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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt and Des.
brosses sts follows:
q. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
10 q. for Geneva. Lyons Elmira Rochester Buff
falO and the West, Potsye and principal local points
Lyons and Pullman TO Suspension Bridge
o a. IN. for Mauch Chunk and inferno ate points.
ii 80 a. m for Elmira and intermediate points.
D. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points. Chair
car TO TunkhannOck Connection 10 Reading and Harris
burg
$40 p. for and b. Junction and principal inter-
mediate points Chair car 70 l.. and h. Junction. -
80 p III. for Pottsvie and Intermediate points Chair
car POttsviue.
20 D. IN. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg
80 d. for Geneva Lyons, Elmira Rochester, Buff
falo and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Sus.
pension Bridge.
Trains leaving at 10 a. m IL 80 a. m, D. M and
S40 connect for all points IN Mahonoy and Hazel
ton coal regions - - -
SUNDAY TRAINS
10 for Mauch Chunk, Hazelton ard intermediate
points and IL d. for Shenandoah and intermediate
points.
5:l5 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
80 p. for Geneva. Lyons, Elnlira Rochester Bur-
falo and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Sus
pension Bridge.
General Eastern OHce 235 Broadway.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Allen Martha al to Lewis Is and md anO si't's
q au 2GnaHs Hdds l. L BuEHAn' 9thave Of
Sls hst,on War Mary A. to Ryan, 42ds of 11th-ave
' STetts Julie to Bull 12ad't' of Sd-aVe'
y Ses:ntSS Edward Vessel s4th-st of lst-
ave osh%sr Martha Title GgsrSse and Trust Co.
b aiRtase fe sl 70 valentine i4hst of 9Th,
e Susa %G To MsSer VV of
Kqss6rdEg Emile o'G e. Dist Issf 30 B. 1884,
John to Title Te. Gu' r. Soc and Trust Co.
lls RanSsm Henry NJ to Gfeenebaum, 7Sd-st
of AyGnee bdo ySar German Savings Bank 7Shst
HENRI Hsar g . TP'i Mef Besss years
SlS 9sEs Charles to Graves 1Oth.s of Avenue
b. dap pes7 co Angelo Constant, iOoth-st of
''t ccrSet. Mary a to Waters, 5istst. of 10th
ave- Dss& s:' slesss SO5 cnOns of linton
Thomas German s Say oSc Bank and 'no
'G "a sGS sGT Sep S D. ' o Washington
Ss'1F Tssl 70 S waf 5o0 Life 1n' Co. 10th
Frame. John e Knapp, 127th-st, 4th-ave.
l"O eiiennca Patrick H. to C Wright and another
sli%ore. William e as5i6 o & al iasd't
Grnnoa Mary c. GfoR' ilstst, sth-ave
' Higgins. james to Middiebrook, 9Oth.st,
/ 2d-aye years, mortgages, $4,000. -
Kaiser ff otrlck, 10 " lshret, ~ ie"'e
- Ka@per, Herman, to Kerner, cor lOth-ave and
101st-st, years $4,000. -
| Kelly, Mary A. TO l. Morris, Ave A, 7jth-st de-
mand, Is. 600 $50
Lord, W Hicks, to Mutual Life Ins Co. S S 18th
,o Lancaster: Frederick J to Mary Power ct a. s
Levy, MaUHce TO Theresa Hirsh, HenTy-st Mont
Levy Barnett. to Rieser, 20 Bayard-st, years.
| 81, 900. . .
Montgomery, Fanny }. to X y Smith. ISCth.st. W
| 7th.ave years $50.
Mcliarty Robert, Broadway Savings lost 18th.
| st. G 3d-ave. year, $1,000.
| McGUre, Thos J, 10 NJ l. Travers 13sth-st, e
| Brown Place | year, S2,WO.
| McEvoy James, to q Ehret 1453 Ave a, lease, de-
' Mccarthy WIN II. to A d weckes. 4th.ave. I25th
| st. mos 5000.
| son ave years, $4,000.
Mckee Mathilde, to u 4 Johnes 57th.st, 9th ave-
| l year $500.
Nicholson Edward. 20 w KNAPP lGlst-st W
| IOth.ave years, FS,1OO
Perlee, RGph n, 70 United States Life Ins Co,
| 55th-st, Madt$on-ave, year, $4,000.
Pencil Gustav, TO Kerner, Of 1stave Of e2d-st
| s years, $1,000.
| IOth.ayc and 35thst year 200.
Rieger Chas 10 VI l. Van Ness. n OF 3daye and
| 9od-st 2 years, eco 0C0.
Rohrs Fredk, TO scudder OF 1o2dst Of 4th-ave
| demand, 1920
ave, years. $4,000
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Schmidt Fritz, to Assenhcimer and ano' ''0 %us'e
MORTGAGES, year, s. 900. g., .yo q NJ 9th.
80, year, 1880. -, .. -, NJ 18th
Scott John s. to st Luke's Hospital 81 a., = o ii
st. Of 5ti.ave MORTGAGES years. sCsOOv oo.A ., w n,
Sharpe David /, to Mddebrook, N OF xo'''s' W
Sth.avc. s years. $4,000. ,- pooL n a cor
sllberstsn, David to Greenwich sa az 600 D"A
TIrbe John j. D. = Chedsey. io''"'~
T,vlor saIab s TO + Shepard 2davc 3Sh'
At, years. 81 oO0. - .,-,-,,-, . . toeth st o
Wall Agnes c NJ. TO II Dinkelspiel. n iooS'''~
o'' WeImann. bertha to wallach 2dave. 'o'n'
''wsylsman Moritz to II F1cher. Essex-st years
Weinsten Anne, to Buttenwieser' NO. luz
Essex.st sinstalments. 225O.
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REAL ESTATE.
HUsrNEss AT THE EXCHANGE

High prices and giltedged' property were 'no
order Of the day yesterday at the Real Estate
William Kennedy offered by order OF the supie INV,
Court. under foreclosure No 80 Maiden Lane ti'e
property consists of fve-story brownstone pnllulns
on lot Ct .3x6as 1t rented until May al So'''o
per annum the bidding began at SCl 600 anu ran nobeT
.si5 500 Seton a. Wissman were the buyers. h Sto
valuable property offered No. ~ Wsis. NV
ing the Seaman's savings Bank; 1t was onereu ~. ~
order of the New-York Fire Insurance company ono
lot is 2Sx43 irregular the bidding started AT ScI
and ran up TO $40 600 at which price II was knoov
down to Fish Brothers, but whether for an unu. ss
closed buyer for the account OF the sehefs' W."
not asccrtained. ..s.o.. 1rhep
r. v IIarnett e. Co.. had good attendance wn1 IN
they offered 100 lots at Lowerre station LVVs "a
Corneave brought from $500 up to S22o eacn nao
i'm McIean-ave. from 500 up 10 1928. Inc prleyus,
were lower than the sellers expected ana VIZ JUN
of the property was withdrawn The same aucuoneeI
offered for the estate of Francis G.. Cunningham nos
$50 and 81 westst at Laights the lot Is oUN9 S
The bidding ran from $4,000 up TO S4o,oVV, a1 "'
price c. H. Shaw the buyer. Do-o
The following private sale is announceq =. D tb
LYON has sold to benjamin +. Romano ana others .ic
Lyonhurst at Seventy sixth-st. and the BouleVafu
a fourstory apartmenthouse with stores, lo2xoo' ior
$4,000.
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Gotels.
HOTEL ALBERT. EUROPEAN PLAN

HOTEL ALBERT, EUROPEAN Plan.
l1TH.Sr.. BET. BROADWAY AND 5PH-AVE.. Y. Y.
Location central Ideal 1reproof building; cool and
noselcss Suites OF two TO six rooms elegantly furnished
Cuisine and service unsurpassed Terms reasonable for
summer
ROBT. J. BRADY, Manager
MANSION HOUSE, BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
directly opposite Wsll.st New orx; minutes walk
from FstOn Wallst ferry and the Bridge terminus;
superior accommodations reasonable select family
and transient note 200 rooms. Send Tor circular.
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INVEST SnORE RAILROAD. n. Y g s

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C.. &
W II. r. r. II. Co, Lessee-Tralns leave West 42d Sc
Station tNewYork) follows, and 20 minutes earlier from
the loot OF Jayst NcW-YOFk Hamilton, London Detroit
and Chicago, 80 is a. m IS rs p. H. IS is D. m 81
Louis '5i5, . rs p M. Toronto. ito is a. m. is Is.
"a "a tSsls Utica and Syrcaso' 49, 10 ~ Is rs,
ton % 30 Y 10, lob. all 80 81 90 s5:l5 and
. 10 p m Ca,sk and Albany. 3 80 = 15 40 rs,
oil 80 M; 81 90 * rs, Is rs d. CranstOn West
Point CSrnyall' Newbgrs $50 q 15. IS 10 Is.
lOfo, all 80 a. rs, "A 200 30 5 10 35 - 80
. ~ IL ~ m Montreal and Canada Fast 10 a. M,
% 10 p m Elegant sleeping for Buffalo Niagara Falls.
Detroit Chicago and 81 Louis all through trains
Leave Brooklyn. Via Brookiyn Annex aio 80 a. m.
sSO0 " M jersey City, =. X. Il. station: all 20 a. M
, SiSs T Dly DAILY. except saturday. An other
ior and Tim tables par
Offices: Broosyn3S3 Washing ,on-st 720 Fulton ST. An.
mex ONCE Fulton New-YOrk
9 15s Broadway ~ Bowery Y Para Place 90 West
and foot OF Jay.st., North River &. H. LAMBERT,
''eneal Passenger Agent, Vanderbilt.aye New-YOrK
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NJ Ew-YoRk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

n EW-1UKk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAII.WAY.-Trans leave West 42d.st rs follows
twenty minutes earlier from foot OF Jay-stl 80 M
ogSlSS 0sweg0 Chicago 80 for Campbell Hall
town Liberty Walton. Oneida Central SQUARE: oswego
h1ches'f Niagals balls Detroit Chicago. st. Louis
time tables, 1923 Broadway. j. q. ANDERSON, General
Passenger Agent, 10 Exchange Place, N. Y.
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New.York. Thursday, May "a.
The following sales

Ncw.Y0rk, Thursday, My q"
The following sales were held at the Exchange unu
Auction Room to-day: o
4stoyv buildings with plot Of land, Nos 22S 70 Z3t
West 02dst s. 800 r. 1fthave, plot 100x10Oo; Reuben
Building with plot Of land East 1o7th.st. eCrsf
John d Ottiwel, plaintiff, 500. M >,,. lana
5.story building with lot, No 3S Maiaen LAM nnton
o. n q Nassaust lot 2L.3x67. 4x1s6x62s; seton q"
Wssmsn, 500. 800 80 ,,,.u an II IT
w pearl.st lot 2Sx37xirregx432 Fish Bros S9Quvv q.
lots, Nos ESQ and 257 West-st, n corheF h"s''
25xSO each c II Shaw, $45, 800 , Yowor-s
lot McLeanave, n corner CorneH-oFo ~"
Station Yonkers; Gibbons, $3.50 go, r,.o.. r Ed.
10 lots on CorneIl-ave, W cor Cornell Piace' hu
wards, So 120 - . .o~,or McTean.
ave A Smith, S670.
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IT HE BOOK OF oPEN. AIR sPoRTs octave. 500 pages
illustrated The standard authority American
air amuseuents. Rules for sailing swimming. ball play.
IN, shooting, horseback riding. &c. &c. In full 81 Der
copy. Published by The Tribune New.York Entertain.
inR and universally eomDllnented By the press
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Railroads


$40 A, NJ -tASL NAIL tOr Albany. Utica, Syracuse.
1906 A. N. D "CiIcAGo VESTiBULE LIMITED. due
1880 S1 a. Pf BAY
12.00 Noou. soUTHwEsTERN yESTIBULED LIMIT
ED-Due Cincinnati 1000, indianapolis IL no. m,
a.5 81 POS M0N 20 SHORE vEsrIBuLE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at . 10 a. M, Chicago go D. M. next
s.0 nay p M.-rAsr WESTERN EXPgESS-Due Chicago
CAS- Sinei9nDDiik e. And b'o HoN ~ Ex
,,a rHh 3. Mr. - BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
n. HPISlAAIL -rAsr ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Elk.
% fktSS-Due indianapolis IL 20 p m next day. So
F1s sHHiii ioG EtEwBgRGP RogGnKEEPsIE, RHINE.
ffe5:s Is 90 nS sS 80 er' siS
6 Sarsi gg ssss. ffOl2p t 40 I'll rs NJ
s$ ! io iS g d. s 49, IS ss
rRSx5 a7s35 eaS 70 t aS 80 II ns 20
uTiG& IS d 90
puFS tx ZIG 80 az no. nsn % noon 80
N1SG g. 49, AG Is 10 10 co. 40 80 m IL 90 noon
ADtE KS &c S rs AND MoyrREAt7 AS
CAFE v1 MI r M IS nfe AND oswEsosas
PM tl2 200 night; also for oswegO $40 1000.
AuBTR is GENEVA AND cANANpAIeuA77e1o 10 :oo
BEh&s 81 H III va nj 1RLGM DI4isroN-
" % Sleeping apYy Grand
SsIs Fsss 81 IVES: i25tas IsstSs :,qS Ss
fodsve E. D. BroOEiyn and los HSdsO@s jersey City
Express calls tOr ana chicks baggage from
tDaily except Sunday. sDaiy except saturday Other
70 saPs e1seR tso;s leaving 2: 70 90
10 oHS foTShT i''' Go 5sGs Y DANIELs
General Manager Gen'l Passenger Agent
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wssvs 70 l Pss1S 2lxlo' oa'narm s1o5oC
2daye 5, 2oS IT p S9,hrs' WejnayH ".' s5OC
73dst $50 v Ave SsD! a; Waiiac6 $4,000
eth,ave cor .I Mn sSsrs,eIH 0AoV "a 2ot
19thst s. S,e R = dave zoAs1 i.A- 242o
EstS TO Glars Sc Herman TcIei ct al Morris ON
41st,st s. 40. 100 ~ 10 baaIeI ORTIZ 1916
1s4thst $50 IT. 1ita,oISe' and Wife 172
119th.st No 80 West John snii'n anu "..c " 1856
1sh astn' No S2 East Adm Steers and wife to 7eO
1e5 aGnn $500 sco6 IT 1oth:ave. 5oxlOC VIM
Same EeT pacpel Nyehs sSer stephen
csss w Nsander Ia and ' wife ' e Matilda
wd Kles Tod.sve No SAC. 2o2xioo Ieonore II 10
}SS M,,as lSs III mag @SsSft @
o.thSt as # Amsterdam-sve, 95x721; Geo On m,
o4thss 80 r. AmS'erdamaVe' SeooC
s7S.s NGse; Stst 4i6 West i2oo VIM wakOn % M
and wife 70 Matilda Mckee :;csr 9Th and N00V'
20 sS i'S George Kick 70
sthave, corner 4lstst 249SdOo; 'onn 10000
Esesx;st NO 1872; Joseph Buttenwe'er 70 AMMO 1886
41stst 1870 f. Of 4ths Mat,6sW Borden $4,000
as t.. JOna 81 SSs At Of Shavs
Thompson e Ss6 A%ere' Of snlsS No 50
phoebe b Allen and others to Matthew 70 oor
pay RSIis No To- Sophia Mayer to Barnett 800
Same I' property Barnett Levy and wife to Louis 14oc
"a GSrdGn cor 62d.t rs 6xloo Mary Van 20 ono
South 5thaye, Nos 1920, gernaro rens 49, SOC
oeS p Of AT IS TsNeasse sUn $3.50
Same property; Robert Power e' ~ W 4125t
RSsd sSxico Louise Ss Meyer Louisa
sad E sc 14s IT Of Avenue 4 .251ioGa and
another property Jacob Schroeder ana VIE 40 ooc
s. t. Joseph S so 2OyG2 Fer 70
wsss ana It wife M haSsss SS:'1s
'ip iooi1 Simon fisherman and wife to Anna ooct
orf sss Eugene Bowman and wife to Mary oOc
sst.t Monitor &C. 60 # Of 2days i0x7! John % M
111 FSwts srps''s So Ma''sa ka S 5SSi
Mitchell vsentGe Peter se RI r s.d Sox
Oq o D aS%eG'E F and d Wife to Nc
a. eatn "a SH "a West %est Daniel IcnG trustee to
pr6 MARY River H Road lots 2s5 2 map Hyatt.
Farm: WIN Bracken and wife to Sally ,
es sGSSaer No s. Henry Miller and wife to Henri 70
1othst 100 o. ls AISolo 22ca1pozloo 5000
1'GsSs ce Iss %e ST sSTHs anG aSi?a
IRREGULAR; Catharine II Demine to John ,
Rai RSGa :: 100 # lot ylsqe Mo,rsana ann
7sth.st n $ 100 It W 1Othave. 19x1022; David :,
Wyman 10 Lewis Mondcl sohn ........:.:..;; ~
Sara property; Fannie Mendelsohn TO David n
wD,oa. 70 o ca9n wiman: 25occ
cet dDS HSs 10 lS sn AMI 10 1onn $4,000
Mo sne WIS woTS;: 25yS5 ssIrssnla'
Columbus-ave. W s, 37.s II slst-st 125x4oy
PeSTan C a5d another heeNna" 70 NuD!o 15occ
1Sgnis Smith INTO TO Fanny D Montcomdr1 1eooC
Bayard-st No 20; Barnett Levy and Louis Cor ,
don and wives 10 Sophia Gruenstetn.. ......:..
Ioc MsrS snG james n barry 70 GSn Bar
139d.st No 300 West, John A Foley, referee, o,.,
o. to Emile BIN 1;0 It e Of Sd.avc. 2oxes .;
Edward MeGean' re'eree " i'OUDi. 1850
se,bst n 3 100 II w Of 7th-eve. 50x10o6: John
Campbell and wife 70 1 %an H1rc Incab and
1staye TO- Il ,S S syo pcnze and another 2soo
9hst 2os IT Of Ave anS another 117
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Drooklnu Real Gstate.

JoUsE FOR sALE-No ISL South Elliott Place
III Brooklyn 3sory and basement, brick, 10 rooms and
hood minute. from Bridge Apply on premises or to
GEO. Z. HOWELL, owner, 10 Spruce-st New-York
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FURNISHED 6ouses Go Eet

A LAKE GEORGE-To rent large. beautiful cottage
fully furnished, with stable. For particulars inquire at
2lS West 4Gth-st
Il LBEKON, MONMOUTH BEACH, SEABRIGHT and
Ia RunsOn Neck.-lIouses to let, furnished.
Catalogues sen. application.
CHAS. s. BROWN. 50 Liberty-sA
+ UENISHED COTTAGES at lovely Lawrence Beach
e400 10 $500 rent: meals vt hotel desired hotel
bcard at reasonable rates Address for and passes
p. w. HITCHCOCK IA Chambers-st, New-York
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Citn DropertD for Sole.

N ORTIZ SIDE OF 74THST. and south side OF 75th.st.
~ Of Central Park West-Seven elegant fourstory
large extension private dwellings.
Title win be guaranteed by the TITLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY, 55 Liherty-st.
FREDERICK ALDHOUS, 513 Lenox-aye.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND

W A$uNUIUN.

ROYAL ELUE LINE.
For Philadelphia at 80 40, .UO, 10 90 IL 80 m.
80 co. 80, 100, 90, 90, 80 D. n ~ rs l.ght.
SUNDAYS 900, 1880, III 80 a. m, 100 80. 10.
@ 100 u, M - rs night
For baltimore and Washington daily at 9o0 IL 30 with
Dining Car M, 300, 80 Dining Car, 100 y. "a.
l. 1t night.
Trains leaving at AS. IL 80 a. M 80 :O0 20.
80 D. M, l. rs night except Saturday night, sundays
80 :Q0 100 D. have connection for Reading. Har.
risburg. Pottsvile. &c.
For supury aud Willlamsport via Philadelphia q. ~
night Except saturday night Sundays, 90 D. M
Tickets and ParlorCar seats be procured az II.
172, POI, AS, ga i,Ido 1873 broadway. go Sthaye
Court-st. $50 Futon-st.. 9s Brssi ssy. Brooklyn.
New-York Transfer Company " II call for and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence
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Business propertp Go Eel.

BUILDINGS. Stores. Lofts md Ofices 10 let in
Maiden Lime John Fulton. Ann. Beekman. Frankfort.
Rose. Nassau, William, Gold. Cliff, Pearl, Water,
Front. south. Cortandt Dey, ycsey Duane, Franklin,
LnIgbt Washington, Greenwich, Hudson Church and
other streets.
rutland e. WHITING.
: Beclsrnan ~.
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FROM PIER 8, \. r., FOOT OF 2ECToR.Sr.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach. Seabriehs
Monmouth Beach, Long Branch at 80, 10 AS q. ~,
S45, 100 p. m sundays. 80 a. m.
Pleasant, at 1914 a m, :4j p. m. Sundays, except
ocean Grove and Asbury Park. at o 80 a. m.
For Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat at 80 a. M
:45 d
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CENTRAL IL. IL. OF NEW-JERsEY

kOOL OF LlDEtI1 NOhIN NlfEA
Time Table vi May 70, 1891.
40 a, N. for Easton, Mauch Chunk, Wllkesbares
SclanOn reading, Harrisburg, Idmaqua POsylle Sham.
okln Sunbury WilllamspOrt On sundays .Or E2stoa.
Mauch Chunk WilkesbarIe and Scranton.
100 o. m. for EastOn and Al ntDwn
90 A. m. for Easton and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays
Easton, Mauch Chunk and Shamokin. - -,
S;45 a. m. for Easton Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbsrre,
Scranton Reading Harrisburg, Pottsy.le. TSmaqua,
Shanokin, SunbuFy, WlliamspoFt. Through coach 70
90 H. M for Easton Mauch Chunk Reading, Harris
burg PottsVille Shamokn. Sgnbury and Wlliamsport.
on Sundays for Easton NaUch Chunk Tamaqua, Potts.
Vile Reading and Harrisburg. -
zoo D. NJ for Easton. Mauch Chunk Reading, Harris.
burg. wkesbarre Scranton. Tamaqua Pottsvne Shame
80 D. m. for Easton and Allentown. 49,
AS D. for Eastonl Maueh Chunk Reading Harris
burg, Sc Sundays a. . 80 D. r.
80 D. N. for EastOn and Allentown. - -
IOr Freehold Atlantic Highlands. at $50. $50,
II 10 M. 80, 80 100 sundays, 10 a. m,
100 y. except FreehOd)
For Long Branch and points south TO Point Pleasant a.
40 l5. II 10 a. m. 30. 90. 80, $500 p.
Sundays except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park, rs
100 D. -
80 100 D. m. sundays 0:l5 a. m, 4 200 p. M.
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat PARK and Bar
nePat 30 8 rs n. M, 30 80 p n,
For Atlantic City, vlneland and BridgetOn, at $50
For Monmouth Beach and seabght. 30 rs M.
90
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ARE. LACkAWANNA AND
Il - - =, - NvESTERN RAILROAD


Shortest Line. Nes.ibuled Pullman Coaches
o a. m~BuGlo and osweeo Express. Via Paterson, for
watar can Stroudsburg, Scranton, Binghamton Owego
I,Seca Waverly Elnlrl, Corning. Bath. Danyile sher.
hwrne Waterville Richiel1 Springs Utica. Mt Morris.
reene oxford Norwich, Cortland Syracuse Fulton and
ntrmediate stations Connects Scranton with trains
Tor Ptston WilSesbarre. Danye, and Northumberland
al Bunalo with trains for the West.
90 n Min ghamton Mall Via BoOnt0n.
n M Binghamton and Elmlra Express FOR Water Cap
Stro1dsburg. scranton Oweg0 Wayeh. BE-. connect. ~
Scranton with traiDs for Pittson, Kingston and Wilkes
barre. - . -
80 D. IN. day).- Buffalo Limited Express via Pstr
son. for Stroudsburg Scranton, Dlnghamton Owego Wa
VERY, Elmra. Cornng Bath, wayland, Danviile. Nj
Morris, &C., arriving In Buffalo az 80 a. m. -
(daily).-Buliao Utica and Osweeo Express, for
Stro1dsbnrg. scranton, Blnghamton Cortland Syraen;s
Fulton, Greehe Oxford Norwich, Sherburne, Waterye
Richded Springs &c.. and all points buffalo piyssj
connects with trains for the West.
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ORANGE, N. j.

desirable residence with about two acres OF ground
stable and good garden south entrance OF Lewelyn
Park house is supplied by falling spring; price
nnderate: terms lhernl. Apply
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TAPAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave San Francisco follows:
OCEANIC (wilI call ct HoIoluu) Saturday juno 49, PM
GAELIC uetusy, 1Hy - H.
OCEANiC-.-............W Wednesday, August y, D. M
superbly Acknowledgements Accommodations.
RESERVATIONS can be by letter telegraph TO and
cabin plans seen 2S7 and 343 Broadway New.York or
Room IA Railroad Building San francisco.
> - LELAND STANFORD, President.
II GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-29

NJ ORDDEUTSCHEK LLOYD S. S. CO.
II SPRING SAILINGS. 1891.
SOUTHAMPTON (Londonl, BREMEN.
kller........Sat, May 80 Havel.. ... Tues. June
Iahn.: Ives, Imne E6e .-.-"wsd' June 70
E8scr..-..... We'd June . tIoer...--. June ID
sat- June o.
OELItICHS q CO.. No. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-29

n ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINES TO cALIEE9kNi,Aa SAPAN; HhlMSfk xrco
'-' prom New-YorE, pier foot Of Canast n K.
. for San Francisco, wa the Isthmus OF Panama
CITY OF PARA sails Tuesday, June 2, noon
From San Frsnesc9, Isl ane Rrsnnsn sta
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO sails Thurs, June 20 o. m
For freight passage and general nformation apply 70
eompany's onire she pier, foot Of csnsl.st. n RI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-29
tNHlTE STAR LINE.

RoYAL And UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs.
sTeutOnic.. June g., 2. m rIentonie. July J. p m
Majestic. june H. D. M Majestic July TO- y go am
From white Star Dock, foot OF West 10th-st
Second cabin these steamers. Saloon rates, $50
according and location OF berth.
Second cabin, aud s45 Excursion tickets on favor
ale terms teerage the Old Country, $50 Com
Iany's Office No. 20 Broadway, NewY DIRK. Philadelphia
Cnce 400 WanutBt. j. BRUCE lSMAY, Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
Woodward & LOtlrOp,
Temple Dry Goods Store,
CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS
STORE OPEN FROM A. n. TO6
y. NJ.

Within each family circle within the hori.
zon OF home and those we loye-bsby holds.
by the right Of precedent and universal assent
OF ecquiescence. supreme. unquestioned. SOW
ereign sway No monarch half so impsrious.
none go clamorous. few at once so irresistible
and lovable. For bsbys sake we stop at
naught. Because it is baby we yield. power
less TO resist. Baby is the light of tho home,
the sunny rift in the cloud OF prosaic life.
Proper clothing is all requisite and important
What we have for the baby? Everything.
Nothing too fine or too beautiful. or you can
shade off TO things without a bit Of extrsvs-
gance in them. Whether money be scarce or
not the clothes must be had. and wo want this
b. be the place where you shall get them.
Baby clothes have their fashions and STYLES
az well as those OF grown folks. Each season
notes an introduction Of something new. an
improvement over the old for the little
ones" and the present season is no exception
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
prnnnrtr Trnn.frrs.

Cnyof Ricim0nd-Sara and Henry Book
er 70 Virginia VI. Kelley, 70 feet on the south
side Of Catherine street, SZ5.
Svdney r. Clay 10 Z. A. Catlin. 1872 foot on
Marshall street northwest corner Thirty -hrst'
subject 20 @ deed Of trust OF tl,l25.5O, Sl,oyO.
Daniel b. Fisher 20 ). j. Williams. rs feet
on the west side OF Laurel street between AL
bemarlo and Beverly, $500.
John Hickey TO John Kinney, 20 feet on the
south side OF Boyd street near Harrison.
SI0l0.
Thomas II. Norwood TO G. J. Hunt. % feet
on the west side of Eighth street between
Grace aud Franklin. $3.50.
Arthur ). Lacy 70 l.. J.. Lacy interest IN
7s2. feet on Grove street. northeast corner OF
Morris. &l.335.
j. ) Parrish special commissioner, tOSimon
johnson. 70 feet on the south side OK Duyal
street. 500
Heinrich Counfy.-Le Roy +. Brown and j.
Thompson Brown 10 q. II. A. Ball, one half
interest in s4ls acres on New HenrcO turn
pike. two miles from Richmond. sl6.sl0
=. Dickerson. Jr.. - DonOon, Upper Il Co.,
personally. 5000.
W. S. Greon to L. T. Bradley. 30 feet on
west side Twenty-second street near W, t5!5.
Maria Johnsons trustee TO o. 4. llauhardt
80 feet on Darlington street southwest corner
Tulip. ESQ.
James NJ. Poindexters trustee b X. L. Tan
ell, Anderson Evans. W. }. Christian and j.
II. Jones, three-q quarters Of al acre adjoining
Brauers estate on Thlty-hrst street. $3.50.