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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-26
Timetable, in effect Apr ], 1886
GOING NORTH.
Daily texcept sunday

saturday only Going North-Train lcn,t..
Trcnch 81 Wilmington. II 10 p m and arrive, at
pup9h, ] M. Going south leaves Dupont lnl
arr ~ % p m. dupont a.. arr WI 90
SUNDAY only -tiolng nurth-trnin leaves FTcnc
y W u III $ % m stops at all stations. nrl az
heAulhg u 80 a m. Train leaves 50 Peters . q
TONG south train leaves Reading 90 Il m run,
70 ~ Peters. all stops arr 10 Is m Train leave.
h11.'lhs . W IN arr VII 20 p m. All stops
=, lot connections at Wilmington, Chndd's FOrd
Junction; i.chapc, COatesvlllo, Wayneshurg June
u9n bitdsboroi and Reading SEQ tlae-tablcs at
A. g. McCAUsLARn Sutt
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-26
10 aemove Unplonsant odors.

To remove unpleasant odors burnt
coffee is the best disinfeetant, and it is
very agreeable. For water closets, night
chairs, ETC., chloride of lime and even
common lime should be used. This is
effectual in cleansing utensils from bad
odors Or charcoal powder and camphor
dissolved; the articles well rinsed with
the composition Monthly.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-26
Upside down-A feather bed.

A capital fellow-The millianaire.
Uniform prices What the tailor
charges for soldiers clothes.
Glaciers take pleasure in the
thought that this is world of pane.
Always pronounced wrong, evei,
by the best scholars.-Wrong.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-26
On the Wrong Side.

A temperance missionary in Glas-
gov left few tracts with young
woman one morning.
Calling at the same house the
next day, he was rather discomfort
ed at observing the tracts doing
duty MS cull papers on the head of
the girl TO whom he had given
them.
"Weel, my lassie," he remarked,
81 see you have used the tracts left
Wye but" he added in time to
turn her merriment into confusion,
"ye have putten them ON the wrang
side o'your held, ma woman |"
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-26

Mosquitoes Antidote for snake BIO.
The following story comes to us from
Florida A man living in the neighbor-
hood of Tampa was bitten ON the leg by
rattlesnake. A doctor was at once sent
for and the leg was bandaged tightly
above the wound, although it was ex-
pected that the man would die before
medical assistance could be procured.
The leg having been barred for the appli-
cation of the bandage was attacked by
mosquitoes, and when the physician
finally arrived he found the man in good
condition, but the ground around where
he lay was strewn with dead mosquitoes.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-26
NEWARK DRUG
CHEMICAL STORE,
E. G. JAY, PHARMACIST.

Being educated to the drug
business, with an experience of
seventeen years handling drugs,
buying and selling, l feel safe
in guaranteeing everything l
sell. My customers will find
by a fair and just comparison
that | sell only the purest drugs,
chemicals, &c, at the lowest
prices. Call at any hour of the
day or night for anything in the
drug line.
e. &. j AY,
DRUGGIST,
Near POstOfllee, Newark, Del.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-26

The so-called peanut factories of Nor
folk, Va, handle and put on the market
100000 worth of peanuts each year.
The factory is simply a cleansing, polish
ing and sorting establishment, and the
work is all done by machinery. Chicago
Herald
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-26
TIME CARD
Phila., vii. & BALTIC. Railrool
Schedule in effect May 10th.
1886.
Trains ,oill run as roiioes.
SOUTH.

Peninsula express leaves Newark gHAm
rlvcs at Baltimore lilo am
Passengers leaving Newark at 1855 q. M pn ..,.s.
ark and Perryyillu Accommodation may take Tho
Fast Mail NJ Perrytille for baltimore VI san b..
irving at Union station at 9'i5 q. NJ.
wilmington and Baltimore accommodation, nt,
sundays only leaves Wilmington lOp. N. lr,itrs
Newark G O3 p. m stopping ut all Intermediate,
stations, ARRIVING at Baltimore 500 D. H.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-26

A factory has recently been established
in Switzerland in which very durable
cloth is made out of mixture of wool
and peat fiber.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-26

Sugar, glycerine, and gum arabic ara
the articles used to produce the glossy
appearance of ink.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-26

An original way of answering two
questions at time Here, Biddy
whal's the time o. night, and where
the pertaty pudding2" "It's eight
sir"
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-26

A nnI7F Send xix cents FOR postage. an
n RHIIL receive FREQ, a costly box Of goods
n iii (which viii help you to more
money right away than anything
else in this world. All of either sex
succeed from fret hour, The broad road to for
tune opens before the workers absolutely sure
At once address. True Co., Augusta, Maine.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-26
ROUND SHOULDERS

Ilitched up and archcd shoulders commonly
called round shoulders Is generally found
among rapidly growing and Oyer-stud0us chill
dren, from the constant bending forward Of the
head and neck over books or desk The habits
Of school life aggriyate these evils and often a
degree Of defOrmity is induced, which Is an an
OF vital Importance to adopt such means as VIII
expand the chest thereby increasing the space
within which the lungs are contained For this
purpose we have improved
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-26

A single hair will support the weight
of about four ounces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

On and after Sept IL 1896 viii leave West l2d-st
station a. follows:
All trains station Of Jay-st.
42d-st. - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - 49,
Detroit and Chicago $3.50 H. .eoo STOP. sleepers
81 Louis, GOO .s1Op m sleepers through.
IHao Rochester Suspension Bridge NiaRarn Fails $40
s,3o a. m 600. $40 sleepers and drawing room
Ltica and Syracuse $40. .93Oa m. 600 STOP m
Highland POughkeepse and Kingston $40, '7.lO $3.50
4l:@o a. H. il5. 900. $40 n m.
800 'S:l0 D. m
catskil sio :7:io $50 1925 H. AIS 900 $40 m
istons West Point Cornwall and Newburg $40 40
tSO lolO ll;25 Ais STOP. and 600 for
Cranston's Cornwall and Newburg
Tot Montreal and Canada East 500 p.
Anllton London sS3 w.. Goo $40 p. NJ Toronto
9.SO A. m. 1000 3: 10 p. m.
Albany $3.50
Lake George I1.95Am
Hobart BIO. ll:25 ~. Kaatersk Hunter Grand Hotel
Suon and Phnncia $40. II Is 4l5 Parlor ears
20 snd Hotel station and t. phDnioa for Hotel Kaaters
~. ana Mountain House on II % train
10 a m, Parior to Catskill on ll:25
Sunday ~ ~ ~
For tickets time tables par0r sleeping accommofa
uons or information apply at offices Brooklyn, 1888 wash
Eton-t 80 FultoDst Annex Office, foot OF Fulton-st
New YORK city, S63 1s5 942 Broadway 1881 Bowery, and
West Shore stations. foot Of West 42dst foot OF Jayst
Express viii call for and check frOm hotels and
deDces Orders can be left at ticket Offices
HENRY NONETT,
anderblt-ave Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after SEPTEMBER IS, 1884
GREAT TRUNK LINE

On and after SEPTEMBER l3, 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NevYor Desbrosses and cOuandt Street
Hsrrisburg Ptsbura and the West with Pullman Palace
sa af' assed va M Il and m daily Sey s
uii ng Cars sr.6 at 2 m eyery day rro
connecting Cory 'fitasve Petroleum
1on E WAsa o ami The south limited
~ a. m. arrive Washington and $40 p m; arrive
100 40 and ?. M and u night sunday. el5a
For Atlantic CITY except Sunday m. Through Carl
Tor C4pe May except SUNDAY. p m. ....,o,.
va Io aa oS and Amooy 40 and m u noon Sd
NJ 10 n nof sSo al A.6u4 3n P sqRy o IT, "'
For On Point and Norfolk. VIA New York philadelphia ana
Bav Line. i.sop m week davs
81 Je.ev CITY afordng speedy and direct transfer TOR
Trans q-rfSs rom Pttsburg 40. 80 1880 NJ 655
aaa 26 m fa 6 so@ o "s a 5 ann anf s n0T
SUNDAY 600 $50 a m $50 te2o and 1893 m Fr9m
lima n 10 200 $50 $:3o $50 500 6.55 10 $50
IL 756 PIG So M SO s5o e55 S56 oS5 and 1888
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave New Desbrosses and Court
landt street Ferries. SIS follows
3m sn s1Y 70 Oh's ago so ana ~ snf NJ @
and u night o S9 llo M ns and S no
Tram: ea 9n 1 e0 except e. 3f Sunday at and
lilo a ul /. = l. 8 sp n and 70 4 N. ami s p.
Sundays connects Trenton for Camden.
Returning trains leave Broad street station Phadepha
II Is OLimiiet Express liza and 40 D. M Y y
(. 8 g. 635 7.l2 s:i2 and $50 on sunday l2OI
80 4o5 $40 80 $50 m- l2:4a 100 Limted oi5o
Leave Phadephii Camden 900 m daily. except
!a tss and q. nFoany 4s o5T, noa as1
BROOKLYN Annex station. foot ~ FultOn-st- BROOKLYN
Buschs Hotel Hohoken. station Jersey city. Emgrant
Ticket Ofice, 80 Battery Place and Castle Garden.
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for nj cheek
CIIAs PUGH J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
NEW YORK CENTRAL AID HUDSON

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROA D.-Commencing June u, 1886
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
Rochester Express through drawng-room cars 10
Albany Trov. Montreal, SYRACUSE and Rochester
The Limited" with dining stopping AZ
Albany Utica Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara FAILS
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago 9oO IN anu
Louis 7:4O p. m. next dav
1890 M Chicago Express drawing room cars 10 Rich.
field Springs Canandaigua Rochester Niagara Falls and
Buffalo
with drawing room cars
$50 D. m Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica Express. with
draw room and Buffet cars 10 Troy aud Saratoga
- D. m, Accommodation To Albany and Troy.
CicagOand ST Louis EXpress, Nth sleeping gears
Niagara Falls. Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chi
cago and ST. Louis Diningcar New-lOrk to Albany.
$50 Montreal Express with sleepngcars 10 Syracuse
Ia road. and Ia Saratoga also To Montreal
soc D. or 70 hest ony through sleeping ear
D. Pacific with ,eepng-car- HOches
ter Buffalo Niagara FAILS Cleveland Toledo Detroit ami
Chicago Sleepngcars 70 Clayton and OgdensDurg daily *
cepi saturday.
and Connects with the morning trains for the est
and Tor the North (except SATURDAY. night
Place ALB Broadway. Harlem Depot l25fsL and 4tave
ri Westcous Express Offices Park place NEAR Broad
way 1856 and s42 broadway and 81 West l25thst- New
York 1913 Washington and 73O Fulton ss Brooklyn and 70
4ti-st.. williamsburg
Accommodations and sleeping be
procured OF the ticket offices New FORK CITY and
533 WashngtOn-st-. BROOKLYN.
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
-I'hese trains daily. daily except Sunday
tThese trains stop al Harlem (l25-st ami 4thayel
J. NJ TOUCEY. u. NJ. kENDRICK.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
DAY LINE

DAY LINE
ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT. Norfolk. Va, and South
Lave via Penn Il X 4 80 D. m ParlOr Baltimore.
thence PALACE steamers arriving Old Point IS
Noriolk a n IL V. TOMPKINs, Gen' pass Agent
=l2 BIosANAy.S Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20

~. Glowing sales held al the Exchange ail auction
l'D Bv John ?. r. so'yta.
qS4s E9 lot $50 o aTH 9SS 90
-t.rr Hu.cuc. with lot No and 40 & .nlrse Sues
g. rno' Iyrou Row. lot 3O.9N720x25xo4G o, ooo
,.., tI. n. n.y. with lot Nos "a to 40 Church-st,
corof pcy st. lot 9x7.6175.lXl55; same ~ an
The total amount realized at the Exchange and Auction
Room public auction sales Of city ra estate LOT the Week
ended SSH saturday, sept Is was slosSo0
LIS or AUCTIONS.
r- o COX ending with Saturday Sept % the following
,s are nouuced to De held Exchange and Auction
H'''" TUESDAY. SEPT 81.
rfc auction sale lot 3Ox99l and STORY building No 342
last 41iA-sL IS, 20 II y Of lstave
b. John F. 3 Sp'gth. zee
sna S story g' an cling No Is. East 2zS
WEDNESDAY. SEPT %
81 Jain T. B. Sny,h.
.., 'iS. s. Is NV # v Of IN NidisoEa7e
Rg Louis Eesier.
ae P9i . aa q7'aR11 Of h s1 S Guy 'S
IN John 7. Boyd ~
ra .,arT dweing 40 10 Last 76thst 100 II c Of
Ry William Kcnneiiy d CO. o..o -.
Fast 80 ST. l-94 Fl eof broadway lot lo'21 =
THURSDAY. SEPT %.
Pu A. H. Mwtcr q Son.
Focosrre sale FREDERICK Forster rcterGe lot 20 10 10
Xl0ls and 5story Tat 40 l29 West ooh-sI s. oJ4o II
~ Richard T. HGrncH 8 co. - . -.
FORECLOSURE sale George Martens. referee ot z2AHJ-
+s;oTy building No 2O7 2dave $ 30 II OF 4VthsL
FRIDAY. SEPT. "a
pv rich0-d y HayTeh 4 Co.
Foreclosure Richard New comDc referee pot OF and
lu-.-A ~ IsycrslGeave n e. cor Of cIsts[
RTCOEuEDRFAL ESrA II rRANSFERS-N T. CITY.
eforng shows real transactions recorded in
a. Registers Office to-day
I.sria-,.si o - II Of Broome At. 25xs76 Mar
rareita n0ulou to Ohm B0uilon "a al .,--.--, -
Sg.i .' % 100 OF -tave. 2iXl0ZZ, Matthias 1890
SCHNEIDER and wife 90 a Weller $3.50. %s'<0V
gQti Al 26O n y of 4tlave 2OxS2 executors OF - 80
Charls tie Cable O. "a II Bingham 1000 2ouoN
Vrlett Il No so r Martin % Bernhard bach 900
soil ,l vrmtoH ard % 10 !, McAdam $4,000
Same property b J McAiam 10 x " Myer- .-------.
18Th D. Of Hthavc 3ZKlOo-5i X " Myers
vs. fo Wroukuw tU,pOU
%iii hmm rev and wife 10 " n Saps .. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
Brooklyn propertp Uanteo.

WANTED.-A small house in the 18th or
18Th Ward. Brooklyn with two l0ts Address,
'~sahg locality and terms. A, Box 80. Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20

CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
Best and cheapest route U the CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
Steamers kAArFhSk ] IL and CATSkILL leave foot Of
Jay every week day az connecting with the cats
kin Mountain railroads Special taken j
transportation OF horses amt carriages
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
Send 70 FOL list Of houses ETC. address
HUGHES Treas, Catski1. y. z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
" Intact and as a Whole"
r. W VALENTINE. Auctioneer.

n W. VALENTINE, Auctioneer.
y. Assgnees sale Of Valuable Real Estate BY order Of
John Miller assignee Of W ROmeyn Nermlye. the follow
ing descr be sold auction IN the Aten
o. Pal s4deavc and kngle a., EngleWoOo N j.
on Saturday. october 2, 1856. at 2:l5 II.
THE HAN DSDME STONE RESIDENCE finest situa-
ton I'M TugewOod on nOrtW esterly Of Pasade
Brayfon ST. cabinet finish al the modern i'm
large stable also fine cottage premises
light acres garden lawn ana orchard also
AN EQI AL UNDIVIDED fourth part IN nifty nne acres
~ adjoining Teaneck School ouse at En-
glewcOd y l.; also
AT LIpNIA. y. j. the large frame house and stable on
Teaneck road and Hackensack ana
Fort Lee rod about and p 90 OF land KNOW
the Bro~ place also
ELEVEN ACRES OF LAND north side OF Hackensack
and Fort Ice rd Of and Teaneck road AZ lona
n. J.; also
LOT NO. 900 IN Brookside Cemetery Fnglowood.
For further information permit inquire of
tie h'erl MI G. ". VALENTINE. MI CHARLES
J. fAkk a. Engewood, or Mr.. JOHN MILLER, assignee
DIV no y ElN NEkNILNf. No. 20 Nassau ST. y. Y.
Tern@en per cent cash at time sale the
rrati0n OF 30 days
foot OF Chambersst Northern r. r. Of New
Jersey az lis p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20

-, Nh ana BROOKLYN for last week. the preceding
g, and the corresponding week of last year
ponding
Week ending Week ending Week in
Sept i. 1856 sept II: 1856 1850;
Sew .sl294oe s5l254 sss' ee9Q
Iroohls g. .-------.----- "''f''
~. sci,vifv among the brokers Is Indicated by the
70 h.s ruu No 20 Sl.l~55 $50 for the last week. as
N,..i aIgi 900 IN fhc previous week The princ
Shes 80 private contract are rs follows IWtnNnvs Ots
l.l ,ra4 side OF between Ninety fourth and
S., m sts. odd jog 600 hve lois on the northeast
-- a .ntlave and nfs'-s for 500 % seven ots
r,r rtl si siid @tlcnO four lots on the north
rnf nfhavc aaf inety eighthst~ for S4SoOo;
f..r, hrck trnem' house, No ~ MOT st. SOLO lor
sos Il. a :Nc~torr hrck AMI stone tenement-house al
-... .fs SIS, ior 500 o tour story Drown
1900 f'-lD.si,5l 0v lf house. No los W est Fly
rl-f .IV-' 81. for $4,000 Many other sales OF less
....r.. ., were un0ttto. .. - CT, Ia
... ...r. iv or.er %. the rupIer curt A A. hed-
... 80 rU rlra Row aud NO. : aud 10 tentre 81.
m bowl tr tu Hlns now o,cupe't as Leggetts li9tel
mot connect INc fafA Row
.. =. SD and fh teafIe-st. 45Xh4. These two lots
thereon r'uisd 10 the present occupants
b. .. r.fl Stay. i-e- fog 5000 The austioneer stStel
. .rf would so divided tween She myers III prcior
ro rrt.. r4t. No 20 Park Row sold 60 LOUIS John
~ , sf t,. PARTIES far $4,000 ms and 10 Centre.
..,- 600 ta e same huyer. gore IN Dey and
wa f.n SID f'le buy OF Tor $1,000 II Is
s.,v l-S- for ~ 900 a wear
II....r. f- meeting well attended. and can was
f- .f.fni- .uusl a. rent for 500 month IN good
.~~i s house between Iwenteth ana HNtY-
o.. ST.. ana second fourth ayes. 10 cost ABOUT
5000 nvt.torv Icnth-lVe stores ana tenement
offered To- 15I.uuo clch a
-l... .-.r, amt basement brick dwelling house 40. ~
100 st. Tor l4tou similar hu!i ing No lsb iA7t
D. t t &c. ~ coo also No. las for same amount
s' eaaiy house "a Rooms and three acres, at
~ alden. y. - ful SNoou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
Couutrp propertr r1anieo.
Doaro an0 Rooms.

Dcar0 an0 Rooms.
East Side.
HANDSOMELY furnished front room, hot
and cold water bath single gentlemen only
reference 80 Irving place.
- LAFAYETTE PLACE.-Select Boarding
with hotel conveniences snsy OF en- suite rates rea
s0nable table board,
20 MADlSON-AVE.. cor. 2Sth-st.-COrner
80 room ana % floor and other rooms with board.
I0.D MADlSON-AVE.-Perm or tran
~ slent board, Ii. A CURTIS.
West Sits-
= WEST 46TH-ST.-Large rooms and closets,
- private baths parlor floor dining private table
.ls@ WEST Handsomely furnished
sb Of rooms with private bath private table only
references exchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
Gtedmhoois au1 Railruohy.

A LBANY BOATS. Peoples Line"
"A DREW and DEAN RICHMOND
Leave Pier II ~ r. foot Cansst daily Sundays excepted
af6p
Connecting at Albany for all points North and West
NORWICH LINE. FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER FfTCHBURG, PORTLAND NEw-LONDON.
EokWICH; WHITE MOUNTAINS and AL Eastern points
Prom Pier 90 North River n T.. foot Of Watsst NEXT
pier above Desbrosses street Ferry daily except
sunday Steamers CITY OF WORCEsTER and CITY OF
NE"-fORk. q. ". BRADY, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
' John N ABBOTT GENT Pss.'r Agent, New York
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RR.

i NEWJ kHSEI NENIltAL DIV DION.
TINE TABLE-TAKING EJECT Ep a. 1855
Route" a 400 TAO $3.50 Hoo 100 400 40 5,0
! 1880 300 D. IN SUNDAYS 400 SD m. 0:Su IZOo
Direct connection at Wayne Junction for Germantown and
Chestnut I'm at Columba-ave for Manayunk. Consho
Draw M ROM ca RS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Re,AIn 1 on cave pHfLApE1PH1A Ninth and Green Sta
1880 $50 g:$o hoo NJ Ia 5'i5 5 100 81 300 N
at $40 40 $50 900 1890 a m. 100 $3.50 $40 600
F5 pr N kAVEN PEALE and Pm1LLIPsBUR G PENN
For n'G % III 4 PORT sUNBURY LEwIsBURG and
M4HAXqY CITY 5 At lf1 i9 @ 81 ~ 90 900 4g $50
100 M 100, 1870. 400 5SO 5:45 1900 p m Sundays
For Sr' SeciR zaVS at TOO $50 M s45 p
Foi WIKI r. BA RRE and PIITsToN At 100 $50 H.
LOO, LOO. $40 90 p N sunday sI5n al 0SV p IN
For Pa1E3N at at 200 7 SIS $50 H. $780, s5 400 Il
p m an ias M %LrENTovS and MAUcH CHUNK
al Zoo ZOO $50 LOO 1870 Si5. 5'i5 p ILL., sundays
ro or IaG at 400 ZOO $50 Loo 100 20 400
For s HIGH BkfDGk BRANCH AT 400 $50 a. 400 4JO
r p n n NdfGN ZOO $50 M 100 $780, 400 4:3O
For SqS ne lille r" at 100 so 1912 LOO
$50 100 7:SO slJ. 1880 p m sundays 400 sAS a. w.
rd Io 4qS Po D 80 600 700 7i5 $50 go 1913
Hoo 100 l;5o ~ az, = 81 V so 10 200 90 o. %
S SIM zoo s45 M. 1900 IL. l.3O 400 5JO o'5O
s5e iT f MBoY al 400 6:oO s:l5 1890 llOoa
oo AZ ESA SCI ci odk&N GRGTf &c &C. AH All rail- at
4u0 sI5 100 n 100 ~ ~ ,s 80; oA' p H. sun
da{ si ID 900 SD 10 M, 100 400 800 m
III IL MOOD. TONS RIVER BARN kuAI Al f-Oo
- - q; NJ ~ li9' sciTE VINELAND and BRIDGEToN At
400 a. NJ. $50 p H.
NFWJrR>EY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Fron Pier No. T. North River. via sandy Hook
Tor uI.ttlA y D. skABHlGHr. LOSG BRANCH oJO
in.ita "a, .,tJ. 300 p M sunday. 800 a IA 80
tnr ATLANTIC HIoHLANDA o.JO lO4SA H. ot''
90 p ~ IA KLwooD. TOMS RIVER and BARNLGAr.
S'tS up NJ An GROVE. OCEAN BEACH and POINT
pI.- y d, 10: ID A. fn- 54o y ~ 49,. -, Do, N :
IAN be prourri al loot OF Lipery-st re I 3d.
ssr ii gjI ~, AL. ga lao and lbs broAl
vy $50 7S7 AMI 74 otaye- lawns 10 -, 10 AZ III
~ Zen Il. lag I1O East 10th -, 1857 bo~e@ -
and principal hotels IN Ne" = ora Alty IN br'n'
"a, 81 = Celrt-st lO7 broadway, s.s, $50 tu"IsI ~
9 - :. ifobOkeD. pa Washingtonst SrN
o. ompany Will call fol- ana check DagEAso rum
ioiels M residence "a Destination i, u.x,ccE
J. r. MOOIEN, c.n Do. and Tick,f A II.
General Manager. - = u -, ~, i1I,etfv ~ s. \.
Du\DoUT. KINGSTON AND Gals
IL XIII MOT NTAINs. landing az Cransionh 49, vs.
i,o,n1 Co.. ali Newbufg, Marlboro Milton fOueiA
aat Eno. connecting with Ulster and DeiaWArr n"nt
@In- ~ Csf-au Mountain and kaaerskl Ram
stosr,ers rITy OF KINGSTON and JAMES W BAL,
WIN leave every week day at m, per u1S,si.as
49, .,cent saturdays. when CITY Of hINoSroS
caves al D. w.. making ali anil1sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
auction Sales Of Real estate.
IMPORTANT SALE
MANUFACTURING PROPERTY


Notice hereby given that in pursuance OF decree Of he
COUNTY, passed June ~ ss6 Purchasing certain mofgage
daed January 1874 and made by the Howe Machine Co ~
~ John p. Kennedy Of the CITY OF New OH am
Charles d. flotchkiss the Town OF bridgeport trustees ana
IN power % sale contained in said mortgage
err Will m al public auction az the superior Court room
ir -hf r House city of bridgeport on saturday
J.r % Sc 10 o'clock the forenoon or on any subse
ou.f CAV DAYS which the sae he adjourned te real
eaf. OF ad Howe Machine Company IN said bridgeport IN
Guiding factory buildings dwelling houses ana al
buildings thereon and the boilers Piping sRpSiaIus
sharing factory buildings together WIN e per
said mort AMI whch Is
r.ersd d q certain schedule attached 20 said decree
sad property sold subject prior mortgage 10 te
CITY savings Bank Bridgeport ana also subject 10 TWO AZ
fachmenf- Of Hume. Webster & Co, and the
other OF the Credit Company Limited, both OF Lon
ENGLAND , -. - ..s
-ad property viii be sold entirety and must be pad
for either Id Of the company secured Dy sau
pro value 10 per cent OF the purchase
price REQUIRED paid al the time OF sale ana the pal
ance within twenty DAYS thereafter and amount equal at
least OF 81 1913 a. and all expenses OF the safe
bee paid ii cash. - - . e-,--,.
bridgeport, Connecticut
sale has tins dav been adjourned Win me con
the "a DAY OF
l1-G d o. hour and place
Iai.d bridgeport. Conn. July "a. 1856.
STAPLES. Special Commissioner