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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06

He is man with lilht beaver
o,ercuat on. He drives white
horse aud II top buggy. aud all Of Il
sudden lao lopa in tho middle Of tho
street aud looks fxedly u; tho horse.
Ia two minutes iijty people !lue tho
curbs.
whats tho matter y
"BAky."
a mtu starts to seize tho bride
uud start the horse but the driver
shakes bis head, and motions him
away.
"i'll bet he's mn ugly brute
"Ot coursy he is. Look ut that
wicked eye Of n,s ~
Ihc crowd has nov been incrois
ed by iiity, aud several vehicles have
stopped.
ANY body hurt -
No balky boise
"Why doscu't somo ono whisper
in his ear
Four mon step ont to give advice
but they are hastily motioLed back,
aud livery stable man IN the crow 4
observes
! eff that horse doesn't kill two O
thee men here, l Shall be mucI
mistaken
Three miunies more and th
crowd nambers two hundred, The
man with the gray horse Looks M
Inul down tho street. braces his fest,
takes II firm grip OF tho lines, ano
softly says, "Come, Peter due
Peter draws his h iad, daug!es IN
ears, aud moves of IA slowly nn'
softly as river Of grease.
What was ny calls Il man wit
la, run fonr blocks, aud Is putting
hke a whale.
But there is no one 10 ansSe
hin.
lucy have all dissolved liho
buIiul of sng.r.u barrrl Of water
,,n very my ysteuous, apd the crow
l,esu'l enjoy tho o!im,x ut all
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06
Practicing Law.

At Fort Wayne heard OF man
who had fallen very low in the so.
cial scale. The man was up before
Judge Foster for illegal voting. aud
In bis Cross examination be develop
ed liue Of family depravity seldom
heard VI / confess I never heard
of / confess | never heard of a
family springiug from such deprav
ed moral source,
"Wbat has been your profession
previous to your arrest ~ asked
Lawyer johnson, one Of the proud
esi lawyers in Fort Wayne.
~ have kept saloon. SIR"
Anything else asked Lawyer
Thompson. 'Yon have not kept q
saloon for ten years, have you I"
"No sir; 1 was negro minstrel
Tor q year, and then went With
Coup's circus
"Do you not think the life OF me-
gro minstrel aud "A travelling circus
man very low calling 7" asked the
lawyer.
ayes, sir; they are low callings,
will admit, but they are honest
You see my father started very low
and I eonld not seem to ge. ahead"
"Bnt your father never occupied a
lower position than yon, sir. u.
conld not. impossible" said th'
lawyer.
Yes, sir, but be did,"
swell, WHAT"
"why. be kept q faro bank. II,
had bad lick at that and kept goiu4
down bill. lie ran away fr, IN moth.
or jast before I was born leaving us
children to starve Tneu hs begau
70 get drunk aud sleep on saloon
hoors. lie got lower and low ssano
.bsepme low tramp, au,l next ",
hsssd of him ovsr 10 K.,in,Bazoc, nj,
tsrly shameless, prscticiA,k law
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06

Says the Detroit EGSt anil Trij'
INC "One uf the meauo,t men in
eyjstouce ~ a prosperous Kentucky
farmer IL has long been his cu--
lou, whenever he had letter to
wlirc. to drop il at tho bank where
no kept his account aud borrow D
sheet OF piper Having finished the
letter, he wouli ask the cpshjcr 10
put it in m envelope aud direct il
for him. aul then carry 1t to th,
rost-ollice himself Tho frequent
repetition Of tho performances seem
in itself ,riile small, bnt the cash
ier's Indignation Gu ho imagined
when ho learned that the frmc'
never stamped his letters, known.
tha, tho postmaster, recogni2in. ,h'
cashiers hand-H,i'ins and tho bank
uamo on the corner wonll court.
oou,ly prepay them aud send ia,
bill to the bank
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06
A Boys Composite, on the Mule.

me neWl is au nnernui WHICH
was born after Noer built the ark
The rhinoserus vas in the ark, but
there ain't no accounts OF the mesl
being there. an I guess in it an
made trouble. Noer landed on
Mount Arerat, but il the mewl had
been in the ark there amt no telling
where Noer wouldve landed. The
chances are he would ve been kilt by
the mewl. cos mewl don't like to
I've cooped up il aint in his natter
Monnt Arerat is n big bill in the
Holy Land. and there Noer turned
loose the nncrkorn au' the la,nb, aud
tho huns roared.
III amt wrong. Mount Arerat
was the place where the profit Eli
ger hsw mp in blaze Of fire. san
boys who go craw fship' on Sunday
call the profit lige. I've got dog
named Lige. He is Il briudle bull
dog aud won't back down for a
cirkular snw. Dad bonght him from
Jim Jones unkle. jim Jones'
grandma is bip-sho., an wears a
plum colored glass eye and shou:s
at camp meetins Dad bonght the
d g to keep tho niggers outeu The
water melon patch. an it's wrong tn
call too profit Lise. Bal b,ys amt
got no respect for tho profits ne
how. I'm the heal in my Sunday
school class. Deadun Smith owned
II big roam mewl, an' he bad n war
on his leg an' q Romanose. a mat
nained wilkins who loafes aronnt
tryiu' TO get on karriners jules toll
Deakun Smith to pull hair outet
the mowrs tail, au' tic it round th,
wart, an' il would cum of 10 tw,
days. The Deokun pulled tho hal
onien tue nevis tail. Doctor jim
son ses that Deakuu Smith won't b,
ahle to pass the coutribushin. DO,
fur two weeks. He was kickeC
through n hoard fence in the stun
N ok aui foil in wasp nest bigger
door mat.
Dad tolc Willer Sprisys that h'
would rather work in powder fsck
tery lhau fool With meAPs tail
Dad has handled nevis. Ho se:
that mewl AMI u savings ban
wont 10 to trust 10 way yon caI
fl 1t that meNl vii! let you rid
him thiity years i's to gst chance
To fall III bridge With you. N-ve
let m.yl vita lJ.5 of waite in hi
eye p1iut his tail at your head. Da,
ses it amt snfe, au won't miss it
aim once in u thousand. Tue bes
way to hitch inewl IN n wuBgun
- hire ulgger. 4 mewl has got I
get up M dust 10 get away with
niager. They are kin, somehow
The SIissury mewl is an Amerik i
ins,itushun. but the Spanish new
kn ,olsrskope his hiue legs m il
perieck tornaier whom no gets mat
You kiu tame the mild Bengoil Ii
ger. but keep away from the span
ish newl.
The goa, is next to the mewl fc
meanness, aud tho mewl cant /
beat. --Nep Orleans Times.
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4 man was arrested q fow days
ago for having tho dcIirinm tremens.
he whooped around, frightened n
train of cars Off the track, aud scared
a woman into convulsions, As he
was n leading member Of tho church
tho noighbors piticd bin and all
sorts of eympathies were fired at
him. It was finally ascer,ainod that
two bees had got down bis back and
were trying to bore o nov but on
hole in hie vest
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06

A good story is told OF General
Butler's sarcastic retort upon Mas
-achnsetts judge, whom he wa'
teasing for ruling favorable to Il
cause he MAS defending in court
The Judge got out Of pn'ieuce at las
aud somewhat testify exclaimed
"Mr Butler, what do you think
lit here for I"
The General quietly shrugged h''
shoulder. aud replied:
"rhe Court has got me now"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06
A Leit.handed Lung Tester.

We don't want a Three Springs
girl for lung tester. At n singing
school the other nigh u young man
was Dragging ab mt the strength OF
his lungs, aud invited u girl 10 the
company to hit him 10 the breast
She said she was leftshanded, had
been washing that day. was tired
aud didn't feel very active, but at hi'
urgent request lot 90 at bin. Whel
his friends went to pick him up. h'
said he thought he would die easie'
lying down. He bad lost all recol'
lection Of having any lungs, but The
young woman consoled hun by adj
'n,ttins that sno didn't hit him as
nari as she might have done. bs.
cause she rather liked him.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06

Did you ever notice poor chap
that stands in tho first picture OF the
almanac with the fish and sheep,
scorpions anl bnlls, aud twins, etc.
around him Did you ever notice
that be was naked aud had nothing
in his stomach That poor man
used to edit paper.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.
In the matter of the estate Of Jonas
EisenhHrt, decd.

In III" matter of the estate Of Jonas
Eisenhart, decd.
To- DanitI EIsehhart.
Sh1mokiu, Nnrthd Co., Pal William tis-' :,
hart, Suruokl" hlill., Jefferson Co., Pat John
LiseuhRtt, StillSNR, therlks Co, kans,i
irah iel ~ euhnrt, Chapman, Snyder co..
la.' Emanuel Escuhatt. Shenandoah, SehuJl'
hili o., Pa' Jonathan Eisenhart, shenanloah,
Scruylkll 90, ra.' Lewis T.. " enhar.
rhampAin, No lh'd Co., Pa.i caroline ESs'er,
HerGduu, Mort "a OO Ia; Mary, intcrniarri..
eel with John DehL lui"oi Elkh1rt 90, lud I;
Harriet, In ermirri Il with WIN lm :. snyder,
~henari ,ah. Sc.uylNil a.. Pa; Melinda
lllrem Shtukw eilor, Mark p. ShankweIIer.
william ShautWtiler, Mary ShRnkwoilsr. ia.
ieTmnrTied vita Charlie, Wiiibrandt, rhyillA
Shaukuei Or, mia intermtrlied With Ro-
bert Gardner, vito has Tor her guardian td-
ward brennan, Shnmukin, NOrtbh CO., Pa |;
JACOB ShinkNoilor, minor Who has Tor his
guaftiau x. q. fi,suhRrt, e ShAmokin ,Nurth'd
60 Pa o; Mary Thomas I. tctmrrriei with 'ioa.
Rob er; Richard lh0n's and Wi liam bomAs,
10th minors ami Who have for heir Rusi l.dr
Mary kupPet aud Agnes kupper, both lnipors
ard have iOr their guardian X. q, EiEeuhart,
oi Sh maxim, North'd 90, Pal Lena smiukey.
intermarri'd with Henry Beistel, Of Sh nan:
doah SehuyIsill Co., Pa; BeiIs aud legsl
representatives, Of JOnis Eisenhart, lats OF
Chapman twp. Snyder county Pa, deed.
You are her by po,ined that by virtue OF .
writ oii0quisiiiun Issued out OF thi OIphaus
tOuit ot Snyder county, aud to Tue directed
that an inq Iost will no held on ns preiuises OF
the said J1Gas Eisehhau deed. 10 'hapmau
ivy Vn MONDAY, MAY l. iss,, Of 5 o'eloek
Real Esta c OF tue said deceased, whom aud
where you may attend " You thils proper.
DAVID REICHLt, Sheriff.
| eherih's office, Mlidiebutg, March 10, ga
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06

In Australia an entlrprising firm
built house ofpppor, anl furnished
II throughout with furniture and fix.
'utes also made fpnper In Ameri-
ct n great many houses arc bnlIi
with paper, aud the unhappy Ten
who go on tho paper have tho houses
20 pay for. and that's tho gall Of it,
stranger.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06

An editor who speaks with IN air
of man who has discovered new
fact by experience. says that the new
way to prevent bleeding at the ioso'
is TO keep yosm noss Sat f stbes
psoptsv HetistAss
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06

A short time ago party of lynch
ers down South, postponed the
hanging for five minutes to allow
the victim time to finish cigar
This proves that tue use Of tobacco
prolongs life.
A Kansas man and woman have
been married to each other once a
year for four wears, divorce hav.
ing having separated them aftei
every union except the last ono
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II o e { r y.
conia1 R,uni the Curve.

here IL clever maxim,
which L woald ON you impress,
whether in Joy or sorrow,
I, pleasure or distress.
70 keep your wits about you,
And faithfully observe
h, look out for the engine.
When it's coming round the curve,
khould business cares oppress you,
And times seem hard and drear,
n honest heart and sunny smile,
Will all your future cheer.
Pat ON the breaks, keep II sharp look
out,
The maxim web will serve. -
hf YOU blow your whistle lively
When you're coming round the
curve.
|If n gay coquette should charm You,
with eyes and hair like night,
Ito make your poor heart nutter,
And telescope 1t quite,
|You bring to mind this maxim,
And then (without reserve)
| To hoist the danger signal.
When she's coming round the curv,
To do your duty manfully.
To cleave unto the right,
Will make life all the happier
And your joys will be more bright;
II you leave the wrong behind you
And from the right ne'er swerve,
The engine will not harm you
When its coming round the curve.
And when tho grim destroyer
Shall stare you ia the face.
Remember that the lot OF oil
IL final resting place.
Don't let this thought vnman you,
But be n man Of nerve,
And look out for the engine
When it's coming round the curve.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06
. Huutiugdon county

.. huntingdon cUUU'y W"yVFH
want the court room iuthe remodeled
court house place On tho brst in'
stead OF the second Il ,,r, as some oi
them occasionally fud 1T difficult to
ascend the stairs.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06

Michigan has female ,ypesetter
who set up 5000 ems, made mp tho
paper, took 10 $50 on subscriptions
api sued tho editor for breach OF
all inside day aud half.
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Caution

Notice is hereby given that have
purchased one horse, Biggy, orcsn,
aud set of harness which nave left in
lho osession OF Robes, Blngaman and
all pcrsnns ara hereby caulinn,'l 20
io uivd,Ilo With the s,mr a, ~
HENltv
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06

To dster.sisp ~hslt~ man is
drnui; or not es bin tospy, "rhe
.c,oery is s4ssy i~ssg II 10 s,ya.
i"sswsa rars,Y ysp NY ~. bin
LAwSy ~ A.,dMk.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06

An obituary notice in a Western
paper contained the touching intelli-
gsnce that tho deceased "had nccu-
nuiated little III 'ney aud ten cnil-
dren,"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06

Why is fashionable society like a
warming paoi Because il is highly
polished. bnt very hollow,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-04-06

When a couple make up th'ir
minds to get married it may bs call
cd o tie vote.
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WHENCE COGES Tie UHBoUN0ED
POPULARITY OF
AIlC0Gk'S PoF0lS Plaster I?

Because they have proved themselves
the Best EAtcrurl Remedy ever IN.
vented. They will cure asthma, colds,
coughs. rheumatism, neuralgia, and
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Applied 10 tho small 81 the back
they are iuialliahle in Back Ache,
Nrrv"ds prhility, and all Kidney
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they are II sure cure FOR dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint
ALLCOCk'S POROUS PLASTERS
ARE painless, fragrant, and quick to
cure. beware or limitations that blis-
ter and burn Get ALLCOCk'S the
/ only Genuine Porous Plaster.
Jan. ). 1899. Ca.
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Published every Thursday Evenrns
JEREMIAH GROUSE, Pr.p.r

Terms OF Subscription,
rwO DOLLARS PER ANNUM. Par-
able Within six months, or s2.50ifnot
paid within the year. No paper dis
continued untl all arrearages ta
paid unless at the option Of the pub
Usher
subscriptions outside OF the county
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
nay-Persons liiting aud using paper
vldressed a others lie ONE subscribors
md are liable forthc price ofthepspor
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FL CHENEY. Dru1qist,

~ summit 81, To edo, OIL
Snle Agent T.. the C9tt'd StitJs.
MaTcr, 81, iss..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-21

Nothing was done in State bonds outside of mod
crate dealings in Tennessee Gs which closed with
3, per cent advance 10 593l. There were 10 trans
actions III city bank stocks.
There was fairly distributed business done in
miscellaneous railroad bonds. but only to small
amounts. while those usually active were generally
neglected. Erie second cOnsols after rising l. to
eg elosed at 957s, and funded 80, after selling at
% ended at 9i5s, against OLE yester-
d.v. Chesapeake aud Ohio currency debts were p
lower AT 46s,. ST. Louis and Iron Mountain
new 5s sold up 20 sos, but returned to So New
York elevated frsts declined 81 to 117l2, and Met
ropoltan iirsts advanced 81 TO 1O1& and closed at
1913. East Tennessee Virginia aud Georgia con-
SOL were steady at 76a4. and incomes at 80. New
York, Chicago aud St. Louis firsts were off Il at 49,
International and Great Northern frsts sold at
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SATURDAY. May 20-P. VI.

SATURDAY May 2O-P. VI.
The volume of business IN the stock market to-
day was even more restricted than it had been on
any preceding day of the present dull season one
hundred and twonty-seven thousand and five hum
dred shares comprise the record of the total ransac
lions IN stocks at the stock Exchange. ereore, II
mol strange that the DAYS dealings took their
tone from tie early movements OF one OF the
liveIiest of the room traders. who, for rea-
sons that are satisfactory to HIM eli-in profits IN
scht-conclule led to close up " short" line OF some
s 600 or TO- 600 shares distributed among some five
OF six different stocks The RAPID purchasing OF
that quantity of stocks in SO dull market
had its effect and prices were advanced the best
figures generally being made in the first forty-hve
MINUTES After that the fluctuations were small
and h>tless and the closing was made IN drOwsy
sort Of way at prices just small fractions below the
best of the day. That is all there of to-day's
stick market No stocks presented SPECIAL features
uress il was st. Paul. aud that stock, with sales Of
IGsOO shares. was the only one in which the trans
actions exceeded $500 shares.
Government bonds very dull, the sales at
tie boards aggrega ing only $l1,70C. Prices were
firm and the bids for the 4l2s and f. were advanced
J. Annexed are the closing quotations:
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NORWICH LINE

~ ORN ICll LINE
Fare reduced Limited tickets 10 bOstOn. tJ 10 Worcester D.
Theuew Stca nor . ... No.,
CITY OF WORCESTER,
Without exception most eleS mt BOAT Oh tho SOuni and
IavOrito ClI1 Or BOoION,.
leave Per 40 North river loot Watts.St next per
DcsbrosSes-st Ferrv'aiiy, except Suniysa pm
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing ApIl %, 1851
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
"a. m estcrn and Northern Express Rochester AMI
Montreal with dTawingrO0m cars
n. Special Express i'r CHICAGO, daily stoDDng ON
Albany syracuse. ROchcster Buffalo. Ic Cleveland
ami Toledo o..
lu:3Oa. Chicago Express drawmgroon cars To CAnln'
daIcua Rochester aud b ufaO - - ma,
IL M Albany and Troy. with cOnncctloh !" S''0's
Glens Fails and Rutland
In, IN Accommodation Ia Albany ana Troy -.
Louis Express with sleeping cars ior 81 its.l,,
running through every day the week. also Niagara FANS
Buffalo. and lOei1 -. -, ..,.r,,r,a mi l.,
tD D. m Express. with sleeping cars 10 oyics anu ~
Aubirn Road also to Montreal excepting sunday. - -,
9 % m Pacific Express. daly. win Sleeping cars lor
Rocne.trr BufalO Cleveland. foeO Detroit ana CclgO
IL M Night Express with sleeping cars 20 Aoay anu
Troy &c.. .,-o,,1 a. iiroat
way and WcscOts Express Offices Pdrhplace ana -
and a. Broadway, Ncw.York. AID 333 Washing 0l-st
Erooklyn. j. VI. TOUCEY. Con. supt = d. MEEhEi"
| A.,
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Real estate agents.
4 GENERAL UNITED STATES LAND

Y oFFICE ,oa,or,I .oorcv
I'm NewYork CITY. where persons can obtain rehanie
ton as prices locality climate ll IN ~ that
~ the Southern ana states aud 1orfltoIcsso
proper 80 ectlon can made for Colonies or
lies before se enent the undersigned mas peon Snaov
through facilities obtain Il from responsible anu nnne"
pa tea fully supply tns urg ny ain ~ IL % IL Mt
NEVV.NORK CITY AND SUBURBAN DtrA VI
part uar attention paid TO buying selling ana re
n itv nroperty and also suburban property espoc On
he line of The Central Railroad of NeWJefsey us u'iohS
and branches
Sidney Dillon president Union Pacihc IaHo"' "o'''"
Tam Johnston present Of tho Central NewJersey
Land Improvement Company. ,-x,.k
George H. Potts president Park Bank, New-lOrA'
W ~ Dodge No II lih- at, New-N Ork; ..-os ,,o,r
Fran jerks president safe Depo III CohpAy VI W
York cor % Liberty-s and IlOadway - ~
Hon Frederick L Frclinghuvsen. Washing on - xor,,
c0r a president First National ifanA 81 10
Thomas +. Buckley, viceDresident National banA Vi N "
public
r. g. Knight Philadelphia, Penn.
Ooi'""' A. u. HOPE. l2l Liberty New-York.
Romaine Brown, 1,2SO Broadway. Entire
OF real estate specially Rents coocVe--
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Real Cstalr Wantco.

COUNTRY HOUSE, convenient to city, wanted
Y by the year rent. furnished preferred location
healthy very would be willing To take charge OF
atcd at nomn Al rent family small
references given. Address HOUSE, Tribune Ohce.
HOUSE WANTED Near 5th-ave., between
4 sd ard 42d-sts; prefer to rent. rutland WHIT
ING, Berkm an-st
NVANTED.-A cottage for the summer, must
W be the and chills. +. A NJ, 4S9 Wash
ingOnaYe, Brooklyn y. Y.
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STARl!N,9P, ,y, avn u,pnon TRANSPORTATION

COMPANY.
ONCE PIER IL, y. T., foot CortandtsL
Consgmens oil freight forwarded as directed u any part
Of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received delivery All kinds oil freight and er-
chandise any part Of tho city
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTEkAGE
Freight every description promptly shtored TO any point
In the harbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BAkGE5 AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER tOR EXCURSIONS
Steamers John H. sIarin and Erastns Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is n. r.. att daily saturdays
executed
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New.York ami
New itayen Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points a. L. < W. a. a. ceJsvei ~ Pi5' ~
For New. Haven and points East ut Pier IL
NORTH SHORE. STATEN lSLAND-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via steamer Pier l. H. H. foot Whitehalsk
GENITAL SnIPYAkD COmnunipaw, N.J.-Dry DO3kt
Machine aud Boiler shops eiytnng aop5rtAAias " sa'
CONSTRUED On anu repair VI ye5soiA
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aneiion Sales of Real estate

AT AUCTION, MAY %, II o'clock, by
COLE & MURPHY,
$40 Fulton-st, Brooklyn
ARARE CHANCE FOR SOLID INVESTMENT.
lass and basement brownstone front Flat
Co.mp Heights Brooklyn, covering entire lot with all
modern fiat improvements
ALSO,
The threostory and basement brown'tohe Hon' p'i,
residence adjoining above; all modern improvements Inc
v nropertes are now lea yearly tenants ami pay
.r cent net on fair valuation ami Wall be sold together
ALSO. - .n
Tho two elegantly vacant Lots on north sac Oh
dents near sthaye the midst of the hnest improve
ments I'm Brooklyn. 1900 er.,,,orrp q 20
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-21
DRIAN III. MULLER, Auctionecr.

ESTATE OF WILLIAM MATHEWS DhC D'
Valuable Building 18th and lOthayes ana DVSlohs
ADRIAN H. MULLER son will sell at auction on
Til LSDAY NAV % ut IL O'clock, at the ENcnalSe
room No iii broadway, BY OHDEk Or LIE , = IL IN t
q NTE.'S COURT OF " fsSTCHEoIER COUNl y undrT tho
direction of ELEANOR F. MATHEWS and WILLIAM
PORTER ALLEN, Administrators
4THAVENUE-l lot situate on the westerly soe' cohi-
mencing 1913 south 7Sthst. 2j.6xlOO IT,
4THAVENUE-2 lots. situate on the easterly siue col
mencing 81. 2 south Oi lJthst Each 20 6XlOh
ATUAVENUE-l lot situate thu westerly side COM
encing 1853 south OF S0thst, -5.6XlOj IT,
lOTH.ANENUE2 lots situate on the eastery slue o""-
mencing 40 A b south 32d ST.. 2ioXlOO
IOTHAVENUF-4 lots situat, IN the northwest coIhel
3ith.st corner -. inside 2iSNlOOl IL
utvISroN STRtET-I lot situate the nOrthcry size,
commencing "a feet west OF Suh0ksL zoo iee' o' -
about 40 feet de p
Mans and particulars NJ the Office NO fhe-st' vi VI
ANDERSON & MAN Attya, % "all-st