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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-30
A Duel in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug. 26-The Inter Ocean
says duel was fought last midnight be
tween Charles Thom4s a well-knowu
sporting man, and q fellow by the name
of Marshall. The fight was the result of
An attachment which each bears for q
Mrs. Collins, of No. 9, Hubbard court,
in whose house the fight took place. One
of the men had his upper lip shot away
aud the other was wounded in the head
No arrests were made.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-30

Dobbins' Electric Soap does not chap
the hands, being perfectly pure. Many
people afflicted with Salt Rheum have
been cured by its use. Preserves and
whitens clothes. Have your grocer or
der it and try it n0U.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-30

Such a pity it isn't grip said the
elderly and rich maiden aunt as she
looked regretfully at the infant. 81 have
no namesake in your family, you know"
Aunt Minerva" exclaimed the poor re-
lation, eagerly, Eve will give the boy
your name with masculine termination
and call him Minervous."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-30

would obtain as remarkable results as
Professor Blouut has; however, they
could save considerable space and
seed. The Professor estimates that
so. OO0, 900 bushels of wheat are annual
ly wasted in planting. and it is not
Only wasted. bit decreases the yield.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-30
A wealthy Standards hath

INV YORK, Aug. 26.-Msnuel Rubira, q
seslthy Spsnisrd, formerly g New York
sugar merchant, vas found dead in his
bed 10 the Barrett house, Sunday. Death
resulted from weakness caused by con-
sumption.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-30
Houses i'm Kansas.

Kansas has built school-houses at the
rate of one for every day in the year
for the last four years and has l3l
more 70 spare for a good count.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-30

Rev. Thomas Harris q colored preacher OF
Taunton, Mass, has sued his church for six
months salary at $50 per month. He was to re-
ceIve so per cent. OF all collections taken up by
the church, but the poor fund has only amount
ed TO n cents during his incumbeucy, and he
didp I get his share of that.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-30

Has McCorkIe told you that hair
rising story of hisf" "No; ia it thrill
insf" Not particularly. It's merely
his account of cultivatipg his mu5tache."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-30

There is tide IN the affairs of men which II
taken at the food leads on to fortune" If your
affairs at a low ebb now. don fail TO rite TO
B. r. johnson & Co, 1909 Main st. Richmond,
Va, who have plans that will enable on to make
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-30
Out of Sorts

Is feeling peculiar to persons OF dyspcptlc ten,
dency, # may be caused by.a change Of climate.
season or life The stomach Is OF order. The head
aches does feel right. appetite is cSprlcious.
tho nerves seem overworked, the mind is confused
and irritable. This condition finds an excellent
reCtlve in Hoods Sarsapara which, by its regulating
and oning powers, soon torres harmony TO the
TEN, and gives that strength OF mind, nerves, and
body, which makes one feel perfectly well.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-30
Confidrnce Regot Of Success,

The venerable Dowsger Empress
Augusta, of Germany, speaks French
with siugulsIly pure accent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-30
Not the first by whom the new is tried
Nnr- vet the Last 70 lay the Old aside. y

She who is neither nisgerdiy nor ex-
trayagaut With her purse-she who does
not devote herself wholly to missionary
gork;neither refuses her aid in times Of
distress and need. A woman who en- joys
best her own family circle and always
gives her guests a cordial welcome. We
should not have a woman idle nor have
her hands everlastingly busy. No extre-
mist in anything.
It is said the hsppiest women are the
ones withous a history. Are we not each
writing her Own history in living lines
upon the hearts of those with whom We
are most intimately associstedf Let u
hope that at the last 1t may read "She al
wIys made home happy"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-30
Hoods Sarsaparilla
100 Doses One Dollar

Sold by all druggists. 81 six for S. Prepared only
by c. /. noon s. co. Apothecarles. LoweIl. Mas.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-30

Il dom quite see the force of that
objection" said Sir Stephen. But I'll
tell you what. | know you couldn't
give up your pupils at moments no
tice-no Sinking duty for you or me,
Bertha. eh? But Mrs. Dalton and you
girls must come down in the autumn
for a long visit, and then Wen talk it
over. Not another word now,n he add
ed, as Bertha was about to speak; and
indeed there was no time for further
discussion, as they had already reached
the churchyard gate.
The road they had come out upon, af-
ter crossing the Stile from the wood,
was little more than a lane, bordered on
one side by the park fence, and on the
other by a high hedge and a row of
elms. From amidst the foliage there
peeped here and there the chimneys of
a snug farmhouse. or the tiled roof of
cottage. The lane had been made to
cut off the summit of a hill, and the
church stood upon an eminence, reach
ed by weather-worn steps. An ancient
yew shaded the UNCOVERED porch of
gray rubble, and from this elevation q
long stretch of corn, fallOw. and pasture
fields spread itself out before the eve,
with intersecting hedgeUows, diversity
being given by occasional cherry orch
sTus, now bursting into bloom. and
Plantations of young aSh-treeS. from
which, at stated times, the poles were
cut that supported the hops, now bare
ly showing their first green leaves.
This pleasant prospect was animated
by groups of country people, in their
sunday best" trooping toward the
church. The Sabbath stiffness was
broken only by the subdued murmur of
voices, the chimes that rang out from
the tower, and the cawing of the rocks
In the old churchyard elms.
Bertha sighed as she thought how
delightful it would be to live amid
scenes like this; but she checked the
/ longing. II must not wish for tit
would not be right" she said TO herself.
As they entered the churchyard gate
gentleman. who had been speaking to
one of the farmers. turned and shook
/ hands with Sir Stephen, and then lifted
| his hat to Bertha. He was of rather
above the middle height. but had a
| slight stoop, more, as it would appear,
| from habit of thoughtfulness than
! from any iRtirmity Of age. His fea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-21
REcNRnFn MORTGAGES.

Butterbrodt. Florence and wife, TO Title Guarantee
and Trust Company, .d-aye, n OF Id-st, 1 year
$500.
Bodies Annie and Thomas p, 70 Babel Guggenheimor
l7Othst 1Q01O OF Franklin-ave, year, 81, 600
Bussing Amanda % Arthur W SAcafer, W Sedgwick
I've Plot No 5, map W. o. Giles i year. e2,lo0
Canepd, Pictro and wife. % Angelo MarcOri. No l,
Daxter-St. ! - years. 5000.
Donaldson. Alice II. % Frederick Crasmuck. 10Th
st. e OF boulevard. 3 years $3.50
Ecksteiu. Victor. g last River Savings hank No
g. East 4th-st. years. $4,000.
Same to Adelaide Abraham. same property years
IS, OCO. r ,-., ,oo.,
st. " OF LenOX-ave, year, 500
CRUDE Minna w. TO Fred II Mareenhon. s4th-st
c Of avenue A. 4A years. $1,000
Happel Mary and Adam. o United States Trust Co.
OF y 1. No 3l4 BrOome-st yrs $4,000
Same t. same No Si2 prooWe-st. $50 600.
Jenkins Thomas j. and George, to Jacob Bookmen, 8
97th-st. W o. 9th-ave. O mos. $1,000
Meier. Emilia. 10 Adolph Hupfel, n sSd-st OF
o1-avc. I $1,000
Never Siegmund r and Arthur L. 70 Susan NJ. Pooley,
W Ncw-avc. OF 14lst-St ] = years So 600.
Evan Mary T. Bowcrv Savings Bank, Nos Alb to
l19 East 5sth-st 1 year. SOS 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-21
ERIE RAILWAY.
TIE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running Ito
DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO.

DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO.
100 z. NJ, 200 p. NJ, $3.50 P. NJ
ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS. AND EACH
TRAIN RUNS 'THAOLGA TO CHICAGO WITHOUT
Ticxet ofces 4Ol, 81. 7ls aad 057 Broadway 1881
bGT ss sn S5 a n %SsI
Brqadwsy MiISmso9Ig sorNgs New9f4 aaa Lua'S4 So
and feot Or sleeping Car essLaios ana orders Tor
press ualns leave 23l-s minutes earlier than shown
from ChAuoersst local trains 70 l2a minutes earlier
room on ga 3hs D'i 70 p BaaaG lu A1' D'"'a'
SSs A.roPP ' h Ren s. -.
Sleeping Cars e 70, Csyet4ni Gnsa"1n aAa 81 Louis
ep EyYig pay SeT Fas E1pg'' via. Daaao Nisgara
coaches aud pullman slsepers Cic4go without change
pullman punst Ees~54igd Sleeping Car T. buffalo. and
ESQ N Eysry Day c5 ,s Asas Fpfss' .sa
or G1s G. ceS4f9 y44u sh- f o i9'aSa ora
fj5$5 I sSS555{v '$s7fS Y9o5{ M IN $50
h0ihS So 80 o. y ~ rs 81 e @ s' 81
PASS Sta SS 90 IA I s9SS 70 &c. &c. T. T. 100
$50 sS7t 3 ST. 80 O5 3 - a Ri g. SIS : 1915
rasr;$h III AZ 20 Az 10 20 ad - a AL 80
s r. ~ IL 49, o. ~ &c. $50 So
N'sas,6S az Paterson via YoyyaIE 40 go Pa
hasS S4 d s5 s. $40 2a5i b 1879 g. / il Z
S;o71. 4 ). go - @ 30. J. p 1? m. On
The 345 D. Is East Expires with Pa.lor Car.
TUXEDO 40, Q. 10 30 a. m, J. so Z, 30, 30
Goshen. 4;45, 746, o. 10 80 80 49, 30 = $50
suqdsy local s'n1 MAIN line 45 SD 10 30 w nj
'yFya r ga fR$IIpRoi i og 4 SivIsIoy
EnSsleswood and TsnsnyI755 81 q Z 100 sI5 sA5
:52h, g. 80 as G:O7L2. G - 10 80. IL Sun.
days ~ $50, 1870, 4 : 49, and < 10 -
s99 49, 45gP 3 40 o., 4i55 s. 10 30. IL.
sundays l5 80. 80. Z. : 30 S.i5
Send 10 cent? IN postage General Passenger Agent for
". J. MURPHY T. - EApNtER
General Supt General p.ssnu9eT IEsea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-21
WEST SHORE RAILROAD X Y. G. &

s,,' H. H. u, y Co. Lcssee.-IraiLs leave West 4ehst
ri he@ YORK a. follows arr twenty minute. earlier
Usu,,Cy' % % ysy-sI n l. Chicago Detroit. L9n1oA
Eob aG = 10 ?, a. Toronto. 80 mt 5l5 10 n
er ie!4 tAns1' East 3 10 j. N,arasn fas syfl
Yea ana principal niornoiiatc siifluHs. 10. y %
y n . 10, . 10 D. n f1nf II 30 NJ. Roe If-l
..4!{4 k!ngston, slugcrtie, tatsE.u. baay. rs
NcnGiurs o' SA IL 80 ~ nad = = .5i5 3 90 10 ~
slea5,pr hty ave fa 8 - NJ - ~ . m hlesaat
StII"b Ndif H buIao, Nayift FIlls Toronto Dyttp-S
SSMeaso ,hd s. lou.s Daily. Day eAcop, 1aiul.
H. 0!hof ush3 daily except sunday "a y Leave
IioJokfn West Shore station all 90 - 80 "a.
iW tickets tables or iIfDullfDu. apply o. Offices;
Pc '1Yn-HJ8 Wahngtg'st ~ Fulton 81 Annoy onG
..'t Of tulirn-+t heW-fara flF OIL 1858 80 ruI ~
BF9alWay 1881 lnwery, u Park Pa-s G. Wrs 12j'h 81
sna West SHORE Stations, foot Of West t2i aat i2oi OF
lAN-st, y H. WestrotNH ENpress calls Tor and checks
oskgsFe from hotels and residence C. T. LAMBEI.T.
eeneral Passenger AgenL Yanderbltave.. ~. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-21
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE, W 'AiSSjJIIiJH%i'f,ci'yltlA' 70

BALI IMORE, WASHINGTON
PTTiIlifNiEES Az II; LOUIS AND, CHGAGoa
70 chi Nc6 osh foot Of llb,Ty.s follows:
Fol GlNCiTykATl, 81 louis, 8 80 a. m. . 100 p. m
To' " % 4lN"ION3 BALTlMORE = .3y ~. n 900
300 nH,rFN 20 o6 Su Iy 20 ia, 30 30, $40
''''''''- w" 'N''A'
Fo1 tickets and Pullman Car er,c, coll nj n Z o
lt,Hcs Omsfs 49l 40 aud lao Broadway, or o.
- New York Transfer Company VII call for and check
]. r. ODELL, CIIAc n err-rr
General Manager. t,auv T.. - cont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-21
Grand Central Station,


Largest and fines. Passenger Station in America. and
she only In tho city OF New York
On and AFTER October 20. 1880,
Trains viii leave New York fellows:
rs d. m, Saratoga Rochester aud Montreal bAprcs-
Wagner drawing room cars TO Syracuse also 70
Via Delaware ana ligd9n f9''Gngec fsi R9 a! Albany
20 drawing running through from that poN' u
THE SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
IS 90 H.. the magnificent new Southwestern Lili,
Consisting OF Coordination 5raTT and eric car
standard day coach sleeping car Iof 81 ,r IuaaIo
and dining car Albany Buffalo. The entire ,t'Ih \!
heated lighted BY gas and Wagner ve'IDu''l NO
THE NEW. YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
go the famous wssneE ys yet ~ bet smoking
diang drawingroom dissection and Pf.yte n;
to, Nlagss Falls Erie and ToedS ~ .y anu
THE WESTERN DAY EMPRESS. z.,.
10 80 n pay LAP'Ii iIi n4 HIa Da AMI
ROchest Wagner Sleeping car SyqfsG Cincinnati
III as a. m Western New YORK aud Not,n@tn ~ -
h tG seaes'w hass Sa%f2s car.
80 p. m. Albany, Troy and UtcA Special WIN " 49,
n'T S5 MOO A Si 70 baH and TOY Con,
Sents on FitcSbure r r. WAGNER drawlnc.room car
F TaE TtsT 70 WrsTERN ExPREss-MosT POPULAR
THROUGH TRAIN IN AMERICA.
tC ' Seic&so Cincinnati and 81 Louis Bid hS
RS1,n1' csve'aod Cincinnati Indianabol.s ST. Louis.
petro and Chicago with through wagner vesloue scop
Ing and dining cara. .--,
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MONTREAL"
SIC 80 D. N. Adirondack Mountain, Montreal; ana
Csnanda qua Express. Wagner sleeping cars dalY 70
PIattsbura also Montreal, Via RJus lOIni ana va
81 Aibans and TO Syracuse ana Canandaisua daily en-
cept Sunday6 -, d, ,-,.,, 1900. -, p...os,er a.
40 m Buffalo 95 O. and Cleveland 20 , N
FAST NIGHT EXPRESS FOR THE WEST.
u 10 u m FLot Night Express i9f RochesleL bIHaio'
Niaants Fails Toronto Cleveland, Cincinnati; 81 Louis
IaiTot and Chicago with through wagner Sleeping cAIS
daily SIrrpug oap Ogd-HsUurg, Ni4 Tea ana 4'i'@
town daily except Saturdays and 10 CaiAui@-S'" 'n
10 midnight tor saratoga and Adirondack MountalnS
Wagner Sleeping to Albany. Connect, a. A4uaiJ
WITH trains or the North and West There Is no eri..
ncctlon at Albany with this train leaving Ne"-lO'
Satu-7a- uiThf. ----z--
BERKSHIRE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION.
10 90 a. a.. fIttsleI and North Adams Express;
with Wagner dIawiug-loom car through w. fl'''Ao4d
$40 D. ~, Fast Pittsned and North Adams Special.
The entire train. including elegant Wagner drawing
room cara through 70 Pttsdeld without Change
Fast time Superior service. -
Tickets aud space In drawing room and sleeping cars
on sale at Grand Central Station. LIB. go ana ~
broadway 10 Place, 90 West 12jth.st, and l3e'
st. on NewYork; 1913 Wnshineton-st, 720 Fulton
ST.. and sos Redford.aye;, f. d., Brooklyn. -
hotels and residences through to destination.
Run daily Others daily except Sunfays
Stop az 8sthst station to take on passengers for the
Ncrth ard West $1,000. - .
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-21
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.


No sales were offered at the Exchange and Auction
The total amount realized at the Exchange ana Auction
Room from public auction sales OF city te4 estate Tor the
week ending saturday. October 10. was sso9s1O.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week ending saturday October 90 the
following auctions announced TO be held at the Tx
:6s IsSS 0KDbb ssy OS isTsr:s lot 1sss
1o61i history nat, No. 1oS East l2Si-st 80 #
SIS lots located Bronx,ae Roscdale. COwry and St
TcFeSiosqTe sale 7 smy.9 referee lot 2osS!1 and
TUESDAY. OCT. 90.
foreclosure sale c A Jackson referee. lot. 1sex7o
and Sstory dwelling, 4thaye, - # of 15tn~st
iooi and $-stofy dwelling No ai2 West I3lst SIS 150
Public auction acres of land at Castle Ridge larry
Public auction lots. 2esMo11 and 5,stOy 9u in,
9s N$' a 1S t. S2 S AgesgS sos SS' East Sh
E1ecG,S sae ic 2oxe8o and sstSFy building q
$50 ana 4y oapg los a E }SS a ws': .% 2S a.
Sundnss Nos si and a7S 7a.Sve Of 2eths
,06 F9 s.so91 Ss Sss A Sc s s w,t
4 ao l s7 Vest R RS5s:t rs OF osye
NEw.JERsEY PROPERTY
land ERa aEs a3d rsr'5p'n' 'v'' Wheaton
N'-N' N' WEDNESDAY, OCT. %.
e.uSS saG ny s. vest 5S tsr' S To- fST1OS q
Pubic auction lot lgox75 and 4stOry house No
~ reSiesurc sale J. Y. Iamarche. referee 1 plot OF
lana 5x42 2xo4s and 5stoy and 4stnry build
Ings 937 and 239 Broadway and oO2 and oO4 ou
ave 1Ot S n n OF 2oth-st. BGou Theatre. -
public auction l lot 25Xl00, and 6-story builling
No GI5 Fidrrlre-st : n RylngtoD-st lots 20 loN
loo 10 each aud 4-story Nos aud l16 East 20th
- 5 q Of lth-ave eN"cujor's sale ! plot Of land 2lX
ire X7sxlO0I1 East 1l5th-st 1876 Il OF 4th2ve;
e5vilO each, and o.st1ry dwelling FultonaVe' n OF
Pubic auction, lot 17X1022 and 3-story oWSiII t'
No lo5 East 7Sdst 1S5 # Of L'Xnf iots
s52N0o each on loh9vs cor Of mSth'sI eHSV Hcst
2ith-st, L s. Of 10th-ave.N
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
Public auction, lot e0xloO and 9story dwelling No
1877 Fort Greene Place, 17oe II OF Hanson Pace
THURSDAY. OCT "a.
Abrc auction ! lot lox62 3 and 4-story building
NnS Peck sin, 80 n az South-st. . -.
Public auction, / plot Of land, 14o 7x95x10ox25' e
Faef 36th-st between 80 and Lincoln HVes o.
Foreclosure sale J III Kitchen referee, z lots -ZoN
49, Of SHAVE; lots 2sS1692 each and similar
houses Nos. o5 and 81 West SOD st -
Public auction l plot OF land 53 6Noo11, ana 9-story
fate Nos. IS and so East 1l5th-st OF FarE.sSe
public auction "a lots. Convent-ave. between
Io-th and Both Executors sale. % acres OF land
and buildings OF Hyde Park. known as Dfayton House.
FRIDAY OCT. %.
Foreclosure sale II Lovett referee, ! lot 25IeS, and
3story building. No 2s Elm.st " 5, n OF Duane-st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-21
ROYAL RHODE ISLAND CLAMBAKE.
BRILLIANT MUSIC, ODD RECT. BAND,

gitp i]roprrtp for Sale.
superb piece of NEWLY IMPROVED corner prop
cry GRAND BOULEVARD BROADWAY. ard
hear 7sd'st. IL" STATION, FINE PRESENT and
v.nELf CONTINUOUS YEARLY GROWING PROS
TToItE VALUE SIZE j0x3O five stories. AC-
W CASH RENTAL, SLIGO.
REDupcv,t UT EFYECT IMMEDIATE SALE, PRICE
" ~ cent net !
IA STEVENSON 81 CO.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-21
6 r. LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE

- The only through sleeping cor ~ I.ul- ya Mag
ara Fails leaves the Grand Central .po m H. M ftayl
na ne New lofk Central. Michigan Central and wabash
lFoad-dinluf-cafs Tor all megis-arr!vng On ST. Louis
I 80 second moInine Connection. Do unie, Demo-, n,
sleeping-car berhs. &c. willie or cs on II MeCLEL
J % &C. DraaF ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-21

Jth.ave. :. 1851 Il n OF 16th-st, 2G3xl 16.1OX
Iio,IiIS 'li'S $4,000
and wilc TO Warceilu. TaTtlcy -. lie
422 csSnnT = to ~ ADELAIDE TSor 1900
l@9th.st, n : 1915 n e Of 6thnve, 1A9N'9lli
sadie Bernhard johanna Bernhaid..--...--..
1TOrb-St 4 100 10 Il " Of FrsDklin-ave. 1S.11x
125Ns.11x125.6; Mary Stiles 10 Annie 80.
18,h- s Lot $40 Map w stuyvcsan; 243x
ioI nSTt i..c 100
lOy fSe rex i ASH to Alec IL pcnadson 10000
eA' frol II Marenher 10 NINA S W CRUDE 600
p Forster ..;.
Nav HALEY 'iS 70 Thomas Ford. 1900
Scdcwick.ave. IS 5. Plot s, Nap W o Giles, West
X Sheaief to Amar4a BHssing .,.'... 1900
lC-.G OF 9th-aVe, 20. 6X'S.e; John
II Williams Charles = Fmmor,, 10 part
Same property; Charles l. EnmOns 10 sarah
WL!ans. l.0 part ............. 4
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apartments 60 fet
Railroads.
n ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY ST. NORTH RIVER

~ ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY ST. NORTH RIVER
Chunk WilkesOarre and Scranton Reading. Harrisburg.
100 u: for FepjngtoA, Easton Bethlehem. Alien
s:45 a. m for bennington, Lake Hopstcone. EsstOn.
YSA r &ssnsa
eESfS5 fsss2 Rsf sl..s Allen se
I 1aS ap. sosE .,on
sSS !nd 81 Sfai9sfs
ohsn ~ r:f'SSa
oS Red me- SUNDAYS s f0I b1ns A.buy Park Ocean
S$G o.t s9oS1 dave j % %SgF 20 Pan z
Tor Monmouth Beach, seabright etc. at ! 90 1s.
IL fG LsdS So hsqaaag; at K Es9p
nv SS IONS SG R ~ p and B sqnaag Is
T For A ES &c CtS vneand and Bridgoton 90 H.
+ For Perth Amboy 90 90 is 10 80. IL 15A m.
90 800. 30 445 $780, 49, 8 80 p. m Sundays,
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
Va een" r. q g Pha4DA ..s and Rs'S
e. 5a IS IS 60 80 ssS g. Il 90 go
:. M SUNDAYS. s 80. Q 80 a. H.. i 80 49, ais,
X For Baltimore St SO ana washington daily 9. II 100
te1 f2bn sqe ea16g At r. So 90 90 No. 9
1850. - 90 R; M have connection for Reading Harris
Tickets and Psrlof Car seats can procured at IL COL
"a % % sS R.sdTsy s Shays 29 West ss
New-YorF 1Tsnsfec Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
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Citn proprrip 60 fet.

Citn proprrin 60 fet.
A DESIRABLE three-story brownst9ne dwelling
"A 1o6thst.. Lenox- ave. 1Sex5o; IL rooms: inn
mediate possession; 5000 PORTER & CO. II f. 125th.st
~ UILDINGs. stores. lofts. onees 20 let in john
- fulton Beekman. Chambers. Nassau William, Cln,
Pearl and Water and vicinity.
rutland WHITING. 8 Beekmsn-s.
ITO LET-.Nos 10 and 90 East s1st-st l.storv hIgh.
i stoop brownstone dwellings; entirely remodelled;
buffers pantry and laundry extension newly papered and
decorated sanitary plumbing Will be ready for oc-
cupancy Oct. I. Apply 20 ARNOLD. CONSTABLE 4
co, 19th-st and 5th.ave.
ITO LETThe very desirable sstory high stcop brown.
dwellings 12l East 72dst and 1,120 Madison
ave Apply 10 ARNOLD CONSTABLE & CO. 18th.
st and 5thave.
TT wO corner stores also avenue stores in the
studio buildings. Madisonaye., 50th and 57th SITS. ;
janitor premises immediate possession
TO LET-l7s West 7Gth-st elegantly decorated
j 4stOry and basement prownstone, between 9Th and
10th ayes near station hardwood cabinet finish Ap.
ply on premises
w ATER-ST near Beekmsn.-Two adjoining buildings
w TO let; Just put IN complete order. rutland 4
WHITING, 5 Beckman.st
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