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New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adler sIgmgnd and wts to Asshsr u Mchebachsr ass
sdS,iSs siO,oo6. iiOn,'' '"'Ve m0''Ss.'' year,
Company Amserdam-ave. corner 99th-st. ntalmenS.
MOSSs ssoSSs Mor%Te onN q demand ana soooo sSSSn
Bess Beaamn pnd wife to yssSs SlSh0s S WkeF centre
ntcNa, and VIE GsSSownam Evarts. oo'h-
Sane to EaSard Hirsh another soth-st, sth-
Calm Hannah and another to David Gideon 124tli'
SR'IS John and vs g wods
S r"c R6o, 5Hs Z yeiG G Barlow and another
Sane to Bradley Currcr co Line. No iS2 West End
D,yis Marx, to Flannery, e3d.st. e istave, 8
sssea d e1Ss 9t sGa SO SDoA'r
T-s Company, n ieth.st Central Park West years.
Elscnkganeer, Herman, and wife 70 Joseph schreiner'
ssr S9t o Of r. ssEc anG vie yns o hs Mutual Life Ins Co.
New York 7o;h-st, Coumbusave' year. 10 morris
Flood Timothy and vii. to ElIssbeth Wright, 1O2d'
cpois%sR Grccnlcs to Sarah vsndehoOt 124h.
st, " 1st-ave, 5 years 5000 os,, =, ~
2d.aVe "ssns instail.' Na's1 1000 10 A''0 .''1'
s.Se yssls asG apS e Barnes ct al
K3l.Sr John and wife to g Ma Mary Kra'er' loi's''
kpairs Edward and Philip Sands and
anG Klein benedict & 70 Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
Motons lot Is, map Estate Thomas Emmett years
Iog. ct al Socah sSc Brush ct al E''eH''
Lewis, Wolf and aao to Joseph Newbors, No 224 East
oSth.st installs, 1900. -. .
Iindncr Charles, ct al. to Of will Of Max
We'll n West lOth.st Waverly Place years, s5. 600
Moore Charles T. and wife. John Healey, ll0th-st
w Manhattan.ave, . years. 800
ROhrs Frederick and wife, tO Matthew Quigey and
ano, g : Madlson-ave, 1821-st year, 80, S30.
Robertson, Thomas J. an9 wife. ~ William Thomson,
12Oth.st 5th-ayc, year, $50 600.
Same. TO Abraham Steers, l2Othst 0th'aNe'
year. sl3, 900.
14fthst; Amsterdam.ave and other property, year
" Sac Smann Louise NJ and ano; to Maria Kitchen,
n 22d-st, W Gth-aVc. | year. $1,000 ~ .
Savles Solomon aud Wife Society for the Relief OF
Half Orphan and Destitute Chi dren 6tfave lOh-st
years. 10000. . . ,,
scott Emily and To Institution for Savings OF
Merchants Clerks. 37th.st ahave years $4,000
stewart. Alcshia 10 Chls Telgler, 57thst.,
1Ctr.avc. years. 1880.
Thomas. James H.. to ABRAHAM Kaufman, Lexington
ave 5 4Sth-st year, $50 GOO. -
Voellmeko. Franz; TO Elise Schaub. s. sSthst, lst-
Wallace FraI and vsfe TO Sylvester Kramer and
Wcihcr Ioren1 to the Dry Dock Savings Institution,
WilllsaVc n l4oh-st. mortgage; year. $4,000
Same to Gustavus J. Lawrence. Willis-aVe, n W cor
146th.st, y1ar. 10000. 1870,
Some to August CiaEllacher. ct al Willls-ave. n W
cor li5th.st. 8 mortgages. instlllments s17 600.
Wlenhod. William, and vile, TO Carl + Wilhelm
WienhOld, II 9Stlst. shave. 10 years. $4,000.
Wolff Sarah. to Title Guafantac and Trust Company,
5th->t Avenue C.,5 years. SlS 900.
WhtmOre Joseph, and wife. IN Charles T. Tracy anu
ano 40 % Alen.st years, 10000.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
Gonnirp frcper!n for Sale an6 90 Get

T. OR SALE.-Valuabo property In Baltimore Maryland
Club Building Of Fnnkin and Cathedral sts.
streets OF the full width OF slXysS feet two squares
and west OF the Washington Monument;
situation Is high. about on e level OF the base OF the
excellent, the land falling all
directions away te corner lot fronts about G3
on tfanklins 1877 feet deep Cathedral Haml-
ton.s property adjournng composed Of dwelling houses Of
ne with several churehcs, including the
Catholic Cathedral and several new and handsome public
buildings In the Insd ms property pre-
the low prices current IN Baltimore. Apply by
addressing SAMUEL IL. LYON, V. President.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
Ceaal Notircs

7 EBANON SPRINGS r. r.. BONDS, HAR>
L. LEM EXTENSION RAILROAD BONDS LEBANoN
SPRINGS r. +. CERTIFICATEs-Supre se 0e1ro, rom-
Aaron H. Stevens and others against the Union IFus' N
pany OF New York and others. . , co,,u, =,
In pursuance OF q judgment OF the Supreme Court Oh
NewYork In the aboveentitcd action. entered IN enssc
aer County November H. 1891 John L. hennihe; nihe
appointed referee said Judgment. for that ana oter
purposes Hereby give notice TO az all holders OF bends
issued the Lebanon Springs Railroad ConPay a
issued by the Harlem Extension Railroad Company bear
cat issued by John Van vakenburgh a. rseeyer %, Q.
holders OF said bonds holders OF said certificates
TO produce before me at the oniee OF Campbell
Paige No Broadway In the city OF New YORK on ue
2G day OF December 1891 at eleven oeoek
forenoon and TO make proof before me as TO hsr te
now much has been paid thereon
Dated, 2Sth November lSoI ,-,-,-c n...o
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.


Although the offerings at the Real Estate Exchange
yesterday were but few, the indications OF strong
market stll continue.
william Kennedy offered under partition by oruer
OF the Supreme Court No. ~ PeTy-st, between
Bcecker and West Fourth sts. The properly consists
OF three story and basement brick dwelling on iot
o5x05 The bidding started at $4,000 and ran up 10
Sl5,S5O, at which price james FITZPATRICK was the
buyer. 80 49,. ,oa r.s.
James l.. Wells offered Nos. 1914 and loo East
Scventh-st three story and basement brlck awsims &
On full lots for No. 1y4 the 6ddng s.a,.c a. h hnycr
and ran up to S14 200 q. j. Burnet was tne puS CT
No. 1V6 went TO the same buyer at the same price.
A house and lot 1sx100 In East One-lunded ana
thirty seventnst east OF Willlsave brought $l2ooo
from the plaintiff ,, ..,. ma an
nounced e,,,,. =. r.r,o
Frank L. Fisher & Co. have sold for Ghlln a Taylor
Nos. l40 142 and 14i West seventy ,ninst., loer a
story brownstOne and brick houses, 20 and .lAooA
1O2.2 for $4,000 to ID. e. Watts.
Also a plot consisting of about six lots 10 feet west
Of Coumbusave., north side Of Eighteth.st. 10 the
south side of Eighty frsst. for $4,000 for the Bod
gett estate; and for D. G.. Watts three lott on ,ne
north side Of Eigbtethst., adjoining the above, 1or
OOO and for the Edgar estate three lots adjoining
the above for $4,000. The purchasers are Gibln g
Taylor who viii improve the same by erecting private
dwellings at once
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
A. 0TICE OF APPLICATION FOR A GRANT

~ OF LAND UNDER WATER.
LoNsii r l. faser a"d Henry fss ami
SSr"S"sr Of Sf % nSS@"H psao% s H
% s%s ts S Of Of s @ 1nS 2 taF sss tR city
the in day q Febary 1892 at ten 3elOek % r, IN iS s
%mdf S fA1f it day G 2s fi%s N or
front OF % 10 6 f sI Gd % ESym gna5 tne and
ded by them and hereinafter described and extending 3Tt
stase @y Of @ whis$ q
b a%N<f at oSns cD IN e
o the ncrticry freeman liOrmsry F street where
. SS as q the ~f%ls ths Psa
%eitFE 9s G % Se
from West GormtIy washington street thence north;
s nSc s Ss sndd Rs a ae 'pS
S sran ID S a%d SHvy to- the 0 said Lofts wool By the
State Of New York on December as 1861 thence nor;h
prSionsaton Of the nor;heriy boundary Of said
oned feet inches % s to The anterior rs M
State Stat 'S Of G %heh Seea@e bee f june
a. es s"a and SSf as S or less
the point OF Of said pier line with the noihery
north eahtyt%9 dSaress Gfyone along the
iscs pier qe es%Sshed by the laws Of 1851,
shoaSand one 6urdd ana esSty sS sSsarS lSet Of
nnne at the onthety line Of the lands applied for -, and
three tet twenty iset twentytwo feet twenty:Oas
feet sXt. fifteen fifteen feet fifteen feet ana
fifteen feet. low water, respectively. .
rpland olacent 10 sad land under water so applied
for hconcs occupied the undersigned and Is
situated ti seventeenth Ward of the city OF Brooklyn
Kings County Ncw-York and Is bounded Dortherly by
Newtown Creek and bv other lnds OF the undersigned
eastrv nv th.. centre line formerly WashingtCnJ
street sOuthsrlv ty lands Dyewood E,
Chemical Company, and westerly by the Eas,
River Ncwtown Greek.
grant ol land under water about 10 be applied
for Is and proper for promoting the commerce
the Sts OF applicants erecting and
maintaining a dock docks and pier piers thereon.
Dated December "3, 1891 -
LOWELL NJ. PALMER.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and Des
Drosse' g. 5 for Maach Chunk and intermediate points,
t,lo and the West Pottsyle and principal local point
chs'r ons m 10 ior Maucs Chunk and gter@eda!e points
II a. m. for South Painaed and all intermediate points.
p m for Tunkhannock and ntermedias. points
neesR 70 EeaSrfB r. % BOND BooF all points
$40 j. m. for T. and b. J4nctioS9 and praeipal inter
n'aa aso tor pCs'vie and Intermediate points. Chair
Car g posSs or Maueh Chunk and intermediate pon
connecton to Redlng and iIarrsbufs;
$50 y. M for Elemingt2n and az inerpedIate points:
fac and the West. Pullman Sleeper TO Lyons and Sus
psnrlonI rsIns easng at 10 m 1e 80 p m p. M and
40 p m connect for all points In Mahanoy and Hazel
'on coal regions SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and IL for Maueh Chunk Hazelton. Shenandoah
lis D. m Maueh Chunk and intermediate point -,
fao and the West Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and sa'
pen'''" GENERAL Es.tern once. 2s5 broadway.
bsessre frorr residence through to destnaton
NEw.YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN, RAILWAY
Nj: ,s ss% a @ ssS%: ae
Fs ssv SHfsS snsSe s eaSSos
dale, serantOa Walton Debit, sidney Nerwiss EdSetOS
Utca. Rome. Oneida oswesO. Detroit. Chicago, and
Sis Campbell Hall LAKE, MSaSns aqs Mime
Larsh Elenvc falsbursh. Hureyvilie. Liberty. White
200 Il. MldSIs,eYs p sturshi Liberty, Lly.
on oheids. l oswcso Roe6essr, N'-ssra Falls Detro CHI
cage and West hSan ssp q, rSssnas snss car t,,s
's Zip SSP ,Ps sleeping s:. s.a.
a. n A.. l6 EXCHANGE Place. NeW.York
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24

r. M BOOK OF opEN:AIR sPoGTs, octave. 500 pages.
llirstfatd The standard authority open.
air amusements. Rules for sailing swimming bali piey.
ing shooting horseback riding &C., &C.. In full H per
ns end universally eouplllnsnted BY the press.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
ritn 31rouertp for Sale.

A TTENTION. CAPIrALISIS; u s,,,ed Properties
"A CYN. sB.-These SUPEkb, "chfie
will be SOLD at BARGAINS; -r,, ,vr
5spsT, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND 'ih."'D
-Four dwellings sngy or t9fe,Wneeiri, feeWeii,r,y PLACE.
CHRISTOPHER-ST, CORNER wa 49,,
e,ondd si,e for IN apartment-hOuse. Also
SIsT.sT., NEAR BROADWAY.
Magnificent arartmcnthnse every ra,, 5000; price
$40 600; terms a. you Ike Aiso'
ANYsr., ADJOINING NAssAU'sT
This gcm Of property ~ the nd wth 'o or
without without Farspo SpoRE AND LOFTS ADJACENT TO
PECK Sl,lP. ...v .or,.,,iv
The above properties owned by one parry cer'a,ny ~ y
the market for years
w. h. STEVENSON q CO.,
LOG BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
Nen.York. "wednesday, December %.

New.York, Wednesday, December %.
The following sales we're held AZ the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
astory dwelling with lot, No Y perryst s. 12o2
/ lot, East 1SIthst, 90 It . willis-ave, 1oxloo'
3storv dwellings with lots Nos 104 and 1876 East
7th.st - 1879 II Avenue b, lots 2oxoO 10 each;
Burnett as 100.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
long ISLAND &EASTERN LINE
BROOKLYN AND BOSTON.

BROOKLYN AND BOSTON.
Waterbury New-B Britain, Hartford, Winantc, Putnam
Franklin arG Providence
SOLID PULLMAN yESTIBULED TRAINS WITH
~ OUT CHANGE
Brooklyn (Fatblsh-aNe. frdnkln-aNe stations
L. l. H. RI II :O5, and Long Island City at IL 10 y. n
daily Qncludng sunday, due in Boston at Z 80
Corresponding train returning.
Tickets and sleepingear berths secured IN New.York
Broadway Brooklyn 1888 Fulton-st.. l07 Broadway
Long Island Express calls for and checks baggage from
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
HENRY I. PALMEN.
JACKSON & BURR. Attorneys,
No. 4J Broadway. BrOoklyn. y. y.



CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
Hidden ID and Ewqa IL anSnS, 6s as Ss@ sses aSaa 81 t
al l.s "a s@S Colby his %ie
ss I" end s each E, aou,n
f 70 sISn Sspy Of DAY. a e se Service Tee
ss Of or o v by dss q or the cs s Se %
D''d sfEit9sS;E EEE9sG iS iTHDH!iL1y p!entr Attorney
once m ga and pSSe aar %aSs 40 a. Is %5 and a Ob S
od The g s oa il 5 2? by ps Sa
e 5, @ Of it % day % SGSFt 4 & e sa s & Of Win
the 3 9s se of New 81 shS York fSS m m h oSy G sa
House, in said opG Ety. uAM1Jy plolot,s. ,,,o,,ov
once and posonec address 10 is Wast Sy
SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OF
- NEw.YORK.-The Ncw-YOrk Life Insurance. and
TIT y Ray "Gf' tssrSa s T
Ssss' Sss APss fn's1 a Ty E Sss
Ish Nathalie j. Baye;, SCHUYLER Hamilton, j-summohs
You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in
@ s9 ;Sss d s Within SGt o. ay er I on the
OF this summons exclusive OF the day OF service and
Of Sa' H By % h & S R S
D'''o november EMMEf & ROBINSON.
To defendants. Henry a. NJ. dc Noalles and Anne
Charles A. de NOsillcs
Tho foregoing served upon you by publica-
ton pursuant order OF Hon. Edward Patterson one
Z; 8, Ssfi S
the Court House. In the city OF New.York.
EMMETT ROBINSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
once and Postonce address 50 New.YSrk City
CUPREME COURT CITY AND COUNTY OF
aMaa1 % aSSSl ,5 Me vii n,graHee ard
Ray, deceased against Mary Ray de Courval Marie Mad
cline Isabel de Noaies, Henry A. NJ de Noailes and
Anne Charles a. de NOailes.-Summons
To the aboye.named Defendants
Yon hereby summoned 10 answer the compaint I'm
this action and 70 serve copy OF answer on the
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty dnys after service u
this summons exclusive Of the day OF service and in
q failure 70 appear or answer, Judgment will
be taken against by default for the relief demanded in
the complaint
EMMETT ROBINSON
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Onee and Postoaice address No 81 WaLsree New.York
Trial desired the City aud County OF New.York
To the defendants. Henry A. NJ dc Noalles and Anne
Charles A. de Noailles:
Tho foregoing l. served you by publica-
ton pursuant order OF Hon. Edward Patterson one
justices OF the supreme Court OF the OF New
York dated the I'd day ~ December 1891 and nd with
complaint the Office OF the clerk OF thI, court al
the Court House. IN the city 0f NewYork.
EMMETT ROBINSON
On.e and Posoace address 80 wasreet New.Yorf City
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
flats to Get. unfurnisbeo.

flats to Get. unfurnisbeo.
THE GREYIOCH A.-A.-A
"A. Northeast West 7ith.st and ColumDus-aSe.
To let aparrnents exceptionally well arranged after an
entirely method rents 81. 400 TO sZooo.
- I. CATHAkINE AfARIMENI HOUSE.
- Madison.aye. and 53d-st
To let one elegant suite OF 10 rooms two servants
rooms and laundry unfinished also similar one msRnin
Gently furnished. Both suites have direct and unob
structed ex eor OF 220 feet Suites comprise entrs
noor The Cabinet and decorations not SURPASSED
nv anv hous. In the city Particulars premises from
]. D. BROOKS. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
= RIE LINES.

IL E@ 6uuW IN ~
SOLID TRAINs BETwEEN NEW.YoRR & ANp
u t1h n HSSHHSHssafs f1s2
R5sS 1opfs
.
St. follows minutes earlier from West 23d St
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
q m a. NJ paIy-ya Niagara Falls and Chautauqua
s ts Ss 70 Il Fa J.y. n
union station. except Sunday, for Monticello.
vESTIBULED LIMITED.
Q M P. NJ: Day-sOid train for Chicago. via chautau.
70 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
o.oU and Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNk EXPRESS.
,sSa ras an ns%ay Ghss0 81 seStsss Ss' e
Buffalo. Rochester. Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
2 Dyya chsSuSua sIsss,. Lake and Nasac'
Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERvIs.
30 & e. T. u.s. 80 2; PsO T m 90 90 . no 80
FOR NEWBURG.
SxyEER DAYS-9 a. m. 8 40 D.. M, f:45 p. M, 80
w p m. sundays-9 a. M, D. m, 0 80 p m
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
a., APPS AND TIMETABLES may be obtained from
Nl ticket Offices Also copies Of Summer Homes" con:
Lake Souvenir and Summer ExcurOns'
rr ICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
0 S and S ss FSo SRe%Ssr' nnd
io BEGadwy Srner Ns~ar & and Hudson
Company ca and checks baggage from hotels
Dass
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
Mem publications.

one Of the most important literary Of the
-iNew-York Commercial Advertiser
NOW READY:
THE FIRST VOLUME OF THE
MEMORIAL HISTORY
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
Prepared by the cooperation Of eminent scholars and his
tofiesl writer's, under the editorial supervision OF
GENERAL JAMES GRANT WILSON
Prousely illustrated and IN every the most elaoo
rate work ever prepared American city =.
10 completed four royal octave volumes and bound
styles OF binding, suitable for holiday gfts
or the called forth hy the approaching celebration
Df the discovery OF the New World. none will commend IT
self more strongly than the MEMORIAL HISTORY OF
THE CITY OF NEW.Y Newly ork sun.
An elaborate and valuable work 1t VIII be perma-
nent treasure.-( New York Observer.
a work any New.Yotker would be glad 70 have in his
dbrary--(N (NcwYOrk Herald.
work the greatest beauty and substantial useful
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PUBLISHED BY THE
EEW-YORK HISTORY CO.,
IS2 NAssAU-sT.
Also for sale at Room 9s, Bible House.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
Railroads.

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot OF
Desbrosses and Cortlaudt Streets
as fOllOws:-
ON and after December 1, ISSI'
THE FAST LINE.
900 MPulmsn ysst6ue siespIng Spngbas ana 80 a. NJ
40 os,, 8 M y chasS SSnnSss s' .o & FOR
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. ,.
1000 A. oa% sSSlusSeS SseSns q fpnns
Observation Cars presenting for boG
msd sRi s the tSH ad
eGisRees Of hGme S or once rys cncGna
Indianapolis IL 40 a. M, and chicago '''' - "
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
100 p. M-Puman vestbue Sleeping Car rom % and
Ga Sd Dns SsTs iTC coaeh SewYor
Arrives Cincinnati 10 AS m. and st. LOUIS '''
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS. .,
oo ND yssR1lf rdsd sfsRes
Coaches from Nsw.York to Chicago Arrives In ohi'
cago 3:15 p. m. next day.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 p M-pumsn vetbuIe sleeping Car rHysna and
ohS 81 LSus Care ehSesc ss
SB%Ts and chTaSS Arrives n cSciaHs IN fHst
T. sssSg csssss,s z. fs:5s 81 55
''''' PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 p. MPuman Buffet Sleeping G car The sSenondoaR
Yaley arrives weekdays a. coS%SSTs aGS Sv az chicago ago
oo "a m DsS second q Morning no. daily
and TOR Cleveland and Goqmbus Except With Through
buffet Sleeper New orleins. o,uu
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SUI IT,
washington Limited Express" OF Pullman Paror Sar
ss y yn 2 R RG9s PsgaF Car s q:
600 40 s6S ana i l}5 GS Al hsst M 2G FoS bl IT,
For, XrIAyTic CITY 100 p NJ weekdays with
For c4PE NAY n r,Ss TsebdSys & Sys Wit, Through
Coach, 100 p. NJ. weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express $50 20 90 30 200 30 20 Pennsyyania In
cSo its Co. PasOs 3D. co. G ?s5 0S 60 OG %
0 on S%d rmg SS q md iG?Says 10 o o. oS 5 $S
eommodatlon 100 p. m.
For Time. Tables of trains to local points on the Pennsy
oes R iS'.C- Sos 4s5 $40 and BfSadTay House
S 9S Of sDs oEy sGd anex Station oo
Fulton.st, Brooklyn rs HudsOn-st, Hoboken Station
Tfr The Transfer Company will call for and check
bTgase from p h% P9e and 'NGuF R. %0oD
General Manager. General Pas.'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTiMORE AN
WASHINGTON.
EnYAL BLUE LINE.

For Philadelpna ~ 80, io, y;0O 10 ;oo, III 80 M
80. 2:l5, $3.50 0o o0o ;9o. ;o.ao' 80 y s1 $50
90, 90 d. NJ, II 10 night - -, oo LII
For baltimore and Washington daily at 00 IL 80 Wiz
Dining Car, a. ~. 30. $3.50 dining Carl 100 D. NE
L. 10 night. IN .oo kno : 20 n
m, y 10 night except saturday night sundays Rad
A. m 3O go, 700 y. have connections Tor n"s~'
ing IIarri sburg Pottsyille, &C. ,,. .-.Ia
For Sunbury and Wliamsport, Via philadelphia
a. NJ 80 7:3O p. m. II Is midnight except sa's'N''
Tickets and ParlorClr be procured at H. Ia
2Gi AS 9il li40, 1923 Broadway, 137 9th ave, .es
Wat l.5th-st. 134 East l.Jth-st Newforki Cou!~s"
500 Fulton-s;. % Broadway. brooklyn; ...s n.s.
NewYork Transfer Company VIII can Tor ana ehoeA w.
rage from hotel o residence.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
Jnsirurtion.
Miscellaneous.

A pvICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circular: ne = pc,' p.
p v HUYSsOON American School Bureau. W. lto st.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
R. II. OF NEw.JERsEY

FOOT OF LIBERrY-sT., NORTH RiFEt~
Time Table OF November 2sth. 1871. hasa.
scranton 4: Es. s.ss
@ Gaaeh G&SSS', wiiEssSsris ana s,sSFa%S sSFaaiOn
Easton Mauch CHUNK sham9kin and PGE Ts.s.,,.
SssSSa RSssxS so1ss %
pOf oc p m for Eas,on Maush Chunk ReaSinH HART
Sn ours suaGy for Miueh cSuhk Tamaqus. PoT-
Ve Readas m tc Pd assGn Msach Chunk Reading
burg 3ikosbarre, scranton. Tamaqua. pO'tsViie SAs
s 5SF Ess}SH E,'Sn 81 .s.h A'asSz esSsR n.ans Hu
0of 10 a2f 90 sAfsssyo sy a. m oo 80.
'ie SS a. j. sts 80 90 oS So S ] i:
SS 49, sS6 s. 80 j. no. GS 45' n 6S sS"S"s $780, s
ioSS FSr bousd Brook at 80 600 1 49, saS s
1890 G0 aS 80 + :o6, 5 30. 5;S, o. 6iS. $50
80 @ Gc lS 80 % So 6o II % SG 3 mi 1:ss
siS 40. 0i Oo 90 80. 6;oo 100 ioOo NJ
1oS 10 s$ + IS e at 80 20 g sS s
$o 500 $so 9la g. 70 SS SS' aS go sC 10 50 o. NJ
= co M 100. 10. :oo $50. 'oo ;Oo 9;oo 1000
D. For Freohod and Aaanns Highlands .s 80 sds
II * A. N, 80. 30 6 100 N. Sundays teAeep'
4 Is and ssni % 50 SUI h.s e.:
Grove Grove and Asbaiy PARK $50 a. NJ. 90 D. m.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At 4:30 S:15 m, 80, 3i5, 20 p m; sunasSys y
80 90 % FSt0r S sndays, SnIi Se gu 80 V a. no.
For Toms T. River Bar1egat Park and Barnegat 30
For r. RsantS G S0 City. " vncsnd Brdses0n at 'a
t. For For Monmouth Beach and seaOrghs at 4so. saA
IL rs n M, 80. 4 100. 4 20 y. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE ANS
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
For Young Ladies-Country.

6 End STAMP for the Pretty Tygewritero, 70
= SHORTHAND AND TyPEWRITING COLLEGE'
$40 Broadway, N. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-13
Bad, bad BARDSLEY.
Philadelphia Newspapers That En-
riGhed Him,
BY PAYING BIG PERCENTAGES
For Legal Advertisements That Ought Not to
Have Contained So Much "Phat' as fhsy
Did-GOvsrnOr PattisOn's Message to
the Senats-EIamins the Con-
stables and Magistrates.

PHILADELPHIA, October -. - The
Legislative Committee investigating the
conduct of the Offices of Auditor Gen.
eral and State Treasurer by the present
incumbentS met here to-day. Col. Nc
Michael, editor and proprietor of the
North american, and Charles f. War
burton, editor and proprietor Of the
EueniRg Telegraph, were examined.
Both gentlemen admitted having paid
commissions for the State mercantile
tax list, but said that no commission
was paid, either directly, to their
knowledge, to any city or State Off
cial. They refused 10 say who received
the commissions. James Elverson,
President of the Inquirer Publishing
Company, said the person TO whom he
paid the commissions was Frank +.
Bell, ex-City Treasurer of Philadelphia,
with whom he (Mr. Elverson) had made
the contract for advertising in his paper
of the mercantile tax list.
Ex-City Treasurer Bell was called to
the stand. In reply TO questions he &C.
knowledged having made the contracts
with the proprietors of the several news
pdptTS lOI luo dufCIblsSH6uJ III IuCil
Journals and had received from them
the commissions agreed upon. These
commissions he handed to John Bards-
ley who was then city treasurer.
Vim. E. McCulley Of the evening Bul-
letin, and Robert j. Cook of the Press,
testified to having paid the commissions
to Bell, and the commission then ad-
iourned to meet at Harrisburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-13
TO BRING THEM FORWARD.

The Attorneys for Fielden and Sohwab
Ask the Supreme Court TO Set Trial
Days.
WAsuINGToN, ID. c., October 12.-Mr.
Solomon, OF Chicago, who is associated
with Hon. Benz. L. Butler, will tomorrow
iile motion In the United States
Supreme Court to advance for hearing
the cases OF Samuel Flelden versus
State OF Illinois and Schwab versus the
Warden OF the PenitentIary OF the
state Of Illinois.
Both Fielden and Schwab are serving
sentences In the Joliet, Illinois, pcnl-
tentiary for connection with the An
archiSt conspiracy cases in Chicago some
years ago.
The case OF Fielden comes before the
court on writ OF error by the Chief OF
the Supreme Court OF Illinois. The
case OF Schwab comes bofor the court
on an appeal from the action OF Judge
Gresham OF the Circuit Court OF Illinois
In declining to Issue writ OF habeas
corpus asked for by counsel.