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Railroads.
II. X, OF NEWT JERSEY.
EOOI OF LIBthI I, "VI'4II NJ ' LI''

FOOT OF LlBEkI1-Sl., NOiN4H nv LIZ
Time Table Of December p, 1890 1890
4:so a. H. Tor Ia.tcn Magca Chunk wilkesbarre
SsahtSn hgahs t Jiay, f,f Eston Mauch ChunK
Wilike,tafra a1d Scra9ton.
20 a II. i Ia,ioa and Mnqh Chunk. On SUNDAYS
Easton, Mauch Chunk and sG9mo{n, ,,,o1 wnse.h,,ro
shamoEin. sunbury. wiIlilmsport. Through coach to
80 daily to Ea,tSn Much C, chq9 5 ,d Re1dn Ling.
nj Sr rs,9@ M'g 4am SSa" po tfsShs sR ao
MN 80 p m for Ea,on agd Algao oaR reading Harris,
burg 80 So g M sfo oS s. s5 and S2 H.oan
~ For f IC Il I5. 3I5 II Is NJ 80 80
prqqca aaa '5c 5 o 20 70 o PGn' r Saa a.
tNrcbt Ocean Grove and A,oury PARK 90 d H.. 800
p or Rcd Bank - s5 II 10 a @ n 5 80 p G no.
49, FOR LAKEWOOD.
At -, 10 a. H.. 80. 20 10 y. m. SUNDAY
500 a. IN. PariOr Cars al 80, 4:-o' . 40 p. M sun
For ICns River Barncgat Parl and B2Faegat. 49,
For Atantit C.ty VMe.aud aud Brdgeton, at 4;45
a. I c N 'U p tn Beach and Starlight. SIS. 5
a. m. 80 4 20 p. IN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL Eli l. LINE.
For Phiadephi At 80 - p 90 IL 80 a. M ! iSo
St0%SD2YS.. 90 ii:oo a. m.' 100 $40. 90. 900
r. For ia tinor: ard WASHINGTON daily At 90. II 80 X
drn, ''N,"i az Mon, 10 .ycrit staTiat niht SaniaS,
Tor sln6ury and WniiamsIort. VIA Philadelphia a. IS
A. N, 1, 80 H.act rarior Car 80 p m Il 10 midnight
Ngp SATURN .S sIgaa CSU p T. at r. e
.6l AS. ga. Ito 1913 EroaG%N. %, OH ave, ga
s WG'i Fd i,I. g. IT, "a nroadvay Iroo&iyn.
Ncw.York Transfer Company viii call for and check
hpfs n
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD. y. J: G: &

H.. Il. II. Co., Lessee.-IrSns leave West 42d.st.
Station New follows ana earlier
the foot OF New York Hamilton. London Detroit
ana Cnlcago 10 10 a. H. = rs p M SD p M ST.
IS is p. Buffalo Rochester SgspC rson Bridge, Niaga
. rs p ana an 80 q m; runs only to Utica Kings
- 10 p m. Catskl and Albany, 800, = 10 no.
Point Cornwall Newburg - 80 '7:l5. ) 70, no 10
IS To- III as p. Montreal and Canada East rs rn
40 l6 pm. Elegant sleeping Tor Bunao Niagara Falls
Detroit ChIcalo ana St Iou. on all through trains.
90 .. Jersey city. T.. Il. Il station a IL 20 m.
trains daily except Sunday. For tickets. timetables par
Tor slecnnc ear notation Information apply
onices Brookyn-333 Wlshn zionist 720 FultOn.st An
mex Office lulton-st. NewNork city, 3g3 1855
DS2 27l 1913 Bowery Il Park Place SO West
lx6th-st shore Stations West ana
foot or Jayst North River G. Y. LAMBERT. General
passenger Agent Vanderbilt-avc Ncw-York.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW.YOKK 1RIB:
n I'VE WILL ~ PF' EINED At TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES. 80. 198s Broadway corner ThirtyaI't;:t
TWENTY hlrd,t. conner SHAY l52 Gthave 1913 Fourth
,.y,nth-st go Th.raye rear S 0t ar;t It Los
Ito Nlntha cor 72dst 60 Ibcrtyst 81 Avenue a,
323 Thirdave., and the HARLEM OFFICE $50 East
Onc.hundred. and twenty tlithst. - and 206
Wc-t Observation-Disclosures fth-st.. at regular ofce
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Sn5iTH:!lon.

For Bows and Young Men-City
Glass FOR BOYS.-Intc mediate ana adfanceeu
a grades students prepared for college, Jaw, scenunc
.cnoois and business. W f. CHASE. ~ West 0Oth.ss
a -CIKCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE stage
A.whether for boys girls; city OF county I;
M YSSOON American School Bureau. 2 w fth-sI, \. L.
INSTRUCTION commercial branches elocqtioh, mii n
arv science and tactics and deficient Engish given "
essonable terms long experience. Gail tuesdays Ana
b. f. HYATT. 1T Madison ave.
DRFPARATOGY college school at l79 West ~ nsI e.
i conducted by H. r. wells the learner uiErg az
sbnes Nv ne methods n: instruction employed; personal
attention TO each: limited o twelve scholars.
II yIyERs,TY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1,473 Broadway,
near l2ds 53d yea Pa3Go1nrts Cy W. e. AKIN
4 c. HENDRICKSON Principals
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Nem Publications.

Eighteenth Edition, pot paid for &c. stamp'l
II He HUMAN HAIR: Why It Falls q QF T.
Turns Grey AID n. EmedT ~ Pf9l' Pbf Pa
"Fyery one should Rad this little book. "-Athenaeum
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 20.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs-N. Y. CITY

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N Y CITY
f"THf" T., II M,r[ ~ -. % 900
5i-t--t 80 $50 west; Julia and = Mann to
Isabelle u" Barre ...... -....-. 49,.
'"i ir,"g 'I' Grar and Vic to Sp1cht $4,000
stint wlf To- a'' II Jo'oph Nv 49, 600
7',' ,1r, '''o 10 '''. 80 $1,000
l'' STI ..rons RI to Gr 'dcn '. 1000
RECORDED LEASES.
Low. J. 10 Catherine Conway, no 2oSo @dave, o
Ffy ? II. to X " Block. Nos % and p Church-st.
3 vars. $500.
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for Sale
ID rRLIC SALE OF OLD Supplies AM

- UBLIC SALE OF OLD SUPPLIES AND
y MATERIAL At THE NAVY YARD, NORFOLK
AsAa,-NaW Depar.n''nt. %a.hincion D. c. January 20
eR 81 G ar S o @ pSs joT there AT M be- sold
the Navy yard Norfolk w.. certain supplies bolona.ns
70 dd Nag ronaT4 q g@ iGr m.e ' n
agr.. pistols cutasses, tool cartridges. scrap iron unk
aSh to tn5 hahr. bidder and vii commence at 10 a.
March is9i ana continue rom DAY to Gay II neGe.,ay
cent VIII be feguird at The time Of the salc hr
4 ns lalp3ec and tine Tgov4 , Of "a! Prs' ynP ay
which dsp@ W.T. 10 De Io i,n :. me- a an stat
aotai within thc tine stated schedules Of the afc,
Navy YlrI N@f,k Va. The aitlcirs purc1scd must bc
TEACY s..r,taly Of The NAVY.
DTBLIC SALE OF OLD MATERIAL AT
L TUE NAVY YAED, Y0RK.-Na,y Depart.
ancc win th@ pro-, !ons Of n" scoSd rcton Of IT, act
Congress approved AUGUST D. lSs2. Siatut", At Lar,"
de- naval .i.cc for The G.cl ycar ending junc Co. ls5i
@d SOD SG G a. np la l P'a Y9% 80 M5i 70 S %
,eran ariel and mat al 6"onsIqr 10 The Eayy Ccn
material. conremc,t. gun, gun-cnFi!2aes rifles re.
op rF crap ca'r crap i5.d sho; and br Ssr
on ~ Teap n, tc cgy barrel,
tngent ,ore The ssies VIII he for cash the hehst
6 e'g par iSa ' % ar and Material rn Tcs Tr
Gord 'Propoas for TIE Pur,h,.c Of oid Material n thc
Navy YarI Ncv-York. ~ D. opened March 10 1891"
1T than - O'Clock noon on te above dntr, when bls
vii publicly opned deposit Of 20 p.f cent 81 the
= the Inymnt Of The balance and the r'ro'a of
tho article. within thirty days d1tc Of acrei lance Of
id mi. drro-t vii! De- forfeited the Tnit,f
I'm event ~ failure nav such balance and removal
,l.biu fle tine sat'd Deposits Jlnyng bids
accaIt4d win ae returned These deposit, vii De- made
v.h The = master the yard. Schedules Of the articles
OIL I'd can b. procured from the coUTandan 81 the Navy
y,rd New YORK and tn articles samples thereof IN.
s,cd AZ that place upon application tAc General Store
per Tho ratc'3i and aclcs will be sold rs 10y lie.
and r.t be rsuOvd without 'ATeIs the f;ONcrnUcnt
tn. right ~ reicrt any AL bids + reserved j. T.
TRACY Secretary Of the Navy.
A SIIVER.TONED. pickd mounted tabinct uprlah:
"A plan0fofte full plate thrc, chord MAGNIFICENT
tune and perfect order Used private family only Ave
cabinet Call Monday, private residence 81 West 2adst
near 0th-ave
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Citn l]ropcrln for Sale.

4 We OFFER FOR SALE
\ beautiful new fouI-~ory house ~ usual careful
AID substantial aud finest modern cabinet
nush @n,Gl feet Wt pantry aud bathroom extern
on restricted block next g. the Park close T.
IN. Srycnty-.'cond street ~ station.
At...- So ooo
larger house DOL feet wide with extra rooms and
nut. unusual Arrangements 50 001
EXAMINE THEN 60 % - West 7Oth.st. AZ any time.
ar address for description and plans.
CHARLES ~ TX s CO.. tjiumHus-ayc. corner 72d -;
A TrRACTIVE @G-FOOT Houses. 3.S1ORY ard base.
u mcnt. hl,h--toop hrcwn-touc, bay window fronts
handsome block On West Lnd.ayr terms cl.y.
Title. Will b. guaranteed hy policies Of TITLE CT Ar.
ANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY. 81 Librrty.-t.
WALKER LAWSON owners
792 West End-ave.. 1924 and 10th SITS.
CO. OOO -FCLL-ERONT HOUSE With dHlnp.r room
|o'UUU.cNt"nsion IN 57tl.,t. between 9th aud jth
ayes. this X g,'at bargain. Full particulars
Office GG shave, under Hotel Lanrhan. RlKER &
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I EulGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of CoFuands ADD
Desbrosses SIS. as follows;
and the West Potvle and principal local points Char
car 70 Lyons aud pullman ear 70 suspension Bridge;
ii a H. L. and y. Junction and intermediate points
Chair car Mauch Chunk. a..
car 20 YunkhannOck. Connection Reading and Harris
burg. -, r,,..,., 49,. ..,..,.., ,o,srr,ad,,ts ro,,..
WDkesbare anu Pullman sleeper 70 Suspeson
Bridge. -, 1.....,, >,..N chu,x an, a.. .u..,
nolns Char car to Mauch Chunk
-" 40 ~ m Tor Mluch Chunk and intermediate points
CoSnection 70 Reading and Harrisburg.
D. m. for Geneva. Lyons. Emra, Rochester, Buffalo
and tie West pullman sleeper Lyons and Suspen sion
Bridge.
n m connect all points In MahanOy and HaIletOn coal
'Ne SUNDAY TRAINS.
i M. Mduch thunk. Tia lctOn diato
roints and IL IN. for Shenandoah and Intermediate
points -, c,-,-
z D. m. for Geneva, Lyons. Emira Rochcstsr Rn1,.
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern Office. 235 broadway
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REAL ESTATE.
RTrSTNESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

New.York Saturday, Feb IA.
r h S2 e %e sndns y @ sales
city real estate was s719,4l0
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week ending Saturday, February y,
the following public auction. ar, announced to be held
a. the Exchange and Auction Room:
TO-DAY (MONDAY) FEB 10.
Foreclosure sale plot OF land, 36Xl2O, lootn's"
100 IT Q Of Morris Place
TUESDAY, FEB. II.
Foreclosure SALE 1 lot 20x75, and 2-story dwellng
80 10? L 81 5sn! sc # Of H %sy; l'S o i?S
oC Of ot 1a '' o .'5 s86x5Co and 5.tCy cadns 80,
ana ana icy aaag N0 4iS WS.t hst
n Of 746.t ;'I lots. 25xi0o7 each Of Fast l35th-
and G Guos g! '? %ss J po4 S s9s aas
: q 1i5h.st; lot 2txso and IT. S s. fGy
s SS' and , - y a. t%1 z. md ( IIS
Ia. ii;th,.t s. ISalc lots about 3oA25 each ;
F'd@ pr Rlye Ic5g q 5d Sn &c. 1. A|S'Gt saw
O. co SSsR s,i SP; ! 5s nv %at @% '''1
WEDNESDAY. february 49,
Foreclosure a ot 2o.es and ts5Sy dTei das:
u lot. oa III and STORY dIcps Eat @s:
t. 100 ',h'y i, lot G0 It pia i,
loi, 35Xic6 each I5ith.st, lot 80 93i on map OF
S MHi No E"4 BE W Wet o. bt o 100
aye lot lSNloos ana similar ar W yI.l' NJ
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10
Foreclosure ,ae. lots 25AsO zach, ard 5.sory build
LIS
lot land lo01lN1OO and 5story huldngs Nos l3.O
and j7s Nai;sOn.aVt, 10Gh -; lots, 2oN
20 II each. llsth-st corner ndelhHlaie. Ns.
ale plot OF land. .0X6iG and 2sory Dulidngs os
Il aud 40 Park Row, Icarl-st' l0t looAif
ard thre-story buildings, No i2l Pearl-st, cofne.
park Row - II Of Motst plot Of land 4S.7 xO36Xi7N
iOji and story buildings Nos ia and l15 PARK
Row, II - 1899 II OF Duane-st Executors sale.
lots 25X9S9 each ana two and one story buildings
and 2-t6Ty stable. Nos 81 SIS West 3Gthst - w
Of 1Oth-aye; lot, s0xl0O.5. and 3-story dwelling NO
plot Of land l00.5x9S on Aye.A, q corner 7lstst'
lots 25N99 II each and 2-story dwelling, l50ttst
200 Of Amsterdam-ave; lot, 2jXlOOj. and j.stoTy
building No 23l East 45th.st, 215 II " Of 2dove
lot 25y ., and similar building No 32f East iSih
st. 800 It = Of 2d-aye; lot 25xle22 and similar
lot 2liASO. and 3-story dwelling. No 933 have; T.
II n 50th-st lot 2j.5Xl00 aud 5story building,
no 40 sthaNe, II corner i7th.st; Q lots 25NJ3 II
Zach and 5story buildings, Nos TO 10 West l3ith'St
:, OF 5th-aye.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20.
Foreclosure sale plot Of land. 50N6S 9y59 2x95c and
two > one and two story buildings Nos l63 ana loo
DivsonSt. running through to mos > and O. Canast
OF Jeicr-on.st 23GNl00. No 1873 MOnroest, 8 30
No - M6nfoet : 81 OF Markct-st; lot, 30 l2l
and and houses No 2Sl Cheryst running hroulh
20 40 So Waerst. Of JcIerson-st; lot. 2O2N
lI3IN1G.2Xll2s 40 212 Chcrryst. ;, lOi n OF JET
fcr.on.st: lot 2fNTijX2iN7i3 No 2S3 Aouthst ~
" Of Clinton..t lot. 2jNO0 J. and 4sCry building No
and i.siory dwelling 80 % Elst j9tnst 20ds IT OF
MadlsOn-aNc.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y CITY.
Park.ayc. W cor oirh-,t. 5OsxsO; \ king, $500
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Glnslra! gneirnmculs.

Hlnslca! 9nsirnmculs.
A n ASSORTMENT o. secondhand Grand, Upright and
"A square Pianos Of or make In perfect co3eIi1n and
fully warranted Also number OF sccond-hand Planes
VI other prominent makers az very low prices
WI. kSARE n co.,
l4S 5TH- AVE,
NEAR 20TH-ST, NETWORK.
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For Young Ladies-City.

oh ;-REv. DE-. AND MIS-. ga GGAHspNER's ooa wear.
MIR. GARDNER Author Of "Histo:y in Rhyme"
MISS NJ BLACKWFLL'S School and kindergarten Tor
". Chld.eu rooren- October J. at 700 Last S9G-sS-
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE FOUNDED 1850. Home ana
jay school. GOLD AND BRONZE MEDALS FA VI,
EXPOSITION. 1883. $50 and ~ tp any T'
End ave. Nine. VAN NOhH""' -''
For Both SeXes-City.
THE BERLITz SCHOOL OF Languages ,y yo. Non
Chcaso Berln Paris Best instruction $40 per term
Brooklyn.
THE MISSES ELY's
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
40 AND 142 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN
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" EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
twenty minute, earlier from foo; OF Jayst 80 % ~,
Made,oWh, EAentiile, Liberty Debit, Norwich Oneida
own TsMeeS Sn1so 80 p for Campbell Hall Middle
ery, Walton, Oneida Central Sauarr 0swego
NIAGARA rams, Detroit Chicago St. Louis. Daily Ar
Broadway j. C. ANDERSON. General passaoSe, ~
~ Exchange Place. N. Y. Se' Ae0A
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mounted cabinet uprlRh.
thrc, chord, MAGNIFICENT
private family only I've
uling Scarf. Stool. Music
residence. 81 West 2ad-st
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For Young I.adies-Country.

For Young Iadies-Country.
ID ELVIDEEE SEMINARY.-s100 pays for thorough
Business department With III home 5asG i Ipsssc ID
Address SEMINARY, Belyidere. New.Jersey.-
NIISs BAIRD's INSTITUTE NoRwALK: COM IN
M home snoo for girl an ThoIG0 oSon and
eSuippcd gymnasium. Terms mCdera:e.
rHE YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY. Freehold y. j.
pleasant im' T Tf yef sE%aIE Principal
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
LEXANDEk 1NSrITUTE military boarding ichG9i'
a "a Nv Mhi Fh. f d. ~ i'"''p''
i, oEDENTowN or. - MILITARY, INSTITUTE
E sy T. ii D h hHED6N a mn da4iDA
CHELTEYHAM ACADEMY. 0GoSTz. PA ..,
0GaSp and @1yy aa NeT ThGonS
f fqSP for eoese or scientific For circular
N''' 'OD'' JOHN CALVIN RICE. 4. NJ. princioal.
EASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Poughk sepSie y z
EoPen al the yet Ih9T9uih n
hAfthme;c &c Teiegiaphy stenoeraphy TypewfI:ine
Ioda No 9S enfS or t % Send or
= IMwooD SCHOOL EoR BoYs ~ Milford S. Conn., d.
their IN n sons T do S 70 PR2AS Ne HF~E 2
~ EFrUOID INSTITUTE Freenod. " D.; 45th year !,
and i'e Classical idi'l edor.es 'pe,'-D -
s UMMEE SCHOOL a. The Pe3k S Military y academy
join \. TlLDEN. y. N. NJ D.. Principal.
NoRwALK MILITARY INSTITUTE.
~ NOEWALK CONN,
Prsparos for CoIcce or Business.
Thorough teaching CaIciu! training MODERATE
charge. superior building.
Circular on request -, . po,rrre p,,,.ir,l
(, UMMFR SCHOOL FOR BOYS. -
= n THE BEYhNT School Eo.lyn. L; L. s. y
L. l. sound send for ILLUSTRATED cataosle
V,HE PEEKSKILL MILITARY ACADEMY,
I1aue e9'h 20 f%SsYS Tf6ET a. o' H. g. D. Pncta
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Cantlna Arab emles

r. ERNANDO'S ACADEMY, 1G2 Eas: 5Jth.st.--A school
dancing d. pertinent and calstL-hics; exercises
oil the new and iashonabe dances Send Tor circular
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uncaanged 30, spring wheat 9lc; No. spring Wheat
ssa92c: NO. > red. 97a97lc; 80 corn 6Ut,,' 10,
o,ts Ma > no . barley, nominal. No.
HaX.ced 81 y; prime timothy SEED 90 - 20 ms l9Tt
lboi ribs sides CoOse - jOaei % dry salld shoyis
boxed 80 short clear sides tooAe - oo0S
vhiskry di.tlrrs' finished goods. pl gallon, II y
sugafs cut loaf unchanged; No. white oat@, 46ai'c
~ 4 ,Shiie i46f5atc; 3 barley 500 '2l2ci No /
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A SILVER.TONED. Diokd d
"A pianufor;e. full iron plate,
tune and perfect order. Used !
months Will sell for S1s5. indu
Cabinet. Call Monday, private II
near Oth.aYe-
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.


the sum Of forty-nine dollars. interest witch
became due upon certain mortgage, duly eX.
n ses s:s:tsS x sss.3:s e.. ss
SssRS Ss3 I! 1s s sba Se4 8
~ therets so9taieed1 Dds sohde;
1oisSss SD stsss & II ssG q tss
satt:aa ss4 Aesa ~ sss e
] sasss sad ~ * eass t.
TT TIE New, York. Baptiat pnlons isH Ministerial
tHen4z, fourth Ar NJ lesf saadi feoDsdsd Il
sFIta dsS W. 1s7ses eteioef 4 A:S Il Se
III g " e. ' Ga es* osi
:s$ Sss;; :! s: s: So s.;
R'n ss th e. e - 81. "a s5t a.
saass The terms ;ssdi esad.ttOns: ;ot $40
sssss. sas ts s.d pas:s ~
es ss e: ss g. ssa R. ~:
81 :sc4:: :; 81 sss &c., aS,1 sat
Eand AoAeHhH ok proess1ine hav1ai in sinS6PbaAl
Re y lav o. otherylse. to fseoyef to- debt
EAsstred p go. moftsages or ny palt t1sesot:
ytir9us 81 the power q Sc Contained & said
mortgage. and pursuant to the statute in such
SIS s. .o rs & 81 81 f &C., s.:ssa
La Ind c6nvsGsd - isald :aostsa GiS;;i7Ss
es 81 osEI = t4s,s 3Fs
or NJ ~ & z r. az.
%ss E e: ss4s II $o sa e sssss Ga
s "a ss:: az
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slx Years In . Cellar.

A horrible affair has just been discov-
cred at Itegehem, in Belgium. A fam
lily named Vanden Eynde, consisting Of
two brothers and sister, live there on
their own estate. Six years ago there
was another brother, called Louis, who
went away from the village to serve his
time in the army, but although he was
very soon discharged as unfit for mill
tary service, the family always replied
to questions about. him, saying that he
vas still soldier.
Lately, however, mysterious reporst
were spread, and recently the family
were surprised by the appearance Of the
burgomaster, accompanied by several
other officials and q doctor. In spite Of
protests, they searched the premises,
and when they opened one Of the cellars
. horrible sight met their eyes. Cover
ing in corner, on q filthy heap Of straw,
was the lost brother, who looked more
like wild animal than q man.
A continual idiotic laugh was the only
sign Of life he gave, for he was not capa-
Bile Of making any movement Of his own
accord. Even his head staid in what
ever position it was turned by the doc
tor who examined him. His unnatural
family confessed that when he returned
from his regiment he was slightly mad,
and to save the expense Of putting him
into lunatic asylum they had tied him
up in the cellar, where he had remained
for six years. The brothers and sister
were arrested, and the imbecile was re-
moved to an acknowledgment Mes
seN0er
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Article. 4! d Incorporation
tITlIlFIIIS HARDWARE
COMPANY,


I'VE TIE undermined for The porpoee g g.
geei1ins and becemink BODY eospeges, Ssase
e 30. .nsn lined tbe ass
ooipofssson = ~ 81 2 s.
III ARTICLE ONE y "a =. - "a Is :
a,fhe name Of this corporation shall 10 tie
eti1tfie Fslis HerdWere Company.r The eenAnl :
10. hssdiins nd seliipee hasdvfyp. 90 elzfa
Tish; r.. Fewer to bn i ssil. soH1 u i
LIE ss NAV patent s% t n.es 3
.pesr TO the Board Of Directors necessary jn and
eb3ut moi bu6pees, and tie piileipol Hieee34e1
sx a !RG Tai IN re Sneos.
~ g ARTICLE TWO -. : =
Said corporation shall commence a. MS,
i34i Of October, A. D. 1891. and continue Tor the
tsF1n Of thirty years. .,--.7 ?....s 49,.
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srei Henry. IA :Ruteefrs end III. n. zVlf{ien r.
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foSie. Of Iouisyille, Kentucky,
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board o. three directors. eAce m .E0oo Sse1 -
sock holder, and IN the so4oWan9- EN-
be elected from the sock h2loe!ts W. q -
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thecorporatfon, which shall be held In 0ta10
Faua, 6inneo0ts. on the 16rot .NpodAG - AlnoE.
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-10-09
ASS Man Sees 1t,


The letter huttered into the sanctum
yesterday. It was from a man to a wom-
an, and he was trying to give her, in his
enthusiastic masculine way, his idea Of
the girls Of Narragansett Pier and the
costumes they wear. Here is what he
says. Comment is unnecessary:
II want to tell you that the women
here are the most glorious creatures on
the face Of the earth. They go swinging
about in the Independent, healthy man
ner you never see except at the seashore
or among the mountains. Say, why are
they always sick in town and ready for
twenty mile tramps when they get out
here?
"Of course you want to know what
they're wearing. They all have dresses
made Of flannel or something, with white
shoes, white caps, lots Of ribbons and
furbelows flying, and white parasols
with loads Of white lace punched all over
the tops The skirts are cut bias lis that
rightD, and there's something round the
bottom that l think you women call a
panel-or perhaps it's dounce. Why
can't women dress like that all the timer
Why don't You speak to 'em about it,
Eay York World.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-10-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Lsnd once ct st. Cloud, Mum, Sept "a. 1891.
- ptioe II ihesaby given that the! following
named settler has hlad notice Of his intention to
NAL flale proof In support Of his claim. and
That satd.prOof will he made before the Judge of
the.Distffct Court 81 in his absence before the
c1afk ef1id Court ct Little FALL, Iinn., on
November :, 1k9i,, viz:
ss3 and peM Of sv1<; section "a, township ISL.
RepEe o.
NHe,:nauss. the following witnesses TO- prove
hts continuous residence upon and COLT walton
Of aid land, viz:
4hos Rouse, !. Postern, Frank Johnson, w. s.
',Htn'h'sss. A. R SaxIs}::,.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-10-09
Sheep ut Thirty-thrss Cents Each.

Sheep ut Thirty-thrss Cents Each.
There is great scarcity Of money in
al the lower Rio Grande part Of Texas.
There has been little rain in eighteen
months, the ranchmen are all in debt
and the farmers have been unable to
raise enough for their actual needs. The
scarcity Of money was emphasized re-
Gently at Roma, on the Rio Grande,
where 27S fat and healthy sheep, capable
Of growing four pounds Of wool annual
", sold for thirty-three cents apiece
Cor. New Orleans Times Democrat.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-10-09

Since Brazil became republic it has
greatly increased In favor as field for
German emigrants, Of whom 1927 have
gone there during the first six months Of
the present year, a. compared with z, 122
during the whole Of last year, while In
1850 there were only 22a ~ ~,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-10-09

Three couples, IN over seventy years
of age, have been married within few
days. Sullivan county, NJ. 2, Is the
homo Of two Of tho couples while the
third lives out in Michigan. 81