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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-15
SOUTH SIDE.

A large party of young people from
the West Side had trolley party to
this side last evening.
John Allen, of Birney avenue, Is Wis
iting in Paterson, N. j.
The Honesdale LiederkranZ picnics
at Central Park garden today.
Adam Fasold, Of Greenwood, Is in At
lantic City.
Mrs. James A. Manley and Mrs. Ella
c. Connell are at Lake Ariel.
The South Scranton Steel mill will
not resume operations until Monday,
Aug. 26. The rolls which were being
repaired for several days past were
about ready for use when 1t was discov-
cred that one Of the passes or grooves
did not work satisfactorily, hence the
delay.
James v. Clifford. Of Prospect ave-
nue. has left for an extended trip Of
several weeks at Portland, Me-. and
other New England points. He will in
spect the stores CT Woolworth while en-
joying his vacation.
Miss Maggie Laihey leaves for New
York city today. to spend two weeks
vacation.
The building associations Of this city
are nowhere more progressive than on
the South Side. Three have been pros
Germania. during the present month,
has begun business very auspiciously.
while the South Scranton association,
in existence but seven months, Is una
BILE to furnish money rapidly enough
for borrowers.
A game Of base ball will be played
at Schwenk's park today between the
Amitys OF HOnesdale and the Scran-
ton Amateurs.
The Liederkranz Of Honesdale will
picnic at Central Park garden today.
Mrs. John Kihbride and daughter, Ida,
Of Brooklyn. are visiting Mrs. Moran,
Of Fig street.
EVERYWHERE we go we f,nd some ono
who has been cured by Hoods Sarsapa-
riIla. It Is the greatest curative agent. It
is the one great blood purifier and nerve
tonic.
HOODS PILLS for the liver and bowels.
harmless. effective. do not pain or grippe.
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PERSONAL.

John T. Richards is spending the week in
Hazleton.
Mrs. William Hall, of Scranton street, is
visiting in Pittston.
Thomas F;nnesan. Of Wilkes Barre, Is
visiting Scranton trends.
T. j. Jennings and Joseph E. Donnelly
were in Wilkes-Barre yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth D. Klotz. of Newark. n.
j., Is the guest of Mrs. G. f. Dean.
Mrs. ]. c. Meyer. Of Kingston. is visiting
Mrs. J. W. Kellow, of the West Side.
Misses Loretto Cannon and May Taylor,
OF Jackson street. are at Crystal Lake.
James w. OBrien, Of Olyphanl, will
leave next week for visit in SAT- Lake
City.
Floyd Decker, of Newton. ". j., is the
guest Of Mrs, C. ]. La Barre. of Ninth
street,
Mrs. J. Thompson and Mrs. John Shantz,
of New, York city, are visiting Scranton
relatives. az
Mss Lillian Jacobs. Of Bromley avenue,
Is home from visit among friends in
Hazleton.
Mss Bessie Booth, of Southbridge,
Mass. is visiting Miss Bessie Rice. of JEFF
1erson avenue.
Attorney George W. Peck. who has been
spending fortnight at Lake Winola, re-
turned home yesterday.
Misses Mary and Hattie Bran.n, Of
Mount Holly, N. j., are guests Of Mrs T.
A. Patten. Of the West Side.
Miss Rose McQuade. Of Wilkes Barre.
has returned home after Il two weeks
visit with Scranton friends.
D. J. Campbell is in Philadelphia on busl-
ness connected with the opening of a fire
insurance agency in this city.
George W. Rice, night operator for the
Postal Telegraph company, Is spending a
Few weeks In Wayne county.
Mrs. Robert Simrell and children. Of
Breaker street, have gone to Bradford
county for two weeks outing.
Mrs. Sol Goldsmith and family Of this
city, and Miss Florence Brooks. of New
York. are summer!ng at Elmhurst.
Mrs. James HOSE, Of Fifth avenue, is
entertaining Mrs. Dennis Mahoney and
Mrs. Slepen Hosie, Of iobokcn, ". J.
Miss Helen Mott. assistant secretary Of
the board Of control. was at her desk yes
,terday after two weeks sojourn at Lake
W.nola.
Miss Name Duffy. Of Jackson street, and
Miss Mary Duffy, Of Price street. leave
this morning for a visit At Esopus- on-the
Hudson.
Bishop O'Hara, Rev. Fathers Feeley,
stopper and Christ attended the reception
at Malinkrodt convent yesterday, as did
also b. E. Leonard and daughter, Miss
Mae Leonard.
Alexander Simpson, clerk at Frank
Thompson & Co.'S, who was married Mon
day, In Philadelphia, to Mrs. Wedner. has
returned with his bride to this city. where
he will make his home.
Sheriff and Mrs. Clemons and two chill.
dren, and Mrs. David Clemons, Mrs. Aaron
Griniths, Misses Nettie and Clara Smith
Florence and T.llie Drinker are at tha
Normandie, Asbury Park.
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NQRI0N'S BULLETIN.

Rev. Father" Lucas's new book.
''Aguosticism and Religion" sLsS
DR.. TROOPS Book, Half Century
in Scranton" illustrated BY
numerous portraits ef old timers,
large 8 vo. cloth covers, Ss.50
Taylor's New Scranton Directory, S..
Peloubet's Notes Sabbath School
Lessons for this year, IS cents,
until balance Of stock cleared out;
Publishers price Of this book is SLss.
3s.cent cloth bound books,
Little Classics" our price ISc
ascent paper covered books,
about 100 different titles, LOG.
Hollands "Katherena, cloth, soc,
Hollands Bitter Sweet" cloth, soc,
New edition Of old favOrites,
which were formerly sold at 81. Is.
School Lacka.. beautiful new catalogue
for ensuing year. Free, on call.
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THIRD WEEK.
Monday. ScDternbcr an.

Monday. September 80.
George w. Potter VS.. Scranton Trac-
tiOn Company: trespass.
Universal Fashion Company VS.. John
II. Ladwig; assumpsit.
Harper Bros. vs. Nelson L. Walker;
trespass.
Thomas r. Edwards W.. City of
Scranton; trespass.
School district Of Old Forge vs.. John
and Joseph Jermyn: trespass.
Lafayette Decker, Jr., vs. Charles 8,
Lowry and ii. s. HG'tman; trespass.
Pulsifer Chemical company vs.. w. r.
Edwards; appeal
Edward Muilholland vs. Rush Brook
Water Company; trespass.
elizabeth Williams vs.. Thomas Spen-
Ger and 1sablla Spencer: assumpsit.
Nettie r. Walter VI. Charles II.
Welles and Lackawanan Trust and Safe
Deposit Company; ejectment.
|, Jacob ShlOss VS.. Frank M. Cobb:
trespass.
Samuel shloss by his next friend.
Jacob sShl0ss, vs.. Frank M. Cobb; tres
pass.
Nelson w. Jaeger VS.. Peoples Street
Railway Company Of Luzerne and
Scranton Traction Company; trespass.
Central Egg Company W. Ackerman
Bros; ae6umpsit.
Marwood Jordan vs. E., D. Collins;
assumpsit.
Tuepday. OstobsrI.
Ingersoll Sergeant Drill Company W.
Gregersville Salt and Mining Com.
pany; assumps1k. p
John .Mcloney W. Nicholas Kline;
ejectment.
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A BIRTHDAY PARTY,
Vas Held ut Home Of MIR. and Mrs, s. W,

Was Held ut Home Of MIR. and Mrs. s. W.
HuffOrd.
"A very pleasant birthday surprise
party was held Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Hufford
on Jadwin street During the evening
the friends presented Mr.. Hufford with
handsome rocker. After very en-
joyable evening was spent in playing
games, refreshments were served. and
at midnight the friends departed, wish
Ing Mr.. Hufford many more such birth
days.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pearce. Mr.. and Mrs. Kistline,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Depew, Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Brokin-
shire. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Depew, Mrs.
Mary Brokenshire.
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"iIow 10 Cure al, Skin Diseases .

HOW 10 Cure all Skin Diseases"
Simply apply "Swayne's Ointment. Z"
No internal medicine required. Cures tet.
ter. eczema. itch. all eruptions on the face.
hands. nose ETC.. leaving the skin clear,
white and healthy. Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no other
remedy. Ask your druggist for Swayne's 3
Ointment. -
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The trial list for the three weeks
term Of common pleas court. which be-
gins on Monday. Sept. l6. was COM
pleted yesterday and Is as follows:
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Buy the Weber
and get the best. At Guernsey Bros.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-30

that day in the battle perhaps accounts for the
attention Mr.. Williams gives it; for his book Is
dedicated to Prince George IT Is characteristic
OF the age that the provocaton for this battle
was the piratical conduct OF the Spanish fleet.
which had taken every English ship II fell In
with 1t Is equally characteristic that one has TO
trace English history down to the time Of Henry
V 10 find the navy we'll cared for as It was in
the early period OF Edward Ill After the hero
OF Agincourt occurs another long period Of In
activity when the anxieties Of the nation are
absorbed by the Wars OF the Roses. But with
the Era Of Discovery comes a reawakenng OF the
Sea Power 1t slumbered under James | and
Charles l. but awoke under the Commonwealth
and was kept awake by the sturdy blows Of the
Dutch. What with Dutch and French and Amer-
cans II had little rest until Nelson's time.
The one lesson which Mr.. Williams seeks TO en-
force is emphasized by his silence respecting the
interval Of almost a century since Trafalgar. That
victory was so overwhelming that no European
Power has since ventured to contest Engand's
primacy at sea- and amid the din of modern ship
building ii is difficult to foretell what the cut
come of another great naval war will be- MI
Willlams's book is profusely illustrated. the
pictures Of medieval ships having special irier-
est. The frontispiece is portrait of Lord Nelson
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LEHIGK VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of CoytIandt and DesbrOsses SITS.
900 A. VI. daily for MACCH CHUNK and inter-
mediate stations. 1851.
Ss1S 4. VI. daily for GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUF:
FALO NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and
the Wes. principal and local points: dninscar 70
Suspension Bridge Pullman Vesbue Sleeper TO Chicago
11nO A. VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and inter.
mediate points Reading and Harrisburg
800 r. VI. daily except sunday. for ELMIRA and all
intermediate stations connections for Pottsve and Read
ing, chaircar to Wikesbarre
4:lO y. VI. daily except Sunday. for l.. ana ~
JUNCTION ald pr.icipal intermediate stations: Pullman
buffet parlorcar to wikesbarre: connections for Potts.
vile. -
ago =. VI caiy. except Sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD and intermediate stations.
5ISP. ~. daily FOR Ess,an and intsrmsdate stations
GOO j. N. daily, for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
and all point West. Pullman Sleeper vestbuled train
N T. Chicago Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto: connec'
ton. for Reading end Harrisburg
$50 =. VI. daily Sunday. for Easton and inter-
mediate stations.
900 p. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. RocH-
ESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and all points
West. Pullman sieepers to Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
car wilkesb -
Tickets and Pullman Accommodating at 2as PSI 20
223 Broadway. 143 Bowery. 81 East l4th ST. JIG
East 18th St " Y: san Fulton ST. 4 Court ST.. %
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn; n Y;
The Y Transfer Co will call fov and check baggage
from hotel or residence through TO destination
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RAILROADS..
pen NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and Cortiandt Streets
In Eject January ~. lsOJ.
1880 sAsH Fsisenis
sfssns s'f Ss;';ys
80 tS?'i II sas 1 SsS 4 ExenEs.
and essso and Re'Ht iS.5 S u
e6S NJ eslSafS Sleeping
NJ GsfisS rEkPRss e.g
S si1ipSs sns Cars nanaps
$50 ;:S TxpRs5sxsruman Sleeping c
to Pt.burs Connects for Chicago daily and cisvs-
land u 1sif isS;S; f sSS THE SOUTH
DINING 3. fs i .na NJ Dn as Cars. So
H'? :s s sssS S sos's as
s :'Ss sa$ P?!Ss sj, - @s' ''
sS... s nsS al H
= SS%sT EiSE md ss :s. for
Sss 70 500
R OLD PoS and via
s ssT, sGPtt a a weekdays and with Through
FOR HTLANTIc cIfY $50 r. NJ. Aekdays. Through
FOR bs c4P Pf!' %A GsF roS foisn weekdays.
FG %. .:"s SaFs go !'s
week-days:- suRdays except Asbury Park and Ocean
oF've' ''' trS RON isMM.GASEIrHM.
u: e 81. o. 2S 80 Dn!n s %
nsn D,n S"sc es 6 81 g? @' Snlns
;s.. D.ns Ss sa IL. -. 5s ~ f' a nsA ssl
nro:dwsy Aston nouse End loot ct o, pssbrs..e. an.
broadway and Brooklyn Annex station. ,oot q Fulton
S s ND Ses The !is
hotels and r.:de1ces through to destination oon
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West 42d ST. Station. New-York a. toe
lows, and IS minutes earlier from foot Franklin St.
3i50 A.. y. Daily. Local TO Buffalo .. Rocb.s.
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit. ChieaE1 syra.
6t16 p. NJ. Daily for Albany. Montreal. utca. ~
cuse. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto ~
troll Cleveland Chicago and 81 Louis SYRACUSE
Newark. Rochester and Buffalo. . poc,...
ter, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit o'e'esn''
Chicago and ST. Louis. -, 49,. .,..,
For tickets time tables Of local trains parlor and neep
ngcar accommodations apply city onees brook cnsi
New-York, and stations. Time tables ~ p''"sV~s
hotela For other informant ton address 49,.
c. +. LAMBERT General Passenger Ass"~
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jnsfrnriion
For Young Ladles.-Country.

For Young Ladles.-Country.
ST MARY's SCHOOL. GARDEN CIIl. ~. a., !, vr.,.
- ldvanaxes Of New York. Special INSTRUCTION IN uus
and Art College Preparatory and ElecIWe
S,rdy buildings. Single rooms wlth c,nn.ot,"s
study paror. Miss JULIA H. FARWELL, rrlnc,pel
'EMPLE GROVE SEMINARY Saratoga Spri Ias,. ten
and op'l0nai courses Tor young laulss, .e"
,.achers cIARiES r. DOwD. Phi D.. PRESIDENT
,v,ur p.RYARD ROAKpING AND DAY SCHOOL. Gar
1ar CIV Innr Island FOURTEENTH YEAR,; French
n German thoroughly taught
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL -... o., .,-,.. ss,h
w boarding Day and College Preparato ,1 sIi'' '''
year opens September 10th. For circular naarrss
Mrs THODORA B. RICHARDS. Principal
MISS SAM '' Germantown. Philadelphia.
England.
,v,uopo1GH EDUCATION can be obtained under an
i ef9cient stan Of UNIVERSITY GRADUATES AZ any
= tho aforementioned Schools or colleges:
VI NV ~ Fees about 100 ruineas
..c1nnerherg" (Roys)
I,,,ro.,nn,,b ..foecobc Suffolk Road oCrlsc ,,
Iriebton 'Iicldciberg House. Medina TuIas ",'r'S
pnsnac,u.e. on application European ONCE. " y
Tribune. r. Fleet-st.. LONDON
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. II.
=" Fast Express Tralns 70 c,,-.Aa
Baltimore, Washington, Chicagoi T.Ccs"~ss-

Fast EXPRESS IIaInD 10 tA-
""'''St q. Lc~i: and All Point. West;
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI lat. Tk1 sar CHI.
txS6 i:sc ana nsht E PR rs TT TSusa
go = M. 800 p. m. For WAsHI E G RAdaEssc;
p. M az Sunday, 600 p DINING csla so H.
i?5 ~ trains run daily eicsB' I T. Sunday
For NEW ORLEANS via Roanoke s soo ana daily
Ticket oiiccs 49, iT2 20i. AIS lao Bdway; q ,or.
iAth ST.. i27 Bewsry; n T.: So sSy f r. Of N9't
New-York Transfer Co. win cali fer ana enscs ~sss
from hotel OF residence - Destination ".''-
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REcORDED MORTGAGES.

Brady. Ia,na A. to Harry Held. No - East
Ish,s'' W,r..o,e, and another to the Emf
grant Industrial Savings Bank. $ W corner "h-
and a2d,si. year
Trust 60. Nor t53 and 40 iIroomc.st years.
Caulincd. Ellen +. and another TO II Hudson,
Is = corner Madison ave and Waverey-st. j years
Detmold. william l.. ana wife TO VI homaine'
q corner Lexington ave and 2bth-rt year.
Dennis George g. to II I Bartlett. y 73dst. 81
Dctmold. william l.. ct al to the Greenwich Saw
ings Bank. Bond-s', lot "a map property Of
EIsl~r' katharine. and another to Julius Jano-
wiz g 2d-ave. - II n Of 6jth-st. year..
ave. 10 It ~ Of Anthony-avr. / year. .........
Gocller. chrisilan +. and wife to Elisa Kngel-
hoNer :. 327.0 n Of 5oston-ave. years.
Humphreys Adele |. and another to Mary cur
ran. 5 Perry ave. 80 # = Of Gun iiili Road.
Same to George Miller. as trustee. Perry
ave. 225 Il Of Gun I'M Road. years......
Kerr Leonard u. to John g filockhaus ct AL trus-
Kelly. Annie. g. T. lockwood. Tayior-st.
Ludford Francis. and another to John Grish. W
Ful,on-ave. 22l.s n n Of Pelham-ave. year.
Lehman Joseph. ct al to Rose l. smith. n W cor
ncr ~ Nchoas-ave and iisth-si. year,.
o.lrien. Annie T. ct al to Ellen Murphy. =
asi-st. ai9 # W Of 7th-ave. demand 80.
Pickens, Robert. and wife 10 r. 7 Townsend lot
81. map Of Nyse estate. years..............
Smith, Andrew II. TO Charles l. IIadley. executor.
No Is East 3sh-st. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Same to the Equitable Life Assurance Society OF
the United States. No - East 3sth.st. years.
Thatcher, Adellnr, ana nhptner 10 Eliza hudson.
ilDth-st, 2l22 n W Of Manhattan-ave. |
Observation-Disclosures.
Trudean. Hannah ". TO Daniel Ryer.
Franklin ave. lot i26. map Of Morrisana. 2
Trppe Mary l.. 10 True. 5 S Ish-st. 1888
n . ~ Riverside Observation-Disclosures.
Tompklns Eliza NJ. to VI Strcbeigh and
other. executors. 33d-st. OF n Of Lexing
tOn-ave, years. ..................
Well. Nannette. and another to NJ X waiiach
and another. No 403 East I1th-st instruments.
Brooklyn Wharf and Warehouse 60 to W Mort
gage Co. as trustee. n corner Water and Dock
". all stores and leasehold property, bonds. II
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ERIE LIN ES

Through trains for Chicago the West leave New
York. nbers-st. daily. follows. and i've
minutes earlier frori West I'D ST.:
O.1S A. M.-Vertibuled Express for waverly. Bins-
S'1C hamton. Elriira. Buffalo, Bradford and sais-
Parlor Buffalo
O.OO y. M.-vestbule Limited. Solid train for Chi:
O'OO caso Via Chautauqua Lake arrives Clevesnd
cago Cleveland AID Cincinnati. Dining Car.
C.On ~ M-Buffalo Vestibuled Express. Buffalo
O's)U A. ~. making direct connections for Detroit.
Chicago and the West. Buffalo passengers
remain In sleeper until A. NJ
S45 3 as1 10 S Bo Fall ch
cago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
r OcAI. TIME TABLE ICKETS AND PULLMAN
l. Recommendations at Ill 2si 4Oi oS7 Broadway i5S
East I26h-s,.. Chambers and West 23dst New
York: 3Ss Futon-s, Brooklyn: 200 Hudsons; Hoboken;
and Jersey City Station Erie Transfer Company calls for
and checks baggage from hotels and residences dest
nation.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
ON AND AFTER DEC. BID. 1894.

on AND AFTER DEC. 3D.. 1894.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chung 90:
70 Ea:tcs. $50 54S. !:25 Allentown ,sunday'.
80 III ~ !. Ea.ton' ~ 90 $50 Goo p e,S H.
:ic SCR 10 Sks $50 = NJ sSn4a ass
For Reading at $40 500 9:10 1000. II go A. M LILO.
ds se e. 'SS $40 Zoo IN i:si M
For Harrisburg at $50 500 0lo 4. NJ. 10. $50 400
200 S:s 7; NJ. 1918 night Sundays 100 ';ao' Goo
e;lo A. NJ: no 10 80 p NJ Sundays. 800 ?. ~;
For Red Bark L,ne Branch; and points sou,h 70 Point
P Psn 10 s s5 ss ' cses 40 e oe H.s
Crow. ard I'd A.su-@ p ers noc w 400 p n
FOR LAKEWOOD,
$50 Sis A. NJ. i:45. 34c. $40 p. II.
nega. $50. Sis A.: NJ. las $40 p. NJ.
For Atlantic City. vneland and Bridgeton. $50 A. H..
Say:.ns o' no SIS e& iiso 80 ia5 ais 80
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
For phn.a .,OhI. week T dsSs. 40 500 900 1000.
d,I 20 DSi'f o Pur e. P ;s;
500 Dning Carr 800 p. NJ. 1918 night.
For Baltimore and Wsshogton week days 300; II So
r. 1915 s 9sh suSday S 20 ,s o:n 1,S Sa
Tickets and parorcar he procured AZ 1i3 i2
?sl as e.! 40 Is23 BrOsdwsy 1871 sh;ave g. East
lumbusave. NewYork; Cour,st $50 Fu.tonst. Brock
lvn: ns Broadway Williamsburg. The New-york Transfer
Company will call FOR and check baggage from hotel %
residence 10 destination.
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5fhool Aeenfles.

CrNcy Miriam Coyrere suppies tutors professors:
n teachers governesses. etc. In all depts,
schools 10 parents 100 5h-ave Book dng cor 2oths,
A dFRICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCf
n Professors, Teachers, Tutors bpserh'sses'
&C. TO Colleges. Schools and Families Apply TO
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG FULTON . Union square
U1sK TEACHERS AGENCIES. NewYork. Boston.
L Chicago Los Angeles. H. F.. Crocker. w ~ Mt
T. v Tuyssoon W o. Pratt. Managers 10 n /.
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Grnlhcrs.

,y,rToR-A Everett stone tYnel sol sth-aye co beg
/ nrenarat,on a speciality Recommended ~ the KEY;
NJ Greer as "a conscientious and competent educator
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Dantinu Hfaoemies.

A LEXANDER MACGREGORS. Mendelssohn Rooms
n los WEST 5;TH-ST.
private lessons ard classes In dancing every oay.
J,ERNANDO'S ACADEMY. 1862 East ooths':- =,
L So: private lessons any Iour " class uoAe'' -
pupiIs' convenience Extra select private clhsses
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NEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


iasi.-t n s. - 4 Il 7'h.a,e. 2'H''ii Francis 8,
,i,h.oy" . corner i7.i.st a5Sli5. James
unne,' Fanny and k,nss, - oros'S ,,oo
Michael RYAN e. Julia Ryan. ............ 'h'
77ih-,, > -: u is,-aVe. 23XiO22; Nan m nm
ns'.c ana A io r. " is-ave 25slo2 2 Nose.
x waiiarh and another 10 Nannet'e' wife o' % .o
"i -, 80 80 ana r5 ~, fa'' 81 so
7sth.., 50 1888 # 4 Riversdea i'xio22;
Clarence r True to Mary !. Trippe. '..;,.'..
Wer, ~ ~. 81 -. John - Ireland ana wlfe -
at a. pi $ ca II " II ist-avc 3,y.s
samuel Greenfield and another to Rachel Naoh- % co
~, - ia, +, " = s,h.ave 25xi2o ok irresu-
Ia Emily and oe'rEr h''''''e' 20 u'''s
81 ave. :. - Z, n :7,hst IG5sico: trus- -,
iees ~ Henrietta Blockaus to Leonard X Kerr. 2oo'
"Hth n, Marin - Anire~ Il smith -. 20 ooc
i7,h-. 10 IT 81 s,. S,n ave oA'- mar,
Perr,.nyr . - - n Of CunhIll Road, s3SioO.
Agnes Fahy Adele I Humphreys ......o..
Pcfr,-arc. 225 Il : u Gunhill Road 34Ni"p.
rs st,pr W :. 22i7 Il Of Pelham ave- 2jx
100. John Grsh and wife TO Francis and Dell" -,
ic1,hst : 2eio (, n . of Franklin-aye. 3l.7S 49,
77X ,rreg Marie n Mantcl to Pauina W Goeliz $50
lam J. IIuiching- to Kate Iim,chinEs
o., =, to s. Ss,'nnS charlie.
Noble and wife to Aymar Embury '..:.,.....
For,lham Or North 81 ave corner , ,,.
I75th-st. = ~ II 81 Fnnkn-ave 5osi". .ox
Annie and Malachi Kelly 10 Frank = LockwosI. zoo
,h"nya IS, or ro.io"' Asher SIMON to David
w1 na Farms A to .T" Sdsrn nn
John T Kelly 1t al TO Catharn" Kely ....'',.oo.
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DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. Il.
stations in New-NOrk foot of barclay and
Christopher Streets.
"EsIinULE CntpS AIs.SN,isCn i..iAs.T BUFFET

Direct route TO NEWARK. BIooMFiELD. MoNTcLAIR
Ridge. Madison. Morristown Passac Paterson Boon.
ton. Dover Stanhope. BUDDS LAKE, LAKE HO-
PATCONG. Hackettstown. ScHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN,
Washington. PElILIPSBURG. EASTON WATER
GAP. srRoUDSBuRG. Pocono Mountains. SCRAN-
TON. PITTSTON. WILKESBARRE, NANTICoKE.
DANvlLLE. NORTHUMBERLAND Montrose BINo.
HAMTON. OXFORD, NORWICH. Waterville, UTICA.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS, Cortland SYRACUSE. OS.
wE0O. ITHACA CWEGO, EIMIRA. CORNING,
BATH. DANSvILLE. BUFFALO and all points WEST,
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
':20 A. REFRIGERATION MAIL Stops at principal
900 A. M-BUFFAIo SCRANTON. BINGHAMroN
UTicA RIciIFIEID sPRiNGs SYRACUSE and
OsWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parior cars con.
meet at Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving go
M morning
100 p. M.-sCRANToN. BINGHAMToN and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman parlor
200 p. M.-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PIYM.
OIJTH EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars.
7:S0 p NJ (Daly).-Bunalo Vestibuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON ELMIRA I3UF.
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects st
Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving at OBS D.
e3o p N tDany)-BUFFAIO. SCRANTON BINGHAM.
TON. UTICA SYRACUSE and OSwEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Sleepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
and 42e Broadway Tickets at Terry stations
ave NewYork; 33s and 7?6 Fuitonst and u Broadway
Brooklyn. Time tables. giving full Information. at an
wFsTcorr EXPRESS COMPANY will call for anS
check baggage from hotel residence to destination