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New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

THE ONLY DAILY LINE TO ALEXANDRIA BAY.
RoME, WATERToWN AND oGDENsBURG RAIL
ROAD.
SHORT ROUTE, QUICK TIME, STEEL RAIL
Trains leave GRAND ENTRAL DEPOT, via ROME for
CAPE VINCENT. WATERToWN and way 915 p M
DAILY ll15 p n, daily except Saturday and 1880 a. m
daily except Sunday OSWEGO and way 1870 a. daily
except Sunday, OIL and 1i:l5 daily except saur
day. OGDENsBURG. NORWOOD and way 9;l5 p. m. and
Il:15 p m daily except saturday.
els D. m. THROUGH WAGNER sLEEPERs for
WATERFOWL and OGDENsBURG daily except Saturday.
Connects at CAPE VINCENT with tho NEW FAST
STEAMER ST. LAWRENCE" and the steamer MAUD"
for CLA YToN ROUND ISLAND THOUSAND ISLAND
PARK and 4NLEXANDRIA BAY. and for KINGSTON,
ONT.
Through tickets sale at Grand Central Depot and all
NewYOrk Central ticket Offices IN New-YOrk and brooklyn
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THE NEW LINE
Il BETWEEN
| NEw.YoRK. PHILAD DELPHIh NoRFoLK, OLD POINT

NEW.YORR, PHILADELPHIA. NOKFOLk, OLD POINT
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
HOURS FAsTEHT THAN ANY oThLR ROUTE
New York, Philadelphia Norfolk railroad Company
now Fast Day and ght EKprss between NeW 1otk
Cape Charles Trans leave NcYYOtE y1 'enusylvana
RAILROAD $40 M week days daily arriving uld
Poiu Comfort b:i5 p. week days and 80 daily Nor
folk aud g1j a. IN. sleeping through from New
YORK 70 cape Charles and Paror car from fhiadt pha WIN
change Tickets parOrear seats and sleeping bcfts m
any Ticket once Of the Pennsylvana haoad
Company Il. d. COOKE. Gen Pass. and Freight Agent
N w DUNNE IL. SupeTutenlent.
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gteambcats ann fsailcabs.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave from Chambersst Depot for hngewoec
SSs'r4 Sso e4c $50 % Z midnight Sundays NJ and
NsRuet Spring Valley and MOnsoy I. m. 4;5o
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
~ YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
oxo.,t g. 10 minutes earlier
Coaches tS hgamoa E Baso
NiSs-5H Fss and @ Bdgo Sleeping Coaches
opmDsy Sc6icago and as 81 V LOUIS Limited f8prss
cRgS sT1 q Pi & e saaSne &
vel and So loiS o1 nj % SS SoSD p Chicago
7P @Paiy buffalo SssaTs Tsils Limited" arrives
popular nisht iTela 5ssTssn ana bSfaa so,,,
ran Of Pullman Day and sleeping 20 eoacSes 70 ghsmc
Emra suaao NagSra Fas Cnenn9m men a sGa sn Gaeago
NIsqsp9Sl' y GG 1e so $o cop
AZ d 1929 9S Il ;ss Lao =
midnight Sundays 5i6 7i6 $50 1920 a. M, 1:45 6So
fatST;GR Nsy9rs cS 500 $50 1000 200
~ nsdnght Saturday nights only Sundays p;l0 g. H.
sSSsrP s;45 80 $50 1920 1a5 $50 $50 40
w waSset SsS kV1H cSg M rp% Sundays s SIS M
Ney1spGs and Cornwall 7''o M $50 4'So dp M sun
Ot goadOu 4 and Kingston and Montgomery a. u ssop m
$50 p M Sunday $40 7IS $50 1870 a. mv $50 5;co
$50 p m. sunday $40 7:45 $50 1920 $3.50 m.
The % and $3.50 connect with Now-York. on
tarO and Western Railroad at Manst The am train stops
Port Jervis 4:45 $50 1920 am $3.50 4:3o z $50
pm SUNDAY $50 1920 am. $3.50 SPIN.
Boats leave 23d.st, n. Y, b;i6, 6i5 %. 6l5 m to
645 every hfteea minutes 545 m TO 1ol6 every
thirty and l45 Sundays every tir minutes
Tickets for passage and apartments IN Drawing Room and
Sleeping coaones can be and orders for the checking
Nos 4O1 957 Broadway. 1S7 Westst N. Y No Court
st BROOKLYN Of at the Company's Depots.
Express the West arrive NewYOrk at 7:l0
7:3O M. and 1920
JOHN n. ABBOTT, Genl Pass'r Agent NeW.York.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18

NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES.
IN TER, PORTLAND EEW-LONDON NORWIC II.
WHITE MoUNTAINs 8 and al points East Prom Pier 20
Forth River foot Of WatEt next pier above Des0o5sss
ktreet Ferry, at p "CIrY or WORC Is IEtL Tues.
fsys Thursdays and Saturdays. .CiTY OF BObION, ;,
Noa6ays Wednesdays and Fridays Tickets and Saterooms
may secured Asor House. 207 26l 39J and 951 Bread
way Windsor Cosmopolitan and Eares Hotels S33 Fulton St.
- : - oEo. W. BRADY, Agent.
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fpress Trans leave New York via Desbr0sses and Court
isndt Street Ferries, as follows;
t2O J2O g. o. 20 Chicago Limtedl, and To- (Washingt0n
Iinited IL il a. 800 $40 E4;40, B, o. and
,. and ~ night. sundays Gle % Linited. and 10
a m; $40 o. 6, z, and y and IL night
txns leaving NewY0rk daily except sunday at ., ana
t1:le m, T. q 4, and and y. IN. OH Sundays
connect at Trenton for Camden,
earning trains leave Broad street station Philadelphia,
POI $500 4.3S g. B.4b $50 73O $50 $780, IL, and IL
70. q United Express IA and 90 D M l2t4
b.45 $50 m 12:S4. (s:50 Lmted), $50, 7lO, 740
Leave Philadelphia via Camden, daily except
Sunday
neket tolces $40. 425 and 944 Broadway Astor House.
~ foot Of Desbrosses and CourSndt sts Courtst and
tpoklyn Annex Station foot Of FultOnst BrOOklyni
t,sch's Hotel Hoboken Station, Jersey CITY, Emigrant
5tket Ofice No. :. Battery and Castle Garden.
The NewYork TIansfeF Company Will eau for and check
uegage FROM hot els residences
ldAkLES u. PUGH, J. p WOOD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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Ocean Cleaners.

A NCHOR LINE. u. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY of ROME. sails "Wednesday sept o. oct. FL
Cabin passage $50 ard Upwards SecOndcla5s S35
steerase outward S20 prepaids SD.
GLASGOW SERVICE VIA LOND 5NDERY.
CIRCh~-IA sept 49, lDm. FL RN NESSl noon.
ETHIOPIA Sept 90 dam fANCHO RIA. oct II II a u.
Cabin passage $50 TO $40. second class $50
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General AGENTS,
z Bowling Green. Ncw-York
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NEw-YoRK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

s.o.,.,s. Pennsylvania Railroad, foot OF Cortiandt-
nFMiY1RK s.SliSYnSRIK q; and pesbrosses-st
Nh"-iohh- Pbila. and adIng r. Rs foot Liberty.St
LEAVE NEW. YOR K-C omuencing sept. 6, 1855.
FOR South Amboy wa Phladephia and Reading Raroad
Sundays. 4, s;45 g. M. p. u.
Via Pennsylv2nia Railroad, 7l0 IL noon, 4l0, D,
$50 p m sundays, a. IN. p. m.
For Eata via Philadelphia and Reading Rallroad o.
5S5, 7a45 o. IL l:5o, 4. A3O o. 5i45, 1850 y. m
Sundays. 4. $40 2. Tn.
Via Pennsy vania Ralroad 5:lo, a m, II noon, 4lO o.
! 6:3G D. N sundays, Z. m ,.
for Rel BanK Long Branch Ocean Grove AsbuTy Park.
ocean Beach Spr ng Lake Gift, Point Pe4ssDt
Via Phlatephis and Re1ding Railroad. 745, o. !
1:3e $50 A. S30, 8, 545 730 D. sundays mot stopping
o. Ocean Grove Asbury PARK, A. S:46 m;
Via Pennsylvania Railroad 7:l0 g. m IL noon' 3lO.
<i0 6S0p. N. sundays mot stopping al Ocean Grove
pf AsDury Park a. m, . p ~. - -,.
RUFUS BLODGETT. Superintendent.
C. G. HANCOCK J. X. WOOD,
GP&T A. i. r. RR. o.. PA. P, RR-
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Doaro an1 Rooms.

East Side
| CANDA HOUSE. II Lafayette Place.-Select
permanent parties
DOOMs. with board if desired, for two gen
temen in private ismy in one OF fthe best locations In
10 EAST 47TH-S1, near Windsor Hotel !;
hrstclass good Attendance.
ED EAST 46rH-ST-Handsome back par
lO thitd fourth floor 'front.' rooms with board
IA EAST 2STH-ST.. between 9TH and Madi
4 4 son aves Furnished roomsi OIL improvements
VTTH-ST. 135 EAST, near Union Square
Il Two large uniurnished rooms second floor pri
vate family
VO5TH-AVE., connecting with the Brevoort
neas to 6Sass Tsns Without Wy board handsomely
0STH-ST., III EAST.-Large sunny room; /;
80 also hall room adjoIninEi hrstea's board refer
oS AND 36 GRAMERCY PARK-Hotel.-
'tJ Elegant suites and single roomsi hrstclass tables
privilege OF PARK.
.}S EAST 29TH-ST.--Large rooms with
OO board also single for gentlemen references
~ EAST 20TH-ST.-N Nicely furnished
- rooms with table board; also board given per
0QTH-ST., Ill EAST.-American private
eDsD family large square handsomely furnished sunny
'front.' back room thrd nOor all eon'onienees' best Of
SS IRVING PLACE.-Elegantly furnished
CO fron room hot ard cold snd bath also
ard SINGLE rooms gentlemen OILY
III LEXINGTON-AVE fur
large cosesj bath gentlemen.
0T( MADISON-AVE.. between 39th and
- 4OthstsRooms with b3arl Private tables II de-
sired.
West Side.
POOMS with best of board for quiet, elderly
IA pcop.e house in perfect order. West side.
ADDRESS T.. Tribune 6ptlvn once I2Ss broadway
DARTIES desiring handsomely furnished
"a r Ten
3sthst cal! FOR references at EVERETT DIAEcToRY
TWO nicely furnished rooms large and
u email with board 2o9 West 41thst. two doors from
NVALLACE'S RESTAURANT I, III 5in-aye.
sl2 per week.
I HANDSOMELY Furnished room. large
Il. co,S s "a H. sys5te 9S WITH f4 ut ws Goa gsnn only phi
00TH-ST., % WEST Elegantly furnished
private table only reference. exclaimed.
Dn WEST ATHEIST. Handsomely furn-
CO ished rooms with or without private table.
- QETH-ST., 1873 ESr-Ncaty furnished
> single rooms for gentlemen
2S WEST 35TH-ST. sunny, comfortably
80 'p'( farni'hed Tecns dfSs,nsroom Ja'a' mezeep.on
1QTH-ST.. 81 WEST.-Single or connecting
enccs required
HSTH-ST., II WEST.-Nicely furnished
1kp rooms en- saite or siagy. witli board.
* WEST 35TH-ST; rooms on "a and 4th
%t'I hoors with uoard references
20 WEST TH-ST.-Iland .omely furnished
~ conHecng rooms on second tiTd and fourth foare
- 4 WEST igTH-ST.-SUpcrior rooms in prl-
~ vat family for gentlemen only brcakstn desired
QO IRVING PLACE.-With board au entire
- Goor; private table preferred also single roomai
references
9Et WEST H-ST.-Bcauiful large back
Df paror LET furnished; larg, 81 door 'front.' uufur.
nshed With carpet aud shaoes al .nProyemensi Win or
without board.
Brooklyn
DOARD IN RROOKLYN.-A double room
ID and room hoor with full board DO
eO.4 between aud UegraW
sta. private family roiore noes exchanged.
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Broadway and 13th-st.
4. Naru.Nwss NfnHfwnm 80 .


Broadway and 13th-st.
Saturday Matinee at 2.
Through this enormous
web OF magnificenos the story
OF the Two DTomiOs now runs
ike q silver thread glIstsBing
an It's own humOr against a
monster background VI old
COli."-. World
" Probably never before was
o farCical play produced with
such ma-ulIcenCs Of scenery.
Costumes and appointments
as the tOuedY OF Errors az
the star Theatre last even-
ina. -. 81 erald.
"The aCtingOf Messrs. Rob
son and Crane as tie Two
ur0miOs is Ike household
words knO an TO all, but when
witnessed in the magnificent
setting which now elac = a.
at the star Theatre 10 Is
dOubly enjoyable. The sets
in this revival excel anything
ever before presented'-
News.
Jr seats tickets viii be on sale
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18

POPULAR SHORE LINE FOR BOSTON
aod the East All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
sss traiDs daily lsnDdays excepted % Boston az a. M
m lparor car attached) and III with palace sleep
eafs sundays az p N. with palace sleeping carsl
por last express leaves Grand Central Depot lparlor
- @VaehedD p nlj arrives at Newport 720 D. m.
F.W. PoPfLE, Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
I EHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD.-Passene

II EHIGH VALLEY RA1LR0AD.-Passenge
j. depot foot Of CortlsnG and DesbIosses ss
ssIoSn Rfsains MSuch hunk. %EesSarre Towanda
TsTerly ithaca Geneva, Lyons Buffalo and the West Pull
daily Local at and
$40 D. m. for Easton. Bethlehem and Coplay. .
Trains leaving 81 ], and 340 connect for all
sontsin Mahonoy and Hazleten coal regions Sunday train
kayes for Mauch Chunk and Etazleton $40 a. N.
General Eastern once. Nc, 235 broadway. - :,
4 v B. BYINGTON, G. p. A.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON and after September Z. 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL HUU =.

AND bIAlGo NAIL NV T.
rnaloavo via Debrosoes and Courtlandt Street
Ferries. asfoOws: - W.. .., ,,,, ,,,
KARLSRUHE, PlttsDurg anu INC nosS AslaoS
CsFs attached q and D. NJ daily New York and
Hunted Of Parl0r Dining, Smoking and Sleeping
Cara az a IN. every day.
TIlhamsp0rt Lock Haven, m, p: mi Cory and Erie
D m con Decting st Cory for Ttusyie. Petroleum
Centfe and the Oil Regions - -,
Express Pullman Palace Cara daily except sunday
M arrive Washington 4:O5 y. hi regular az O:2O and
$50 a. m J. $40 and p. NJ and II night Sunday, Gl5
M. $40 and D. m. and II night.
5 Aflsntc CITY except sunday with through carr p m.
fm Cape May, except Sunday, ,. no. . .
1oug Branch Head Junction and intermediate siatlon
va Railway and Amboy. 7lo and y g. m IL % noon Sl9
do not stop al AsbuTy PARK. ,,,,.,1,. - ..
zT ola Point Norfolk via New York philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad $40 a week days and p. every
day; VIA baltimore and Bay Line, 340p. m week days
Dafs OF Brooklyn connect with all through trains
at Jersey City, aordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
hams Arrive: From Pittsburg, T. g. 1880 M 655 ana
l55 D. daily From ashinston ana BsltnioTe go
a i:2O $50 a3 530 go and 1905 p IA. SUNDAY 3D.
Pa m 3:2O 920 1905 j. NJ Prom Philadepha, $50. 60
n 900 ESQ 1Ot0 11a0 a M; 12O 2 80 $3.50. $50.
Boo $50 720 800 e2o 9S5 1905 In and 1920 night
funaY $780, 62O 7O5 SOo 1885 a. S:ZO, O:SO, 600,
b2O. 9.35 1905 .. IN.
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HARI,FM RIVER BRANCH

nTARIEM KINLk bhlANOH = =
IA NEW-YoRK. NEwHAVhN AN d HARTPoRp R: R;;
ns eaye harlem River station, corner 1872 st aud
near Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
TeSches by Thrd Avenue Elevated Garoa daly except
fndavs at 64s 7:5n, 9;l0 1000 1855 2:lo. BOO
20 $40 $40 and 500 m fer Port Morris Casanova
soae Poiut Hunts Point, West Farms Van Nest, W est
EeSter fmpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bay), Barlow (Cy
issnd1 Pelham Manor and New-Rschele, connecting a
pochallP with trains for ell poiats the I'm ne OF
Re New-York New.Haven and Hartford Railroad, shore
fina and Air Line DivisieRs New-Canaan AlddlctoHn
New Britain sued Branches and Boston and all points
East. ~, -, -, ,.o.,... 49,.
sans A. l2; 10 a. ~ daily except Mondays.
traipa for Rochelle and ell intermediate sta
sons at 200 $50 tho latter train connecting
with way trains 10 Grand central depot ana
iiamfora
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18

NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
IN ERs G. II. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
Peck Slip. Pier 70, f. r. az p m and
III D. Sundays excepted) connecting at New Haven With
jpeca trains for MER1DES. H RTFoRD. SPRINGFIELD
HOLYOKE, &c Tickets sold baggage checked nt ga
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DressmaanJ.

IJressmaunJ.
DRESSMAKER.-Good filter; 81 per day.
~ Address DRESSMAKER.
So Tribune Uptown Office. 1888 broadway.
nRESSMAKING.-By two Young ladies light
Ad ress L., Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE OLDEST ROUTE.

: SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA,
2 IN NEW-YORK.
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5iluaions mantco--9ema!e
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
Established In 1862. Incorporated lss4
8. oDEIIs President. y Y. QpELIe Treasurer
W. H. PHOSSER, Secretary. NJ. A. KELLOGG, Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
West side.

DOOMS with best Of board for quiet elderly
IA pcope new house in perfect order West side.
Address r.. TnDune UptIvn once. l.2Ss broadway
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-20
He Never Resigned,

Gone of my master workmen," said John
Roach, the great ship builder, to cor
respondent OF the Pioneer Press, a'swas a
confirmed drunkard. He had terrible
sprees, and had them pretty often. He
would come raving into the shops. dis
grazing himself and disgusting every body.
When sober ne was penltent, and forgave
him and took him back again and again. I
appealed to him till there seemed to be
nothing else to appeal to. One morning
he came in after one of his sprees and
said:' Mr.. Roach, want you to discharge
me. You can't make anything of me. I
have broken my promise and abused your
trust over and over. You took me up
when had nothing to do, and you learned
me your trade and paid me good wages,
and have borne with my faults till it amt
human to ask you to bear any more. Now
discharge me.
"sMike, says I, I won't discharge you,
but I'll let you resign, I'LL write your
resignation, for an idea struck me. / went
to my desk and wrote:
ssJoHN RoAcH-Sir: You helped me when
/ was pelniless. You gave me work when
I was idle. You taught me when was ig-
lorant. You have always paid me well.
You have borne with my inArmities Over
and over But have lost my sslf-respect,
and have not enough regard for you or love
for nay wife and children to behave like
man, and therefore hereby withdraw
from your employment,
~ gave is TO him and said: Il want you
to promise me one thing, that you will al
ways carry this with you, and that when
about to take glrss of liquor you will
take this out, read it, sign il and nail it TO
me before yo4 dFink. He promised SOL
EMMY that he would. He stayed in my
employ for years, and was never drunk
again. Ole day he took the paper out of
his pocket, shook it playfully at me and
said: at amt signed yet.
eyes," he resumed, after little, ST am
proud that out of seventy laWhreakers, /
have meyer let ane so to Jail, and that by
applying to them the law of kindness I
have saved them almost every one."
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-20
MEDICAL. /
TRUE ECONOMY.

Every one must practice true economy to succeed
in life. but it is no economy to buy 'shoddy"
articles bad -four, bad butter and bad food Of any
kind are not economical to at any prices thou
sand times worse is a "shoddy" medicine that pre-
tends to cure. but makes the patient worse
H9 AS the best food is the cheapest because it is
nutritious and strengthening to the whole system,
even in small quantities, SO is pure medicine
which cures every time even in small doses; there
fore always keep in mind these Ten Solid Facts
B1-There is more real solid cure in one botte Of
HURTS Kidney and Liver) REMEDY for the diseases
it is prepared for than in barrel of the SO called
cures; the dose is 20 to 80 drops.
HD-It cures. restores regulates and invigorates
the Liver. Stomach, Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary
Organs, creates marvellous appetite and rebuilds
the entire system, and it is Never known to fail
H8-It will prevent well as cure Malaria, Fevers
and Rheumatism and all diseases which come from
impure blood. Keep the fountain and the springs
that supply it pure and the stream flowing there
from will be healthful and life giving.
EBSpecial and interesting case Of Bright's Dis
ease described ON second page of our Banner Book
AarHUNrs Kidney and Liver) REMEDY puriAes
the blood, thereby keeping the Kidneys, Liver,
Stomach, Bladder aud Urinary Organs vigorous
with life and action, causing them to free the sys
tenn from the poisonous waste which brings dis
ease and death.
RS-It reaches the seat of the disease at once-ro-
moves the cause-stimulates and assists the func
tons of the kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organs.
ngrSave your health by using HUNr's Kidney
and Liver REMEDY, as millions will not recon-
pense the loss of the priceless boom. 1t will cure
Female Weakness, and prevent monthly suffering
Correspondents freely answered by
our Consulting PHI ysicfan at this Office. =
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-20
CHERIFF's SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW

y JERSEY. -- So"
Between Julia A. oliphant, complainant. and
Thomas Davenport ct ais, defendants.
Fl. IA. for sale of mortgaged premises
Returnable October Term, 1885,
williams " Cowles, Solicitors.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ to me directed
M. Gibsons Real Estate Exchange, No. AZ Mont
gomery street, Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, the Seventeenth Day of December
A. d. 1885,
at two o'clock in the afternoon all the following
described land and premises, with the appurtenan-
ces. being the same described in said writ that is
to say:
First Pareel-All that certain lot piece or parcel
of lsna lying and being in the city of Jersey City
County Of Hudson and State Of Now Jersey, being
known as lot 228 York street. which, on the map of
the farm of Cornelius Van Worst is known and dis
tingushed as lot thirtythree 1887 on block number
thirty l34 said lot being twenty-five feet wide
IN front and rear and sevcnty-eight feet through
out Being part of one Of the two lots conveyed
70 Jacob Happ by Cornelius Van Worst and wife,
June IL, lS4S.
Second Parcel-An that certain lot. piece or par
Gel OF land situate lying and being in the city Of
Jersey City, County Of Hudson and State of New
Jersey, and which, on map OF the farm of Corne-
Illus Van Worst inow deceased), made fer him by
Joseph +. Bridges, of the city of New York, sur
veyor, bearing date June, A. D. eighteen hundred
and thiFtysfve, and filed in tho office of the Clerk
of Hudson County the twenty-fourth day Of April.
A. d. eighteen hundred and forty-seven. May be
known and distinguished as lot number thirty-two
1927 in block thirtyfour 34, being twenty-five t25)
feet wide in front and rear and one hundred l10Ol
ieet deep throughout, and also al that certain lot
piece parcel Of land situated lying and being in
the city Of Jersey Oily. in the County of Hudson
Aad state of New Jersey. and which ON the map
above described is known as the part of the lot
number thirty-three 1881 on block number thirty
four (34 az laid down on said map, being the rest
and residue of said lot number thirty three remain
ing in the said Jacob Rapp in fee up to the twenty
afth day of November. eighteen hundred and
sixty-fve
Dated October 10, 1885.
s. FERDINAND HEINTZE, Sheriff
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-20
SHERIFFs SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW

VHERIFFS SALE - IN CHANCERY OF NEW
u JERSEY.
Between Goyn Talmage, complainant and A dam
Stohr, trustee, &C., ct ais, defendants.
Fl. fa.. for sale Of mortgaged premises.
Returnable February term, 1886.
VIM. G. E. See. solicitor.
By virtue OF the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered, I shall .ell by public vendue at J,
NJ. G5bson's Real Estate Exchange, AZ Montgomery
street, Jersey City, ON
THURSDAY the Seventh day Of January,
A. D., 1886,
at two o'clock in tho afternoon, all the following
described land and premises. with the appurte.
nances, being the same described in said writ that
is to say;
All that certain lot of land and premises, situate
lying and being in the City Of Jersey City, in the
County of Hudson, and State of New Jersey which
map now file in the effice of the G ERIK of
Hudson County. entitled Map of Lafayette, one mile
from Jersey City Ferry, Hudson Co., N j., is desg
mated as lot numbered twenty (20). in block thtr-
Beginning at point in the southwesterly line of
Walnut street, now Johnston avenue. distant TWEEN.
ty-five i25) feet northweserly from the northwest
erly line of Wilton street; thence running south
westerly parallel with Wilton street one hundred
feet; thence southeasterly parallel with Walnut
street. now Johnston avenue twenty Ave (25) feet
to Wilton street; THENCE noptheasterly along the
nut street, now Johnston avenue; thence north
westerly along the line of Walnut street. now John
ston avenue, twenty five (25 feet to the point or
place Of beginning Being the same premises con-
veyed to the said Adam Stohr by Peter E. Stohr and
wife by deed dated July 49, 1871, and recorded in
the office of the Clerk of Hudson County, in Book
230 of Deeds, on page 208, &c.
Dated October 81, 1885,
FERDINAND HEINTzE, Sheriff.
Dec. 6-5t-S
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-20
IA NoTrE."

Is it night? And sits night at your pillow?
Sits darkness about you like death?
Rolls darkness above like billow,
As drowning men catch in their breath
Is it night, and deep night Of dark errors,
OF crosses. and pitfalls and bars
Then lift up your face from your terrors,
For heaven alone holds the stars
Lo shaggy beard shepherds, the fastness--
Lorn, desolate Syrian sod;
The darkness the midnight the vastness-
That vast, solemn night bore God
The night brought us God; and the Saviour
Lay down in cradle to rest:
sweet cherub Babe in behavior,
So that all Baby-world might be blest.
The Cabin, 1885. JOAQUIN MILLER