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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-08
Bucllen,e Arnica salve.

The best salve Ia the world for Cuta
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns and all Skin Eruptions. and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required Il
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price % cents per
box. For sale By J. Walter Hodges q 90
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-08

As well as the handsomest. and others are
invited to call On any druggist and get
free trial bottle OF Kemp's Balsam for
the Throat and Lungs. remedy that
Is selling entirely upon lie merits and IL
guaranteed 20 relieve and cure all Chronic
and Acute Coughs, Asthma. Bronchitis
end Consumption Large bottles 50 cents
and 81.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-08

Ii is said that blind woman can knit
fasterihau one with good eyes She don't
look out the window every five Minutes.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-08
Local News.


reported for the EVENING CAPITAI,l
WASHINGTON, April 8. 8.P. M
For Maryland fair warmer northerly
w.nds
Thermometer at TINE CAPITAL Office
Al noon today stood Coz
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-08

,,ob arst insertion, @1.OO; subse-
one nss so cents. Liberal rates made
sueni L n' Advertising by the month or year.
81. lscfions Of square viii constitute fnl1
sansirtes,. announcement Of marriages and
OralasS re nut obituary notices will be charg-
~. sar At the usual rates OF adyertis
ing. -, uo,gcas and political or special COM
b.tcsfions, cents per line.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-08

Wanted 10000 persons TO drink Malt
Phosphatss at HaTt's Cigar Store-Sc. 3
glass-tbe beat summer drink ever saw.
a. Hart. % Maryland Avenue. is
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-08

It Is a curious fact that Harrison is the
name Of the county in which Jefferson
Davis still lives.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-08
TIME TABLES.
Annapolis. w. q u. Railroad.

- and after Nov. 1st. 1888. passenger trains
W " cave Annapolis as follows:
,,.yn Ag.APoLIs ARRIVE IN ANNAPOLIS
- ...G 40 q. IN. 80 90 q. m.
pssssnger. a. m Accom- ...-...'..'s. as E. m
en- S........4.l0 p. m. PASSENGER. $50 p. m.
sa,aav Trains Will leave Annapolis at e.37 q.
sn5 40 D. m. Arrive 1915 q. m. and e.2S p. m.
Through Coaches are rim between baltimore
"A Annapolis on all the above trains.
ri ~ss,ro,,gh freight to and from baltimore every
- Locai freight Tuesday and Friday ct 800
a
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-08

The man who purchased new cutter
In the fore part OF the winter Is now will.
Ing to trade 1t for new Spring suit Of
clothes.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-08

Ninety-two families were found re-.
Gently 10 Vigo county, Indiana, who were
without copy Of the bible.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-08
The HomelIeal Man b AnnapolIa

Some B0hemian women cigar makers
1t San Francisco make so per month.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-08

has sqaandere1 ! fortune of $500. 900 il
three years.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-08


Communipu services we're held ID the
Methodist and pgeshyierian churches
yesterday Al tie First M r. hurch.
The Rev. Or. Spence. og Alhens. Tenn.
preached In Tie morning ard assisted il
the communion service. Rev. W s Ed
wards. .. 2. presiding elder presched *
night.
At Wesley Chapel. the Rev. Dr. IL
wards, presiding Elder. preached In lhe
m0rning and Rev. Dir. Epsnee 81 Athens.
Tenn. preached 10 the evening.
In the Presbyterian Church, the Rev.
r. II Wiliiames preached on the crnci-
6xion Of Christ. from Matt Gospel ~ s.:
And they c1ucided Him. and parted His
garments casting lots 10 his seFm0m.
among other thimgs the preacher shomed
the importance OF The birth and death eff
Christ and the circumstances attending
beth events. AZ the evening service The
subject was Impression. lii which be
showed hew God sometimes Impressed
bis religion upon men before they wOuld
believe
At the Salvation Army Barracks inter-
esting meetings we're held duriug the
week and on Sunday. Two professed
conversion during the week.
The Temperance Workers he'd their
usual Sunday r NJ. meeting At the Bar
racks yesterday The meeting was led
by Geo. NJ Hyde. followed by M n. b..
Collins, II. Medford and j. Duty ia some
appropriate remarks.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-08

Tor SALE OR RENTING nwRrrrNu
and STORE with fixtures. No. 3n and AZ
calvert Street. Formerly occupied as 4 tsak-
cry. Apply NO. ~ Cornhill 81 Annapolis
Tor SALE.-A desirable LOT. sstnataa i,
Germantown, VIII Sc i cheap. ADplv fo
J. R0LAND BRADY
5m Oflice West street. Opp. the BANK
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-08
HARRY +. KING,
Boot & Shoe Maker
AND REPAIRER,
SIS MARyLsND AVENUE. ANNAPOLIS 10

am now fully prepared and ready 10 do
all kinds Of REPAIRING in the Shoe Line 1T
the Shortest Notice. Also CUSTOM WORK
made 20 order h the best manner, at lowest
prices Particular attention paid 10 Lady's
Repairing Give me call.
~ HARRY r. KING.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-08
Untaxsd Lands IN Garrett County.

Mr. Hiram p. Tasker, az agent for
Allegany and Garrett counties, has been
engaged In Annapolis during the winter
revising his book OF abstracts Of titles to
the large area at unclaimed and untaxed
lands 10 those counties. Dir. Tasker says
his examination has demonstrated the
fact that only about three-fourths Of the
area OF Garrett county appears on the
assessment books, and that upwards OF
100. 600 acres have entirely escaped taxa.
ton during the past century. A large
proportion Of these nntaxed lands is COM
posed Of military lots.'' Of so acres
each, which In 1850 were gratuitously
awarded by lottery" to the officers and
soldiers of the Maryland Line who
served in the revolutionary war Very
few of these lots were ever claimed or L.
ken possession OF by the soldiers. and, as
their descendants are scattered through
out all the counties Ia the State, he says
1t Would be well for the newspapers to
call attention of the heirs 10 the fact that
they are ab at 10 be advertised and sold
II the taxes are not promptly paid Mr.
Tasker will return 10 Oakland to day
and will submit his report durlng the
week Ia order that these untaxed lands
may be legally assessed, and. In default
of payment, sold for taxes. The value
OF these untaxed lands is supposed to be
upwards OF half q million dollars.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-08
ORDER NISI.


ln the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County. No 1888 Equity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF cortlandt and
d 80 a. m. FOR CatasauQua ana intermediate points
5 a Tor Geneva Lyons, EmiIa Roehester buhalo
and the West and principal local points ChaiF car "
ElmiTa --t-.
/ Il. NJ Tor Tunkhann0ck and intermediate points.
Chair ear to TunkhannOck Connection to Reading ana
Harrisburg , ,..,, ,,.,o
$40 D. M. for Pttston and principal intermediate
points Chair car 10 L. and Is. Junction. s,.. int.
& 40 n m Nauch ChunL and Intermediate points.
Connection 10 Heading and Harrisburg Chair car TO
Nauch Chunk. r.,.,.. n..,..... u,e,io
p. m Tor Geneva, Lyons, Emlra Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons.
Trains leaving NJ a. m, p m ana . AO D. m con'
nee, Tor ali points in Nnhanoy and iazeton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
3 n H. for Maucn Chunk Hateton and Intermediate
points. ,..---,,.. -.
D. 10. for Geneva, Lyons. ElmlIa Rochester, BuhaIo
and tha sleeper % Lyons.
~ General Eastern ONCE. 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Abrams Abram and wife Harlem Savings BANK 5
i9e T, cd and wife TO Karrck Riggs 10th
ave Bdb@ Oh TRomas ct al to Henry Morris cor 10th
st and WsltosySe yeqSB 5ze@an Guardian sos
oSScy Thomas b. chalnn lots i2l a to 1875
Map No 8 property Of Charles Connolly lZ'h ""fu'
S Sn@s TO John nv and ny xicS Moore 44'hste
d 1liS1ve Ast yssdI S sna BENJAMIN Fer
suiDSe en S8 E Ernst and Wife Heller F guardian
No q st1ntOPst years 5ae Sasen. No 147 East
Brdai%Sy, years 500 Industrial Savings
' sS$ s@s wife TO Se hi sa
D'1 GeeIy w. Isaac and vie to Edward Geery' sane
'N s5smS TO Henry eefy same properly years Eo 1904
Same to David Geey same property years Ic lS2
Same to Florence Geery' same property '''i@
a Js4q ese 5shs property sS g q 3D.
ave years. 3,RS Se 20 ofs Tannheimer 10th
Meaes Edwin e 70 s Samuel Knapp lO'A'V0' u
Johnston William and wife to amelia ssr yesfs
sS MovsS AND wife to Emilia de Aeaga' No 81
ana sao to Se Mary gSS cor hns
sa Ne R0an oi snd snd wife to Produce Exchange
sd Sa,Vs s.ss S5A and Jacob
RuF ne E, sS $?ye and fa Henry yG %
%s 4shs. Lease s IL e sara sarah Powell 18th
At v Avenue A.; s2 coo sSr,eDer and another No
Rosentreter WIN, 10 George George schi'eH'' anu -'
SchmeIsing Carl, 70 Fefando Walker othse "
Mercer.st, ] year lease. $1,000. -. - co,,,,s IN
smith VIM w and wife. the Bank for savlh2s IN
n y 30 sd Broadway and 8. and Wall-st' years.
$4,000. .,,aoAuook , q cor
Tompkins Griren 70 Frederic MiddlebrcoS' II coz
tthaye and 11oth-st. year az morts 500 5Vo &C ooo
Sane 10 George T. Smith property. years sooOu
SANE 70 81 Adele smith and another. trustees, same
property 8 years, $4,000. noo
Same TO same. same property years, 1000
Travis Patrick Matilda We'll, ct al, execrs, :
e5th.st 4th.aye 3 years, $4,000.
Wartenbere Max end wife, Ernestine FEEDER, lots
and g. block ara map Henry ID Tiffany. 23d Ward. D
years 81 200. -. - -. -. y
years, $500 80,
81. 3i-aye, years, 49,
. Williamson. william H. 20 Mutual Life ms Co, S
l27th-st. 4th-aye, year, "a, 600. -
., zwinRe VIM p. 70 Melchor Hoffman and wife, No "a
Ch3rleSst, year. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
II RIE RAILWAY.-Tickct Offices, 4O1. 317

II RE RAILWAY.-TicketO Offices, 40l. BIZ,
~ ri and a57 Broadway, 1873 1-2 Bowcry Battery
Place Chambers and ed Slcets ferries. New-lOiki
al and 333 FLltOn-st, Brooklyn 107 Broadway,
Williamsburg; corner Newark and lud,9n sts I9t0keh
and New Stallion jersey City. Wh"e Tickets and Pafor
or SDnp Car reservations aud orders for checking and
rrrefer ~ baggage can be obtained. Express trains
aovc ,3d It B minutes earlier than time shown from
a. m q 80 a. m. on Sundays( Day Express, Pullrlah
Buffet Duwing-IOom Coaches 10 buhalc. -.
10 80 a. IN. week days, Paflor Car 10 Blnghamtoh,
Osvego Elmra Corning and HOrnellsvlle. - $3.50.
D. NJ. every day, Chicago and ST. Louis Limited
solid pullman train Day and Bunet Sleeping Coaches to
Bunalo Magma Falls. Cleveland, Chicago. Cincinnati
and St. Louis. No extra charge for fast lime .,,-
$50 D. H., every day, Chicago Express" pullman
Buffet Slccpcrs Bnghamton, Owego, Elma. Rochester
Rat6eTford A. AZ g. Z Z so, 80. go 10 30 12
,a 3 ~ 30 10 10 80 - nsn 20 80
6n6 G:so 10 80 20 % @Is .aS 1920 70 noon
/. as. 3, $40. 3:lO 4. 10, 4 80, 40 3, $40;
530 $50 10 q 80. Z 30 80 o. 10 80, II night
Newark and Paterson via Newark , 40 500 =, 30,
TO- II 80 a. =, 3 80, 4 20 100, o;2O 300 O-o
g Ra 49, 90 n'4n4 49, 80 $50 30 10 80 a. m
g. T. 49, s. 20, 80, 6, 6lO, 6;30 T. 0, 10 80, IL
''E e1rorn Local T. 4:45 so 80 10 30 a. M l. 3,
3 40 4 < $50 10 6 80 7, Q. 10 80, II night.
Ncnburg so, .: 10 80 a. NJ. 80, a, go, p m
Goshen ! i5. : so, ., 10 80 a. m !, 3:% 49,
Mdietown and Port Jeryis. 4A5, 80, 8, 10 80
a M. $40 4 80. 3. 7, 80 .. IN.
SUNDAY local trains main line :i5 30 10 80 m
Ak 3 4 g. 6 30 ? 80 80. 10 30 u night Newark
Branch . a. n $50. $50, 10 p. M - ,... v,o,, ,t
Express trains from the West arrive In New forK a'
40 ana II 80 and 10 jj p - ,.r
W J. MURPHY, J. r. FARMLR,
Gen'I Supt. Gen' ass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

80 ,,rno,tant nroperty sold at the Real Estate
rsohanse yesterday was by william Reynoi1s d. The
-, partition for the estate of James Woods ae'e'so
, n,operty offered was No 296 Pearl-st' So
s nuna,nn on lot 25xs5 renting for about s-'oVo p
uro The bidding ran up from $4,000 TO Sow, .
heh mice A. Lazensky was the buyer Lac 'sths,
so,per Of Boston-ave. and one'hundred anu 80, 900
-, 1Y-x14s with residence thereon, renting ioI 80 g
month sold for sl7, 800 Benjamin D. s'uis soo r,
three story frame and brick dwelling on io 10 ~ DO -,
No $50 hundred ana thirty io I4Sso being No.
KS 0nchundred aIsts1 a mem Mot 50XI5o in
Bel for sA co., and frame d"ehs seht e. 900 John
whaicn The southeast c15Ss, x q sold chaIes Van
f Sper for siS 500 These latter prices "'''
very hgh Never offered No 1o2 East anaypen
,vi nSssf Oh S SS S SSST prop
sSIe pSaUe rental per aI SnSeT u sod No.
ss C9o 2 y S9hSsG br!eS dwelling ava
SS on lot I9Sos john aayss FsSve
haHs" and On IS ne and
brought especSyyep X. stevenson oough, h al,
Interior g os $4,000 apiece ssse wSo was on
M sSS John sold MG no, on EIo o 5so
Tsss7 The e. same qSy s9YeE sSoN NO.
is property on s%' heard ard argSmeas yeser
dag ~ Msysg PHILIP a s% sng more signs on
Emerson has sold Jay Gould an a hoS
acSns property at EyHstea d dsmacd this prop
s sSn AZ $4,000 Nj Gould bought this 'o""0A ~
state since death OF his wire os,araay for business
nroperty situated between IWch'9 ''AAN
cry ESy eS-, or west side of the city
,owyork Thursday. February Ia: -.
Thu following sales held at enc HA'e
Auction Room today ru...s r Smith
ny Iho o1,h lots No. 10 West 97th-st'
onS SoS ~ " of shave. lot 10xloo'o' "
s,S,sd0. ~ II Muller Son. ~ -. r..,
One 5story df 1tb'aye lot Sox1Oo11; Johnson
co. dwelling lot 10 % West Zoo
10y eats with plots of land. E9st 90 99t y.
. Ie eSs n W Of 4th.ave. plot 0o.sArrcs
Ryan ni Of iai shave between sSth and e''n '''
col 5x1to Seyep 1Snnne 10 sSSst 100 # of 5th-
one D, 1901 g. Miss Douglas Tsst s8dst Of
ave 20 - -SSHelinr with lot No, ~ EdsV o'O9'
80 sac ol u aadinnrned to February 81
""a,. ,aa ,r,dyge wT No. Se5 SiSS4 of Beck
One ot IT. ana s5xs5 Laznsky 2RC:,opsve 14sx
mhn-sS 10y ~, ~ land on lGsth-s ne cor OF bos''"
one pJ - II Sturris. sl7 300 a cor of 17oth.s
10 One blot Of land on R2 Raj cao - W.
299SlSG sa East i21stst, 2oS # OF Avenue ~
So Bi ,S5tb,St 1916 TT of Alexanderave' i'-N
100. {; Robitzck. sou - oor ~ Emmettst 2oXl5O
Two lots Union-aNco zoo ho 'o "
each; John Whaie Rv JoSn f. B. smyh 900 70 118 East
M s,orv dwellings with lots Nos lq q2yxT0oS each
o, Iwp s. 100 # G Of Park-ave' lO'S
W wh'"' prooKLYN PROPERTY. ... ood
pH an ave block front between oou
- O Ja,,p Pts sts 2oi AXIS; J HARRISON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
Proposals.
.orrDI,CT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
AQOEDL = ~ .,l. " ~ !. ~; nitiL nj NG

AOUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM 200 STEWART BUILDING,
No. $50 Broadway, New-Nork, Feb, 5, 1852
ITO CONTRACTORS.
4 Rlds or proposals for furnishing the roof, double
doors windows railing floor plates ana copper leaders in
Sui,g The furnishing all the matcra's, labor trans
poraton etc. necessary required to put the sane IN
rnmnIctr working at the Ardslcy Gate House,
section Of the aQueduct. called for IN the Gp-
nroved forms contract and specifications on file In the
Tice Of the Aoueduct Commissioners VIII be receiver a5
this office until WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1882 40
~ clock D. m at which place and hour they VIII DO
publicly opened by the AQueduct Commissoner ana he
award doing said work and furnishing s51 n,Soa
possible -, .u..... .na tho snocieco
tons therefor bids proposals and proper envelopes
Tor their incOsue and form Of bond and also the pans
fcr said work and al! other information can DC obtained
A. the above once OF the AQueduct Commissioners ON a
plicatOn the secretary.
~ ''N " ~ LANES c. DUANE President
JOHN c. SIIEEHAN, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

a. IIORE LINE-ALL RAIL R0UTE-FOR
- Boston, ProVllenc", Newport and the East tXIicss
Trains leave Grand GENITAL Station for Providence and Bos
ton AT 10 q. M, J p m Lmsed Express a. p ~, ~
Dining car Night Express at IL 80 y. M dally.
For Newport az a. m and D. nj. Palace Paror cars
Or Sleeping Cars on all express trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUKTRACK TRUNK LINE.
On and after February g. trains leave
"" ~, IN Il ALTON


Largest and Finest Passenger station In America.
~ n NJ Rochester and Montreal Express, drawing
room cars New York Albany and Albany 70 Montreal
via D. II. r. R.; also East Albany to St. Albah'' VIA
Oo' ~ 80 a. NJ. FAMOUS sTEAMHEATED yESTI;
RULED CHICAGO, CINCINNATI AED ST. LOUIS
dning.car drawing-room and sleeping cars for Albany
Utica Syfacusr. Rochester Buffalo Erie, CeNeIand 10
IL IS a. M. St Louis 40 p. m next d2y. Connects az
Cleveland with train for Columbus and Cincinhat, ~
10 30 a. m. Chicago Express for Niagara tulls no,
ronto Cleveland Cincinnati, indianapolis, Detroit ana
Chcor6 drawing Canan1aeua ana RochesVr
I II 40 A. m. Western New-York and No'hefn Express
for Saratoga, Lake George. Rutland Bennington NORM
80 H. m. Albany, Troy and Utica Special, with draw
lng.rnom cars to Troy and Utica.
meets for wiiamsown, North Adams, and intermediate
points on Firchburg II. II. $500 ~
p. M, Fast Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis TX
rono and Cleveland Cincinnati, indianapolis, St Louis
Detroit and Chicago, vita vcstibule1 and steam-heaed
~ 30 n ~. Montreal and Canandagua Express
Sleepngcars to Montreal via ROuso's Point and via 81
Adams daily. and 10 Syracuse and CanandAgua dai!y
. p. m. special Mall Limited arrives Ct Rochester
40 a. m, Buffalo :3j a. m. and Cleveland 20 m
no 700 p. n Fast Night Express for Rochester BuTa
danapolis Louis, Detroit and Chicago, with sleeping
cars Scep.Eg.cars to Watcso"n, via Utica daily except
Saturday also 10 CanaEdaigua on sundays only =.
10 mlinaht for Saratoga, whitehall and Rutland. No
connection with train leaving Saturday. Sleepngcars to
Albany Connect no N'blny with train FOR me Nest,
on sale ut Grand Central station Alb 7s5 and 0i2 Tread
way II Park Plaee aley Plaeea S2 WA Met pd3S and
40 Fulton ,ts.. and 800 Bcdford-oYe r. D., Br0okyn
Westcots Express calls for and checks baggage rom
Pun daily: others daily except Sunday. Stop at
r / RICH ARDS Asst. General Passenger Agent
J. NJ TOUCEY, General superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl.
" Trains leave Chambersst. Station week days FOR
Encewood Tcnaly, Closter SparkIoo 3nd Nyack ~
II 20 10 and II 80 a. 10 30 4. 4 80 10.
$40 $40 aGiO 3, 10 80 p. M II midnight. Sundays
+ % 80 q. m. 4, y :45 p. m,
Additional trains to Cesskill and way. 40 and
'F6r Manuel, Spring Valley. Monsey and TalmanA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
Railroads..

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEM.,JERSEY.
4 go a. m. for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch
0h9n S6 en m f6 lemngto6 Esston Bethlehem Allen.
town. Mauch Chunk. ,,........ r..
Isl Ano%H Lake Glu SPa'''%Sf 56aGo
sS1a5Gn E seabary eMs54
! D. m for Fle1inston East0n. Bethlehem Allentown
Nascn TnunN for Eason Bethc5@ Allentown auch
CHUNK Scranton a Tap Sbaco ssa%E2k
5:c6 and 80 p. M ior someryille ana Ieming;9n
Chunk Reading. Harrisburg, etc. On Sundays at $50
y s. a. N. sundays. for EastOn; ~ am sun
PARK ocean Grove except "a sun 0 F Fln eac Man
chFi :sc Io ms p H. Tor vi9clani BEidgcton
go 49, o. S S l qa52 80 J 10 F. Perrin @
80 .. II. Paror ears at go am = '"o'
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
4:soa M. 1:oopm t2:SO p IN, Through Express
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
ia s GSe9 + Leave Of 6 a H. aGa
o. ii a IN. i 80 3:l5. L. $3.50, 49, II D. IN SUN.
$50 IS p l'a have for Reading Harrisburg
and rprs Be p'SsuFssa
f193h.s is FAST la5ta.t New York; Court,st
transfer Cvmniny viii call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and "a: af.e r 4 la * fr2 81 1882
AND UNiTED STATES MAIL ROUTE I lo,,,.,s.
na 2SS f Pts5us and the west with Pullman Palace
p. NJ daily. New-YoTs and Chicago Limited Of paTI9r
Dining Smoking. and Sleeping VestbuIea cars al oO
a. IL. every day o - . c,r- o,
wiamport Loci Haven 200 a. M D. m mr. TGr1y qnd
ErIo at p; m. connecting at Cofry ior Ii'u''ii'e
~ and o, the oil Resions oo ~ N and 70 10 night.
For For lHSsaasa 100 rhoansS and Esdqs
II 200 q; M, 90 100 and 4 200 D. H. sundays
Batmoe Washington and tho South Limited 1.,5y wash
Sa Td X no q arrive Washington 90 p m and
a T' a. Rnn rce HTa at ana 80
s1g9ay Is oS SI . 90 a. & 80 and 90 m. am
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
IL s 70 For G4 sSs May F'iG5 Ga ?nq M week
i2 ao a ND BnR"ag an" On A sUndays Jas
For 2a Fcai aP SeSoS u Ssv1Y 54 y Ph hse
Boats OF Broosyn Ahnex connect WIN all Ind h syc
trains at jersey City, afoTdins sp'oo' @"' N'''
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave New-Yor~, va De'oroSse' ana
60 90 5, @ Chicago Limited with Dining Ca.
90 - 200 90 so o. 80 500 90 80
dstion S 80 and III 10 a. w.. 4 40 and 90 p: n.
sundays. Express Gals. 0 100 % Limited. ana 10
night Aeeommodatlon, : 100 p m e.,.d,v ., 3 O
and ii 10 a M. II 20 J. ,. 4. ;. p. NJ. and 10
.. n. and ?. sundays, connect al IIeh'oh Iot
Camden.
Tickc. Offices, Nos l. 49, $40 and 94l Broadway,
House and foot ~ DeshrOs-es ana C0ruanlt -,
4 Court-s and BROOKLYN Annex Ssaucc foot OF Fulton.
st.. Brooklyn Is Hudson-st Hobnkcn Station Jersey
CITY Emiryant Ticket Ofco. Castle Garden -, e., .,
Tho New-York Transfer Company win call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences.
CHAS. r. PUGH, j. X. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
Eeaal Notifies.
CUPKEME COURT: CITY AND COUNTY.

Tosenh V Amin plaintiff against tho California
National Bank Of San Francisco, defendant summons
no tho above named defendant; 49,. l.,
Won ar hereby summoned to answer the complaint IN
this action and TO serve copy OF your answer on te
ant's attorney within twenty DAYS after the service OF
his summons exclusive OF the day " service ana IN go
~ YOUR appear, answer judgment VIZ, 70
ten against you by default for the relief demanded In
the complains - 900
LOCKWOOD NIL. Plaintiffs At,oiheINs,,
Omcc and post Office address, No. % LloeiyS'' WV"
York City, n. Y. . g. r..nct.co.
10 the california National Bank OF San Franc'
The foregoing summOn- Is served upon y1u, nn
ton nuisuant order OF Hon: k1wau Nav york
Justice the supreme Court OF me d died With the
comniant in the office the Clerk Of the Cy anu i, IA
of New York ut the County t9u.t p'u's 49, w. '
County OF New.YO IN said STAT
Dated ~ y Oc RxWooD & HILL. Plaintiffs attorneys,
H0N 80 Llberty-st, New'forK ivy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
Anrtion Sales Of neal estate.


vas ss %pFqyea and y gPm EEsy.
GEO. G. WILLIAMS. jEo1imiN LoCKMAN AND
ARTHUR MASON JONES
Estate Of Joshua Jones, Deceased
ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON
rursSRY 'f TEPRUSSky 70 ;,, lss 2;;,,,n,.
At 70 o'clock os noon p to 10 e. LiSerty.st '
NOS "A wATERsT, coryT1rs SLIP
ONE BU1LDING, 81 AND IS soUTH,ssTy ST,
AND BULKHEAD RIGHTS FRONTING SAME
1876 FRoNT-sr" 1os soUTH-sT..
24s TRoNT-sT' FIVE BUILDINGS
24e' 3is AND 2'O 2o7 10 AND o71 wATER-sT..
81 cHEREf'S4' Two. BUILDINGS
50 AND 81 CHERRY;Sr e-,oprc
80 AND "a MAIDEN LANE, ' 80, ,,nr,rvsr
FOUR BUILDINGS.
2oS BRoAD"A'' 104 1Co AND les FULToN.sr,
sc wARREN-sT ONE prrrD1NG
81 AND SO CHAMBERSST.
70 AND 70 kEADN''A 27o WESTINGHOUSE.
oso WESTINGHOUSE, err
TWO BUILDINGS.
E ISs fbNTSSrs EHN0O'" ~ NAAN 700
RUNNING 1T4 HEHgGT h t. Il Sij0dAssT
&C. IS AND GO HUDsoN,sT, 80 49, u.,,o,, q sr
ONE LARGE STONE-FRoNT STORE,
Ao' i0'' 80 3s5 CANAL-ST
TWO BUILDINGS,
I'll CANALST.. AND 49, ,
'-1 o,,,, n,,,, n,,,c 10 RENwIcK-sT
81 AND "a IL BowERY
TWO BUILDINGS
70 1-2 81 AND ST 10 BOWERY.
AND FOUR VACANT LOTS SOUTHEAST CORNfR
9TH-AVE AND 75TH-ST
ALSO.
MANSION AND FARMFR'S HOUSE. WITH
AND CARROLL PLACE
STATEN ISLAND. NETWORK.
FOR BOOKS MAPS AND PARTICULARS, APPLY TO
DEWITT, LOCKMAN & DEWITT, Attys,
NO. So EASSAUST.
OR TO THE AUCrIONEERS I FINEST