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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~

- FOOT OF LIBERTY-sT, NORTH. RIVER
Time Table Of November 10: 1889.
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I 5S Atlantic ms9SSds Va Masswan and Keygort
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For Toms River and Barnegat, 80, s 15 a. M, 90
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Nrm 1Jnblirations.
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New i1nblifai,ons.

THE BOOK OF oPEN-AIR SPORTS, octave. 500
pages. illustrated. The standard authority On
American opens Rules for sailing swim
ming ball playing. shooting, horseback riding &C. &C. In
full 81 per copy. Published by The Tribune Newforh
Entertaining and universally compmented by the press
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GcGthcr5.


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Ceaal Notifies.

N EW.YORK SUPREME COURT DUTCH
~ EsS CoUNTY.-George g. Dewitt IT.. and Jacob X.
sarah Talman. deceased. Plaintiffs against Caroline Tai
SSFp Maanss Sarah
Helen Sass HI sa@e shr n Ta
man. SSSHss Ts%sn SSitIeade. sSISh
ssndsa Miriam Conn.,
AsCn chsqnesy GamST william na nSn,5y SS,%as
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saasaa s Of the estate an
an as an e s
Company @p Of NsSYSfE guardian q The
Hous%an and Waite. Pierce Mo1s%aa intaSs: En%a
m msa' asssnee Emma .' William Pehs
s a ws a1d Of Catherine G.
the above named detsnda1 pSs
f on s o 70 Within ~en Hy ySaS aa he SH
iris exclusive Of the day q service sad "a
y s % a Se @
Bs;ed NeEySES October 1sth 1852 on, ~.
JOIN adas 10 IS Sasaa ASHsS @ City H'
$s.. q $ss S s az sss
a. rs. S.s
Dated New; yesk pees%Ssr "a 1855 i''''
dds No. IS ASSVY Rn CITY,
ct. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAILWAY
~ In the Circuit Court Of the United for the
Southern District OF Illinois, June Term 1889 In Equity
American Loan and Trust Company trustee complainant:
Others DEFENDANTS Consolidated cause.
Pursuant to final decree, dated November &c. 1889.
aswss Sd Sd VIA nsN at 9s of Of on r.
the 9th day January, 1889 at II O'clock whers
all persons holding having any claims upon OF
the bonds coupons Of said Railway, secured by tho
Of said decree to appear and prove the
GRANVILLE p. HALVES, BLUFoRD WILSON,
Compliments solicitor. Master Commissioner,
9 EVENTH AVENUE: Supreme Court, City
- and County Of York.-John b, Raymond, plain
tn against Ellen Jewett and others, defendants; -
made and entered in the above entitled action bearing date
the Dist day Of November 1882 the undersigned referee
therein pnt1a for that % snd Huco s PS oC
Gmted Nos 1896 Liberty:st. in the city o. NewYork.
on Monday the 9th day Of January, 1890 at - O'clock
premises in said judgment mentioned, and therein de-
scribed as follows TO wit: All the right title ana Interest,"
of ad Infants being the hree undivided nth parts and
the right, title and interest OF said Ellen Koran n an
the cerin piece parcel land situate lying and being
in said City and County OF New-York, and bounded and
described follows: IA, -,
buildings thereon erected in the Twentieth Ward
OF the city York. bounded and described a. follows
distant "a feet inches northery the northery sds
OF Twenty sixth st., at the centre OF patV wall run
ming thence westerly parallel with Twenty s.
feet II inches thence norherly parallel with seventh
ave "a feet inches easeTiy parallel with TWEEN
ty-sixtht 50 feet inches the westerly side u seventh
ave and thence southery along said side OF seventh
Being the premises conveyed 70 Edward Ilasseh
decea by deed recorded In the Registers Office County
of New-York, in Liber 7i9 OF ConNeyances page oiI
Dated New.York. Dee. y, 1ss9i ,,,r,n,,,y p.,..,,
JOHN j. yAUSE. Plaintiffs Attorney, l56 Broaiwn
New-YOrk City.
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Danrina ataoemies.

| ~ UR OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCING. GS Yves. 23d-
~ Higgins Prop-Afternoon and evening casses
per Qusrtcr % lessons, e5 WALTZ GUARANTEED
Five private lessons s5 All the fashionable dances taught
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THE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave 500
j pages illustrated. The standard authority on
American onen.ar amusemonts Rules for sailing, swim.
ming ball playing. shooting. horseback riding &C. In
tuii, per cgp., yuhlianed b. ing Irbns New-XorA
Entertaining au universally compnnenEod by .he press
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flaming Afaoemes.


A LEXANDER MACGREG0R'S, l0S West 55tb.s, :
"A New classes dancing Immediately after the Holt
days; advanced classes Saturday morning. early aDp
cation desirable. Private lessons time by appointment
A -CARTIERS DANCING ACADEMY, 30 5ta.sye
n. bet 18Th and 18th StsPItNato and class lessons all
hours. WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY. Halls TO let.
IRE GARMo, Tuesday and Saturday Afternoons.
~ 643 FIFTH AVE. (45th-st).
Other Classes 30 WEST S6TH- ST
MR.. r. HARVARD REILLY, master OF dancing has
WI returned from Europe; private classes specially at
b43 0th-aye. No circulars sent BY MAJ.
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DEN NSYL WANNA
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PINEY WOODS HOTEL
OF FLORIDA,
OR
HARLAN HOTEL,
Enlarged and improved Capacity doubled n b sS &
tennis crooue billiards. boating, bowling anet, oS'
TABLE supplied with best OF everything bIesn seE
etables and from hotel garden every Gay and
Western Railroad eight miles from Blue Springs h'uhs
on the st. Johns River.
THE HARLAN HOTEL,
LAKE HELEN, FLA .,,, ,.,.
II has accommodations hundred Guests 4,
IS and modern conveniently srpange md am peasant The
climate here is celebrated for its evenness anu
HEALTHFULNEss.
The HARLAN opened for its sixth season on NOV ~
1880 Terms a. TO 80 per day. . -r,r ,,.,or.,
II. A. DeLAND. Proprietor. Il a. WYATT. "s"asei
HOT SPRINGS. \. L.
f2G hours from " Y via Piedmont Air Line 229 Broad
way; through buffet sleeper from ASH ynarkcy
Is situated In one of the but Two reao M,,,, a,e
IN Il Map places where the NaIiNes a'o
free from Throat and Lung diseases - , s.,
,or Aa Wro IN nm and PnImonary troubles.
The scenery is Beautiful, Air Dry and Braclng. -
Water, an tnequniled specific for Kheunat'si "ou''
Dyspepsia, Malaria. Nervous Exhaustion 90.
Baths in VI nrble Pools the finest 10 hmerIch. ,,a -
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Cuisine Comforts and Sanitary Conditions; a u,
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Henry " steers. Inspector OF Police n saws:
waters and salubriou- climate" o, ,rvr, r NJ
For circulars, Sc. address w. G. DO0LITTLE, Mgr.
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For Both SeXeS-City.

UT DUH DtNO'-OINJ'
A -CIRCCiARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FREE state
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anu 'i'u'' ~ t. ALEXANDER, Principal.
I,UE BOULEVARD RIDING ACADEMY .
i is especially devoted TO the instruction given IN
rvae essuns or I'm class Parties numbering at least
SIX pupils make arrangement to have the private ana
full use Of the ring for one hour regularly
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r. GOD SCHOOL FOR GIRLS in Philadelphia. Pa. will
II MI accidental vacancies at reduced terms Ad
ress PoStoiice Box GO, Philadelphia, Pa
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For Bows and y Dung Men-Country.

A CHOICE sCHoOL.-shertldge Media Academy for
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Brooklyn.
SELECT HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS number limited
- 10 xix; English music ana languages; home COM
forts location unsurpassed fall September %. Adj
dress Mrs j. L. COOK, SCI Washing ton-ave.
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For Young Ladies-Country

COLLEGTATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ENGLEwOOD,
u n. J.-Reopens september 20 rreparatCs1 for col
ege a specially Pupils admitted 10 VassaI, Wellesley,
and Smith on our certificate. ADALINE w. STERLING,
CAROLINE NJ. GFRKISH, A. B..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-26

LIFE OF CHARLES BLACKER VIGNOLES. BY DIN
thus J. Vignoles. Svo.. PIP 407. Longmans,
Green Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-26
Musical instruction

Musical INSTRUCTION.
DANJO and GUITAR taught in twenty private lessons,
ID with or without the aid Of notes. HENRY Z. DOB
son, 1870 Broadway, between 32d and 33d SIS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-07

A remarkable story comes from Cardiff.
Wales. A collier names David Davies, OF
Treherbert, was a sufferer by great explo
sion that occurred in 1880 For four year;
after he was confined TO his bed. He then
gradually got about, but remained deaf and
dumb from the shock A doctor advised him
to try shock somewhat similar to that which
had caused his infrmity \ little while age
he placed himself near where six shots were
to be fired in the Butte Pit, and strange to
say, at the sixth shot his hearing returned to
him. Still he was dumb, but on subsequent
Sunday the Rev. f. Rowland missionary to
the deaf mutes, said something to Davies
which put him in passion, and he involun
tarily or instinctively made an attempt to
express his anger To his amazement til,
power of speech came back. and he now talks
freely He, however, says that speaking
makes his throat Sore and his tongue is made
sore by bis teeth.-Chicago Tribune
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-07
Sp&rkts In France.

The quantity y alcoholic spirits extracted
in France by Oscillation from wine has been
gradually diminishing, owing to the effects
Of phylioxsra and mildew ON the vines; and
in consequence the production of spirits from
molasses, hset root juice, grape skins and
from farinaseous substances. especially maize
and potatoes, shows an increase. The consul
general of the United States at Paris states
that the spirits produced in Fralse are now
for the greater part distilled from molasses,
and the annual production reaches Is, 492, 900
gallons The distillation of Beet root juice is
also very important, producing alcohol of a
good quality The quantity is about l3,OOo,,
0CO gallons, but the production is decreasin.
slightly and is being replaced by spirit;
made from grain The production of grain
spirits is close on l5iOO0.OOO gallons.-San
Francisco Chronicle
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-07

What suspect az new pickpocket trick
was tried on me NIGHT before last, while going
home on the Benton Bellefontaine Street Car
line. Directly next to the seat occupied by
me a lady sat. We were crowded pretty
closely, as the car was packed with passengers
After the car had gone about a mile | felt a
hand moving very cautiously in the side
pocket Of my overcoat. Iwasastonishedt to see
that it was the hand Of the fair lady who sat
next to me. As soon as she saw that had
detected her hand she drew it out of my
pocket, and blushingly said: Excuse me,
sir, but we set so close together that thought
| was putting my hand into the pocket of my
cloak. You can see that l have pocket on
the outside q my cloak, on the same side that
the pocket is ON yAlr coat 1t was an EN-
barraSsing mistake, but one | could not
avoid" | excused Der, and after riding about
two blocks further she left the car.-St Louis
Globe Democrat
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-07
Gent,emen,s Dress Fifty Years Ago

Fifty-six years ago American gentlemen
wore blue broadcloth coats with high rolling
collars, short waists, gilt buttons and long
tails, with skirts cut away over the hips
Their waistcoats were very short, and their
pantaloons-there were no pants or trou
sers in those days-were very long and tight
Yellow nankeen was the material of the
former, drab or buff mole skin of the latter
1t was perpetual mystery how man got
into his pantaloons, and once in how he got
Out They came down to the very bottom OF
his heel and buttoned beneath his instep, Civ
ing him an uncomfortable strapped up aP
pcarance His collar was Of the big side
board" type and his cravat was either az
enormous stock of black satin or a couple Ct
yards Of white lawn wrapped in ample fold.
about his threat. Tight sleeves to his coz;
with turned back cuffs, a heavy cane, a.
enormous white beaver hat and clean sha
ven face, made up his ensemble. Nobody
wore mustaches then, and a man with whis-
kers was followed in the streets by a crowd
-Pitts6urg Bulletin