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Wichita eagle., 1888-01-19
ghs aehta Daily Eagle: yhudag 4ornng sarnary -
NANTUCKET ISLAND.
Prentf milford Tells About Delight
full Ont of the WAY Resting Place.


To the outside world Madequet is a little
known and seldom visited portion Of Mem
tucket Island 1t lies from four to six miles
west Of Nantucket town. 1t is large place"
or area Of country, but not a town, and that
IS why an, SO indefinite as regards its dis
lance from Nantucket. OF people, there may
be a dozen within an area of four miles
square. OF land there is an abundance. 1t
stretches for miles, bill, dale and hollow,
bare and treeless, unfenced ard untitled. 1t
resembles very much the Illinois prairie Of
thirty years ago. when you could see the
roofs of the town where you bought your
groceries from your cabin door seven miles
distant l am located five miles from Nan
tucket, and can see its spires and some Of its
houses from slight elevation in my neigh
borhood A hill here thirty feet high COM
mands a ten mile prospect of land and sea.
Your first impression Of the country is that it
is little better than a sand sea beach. You
are mistaken; it abounds in hollows filled
with shrubberv Berries eatable are abund-
ant. So are the wild roses and honeysuckle.
Snakes are scarce. CLANS on the beach can
be had for the digging. Mosquitoes prevail
in some weathers and fit during other tenn
peratures. The mosquitoes do not bite you
so ardentiy after a weeks residence. They
become satisfied and even satiated with the
taste Of your blood. On new Corners they
seize with avidity, especially young, fresh,
tender and innocent girls from 10 to Is years
of age, receiving welts on them half as big as
dollar pieces-more or less Mosquitoes, like
other people, relish fresh, novel dishes.
There's a tick here, too, that jumps aboard
your trousers or other garments as you wade
through the daisies, which in their season
cover the hills as l never elsewhere saw dali
sizes grow. The ticks merely penetrate all
portions Of your apparel and crawl They
seem of al investigating and exploring nature,
and you can find them anywhere on you after
an hour or two's lay out on the grass. We
don't mind them now. We pick them off be-
fore coming into the house and leave them
outside to the number of dozen or So They
are red and fiat, having a number Of legs.
Their tendency is upwards. Once on the
hem Of your pants they commence their up
ward journey, either inside or outside your
clothes, and eventually reach the rim or
crown of your hat. Foolish, trivial minded
women and old male grannies make great
cutlery about these ticks. There are many
worse creatures which fasten on you in large
cities. Put 'em altogether they're not as bad
as one healthy tramp in his prime-one Of
the old sort who can foot his five miles day
and beg and eat ten dinners in making that
distance There is not a tramp in Nantucket
There never was one. They can't get here.
Tney do not swim-Prentice Milford in
New York Graphic.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-19
Snun for Brain Workers.

An excellent soup for the brain workers
has its origin in Germany. 1t is esteemed as
one of the most nutritious and appetizing
soups known to the German gourmet. Put
into a stew pan twelve onions one turnip
and head Of cabbage, quarter of pound
of butter and quart of white stock; stew
till tender Add another quart of stock, pulp
the vegetables and boil with the soup for
half an hour, stirring constantly. Just before
serving stir in half pint of boiling cream
and about twenty button onions, picked and
boiled soft in milk and water Season with
salt and thicken, if desired, with rice -four
worked with butter Each of these ingreti-
ents may be ranked high as brain food.-New
York Post
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-19
A Rife with Steel Bullets,

The French government is experimenting
with a new rife called the Pra!on gun. The
great advantage of the new weapon is bullet
Of steel TO replace that Of lead. The steel bull.
let being much less III weight than the leaden
would enable the soldier TO carry q greater
number of cartridges, which is Of essential
Importance. X also increases the CELEBRITY Of
the bullet on leaving the gun, which circum-
stance decreases the curve made by the pro-
Jectile and considerably reduces the jerk
suffered by the gunner on discharging the
weapon. These advantages are great.
Nevertheless, the weapon has not yet been
found perfect, and cannot vet be adopted.
But it opens new field of further improve
0ents 10 gunnery. Chicago News
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-19
Adulterating Beer.

London saloon keepers have adopted mos.
ingenious continuance for adulterating beer
at minimum risk of detection. An ap-
paratus is used which connects the pump
with barrel of sugar and water, as well as
the beer barrel, thus enabling the bartender
to dilute the beer at will, while at the same
time the original cask remains untouched,
and adulteration inspectors can always be
furnished with a sample of pure beer or ale.
Chicago Times.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-19
Concentrations for the Hunter,

Maurice Thompson suggests some COM
pensation for the hunter who does not find
his game. be SAYS: Take my advice: Leave
off sentimenjality that stops at your palate
end go quail shooting just for once. Tramp
four hours in the field, climb fences, wade
through brier patches, breathe pure cir. If
you find no quail, my word for it, you will
find an appetite that will make you glad 70
eat bacon. Chicago Times.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-19

lesson against the slaughter cf birds
comes from Japan. In that country insect
pests have become SO numerous tha: il il a
custom 10 pincll the fruit for the market be-
fore it is ripe TO prevent its destruction bv
insects. Boston Budget.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-19
Horses Suffer on SUNDAYS.

PittSburg street car driver says that his
horses suffer severely on Sundays from the
flies, because on that day there are so few
horses en- the streets that those that draw the
cars are about the Only ones on which the
dies can dine. New York Sun.
Iron rust comes of with ismou Juice and
salt, and the same kind of juice will remove
stains from the hands
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-19

To clean tinwarc, dampen cloth. dip it in
soda, rub the ware bris4ly, after which wipo
dry.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-19

5 Rub new tins all over with lard and heat
through before using first time and they will
not rust.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-19

New Orleans has q brass band of fourteen
members that are all newsboyA
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-19
A IesSnu frnnl Saran.

London postmen have petitioned the post
master general to be called letter carriers y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
! EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt and
Dc.Jr1--es follows:
a. for Cat1sauqua and Intermediate points
q. IL. Tor Geneva, Lyons Eimira, tochcser' Bunaio
and West and principal. local points. Char car TO
D. H. for Tunkhannock and interim Hate points Chair
car TO Iunkhannock Connection Reading and Harris
burg. ,.-- 49,.
$40 T. m. FOR Pittst0n and principal intermediate
points Chair car 10 L. and 3. Junction
, 40 p IN. FOR Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Conn, ct.on % Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 70
Mauck Chunk - ~,
D. N. for Geneva, Lyons, Emlra Rochester, Buf-
ialo aud the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons;
10 D. NJ. for Laurays and intermediate points.
Trains leaving AZ : p. m. / p. end 10 p IN. con-
points MahanOy and llozieton coal regions
SUNDAY TEAMS
n. m. for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton and Intermediate
points
) 40 p. H. for Coplay and intermediate points
D. m f0f Geneva Lyons ElWlfa, Rochester, Bui-
falC and the Wet. pullman sleeper % Lyons
General Eastern once. 235 Broadway
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

\ EW- lOKk. ONIAKIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY Trains leave from ferries at West 42i
West 40. st.. 80 m. Jay-st, as a m, for Md
dletowl Fallsburg. Monticello, Liberty Walton, Delhi,
Norwich Utica. Rome. Oneida, Fulton oswego, Buffalo.
Detroit Chicago 49,
Kill Valley stations Lakes Mohonk Mlnnew , Mid
Nc,. 42d-st., 4 10 p D.; Jay,'t;' 90 p m, Tor
Waikiki Valley stations Lakes Mohonk. MInneWaska
Nidllctown. B.0om.ugburg. Eilenylle Mt Dale MOnu-
cello Fall sburg Liberty. White Lake Rockland.
41d-si.. % p m. Jayst. 80 y n, daily tor
Midi, FalsbuIg Liberty, Walton Norwich; oneida
OsWoro Suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago, St Louis
Buffet s.eopers Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
free O@Wrgo
St. ! 100 D. m for Campbell Han. Mddetown, Bloom
nghurg Tlcnvilc. a.l-burg Monticello Liberty White
Lax. Llyincs'on Manor walton. Delhi .
Pullman Drawing Room sac and berths reserved a.
3O7 n-oqt~av Tire fJ0les tickets. &C.. 40 eO7, 3O,,
9li 1923 Broadway 49, 6h-ayc, 134 East l25th-st,
~ w. j. C. ANDERSON. G. p. A,
Is Exchange Place, New York.
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nailroa0s.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il On. and after JULY !, 1898.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New-York via Dcsbrosses and Ooruanu'
feses as iSoS wcs with Pullman Palace
cars attached 90 80 (Dnins Ca3 as y ~, ~
Dining smoking and Sleeping Nestibued Cars at o 100
wiIiiamspcrt Lock Haven, 90 a. M, 90 Cory
and Erie at 100 p connecting at CORY Tor titus
For LEBANON u" 200 a. ls' 90 D. m and IL 10 night
For Norrisiown, fhenixyie. pottstown and Beading
II 700 m. 700. 200 and 200 ?. NJ saturdays
Baltimore, Washington and the south, Limited Wash:
lngton Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except
daily with Dining Car. at 3:49 D. m- arrive washing
io ao u o n Seg gns az 20 10 700 and s n9 night
saSday S:i5 aS SG ana G 30 and p m and = IS
FOR Atlantic City, II 10 A. m, 100 and 100 p week
For G'Gs May ZAP Head s'f Sa aaY; ,n1 intermediate sta
tons VIA ah az 91d Am nj sp ana "a ~ M
On Sunday 80 IS go and q 81 Is ne and ' do not
For Old Point and Norfolk via Ncw,York Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad, p. m, daily; via Baltimore
and Fay Line 80 p m week days =, .,...u.
trains Jersey City, prording a speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New-York. via Desbrosses and
Sorlandt Streets Ferries a, ionoSSs ,,, n,rrc r.,
and TO- Washington Limited, and IL a. m, IL 20, ],
$40, 4. 40 8, G. 80 and p. m. and II Is night
Sundays Express 9 rs, % Limited and 10 a. M,
4, 80, ;, 9, G 30 and p nL' and II 10 night
Trains As0 eaSine daily except Sunday at
ana M On Sunday nd Connect at sd Tor 70 Camden ana
Ticket Offices Nos l. 435. $40 and 20 Broadway, I
Courtst and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot Of Futonst.
BroNyn; Station, jersey City; Emigrant Ticket Office,
The New.York Transfer Company viii call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences ,roon
oH Gene Il M RTs General Fa. %13 aPsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y y c. ( n. T. r. Co.. Lessees . %
Trains leave West 42d-st station ~ follows ana ~
minutes earlier from foot Of Jay-sL, North River;
Detioit and Chicago. . 80 a. m, - :OO 3 10 p NJ
Syracuse, Buffalo. I0chest,r Lspens-9n BFiase M
agara Falls rs. - 30 M. g 900 > - p m
Utica 3:15 . :55. a) II 30 a M . co. - 10 n, M
Kingston. ~augertes, Cats8ll, Albany, 5.lo = ii"
CranstOn's West Point Cornwall, NewDurg; . ~
- 10 "a 10 10 ca II 80 H. - 900 10 10,
~ 10. 45 D. M and 90 M, $40 ana u 40 ?. NJ
Cranston's. Cornwall, Ncwburg - 10
For Montreal and Canada East, 20 100 p m.
Hamilton, London. . - a M % co. . 10 D. m 10
Elegant eeping-cars for Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit
safatoes Specials a) II 80 m. Isl 3:45 p Draw
ing cars through 20 Saratoga -, g. -. ,,.
Lake George, II 80 NJ Drawing loon Cais 10 Oaiu-
well, Saturdays only, ~ 3 40 p NJ -. MI. n .oo
Lakes Mohonk aud Mlnnewaska via New PATTI . :OU,
"a II &c a. IN, 40 D. m Drawing I1oom Oais !"
kingston on 100, II 30 ~ 40 p ~ trains
nlca 10 9 zoo aJ ii a m. Is IS Draw,ng
Room Grand Hotel station AID 10 PhoenIcla U9r
Hotel Kaaerskil Mountain House, :OO (aj IL 80
a ~ and ~ 3:45 D. IN. trains ,,-
PaenNilic. Cairo and Mountain House station, D
715 90 (a) II 30 u N. aud - 3 A5 p IN Drawing
DAILY tDaiy except Saturday. Other trains daily
except Sunday. "a y Leave Jersey City, T. " H. Sa
ton (aj il 30 M. ~ 40 D. m Ho0okcn west Shoie
station, "a IL 80 m, (s) 3:iO p m. .,- ,ccor,
tickets, tables. paIor or slee accS 5
mOdat0ns Information apply ~ OFFICES bteoHi t,I
Wa-hington-s $50 Fulton Annex once toot OF
torl-st New York Cy-303 7s5, Si2 broadway Id IL
BoWery - Park place and West Shore Stations 1901 oi
West 4-d-st, foot of Jay-sL, " X ,- A....,. ,~o,,
hotels and resittrce, {. T.. LAMBERT.
Vanderhlitavc General Passenger Agent
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n EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVEi. EAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
on and after July II, trains leaye

on and after I. July 1yy, T. s IRA iTI le@ye
Lsgest and tqest Passenger station IN Amo eee 10
Albany, Troy and Syracuse -
m, Saratoga Lake George, and Montreal Special
FlaIts6uIs and Montreal S. AlOaps vo,h
Creek sehroon Lake, Blue Mountain Lake &c Drawing
- 80 a m, TAaoUs vEsTIEULED CHICAGO AND
d fSTGsq and Sleeping
t2 a P F sa an r6ao arrns az
Chicago at 8 80 a N. 81 Louis 40 p H. next day
ITO 80 a. H. Chicago Express for Niagara Falls To;
ronto Ceye.and, Cincinnati 1ndanapoai; DetIot ana
drawing room cars " Canandagua' Rochester, ana hch
III 80 m. New.York and Northern Express
fot saratoga Lake C,eoTse Rutsna Benng.Un' 1Sor'n
p n saraoga Limited snf On ~ Saturdays D Snly
ngy9$ S cara sa 5 Si nm
room cars Albany. Troy saratoga. Runs through
~ me-. Heeomm"iatieS To- Abany and Troy Con-
meets for Wiiamstown North Adams and intermediate
p NJ, Fast Chicago, Cincinnati and ST Louis TX
press for Nagara Falls buffalo Suspension Bragg 40
Indianapolis. 81 Louis Detroit and Chicago with sleep
foF CLAYTON daily. including Sunday 1yy.D for
Iaui smiths dauy except saturday Ihrough Sleeping
cas- to Gay ton and laui SMITHS VIA Cuca ana l-' W.
= 80 D. NJ Montreal aud Canandslgua Express daily.
70 pa'tsDuTg and Montreal va l.ouses toln
da Atlantic wayand to syracuse aad Canandsigpa daily
! 80 p. m. Tor Adirondack MOUNTAINS, Lake Chazy
Lyon Mountain Loon LAX, saIanas Paui smLhs TI,
zerne North Greek SchrOou Lake. Blue Mountain Lake,
via Saratoga and AdFOuiacA Railroad Sleeping cars
Newton 10 PlaltsburE and NORTH Creek
y. Special sleeper arrives Rochester Az O. n,
Buffalo y 30 =. H.. and Cleveland 80 p. III.
III 80 D. Fast Night Express for Rchneld Springs
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto Cleveland.
Cincinnati, Indianapolis Louis, Detroit and Chicago
with sleeping Sleeping cars 10 Canandslgua On
Sundays only
Lake George, Plaltshurg, Loon Lake, Saranac Lake
Paul Smiths, &C., also for Sharon Springs, CoOpersown
and Ricnaed Springs Sieepns-cars TO Albany -
and space drawing and sleeping cars on
rand Central station, 413 $50 and 942 Broadway
l. Park place, Battery place, 81 West l2oh-s, and
l35th-st. station New York; 1888 Washington and 73O
Fulton SITS. Broolyn, and 10 Attn st. Williamsburg.
Wcstcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences
Run daily Others daily except Sunday. Stop 13Sh-
ST. station take III passengers North and West
J. NJ. TOUCEY, HENRY hONETT,
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y.

sss sS ja tSs s175ooo
npIt, Clarke oS Reterc S to cSas Ru6sam ooe75
Beo1s .nr S STr sn1 no RSets is part 1000
60 nrsperty; Isabella d Dick 70 same % 600
waT TsScs 10 Ban * 70 Spa part O' ~ oooso
p' iaSD s SS mama" 0oh'a 2425o
T' Sscna nSG and w G to Mary oBflcn 1900
sAsys s0S SSaridee and wife to 6 sden $4,000
NanAj AlonrS Teess to C Joseph Rich 145Oo
sS' 9sscb Lawson oDO to u Nelson whppe 90 600
as' 1.sSo cea s "a to JACOB JansQn 1000
il9 IIs,r,aS wronkev to Isabella whyre $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
". J. MURPHY T. =. FARMER
GclI Sup't General Passenger Agent
CENTEAL RAILROAD OF .NEW-JERSEY

GENITAL RAILROAD or .NtW-JkRSEI.
FOOT Oh 4 Fia 4ae S y ja A 80 4i'L
r P9r IhA s and IEI9f D3gs5 "a H'2 3d.
j. p H. 81 NDAls a. . a. IL. . 49, i T. m 90
y r. La, haze connection Iea1ng Harrisburg, Potts
Magch 81 Chunk Rim iS' Iaars. eic ''' N'H'0"
D 10 HL iol Lake loDatcols' Laston, Bethlehem and
100 NJ. for Remington Easton' Bethlehem. Allen
80 ~ for Flemsineteln, Lake Hopatcong Ea,ton,
Readnc Iiagisbgrs fott-file, Tamaqua shamoka,
j p. IN. Tor T,m.asion Ii-.oa, Bethlehem Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, Reading. Ii2gr., &C.
5.45 D. 3D. Tor Laston, bethlehem Allentown, Mauch
! 80 p H. for Pennington. Lake hopatcolg. Easton.
and - p n for fomer c1dG nGd Tgm9s9 2,:no,
Chunk, Reading Ha-rsburs etc. On sundays at 80
sIs 80 1ll5 q Ia 80 go 30 4. go
RI Bank. long Branch iAsbufy Park ocean Grove.
eSgp sunday iSnt l9a.anI ia5qf Sas at 10 49,
4. y a. 80, 30 ? "a. for Farminglaie LAKE
a. aI' 80 p m for Beach Haven, ATLANTIC
90 200 s15 9:so 10 80 II 10 a. n 80, 80.
I, 3 80. D. . 80 GI5 ,. Ia sundays a m p Ii
For 4oSSqg, rARk y RAGS Is qq Tggesanys Tsaf,
ra, Long sh h!PSc Io0 oErE hSg Ghovr etc..
For Highland Biaeh N seabrish1 Monmouth Beach and
Long branch ! 80, 90. 100. u 90 2, n, 100,
S:45 80, 8 80 p IL Sundays 8 80. II 100 m,
For Ebdroh Asbury Park, ocean Grove etc, oo Oo
For MONMOUTH PARK RACES on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays 100. $780, II 100 a HI, II. 90
For Atlantic Highlands 80, 90 m. q 100 Saturdays
For lakewood Toms River and Barnega 80, 100 a m
reSctS and paror be procured at H. as
S2 25 st. s Fa as. s5h couit Ss " $50
Futonst. % broadway; ErooFlyn 80
Hew-YorE Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence
& HORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- Boston Newport and le last Express leaves Grand
O. a y. NJ
Doston 100 D.. Limited EApess FOR Newport Prov
bort, Proyidece Boston-isy iaiaeo faSor Cas- or
seepng Cars to destination.
~ HORE LINE FOR BOSTON. improved
London to hr limited express leaving New Yort a.
D. aud through 20 Boston returning. 4, attached
A. New london. Meals serve 10 routs eastward
anf table dhote in opposite direction.
TRAINS FOR BOSTON
Nou.yorA and va New.Engona
1eae Tf% 10 anu % a' TO- 1909 80
Arrive BOsTON 80 r. NJ . r. ~, A. NJ
PULLMAN 'sLlEEPlEG CARS on NiGHT TRAINS.
400 - 100 a. P1y y.c INCLUDING san.S sundays
seepag 5 a rs . be e5u a at ticket
y EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
ZOE yep pAYK55 12Ns PfiAYSGTH 9EGaEANN GF9yyE
POINT EeA65AHNAifY9c'iYG JULY 1855.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK, FOOT OF LIBERTY.
81 90 10 q 49, III 10 g. n ~ = 80 % 80 3 80
"a, sAi and 90 - S % o. BIO T. t. suhaASA'
From 81 5o0 q GO ctodRTLASbT AND DEsnRossEs SITS.
aned sa nRf ssfspt 5i h a. 90 30 h. 90 100
RUFUS BLoDG ErT Cen T. %P2n erA 9tAhpg%iG
sV,HE TARIFF OF 1883" pamphlet q 20 large pages
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Proposals.

AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONER OFFICE
Room 2O9. Stewart Building No. $50 Broadwaya
ITO CONTRACTORS
BIDS or PROPOs AIS for furnishing and manniactur
Ing ntunr placing, &c. isnch siopcock valves ana
gcaring House. l35thst ana COhNentaNe
section l5 and four isinch st0pcock waves al gear
Ing ho Used 80 -. on section II anI one 40
inch ftorcOck yalVo gearing 10 De used at tho New
House section of tho New Aqueduct AZ called
approved OF contract am specifications On
Me IN Onico oil tho Aqueducs tomm -sionef VIII e
ged thin Office until "Wednesday, August ~ lSS-
AZ o'clock d. n al which place and hour they VIII be
publicly opened by AQueduct Comm s,loners and nc
award OF FOR s1d and furnishing sad
material Will made by said Commissioners as soon
thereafter possible. .
Bank forms OF said approved contract and the sDeclh
therefor ard bids or proposals and proper en-
and form OF bonds and also
tho plans work and all other Information can be
Sbfalned the above Office Of the Aqueduct Commits
soncri application % tho secretary
order ~ Aqucfuct Commissioners,
IoUN q SIITFUAN JAMES c. DUANE.
SECRETARY President
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"rVHE hook OF OPEN-AIR SPORTS" octave 500
pages illustrated The standard authority On
Ameilcan OI,en al amu-ements Rules for sailing swim
ming ball playing, shooting horseback riding etc. etc.
In full II per copy. Published by The Tribune, New"
York Entertaining universally complmented by the
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REAL ESTATE.
,,,crvrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

Muller Son offered, under foreclosure yes
:, the Real Estate Exchange, NO -oo "Vs'
tNr srs,-st fourstory brick dwelling house twenty
sese"o, AZ eleventh ave-, size coxs33 The hrs' oo
Ne, q, 500 and there being advance inc properly
p srseked down al that price to G. O. Oorfier WI"
va n~ooas Brown offered. under foreclosure poe
an 90 an the south side Of one-hundree ana th'r'S-
NV" :, $50 feet west Of Honie,aVe,, run
slzhtn irouch 10 ne-hundred ana 'lit
s The Bidding started at $500 s ana Inc rose sSveT
sslVo Wells sold hy order Of tho Supreme Court, NO
james - b.fwcen hundred and forty ana
~ snndre and hftleth SITS. in the IwehtS lhu @
one he,y consists OF tvo-story frame dwelg.hous9
ne PropescS xS03 The bidding rose from $1,000 to
go ~ John Callahan was the buyer. -, -, -
G..",he Yesterday there was cAl loT prop
Az rear Westchester-ayc.. between Ursuline Con.
cry ~ One hundred and hftiethst and lnterNMe-aNe
vent or MIA Wand; also for plots OF lots southern
J~ers or on adjacent thereto, between one
hth-st- and 1ntervale-ave twenty
hre5s A double brick ana Drownstoie
pn III ali improvements situated In East One-hundred-
ss offered for s24, 500 the property rents
,cr Al 500 year
New.York wednesday, Aug g. 1855.
TIA following sales made at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
by A. II. Muller & Son.
Astory dwelling with lot No. ESQ West 71st-st.
90 n OF 1lth-ave lot 2oxso3 Curlier, SIC 500.
By william r Brown.
lots 137th-st, running TO 13Sth-st $50 II W OF
uonssaye, 95Xe00 each; G. Renner, %, loo.
BY ]. l. Wells.
lot Morrisaye, so It W Of 149th-st 25x7o.3
lain Callahan s2.775.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09

EXCURSIONS TO LONG BRANCH,
II OCEAN GROVE, HIGHLAND BEACH, &C.,
RY THE SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
TO HIGHLAND BEACH. LONG BRANCH. OCEAN
LEAVE NEw.YoRK, PIER 8, N r.. 100. 100
II 90 a. IN. / 90. 10, 30 p. m
Returning frequent intervals during the day and In
the evening follows:
Leave Point Pleasant .o5 p m. Ocean Grove, 80
D M Long Branch, 100 y. m. Seabright . ~ n ;
Highland Beach. 90 p. m.
Arriving IN New York, 10 40 .. m
TAKE TIFF SANDY HOOK ROUTE AND SPEND AN
EVENING ON THE SEASHORE
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A BEAUTIFUL summer homo for family or ley, few
"A private about an hour HOh
New-Yofk hot and cold water gas, baths 20 acres
lawn garden fruit; high LOCATION superb
view; convenient depot; many trains; staDling Al
dress o, ,,.,,,,-- -. ~, a.
a SHLEY HILL CoTTAGE~-In the loveest and
n most healthul portion OF Berkshire; s. to sl0 :,
Mrs LINUS MELICS Colake lion WORKS n. /.
COUNTRY BOARD near bay ana ocean; bathing.
Y boating and riding shady lawn broad piazza generous
table liberal terms JOHN w. TGIHllL, speohk, LII.
II ODGE FARM.-Plcasant locality. delightful scenery
~ mountain air Early home OF the late WIN. H. DIis-
more Address .. G. DODGE. Bennington Heights, n IL:
With large additions ana eommOdious rooms; centrally
located and newly furnished. 90 Front-st. sarstogs
springs Opens June Is MIS- s. VAN NEGHTEN Prop
HFALTU AND CONFORT.-Plfties desiring large
II airy rooms pit shade and cold blth ana hr
elias, Countrv board - hour. it"n uc city, may al
dress BOX 1877 Fishkll-on. Hudson, y. Y
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sUrHE TARIFF OF 1888" pamphlet Of 20 large pages
giving rates OF duty Ia force, In full, together
with the entire Free List and Other valuable Tariff nfor
nation Timely for reference, and absolutely correct
price ~ cents q copy Published By The Tribune"
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MIDSUMMER EXCURSION.
MAUCH CnUNi>, GLEN ON0KO
AND TIE SWITCHBACk.
via CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEM,JERsEY.
WEDNESDAY AUG. ~. Special EXPRESS TRAIN
FROM FOOT or LIBERTY-Sf. N. Y. AT ) $50 A. NJ.
Reaching home about y NJ
Fare only So % Switchback 90 cents extra
PARLOI CAR seats can be secured az II broadway
and Zoo, of Liberty st., New York.
For Information apply H. T. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass
Agt.. 1l9 iIbertyst. ~ y