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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-11

Doctor-Eat sparingly, drink no beer,
stay at home in the evening, don't smoke,
take plenty of exercise in the way OF
gymnastics and long walks. j.
Patient-What are you dreaming OF,
doctor2 Why, IL / were to do as you tell
me should require no medical advice
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-11
PACIFIC DIVISION

Leave Tacoma $40 a. M, 1920 a. 30. daily
arrive as Portland 4;ah y. M aud $50 r. M
Chchalls accommodation leaves thehhlls
nj T,O0 n. m; arrives 81 Tacoma wa a. IA,
Retiirnluq leaves Pacific avenue station at
5.tb m. arriving Mt Chehalis at f:l5 D. fn.'
daily ,,,.a..ao n, a..s
n m. from Pacific avenue station. -
Trains leave Portland Tor Tacoma AT DIVA
"a. 1000 D. N. daily; arrive at Tacoma at
$40 D. m. and $40 y. m, -. ana 49,.
Trains arrive from Seattle NJ s;g ~ a, M
4: 100 n. M 2:;0 D. M, i:f5 y. ~. and lOiD D.
80 Trnins leave Tor Seattle at Gas a. M
g.25 a. M, l:;a D. m, 3:O0p. M, $40 y. m and
l0:D y. M. .., tsat.t...,a,,
| leave AT B:l5 a. m; arrive from hnacofees
and sedro al 900 D. M and 1920 y, m.
FuIi In formation concerning rates, tune OF
| trains. routes and other details furnishof on
app''o"'''" " H. O. GREEN.
ffO7 Harris Ave, fairhavcn
| a. q. CHANDLER.
| Ticket Ag'tnt Wharf Tacoma
q. q. CHANDLER,
General Agent, General Office building va
| clio Avenue. ~ ou.otro1
! Assistant General Passenger Agent, NO. ~
First street, cor washington fOrtiAhu'O
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-11

"The use OF 'Castoria is so universal and
It's merits SO well known that u seems WORK
Of supereroeation to endorse IL. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
New York City.
Late Pastor Bioomngdaio Reformed Church.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-11

Tickets on sale ON al boats and at Tacoma
wharf and az CIT Pacific avenue,
For further Information apply 20
''' n g. GREEN, Agent,
1907 Harris avenue, FairhaVch
O. q. CHANDLER, @. +. 7. A."
Tacoma, Wash.
AZ ,,rpp oAura. gec'y. -. -. JACKSON, Mgr
NAihhh oANh'' wv y 1874
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-11

Winks-Yes, isn't he' Only the other
day ne said he thought the street cleaning
department ought to make some attempt
10 clean the streets. York Weekly.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-11

Local Statesman--What an impractical
visionary dreamer your neighbor, Jinks
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-11

"Castoria Is 10 well adapted to children that
recommend 1t as superior To any prescription
Known to me" H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill So. oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-11
FAST EXPRESS TO THE EAST

Leaves Tacoma. going east AZ 400 a. ~
daily: arrive at Minneapolis or 81 Paul 0It
d. M the third day. a.,
- Connections made at ~. Paul aud Mime.
apolIs to all points east south ana southehs'
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-11

ooh NAL nearly had horsef'
"Why, what do you meanr -,
"There was man out here with q
morse, and asked him if | could nave ],
and he said no, If he'd said yes I'd a hao
it."-Life.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-11

A general supply of everything found in first
class stores, and at prices in accordance
with the times. A good wharf, where
freight is loaded and unloaded in connec-
ton with the store.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-11
for Infants and Children.

Caxtoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation. =,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes oil
gestion,
without injurious medication.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-11

Now the cart has stopped Inc nuuo
coffin Is drawn forward with hafsb, sfae
ing noise, then taken into the hanus u
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-11
81 PAIL AMI CHICAGO
MURRAY STREET, NEw Yoax.

IL ia the DINING CAR ROUTE. IL runs
rough VEsTIBULED TRAINS every day
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

Speculation in wheat brisk yesterday and the
market was strong pretty much all day. There were
few feeble reactions but final figures were withsn
1-e61-4 cent Of the top, and 3461 cent above the
regular close saturday. Foreigners were buyers
to liberal extent and local shorts were forced INTO
covering. The volume OF speculation agFesatteed tea
10,6o0,00o bushels, July and December beng 'nS ne
Wheat caused France TO give the impetus TO the the
rise, and the buS were subsequently AIDED py t va ~
snow in the Northwest. which contributed to so@S 1ne
buoyancy The visible supply ststemeh IN, il effect
was but mcmentary Pubic cables were %easeT Anu Anu
Indian shipments to Che United Kng19m aa sell SH
a S Tsrs rss July 10 81 9Ps9'e 81
81 Os So December opened at 81 o5 II dS1PPeq 1s 20
e TbS o. s oss market to 81 wss os
seven loads were taken for export ah" '"o ' ~
Corn also was bush in the face OF leeTas
ment in the West Weaker cables ana ,ost sin the
J,eSsS ga IN ,bs 1 rs in wheat coupled with buying for
short account the principal bull lactos
advanced 1asc with an active speculation, heSrg AIRY
800 900 bushels changing hands the spot Ipi,h tl
ket broke 1a1 1-oc. early, but hnlshea nrh "''''
options sSC tSCh dn nv' e turc and
nm early deliveries The market was said TO De over
sold %haah w,se eeo s' The cash irregular
but stronger. .o,,,,c g., Tho West
-, h hiT onerafors and large receipts Of hogs: One
thousand four hundred tierces sold for mmeoia1e ue
vS %g.,oSsT osss 81 9qGsfs?s m s june, %s.e ),
b-s; August 81 o5 Id september, 81 VI 90 Deoei'
Corn~May, &c., june 6oc; July, 81 1-sc.; August
0ats-May so 12c; June. 40 1-2c; July, 4s 3-4c;
A'f fSTd-May. &c so; July, Sc "A; August So e0' :
Thc receipts Of grain and four reported on SATURDAY
at NewYork Philadelphia and Boston were as follows
Wheat 1917 3s7 bushels; corn, 15s, 1913 bushels oats
io2971 bushels total grain 47sS9l bushels d Ho S
Ions the arrivals were Wheat 69,011 bushels corn
52I 277 bushels oats 297,76i bushels; total grain
esa.O55 bushels; -four, IL 800 packages.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, May 25-Cattle. Receipts last twenty
four hours 2,14O head; total for the week thus
far 1890; for same time last week 5,27o; consigned
through 2O6O; to New-YOrk, LAO; on sale. $500
opened steady for good cattle 800 to 1000 Ss $5 90
S6 choice steers, 400 TO 1,500 ts., $5 500S5 SO
good to fairly fat steers, 1900 to 400 bs s5 Csc
ms. s5 4oas5 so; light handy "a 1895 25 cows and
heiferS, extra 81 25GS4 65 do Common, S3 50d 81 ;
poor to mixed butchers and heiferS, SO
81 common to fair cows, 81 1898 75 cows, good to
extra corn fed, $46 "a 40 coarse and greensh steers,
So 1904 6O Michigan stockers, 1898 so; do. stock
er, yearngs, So 500 So rs do feeders, SO 656 SO 90
stock dull, s2 25as3: fat DO So 1924; export do,
S4d$ "a 25 bologna do, ~ 500 S3 calves, buttermilk,
So 75a SO 5O veals, 81 5oa 5 75 Hogs.Recepts last
twenty-four hours 14,700 head total for the week
thus far 2s,950 for time last week, 28500; con-
signed through 145O; to NewYork, o,150; on sale,
1900 opened steady, but Slow closed steady heavy
grades, 81 85Ss4 90; medium and mixed. 81 so8
S4 90 workers. light TO fair. 81 coo 81 TO- do, good to
lest, 81 1924 so pigs common skps to best, $40
81 40 rOughs, 50 1894 10: stays, S30S3 25. Sheep
and lsmbs-Receipts last twenty four hours, 5000;
week, 1900; consigned through 24oo to New York,
9. 800 on sale 5000 fresh and 900 held from
last week opened very dull and slow. closing dull and
Slow clipped sheep. good to choice, "a 759Sb % fair
10 good "a 400 "A rs culls and common 80 253S4 25
clipped yearling lambs good to choice SO 25Sss so
fair to good IS 5O6S6; culls and common 81 asa
S5 25 spring lambs, fair to best, S6SS9 so.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago; May 25 (specaD.-An oveisold condition
Of the market resulted in an advance in wheat amount
ing at one time TO cents and amounting to almost
that at the close to-day The news had little to do
with thsuctuaons. Paris cables showed that the Sen
ate had not yet confirmed the reduction In the French
wheat d,ty the reason probably why foreign markets
showed themselves little affected by the action OF
tbe Chamber Saturday. English markets came rather
lower Continental markets rather higher: The dc,
crease i'm the visible 952 900 bushels was less tnan
predicted although much larger than year ago. Bulls
were encouraged by large out inspection here 300
bushels aud by a reduction in the local stocks 70
5000 900 bushels July sold from u 90 7-s to 80 l8
but closed at 81 90 1-e9S1 90 5-8. The speculative
position In the pit to-day overshadowed and possibly
may tomorrow Overshadow the favorable news IN re-
gard to crops. Corn receipts under the estimates
almost 200 cars under and liberal estimates for
TUESDAY 1000 cars, and increase in the visible OF
I,Ol4 600 bushels did not prevent sharp advance.
July sold 5G "a to "a 35 and closed at the top
Receivers and shippers over on the bull SIDE again
Influenced by a rather unusual cash demand The
local stock however increased last week 53O00O bush
els and is likely TO increase fully as much this week
June j. too sees virtual suspension of shipping bus
mess until after the terminating period Oats a fol
lowed corn, July selling from Al l-2 TO 43 rs, and
closing at 43 58. Provisions early In the day were
weak The Jump in eOrn however, caused considerable
covering
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LiverpooI. Nav 25, 4 D. m-The sales of the day IN
cluded 5 500 bales American. Futures closed quiet
for near months and firm for distant months American
middling low middlng clause May delivery
44-64d. "a 4564d; May and June delivery, 4464d-
"a 4664d; June and July delivery, 4684d sellers
and september delivery 53-64d.d4 54e4d. septem-
Der and october delivery; 5o-64d buyers October October
Der and December delivery, 55-64d. a. 59.64d: De
cember and January delivery, 59-64d 94 6O-84d:
Galveston May 25.-CottOn easy middling, 9-16c
low middling 13-16c; good ordinary, 116; net and
gross receipts, l31 bales; exports cQastwiSe 2lo'
bales sales, 116 bales stock, 10,337 bales.
Norfolk, May 25.-Cotton steady middng, 1-2c;
net receipts 557 bales gross, 679 bales exports coast
wise, e46 bales sales 2t bales; stock, 9,7so bales
savannah May 25.--CottOn steady middnng
3-16o; low rgiddng, 91ec good ordinary, 7c; net
and gross receipts 929 bales exports coastwise 283e
bales sales, 225 bales stock, 1881 bales.
NewOrleans, May 2o-Cotton easy; middlng
net receipts 69e bales gross. ,oO7 bales export
TO the Continent 3O1O bales sales 1000 bales stock
l65,444 bales.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Andrews. Wallace G. tS Rogers. $ 10lst-st. W Of
Bauer. Emma e Neumer 4sth-ss W Of 3D.
ave. eSb ye2W TO- oath ward Real Estate Association.
5 HelLave, " Of subuIban:st years. $4,000:
nS sHsy demand to Igp q o6 corner Union
raj months: s NsS'n corner 10th
Cohen George j. to HSdsSSP S6 River Bank. s. s5sh-st
Sotter John. .. al o HOish. issth-st of Alex,
ave S's'SY s5.s e1sn'}' e. sAa
ing and Loan Association. Tireonave. of 16eth-st
Dreyfas. julius to weinstein So Bayardst: ID years.
eiiler Samuel TO River Savings Bank, 147 East
Gage. 'wm NJ to TaiOf e cor loth-avo and lo0th-
SresHgard; Soo se oOsen Rvinst'n'st A's'r'
Germann, Lena X, to A Brown. 2d-ave n g
ioetor, James d, A Kutsron. 74ts.st, Madison.
I'M, Louise b, TO title Guarantee and Trust Co.
Hawkins ARna 70 ooo II Nioo' l22d''' Man.
Howell Thomas a, a f Hasbrouck. l02 Bsrcayst,
Israel Israel, hy@an, 70 HItkOn, lot o7o map Rutgers
Kohner, Marcus, @ i Hilton. e cor MadisONave and
KSicksr John, to Union Dime Savings Institution
cor Jnion-sve and 105th;st. / year, $4,000.
. E1s Demand 4sgE n 5c6 70 Do'so cor i''V' and S'
johnny aad % Mm ohSssoR Eys years Road 'd
McDade, Eleanor. to W Lent, 5 179th-st, valen-
nsieSf yea fa,5aR RO H. to dep roste. Willis
ave yfai TFS'sfF's FoS 'iSsSS issd sdave
months 90, 600
Mohn, Victoria to Bowery Savings Bank. 2l1 Chrystie-
st, > years, S12, 900.
Pierce, Madeline to A Ehret, n 1o2dst, 1st
ave years, sl5,500.
Radebold, wm 10 g ii Gerard, cor 5th-aye and
110tht year. 81, 722
Rogers, Lillian, 70 Lepman 1oth.sve and
99h-st, months e2, 900.
Robertson. James H. to II w Droge, 1ssth.st e
11th-ave, 2 mortgages, 90, $50.
Sonn, Hyman, Ct a.. TO A Merchant cor 3davo and
S6th-st, insalls, $4,000.
Sulzberger, Sarah, 10 Dist No 1, o B. a 3 OF 11Oth
st, g OF 2daye, years, SO 900.
81 400. 49,
veitling Joseph. to Meyer of A, Of 4th-st
wensisi9, Ascher, to F J. Mddlebrook. n s Of Houston
st. W OF Bedford.st, 1 year, $4,000.
Whitmann Abee L, 10 Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
OF 23dst W Of 0th-ave years, G20,0O0.
Wender, Meta NJ, 10 n Y and Suburban Building and
nstalments, SO 900.
welman Frances l., to Whitney. Of Lexington
ave, OF 40th-st years, s14 900.
Weinberg Jacob b. 10 J Buckley s OF s0th.st q OF
10th-aye, years s22. 600.
wensten Ascher, to Brown, 234 and 2S6 Division.st
yeaJs, $40, 900
Whalen, Edward TO Bruton. Lot o. map Fair.
mount years, 81 800
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
L. j. PHILLIPS, Auciioneer
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BELONGING TO THE
CORPORATION OF the CITY OF
kEW-Y0RK
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

Public notice hereby given that the Commissioners OF
the Sinking kund Of the city Of NewY0rk, by virtue OF
the powers vested In them by law viii oher ior sale at
public auction Wednesday, thu 9th day OF May, 1871
noon the Real Estate Exchange and Auction Rooms
Lmited) Nos 80 to 80 Liberty street. certain lots pieces
and parcels improved and unimproved real estate be-
longing the Mayor Aldermen and COnhOnaly oil the
CIty OF New.York designated follows, to wit:
ELEVENTH WARD.
The lot piece parcel OF ground tuatd on tne easter
Of Cannon street 80 south Of stanton street 20
feet front by 100 feet deep known as Ward No
eS4 Eleventh Ward OF the City OF New york. with
the building thereon known Primary School No. 3.
TWELFTH WARD.
ION the line OF the Old CrotOn Water Aqueduet9
Two lots side One-hundredand first street Block
No 027 Ward Nos. 81 49, each % feet front and 100
Two lots north side One-hundred and first street. Book
No o2s Ward Nos. ~ 25 each p feet front and 100
Two lots north side one-Aundrcd second street Block
No. 029 Ward Nos 27, 2S each 20 feet 'front.' ana loo
fee' IL iioN'' u' 'HS2fNETEENTK WARD.
-Four lots northwest EIghty-nrst street and
Park avenue Block 1876 100 feet by l04 feet inches
~ TWENTY. FOURTH WARD.
One vacant lot the wsst side Of Third avenue
sey street. q by 1885 feet Ward
For terms and conditions Of sale and full information
The right to reject any bid is reserved
Lhogfaphic maps Of said real estate may be had at
the Comptrolers Office Stewart Building No 250 Broad
way. 49, - ,-, , A., e,,, ~,
THEO w. MYERS:
Comptroller.
City Of New York, Finance Department, COmptrOlers or
fee May 21, 1891
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
REAL ESTATE.
pus1NEss AT THE EXCHANGE

IN. ,rncipal feature at the Real Estate Exchahse
oterdav was the sale by James L. Wells OF the Kings
land estate-seventy one lots on Morris Heigh's' ia 0
r,venty- fourth Ward. The property lies pc1"oo''
Jerome-aye and Macomb's Dam road. IL is Close W
the Morris Heights station, and Immediately opPosuo
Fort George on the other side OF the hsrem ,nce.
The property offered is surrounded Dy ue Iv'I Voss
The first lot offered was the corner OF Mac0mD lam
road and Tremont-ave. II brought ~ ,ooo HVI IA, e. ~
Dewey. The two next lots went 10 the same ou' @
Tor 81 175 each, and four adjoining lots to j. M Lio
tenauer for al $50 each The corner OF Harrsonsno
and fremont brought 81, 500 and 81 400 Was sse
81 900 TO 81 300 each Lots further up Harrison.a'e;
sold for from 1915 TO 81 $50. The two corner lots va
Harrison and fremont aves. brought 81 so aIn az"
sI 375 and lots In fremont from s975 to
over 600 persons were present at the SAFE WIN I'LL
lasted two hours, or until every lot nad Deen
actually sold. -, w..
r. V. Harnett g. Co. offered Nos. 1876 and 1ss Woos-
terst two and three-story buildings on plot oUnlvv
The bidding from S52 900 TO S56,oOO, and B. hrsc
The same auctoneers sold lot at Amsterdam ave.
and Onehundred and thirty ninth-st for S99oo 10
NJ D. Miller, and lots in the sold for S39J9 esc9
are two double brick fiat houses on full lots. They
sold for S17.IOO and S1o,sOO to W. j. Kirkland and
the plaintiff in the proceedings; A.. .ono 90 tho
market att the Exchange yesterday, the great SAFE D
the Morganthau syndicate OF lots between Onehu
dred dseventy eghth-st to One hundred andeigh!y
day. promises to be successful sale II is understood
that the syndicate do not intend 10 hold Tor high prices
but have made their arrangements so that they can sell
at figures below rather than above the present quota
tons. Every possible arrangement has been made at
the Exchange for the convenience Of the public bnt
is feared that the pressure on the space VIII De ex
cessive. Special arrangements have been made Tor
the convenience of the press and for desiring
to be present at the sale.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
Great Sale Of Manufacturing Property
IN
SPRINGFIELD. OESO. vSs

On Tuesday, June 23d 1891 the celcbTPted EAST
STREET. Reaper and Mower ManufactuEx< Plant Of
Whitley, Fassler Kelley, with tools anS machinery.
will be offered for sale at public auction.
This property consists Of fortyfour acres Of real
estate covered with manufactures warehouses, maeabu
iron shops foundrles steel works and rolling MILL ETC.,
conveniently located East street, IA the city OF Spring
field, Ohio adjoining the "Bg Four and Ohio Southern
railways and With private tracks leading thereto and will
be offered whole and also Ia parcels IL
be divided to make numerous ships, each having
suitable grounds and railroad facilities.
The buildings are Of brick, slateroJed and nearly
new with engines and shafting perfect order and
are stocked with all kinds Of machinery and tools OF the
best description for working In wood and iron.
The entire manufacturing plant Is appraised at
e374 7o0 90 and the tools and portable machinery at
Terms OF SALE For personal property cash for real
estate l3 Fash and the balance IN and two
secured by mortgage the premises sold and bearing
ak per cent. interest
Fuller Information can be obtained by applying for
GEO. H. FREY Receiver,
Springfield. Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
I EHIUH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and Do
20 m for Mauch chunk and intermediate points.
10 a. m. Geneva, Lyons, Elmra, Rochester, Buf
fao and the West Pottsvine and principal local points
Chair Lyons and pullman car 70 Suspension BEase
ii 80 a m. Tor Elmira and intermediate points. a.,
o. M FOR Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chsn
car 10 Conneetisn 10 Reading and Harrw
burg. N ,., ,-.-,.., ..,.n
mediate points. Chair 10 l.. and Is. Junction. -.
80 D. IN. for pottsvie and intermediate points. Chsn
20 D. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate polnA
Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg.
30 d. M for Geneva Lyons, Enlira. Rochester, But
falo and the West Pullman sleeper TO lyons and sas
Trains leaving at 10 a. m IL 80 a. m, D. m: a1S
40 D. m. connect for all points In Mahonoy and Hsfe
ton coal regions. ,x - -
$40 A. m. for Mauch Chunk, Hazeon and intermedias
points and IL a m. for Shenandoah and intermedan
points. -, -.
80 D. m. for Geneva Lyons, Elmra, Rochester. Bur
falo and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and sus
pension Bridge.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
NINETY THIRD STREET Supreme Court

NINETY THIRD STREET.-Supreme Court
~ the state OF New-York, City and County Of New
York~Citizens' Savings Bank plaintiff against Joseph
Turner and others. defendants.-Act!on No. 2.-in
pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure ana d., sate II,
NAV 1891 and duly entered therein the twelfth day 9
Nav 1891 l. undersigned, the referee therein named
will sell AZ public auction a: the Real Estate fAehanee
In the city and county OF New York, the tenth day
Of lime 1901 at Twelve o'clock Of that day. by
Richard " Harnett auotoneeT the premises In the said
Judgment mentioned and therein described as follows
living and being the 18th Ward " the City OF New
York IN the County aud State OF New York and bounded
and described follows: Beginning 9s point on the
norhery side Of Nnety-thrd Street distant one hundred
and eghtve feet eastery from the norheastery corner
OF Tenth Avenue and NlnetyhiTd Street and running
thence easerly and along the norterly side Of Ninety
With renh Avenue and part Of the way through party
wall eQhtyseyen feet four inches or less 10 the
southery side former road lane commonly called
Apthorps Lane norhwesteFy along the southery
inch less, to point easery from the easerly
side Of Tenth Avenue hundred and eight1ve feet on
measured at right angles 70 the said eastery side
OF Tenth Avenue ana thence soushery and parallel with
the said Avenue and part OF the way through
sds of Nnety -tRd Street a: point or place be-
as numbers 30s and 300 map entitled Ma u lands in
the City Of New-York known as .Elmwood belonging TO
the estate o: Hermann Thorn, deceased surveyed oy
Of the Register Of the City and County Qf NewYork in
Tin numbered 216 together with all the night title
Of the said parties of the first part Of IN and
in tie rear Of the premises above described commonly
called Apthorps Lane nning 70 the centre line thereof
Dated New-York, May 10, 1891.
JOHN w PIRssoN. PlaIntfa's Attorney. iia Broadway
". Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
GRATEFUL-COMFORT
EPPS'S COCOA,

BKEAKFAST-"By a thorough knowledge Of the nat
sa laws which govern the operations Of digestion and nu:
gton and BY careful application Of the hne properties OF
seseissted Cocoa Mr. Lips has provided our breakfast
many heavy doetors bills 1t IS IN the tudieious use of
tteh articles Of diet constitution may be gradually
bt until strong enough resist every tendency dis
ttse Hundreds Of subtle maladies foatng around
ittdy u attack wherever there a point We
esape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified
slryice Gazette
Made simply with boiling water Or milk. Sold only 70
frN pound tins BY Grocers. labelled thus James EPPS
4; CO. Hons opathic Chemists. London England"
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
NEW.YORK STpREME COIrRT Trial citr

N EW-YORK SUPREME COURT. Trial CITY
~ and County Of New York.-Henry o. Russell against
Merton +. Copeland. 7
To the abOve-named defendant.
hereby summoned 10 answer the coinDlant in
this action and 10 copy Of your answer on pant
attorneys within twenty days after the servce OF this sum-
excluye Of the day o. service; and OF your
failure TO appear or answer Judgment viii be against
Dated New. York Nav |. 1891.
BLUMENSTLEL & HIRSCH
- Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Orce and POstonce address,
$50 broadway. Ncw-York City.
To Merton +. Copeland. Esq.
The foregoing summons + served YOU nv publca.
tlon piruant o an order OF the Hon George l. fngraham
Justice Supreme Court Of the state Of New York
dated the 23d day OF May 1891 and nled with the com.
plant In the office Of the Clerk Of the City and COuatv OF
New-Yor in the County Courthouse In the CITY of New
BIUMENSTIEL & HfRSCU
Plaintiffs Attorneys
0niee and Postonice address
3S0 broadway, New-YOrk City
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. c. &

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. G. &
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Detroit Chicago and So, Louis al through trains.
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Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt ave, New York