-
caly reasonable. He brings up the scientific postu-
lato Of a gamogenesis as witness to prove MS
contention but lays the greatest stress as did also
the recent pastoral letter of the House OF Bishops.
Oh the necessity that the Divine Son of God should
he born snless. 1t may. indeed. be held by some
that this presumed necessity implies a-so the I'M
maculate conception of the Virgin and. as we
know this implication has been recognized by the
Roman Catholic Church in its dogma of the I'M
r,aculate Conception But Bishop Hall does not dis
cuss this question. The little volume Is written In
spirit Of profound reverence.
Brltton II Tabor member OF the New-fork bar
has written q thoughtful book entitled "SkepticsE:
Assalled'' CNew-York. S. s. Wood Publishing Com
pany which
nearly all the evangelical arguments against unbe-
lief AS he states in his preface. his book deals
exclusively with arguments main aiming an inspired
and progressive revelation Of the supernatural In
our R,ble: and II shows that Christ the perfect
realization OF Messanic prophecy 1t ignores all
theological doctrines and dogmas upon which the
numerous creeds are founded. and appeals to reason
for a verdict" This field has been frequently
worked before. But devout readers Of Mr.. Britton
book viii find IN II many suggestive argument
couched in simple and colloqual style.
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,s nas,or writer and lecturer the late Rev pr'
rdward A Lawrence is pleasantly remembered nut
hi ..NIo5ern Missions in the East" Hiarper &
yro,hors, entities him TO recognition as church
,ronicIer Of more than ordinary ability and insight
There are many intelligent people to-day. some of
whom regard themselves fairly good Christians
Vim either dsbelieve in foreign missions else re-
gard the present method of conducting them as
f,ultv For that reason is It especially desirable
that the public who called upon to support these
,n,ssions should have some impartial and trust
worthy information as the actual condition of
the men in the field furnish such nformation but
with every desire do they are not always able
70 see things outside of their own angle Of vision
nd even if they were due credit for the fact is not
Welded to them. Or. Iawrences book Is therefore.
whose enthusiasm for and belief in Christian mis-
s.ons we're tempered by an honest spirit OF lEes"e"
lion and a desire TO tell the whole truth HIS gen
eral conclusion is such as TO stimulate miSs'oi'aiS
zeal He shows not only that Christianity is itself
great missionary Impulse but that IN spite o1 al
mistakes the missions in the East doing good
and effective work. II is very easy to ara" pessi
rnls,c picture of missions by magnifying their fall
ures and minimizing their successes especiaiIy as
THAR greatest successes are often incapable OF being
measured by physical standards. But the m1usuce
Of such a method is obvious: II would condemn
civilization itself as failure and would paralyZe
The efforts OF all who work for the betterent OF the
race Dr. Lawrence's book is not only strong plea
Cor modern missions, but a vivid and interesting
sketch of the mission work being prosecuted in
the East.
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Ciin propcrip for Sale.

,,,ryoY WAIT ONE or THE NEWEST.
nisT niIhT Most ME,1r,,EoH,istEhs F r. THl:
dry. C0iONItL STYLE. Light STONE MD
III ~ BRIC X. ALL uthpWo0nU,ir ,,nnnWs
EyEmyTiiiN.: GiMiNE, $, PSI ,n ODD Ii;x tHM
NE NY TiiItEI REMAINING not sES j.:
iND 10 NEST s7T,;-Sr. 10 vii :. I'VE
AND 1.D-ST.
9TH AVE-, 5OTI ST.
sunerl fill-size dwelling Reduced % $4,000 to effect
Immediate sale. Easy terms kc.t from
T. X STEVENSON & co..
~ BIOtDW th
-A-No. East 73d.st. '!'gant private rc''q a'{
n. feet deep, fouI story hlsil
loon brownsone extra finish and appointments; select
neighnorhood; close o. Central Park very low price.
easy ''''' Apply Room 500 ~ Nassau-st.
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1]lnnos.
Ocean Steamers

CUNARD LINE.
AZ TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Etrura Mich. 20. a. m mhria ~.
Aurana. Apr. q. . y. m Lucana. Apr 20 y.
From Pier 10. North River. foot ~ Ciarkson-st.
Cabin cGD and upward Second cabin. s35 $40
81. according Ca steamer and accommodations.
SteeIage tickets to and from all parts Of Europe at
lew rates For freight ana passage apply at the
Comp.ny's once. No. Bowling Green. New-Yo
VERNON II. BROWN co. General Agents.
CLYDE LINE
CHARLESTON, $. G.. the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points.
From per 20 H.. X. foot OF Roosevelt-st.). p
IIOQUOIS Monday, March rs
CHEROk Wednesday March -
All steamers have rsclaSs passenger
WM. l.. CLYDE < 60. General Agents
Bowling Green. y. Y.
Fla Cent Penn Fast +. T.. Line. via Jacksonville.
Great So Freight and Passenger Line via Charleston
7. O. Eyer. Gen'l Agt.. 30i B'way. N. Y.
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Qountrn Real estate FOR Salt.

IIEREes A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY For sale a
III Investment sr u..'patiOu Tn New
1.,..y Siun buv- Dr. rayahIr luHalufuts n desired
send s once particular 90 D. H. ttSil.N ri = ION
81. Philadelphia Pa
voNftEEs Beautiful new villa. built f0r 'hc owner.
who going abroad. charming -.'uery, river Views,
eeran interior. perfect sanitary plumbing, city con
.n,cs best rarf ~ Y4ukcrs viii sell much less than
cost Slio.G wan sell furniture BELLOWS & NAN-
RES 90 Getty square Nonk"rs. or GoobNLE son
u est gth
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Real ge,air for Sale or 90 Let.
ON THE HEIGHTS
In Jersey city. rent vow choice dwellings or na's
asked Tor similar property IN New
York For sale also choice houses and lots. cheapest
and most accessible within 30 miles ~ N""-foih an
or send Tor descriptive circulars ..
10 r. VAN WGNKIE & GO.
,ss C'ommunipaw ave- Jersey cry Opposite Bell Tower
LIST or furnished and unfufnished houses FOR rent
~ Tor the season. or for sale. In SHARON, loitN-
WALL. CANAAN. NORFOLK. CONN. and BERN
sIIIRES. also desirable farm property. Address
HARRY SEDGNI'k, CORNWALL Hollow conn
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

172a-,t n w.corncr tract land Brook 81! east part
Char,lard f. Emil spndlcr another. 81
1854 part % Dot AZ as above decd. same 70
IImh..t' 3 s' ~, r. q Of 5ta-ayc. isxioli; "a
ward Patterson. foi"r'e. 10 Charles w Has 1900
kns and ana her trustees lopV
Vviuarp II i.,c.et,@. rcfer~r to American say 49,
or"1ard-si W 9. 40 Il u 81 Ei,ineton-sl. iOox
~. ana other property; william Lennon o..
Boil~yard. u g corner i5,th-st lpp 10 TO I5sth.st
Ms. Charles Judson and wife 70 the Free -,
Madi'oa s.a 81 Gi5. Eoleera Idch'crs,eln TO
v Hsr BE-, - n 81 Van coricir Place
.,xiOO. Anna Wa,ra 10 Charles Rosenhere.....
loo a. A,n,nd, shnrp 10 Margaret " sharp.
Eirkslde-av. g. 2iH" n u Of W'lleslryst. Tx
o.,T, a',' 30 n 81 si-ayc 25xiooo charles
Rosenberg and Emanuel strauss and wives 70
r1 An@% M ,aSc i95 Of Key or ,2d st.
tox9i Anna Wavra 80 'harlrs H1s.nneT e -;
Kelly 30 Edmond Kelly, as trustee estate ~ u
,,sl-s T''T N s. 20 It = of Amsterdan-avc 75sea II:
Charles G Judson and wife to the Freehold co;
Greene-s No i2ois also NJ JOG Prinees'' ~ y!
m, i,S avn. So 2a2. Moses noehm ana wife to
parK-avc. No LOG; Edwin - stanton 10 Michael
7oih-s st. 70 2ia west ArmIn,ha Merritt to Daniel
5ls = my v $50 to iia west Aios duiwdis to
Same property: Emil Bloch and wife Alols
nT %SS, st. 10 4c2 to iGs corner Greene It.
:. part: executors Of Henrietta Constable and
stable and another executors etc. Of Richard
lsithsS. - 2;o II Of 5th.ayc iooseo II, also
13sth-st. 10 II q Ienox-hve. lJlxH II:
executors u Richard Arnold to James NJ Con
72d,st Nos III aad i3 East. also 81 to 80 and -
East sis,.st; and other property. = part; Jane.
! Henfietta Constable and Hicks Arnold 70
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Giin properin Go Eet.

TO RENT.
n WEST sep st T.ur.a.-y 30. Vns'or~ mi BRICK pr
rl'c t~ci.us "a r.ff~.f .rd"r. Size i"eN@ Rent
s $500.
s. VEST SEQ 81. t.Gr. s'.ry hrown''on" and lrck
t.e.'nr To- OF. c.'ri condition sitr 10 SH32. Rent
M5rNx & WILLIAMS Attorney. ~ Exchange r.
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Ssssn.A, AAMBU2G e. aAMEShcAn

Il!!::y-s,$S IINE'
THE ONLY LINE maintaining regular
the EIropea'nnb TWiN-SCREW STEAMERS
NEiv- YORK -SOUTHAhFuOnc u-ohoo"'
u,srn tho record for fasf"s: time on ms DE-
SPRING sAfIINGs EXPRESS sIE "a ~ a. m
pI. "a; Anrl H. II a. m columbia. May 23 m
,ru o. II A. m. T.. Bismarck May ~ ~ -
S S, AW pa II a. m Nornanna June " i
CABIN SEQ and upward II. Cabin. $40 ana F''
TIE T2 land r aE Ilfdm8ThG Snm"
fruse to NORWAY and NORTH CAPss.o q,
.,.o n SpiTZRFRGF:N, by the AUGUSTA ElClOhi1N -
JIJNE and tn. NORMANNIA in july
IANHIrRC;- AMERICAN LINE. 81 Broadway y l..
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unfurnisbeo Apartments Go Get.

NSLy apartment icG DO he colonial. a"fh.s'. AMI
~ Western boulevard. Rent $50 per atnpm BE
taf.r
IA WEST corn fTREEr New apartment rooms
~ auI bath. So 20 tS3 Inquire Ok j"ntor Oh
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OFFICES AND 4 STORE
%
BEST KNOWN 1T fIDING ~ AMERICA.
Two doors now devoted mechanical en-
pIoy mcnt. In the Sth aud oth stories of The
Tribune building. i'll he altered Into omccs
In dino for occupancy May I>t
Direct sunlight half the days; offices of
,,oLerntc size. in suite IL dc~ircd; terms
low ~ In any other good building In this
xtrinity; situation, near The brooklyn
bridge.
Apply in the business Ohicc Of
THE TRIRUNE.
I5t Nassau street.
LARGE STORE AND EASEMENT TO LEASE on
n p.Cn,inen nor'hpa = sih 31th ST.
r. HOMAlNE BROWN & 90.
West $50 -.
A. REDUCED EESrs Buildings. stores. lots ara
" N-~s 20 ief o. Chfu. SI-l .. 'kWdu. .tIh
Ip1n MAIDEN Lane Ue} uar.ia,. Ps-t Isoc Park Row.
....n william ,so1. 'IN Pearl water ana many
,fr.r streets rutland WHITING. ilo"tm'n a.
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old DOMINION IL T..
~ steamers FOR NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH OLD IoInHt
C0MFOfr ana NEWPORT NEWS. vIRGlNlA HE ,HS.
pf-TEpspt. nc and RICHMOND. VA. and WAsiilT,..
ToN. D. C.-Moi:. Tues Wsa Thurs ana s sa, s sc'
For NEST POINT, VA-Tues., Thurs arg Sat. rco.n
Pier % No \. r. foot Beach,st az p w. % all
points South and West. ... - ,,.....
- AVANNAII LINE.-THREE TIMES FEN
- ~ from Pier 81 ~ r.. foot OF S2Iingst tues'as >
Thursdvs nnn SATURDAYS at T. NJ For freight or pas
,Sse apply ny, 10 Cant Ar, r. HAsuAGEN, e As,.
Cent; II n. ~ Tway IS r W x Hy,; IS r, "casi
r. A p n n AKA Rway = co pier. 33 N. X
- - " a. Al 9ORREI. Manager.
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LINE.

NETHERLANDS LINE.
~ for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM VIA fou'okh'
Mer. France -
= = NANepAN. - -Sntur,iny March 30 1898. AZ r. m.
OLDHAM -.-.... S''lr"'N .hPIl,, .,e .,.s.,.g.
- ,erv Inv, rates Apply for tourist guide and terms
General Passenger Agency. 10 Broadway
DoNpAGNIE GENERAIE Transatantlque.
y FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE -
1 4 IINMpAGNE. Laurent sat. Ntn "'' u"
ia RO 'RoiOGHE Ie.boeuf. sat. Aptil % noon
NORM A%pll. Polr'f ..-.... sat April Is a IN.
80 sTrNMTR IA TOrRAiNE Will. " AkE ~,
EXTRA SAILING FROM NETWORK TO HANhE.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20 At T. NJ
N.vyor, ~ Alexandria Egyrt. Paris trip valid Co
ssvs First.ci,s- sluO: second class. SIG.
FORGET General Agent. NJ J bowling Steeh'
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,,,rropy STEAMSHIP LINES

NIAIIORN STEAMSHIP HINES
vi FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
From New York. Wednesday. Friday and saturday.
DEIrGHTFt'T. SIN DAYS VOYAGE ny SEA
To GALvEsTON. TEXAs Theme by rail- to MEXly0
ChI on 40 SPRiN -. SALT LAKE CITY. Also to
san FRANCISCO and all Calitornia Winter Resorts
TO JACksONViII.E ST. AIGuSTiNE TAMPA. &c;
STp ,IGftr and ROUND TRIP Tickets Issued 70 All
- a., ne airvr states. Excellent accommodatons
FTo -fISTS' TICKETS. good for SIX or nine months 70
MEXICO. CAIIFOENiA toioKA''' F''"''H' "''
returning hy rail II desired ....,o, ,r..
- wrre Tor our G4-pagc Pocket Guli" ~ ti"d iree
e II MALLORY 4 60. Gen. Agts.. Pier =" r. * y l.
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CANAJIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
INTENDED steamship saiiings from Vancouver
To oDAPAM AND WGNOMAa
rNpRESs OF INDIA l. June ), August
TMpREss or JAPAN......April =: June - AUGUST 20
EXHlBITIOH KYOTO. JAPAN. APRIL 1879.
TO HONOLULU, FlJl AND AUSTRALIA
NtERTNiOD....... April l6 MOW ERA. May 10
~ Cabin accommodations very 10. rates -
For M is and freight rates apply 3JJ Broadway FOR
srei-ht f.tss onlN. Cp Wa!I-st., y \.
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WHITE STAR LINE

A WHITE STAR LINE
.u'.s,,. va, - $40, m April "a Z q
.,,,t ''" An a noon .Adratic. l. 10 a
nl '.Teutonic. May : a M
iliannic. April Il noon Branni. May 10; ~ a. H.
From White Dock foot Of West lU.h.st,,-,
40 COTTON CARRIED by PASSENGER - t.AMI'tS'
saloon rates $50 upward according 70 steamer ana TO-
-, a, to-,h second cabin these steamers, rom
SO according storage rom
f.Hnaia ,kcf SIS 40 - Broadway. New-Nork fhiia'
deirhla o;tte. 900 Walrut st. $50. ,.-,s-y Ian,
nED ID" LINE or STEAMERS,
Ia for Ia Guavra Puerto Cahelo, curacao ana mara
,.bo via Cuaeoa. Pierrrpont stores oSnHy.. ~
: = PHlLAbEfPHlA.. Iueslai' hh ~, / y m
: CARACAS. .............. .Tnnrsday fpi' !, -, 80,
NT%IIt Ella .......... Na'utudy' tH. 81,
Thea. American built expressly for the Uaoe'
tsvs stiperlDr accommodations for passengers
For oufa."a am "'''A' 'e Tuesday. March 20
. ~ ''.' BOUITON BLISS DALIETT.
General Managers i33 Frons-st