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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-05

J. T. Dye was down from
lhards today.
les May Griffin, of Pukwana,
|isiting Miss Becky Kent.
viii Leach and Pete Werdel
a down from Elm Creek today
bick virdeu expects to leave
h his family for Tennessee
. week.
Boru. to Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
krnathy, on Tuesday, August
b, a son.
has. Oates ia riding q new Re.
bicycle which he purchased IN
mall last week.
darriage license was issued
bsd.y to Mr.. Albert ~Schmelling
Mrs. II. Beilka.
lies Nellie PRIME, of Cedar
bids, Iowa, is visiting her
ents in THE county.
Henry Pfaf left Tuesday for
kchell where he expects to at.
d school this winter.
Richards & Moulton took $50
d Of cattle from Buffalo county
Psday to be shipped to Iowa.
Mrs. S. Head returned home
Saturday from Sioux county,
Ia, where che has been visiting
some time.
Bome of the boys living near
IN have been attending the
hing sessions Of the institute
tie regularly.
} very pleasant dsncing party
; he'll! at the Valley last even
The attendance was not very
ee but All excellent time was
me of the teachers soJourning
our village made careful and
b'onged observation of the
irsc Tuesday evening, assisted
gentleman friends. Such OBJ.
|vstions are very pleasant and
eresting, but u little hard on
} gates.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-05

|ihe Gam Valley CnrEF, prob.
~ after reading irrigated crop
ports catches the enthusiasm
d reports hail stones having
zen in a rece It storm as big as
|se balls. This is only excelled
the Mellette creamery man,
20 found a chance squash vine
par his creamery and wstered it
|tA skim milk. The squashea
he opened one, and
una it filled with dutch cheese.
Miller Press.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-05
Estrayed.

Ftrayed away from Waterbury,
PIT August s2nd, one grey
Pre- and her lay yearling colt,
d one buckskin horse. Weight
put 1850 each and both have
pes on. p. B. MoGHEE,
Waterbury, s. D.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-05

Or. Prices Cream Baldng Powder
Wessd'tFHis Highest Award.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-05

IN ~ln
%,stitute. ~
9 you =" ny
md IN MOI" 5
st,iniulant,s .l
rphine, Or %o,I
ives far so1
t S.so. AK I'd
It is purely ny
Cn ac::o will c.,|
before you h
Gs e to absola,1
d led, Price 81
nreQ $3.50 II
receipt Of hi
a. a. Bookl.G,I
Crosse, Will
cg. eupt.
~ Sept. Z. ies.
,, IL: e.. y. n
time bsissI
otaes remediea."I
E.wesks aeo toIs,I
cured; NM
M.eImoker NM
wondci iul. ga
q. ". aoRsicS.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-05
Institute.

XuSClCuC0s
The Institute closes today.
Professor Snody Of St. Law.
renee conducted the work this
week aud has taught several Of
the classes.
The attendance has been slightly
increased and the work has been
progressing finely. A lively iu.
terest 10 still manifested by the
teachers. The examination will
occar tomorrow and Saturday.
The complete list of teachers
now in attendance IL 40 follows:
FIRST GRADE.
E. E. Dye, Gannvalley
Edith Gray,
Winifred Reber, K,mbsn
Frank Hall, Gannvalley
Mrs. N ]. Bell, Miller.
SECOND GRADE.
Mrs. E. Dalrymple, Gannvalley
W. Fl. Alternately, Richards
Addie Creager, Gannvalley
Matilda Eugcr, Bailey
Clara Yskey, Gaunvalley
Ida Cook,
Mary Simmons. &c"
Inez Simmons,
Myrtle Hough, Miller
THIRD GRADE.
Elvirs Enger, Bailey
Nellie Oates, Gannvalley
Rosa Miller,
Charlie Brady,
Orial W. Powell,
Joseph SIechts,
Grace Perkins,
Flora Smith,
A TEACHER.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-05

DOOR OBJECTION leads to
nervousness. chronic dyspepsia and
great misery. The best remedy Is
GOD ~oARoAPARIllA.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-09-05

y the Yssoo 7
Foad Compe,NI|
h offers Nm|
+ spssislinds*|
d TO 20 end .s,,s1|
! Southern
elts Miss. !aI
and .iPrs1
D upon E;As|
(nsr. No.l!Mn,s
|u.r. nsnUlk|
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another. Tay!or-ave. % +, of Gay 40
rn %Es !sbeIIa r to the Mutual Life Insurance
Company. Y. corner Lexington-ave ana ,ooo
Ksa Ssy Henry and wife to the German Saw.
ngs Bank city Y. $ 7oth-st. 2io IT eooo
K IL LOUIS and wife to Julia Yusbaum 10 1870
East E lIs5 years tea Adam tand.r sth.s, ''
I5s n of Hrosdw,av lease .............' 1000
Lynn George and wife to D Butler, st 1900
l7gtf-st o2 It OF Burnsie.ave year. 1900
ner Emerson and Cooper SITS. l year. 400
and another c9rner VIZ i%noS-ave ' and
L Ter i'' Ellen. to Nina Levine io4th-st
1905 f " Of ai-ave, . mortgages !. 10y years 5000
s, Maaa o nf 10 of hrn s se Mseke' 1000
Maguire. Terence +. 70 W II FlItner. LIST
Donald esa Ga to Patrick 4ss' Bady
Union-ave, 200 II OF Kelly-st yearc;... 1000
~; It . Of oth-ave years ..e............... 10000
Same to Manhattan Investment and Construction 49,.
60 .J6th-st, 22J II OF cthave, demand. 1000
Pieper Augusta. John F Sleeves.
Prospect-aye and SPRING. no nn. lis
100 It " Of is,-ave 5000
Rs cErger An sh Sss and ana's sdaVs $500
Runk. Abby. to United states SAVINGS Bank.
n e Of Mosholu Parkway year $500
Schroeder. Louisa r. to Charles Dickey No ,ooo
sd lSS Ess' Josfp ,s t ae carSne sen ct al
42lst 'lS r. Of 2a-a anc,bsr years a samuel ''
Roeenfeld trustee, W Sherln-st' 30 IT OF so
scbwenk yoseph to Charles stehiin i2d
AIS II OF 2d-ave years -, no "'"
Lawyers Mortgage Insurance Company LIZA ,ooo oo
vdn 1nugcr y Theodore and wife to Gber,
Robertson Horne ct al s1thos, So8 II ., mn
vsenne Ez sh PHI 70 Harris Mandeibaum
and another, 10 and 10 coenties Slip, ! year s'"
Wolf Isaac and anoher 70 NARA crinonst
year '''''''' -''
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I.ENNRnED MORTGAGES-

Aaron. Louis. and wife 10 : II Lavrllr and an
other INvingtou- st. 81 ~ e. If Iitt-st in
stalment- .................... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Baldwin MARY f. and another To- Maud Van u
Iolmc. " Va'ntinc-avc. J0S.5 II $ OF Central
ht'ig" Road, year .--...-.... ...........
Iuck charles ana vito 10 4 VI VENT n W cor
mr. Mnnlattan-aVc and lO@d-st year ........
Banks. David ;. 10 r l. Reyes. i57th-st. loo
n 90 llth-1yc. demand OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Bumc Jacob u. To- Charlotte I; Hanon. lG2d-
ST. 80 II ~ Courtllrd-avc. years........
Cornell James l.. 10 j II Brown. " 3 lith-avc
.Gj n ~ l3l st. Ncars Observation-Disclosures.
Corll"r. ThcoIor' \. and VIE To- Mary An
drrws as trustee. Madison-ave. I5ll II
Cohen. Heyman and wife to \ Chedscy. No
Same To Joseph Suchncy. sam" property years
Curilcr. Theodore \. AMI VII" 10 the New-lerscy
Agency Company. g corner Madlson-aNe ana
liJth-st. years .............. .....-..+..
Crawford. Francis. and wife &" Midhl.hrook,
= " corner AmstcrGam-aVe and l2lth-st. years
Cordl,r Theodore \. and wifi" 20 Henry l.eavitt
Il AL Nadtsln-aNc. -. e ~ llJth-st.
mortgages demand -........,.......
Chambers Ellen VI. to ! ilcbberd. = corner
Madison ave and Talmadgr-st year ..........
Talmadge-st. years. mortgages ............
Duncan, William H. 10 Nathan Newitter
corner 81 Nichplas-aye AMI ll3th-st. ! year.
Same Sarah knight and another executors.
81 Nicholas-aye. IA n ~ ll3th-st year.
F,ltner, William H. 20 Charlotte u Logan.
isi-avc lOoil n of i02d-st | year........
Ficgrnheimer Henry and wife u Louis N Roscn-
thai, corner Eagle AMI WostchesieT avcs,
HAYS. John c. to the Equitable Life Assurance
Society, $. Bowery. - II OF Prince
Halrh. Hartley and wife to sidney u Ripley. n
156th-st, 100 II OF Ans 81 iar- ave. 3 years
Aeckert. Charles d. 10 Martin Czajkowski and
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EtAL r,rkrE rEANsrtns

,..t.t A.. "a, ..... ft, D, ,yn.y, .rl ,,ir, Fl,
la. N,'t ,.....;,...... ,., SCI
I'm. p M.l.a st.a. rr'.re~. Fl. Ein.n ..s-.
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r,,,.., . o., 70 v .t ,r..t.. ,t. ,,c i7Gx
49,. 10 ,'m' - ,.'' ,,...., linn, 81. i'-"
,ari p r,nt. lpn ana another trustee 90
irr., q. r.ir, w." .'.. ''... oooo
49,, % t.,s.t T v, 30 Eca ,aI ~
sIrl Sen o. V.H .. .I.. .......
IT. S. IS r,... 'I,...' :, ~bn I'D rI,. 70
........ - t...i.t.-
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M...r.,. u,r. p. i-.rf iai .-n.-- r. aa. % W.
,..,. b., '' a.. ".'. .,..,. ~ ~
Z '
o. 0 ,. , ,r. o.. ,ni o., rf,p lands ~ M,r-s
, 1'1' ., i. ,', '9 v,I Vs." .%-i M'r
90, t., 81 70, W.., Jfs +, SrIa All VIE 20
rf-..-e IN G,D.h,r .....'...........
... ro u, , i.,.,.,, no, No.. ct'-1i-i
.. t-tr... Crawford .........
V..f base. v b. -. n o. - .Str..'. ioit
''r..' To-, G~ W., 4 s..mp..r '.... '..
Ial.,.. D. q, $50 S. - ra...rl. '"V,'ll.
WIN. ~. .i; .,l .l> simon ,rer O., "a
~. M'"~ a a.. ", =, %, , v-...,.. .,,,.
Cr.irH. l>,.tr 20 Moa,... G...'., .........
r.aa.,.. T. .. ~ % D. a., i'.l .r K..s..
M.,n.ta.d ........ ....... ............... 600
h.ninma , 'i,..--.r o. 'a,... b ir,-.rr,'. 400
.,,,,r.,,, .rl ,'t. ', ,ri.on v ,r,r..'
Ha.li',.,.e b - conner - siuu.i..,. 49, llx
.-- ialar. Isaac ll.hb..i ,nI VIE p, E.en
T.,r.. .a,.. % - .. n W ~ rro,Ic-'.l,, 9jHp3
uI.ir H..i. .!e anl VITO Q, Anton Z.smuni
80 "''' ~ ,,c Irs,., ,.r5,ri.s 80"
, s-p.,,, , E' ,r,,ar. pa It, Je"api sc E '
O., SIM ............ ....-.....'..'...... 300
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lUIOIsh tJg NIIcdsO ahI Tie West leave New.
ioik. loot Chambers ST., daily. follows, aad ave
minutes earlier from West 23d-st:
95 a. m BaaS b sor %sv' ssi s sang
Parlor Buffalo.
C.00 -. M.-Nestbue Limited. Solid train FOR Chi:
c'oO ctgo via Chautaugua Lake arrives CleYeland
So a. m. Chicago p Sleepers TO Chi.
eago Cleveland and Cincinnati, Dinins
H.C0 l.. M.-Bltalo Nesthued Express arrives BufaIe
WV A. W. making direct connections for Detroit.
Chicago and the West. Bull l0 passengers
remain in sleeper until A. NJ.
845 & & to cSessS ses ss and N b5 Fail
and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
/ oCAL TIME TABLE TICKETS AND PULLMAN
- aeeommodstons at III. 26 !ol and a5I Broadway.
1876 East l2othst., Chambers and West 23ds ferries.
York; 233 Fulton-st. Brooklyn 200 TIuGsons. Ho
boken and Jersey City Station Erie Transfer Company
calls Tor and checks baggage hotels and residences
destination
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Lest an0 Couno.

I OST.-Eankbook No. 21l. 4s2 on Dry Dock Savings
IL Bank ANY person having claims upon said book IS
called upon present the the bank within thirty
said book VIII be declared cancelled and e.
tinguished and a one issued IN lieu thereof
A DXERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
CEIvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE 80 l2I2 Broad
way % north Of Thirty irsi-st.: and ApNEk-
EASEMENTS the following Branch Offices: IS,
Eighth-ave. corner Twenty -thrd-st: l52 Si,h-ave
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seems to have written about An orleans. Perhaps
nonsense has been written and spoken about Eng
land by Americans; but all that has no real bearing
on the study of language"
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0eathcrs.

vTNEACEERS WANTED.-Iadies: superior teacher ~
Latin and Greek FOR frst-class day school; maine
mates for class day and boarding schools, natural
sciences and English. Latin. Greek ana nithtna lcs
Gentlemen: German and Mathematics. English ana
Elocuiion Physiology. Zoology. Geography; superior
Mathematical teacher salary liberal. Physics. Algebra
Drawing: Gymnastics German SYSTEM and Mathematics
Gymnastics. Athletics. Military Drill; French maiiV"
for hrstclass day school
Apply 10 Mrs VI j. YOUNG FULTON. American md
Foreign Teachers Agency 20 Union Squ1le New-York.
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School AQcnrics.

A 0ENCY-Miriam Coyrere supplies tutors. pro'es'ors
"A teachers goyernesses. ETC.. In all deps recommends
school. TO parents 100 5h-ave Book ding 20h-s
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors overnesseS
&c TO Colleges, Schools ana Families. Apply to
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square
LrISK TEACHERS AGENCIES. New York Boston
Il Chicago Angeles II. E Crocker. W y k"rf
F. V Huyssoon W. o Pratt N Y Managers. 20 ah-sye
WANTED. IMMEDIATELY American scNern"ss. '"'
w Garnan musical coilpd1ion. g"''in"f'
English French n,ano: teachers for September vacancies
Miss DONONaN'S TEACHERS El' RiAU 70 Ens' 14in-s'.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY.
tAnthracite ooal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on so

tAnthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Agt9m1 90, Block Ssnals-
Trains station foot OF Liberty-st.
For Eas;on. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch CHUNK, &c,
40 7l5. $40 1l:i5 70 Eastonl A. NJ. l:lo 1870 ..0
10 Easton). 40 545. 1880 TO Allentown n sundaya
40 q rs TO Easton), A. NJ. 100 $50. 500 p ~ =.
For wilkesblTe. Pittston and Scranton: e:lo A. ~.
10. 1880 430 p: n sundays, 40 A. ~ =, 60,
80 100 300, 545. 100 p NJ. 1915 night. Sundays
30 a. NJ. 100. 30 53O. 500 p. NJ, IL Is night.
For Harristur, 40 500. 9:i0 A. NJ. 1910 80 400
200 90 =. ", 1918 night. sundays. loo. $50. 600
oc H. O io 70 iH' NJ "' sunGsSs 600 ~
hfd Boz Long h 81 and S". soGi no 70 pfs
nanEl AS, $40. -els " SUNDAYS. Except ocess
FOR LAKEWOOD,
$50 SIS a NJ. l:45 3:4c. 4:iO p NJ
For Farmingdale Toms River b. 1s;at Park ana Ban
For Atlantic city. Vneland and Brdgeton. +;so a. T.
For w5nmouth Beach seabrght and Highlands q
Say;snk 81; sls ,i;so 4 10y 81 10 i4' AIS q"
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
ii3o dining err A NJ. 80. $50 400 GBuT.t Pa,l9:
carr. 500 CDinng, carr, 800, I$o; So P. " l2 IN
& 5' 10 dining ar rs 800 =. NJ i2i5 night
G5.nnr Car A NJ. 100 $50 500 Dining carr. go
A NJ :3c 30 Dining Carr, 600 P. NJ. ~ night,
cs Al, ga lao 1923 Broadway: 7s' S.h,aye. 81 East
Iumbu~avs Nw-YoTk: Courtst. $50 Fult st Brook.
vn - Rroadwav Williamsburg. The New YORK TRANSFER
Companv will raii Tor and check baggage from hote Z"
residence TO destination.
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LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations 100, of CUrlimndt ANA ,,esbrosses stss
800 A. NJ. daily for MAUCH CHI NIX ana mediate
Su5 A. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUF:
FALO NIAGARA FALLS, SUSPENSION BRIDGE, and
West. and principal and local points dining car 70
Suspension Bridge Pullman Nestibule Sleeper chicago
Ii'IO A. NJ. daily for MAUcH CHUNK and neFms'
dias points. Connections for Reading and HARRISBURG ,
900 y. VI. daily. except sunday. FOR ELMIRA ana az
intermediate stations connections for potsyle and Read
char-car Il Wilkesbarre.
4iiO y. VI. daily. except sunday for l.. and b. JUNC.
TON and principal intermediate stations: Pullman putes
paror.car 70 Wnxesbarre; connections Tor Pottsyis
f:sO r. VI. daily except sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD and intermediate stations.
5I6 Il. NJ dsiy for EAsToN and intermediate stauonS
600 l.. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA fALLs.
all points West. Pullman Sleeper vesiipulsd uaI.
New-York to Chicago Sleeper to Buffalo and Toroh"'
connections Cor Reading and Harrisburg ,,.,
8:3O T. NJ daily. except Sunday. for Easton ana ih'''
mediate static ~1cxyus-
0,OC = VI daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. RochiEss..
TER. BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS. and all poin.s
West Pullmal seepers to Chicago and Buffalo cha'
car wilkestarre ..- ,s, OLA
Tickets and Pullman recommendation at rs :Si' IA IA
and 323 Broadway 1f3 Bowery 81 East ltth 81. i9e
Fast o5h St New-vork: 500 Fulton St. Court ST. "
Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn ". y; a, 49,.
The Transfer Co will call for and checH o~s
gage from hotel residence through TO destination
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A DvERTIsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
IA THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No 2i2 Broad
way. - door north ~ Thirty Arst-st.: and ADNER-
EASEMENTS ut the following Branch Offices: 2SI
Eighth-ave. corner Twenty thrdst u? sixthaye
49, Fourth-ave. Fourteenh-s $50 Thirdave.; itO
Thrd-avc Forty-sevenh-st: l.oa6 Third ave- near
I9o Columbus ave 30 Avenue A; 1.32S Thrd-ave: 2o7
West Fortysecondst: 1919 Secondave: oo4 Thirdave
Third between Ope-hundred-
and. twelfth and One-hundred- and thirteenth SITS
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Gounlrp Real estate fcr Sale.

NO BETTER INVESTMENT 'an be- had th9n hHr-acr
~ farm 500 milo from EStrl" uepo'; y j.
SPECIALITY ndAp.el tn raising small fruits vegetables an,
poultry. unfinished mlt" Tor prutce sold on nsalhelt
If desired Got fil particulars from u. L. RlSI.EY, -
:. lnth s.. HNIla InlnhIl. u.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAp'
Fast Express Trains TO .,...,~us Al
Washington, Chicnso, WET.


PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL y, TR s!ttSSAGo
Leave New-York foot OF Liberty ST. daiS so' ao n m
1870 p. m. and u rs night. PITTsBIRR f Gii i" NJ
and i2:i5 night CINCINNATI. st; rILN 1ouRsEs a. m.
III 30 Dining Carl 80 $50 p T lsls night R
trains run daily except $50 D. m "a , M. Ex sun.
NgW 0Ri EANS Roanoke Bristol and chatianoos~
through Pullman sleeping Car. p m; SsH''
Ticket Offices lis H. esi 4s i4o Broasway S 81
l4th St i2T Bowery. n. Y: 3ii Futon ~
stations foot OF Liberty ST c. X; Of for and chss
New-York Transfer Company VIII a. S
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHTLADEDPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WA
DEL IACkAWANNA AND WESTERN X.
stntions In Npw-NOrk foot of Barclay an
Christopher streets. ,
VEsTIBCLEER4 IHAAiiNNSH;sCH tiGHT.


THE ORANGES. Summit. Bernardsvlle. Baskns
Ridge Madison MorristoMn Passas; Pater.on BOOB
boysr Sanhope Bupp,s6 IKE J LAKE re
Washington PHI LIPsBURG. EAsToN. WATER
ToN. PITTSTON. WiLKEsBARRE. NANTICOKE
GANVIILE NORTHUMBERLAND. Montrose RING
HAMToN. OXFORD. NORWICH, watsrville. UTICA.
EICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland. SYRACUSE. o;.
BATH pANSVILLE BUFFALO and all points WEST.
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
100 A. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops az principal
900 4 M-BUFFALo. SCRANTON. RINGHAMroy:
UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE sni
OSWFGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Cars con.
Buffalo with train FOR Chicago. arriving go
IN. next morning. . .,
EXPRESS. pullman parlor cars -
ot,TIi EXPRESS Pullman parlGr ears r..
Or SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN. ELMIRA. BUF::
FAIO. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects At
Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving at e3o p n
$50 P NJ diaily)-RuFFALo. SCRANTON BINGHAM.
TON UTICA. SYRACUSE and oSWEGO EXPRESS
Pullman BUFFET Sleepers. . ., .z-o. =.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At y
Murrayst and go Broadway Tickets az ferry stations
-Ss and aio broadway 80 i?Jh-s. 235 Columbus.
ave New-York 100 Fult1n-st and "a Broadway,
p-ooRyn Time tables giving FULL Information az al
ste
wESTcorT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for ana
check baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
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Ctn propsrin for Sale.
A. V. X. STEVENSON & Co.,
Real Estate Appraisers. Auctoneers and Brokers.
Loans negotiated. Mortgages cashed'

Absolutely fines, building site for sale. with PCS
session. all Broadway. - -
y Il C-Ony ono block from 9Th Ave. - r. front
on Ero,dWay 746 Il on Gth average depth lt5 r.
Adjacent Herald SQUARE IA fact THIS superb ouiiis
s,s is in the 'insds The Tcnicrloin OF CiiN
Realty. Terms easy. possession
V. *. STEVENSON Il CO.,
~ broadway.
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WEST SHORE R.K.

4Tans leave West i-J 81. station New lVsAt a. w.
lows. and - earlier from foot Franklin ST.
$3.50 A. VI. Daily Local to Buffalo. . .....
O;l5 A. W. Daily Albany, Utica. Syracuse hoches0'
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago. ..
6;I5 4. VI. Daily for Albany Montreal, Utica syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis.
7;i5 y. VI Daily. except sunday. for Utica. syrae's'
Newark Rochester and Buffalo
Six D. w. paily Tor Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochester,
BunsLo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Cleveland ChH
cago and ST. Louis , -, -,
For tickets tables Of local trains parlo and sleep
nRcar accommodations apply city offices brooklyn am
Nsw-Yorl and at stations. Time tables at principal
hotels For other Information address
"'''''' C. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22

4 REDUCED RENTS. -Euidinss. stores. lofts and
y ,f'.. o. let On Chambers. spruce Is eSmaD. Futon
Joha Maiden Lane. Dey Bariay. Park Place PARK row;
~1sseu William Gold. 'lln. Pearl Water ana many
o,her s.rccte rutland < WHITING, > Beekman-st.
LARGE STORE AND EASEMENT TO LEASE ON
\ p-ornen, n,rhwe corner q shave near 31'h-st
J. ROMANO BROWN * co.
30 West 33i-st.
CHOICE OFFICES ard floors FOR manufacturing pur-
I poses either fronting City Hal square Mod
crate Apply office = George Munro. 20 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22

ID CRSUANT 10 statutory requirement. notice
L IL hereby given that Act has been passed by
branches Of the Legislature, entitled and wortcl fol-
lows:
AN ACT 10 authorize further appropriations for tho
maintenance OF the American Museum Of Natural History
In the city Of New York.
Further notice is hereby given that = public hearing
such bill will he held the Once the Mayor
the CITY Hall. In the city Of Ncw-Nork. q Monday.
March 9th. 1885. at ?.
iSianed) WILLIAM l.. STRONG Mayor.
Dated city Hall New-York. March 18th. 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
p URsUANT to statutory requirement. notice

- URSUANT to statutory requirement. notice
is hereby given that Act has been passed by both
lows: 49,
AN ACT TO provide for charging building situated
In Central Park in the City OF New-6ork occupied
by the American Museum ~ Natural History for the
parose oil furnishing proper facilities for increased
hibition.
Further notice * hereby Given that "A public hearing
upon such bl will be- held ONCE u Mayor In
the city Hall in the city OF NewYork. on Monday
March 18th. 1895. at p m.
signed.) WILLIAM l.. STRONG Mayor
Dated City Hail. New-YoTk March 18th. 1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22

Ciin I)rcpertn 90 Eet.
w ILL RENT AT SIGHT
w 1856 WEST S7TfIST a.
beautifully decorated; punt
hv DAYS work possession May estate lease
but one LETT ii 700 others POWER. corner S1th-S ana
EC1 tfftlI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22

Most of the papers in 1.-The North American Re
view deal with questions with which literature IS
not Immediately concerned Perhaps the amiable
Socrates might hold different opinion in regard 10
the articles on ''Naggng Women. but socrates
can't be consulted. Even this subject as discussed
in THE Review appeals more TO the physician than
to the critic. You're another would seem 10 De
one of IT'S chief conclusions. as 1t Is OF Max OXEN
article on Mark Twain and Paul Bourget.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22

OFFICES AND \ STORE
let
n
BEST KNOWN Isl ILDiNG ~ AMERICA.
Two floors. now devoted TO mechanical en-
pIoymcnts. in the Sth and 9th stories OF The
Tribune building. will be altered into "ihces
IN time for occupancy Nay LIST.
Direct sunlight half the days; Offices OF
modernte size. In suite ~ desired; ternis ms
low n. In amy other good building In this
vicinity; situation, near the brooklyn
bridge.
Apply in the business ONCE of
THE TRIBUNE.
I5t Nassau street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22

A romance Of autocrat!c imperialism, OF the mod
ern relations Of that imperialism and democracy IS
on the Appleton press. This is Majesty BOOK
ny Louis Couperus the Dutch novelist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22

4 new edition OF George Eliot's works is an
nounced by Merrill & Baker. 1t is to be issued IN
twenty-five 12mo volumes. and will be illustrated by
American artists. large paper edition with sixty
extra illustrations will also be published This Will
be limited to 200 numbered sets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22

Mr.. lang declares. apropos OF "Americanisms."-
which to avoid hurting Yankee feelings he calls
"-isms''- that 'the calm study of language ought
20 be kept free from the which Ar jPuskin