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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22
Misery GETS COMPANY.
a


H. q well Ma Bocsnzs . vtee1D -
tn. Prevalent Attmeas.
.Nsyer teit better IN my hfe, said the
isxyex. a. he entered and threw OF his
overcoat.
.I,m CHAD Of il, SIR said the cashier
dobsfully. "I'm feeling pretty badly my
self
Whats cne natter be ASKED, as he
took up some legal documents and began
. hasty examination Of them
..Gnp. think, sir-"
.Nonsense, Imagination That's al
that troubles half tho people who are
sick now"
The cashier retired and the lawyer Rt-
tied back in his chair To pursue tho ex-
animation of the documents.
A few minutes later he touched . ben
and the Office boy appeared.
.sSend Mr. Capias To me" he said
"He's not here, SIR" replied the boy.
'.He sent word that no couldn't come
down"
Whats the reasou?'
''The grip"
The lawyer grunted his Dissatisfaction,
and then said:
Funny how everybody's sick. But
then il isn't good day 10 be ont II one
has cold Never mind, Willie, I'll
make out the papers myself"
But he didn't. He looked ont Of the
window and soliloquized bit about the
unhealthy and disagreeable weather.
'.Frightfully bad weather" he said. as
no finally drew his chair up to begin
writing.
please. Er," said the Office boy, enter
ing again, - telephone message"
what is ity'
"Your partner. Mr.. Legal Brief, sends
word that he is laid up in bed"
with whatT
"The gnp-"
"Ugh, This Is . terrible day out.
Shut the window, Willie. There's q
draught here that would kill a horse"
"Yes, sir. l don't feel very well my
self."
The lawyer shivered little as the boy
retired, and after another glance out of
the window settled down to his work.
Itwasn't for long. The cashier came in.
''I'll have to go home, sir" he said.
IT can't stand it,"
1.-THE grip" asked the lawyer.
"Yes, sir, the grip"
SWELL, If you're sick, Of course that
ends it. I'm not feeling well myself,
but guess can stick it through. Turn
of the steam before you leave, though.
The room is frightfully hot, and III
catch cold sure when go out"
The cashier did IS told, and retired.
The lawyer looked out Of the window
again, drew his coat closer about him,
and was about TO begin work when be
heard e sneeze.
"Is that You, WNieT he asAed
eyes, ST."
whats the matter?
1.-The grip, SIR"
''Go homer roared the lawyer. 'tGc
home, and don't die in the Office"
Then the lawyer fooled with the steam
pipes to get tie temperature exactly
right, couldn't satisfy himself, and put
on his overcoat to keep from catching
\
cold. He tried to finish his legal work
but his temperature rose and he gave i,
up. He made q run for the telephone
called mp stable, and asked for . car.
ria~e.
''None in" was the reply.
"What is the matterw he asked.
1.-The grip. All out at funerals"
He gave the telephone wild ring and
called for tho family physician. mean
while buttouing his coat up.
'Is DR.. Quinine in" he asked
Eyes, SIR was the reply.
"Tell him to go to Lawyer Jones
house at once. I'll be there before hs
can get there"
| "He can't"
"Why not2"
''The grip"
The lawyer turned his collar up, went
down stairs, got cab, shut the windows
and shivered all the way home.
He was in bed three days, and hamr
talked about imagination Gnce.-Chi
cago Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22

Daas~--Eov. Mi~ Hunter. psrsss Nm
pieasAns-shat's st-kssp THAI for soo.
sners until catch a. Ther~.
So~ vus may re~s~pe yurr natural ss.
p<usfus. q ~ wsph--ixxRxut spn.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22
MOVING. PACKING 4 STORAGE

RADCLIFFE * H0LT-Reliable upholst erers
II at Ill South Diyision-st.. have the largest
vans" employ the most competent men and
will give you regular rates. whether you ask
for them or not by 'phoning No. 800 or TO after
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22

Words which are tho signs Of ideas aro
She grand riches OF humanity.
Truth Is violated by falsehood, and IL
may bs equally outraged BY silence
THE MARKETS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22

CHICAGO Mss VI
earns Market moderately active Quota
Mons ranged o. q -sRt - for choice 20 fancy
bssppins steers. - oos % for rod 20 eseics
do y ss3s ~ fcr common 20 fair do ~ soaA S
Cor susehsrv Snsn. d p5Sso fer stecsers;
~ SoAA ~ fsssns, go - scr Feeders,
n 80 sao for Cows o. ss.Ass - fer BailA snd
- .ol2s 80 for Veal Calves
aoas-Msrkes moderately srstve Prices
c~clsues So safes ranged az ~ O1*G for
Pts.. - H2sS faF hsht; "a Sf& 70 FOR
sonss rsrsfns: - ss24ss for mixed Nnd - ~
ga :, tor asavy eackirz Aad shippisx iets
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BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

TIE s~trs stoek ierstes "a West Bridge e.
Nss a- isa asd ISL i Cor safe Bltfs roefei ? :
tSrr~ srsrcs TIE ssrar4 fozsF - IN saftF< ~
,eona. susssb1a fer eress 81 heH~kespfns
WI ass fef essh ~ efa esks nsrt ~ eits
property II soss IN = sasa tn4atfe ~
EI A. A. ioEp. isI wfsf RrisSsa
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22

Lily White Flour.
Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is family favorite. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22

Garden hose cents per foot.
HoGLE On Co.,
10 Waterloo-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22
REAL EsTATE--CoUHTRY.

L0R SALE-Resort lots. lying Just east OF
Wequetonsing and fronting on Little Trav-
erse Bay. Address c. w Wagner. Ann Arbor.
Mich. IA
EINSEY MERCER have go acres land in
IN Lake county they will sell at II its value.
9 and l0 Widdicomb building
KINsEY & MERCER will sell you nice so
IA acre farm with good buildings for $io00.
3 and 10 Widdlcomb building.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22

CfsvrtASp. o, May ~
rwrporsrN Quiet standard vhite 10
deg. sse. - gasoline. se.s; s. gasoline. fsc.
q nsrataa 8,se
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22

REAL ESTATE CITY.
DE constant. sfeadfasr persesering snd buy
own IL forever and clear In a tew years For
particulars call on l. : fredh room =.
Losetrs blocks. opposite s~eets Hotel.
EoR sALE-Cheap for eash--no money or
i tine 10 nK Is Gp-house AID lot. northwed
corner Henry and Bates sts-. one block north
flffa-aye, ana electric road just Is IL is. s3a
I ooR AT THIs-esll al Ne. sss Csss-st and
- that s2sxU place. worth S3s<S new and
modern; osk hall. ii rooms large cellar. good
vel; We are sure yo1 Viii ous when yea see
NOR SALE-fine lot, corner Union and Ken
nedy-sg.. cheap kiasey Mercer. Niddi-
comb building
EoR sALE-A few lots in South Grand Rap
= ids at .ow prices kinsey A Mercer. AID
10 Niddibomb building.
E0R sALE-t6 ft lot on Packard ST.. al head
u Of heloss -, for only sI.VV. hInses a Aer-
Ger. Widdicomb building
TOR sALE-ssooo { $50 per month will buy =
new l0roou. east front house en- Paris
ave-. north OF fiffhays.; furnace. mantei.
bath. layatory. inside closet. OAK fnisn. yard
sodded and concrete walks. elstern and city
water. gas and sewerage. 2o0 feet from street
ears A rare barsain Tor the best home street
IN tue city. also have houses st sie,o. sl1Ol
-
". Tufts. Ledyard block. Pear-sf. eatraRee-
kOR SALE-.5 feet frontage on Jefferson ave.
In the best part OF the city. vii, sell at =
bargain. kinsey Il Mercer. widdicomb build
ing.
kOR sALE-HouSes and lots in different
parts af the city; small payment down;
monthly payments Afterwards Lots aud Are
property within the old city limits. Also my
block on Bostwick-st. at a bargain. D.. NeeD-
boer. Is Io,twick-st- SIT
E0R SALE OR EACHAN6E-A fne brick
l. block well located and well rented. viii
exchange for other good property either IN or
out of the city. kinsey 4 Mercer. and To-
Widdlccmb building.
A ANN0UNcEMENT-Fi FraDkford
IA have removed 10 fifth National Bank
block. West BridEe-st. - lots for sale In
Richards Lincoln Park addition; 10 lots on
West Bridge ST. houses and suites of rooms 10
rent. lot on Madlson-a ave. Rooms 10 rent
on W. Bridge-st. Telephone No. l2s6.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22
MARRIAGE LICENCES.

MARRIAGE LICESCEs.
The following II . liss Of the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
nAnes. rssidsnce twasa outside the city And
ages OF the pArtiea Ages
julius y. Mcdonald, Olive Hendershot. Isis
Robert McCorkeil. WI bash. Ind; America
kenaxa. uroAna.
Pozzoni's Complexion Powder 10 uni
versally known and everywhere es-
teemed ss the only Powder that will
improve the complexion, eradicate tan.
freckies, and all skin diseases.
Garden hose cents per foot.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22

CHICAGO. May e.
rLouR-Ouie, and steady. Spring wheat
patents u &s516lOo: bakers &s5ft5.OO; Winter
,whea, Flour 1.i5a5.s5 for patents and ~ 7s0
500 for strzights.
waEAr-Ruled active and lower. No. Jul,
delivery. ses.asi oo7., and August. s6as7c.
CoRS-Active ar.t weak No Q. oe3oc
No. q yellow, ssSx15oAc; No. 8 5Stt6stsc; No
> yellow. 50Aa5sse, May. 5ssG5s,.c; July
s5N1Bse.
O<rs-Lower No. q tssG5oc; May 4oYa
soc; July. f4s94sc. Samples lower. No
L $3.50. No. White. 5lG52ssc. No. Q. SID
sac: No White. e a53isc.
RYs-DulI and weak. No. cash. 41S5c;
July delivery osc. and August Ste; No. by
sample ss0ssc. and No 4 s3a s5c.
BARrKY-Quict and unchanged Sales by
sample. .slsssc FOR No. J. and lower grades o5a
roc September new No. q salable.
Msss PoRK-Tradiaz moderately active and
prices ruled easier Prices ranged At go y:
Giioo for cash; sl0.e5st 100 for May; silIt
Giis2s, for July. and sli- so4ii4s for Septem
per
LARp-Marke, moderately active and prices
lower. Quotations ranged at G35a657H fci
cash: Ngas SIS for May; % bees.so fos
July, and tsoT~Ds 7ss for September.
BurTrR-Cresmery. i6S22c, Dairy, 1o9fsc
Packing Stock salsc.
PorLrsY-Live Chickens ex2ioc per ID.
Live Turkey. Tssc per ID Live Ducks Sa9,ic
per IL. . Live Geese. 81 20oetoo per dor.
ous-vfscoasIn Prime White Sc: Water
Waite. SIZE. Michigan Prime White. 9Hc;
water White. lose; Indiana Prims White.
ese. water White. Toe; Headlight lis test
ego. Gasoline, 81 degs, he; - dess. Sac;
xsphtha. 81 deg'& 7ssc-
NEW YORK. May 81.
wHrsr-rirm ~ Gle up y air lyaetive. July,
es 0sN0i.0p 2Is. August G-0fA oi05t: Sep
seneer AHsei04ss. December. H.ot;s9
fosA; Nav tisssa. u osss s1f.osN.
Consultative. ~Asc lower: weak No Q,
T0faTfc. steamer mixed none here
Osrs-DulL easier. Western S33eoc-
PsovtsIoSs-B Beef-DalL nrm- Extra mesa.
p DaUo, family siiS01l37a Pork-Fsir
demand steady; new ness si2eoat3-9s. old
mess. Gf ocs.la "a. extra prime. Vii 50 kard-
Quiet. weak Steam rendered e67s
CssvrtASp, o, May N.
rxrpoLsrM Quiet standard vhite no
deg sse; - gasoline. $40; S gasoline. fsc.
- nspataa. s,se
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22

E0R RENT-The etores. Easements snd sec
ond floors At Nos. 10 and IL Huron-st.
may be rented entire or separately. Anton q.
Hodenpyl, Il Fountain-St 1lltf
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22

3cA DAY made handling our Expert Ad-
~ ding Machine any one can add rapidly.
Education unnecessary, Impossible TO make
a mistake. Meets with ready sale. Agents
wanted In every section. Send 81 for sample
or siamp for azent's terms. The Expert Adder
Company, Janesyille. Wis Isl
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22
MONEY To LOAN.

MONEY 10 LOAN on furniture. pianos
Dl horses. wagons. Office and store fixtures
and all kinds OF personal property without
removal. business strictly eonadentiaL Rooms
Al and u Wepdery building. "a floor; take
elevator. IA
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roR slLs-s1 -s1sorLLsssoUs

EoR sALE-A horse at y Wet Bridge 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22
EIsrEI.I.ANE0ua

WANTED-Esery young maa 20 step tn and
W see what we can 40 with them "a 4 gasr
81 panfs suit 81 clothes rf cvtrcbsf ms3e -
order. Ncigt. Herpolsheimss 4 ca. II
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22

EOR RENT-Double store, No. % and 81
II Canal-st, also stores No. and IL East
Bridge-s,. S. L. and Ph. c. Fuller. II East
Bridge-st. l3
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22

XVANTED-Active organizers. for the best
w Short Term order in exis;encr. Address
ONCE supreme Lodge. is2 Washington-st,,
Boston Mass I6
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22

AGENTS WAN1ED-Canvassers In every
N town and county of the state; big CON-
mission, exclusive territory: CORRESPOND and
Rosevtlle.D %. lss
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22

EOR RENT-IIalf store on Csnal-st. and par,
Of basement. G. g. Puicher. l0o Canal "
n
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22

MUST nF Sof.p-owner fnoSes nesf v~rs
W eees heuse snd barn esrser vet Ssl2
as s Jniea-<t Get
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22

LOST.
l oST-A certificate Of deposit on the old Ma
~ tionSi Bank Tor ESQ aud = note gisea by
James IL. Collins The naeef will be rewarded
upon returning them 10 NJ. A Acaurrin. 81
South DiyisiOn-sI- ls2
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-22
FOR RENT-BUsINEss PLAuES.

TOR RENT-A large boarding house on tn,
IL corner Front and Leonard-st. Inquire o
II. A. Vedders. rooms ! and New Housemai
block. IL
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Gin properip for Sale.

. ccHSr;. Just east Of Psrkave. -Medun.siled 4.
ss3. 500. CHAs s.. BROWN, 90 'Lbcrty-sk
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Anslie George II, to J Ahse ir, OF sOuth-st Of
Bender Ray Sew Pans and J. bG go A''o
%rne ' RchaFd E. to Pas7igsT s9s ilosSss, Of
Laws % n for s ySf 81 M G9 Clerks.
| e OF Lexnetonave, n OF Slst.s.. years, IS 900
se bSn1% o% Ta e n d Thomas Of Honest
Braender Frederick II wilkens. of e5h.st. OF
BradbrooE Edwin, % A weeAes, Of 45,h.st, of
Bauer, Gaelic. e A Keppich, of 71st-st Of 3d.
Bell Mary, to " c Crane Lot a7s map Mount Eden 3
Baumgaften, Helen to ROsenthal, n of ls2d,st of
CoOaey. Peter to FOl1. Of 4sth-st of Brook
tgn51ghsm Edward to Ross SSs cor Of Manhattan
antse Co, 5 5 77thst 2dave years Is mOrtgagesj,
Crawford John to Brown sss p S anO ths
DAYTON. Mary a. to r W innan, s5th.st 9th.
De Rago Il. TO A A Archer, so Thompsonst years,
Friedman. David, to NJ Lisse. n 1S9dst 7thave S
Fam f4ss H, g9;.'% e Gle 'is HsYpfFy yls5 s'}G s
ST. 5thayS ,I year year G. mort Ga I! sag 500
years q moTtqaeesi; slS 500 ~ '.' '.'''' w.
Kipatfick Margaret, to New.YOrk Life Inn,rencc
Merle. catharne; e Hncm Servings Bank, 8d-ave.
Mccoy. Daniel W r. to s. Riker. 1st.;ve and
MiIbank. Robert 70 H Hlndley s 4sthst. 7th.
N :chel, Anen, e ouirk, Cedar and Temple
SITS. . years. f29 600.
McMoran Patrick J., to W H Willis, ref hoth.st.
boulevard years, $40, $50
Osborne Louise TO Il II Butler, n cor 5thave and
34th.st. years. $4,000.
Phillips Hartwlr I, TO Lachnsh, Q SHAVE
S8th-st years $1,000
Powers William R, to Dyckman, S 7sth.st
l0th.avt 2 mtgs | year, s25 900.
Putger. Christian 20 W Willis, ref, n l4sth-st.
10thave. wears, IS 2l5.
Pulzer Alfred, to Hupfcrs Sons 2193 3davc.
Demand $1,000.
tlEeI WI VILLA. a. doo to Martens Ghave
schreiner George to I. Snydam / 596-l, sos Ave A.
wear $4,000.
schreincr. John, jr to L Lcse. W 1s;.ave, s3dst
1 year. S4.612.
smith Frank L. to A Mayer. 1oth.ave. 7Othst
years eli, 600.
Taylor, Mary to Yonsers Savings Bank. 7sth-st
" Gth-ave. year Al. 900.
Van ncnss'aer. Crthar.no G. TO c TAYLOR, 145 West
S0th-st. years $4,000.
~ 900
Webster Harriet b. TO F Rohrs Ave \ 78th.st
8 months. ~ 900.
Weed. Joseph L, 70 Caldwell and ano. 142d.st
New-ave e mtgs) years $4,000
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RAILROADS.


THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY.
Trains Leave as folowss
9i1O A. NJ. -tASI NAIL rOr Albany, Utica Syracuse.
1860 e. H. B1tiye eGa HVEfBv1E LIMITED due
1880 Y1 a. Pf5i $'I
,a:o SRa SSou. SOUTHWESTERN yEsTIBULED LIMIT.
ED-Due Cincinnati 1000, indianapolis IL no. a. M,
Due at detroit At 10 M, Chicago $50 M, next
s.S aaayp M.-rAsr WESTERN ExpEEss.pue Chicago
els ncl9n66iik & HSb b0u aGNfkEAE rx
,,a EHI =. NJ BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
. SftSlAML. -rAsr ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO Elk.
fkEss-Due Indianapolis IL 10 p M next day, ST.
r1s kHliil - RH5S y5
e. S., $os e t'Ss
t. sgS 3D. 80 s II 3D. ] ss 10
5Ss5 y 49, . y M ~ asS
uTG S S5Js s5 90 $50 s us 70 90
RoSA 5S a ~ % H n o9y ZOO noon
pUFF sS Oo 10 80 "a. n.y., 1 = 20 noOn go
N1s9 CO gG Ils 3 10 co. 10 80 H. ,a 90 noon
ADtE SS &c S rs Si AND MoNrREALr7 AS
CAPE nv "a Ss H5fs AND
RoBx NJ 100 night; also for oswegO Q; no. 1o:oo
AubUURsSS'a GENEVA AND cANANDAIGUA1s:1o 10 100.
pEhRs 81 Hi IL Va nj AkLEM fSdI4SsoN-
y nj e ~ aYgy SraPs
FeGk rs: SIS e %fs a1s
d BTs.y ya and ol lG snd G
hotels and residences through TO destination o,...
fDaiy except Sunday sDaly except saturday. Other
~ TO- srs?g es 49, g. - % 2
II ISaN dP Ne o iS y S'a oR s sitf D4N1ELs
General Manager. Genr Passenger Agent
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CENTRAL II. II. OF NEw-JERsEY
hOOA Vi LlBEtsIH 81 NOlt1ll NlsEA
Time Table OF May IS, 1871.

hVOA " haI ~ tta Of n v IS isIi VI"
.sS az 'S' hf:s Ht1Sa Sas1E
MnSe 90 Gaunk S % ksssSa and aq AeateS%
700 a. m. for EastOn and Maueh Chunk. On Sundays
Eas sss aG @ f for EastOn aSch Chunk w.osr
ssS SsansGn sSa6u4y @a%sD5f fSrossA eoacS
Mar sAOS S~q ,d SeaSns H
V o6 S ny for u Easton Msuch Chunk Reading Harris.
burg. wlkesbarrs Scranton. TamaQua POtsve. Shame
ssS 81 h'Sn s9s SaSSR Reading Harris
fi.S:a Sssns h$sssss 49, sas
II rs a. M 80. 80 9 200 p m. Sundays. s;l5A m.
For Long Branch and points south to Point Pleasant -
sunday except ocean Grove and ATSy Ps}k G n
80 oSS p%Ss, $S%i 80, a. u,,
For Xtlsntc City vineland ia and DrdsetOn at 40
For Monmouth Beach and seabhght. at 80. si6an..
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
81 hRSE q sal10
St -, io0 p NJ o. Sundays: so 4
Pleasant a. M As p M Sun sanda9s o slcp:
o' lake ATS4y R a1E and G
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia at 80, 40 . 90 10 90 IL 80 a m.
10y 90 so 90, 700, 90, 80 y. M ~ rs night
DA1 D. 9;OO. 1880, IL 30 III, 200. 80, 5.00
n5ySs %s;Alns,on daily a. co. II 90 with
IL Is night. ~" " y -
Trains leaving at 7;45 IL 80 a. NJ. 80 :Oo S :oo
59 r. l2l5 night except Saturday light), sundays
b1, ~ 0g D. m have connection FOR Reading Haf
For SUP Jury and Wilamsport via Philadelphia at Is
a; N q 80 Buffet Psrlo, Carr, 80 D. m. 12:l5 mid
hiens Sexceps SATURDAY night. Sundays. 90 D.
IiSaets ana Parlof-Car seats be procured at II.
H. 2Si 4lS Sit lIto. 1925 broadway, !S7 6thaye-
2Oi west l2oth-st.. 1874 East t25thst. NeB.York: I
cOgMrt,ss $50 Fulton.st; 9s BrosIxsy. BloOklyn;
baggage from hotel residence
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Eeqal Notices

NNETY;THIRD STREET-SgpTremes Court o. T, OF
YorI-Cltizcns savings Bank, plantn against JOSEPH
Turner and others administration No LIN pursl-
ance Of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale MAGE IN tne
entitled action dated the eleventh day Of May 1s9
the UNDERSIGNED. the referee therein named VIII sell az
public auction the Real Estate Exchange ana Aucuon
Room Limited Nos 80 10 65 Liberty Street, in the Sity
and County OF NewYork, on the tenth dag OF June ISL
auctioneer the premises in The said judgment mentioned
and therein described as follows: .
''An certain lot piece parcel OF land, situate
lying and being IN the f2th Ward Of the CITY Of New;
and described follows Beginning at point on ths
northcry Ninety third Street distant one hundred
and eastery the noItheasterV corner
OF Tenth Avenue and Nncty-thld street ana rGDhhg
Street feet thence nohery. ana para 81 VIII
Tenth Avenue aad part OF the way through party wall
lightweight feet less, to the southery side OF inc
former road or lane commonly called Apthorps Lane
thence northwescry along southcry side Of said lane
seventeen feet and thrcesxecnths OF an nch, more or
iss 10 poln casterly the easerly side OF Tenth
Avenue one hundred and sixty eight feet on line
and thence southeriy parallel with said Tenth Avenue
eighty feet and eight inches more or less 10 the
northery Ninety Street az the point or place
Of beginning Being part q 9ts KnG~a nt ana c 5n
e 81 aSGs Il in tSe cy Of Or known as wooG
belonging 10 the estate Of Herman Thorn, deeea sur
yeyed by James T. Serre City Surveyor and fled IN the
IN tin case numbered &c together with ali the right title
and nterest Of the said parties OF the rst part or In ana
TO the outery half part OF the road or lane in the rear Of
the preWises above described, commonly called Aptorps
Lane running to the centre line thereof as the same IS
iai dated New York May 10 1901. -
"'0N - CHARLES w. WEST, Referee.
JOHN w. PRISON, Plaintiffs Attorney. lao Broad
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AND
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
,WAsiilNGTON.

~ WESTERN RAILROAD.
Shortest Line. Vestibuled Pullman Coaches -
A. m.-Bufalo and oswego Express, via Paterson io'
Water Gap stroudsourg Scranton, Binghamion Owesv
bnrne. wateryfe, Mehheld springs Utica. Ne Moni,J
Greene OXFORD Norwich Cortland Syracuse Fulton sna
intermediate stations Connects at Scranton with nlaa
for Pttston. Wikesbarre. panye and NorthunbefAna'
a Buffalo with trains for the West.
20 "A. m.-Binghamton Mall via BoOnton. -.
D. m.-Bnghamton and Emlrl Express for Water 0sh
stroudsburg scranton. oweso Wsvcr. &c. conn.es ~
Scranton with trains for Ptston, Kingston and Wik~
BARR. -
40 p m-Seranton. wilkesbaFre and Plymouth liz
press -.
80 p, m ldailyl.Eunao Limited Express, Via P, y
son, for Stroudsburg scranton, Hnghamtol Owcgo W,
verify, Elmra, Corning. Bath wayland Danyile Nh
Morris. &c., arriving In Buffalo az 80 a. m. . A..
p. m (daily).-Bufalo. Utica and Oswego Express ~
Sroudsbutg, scranton, Binghsmtoe, Cortland sysst,s
Fulton. Greene Oxford. Norwich, Sherburne. WatefN
Rehned springs &C. aud all points on Buffalo pivsas'
connects With trains tor the Wesa
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BrILDlNGs. Stores. Lofts and Onces TO let In
Maiden Lane. John. Fulton. Ann. Bcekmnn Frankfort.
Rose. Nassau, William, Gold. Cliff, Pearl, Water,
Front. south. Corlnndt, Dcy yesey Dunno. Franklin.
Laiatt. Wushin gton, Greenwich Hudson, Church aud
other streets.
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FURNISHED 6onses Go Get
& TOCKBRIDGE, MASS.
~ Furnished cottages in and about village
Address j. H. PUNDERSON,
Stockbridge House.
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uearhers.

ID EST TEACHERS supplied for all branches, In any
ID locality NO FEE FOR registration Form for stamp
r. V. HUYS6ooN, American School Bureau w. l4tn-sS
Union TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school omcers
u with TEACHERS teachers with positions
II NJ. HARRINGTON. PROP. ~ La[ayette FL y. l.
WANTED TEACHERS. Ladies: Teacher piano sung
w ing for Southern college, teacher piano and pay Pipe
organ, Tor Western somlnary teacher Enssn hatn bo
French German school also teachers for many other
vacancies for September. MISS DON0VAN'S Teachers
Buroau, 30 East 1lth.st.
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CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF


~ NEw-YoRK.-Cecile Kuseh. a. executriX Of and
unG tie Will aud testament OF Adoph Rusch
deceased, p'sntlf against Robert Lindsey and Ro.lna
Lindsey his wife; Robert A. Mcknight aud Mary Me.
Knight his wife the said Mary being ncttols tho
defendants being unknown plaintiff; Adam
Norm Charles A. KlOs Sarah oppcnheiner and Charles
Metcalfe, defendants.
10 the above Eamed defendants and each Of them:
You hereby summoned to answer the complaint
in this action aud 20 serve a copy OF answer
the pginmns attorneys within twenty go dnys after the
service this exclusive OF tho day
and In your failure appear answer iude.
ment Will be taken against you " default for the relief
demanded in the complaint
Dated Now-Y0rk ID AplIl, 1881.
ANDERSON & ROWLAND,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
once and p0stonlce address, IS Wast NewYork CITY
To Robert Lindsey, Robert A. 81 Knight and Mary
Mcknight his wife (the said Mary being fictitious
the DEFENDANTS true name being unknown plaintiff dc
fcndsits
The foregoing summons Is served upon you by puhlira
tion pursuant "a an order ~ Hon. Georg L. Infrhan
o the Ju9tices o. TIE Supreme Court Of the State n
NewYork, dated 18th May, iS0l filed on that d,y
with the complnt IN The Occ q e CLERK q the Supreme
Court OF the State Of New-YoTk at the County Court
House In the City OF New.York. witch complaint was
originally nled IN said once 9th APRIL 1901
Dated 10Th May, 1881
ANDERSON & ROWLAND,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.