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Offered to a Wesleyan Professor.
 The chair of English literature in the new Chicago university has been offered to Professor Caleb F. Winchester of Wesleyan university, but the friends and students of the latter institution hope that he will not leave his alma mater. Professor Winches- ter has won wide reputation as lecturer on English, and has been one of the lead CTS in the movement to establish system of uniform examinations in English for en- trance to our colleges. His acceptance of the Chicago position would be decided loss to Wesleyan.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-02

If you decide, from what you have heard or read, that you will take Hoods Sarsapa-
 rilla, dc not be induced to buy any substi- tHts ipstea1,
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-02

Salvation oil, the great pain-annihilater, ds the staple liniment, Price only 25 cents.
 The effect of pr, Bulls Cough Syrup v most septh!ng, Yhs prtps ' only sb eents,
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT COMPANY

ID Sunday at l0:l5 a-r and i2 o'clock mia nigh.. Returning, leave Peck Slip, New York, st and Il pm. Stateroous for sale at Peck Bishops, No 76e Chapel street, and at KlocfI drug store. Sunday boat leaves New Haven at lo:S pm. Staterooms for latter sold st Elliott House.
 Faro 75 cents Round trip tickets SI-e5 Ceood for dRys) JAMES H wARD Aes1t
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@1fsceI1anEu11s.
COPARTNERSHIP,

COFARTNEI EICS5HITs r HAVE this day formed a partnership with my son, Louis A. Mansfield, under the name of Austin Mansfield & Son, who will continue the lumber business at the old stand, where for thirty-f five years it has been located.
 Thanking all my friends and customers for their patronage hitherto, I cordially invite @ continuance Of the same with the new firm.
 AUSTIN MANSFIELD. We shall be pleased to see all our old friends and as many new ones as may be willing to of our ability. AUSTIN MANSFIELD & SON. New Haven, Conn.,, April 1, 1891. ap1 St
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-02

Government Bonds. Ths following were the quotations for United States bonds at the call to-day:
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the New Haven postoffice, New Haven county, state of Connecticut Wednesday, April 1, 1891:
 LADIES' LIST. H-Miss Mary Harvey. K-Miss Katie Kelsey. M-Alice Mckee.
 COMPLIMENTS LIST. B-James Brown. W-George 8. Wright
 ND SHERRY F. NJ
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VAULTS AND CESSPOOLS

Thoroughly and Neatly Done by
 FARNHAM. Orders Left at
 H. B. BRADLEY & CO.'S, 406 State Street, R. EEaFGH soNs ss s4 Chapel Street, Will receive prompt attention. Satisfaction guar apt@4is TE..EpNONKCONNECTTO
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-02
WHEN MONEY IS TIGHT

NOTICE l stockholders Tho New Haven Brewing com pany intend to make application to the superior court, now in session at New Haven, for a decree changing it's corporate name to that of 'The Elm City Brewing Company" ,o Dated at New Haven, the 18th day of March, mh26ap2 2t it's Attorneys
 Committee on Streets. F1NHE Committee on Streets will meet in rooms at 5 pm when the following matters will be sidered:
 Petition of Fred W. Beers ct al for curbng on Third street, south side, between Hallock and Howard avenues.
 Petition of Ferdinand Hartoz jr., for grading street and Whalley avenue.
 Petition of O. A. Baldwin ct al. for curbing of parkway on Edgewood avenue Petition of Felix Chilngworth for the exten- sion Of Mott street from Derby avenue to the Petition of John Roche ct al for the extension of Laurel street to James street. Proposed order for the layout of North Bank street and its extension.
 Communication of the Board of Public Works recommending stone block pavement on Whit ing street.
 Petition of Calvin Russell ct al for a sidewalk aud curbng on Monroe street, east side, between Peck and Lombard. Ellsworth avenue, between Elm street and Whal- ley avenue
 All persons interested in the foregoing are mo- tilted to attend the meeting, when they may be heard in relatino thereto.
 JAMES B. MARTIN,
 Assistant City Clerk Per order: LYMAN H. JOHNSON ap1 St Chairman
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GRATEFUL COMFORTING. EDDS'S Cocoa.

ssDy thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nu- triton, and by careful application of the fine provided our breakfast tables with a delicately favored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors bills It is by the judicious use of gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease Hundreds of subtle wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well for tified with pure blood and properly nourished frame."-Civil Service Gazette.
 Made simply with boiling water or milk: Sold only in half pound tins, by Grocers labeled thus:
 d9I wod d&thIv London. England.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-02

IMPRESS and Pine Shingles; Carolina, Geor- C gia and Michigan Pine Lumber. Spruce Frame Timber. II. W. STOW,
 n,lT dGw 371 Chapelsstreet
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-02
Yale Corporation Election.

The graduates of Yale are called on to nominate two of their number for election to the corporation to fill tho vacancies caused by the expiration of tho term of William M. Evarts and the death of Thom- as c. Sloane. The term of the latter would have expired in 1895 and touching that vacancy the Worcester Spy says:
 It would not be amiss to have Massachu- setts member of the corporation and would suggest for the consideration of Massachusetts graduates especially, and all others as well, a wise and faithful son of Yale, Judge Marcus P. Knowlton of the supreme judicial court and the class of 1S6O
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-02

New Haven Local Quotations. Furnished by BUNNELL & SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers 10S Orange street.
 pkNV sToCKs
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-02
CITY CAB COMPANY,

2S and 40 Olive Street. Telephone ssT S@A Coupes or Hacks at any hour Car
 riages furnished for weddings funer. Als, shopping and church calls: terms reasonn hlS 1e21
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-02

City Sheriff Whiting yesterday attached prop erty of William French and others in this city in favor of the state of Eunice M Crane, deceas ed, of New Haven, of which Robert Crane is ad minstrator. The amount named is &, ,OOO The suit is to recover loan and is returnable to the superior court May 5.-Bridgeport News.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-02
FUNERAL OF GENERAL JOHNSON

ITO BE CONTINUED. l
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TO FEMALES,

The special diseases to which females are sub tect are treated with perfect success by b. Lyon. The doctor has made those diseases a special study for over third of a century, and his success has been as gratifying as ii has beez complete Therefore all ladies suffering from any disease incidental to their sex will find tn Dr. Lyon true friend and skillful physician, and one who is competent te treat all those diseases and effect permanent cures in the shortest possi- bls.r
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-02
Housatonic Railroad.

Express Trains. -Local Express.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-02

At Springfield Tuesday, the jury in the case of Mary Sullivan vs. the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad reported verdict of six hundred dollars in the superior court, finding that the engineer failed to give the usual signal in approaching the Chapel street crossing in Westheld, where tho woman was injured. This was the second trial of the case as the jury disa- greed on f. ger occasion
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-02
City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
 Pickett.

Pickett.
 Harry Decker, theft and fugitive from justice, discharged; John F. Hopkins, vagrancy 60 days in jail, $5:42 costs; Henry McNeil yagrancy, 30 of peace S against % Joseph Nsele judgment tes sasl pended; Margaret Noble and Mary Ann Mcclure, drunkenness 30 days in jail James @ s. Scott,
Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-02
Court Notes.

John F. Ward has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late Michael K.Ward. Attor- ney James P. Bree and Thomas K. Dunn were appointed appraisers of the same.
 Eugene Smith, who was injured by the sign of George N filling, the druggist, corner State street and Grand avenue, falling on him on the evening or January H. was yesterday awarded judgment by Justice Hall to recover $1O and costs. Smith brought suit for $50 and costs: The attorneys in tho case were James P. Bree for the plaintiff and Lawyer Arvine for the defendant
 Judge Deming will continue in office and will preside over the criminal side of the common pleas court which comes in next Monday, He will also ofciate in the civil side whenever called upon to do so. He announced his determination to this effect yesterday.
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hiscrllaueuus.
DIR. JOHN L. LYON, No. i9 Church Street.
 The well known and reliable BOTANIC hKD ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.

OPPOSITE THE PosT OFFICE Side Entrance 23 Crown Street. Olice So arranged that patients sec DO enc but the doctor.
 Who has practiced medicine in this city since iS5A can be consulted ai his otslce
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nrrnEnED NLnLTGNGTs.

Amend Bor4nd. =, Christina iIorn"nf. lith-''. o
1' irotlb,it Wn and wc to the bradley and Currlcr
CO.. ~. CarmIn,. .cHef IT, {rar, i"i ; n,
low It Al. r>cr,, Sc, ParkaNe 3oth-'t > years
B.irn,low. Eliza and husband 70 VIM Mcrscreau
6l...-t o. 81 ave / year. 4l,O4.i
B,rhcr MARGARET /. 10 Rsmldcn Robb Rdn. &c.
nh Ansl.c to Oscar another Norfolk
C61nfcd I,achol aud hu-C md to James Putnam. o.
O.. 81 ,c.er-7t and 1J32Ol NJ Frcr-,t, year Tl25 900
1r,, 60 Am.t"iau,1,c Il ,ij-tl.,t. . years, ~. OCO
nikaann Wm and Christine. to thc German Sa'.ns,
Ole Th,, r, to EonaTi Johnston, c>cr a.. II l5l'
81 ,,,6S. Ella. T. iiG-ct fay. section T. block all2.
land map clty o. NewNork . years FL0OO. ..,
Of toi,tiandt-a,c. 3 ,car.. 3 800.
nacr Gottfr,d ct A. to Charles T Hardy, trustee.
ni.q-til. Caroln. aud Iaulld 9 Louise PelctIer.
Kelly, Mary AID owen. to Cornelius Donovan.
l4G q h'if'taNr ao K }SaT s'V? ..t n Ave.n
M,IGrdnn and Viii TO s Trust Co Y. 5 7sth.st.
Mv>-a'l, LoGl., Klldn Van Rensselaer, ct al. 1872
an" Ns s7 2g 10 St dG,is o SsS2 Fulton
ave, 81 IA 50. year % 600. ,,,.,, 49,, no,
sonihS st. . y'9r. $3.50.
In-tti;ion. 55th-,t, 1st-aye mortgages, years,
Sni.h Charles to Eva Bcrhtel no SO Cansl.st de-
scott M,tear,t j. to Annie CudlIpp Cedar Place
turner. Jo ~Ih and vifc Henry b Auchincloss n
7sh It. 9thayr year. 10000
and another io.h.aye 5 cor oi-tst year 10000
whc,ron. Esther 4. 70 Frances l. Ackley 05h-st.
same to France. i Grant and another. o5th.st
same to samuel II wnton. o5th.st W lst-ave. 3
wc-throok John y. to Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Rycravo II cor is3dst year; RyerAv'' cor 18th
Zoricr Henry and We to Clarence Hops Eagle.
ave 297 II from 295thst. , wears, $1,000.
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i)ubIir Notlres.

NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARlNG.-Ihcrc
~ viii be- an adjourned public hrarnp Of the Board Of
Engineers, L. S Army, IN the Amy Hui!dng - Whit
hall street Scw.YOrA City at IL a. on Friday. Fen
rusry - 1891 thl, hearing the test mony Of persons
Interested Railroads and Navigation VIII be taken with
respect % the bridge authorized 10 be erected under IN"
provisions Of the act OF Congress o. July II 1900 across
The Hudson River a NC9-YorY CITY Ly the Company
known a. Che North River Bridge Company. II which
Jordan l.. Mott j. President aud & stav ndcnth2 Chief
Engineer persons interested invited b. present
and give their vews either orally IN writing upon IN"
question bridge al high
and upon the question O the loeation q the bridge 10
Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
NEW YORK Central
Hudson River Railroad.
knTrains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
fourth Ave. and nd ST.. New York.
T7r ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CfTz
T,a;,. len VI n, follows.

= 5ur ONLY RAILROAD station IN THE Ora
Trains leave as follows; uttca. syn
$40 A. M.-FA,i Nail. tOr Albany N''9a' Wv
Rocheste Batavia and Bqia;o LIMITED. due
1900 A. M.-CnltAGO AEsIlBO LIZ Li-1A
1880 A. 1M.2WSIIssrHlRS DAY EXPREss-Day except
1860 Econ.- soUTnwEsTERY vEsTIBIT;LEa LIN n
IIED-Due Cincinnati 10 o0 Indianapolis - Nv - ~'
400 r H. S So SHORE vEsTIBuLE3 LIM III 5t
Due at Detroit at . 10 a. H.. chicago 'oV " A''
600 p. M-FAsT WESTERN EXPREsssT,lDue chicago
sa5 oH Mi..MnaaiDIGR:0 oS AND IoNTREAL Elk.
1880 :. M.-BUFFALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
a.i5 r! W.-FAsT ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Ex'
PEESs-Dle Indianapolis II 20 p. H. heA' u''' '~
FISHRiLL ~ ICSEWRuRGH PouGHKEEPsIE R,.I,IcSs66
CLIFF CKINtiSTONl. AND HtDsON-iE -; ItUSG
il DO s 30 - 80 o. z B. m o S'o 2 3d. r0St is
P ~ for tiarri;oHs wst Poin y as. III 5 a. Me-
i47s g. 10 10 % 10 so 70 90
noon. 30, 55, 80. 8 oo' rs 20 7;So' oIo D. HE
TRoY-715 $40 1900 40 30 III 10 mo- oS 1920 II 100
uIic& iN 70 ~ ~ 5 is TO- Co.
a. NJ. l. 100 so. 500 30. 9:l5 D. H. l. 'Oo
Ro sTEG-9J0 10 90 tlo:S9 20 M n,,n u 20 noon
- 30 10 90 10 80 a. n 90 noon. $50
NI&GGHR.A ffALLISSPe'io, 700 1000 a m, 1900
ADiRoNDiGGK MoUNT4INs AXD M9NTREAII;E. 5.s.t,
ArBrRS' GENEVA ATp cAxASp4IGagAs,a;ll 10 1000
BERKsHiRE HILLS, VIZ HARLEM DIVISION
i tssc; and j? sleepqg pqBy Grand
ffe e1 P S wS,t a. S5s ia and issiRst station
York 332 Washnaton.'t 72G FqIt9n,st and 39S Bs
VISITORS Express calls for and checks baggage from
Other trains run dailS
Train. % S'st those sayiag at 70 10 90 90 M
'at o II e n99s stop at 2SG SEc f 62xE1s
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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ELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AND
~ WESTERN RAILROAD.
Yestiouled Pullman Coaehes.

a. m.-Bdnao and oswego EAprcse VIA paterson, for
water Gap, Stroud,bu-S Scranton, Bnghamton. Owego
lthaca Mayery, LlnhrH Cornine Bath Danyllle, sher
burne WatorNille, Rchheld Springs. ttica, MI Morris
Norwich Iortlnd. FULTON ana
intermedac stations Connects AZ Scranton with trains for
pittson Mllkr.blrrc, D1nNe. ana Northumberland. At
buffalo with trans f0t the West.
30 A. m.-BMG h1mton Mail Via Boonon.
y. m Bnghamon and Emlra ~ pre-, for Water Gap
Stroud burg scranton Owcgo Wayery &c; connects at
barre. ,,,
press. ., ,.,.,o , ,.,,., ,. -, ,.
son, for stroudshurf scranton inghamon Owego, Wa
verify. Elmlra. Corning. Bath. Wayiand Dansyle, Nj
alorrs NC. arriving In Buffalo at 80 a. nj.
d. nj (daly).- Buffalo Utica and Oswego Express for
Scranton. BnChamton, Cortland SYRACUSE
Fulton Greene. oxford Norwich, Sherburno, Watervle
Kchicld springs. &c. and al points Oh Buffalo
connects with trains for the West
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REAL ESTATE.
BI-SINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

At the Exchange yesterday there only orc
auction sale that of No 800 East Forty eaSt
Of Second-avc a four-story brick dwelling on lou
17x1O0 1t sold under foreclosure b James V. Nc
Manus for $4,000.
A meeting of the Committee Legislation iwfs held
Yesterday, Thomas F. Murtha in the chair. After
disposng OF the formal business Richard DeeVeS
introduced the following resolutions:
Whereas, The Harlem River IS In no sense essential sdi
10 the growth ana prosperity OF New orn Le for All
requirements, and une1Gallcd by that OF any 0t%~vT
sides II the city and aording d0clSage within one ana
one half miles Of any given point; and
whereas, The Harlem iiver forms great barrier
and hndrancc the nOrthward growth and develop
mcut Of this city from the fact that either section can
only be reached from the other by bridges or tunnels
at an enormous expense to the taxpayers ana INC
whereas, The removal Of this barrier by the filing up
Of the same would greatly accelerate the growth OF
Now FORK, and would add TO its permanent progress
thcr fore -
the Real Estate Exchange Of the city Of New rec
omrncnd 10 orr legislature at Albany to obtain INC
necessary permission from the government oi ne
United states. and pass snch legislation as VIII DC re-
quicG T. I'll up the said Harlem River, ana lay out
the streets and avenues over the same; ,.,- o.,or.
MI Doves supporting his resolution drew att@n-
ton ~ IN, proposal of the original founders OF New
York 70 have canal al what - now Canal ne
as forming an obstacle the growth OF the city and
he maintained that in future years the proposed ilar
70 tbe growth Of the city as the
canal Canal-,t. would do AZ the present moment
He argued chiefly the ground Of the delay OF Trans
port and transit caused by the bridges.
Henry Lewis Morris, in opposition, pointed out that
the whole subject had been reported upon by two IN
dependent committees. one from Washington and one
from Albany. He also drew attention t. the nature OF
the ground showing that from the larC Secuon'
bridges could be constructed from one bum 70 tle
opposite bluf that there might be an lnterchahge
of traffic both sides Of the river without obcctlon
Mr. Carr'au Of the opinion that the Harlem
Rvcr could be filed up with very little real detfihe
10 the city. A.,
samuel Mcmillan opposed the resolution on the
ground that the city wanted all the dOclacc space IL
could get and that the closing Of the docks on the
Harlem River would make those I'm New York still more
volunIe aud drive ont the poor man.
Ilrmatcly the matter referred to the special
Sul, Committee ON city Improvements, and Mr. Morris
was invited 10 attend that committee
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FOR PnILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE


For Phladepha 80. :fj 100. IL 80 a. m. 80
90 :, 20 90 90, u 90. 80 =. M II 10 night
cISNpAlS 900. ii W a. M. = 90, 3:-O. . 90 w
For la nor, and Wa,hneon daily at go IT 80 leX-
cont sunday a u.. 100 20 200 p. NJ Il 10 night
WY 1in, iGa,lug at 40 II 80 a. M so 90 90.
al A. M II - night except SATURDAY night. SUNDAYS
20 90 Il 90 D. ~, have connection for Realizing Har-
For Snbury ana Willlamsport Via PHILADELPHIA ct 10
m Il 10 BUFFET parlor car, 80 p m, T. 10 midnight
|.<r,rt Saturday night) Sundays. 600 D. NJ.
Tickets ana roroCar seats an be- procured az II, l72,
oGi Ai5 0i4 lIiO LBS BroIdway. 1877 Gth-aye, 2Gi
Wtst l25th ST. i3i Fast l-5.-t. NewYOr& COurtst,
$40 Fuiton-st.. 9S broadway. Brooklyn
Nrw.Yorl Transfer Con pany VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
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RrcoRprp REM EsrATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY.

RIAL iNI \ T. Inn ''''i - va
25thst 80 It " Of eth-a'e. 25X9S.0; Ehz
steumc,z To T. p sche 80. 49,: 81
Vad,l1tI,g, S ,as s s H. n UVfy %etsrook
yand.rhi,-avc. cor ls5d-st 2GsSltl.5xZo3.Jx
,3l H.; sane 10 Ia n. Of 7taa,c. a5liooI:
Caas II s,u.na'd and vito - Fernando U 900
s2ds s,u: So liz west Lewis spencer and another
NoffoiiL t. So 81 oscar stern ana another to ,oo
- . NJ snd VIE - fhup Wag1~f '..... 1900
$40 JACOB Ffomnc. RI D. sarah Jackson $4,000
FSrv wl,,po%sn and Vie To- Htnry iones lO25O
San, property Henry Tonnes 70 i1ottl't'' Manu- ,oo,o
osd' '.1'''S- > loo I. q l,ta,e 25GMoos;
!a9rs' l. N'0'y anu O.'' 10 i-,''' $4,000
''I t,I!i''' '.''''.s '''''' . '''.'' 1907
l.,a,'. " s. 252 II = Of 2i,h.-t. 25.2xioo; ,ooo
,s @" TO Franc 90 r. A. s} 9 lS 25axoo lOOO
,aa.. 10 II \ watca. 10 ..',, % 5000
sane Wato d'. aad a N A4' all "i o. eooo
l-'a'i nc r. ,,,nt ' Al. titiS ~ 1000
I, Ia%p"I II Wln'on and others To- frances COCO
'' .s.. w lcS y Lay 5,'E sa,a iIS'loos
ViIl.tR.. 50 o. i.ll 70 % ~ south rl BoItN"I'
-'NiOo, Et"afI II Parcels AID "f' to jacob coo
'' ,as via 10 Cha4i. all Roo,oySIt 1900
Jth..yc. II = corner lith-st. loo;llyi20i charles
95,h, ~ ~ 1876 itw leHaT,oa.,1e I5ixloCS;
,aas t.rnae - da l'.'' 95 mip yilg:
Mo%l,I9 9 l .s!,:s vivian Il "''' ''' IS 400
Rr1ldr 'i'' lot 1871 map belmont VILLAGE, -,
I00Al0o; CAa' \ Rooney t. Mary J. MoniEnu33 ooo
Gn'e. 45As3z2oSl25; wm 5 oIdyke and another 400
74t'-;s.' s- ~ II " 9th.aIe. io,lo:; John
l' 5,g; r. 'l. l'Oo' in''p ''.' u4 $500
Bowl ,o5 i IT, +, i-Il> Micn%at.ii ' $4,000
fnt'liif ,or '' to +, MOO Ma1i - 1910
~ 81 I'm and ,yifc {, Ro,,It i Iioulet.... $500
Aqg,auNy ,irr, GRAHAM To- Tirafd Il rar-S 1900
i-ti a., -G' and WI. r. Eo5rrt simpson 10000
l324.-t. o. - 4lo u of jthaNc. 23NJJll '""f''S 10
Noidr % MAJ - ,adwr!. ;, ,,,....-, N''
Gu 81 ', ,gd f to Wade1ar L1d.Rc 10000
Na,-an-t SO, - aud = and ~ % - Coiar't 70 ooo
San. ,r.r r.. = Toour ~ tiahrcl VI To)hrr 100000
r. rst.r.-t 80 ~; John Kart IT, to On ooo
6Soa l'2 i z. and Gi r % '5 watts 1872
SET Nh. and S To- Erari rarssIi n. 1900
,i l .;s :, e.. sia.' ?-S rat, i *:
''4T T, I'[ i ~, ~ I'll 10 >arr.. loco
II u 'rr,1 mn and Vie To- saru, Wi, oi.5O0
1i, yIilrg , yf To- Eobcr. Il@,uct 5000
,--a,r. : - 2l7.7 r. OF Wc'teh'-'"r-ave coo
a-cNoo: ~ Parc o george W ilase ....,; GOO
"a ,isc1s- '''' cora - ''" ~ 5000
Ic,,. 49,. . o.. cor ~ ai.,..t. Joe sxlOD; Edward
ogie.uh' hr'r 90 a. 10 Wm D WI on. .--.... IAc
- ,. wi.Tak ard nd so To- s,au. C. dams ~ 10000
r.l,ori.,, v cor ~ Dovniur..t o5N..f.cx,5N62G;
lows s Mi hol 6, rerth1 ~ ~ .......- Ike
G-tl,t. . 5. loo T. " OF etha,r c5Nco.5 Amos ,-o,
o,,,'t m - It Sc or 7th.,yo ei>o-o: I.ri4n
luyGt and wife 10 Martin DoWn2....-.. l''ooo
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Railroads
CENTRAL R.R. OF NEW.JERSEY.

FOOT OF LIBrRTh-SI, NOhAu Hlfhi
Time Table OF December -. 1890 ..,
40 A. IN for EaotOu. M1Uch 'huhh NlAesoaIi'
Scrauton Rgaing harrisburg, I1uaquA SnahoHI ouis
nury WIaus poit ON sundays Tor tSstOh Mauc NhuAiN
Miikr>h4rrr and =, r1utou.
~ = H., i0r IaSton and Maurh Chunk. on sundays
r,o'ton Nauch Chunk and ShamOkin. ...,,. ,-.
S,iy A. M for Ea-ton Mauch thunS' Nl.kesoSrIo
~.r,nt,n I;.9iiur Harrisburg. IOusNNc. Iauaqua
sbanok,n Sunbur,, WiI.amsport. Through 'oa'h 70
" .o0 r. H. daily for Easton. Mauch Chunk Readhs'
I.1-.urO Pntf,Nliie. sundays Tor t4'''
AZ r. NJ Tor Eas'ou. Mauch Chunk, Reading itNrIs
burg Wilke- barre, scranton Tamaqua, PottsNe Sh'V
"'' 30 D. m. for Ea>ton and Allentown ,...,., uorr,-
- D. IN. for Easton. Nauch thuhA, He1niR' io1'i'
hurg ~ SUNDAYS az = 30 ,.
o' : 40 n m, Tor Easton and Allentown. .
tDy ttlnntIr u,ahlad,. AZ t:tj. ) 10, II 10 a. M
20 10 g 90 d. ID. Sundays . 100 a. M, % p no
For Freehold. at As, 10, II 10 a ni 80 t'oo'
o Lang Rrpnch and point. south 10 Point Pleasant at
AZ sI5 II Is a. M. 0l. 20. .oO D. M SulVlN :,
rIr|it ocean Groye and Asbury Park 90 a. H. +'oo
p For Rcd Bank. at 40 10. II 10 M. 80 90
90 10 Il 100 o. m. SUNDAYS . 90 q. NJ, 900 y. H.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
4, AZ S.l5 A. H.. I 80, 20 10 p. IN. SUNDAYS
100 A. H. Iar,,r cars AZ 80 40, 10 p m sun
Tons Rly.r Barnegat and Barncgat. 40
. ~ 30 / 20 p. %. Sundays y 90 a. III.
Top Atlantic city, Ninelaud and Bridg'ton' at $40
a. ci, M"Hrouin Beach and scabrsht. at s5. 1l0
A. H., ! 80. 20 =. H.
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD. \. !. c. s.

w II; Il: T. ~ Co., esIIFains leave West 42dst
the foot OF Jayst New, York Hamilton, London Detroit
Louis. . IS. 5 ~ p M ioronto. no 10 m . Is
"a Fails Utica Syracuse 80. 10 10 a m. Il IL
% 10 D. m and ali 80 a. M. runs only to Utica Kings
81 Is, 10 10 all 30 a. a and
- no p. XIII ana Ai9ny. 3 so = is. 10 is,
Point: CSTnEaL Newbgrs '33o = y, SIS, 10 i5'
10 49, an go a. NJ ~ 10 - 90 So - 10 $50, IS 80,
IS rs pm Elegant sleeping for Buao Niagara FALL:
Detroit CHICAGO 81. Louis all through trains
Leave Brooklyn VIA BfOGslyna Annex aiC 80 a. M
5 3 80 D. IN. Daily Daily. eScept saturday All otner
trains daily except Sunday For tickets time tables par
slecping mod ton Information aniv
orces Brooklyn-I3' Washn aton st. 7oO Falton.st Ky
mex offcc foot fuon-st New (itv-l Yt,H ysa
pt s7l BfOaaway iis bowery u Park Place s. wss;
l86ht West Shore Stations foot Of West IJds ANA
foot Of Jay.st North River G. +. LAMBERT G,enessi
RAasanpep AGant us"SAshtt-ave.. New.York
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New. York. MONDAY. Feb. Q.
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NcwY0rk. MONDAY. Feb Q.
The following sale held at the Exchange ana Auc
Room to-day
191 fa.; od.1.c. lot 1TNl0O3; j j. NcNanus. f90Do
sale oi binding. With plot u land N9 ~ Fast Broad
vay " co Pikost. 'dloufnrd T. March g. -,
sale ~ dW'hng With lot. 40 90 East l2Bthst W atm
ave. was adjourned sine die.