davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-12-27
WIADOMOSCI KRAJOWE.

W. Latmanowi W Van Vert, o..
pi}a ucie}a palec.
G6rnik Tomasz Kelly zabity 70
sta} W kopalni W Salineville. O.
Lizzie Shay, re zalu po stracie
brata, powiesi}a sic Chillicothe, O.
Lokomotywa "Hocking Valley"
ucie}a ramie zwrotnikarzowi Janowi
Stanly.
Jan Meschler W Sandusky, O.,
spad} z rusztowania ramie sobie
z1ama}.
w Cleveland, O., salonista A. Lar
son, pope}ni} samob6jstwo wystrza-
lem z rewolweru.
Fabryka swiat1a elektrycznego W
Jamestown, N. Y, spali}a sic. Szko-
da wynosi$20,000.
L. Walters W. indianapolis, Ind,
skazany zosta1 ma siedm lat wiezie-
MIA "a zabicie swej matki.
DR.. Koch przyobieca} zaopatrzy6
wszystkie szpitale W Stan. Zjedn. w
swa limfe, leczaca suchoty.
CT. Robson, handlarz z Hazel
ton, Kan, zabity zosta} ma polowa-
niu przez pasterzy (cow boys).
w Hudson, O., farmera Henryka
Van Vie, napadli }obuzy, zachloro-
formowaii 60 odebrali mu s35.
PAM S. Geibel W Fremont, o., u
pad}a ma slizkim chodniku, wskutek
czego ramie jej zosta}o z}amane.
F. Lawson J. Pain W Uniontown,
Pa, poH}ocili sic podczas cry W kar-
ty i ostani zastrzeli} pierwszego.
Wm. Ladd, marsza1ek Stan. Zjed.
badac pijanym, zastrzeli{ swa zone,
potem sam siebie, W Paris, Tex.
w Glendorf, O., pani f. Deinhen-
brock, zadusi}a sic kawa}kiem kosci
kurzej, kt6ra jej w gardle stane}.
Farmer, nazwiskiem Russman, "a
bity zosta{ przez lokomotywe kolei
"Ohio Central'' W Bucyrus, O. Liczy4
6Olat.
Budynek nalezacy do kolei ''Long
lsland'' W Whitestone, L. L., spali}
sig wraz dziesiecioma lokomoty-
wami.
w La Porte, Ind, ma dworcu ko-
lei ssLake Shore," V. Bates zastrze-
lony zosta} przez nieznanego cz}o-
wieks.
Zwrotnikarze ma kolei "Union Pa
cifc," w Ogden, Utah, zastrajkowa-
Ii z powodu, IL kompanja a zmniejszy-
Ia i'm place.
w Bayou Cain, La. Ephriam
Mendaza zabi} wystrza}e,n z rewol-
weru Marie Crawson, dlatego, IL ME
chcia}a go za meza.
August Kirknogle, farmer, pocie-
ty zostal W kawa}ki przez pociag pa
sazerski kolei Lake Shore" MEDIA
leko Nothing cham, Pa.
Jan Grazing, kt6ry niedawno temu
zabi} swa zone W Cincinnati, O., ska
zany zosta{ ma powieszenie dniu
3go Kwietnia, 1891 r.
Newton L. Arlington, bedac W
stanie nietrzezwym, wyskoczy} Ok
nem z trzeciego pletra hotelu." "Com-
mercial'' W Tiffin, O., i zabity zosta}
ma miejscu.
Najbogatszy mieszkaniec miasta
Albuquerque, W New Mexico, N. T.
Arumis, pope}ni} samob6jstwo wy
strza1em rewolweru powodu IL
chego zdrowia.
Eks-prezydent banku W New Yor-
ku, Nathaniel Niles, aresztowany os-
karzony zostaf przez Elize Parret, il
wy1udzi} od niej pod fa}szywemi pre-
tensjaml $4,000.
Clarence Martin, czarnuch, bedac
W stanie nietrzezwym, zamordowa}
II. A. Rosenthala W Silver Creek,
Miss, kilka minut potem wzburzona
iudnos6 wywlok}a go do lasu tam
powiesi}a.
w Blanchester, O., J. N. Lazure
B. Cadwallader pok}6cili sic o karty.
Ostatni wyciagna} revolver pierw-
szego ma miejscu zastrzeli}, potem
zacza} uciekac. Ludzie puscili sic W
pogon "a zbrodniarzem ten, widzac,
il ME moze umkna6, W heb sobie pal
max.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-12-27
POZYTECZNA MYSL CARA.
Car mySli, re Koch i Pastcur moga WV.
lecZyC jegO WScieklizne.

Petersburg, % Grudnia.-Rzad ro-
syjski zaprosi} prof. Kocha, prof. Pa
steura ! lekarza nadwornego kr6lo-
wei angielskiej, Sir Joseph Lister.
by przybyli do Petersburga celem
naradzenia sic mad za}ozeniem misty
tntu bakterjologicznego tamze, W
kt6rym car chcia@by spr6bowad le-
kow kocha Pasteura ma swoia
wscieklizne.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-12-27
"MOdry" Parnell.

Londyn, 25 Grud.-W Dublinie,
podczas mowy Parnell'a, zosta} on
obrzucony b}otem maka zmiesza-
nem, przez kobiety i dziewczeta Par
nell wymysli}, re 5y}o to wapno
swiezo gaszone, azeby obudzi6 dla
siebie wspo}czucie i narod odwies6
ma chwile cd w}asciwych punkt6w
spornych.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-12-27

Polacy wszyscy powinni sic WA
jennie popierac. TO tez kazdy polak
powinien ubranie kupowac cd Hen
ryka Niedzwiedzkiego W storze Bra
CT Van Noorden, 435 Summit ul.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-12-27

Trzewiki ola dzieci po rozmaitych
cenach u Tannera, Summit ul.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-12-27

Pytajcie sic W groserni o make:
"Choice PATENT"
"Harvest Queen" lub
"Roller King"
Bechtol, Carney & Co., Toledo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
LITKARY NOTES.

The committee organized 10 purchase. as a Words
worth Memorial. Dove Cottage once the home OF the
poet is headed by Lord Tcnnyson. They pave
abandoned the scheme for museum IN the cottage ana
n the popular subscription enables them 10 purchase
the cottage will hold II trust for the con
temptation OF literary pilgrims.
story concerning Dr. Holmes IS thus told by
aThe Pittsburg Dispatch "a short time ago %
clergyman Of this city he himself man Of unusual
learning. literary achievements and radv wit called
upon DR. Homc, In Boston. The Aut crTt was IN ~ dc
nghtfu humorwhcn + be not and oonvcrs'Iwith III
visitor in that nmiblc OF his with which We who
only know him by his books are vet acquaiitd
nv and by the conversation turned upon the oouparn
tive merits Of the professions, the ministry anu
medicinc Dr. Holincs insisted that the doctor could
do more for his fellow mon than the clergyman could.
The PittsburR divine would not agree IN this
Take the matter Of putting men 70 Sleep for In
stance said Dr. Holmes with twinkle in his eye.
"IIow ron make anything out of THAR asked
the clergyman.
"'Easily enough.' Or. Holmes answered tiumphantl
Il certainly have the advantage Of Won there; for,
while you can put 10 sleep temporarily, !
can make their sleep ctcrnal"'
Dante Gabriel Rossetti left unpublished Mss
which may some time. perhaps see the light on"
Of these Is a ballad Of a burlcsque kind which he
wrote the famous buchanan affair.
Miss Fawcett though she be a senior wraneler doen
not dnspise novels In her pretty study at Nc"n
ham. above Of mathematical tones, are volumes
Of varied rcading-sccnce poetry, novels, economies
few Of these volumes have been prettily bound by
the far fingers Of their owner. who Is also. by the
way not too emancipated 70 BE an expert needle
woman, with @ nice skill in embroidery.
The American Pathological Association will open its
twenty second annual meeting at Norwich. Conn. TO
day. Among the papers announced are the follow
ing: "The Roman Element In English Thought by
Herbert L. Baker, esq. Detroit A Neurological
Relic IN Our Funeral Rites" by Julius Goebel. Pm. D.
Neyv>York City Continued Metaphor i'll Plato 10y
George r. Hussev. Pm. D., College OF Ncw-JerSey,
Princeton, n. j.. "The Mcdlcean Mss. of Ciceros
Letters BY II. F. leighton. Phi d., Gloucester. Mas.
Remarks the Preliminary Report OF the Committee
Of the American Association for the Advancement of
Science the Spelling and Pronunciation of Chemical
Terns.7 by Professor W. A. Merrill. Miami University,
Oxford. Ohio: Semitic Etymologes in the Century
Dictionary by Professor George Moore. Theological
Seminary, Andovcr. Mass: "The Negro Element in
Fiction by Professor W. s. Scarborough WbeIforcc
University. WHEREFORE, Ohio.
Francois Coppees Tonic une Jeunesse' has bean
neatly translated and published by Belford under the
title Of "The Days of Ny Youth The original has
bcen reviewed in these columns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive a; and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 40 ST., New York.
TUUT1H HFt' u"U "" 0''' "0" WITT
TEE ONLY RAILROAD STATION ~ TEE CIrH

TEE ONLY RAILROAD STATION Is TEE CrrT
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS: H., -.
sag A. M.ICH1CAd0 vs. ~ LIZ LINZ
1920 A. M-S0TTHWFSI EEN vESTIBULE LIMIT
kDdue Cincinnati 80. indianapolis ~ 'So a. Ill., oS
1856 4. Mio.LtwEESSrERN DAY EXPREss-daily except
4.5O +. M.-NORrH SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITEDo
Due at Detroit at 10 a No. Chicaso 'o y H. "eA'
500 il. Mast WESTERN ExPEEasss--D,ge Chicago
,.sc p SL.",5il'R Sll6AcK, MoNTREAL AND MA.
IMA5A RAILS LXPRhS9sn;r ,s Avn CHICAGO Ex.
rEI:ss-Due lndianapoli, II 20 >. N. neat day. D"
SiiFf IIliNSToS i,' And bq arbsoSI
J. $50 u = 800 go rs = 80 5 55' 'S 90 rlss
. Is p. m Tor ,"ir!son: )Ws' Point 80. III 80
g. 30 go s. ~ p 30 So
rRS3' IS -, g ' so5 3 o 70 30 = 10 g. g.
49, 5o oo TO- eAS q p &c. 10 y. 90 n ~ s.
T 70 &c. 10 3 90 IS % a. H. ~ so GO.
$9 g. 100 10 % 0'so' OOc 80. sl'
NIR&GHRA FALLs-1o 20, TO so a $50, 90 30.
sARkDldG ut 90 I'll 80 a. m. 200 70 80. 80
4 r. E3H%ff t59o, ~ 20 a.; M IS:2o E M
AbbITEo9SSbnA,SSTHl MOUNTAINS ND MoXTREAL,2 90.
G afyh fS'' "fSEyAp AID cAXANPAIgUA-'o:So
pEi;K s II 4 m H fiI p VIA iARLEI DIVISION
90 SoF, an. sPpyH 95 G1a1e
fe"i ats S fis o. b az Nc ES taS So
Tew.York 1888 Washingt4n.st., 726 Fulton'' and S9a
p' W%,c,s, xPSG. and checks baggage from
hOt 1,d Ts Sada1 Ou 2Gay, only Other trains
go. 80 so So 81, 6:e5 p m, and u 100 MID
nisJno6 HiSS a. az roTCEY GEORGE II DANIELS.
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
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RrCnEnFp M0RrGAGrs.

Anderson chrl-tl,n, TO Duroon'. II. cor ''a-ave
ncaudcl sophie T.nlai'nt Industrial Savings Bank.
Bruccher FianE to Gco Ehret. l.''' 2d-ave den'nd'
80 go. -. ,,-........ 60. =, y
Booh. samuel. 70 Mary Clug'ton. 3o,h-st. nth
BloadS Lydia 4 10 T. u Bull 2ath't Lexington.
ncck Helene TO W F Quick 1a';h-st wills
ave nGidr Aaron. to rcloubct Ii5' naya'd-t
Cohen. i-eae y to Il 3 3, camp cor r"o'--' and
s@ ga rdsP m$a: ,! S;.''' cor Madison
!o@ as w,,s Sssl e J Eca Estate
Dow. u. 70 Oscar Roth. li3d''' c"u'''andtave'
iEl.cnnefs william to suydau of
s0u,-.t. mortgage, J year e. Ij3V mo, ,o.,,,,o,
iain Satan to sulrbcrqcr. c2ss I-,ayN year,
faivev Thomas to w Courtney. Fulton ave. Of
f%y raunc 10 Z; schodo 10 Gocrckst year. $3.50.
Go. iSan to N"r'o l " a..n S1 l go
(ioodN Bridget 70 Thomas Garry, l3oth'st, W
iiaTcs Jaiia + 10 Beckcr Soh.-t Of sthave,
Howard = s. TO Adam Kropf Ist-ave Of i9th-st.
K@rrieao John. to W Armstrong, plots 'o12. map Of
Kar,t. John D. H. to J Kosn. n to.h't. sth-ave.
k.a,ncy Janc, to d Ru-t ch"rry.st SCANNED
Io5'r%ald JOSEPH to \ schacfer. Lawrcncest.
LOU Janca to bty Savings Inst. 77th-st.
lion Andrew to d Lion 1896 aud 1873 9d.st. year.
GSrain stephen to lot 81. map East Ire
Mciioc. Mar,n to II y Camp. cor r-rot-st and
Uosron w. = y,ar>. 49,.
"o Mi ronghiin Pctr T. Camp Perot-st.
Mct."yrn John. CALLAHAN. 32d.st. lst-avc.
lMSGrai6. walter /! 70 n Eoun"y A"d"'on-avc
W.CurIv thas L. to >ociot" Culr"r' Fhil,nthiopque
do vcv.York 30 Fast 1ltlst. wears, $500.
oscar John {. 90 VI EOss'hbcrgcr, livingston at
'Prtntcc augustus 10 G Casanova rs and 81
PHILIPS Taylor. to l. Cohen. IL West 47th-st. 3
year. a. coo.
Rouse C. 10 T. Lockwood and another. executors :
Io.al.., y OF shave, 3 years. a. 500.
Srinbcrq T.. to Duncan 1871 East Broadway . years,
sIdOO0 . ,..,- -o ,.,.-,
III smith IT, Jane. to Brady OF Myrueavc.
l7Oth.st. months. eco oo, 81,
SchuIlu jacob, 20 j. CASSIDY 3-u'st W OF ZuaN',
ycpr $50 600. 49,
StemkOpl. william. v 70 Albany savings lahR io'
Sclfr:dcc John 10 J p higgins o3rs Of 9thave
. n,or'aaQeH / wear. SfSoUO.
Stanrsr George. Dry Dock Savings Institution,
W Ist.nyr. OF 3d-st. wear - 600.
Turner william J. 10 Taylor and another 18TH
Walsh Hora 4. % u Camp. W Sedgcwckave. II .
o. Pcrot.st, y"nis eiS9
Weynnnn Annie. To Low, trustee $40 East 7ithst
4 years 40 800.
10th-aNe. years, s3ouc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
Ncw pnblltatlons.

THIRD ISSUE.

THIRD ISSUE.
Il THE GREAT NEW SUMMER NOVEL.
MRS. REYNOLDS AND HAMILTON"
BY GEORGE ALFRED T0WNsEND {SAATlD.
ALL MARRIED WOMEN WANT 1ulS
Tale Of tho Best of Husbands once Astr1y-NeXander
Hamilton
book always breathing. actual uhderstsndable !
volume that nductlVey for truth morality ana
patriotism in every line lie makes the father of his
country man and not mun. Note the wealth Of his.
torica earniOg and the almost machess gift of state
ment "-l Brooklyn Eagle.
Poetic perez ption, trained Obsery8tion. the singular
gft Of metaphor and Characterization the faculty con
stanty OF condcasinG event discussion
into phrase. The appearance OF Washington on the
scene are remarkably impressive 0lonel John Hay
KEPT BY EVERY INTELLIGENT NEWS AGENT.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
r. +. EONANENTCRE. Publisher,
31stst ard Broadway Ncw-York.
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Qeacbfrs.

Ceacbfrs.
MEXICAN and foreign professors. tutors, governesses
~ and cdchcrs OF all branches, &C.. supplied 70 colleges
aud families English, French, German and Spanish
tIokcn MIRIAM COYEIERE. $50 9TH ave. cor 2Ota-St
BEST TEACHERS, American and Foreign, supplied
"a. all branches. in all localities charee IEAt H.
IKS WANTED no fee for registration form for stamp
L. T.. AVERY American School Bureau West l4th-st..
y. Y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors, GoScrncsses
&C., to Colleges. Schools and Families Apply TO
" Mrs N !. YoC NGFC LION. % Union square.
JIEsSE'S TEACHERS AGENCY. u East 17th.st.
II .uptli.e Competent nachcrs tutors goyerie,scs
li,h. German. French. SPANISH spoken.
~ j. AND Y. Y. NORMAL GRADUATES wsntd for
~. public schools a. good salaries. Apply 10 w D. KERR
Manager u ion Tcscn'rs Agency. 10 AstO Place. ~ T.
ID RIMARY TEACHER wanted for Normal School
L cersful expcrierce; c2od address familiarity WIN
kindergarten method $500. UNION TEACHERS
AGENtY 10 Astor Place. NcwYork.
=, CHERM ERUORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest aid best known in L. 8 Established 1870
East 1itl-st.. ". y.
NDONAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU (foi
w both supple professors teachers eo'ernesSes
musicians housckocpers companions chapefones. &C. 10
colleges schools and families also bookkcecrs, scnogra
pliers and copyi. 20 business inns . 49,
Miss g T.. WERNER. 3oa jth-ave. NcwYork City.
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Nyyt,SP SHORE RAILROAD y. y. 4. l.

w II. r. Il. r. Co, l. '>,o'.-Tnns leave West i-a-
Il station New.York) as follows and - minutes saef
from, ;hc foot ~ Jayst. NrWYork Hamilton, Iondoa
Detroit and Chicago 800 a. M: > 10 ? n. 80 IL
-, Louis . 10 - - p n Toronto - - a. nj , va
si5 p. ~; Buffalo Rohests Sg'2ens .s Is p''S N.
sis D. ~. Kingston 3 30 = 10. % 'io'fS
ali 20 u. IN. b3 as - 90. '5:l5 and - - D. M
Catsi,i and Albany 30 - 10 . % al w, ~ Ipon.
~ 5. 90 ; Is. 3 Is p. m Crans.oh' Va "a S'
Cornwall. Newburg 3 20. - - ; :2'oz am - I3
III Is p. ~, and clO i5 a. m - - D. M oFl"a, TX
NcNburg Montreal aud canada last a. ~, Foil.
y. Elegant slcepmg-cirs fog buhA,% N''th ,,,ns'
Detroit Chicago aad -. Lou. on M thF's -, cars
Saratoga specials all 80 10 % D. ~ IN m
Saratoga and Caldwell Lake 'teoigS az ~ Par.
daily except sunday b3 - p ~. t.HttliiiSs 1ffe, Ho
og-tar II 80 q N. TAIN. kSaicr.ha" . So los
and al 30 M h3:i5 M f1r o s and 80 a. H.
as =. m trains and 10 IS a. - for ilobah' ~ Slo.
30 IA (Sllidai> only Tor 'iA.d iiosd ,nN is
ali 80 a. m ~ 3 ~ rarorcar' % CatkiH on thg se
trains, iiafhoi.lay special IS IT. saturday Oily .0i
iaaterslu IIuuar Hobart Grand llot,i Stiu9 ST.
~ ocnicIa plro, Grand HOtl Statl'h anu ax
riI A. h = :. Leave Bl0okvn, VIA Bf0okiya n ~ =
10 ale 40 A. ~ and } 90 D: ~ Irr,cy tlN r. Iii
NoHntai, n I'm 30 Am s,c pins EAR u Hran MI a,
Stntion la,, only. Daily tpailN except Sius, hs
r,i~, ia IL ,Nccpt sunday For tohrt, n
n,rlor and -lrrpng ar accommodation o. l..i I,nn
liz onIe"s i,rooyn 333 wa-hington, 70 FUTON ssi
hnnry oacr foot OF Fuon,t. Nrw,i o,as ~ 10y plaza
"a Vest is0th.s and West Short stations foot OF WE
99d and foot OF Jay.st. North River - r., W. ~
BtRT'' General Passenger Agent Vaadefhu'A'e' Nsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
RAILROADS..
DE N n S YLyANIA
RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER JUNE %. 1890

RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER JUNE %. 1890
Trims leave stations. OF De'Oro'ses and CortIuuds
streets. as follows: TIVE -, 81. M, p,,,,...
Sleeping and iH ns Arrives
6:2S a. M, Columbus 80 a. m, Chicago 90 p m:
w VII s rSsi' Lock hy ae and Except sSadaS
1895 4SisI ffiIf SE%16Rk AND CHICAGO LIN
Drawing 'S aad state Room Eoom Sleeping @as snoas
scHcS. aSdies maid barbcI' shop library and tho
@ gs Ct sGe GE Once ss Cincinnati
200 p. N. gSr' LOUIS Il CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI
ca Rup g V tn ssspSs ana ea
cSaeh NeTSIk @ cSqmHS' ana Ay' L S
55s ss ExrEEs S fR all ES ees
sIeeIing Car YGM:Yof PittsbTs. s. Louis c9,SaES;
a@f SPRPa pSR a Sad pa@aa H
na 5 To- GSasd 20? SpG next sFt a. aSd
and SI DO y keep esSsD: sturdy 0",, 'o' o~
500 SccpR: cs' Xsv:York 70 cSieaeo NfxYorE Men,
Phis VIA The shenandoaA y,y arrives weGsd;yS At
oSGo ai s s%& Cory, 17cnt Es ssa ss Oh
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THa YOUTH
s Sfs:E, s?%eS .;ss %,.ssiS,
E PHha Gar Cps e s2S $ SSnHSi$n %
:SS &c 500 p ~ + z s,s s' s
s ssG and n nFs 'ss
Dining Car ana tLach,, tllOu-n % y "a dtil
For Long Branch Point Pleasant and intermediate sta.
tons weekdays. 80, 40 10 a. NJ, u 800 noon;
2:3O 3:lO p so special. 40 ; 20 and 90 p. N.
SATURDAYS only, 20 p m. SUNDAY, 10. ? 40 a. M,
5:l5 N. ~ no, st6p Of Asbury PARK o. sunday ~
For Atlantic ty. 80 p. (1hrongh Iunet Parlor
Car and Day Cotoh weekdays. conn cts for Cape May
and with through car for Browns NILS and Beach
For Old Point ana Norfolk, va evYork Philadelphis
Norfolk Railroad 90 a. m. daily except Sunday. and
90 p. n. daily: via Baltimore and Bay Line 2:lo
D. NJ. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave follows -
8 90, 20. 100, 80, 40 Chicago Limited with
Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Limited, and II 90
A. No. 10 20 90, $40 3 90, 3 80, 4 90, 80, 90.
100 1920 90 and o 100 p. m. ard II rs night.
Accomn odat.on, IL 10 a. 10 and 100 p. m. sun.
days Express. IS, 30, 900 40 Limited and 70
a. m, 200. 800, 80, ) 90. go. X 90 and 90
p. M, and - rs night Accommodatt,9n 90 D. N;
check baggage from Hotels and residences.
For time tables Of local trains apply 10 any ticket agent
vi SSW.S r Pf'GH J. Il. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
Drn GOODS

- OSITIVELY last week Great semi-annual
i ,aics Extraordinary bergains III all departments.
Brst Lisc StcAngs. SIC. 4-buttOn finest gloves 45c
tcaunful linen handkcTchi,fs. Toe. JAMMEs IL West
30th-st. and 909 BROADWAY.
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Cost auo founo

OST-l,ankbook 40. 19S 800. On Dry DOCK n -
i Rank ANY person having claims upon sal1 ooyh ~
called uron present The came 70 me Dah T, nd ey
said VIII DE declared cancelled anu tA-
tngulshed. and a new ona iss'd m lieu mrrsl
T OST.-On Monday. July T. ladys crescent as'no"u
IL brastrln. between 90 Irving Place ana bV SoaNc'
elevated 20 ilGthst then to l0s East llithst very
m or,I rcvara paid on return TO co Irving Place
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Connlrp properin for eale an0 60 Get

COR SALE At NIWBrRGO N-THE-HUDSON.- The
L nlc residence known A. "Ihc Glen" The property
best pant o the city fronting or Gland.
o. ia It 10 lncrs aud on Montr ~ /: 3 q. ncte,
go r. large mansion, l.
house. beautiful grounds uniuuc in
style; must Lc be appreciated. II not prev y
private sale, this pOprTt, viii b. sold
the premises Wednesday, July 30 at IL O'Clock
noon The properly ca, Pr seen IA any day except SUNDAY
y. Y or JOHN CORwIN. Auctonccr. wburg, = G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
Anrtion Sales of Real CetGtc.
Auciion Sales of ReaI GstGtc.
Executors and Trustees Sale.
GROVELAND MILLS,
At GrOveland, Mass,
B longing 10 the R.tnte Of the late Ezekiel J. NJ
Hale Of IInyerhiiI, nInss

Hale Of HnyerEtii, NInss
On TUESDAY the 18th day OF July, a. D. 1890 at
o'clock M. pursuant n tho directions contheu III "a,
power therein given, VIII BE- sold at public AUCTION
In lot. the promises at GrOyoland Mas by nne
Executor, and Trustee, under said VIII, ue ioio"iha
The Wocllen VI IL situated at said Groveand; Win ue
furnishing, and machinery, both fixed ond movable nsea I'D
about the also the dams, wat'l power anu "ar
privileges connected herewith and all The ild> dW's
houses tenement, and real estate OF when tie stu l
seized Possessed at the time OF his DEAN sua W.
,roycand the vicinity o said mills exctps he
Nous" lot of land which SAID mouse
stands used by the St James Episcopal Church
The property sold comprises three mill buildings
with for,yOnc an voolcn machinery boiler houses
and engine attached hrc pckrhouses storehouSes
lighthouses machine shop all brick excepting one mill build
r witch il OF b,lck ard alo wooden Office buang'
blacksmith shop wharf tenementhouses hall
for entertainments library purposes water power and
water privileges. &c.
all buildings tn good repair The water power
supplied levels agpcgatng about siAtyfour
feet.
Tho property situated IN Tint part OF Gro'eland
known a. south Gfc vcland Mass the Merrlmac RIVER
on tide water the line Of the Havehil and George
town branch Of the Boston and Moline Railroad. u'rce
miles from nour~tng Of IIaverhill, and about
thirty miles from Boston
Ten per cent OF purchase price will be required IN
cash az the tine OF sale For other ana further
c6inrry adde's, joins L. HOIsON Haverhll. Mass. ;
OF Bf,OOkS NICHOLS, attorneys, 20 Waterst Boston,
Mass ~
JOHN J.. HOBSON,
UNHRl II. HALE.
ELBRIDt3E -. WOOD.
Executor, and Trustees under will Of r. J. NJ Hale de-
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