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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-06-18

The enormous SALE Of Swamp-RoOt
proves conclusively its great merit. 1t
is discovery of one of the best and most
successful physicians who yearly treats
Thousands of the worst cases. No house
hold is complete withoutit. Try bottle.
Sold by Seybert & Co., druggists.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-06-18

Take Swamp.Root for all kidney, liver
and bladder troubles. "We sell more of
this specific than of any other medicines
and what Is more it is giving wonderful
satisfaction and curing many cases given
up by physicians a. incurable."
MMvILLE BRos., Lima, Ohio.
Sold by Ssybsrt & Co.. druggists.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-06-18

The moral with which this story Of
cheap prices is pointed is that in no other
country could a lad be fitted out for so
little money. and the low prices are one
of the results of competition among
manufacturers originally encouraged and
always fostered by Protection in the
Tariff laws.-New York Press.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-06-18

The Mckinley bill Is a restatement of
the principle of Protection and reassur-
~noe to the people of this country and
notice to the world that SO far as Ameri-
can Protectionists can accomplish this
result they intend to see that this prin-
.eapae Is observed in our future tariff leg
sslstion.- Hon. J. r. Hanson, of Georgia.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-06-18

The recent banquet rendered by the
american Protective Tariff league in
New York was attended by the most
representative gathering ever saw. It
sounded q keynote for the Republican
platform OF Protection and reciprocity for
16s9. do not know that / ever attend
"a . banquet where ] enjoyed myself 70
DHnch ~ ! did theye.-Astog NcKizlsy.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-06-18
Rather Late.

Peoples party managers in Kansas
have appointed mass meetings through
out the State for September. Rather
late. With bins full Of wheat and q big
corn crop coming on, the interest Of
farmers in the PETER party win begin
to lag by that time.-Tymes Star.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-06-18
A Boy Clothed for 01.51.

Our bright contemporary, The Even
ing Sun, relates that one of its newsboy q,
. Lad of fourteen years of age, was taken
TO q Bowery clothing store by gentle
man who wanted to see how cheaply a
boy could be clothed, and was fitted out
from head to foot for $1.51. Here is the
schedule of items given:
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-06-18

Ask for Prices Flower of Youth, the
most powerful blood purifier on the
market. Manufactured and sold by
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-06-18
Money to Loan.

On real estate security, In sums y
suit borrower; no delay. Call ON "
L. Morrow: O6ice IN Strauss Buildina
oyss Feibels stoES.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-06-18

Highest market price paid for gssl
milling wheat at Model City Allls.
EVANS 4 A'aUI11.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Anderson, Elizabeth aud Charles, II Elias b Co 5
l41thst. W Of ClftOn-ayc. instals, s4OO
Bc,t.nc. LdwaTd and Theodore NJ o. Chas A Dean.
Il 8 I3Gth- 81 Of Willls-aNe, . years. sl3 COO
BAKER. Chas & : 10 Paul Ptyibl. II ; 47th.st o Of
lOth.aNe ] year, $1,000.
cannon. Michael j, 10 T. J Murray n 4 1OJth.st o Of
5th.aVe. / year, 81 600.
Cumming, VIM IT, and Robert Ferguson 10 Title Guar.
anee and rust Co. 2lst-st. No 24o West 8 months
$40 O0O.
months. fS,03j
slme to VIM il schmohl, property. months.
- 100 1
Dwv,r Edmund, 10 Frederick J Micdicbrook n 8 igd
II Stl-aNt, / ~ O'O. -' - - ~
Divine. Joseph G.. 10 Joseph Ellsworth n perrv.st
I2J East ith--t demand, 81 coo. '
Fleck Rosa, II Leopold ) II0.b-st "a ~ 1stave
wears, $4,000 " - 49,
Gray, Matilda, 10 Elizabeth w Ulteheork a Wtuts
ave. a of 135thst year, al 600, ~
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
yEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL a. loSl-IWLLvn rAO

or,nsut Louis 10 Greenwich Savings Bonk' 81 East
y.hYoS gosast 5daye year slSOVV attorney
, IIO1Ta% og,G9s: &ss 3 years sSTs 900
,l1a. Hast csrsaSn 1s54. e. &. 900 " "' ,..
it9S,ss, .ccrc rct julius Jos Gobe, exr lnwood
wSli Safcs iafS sSs Ss''S Se Mous
6th sns a% gS'fs Ford eSrs WIN MekIe
70 FFaSRIin Savings Bank, 47th-st, llthave year.
SSe sad John 2.s. Sgsd@sPS ggS SoJ 70 August
oicn Luke aod VIE @ Michael o,,. GHsh"sa CC
wes5 rFylS .45a s'D '%% a.n.o, n lame,
otni e '99xe Fs9ss ysss y,e%st FlUCO
rnd.sYe RaGlaeT s5t6.st. year mOfts 400.
Rosendae, isaac and we to trustees 1itS'''
'%;lss Kodscr. ssls to MAY and AoS GeFstend0eF
sa3oa lanes e + oG6 elizabeth Irwin l''h'%
scbIcS Albert, to Peter yOmer, sth'ave. Of
20i9f g. Init jacob to John vol1, Avenue B. Of
SZq's swan Sornels F. to Eliza wo5tslnGOn 1e4th'N
Smith fan L and wife to Frances Holt soth-
st. Of West End ave, years 81 si5IN 900 7sdst Of
YVES. s"RSan RRnasvs a'Ty year e. e sooo SSSo' ~
plsse corner Van Coear Place, years $S75 ,,,.
Same to same II Jansen-ave, N OF terrace VIEW
ave Same G to sane cor vewave and Broadway
Same Same to same; Terrace vew'ave Of Broad
way years s5s5. -,,. - o,,oo,,or. II pehIen.
NSr@in 1TtSst Of wsave years 90 900
same to William Zlnsser same properly s yesp ioTs
Riynctonsst n s. %. 3 ft g LUDLOW ST. 2oNoVi Oiuus
Won Thaden and wife to Teresia Tr0nso 70 w n.o,
Vought Henry II and Nathan F. 70 isaac NJ D6ohmdn'
y = Tssrraca Vew.ave n Jansen.avc. years, SIs0.
same to same W 5 Terrace View-ave' Leyueh's''
years, $3.50. a. . ,r torst ~ q 1,eth.st
WIaCbmoSn. Henry and wife to Mount Morris Coop
Building and Loan Association " Decatur'aVe'
Southern boulevard instas 90 300 ~ =, =, - .
od.aye n Gist-st. years, $4,000 =, W., -
Niams Thomas S. to Antonette e Wood Lex
ineton-aye n lO9th.st, year, $4,000
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE


Business was again brisk at the Exchanse anu tie
average OF successful sales was large
The most important property offered was DS bI9 al
l. Kennedy, Nos % and 90 Grove-st., ruihhhs ui'ous
10 and Including No. 16s Waverley Pace i'0 P'oP
erty was sold in parcel, being 800 ieet o "io'e
st 40 on Waverley Place, and 81 deep ~ - '''
cred by fourstory brick Nat and threestoFy ana Dase
ment brownstone dwelling The total rentai Is soou'
90. 900 per annum. There a large attendance IL
bcing understood that the sale by order OF NJ ~
e. = Mldeberger the executors. and that the properly
would be absolutely sold. The bidding started N az
cnf touty until the last NJ Ettlinger was the buyer
o be ssrne auctioncer sold three lots one hundred
and feent4;st near LeRo5dSe RodGsS Ihey Drought
each or IoI r r. snlyth sold 10 213 East one-hundred
and tweast3s ;essSt SSo oSo dTs fom william
COmyns. Jr , IA . ,u 10. with one story
,Sf h9S sum- ON seventy third St. near Avenue A.
II skinner was the buyer at $6,50o ,.,,.-
inward Of ESQ bidders, of whom several were lanes
attended the sale by R v Hanett & Co. of lo4 lots
sitnatd at Fort Hamilton. L. l., Immediately adonms
the Brooklyn CITY RaiIToad IN T trontsgp p'Vp on
Third-ave brought high prices. EDWARD H Kal.er .o
secured corner lot in Clarkest 20xlO5, for Sl4oU
and The adjoining lot for $50. The next lot % %went
Io g. II Pcarail for sG25. and two adjoining to W.
Johnson for 900 each. Mr. Rafter secured tne wv Two
corners of MaTneayc for 81 375 and s75 respectively
Inferior lott on the block between Marne-ave. ana
Ninety sevcntst brought from 5000 to 1890 and the
for ST 80 Edward Raer took the opposite corner
for 81 O5O and interior lots on The avenue orongn, %
S575 each Lots on Ninety seventhst brought IRON IRON
s3o5 M TO 300 Lots on stewarrave. brought from
S75O mn 10 $500 25 feet frontage. ,
Stter Ilttln more than half had been sold on con
sulting with the heirs, the auctionecr withdrew 'ne
rest of the property from sale 49,. ,., .o,or,
The same aucioneer offered house lately belong
ing TO william Cleary, in Oyngton ana tIIh a'e'''
'"J James Beeclcr sold two handsome cottages IN IN
Perent-st Portchester, n. Y, with lots 5O14Oo' ioi
T6e following private sale is announced Folsom
It'd ton Nrc NJ q,
Fast severity -eiehthst., q house 3O.6xo0x1O2 T..
The efforts of Michael Coleman to obtain justice TOT TOT
the heavily taxed citizens of Newfork City have not
gone unnoticcd. more especially among the members
Of tbe Real Estate Exchange, who bear so. large q
prOportiou Of the taxes of the whole city Yesterday
George r. Read. president Of the Real Estate EH-
change: C. W. Luyster second vice.prcsldent j. E.
Ieviness secretary; Hall J. How, William Crulkshani
and other gentlemen presented to the Mayor peuu0h
asking for the reappolntment of Mr. Coleman, on the
ground of his industrious and valuable services to me
citizens of this city. The petition was extensively
signed by nearly all the prominent brokers' aucohccS
dealers. property owners and LAWYERS c0nncceu @ WiI
the ENchar Ge. Mr. Read expressly disclalmed acuhg
in any official capacity
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
RAILROADS.


Trains leave fOOwn
9:1O A. M.-FAsr NAIL. For Albany, Utica, Syracuse
1900 S"J. A. H. DdJ D%CHicAGo VESTiBULE LIMITED. due
1880 SI.4Io a. SwEsfES We DAY EXpEEss-Dny except
e oG II To- LHF a. m
a,So PoSI' SMI''0ON3RrH SHORE VESTIBULE LIMITED
at Detroit at . l5 a. H., Chicago 80 p. m next
60o p. M.-FAsr WESTERN EXPRESs-Due Chicago
ea5 5TPp p. Ni'c-IniR NJ c~-IAnDiRoSDhCK AND M6HTEEAL Ex-
1880 a'fSs ?. NJ. - BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
s.i5 ?. Ni.-FAsr ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Ex-
II;fSS-Duc indianapolis IL 20 p IN. next day. 81
F1SMKlLL S,HIii Id GWEWByRGH, PogGHKdEEPsIE. RHINE
5 49, % ?5 ,i = + B 3 m oo S'o 2r so Po92h; E
ReGP'io m for r. G ariso nS9s Pont H. 10 Is a. n No.
$l 1890 S;53 a 56 ~ p n n, ~, o loon
noon, 10 SO 3 So 80, OO, 10 -, 80, 9l5 M.
rRGY-i7 As, o1O, 10 90 1000 t1115 a. M c12 100
@ &y 70 Ig 49, & 2 o2d p M 10 9G 200 ~ 4ls@ @
a. In 12 100 noon, So 700, 49, 9l5 p. m, l2 100
RocfESTER-o1o, 100, 1000 a. M, 70 100 noon,
R2G 90 SQ 10 Pap cG Fl 6 P 30 az a. o no. IS 100 noon go
N1&GGRA GS ~ IS 10 co. 10 80 m 12 90 noon
RSS gSC @6f&TAyS So gio AND MoNTREAL-r74 AS
cAPE M vINGl2r 2i r M %6GRbE&sbhrR 81 hrR AND oswEGo.oI5
Pm tl2:C0 night; also iot o'"eso' 9lo' lo:co'
AU BUI!N, GENEVA AND CAYANDAIGUA39:1o 10, 10 100.
BEhRs XIX 20 Fl n IIiGlS iI gag 3A AELM Bi5isIoy-
For M tic kcti m and Sc saSi in Sleeping Cars apply at Grand
fep feP'1 P,5 station s & o. at i3 ga and ID s s Gn New
YORK SSs Washmeton.st., 73Q Fg,toq-st and a98 Bed
fOrdaye F. d. BTooy9 anS so ig2 and chccks asa nom
hotels and residences through e dotn5Sn rav otbe,
'f'5 A6oye @ tTans. rams except those leaving a9 70 10 90
y zoo midnight stop at 13sth StI.,t Si4t2n; xr7rc
Jun CsnarlI .ni Manager Genl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
New-York, Thursday, April %.

New-York, Thursday, April %.
The following sales held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
4..torv building with plot OF land, Nos "a and SO
Crovo.st o cor Wayerlcy Place polt 00JNlSN-NJ3O D.
asd 3.story house with lot. No 1876 Wayefley PacG ;,
IL fect " Grovc-st lot 22NS7X27.6 Ok; NJ f Ettngef
Buildings with lot East 73d.st 1913 It Ave A,
lot o5XIO9.2: II Skinner. sG.500
3.story dwelling with lot No 213 East 120hst s.,
2 cottages with lots, Rercnt-st, corner West,
st Porrhestcr. \ Y lot 5OV about 400 each Chas
Long and Z I Gcnnert. @9'25o
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.
o.story house with plot Of land, on Ovlngton.sye bet
5th aHd Gth ayes Bay Ridge; Peter HughS % % 100
each: e ioftor and T Halstead. s i,22o. ,.,
lots on 3d.ave. cor 07th'st 2OX about ia esch;
III L Atkinson, Fl,I5O. 49,, "a a. -,-... ,oo ...h .
lots 3d-aNc, cor Jith-St NV'%A doOuV A-V o'N
lot. on 8daye cor Marine.aye, 2o.1x about 100 each
T. R1fter and q w Pear-al. $500. ,,o -, .
4 w Johnson q W Pcar-a aud Raiter - 325
lots Merine-ayc, 10Sl0 # 3d-aVe' 2oNlOo eacn
q los. S7th.st 1901 # sd-ave, 2oxi2O each; II
90 ots o7th.st 1912 IT 3dave, 2oxo72 each,
Fort Hamilton; J Maurer and Geo w Pearsal, $3.50.
At the New.York Real Estate Salesroom the following
sales were held to-day
lot on Jurc Terrace cor 10othst 25x about so
j c Lyon, 81 300 ,,.,,.. 49, .,o,o osv obor,
- lot. 'o'' West lG8d.st 200 # 1Otrave 25x112
lot On Audubon.ave. 107th-st Sox95i A
lots Audubonave, 45 It 171st-st, 25xo5 each;
lot west is7th.st, 1916 # Kngsbrdge Road,
o5xlJ0; Thos Russell, s@,32o.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
4, EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
L. -, rn,rES leave foot Of Cortland. ~

- o,esrxGER TRAINS leave foot oil Cortandt ~
De2oios3, for Slsineton and ntemeda ate poht pr-,,
A. ~" ~ .or Geneva. Byoi@, Ei.. lsOc e9Vr bglsI
10 WI III; 'IPott,villc and prime pal local po,ntS Cna
car Lyons and ynch chSnE and a,crmedIate polnt
9:2O a. ~, IL and b. Junction and intermediate poina
Chair car Maueh nun and intermediate polnts Cns1
ear ~ Tupkhannock Connection " NeSdis ana hh''
burg n - M FOR Emira and principal informed ate polns
Chair car to wl4esO'fie '''u y
Brid;S - m for Pottsvie. MaIch Chunk and interneG
10y ~ Chair car o Mauch Chunk -
a'e 10 D. m Tor Mauch chunk ana Intermediate ponH
- . ,aacC,ipo ~ 10 Reading AID Harisb1ig 81.
ConhecuU" tp Geneva. Lyons Elmirl, Rochester Bufn
-I = R 'west pullman sleeper " Lyons and Suspensios
Bridge. ,..,,, a, 2 m II A. m l u m and S:iq
toInect Tor all points In MshonOy and Hazelton e's
regions SUNDAY TRAINS
$40 a. m. for Mauch chunk haIeiton ana
points. AID IL a. Ia 'oF S"eh'Nao1h ana m'''"e
poby1O 10 D m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate pOns
~ N for Geneva. Lyons Elnlra. Rochester. BunAs
md h, West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and sasDen"A
hi'uSe' General Eastern ONCE. 235 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
= r\v.YOpK oNr,RIO AND WESTERN

' RAILWAY--Trains leave Wet 42d-st as follows
twenty minutes earlier from FOO: OF Jay t 5o p rs'
FOR Mlddletown. EllenVlc Liberty. pohl. NorWch,
oneida oswego. Chcag2; 80 n, Ter C'mpo'l, iSL ii3L
town. Liberty Walton oneida. Central SQuar, Oswego
Rochester, Niaeara Fails Detroit Chcago 81. Louis
Daily. All other trains daily except SUNDAYS Tlc@es
time tables 1928 Broadway. J. O. ANDERSON, General
Passenger Agent 10 Exchange Place, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For pbuadelphla at 80 :i5, :OO IL 80 a. m., 80
. oo 3 20 20, ;OO, 500, 30 p NJ. II IS nlgnt
sGNDAYS, 900, IL 100 a. H., ZOO. $780, 800 0A"
For Baltimore and WASHINGTON daily at 90 i 80 wiz
Dtnino car GXcCpt sundays, m, 90. 80 tDinhs
cas- ) 700 p. IN. l. 10 night Dining Car on o a. n
U'dt % %TSynr at :45. II 30 a. M. 30 400. 800
40 M m l. Is night except saturday Hgnt suhqs!s
81 z 90 100 D. No. nave connection for Reading haf'
For Sunbury and WamsDoIt via PHILADELPHIA az e a
49,, n 40 Buffet IaglOr CaD. Z 80 D. m, l. 10 INV
ajt' a. H. rIcSpt saturday night. sundays. 600 D. NJ >,
!" N.ts md parlor.tar seats can Dc procured Az lA'
-o %, Az 94l ll4O, 1913 broadway, 80 6th$Ys-
56I Vest l25;t i5i a. Il. R,ol1Gsy BrSokyh
XcwYork Transfer Company VIII caiI TOT ana 'ne''
bargage from hotA or lcsluthce'
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
Ncm Publications.

Eighteenth Edition. post paid. for 25e. or stamps
rCHE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls OFF !;
1 Turns Grey and the Remedy. BY Prof. HARLEY
pAREER An. LONG & co, ,0l3 Archst., Phla Pa.
VcrY one should read this little book."-Athenaeum.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
Conntrp j1ropsetn for Sale auo 90 Get

ITO RENT-On the line Of the Harlem River Il. r..
slt about IS miles from New.York City, handsome
try seat completely furnished containing every city mod
ern improvement; about 20 rooms arscass sabug ac.
commodatons carriage. ooms. &C.. everything complete
FOR gentcman's home; grounds will be taken
care Of by will be rented only 20 private fam.
lily; OF finest places in the country. Apply to
RICHARD V. HARNETT s. CO.. II and 73 Iibertyst.
XNHERE WILL YOU SUMMER1 HAVE you
w Wy IaMFece Beach II I0t accept our invita-
and unfinished fo sale and rent upon easy terms to
Gcs able parties Meals and att ndance from Lawrence
Beach Hotel II desired. This beautiful locality adons
Celarhust and Lawrcnce surrounded by fine drives and
a lovely ncyhblrhOOd Of rchnements. Bathing boatnS
and fishing, N freedom from 9nnOyancos Of every do
sc,iption Address for map and tickets BENZ. W
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
LACKAWANNA AND

MtsIl.ltN RAILROAD.
S.ortos, ,nc N,5uuuled pUuman Coaches.
n.-I!ul.lI5 and OsNryO EApc.' Ma paterson Tor
wate zap S;loudsburs. Sgian.on B;HShS,,Cni owsso.
burne Wateryllle Riehfeld springs UUca, Mt MOI 10.
Greene. oxford Now Cortland ~ acuse tlt, ana IN
clnediaa stations Connects at Scranton Wiz ualhs Tor
PtuSlon, WEcsnarre Danylllc, ana HOiMuM0tfIAnd Al
BunalO with trains for th" Wt,s ,,.....
30 n m.-Bns sbonton Mali, Via boohton ,,.... 49,,
y m-Blngkamton ana hmif, tO ccStect 9Eer "a
scranton With trains for Pt:ston, Kingston aud wilkes
,,..-....., 49,.
4:lO p. m-scranton. wilkcsbarre and Plymouth Tx
press. , 49,.
80 p. (daiy).-Bunalo Limited EHpie's wa F5ies'
StPnudsburg scranton. Bnghamtont oMeHO, Wa
Very Elmra Corning nath Wayland, Dansyille, Nj.
Morris, &c. arrivng I'M Buffalo at 80 a. NJ.
~ NJ fdollv, itrtoo OsWcgO Express, for
stroudsburg, Scranton, Binehamton Cortland
Norwich, Shrlturnn,
Rchued Springs and al points on Euuao uFIsOh
connects With trains for the West
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
Jn5frl.IlpH.
Enr Both Seyes-CitY

:, UMMER SCHOOL OF THE o,, ,,,,e,c
- METROpoLIIAN CONSERVATORY Of hOSAN'
OPENS JULY /. -,
Boarding Accommodations All advantages Of winter schoOi
II. W. GREENE. 81 East 1lth.st. n. Y. Ciy'
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEw-JERsEY.

FOOT OF LIBEItTN-ST., NORTH RIVER.
Tine Table Of March %, 1891
30 a. n. Easton, Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre.
Scranton Read ng. Harrisburg, Tamaqua, ShamOkn, sun
bury Wiiamp9rt On Sundays for EAston, Mauch Chunk
MilkcsbaUre and scranton.
200 a. M for EastOn
100 a. IN. for ElstOn and Mauch Chunk On Sundays,
EastOn. MauCh Chunk and Shamokin.
:45 a. m. for EastOn. Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre,
Scranton, Reading, Harrisburg, Pottsyile, Tanaqua,
Shamokin, Sunbury, Wiiamsport. Through coach
Il 90 D. m daily for Easton Mauch Chunk Reading.
Harrisburg. Potsye, Nc On Sundays for Tamaqua a..o
3:i5 p. NJ for Elston, Mauch Chunk, Reading. HaFnS
burg. WkeSbarre Scranton Tamaqua, Pottsyile, Shano
80 D. m. FOR Easton and Allentown
5:l5 d. m for EastOn, Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harlt
burg. Sc. Sundays at 80 y. n.
7 30 D. m. for Ea>tOn and Allentown.
For Atlantic Highlands, at 40, Sis, II 15 q. m,
80, 80, 100 y. Sundays. 90 a. M 100 b. NJ
For Freehold at 40 10, IL 10 u. m, 30, 49,
FOR Lohg Branch and points south TO Point Pleasant
:45. rs, II Is 100, 30, 100 p. m SundaysI
except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park 100 a. NJ, 400
For Red Bank at :45 s15. II rs a. m 80, 400,
20, 10 e 100 p. m Sundays, 900 a. m, ZOO p NE
FOR LAKEWOOD
At 4:45 :l5 a. NJ, 30 20, ) 10 D. n. Sundays,
90 a. m. ParlOr al 80, 20 10 p. nj sun.
For Toms River Barneglt Park and Barnegat 4:45.
= II A. m. | 80. 1 20 p. Sundays, . 100 a
For Atlantic city, Vneand and Brdgeton, at 4:i5
D. 80, For Monmouth Beach seabright. at el5 HIS
A. H., 30, 20 p. m.
ron ,sHIIiDEIPHJA. BALTIMORE AND
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
fe9eI Nctltes.


- OULEVARD. Supreme Court of the state
ID Of New-York, City and County OF New-l oik;-
Charles T. Lawrence and 9th plaintiffs, against Ohdles
7. O'Connell aud Others defendants. o.,
pursuance OF the judgment Of foreclosure ana safe
duly made and entered In above entitled action Dear
ng date the 18th day OF March, lS!1 the una 'lgcq
tho referee said judgment named, VIII sell at PUBIC
the Real Estate EIchancc aud ~ CtG itOJn
Limited Nos. 80 20 81 LII rty ~tgcct III thc Cl-y OF
New Ori the 17th day April, lS9l at u H.. by
ID. Phoenix lnerlan 4 Co., auttnnetfs, ne Iatds ana
preuhses described the said Judgment, as follows viz
All certain lot piece parcel Of hnd with ine
buildings and Improvements thereon erected. SITUATE, lying
and beng The Twelfth Ward Of the city Of New ork
and bounded and containing follows Beginning 20 the
corner formed b7 the intersection Of the n0rcy side Of
Ouehundrfdh street with the CstcIy sgc Of t1e Houc-
ward, running thence noEeIly along The cl.tcrIy
side the Boulevard tWentY,iX fet ten inches thence
east.ry parallel with one Iundredth street ruety crt
thence southerly, parallel with the Bou.yaH enty,ix
feet inches to the northery side Of Ohnhundfcdth
street and thence westerly, along the nofthelly
Huhdredth street ninety feet ~ the place Of ginning
be the said several dimensions more or less.
Dated NeW.NoIk March 20. 1891.
RICHARD H. CLARKE Referee.
p. & D. MITCHELL, Flsntns' Attorneys,
Tho sale Of the above described premises IS hereby ad
olrned 10 Friday, Apr -, 1891 at the same time and
place. RICHAltD H. CLARkE, Referee.
Dated New.YorI, April 20 1891.
NOllCL OF ASSiGNMENT.
~ hereby given :hat Lewis Rosscnor OF Allen.
dale Township Of OWL County Of Bergen. " New.
jersey hath ts day made assignment L. the
his the equal benefit o his crrdi:os
said creditors must exhibit their respective cans un.
der oath 0hmaon within the tenn Of three months.
Dated Apf.l u. 1891
Saddle River. y. j. IL. CLAY BENNETT.
ASSlGUee.
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Countrn Boaro.

<yORNWALI-ON .HU DSON-Grand Central Hotel GOr-
u merly smith House,; large rooms. excellent table
delightful river and mountain house changed
hands now open guests everything hrstcass write
for particulars.
g SUMMER BOARD.-On heights above Rondout; large
- field; summer garden: strawberries by the bushel
GEORGE II. CLARK. Rondout. n. Y
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Musical Instruction.

N ANJO INSTRUCTION.-Ladiest taught private ca
ID logue mailed full particulars lessons eNehs oI a
manufacturer orchestra chimes banjo EDWARD I. ~
son, 42S Broadway, near 4Oth-st
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General Eastern ONCE. 9S5 Broadway

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w H. Il. Il. Il. Co.. Lessee.-Tr1ns leave Wes. tzsSs
son tNeV-NOr.l as follows ana 20 minutes carrier .s
10 fout OF Jly.,t NewlOrk; Hamilton, Lon on pct,'
and Chicago. 10 Is o. IA. ; rs p .s is ,. m,
- - pSm. Buffalo, Rochester. Suspension Bridge, Nns
IA EallS Cuca and syracuse, 80, 10 - M 80 s;s
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ton so = i5, 1915 all 80 a N. 81 90 IS l5 iaa
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80 % M. sDlily. Daily. cxctp. saturday NJ V,y ,y
IVA n iv eNcppt SUNDAY Tor tickets. time t2Me'.
or ard epIc ca c,oumod1tions or gi1ym,osi kG
ncv onIce ot o. FGltln.,f.; NcwYolk Cty-l, 500 W.
g4o e7l broadway. 1i3 Bowcry. 70 Park Place % nJ
iohih.st and Wast Shore Stations foot of w - 49,
foot ~ Iav Z No~th r'v.r o. - KIT. Sehs'
Passenger Agent S vanderbntaye.. Newyork
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gathers.

Hluslrnl gnsfrnmcn
N ASSORTMENT OF second.hand Grand Upright. and
"A Square Pianos OF our make In perfect coaGlu9n ann
fully warranted Also number OF secondhand PlanCs
Of other prominent makers Of very low prices
WM. KNABE 81 CO.,
14S 5TII-AVE,
NEAR 20TH-ST.. NEWYORR.
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Brooklyn
THE MISSES ELY's
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
40 AND i42 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BROOKLYN.
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authou Sales of Real Cstate.

- DICHARD V. HARNETT & CO., Auctoneers,
IL will sell at auction.
WEDS ESDAY, APRIL 29,
at II O'Clock noOn az the Real Estate Exchange and
Auction Room, so to 65 Liberty.st.
BY ORDER OF S. II. BACON,
plot Of ground 1oox22l7 feet. divided into eight
lots, and twO-sOry and attic frame dwelling (Iled In
with brick), with tWo-story extension, known as
40. 3S0 WASHINGTOS AVE-.
between GREENE and LAFAN ETTE AYES. Biooklyn
opportunity to secure choice plot Of ground
In "a unexccptionable neighborhood.
This the finest piece of unimproved property on TIE
Hill" Brooklyn
Maps at auctioncsrs', II and 70 Llberty.st.
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INDIAN VICEROYALTY.
LADY DuFFERIN,S BOOK.

OUR vICEREGAL LIFE IN INDIA. By the Mar
choness Of Dufferin and Ava. 12mo, PIP. 4Os
Scribner & Wexford.