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Has now a thrifty population of $500.

Th. section Of N. w. Georgia offers advantages anu M
10 all classes uneauaed by any In the Soutn ana
the opportunes for profitable investment for the Isrmer
skilled aborer and manufacturer are as great as ANY
have ever been climate is salubrous the SOIL rcn
and the mineral wealth apparently nexhaustole ABOUND
ing In slate Of superior quality marble granite and ouo
ne stone Fine timber in abundance Iron ores Oh un'
usual quality In fact seems to have especially
chosen this section place deserving OF her greatest
liberalty Cedartown has debt Its annual revenue
Is over $4,000. Very low tax rate. Polk County has
more slate and more than other county IN
Georgia Polk County miles OF railroad than any
other county in Georgia and Cedartown ships more ore
than any point In Georgia Alabama except Birmingham
Very liberal inducements will be made 10 manufacturers
We want good live people and such the past OF Cedar
town Is guarantee Of its future management growth anu
nrosperty We have prepared neat book giving f par
toulars and will mail It to any who Will write Tor u
We solicit correspondence call and the strctest invest'
cation feeling we'll assured the basis upon which we
conducting enterprise must result In the approval
and 10 the profit Of all who become Interested
In the Manufacturers Record Robt Porter oupern'
endent OF the Census says substance in speaking OF he
ronderf growth of the Central South 1.-THE class OF labor
attracted to these rich mineral regions viii be OF hsher
character and the consuming power OF the South maze
greater in the near future Comparing the coal ana iron
n-oduction OF 1870 there were Bituminous Coal
ooo 600 Iron Ore $780, Pig Iron 1SoS000 In the
enre United States In 1890 there were in the Central
Southern States alone Bituminous Coal u1HAo4o' Iron
Ore 3e17 500, Pig Iron 1,7So,9o9 tons"
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oppenhein, Myron II, and Jennie nne, u Psyk west 8
Fnbisn TopIItr n 06th-st, n Cenfai i"'A' '
years, 81, 500. . . o.oree a, Forest Lord, 8
Putnam. william A. 70 Gsprs s,so 600
Rossiter steay b. 70 north n,a h'e' ''''e
2stsst 2,nsse aSa Wife 70 John Haug. Ave G.,
n 9t!,.st. 3 years, $1,000 =. u,x;ts Rrxus a. q Icvs.
schwar1, philip, and sno to MOTIFS h'NO'' ''"''
at /. 2dst installs, sl,3Oo. - .rr,s, AZ wall q
S3d:st lp Wm.n and vile to Mary Mccarthy centre
:. Se ias,d hef" ~ le5thst. years. 500:
StreIfer Jacob and Wife, TO horahan s0eers'
ct = OF I0th.ave year. 81 DIV .,, r 40, r,.rr
Schooner Joseph ct al, 70 t1e washington Liie A"ou
.pce "a 10 DoveI-st, wears, S3OOO .
s"Vw nhstcr (,rorgiana L. TO Thomas Machelar, ,
ro,dae place OF Boston-ave, months e morts)'
4SyOI Joseph j. to John Alexandra 217 West 27th'
st 3 wears, IS, 500. .,,., ,,.u.r g
o." Wilson ] and Alexander, 10 Christopher Kelley
1ao:.st n Of sth-ave 8 years $4,000 :, Mana. and
Walker Mary A and Frank II, 70 the House any
ForSSam Morris years. years. - 500 ,., ia
ward Andrew and wife, TO the Metropolitan o0o
trustees 59th.st OF 4thaye, years 5 ~ ~
westcott, Robt F., TO Maria 5 Hegeman' i-"
q of 4th-ave, years, e12 600. -, =, ,Yor. q q 18th.
Wninberr Jacob and wife, to Samuel Hoyto 80 i0V"
st. OF Amsterdam. ave years 20 morts), slso,ooo.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adams. Albert and wife, to the Manhattan Savings
sf s2d 6 the Pcsgg fsr ssSUgs Bank
$ McDouGallst. West Washington Place years,
Booth Charles and wife. and ano, to Union Trust
i9'4a x t'Ss Ssis
and hs s; 10 E as os be Fscs 10000 ssd
11th.ave demand. $1,000.
1ss az, s%f we 90 NewTG h I
years. 8 mortgages. s1$7o v,,n,,. oe.,.,
Rl1s ngy = vea az SsSSH ~hpO' V0'D'
Bs@Sn S 70 5s SIC
Cox. Rachel f, e o Sarah Mcdonald, n ls4thst
' Cohen JOHANNA n 70 Obert Mntur and
f6n. ALs s "a YER sSs PI5
ws!s :ss i h sd sS'Sd y. w s5oGs Earle
etc. Cohen M'i9.% and and T' 5ullSs sS8e executor
Rsss Or i "a sssi sss SSSaAn
and fSss Rs5'ny
s2det,, demand lease, $500. ~
vfas End % sss TO- Sss q;
Sts ana HsHSJsTs Ss- sO2 Rive, Saving.
Ma 5t6,o5 YIN Flanagan 10 aSs
,'' Hem%a i%'' Kate A. % SAM cOlcord sSth...
West End;ayc. years s14 900.
Hoyt; Jane: oo to Geo dc Forest Lord same prop
Hal. Chas b, 70 Ernest Hall, 1Osth.st, Concord.
Howe, saml 10 Geo Lswder, Sd.ave, n 7sth.st
Hal. chas y. to Ernest Hail. ieoth-st e Con.
HObscn. SAM and wife 70 Sarah H Powell, n s 4sth.
So W 2davC, years, Al 600
aG: d % ess. Drake K John year p9s lot a map No
Sam. % Equitable Fe!%1nsnt o. o. Bldg and Loan
Jones. Elli T. 70 WEI SIDE Savings Bank. 18th.
Jcneks Francis NJ to Geo de Forest Lord. 10TH
GS'' FF Ps%Ss sf sd and wives. to Geo
ny ssi.n 5S scs s snd %e s' My ECO Sire
Kaa Morris and a 10 SMnda august
st. e 3d.st, years, $4,000
kso Henry S sp n1 T s A@ map 81 S1SS5 81 h E
No E Sc So. Js%: s ct a. 90 Baron de H'h Fund
Lyon Dore and wife. TO the Equitable Life Assurance
Society Of sns Broadway lS9tnst years. $500
another trus &c No 1893 Front.st years s2s COO anu
MeNerney, susan; 70 PesE Dngfelder and another S
Same 70 samuel A Tucker. 1tithst, sth.ave o
os ESsss ana g sa James Flynn
Martin Chas q and wife. % WIN II Sturtsyant n q
Merchant, James IL. 70 Frank L Smith n : Sothst
MurthS John and wife, 70 Michael oNeil. stebbins
sterdsm.sye and io2dst nctss. s 900.
MsqiniTf os Sea 1sa1 70 A as Steers Huave
MGGsrrys Es5as'd N Badeston wOe. No $50 ls
Meyer- Motthew { . Warren L Burt 5 ssta.s.
NsSel frisdrisk ,,s T. 70 Marcus Nsa,an ana
oseiu. ne,ny, and wife % Inc Now.York Savings
Bank. 12oth's, " Lsa0xsye, rear. sio,oeo-
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r.. n. OF NEW.JERsEH
FOOT Of LiB sh,s - Sayy M fcy5 is i'I

sooi lime TT isSie Of Nay i oth' ISL. -
sst. ss % e. Estss n.sfa sas1s
NaS % CHUNK % Es:tca spa
Maac6 so{ aPd On
Eai.n M1Soh SssDk 4,msS1s
ssabu @a$sDS ' $SressA eosSS
for EastSo Magsh Chunk u. ReaSng Ms,
vile Heading and HarrisbgTg; c,n.,. D.. u,,..
burg. wlkesbare. Scranton. TamaQua Pottsvle Shame
ss iSI E Es;isa Ma sRSTR Reading Harris
burg SO So u9 for Ea 81 an and Aentoyn
dor A Az 90 Rgnansss and "a oC q M q:
For FSseSOId At :45, SID. Ii rs m 80 80.
Rr,PsA and points south DO Po5' esssaS'
suaays eacep Ocean and i.SSy Park
Rs S s' OG o. ~ sd sS II % % 80
FOR LAKEWOOD
At AS S:15 q. M, 80, I 20 p. m. Sundays, 100
F., Toms gver 6p1nssat Park and B Sg 's
For R Xii sO city. $hsand and BrdssOa .. a."
a. I For Monmouth N Beach and seaDrght at SIS
: '''' SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
rP1 IRON Ss RtEh k hGSF Or s
xsSuPy Park and Point Pe,sant at 10 IS NJ s.S n
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia at 80 As, 900 &c 100, II 80 m,
80 90 49, 90, 100, 100, 80 D. N. u is night
SUNDAYS 900, 10 80, ii 80 a. m, 100 so, w.
g 100 D. NJ l2 rs night =. ,
Far baltimore and Washin gon daily at 0o II 80 with
Dining Car a M, 100. 8 80 Dining Carr, 100 D. m.
Il rs night. "a IA "a
40 D. m IL Is night except Saturday light, sundays
80 :0O 90 D. have connection for Reading mar
risburg, POttsville. &C.: -, x.,,,., =. Al.
A. m Il 80 Buffet Paror Carl 80 D.. m. II is mid
night except saturday night. sundays 200 .. a. -
Iickets and ParlorCaF seats be procured AZ III,
172 2ei 49, ga ll$9 tS2S eSadsay iT StS.y'
CC 90 $50 Fultonst.. % broadway. Brooklyn.
Nsw.York Transfer Company VIII cal! for and ehees
baggage from hotel or residence
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\ FHIuH VALLEY RAILROAD.
,ssrNGER TRAINS leave foot of Cortiandt and Dee

AssrNGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and Dee
hro.ses sts. ~ follows;
orVsees 81 Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
10 a. m for Geneva. Lyons. Elmira Rochester. But
,,o and the West POttsve and principal local polntA
chor 10 LYONS and Pullman car 10 Suspension Brdga
N q a m for Maueh Chunk and intermediate points
II al a m for Elmrs and intermediate points
n m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points. chan
car 70 Tunkhannoek. Connection to Reading and Harris
40 D. N. for L. and b. Junction and principal inter
r,ediate noints Chair ear 10 L. and b. Junction.
so D M for Pottsvllle and intermediate points Chan
20 p m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate poinA
Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg
40 D. m. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira. Rochester, But
falo and the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and SUI
pension Bridge
Trains leaving at 10 a. m, IL 80 M p. m aad
40 p. connect for all points in Mshonoy and Hsss
ton coal regions. 1880. - ,, 800
SUNDAY TRAINS
$40 A. M for Mauch Chunk. Hszelton and lnermediah
points and IL a. m for Shenandoah and intermedisN
points. .,-.- 49, ..-,-,.
80 D. IN. for Geneva, Lyons Elmirs. Rochester, But
falo and the West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Sus
pension Bridge.
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0onntrp propertp for Sale and 20 IL
Long ISLAND SOUND, NEtR 9YsTEK BAY.

ho'" re RENT FOR THE SUMNER.
Rrck cottage fully furnished situated uIfecby on tne
sound: o bedrooms bathroom, with no, anu cola NaNr
oe hearh with bath house good anchorage Tor ooats near
nv in oyster Bay; ample stable room sFounds kept III
oyder and vegetables milk and ice supplied daily from my
farm. ,. Y. ". ~. -; - 7fT
~ OR SALE On MONTHLY PAYMENTs;LThree new
X Sroom cottages at Great Neck, Long lsand near
denot nice surroundings IA miles from city 10 Trans
Safy each way; Communication 500 per year. Also aes,
shle building los money loaned for building Adufess
" r. GRACE & CO., Hanover square N y City
own YOUR HOME in beautiful Flushing the pan
Sner village NewYosks suburbs elegant oniuiag
ots AZ 5000 upward $40 monthly payments az Muilsy
Hi station the BOVINE PARK p9persy vel xhcMa d
Tor many wears as residence OF the Bovine FAMILY anu
one Of the Of the beautiful hSme.esds IN
and is in the very centre Of rapid development 'FRONT.'
FLUSHING having water gas and sewerage 1 In h siose
iu villas it Instantly commands The ad lS nsn 8 81
" HITCHCOCK, IL Chambers-st, N. Y
" p S.-Vistors take l. or 3 O'Clock train from Long
Island City.
VIIHERE WILL you sUMMERf HAVE You
w VISITED lawrence Bsachi II not, accept our lnylta
tion and do 50 without delay Splendid cottages furnshed
and unfurnshed for sale and rent upon easy terms
Desirable parties Meals and attendance rom lawrence
Beach Hotel IL desired This beautiful locality aoJons
Cedarhurst and Lawrence surrounded by me drives
lovely neighborhood Of re1nements. Bathing Doatihg
and fishing with freedom from annoyances OF eyer 99
scr;pton. Address for map and tickets. BENZ. W.
HJTCHCOCK Owner. II Chambersst. New.Yofk
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Business prsyerip q Eel.

BUILDINGS, Stores. LET'S and onee' 49,,
Maiden Lane. John, FuIton. Ann besN W.,er
Front. south. Cortandr, Dey. vesey Duane. Frankn:
InIxht, Washing tsn, Greenwich, Hudson oh"''" ""
rutland g. WHITING.
5 Beekmsn ~
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Real estate Wanteo.

= VIII pay from si5 coo to $50 900 for four.story
honse In fine order les than 20 ieet IRONY De-
txeen park and 9th and 3ith to 4Oth SIS NJ r. NJ
Tribune ONCE.
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.

JUDGMENT Passed by the Paris Tribunal of
~ Commerce.
FERRY, MAY. CAMPAGNE, Sworn Brokers,
81 Rue Ssinte-Anne. Paris
will sell by Public Auction tho
NOUVELLE BoURSE DU COMMERCE,
Of Paris,
on Thursday, JUNE u.s. 1891, a: o'clock,
A SPLENDID PIECE OF JEWELLERS WORK,
representing
TIE EIFFEL TOWER IN DIAMONDS
40 inches high y 900 diaInonds),
entirely made Of Gold, Silver snd Diamonds.
On view daily from MAY Is TO JUNE Is,
the
GALERIE DURASD-RCEL IL Rue lie Peetier, Paris.
For Catalogues and full particulars apply 70 the Brokes
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9earhtrs.

TUTORS Professors. Teachers, Governesses Of all
IA branches supplied TO universities colleges schools ma
families Circulars schools parents Modern languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE Room IL $50 6th-ave
II EST TEACHERS supplied for all bTanehes in any
ID locality. 40 FEE f0t registration. Form for stamp
F. V. HUYSSOON. American School Bureau, w 18th
II ESSE'S TEACHERS AGENCY, q East 16th-st sup
II plies competent teachers tutors governesses music
ians artists all branches resident and visiting;
English, German. French and Spanish spoken.
ID RIVATE TUTOR, Yale graduate, recommended by
i Rev Dr. NJ. Taylor: "A successful teacher. emil
nently qualified" Address A. EVERETT STONE, 10
East 52d-st.
TEACHING FOR SUMNER wanted by American gen.
i ueman fond OF children wide practical experience;
good dscipnaran reliable Comanon terms reasonable
Address TEACHER, 116 East 70h.st
IT MON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school omces
" with teachers teachers with positions
ii. II. HARRINGTON. Prop. 81 Lafayeste Pl n 4.
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professional.

CWEDlSH GYMNASTICS AND MASSAGE
- pIactsed by Mile. GRuNDSTRoM and Nine FOR
NANDER, graduates from stockholm consultation for
ladies and children, 10 to / O'Clock; gentlemen TO g.
$40 Gth-ayc.
FOR DEAFNESS
treatment Of massage given by swedish lady, eradu
from Stockholm. Mile GRUNDSTROM and Nine
FORSANDER, $40 Gth-aVe.
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N EW:Y0RK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY.-Trans leave West 42d.st as follows
twenty mlnutes earlier from 100. Of Jay.sL 7so n.
onslda oswegS ceIsag9 40 M for Campbell a tsI.
town Liberty Walton. Oneida Central square o,wess
Rochester. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago. st. LSc,s
tine. tables. sSs broadway G, ANDERSON. GsassA
Passenger Agent IL Exchange Place. N. Z.
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Gitp 11ropertp for Sale.

L oUR-sToRY large extension. frstcass Hys rk Vest
hardwood trim all latest improvements In ccnstruc''"
Titles wall be guaranteed BY policies Of ne rIbs,t
GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPAST' % N'"o'"
So, Ne"-forA' "-''' "N' ls0 East 71stst
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. !. e. &
station iNsw;9Of 1: follows. q minute. earlier
the foot Of Jayst NewYork Hamilton London Detrols
i%S engage; 70 hP M o ls io Is is
rs Fsta tues and syseS.s So rs % sf9
< en-: 49, IS aS III 50 % Co. + M n
al 20 n 400. $40 8 10 p M craaston We.s
al 50 M Se y rs 90 o. 49, .sls tss . So
e ". II +2 m; Montreal and Canada Ea,. rs "a,
Detroit, chicsso and S.. Louis al throYgh trains:
3 90 m Jersey City. ? r. r. st,to II 20 a. n. /;
Y.2s y, m DAILY Daily except satIlday All other
trains daily except Sunday. Tor tickets ne tables par
lcr AID ,sspipg eas aceSmpodatons ef9r9son apply
psx onlce foot OF Fulton St.. NewYork Cty.2n 1888 $50
bl2, Broadway. 14a Bowery. IL Park Place. 6S West
Mas and West Shore STATIONS foot Of West 42dst and
foet 4 Jayst. North Rive, e T. LAMBSRr. Seassss
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Mem Publications.

Eiqbteenth Fdition post paid, for 25c. or stamps.
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls :, on II
/ Turns Grey and tho Remedy. BY Prof. HARLEY
pARKER nj LONG Il co, 1913 Arehst., PhIla.. Pa
nffsverV one should read this little book'-Athenaeum
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furnisbe b 6onses 60 Get

Country
~ AyENPORT NECK New-Rocbelle-A fully furnished
~ modern house 10 bedrooms all Improvements 20 S ~
N ground surrounded by three sides staDIhh
for Ave horses carriage house. &c -ent moderate Apply
IN II n CAMMAN & CO., 81 Liberty-st.
z URNISHED COTTAGES at lovely Lawrence Be Stj
s4Oo IN 1900 rent: meals at hotel II desired hOta
board at reasonable rates Address for map ana passes
r. W HITCHCOCK IA Chambers-st., New-York
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EpPS'S COCOA.

DRkAhtAsI-"B thorough AHowieege Of the nat
laws which govern TIE operations q digestion and
Gol and BY careful application Of the hne properties Of
wslselected Cocoa ar Rps haA provided our breakfast
Us many heavy deeors bills It Is 10 the udcious use Of
built up until song enough TO resist every tendency dis
ease Hundreds Of subtle malades floating around
ready 70 attack wherever there a weak point We
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified
with pure blood and properly noufished frame "-Ciyu
Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water milk Sold only In
haH Pound tins by Groecrs. labelled thus James RPP6
Z 90. Eone epsthie Ckemista. Landen EAGland."
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Cost ano fonno

Cost ano founo
OST-Bank Book, No. 635, 052. Bank for Savings,
L. 81 Beeckerst, New-York; payment stopped; please
return book to bank.
SosO m REWARD for the return Of crystal
:DZOU.UU watch. mounted with band Of diamonds.
and pearl and gold chain, with goldmounted leather
nurse and gold glove buttoner attached Lost Thursday
May IA TIFFANY s. CO.. Union Square.
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HailroasA
pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILROAD ofAMERICAI
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot
Of DesbrOsses and C0rtIandt Streets,
rs fOllows:-
On and after MARCH ist, 1891.

TIfE FAST LINE
300 ysSue Sleeping na a1a ps 20 cara
Connects, also, for Toledo. except SATURDAY.
THE Pennsylvania LIMITED.
1000 A. M-Composcd exclusively OF Pullman ye.ablls
Drawing and state Room seepHs pGns smoking and
raphers and ypewois, bathrooms foI both sxoN lade
sa;ss mop az Ss =
on and a aSS cScss eSa as & next day
st. LOUIS CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
sod SDIaS ys 5s SSYg car; &c. Ss.
Chicago and 70 ssS's
s 100 p. m, ana 1T. Louis 40 p. n. next day.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 r; NJ. Pullman yestitae Sleeping car Nsw;Yors
pnns a 81 GS To- phadeDSs and rs
'0 cSlcago 80 p NJ next DAY, Louis q
m second morning Connects fOf Cleveland and
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 p M5poIl%sH Eus Mm Sleeping Car Nsy,YsIs
ss 's IS MEEK next sss Day a. and
e, S sis%S a aSd GmSs sc daily '
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. AND THE SOUTH.
;s 5tSs:s s; *
TED" daily. with Dining Gar a. 20 " Wv. w,.s
nfsSn % g rs GO and Ss 20 sS
For Ba 20 Sp ,3a 90 a s%dnfsy 5s and $40
through Buffet ParlOr Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20, 20, 800, $3.50. 90 Chicago Limited
with Dining Car, and 10 no Washington Limited wild
Dining Carr, and II 90 a. NJ " 20, 90 10, 90
sas ns sS SSS sS 80 S9 az e e
ZOO p m: SUNDAYS, Express, els 80. 800 40
8 90 and 100 p M and II ;l5 night Accommodates
For tables Of trains TO local points the Penn
sylvana Railroad System apply at the following Ticket
and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortandt sts Courtst sad
Futonst and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot Of Fuonst
BROOKLYN rs Hudson-st, Hoboken Station, jersey CITY
Tho New-York Transfer Company Will call for an6
check baggage hotels and residences through dss
tination.
CHAS. e. PUGH j. r. WOOD
General Manager General Psss'r Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

Yesterday was a slack day at the Exchahse anu
much of the property offered was adjourned. w.
IIsrnett & Co. offered No. A. East one -hundreoshu
twenty sixth ST. west of Fourhave. the properly CON
dsts Of a three-story stonefront dwelling on io'
oox1oo IL was offered under foreclosure and sofa or
sI5 100 10 Teresa F. Hayes. The same ancuoncers
oaered No. oiIs Madison ave, the southeast corner
Of One-hundred and thirty third-st; the house Is
three story stonefront dwelling on lot 2oAsv o Se
plaintiff in the proceedings was The buyer at
n p InCrabam 4 Co. offered No. So west Ninety
eichth ST. five story fiat house on fnll lot; III was
arst mt M and knocked down for $1,000, ont lhe
bnver moi complying with the terms OF sale. u was
acajn offered and went to ". B. BALDWIN for ~ ,loO
rbc other sales were adjourned.
The following sale at private contract Is announcer
NJ Blakely has sold FOR Mrs. Susan O. Champettag
No 154 West Fiftiethst.. three story brownstone
hon house. and lot oOx50x1Oo, to John N. Martin, for
S16,350.
New.York Monday, May 1e.
The following sales were held at the Real Estate Ea'
change and Auction Room to-day:
sstory building, with lot No So West eSth ST. n ;,
$50 n " of Central Park, West. lot 2oxlOoIl; "
Baldwin, 81 -, =. ~. 40 r., ,oa,hs, N g
~ N 4tb.aye lot 2Ox99 II Teresa Hayes, elo loo
story dwelling, with lot. No ? ll9 Madison ave-
corner 133dst lot 1911xS0; Henry L Bogert Slo,oVo
sale OF buildings with lot no ~ Ahseeiuain'''
corner ssd.st was adjourned sine die
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Apartments Go Get.

ID ACHELOR APARTMENTS.-Ee suites, room
ID and bath steam and elevators central location
j. ROMANO BROWNE s. CO.,
SO West 33d-st
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nEL ARE, LACKAWANNA AND

DEL ARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD
Shortest Line Vestlbuled Pullman Coaches.
ga m.-Bunalo and Oswego Express, Via Paterson for
water Gap Stroudsburg Scranton, Bnghamton, owego
Ithaca Wayery, Corning, Bath Danviile. Sher
burne wateryie. Richned Springs. Utica Mt: Morris.
Greene oxford Norwich Coz uand Syracuse Fulton and
.rmedste stations Connects at Scranton With trains for
pitSton Wikeabarrc. Danylle, ana Northumberland.
Buffalo with trains for the West.
30 n m.-Bin6homton Mail; via Boonton
d. -Bnghanton and Elmlro Express for water Gap
Stroudsburg, Scranton Owego WaNsrly &c connects
scranton with for Pttston, Kingston and Wilkes
barre ~ .
ilo p. m.-scranton wilkesbaro and Plymouth liz.
pfess. $3.50. ,, - -
son. Tor Stroudsburg, Scranton BDghamton Owego Wa
yery, Elmira. Corning, Bath, Wayiand Dansvils NJ
p m. (dailyl-Buralo Utica and oswego Express for
btroudsburg, Scranton Bnghamton. Cortland Syracuse,
Fulton Greene oxford Norwich SherbuIne, Wa:eryille.
Rchned Springs, &C. and al points on Buffalo division
with trains for the West
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-08-06
BOTH QUAY AND DUDLEY.
They Resign as Chairman and Treasurer Of
the Republican National Committee

WASHINGTON, July 3O.-At a meet
ing of the Republican National Ex-
ecutive Committee at Washington,
yesterday, the first business was the
consideration of the time and place OF
holding the next meeting, which was
finally left with the chairman and sec
retary with a proviso that it occur
in November next, which is an indica-
tion that the national convention will
not occur later than May next. W.
j. Campbell OF Illinois, was elected as
member of the committee from that
state, vice George r. Davis.
AT the evening session, the resigna-
ton OF Nj. ). Quay as a member of the
committee, was received and in an
eulogistIc resolution of his public ser
vices and personal worth, was ac-
cepted.
w. w. Dudley also sent in his resig-
nation as treasurer on the ground that
business engagements prevented his
continuance in Office. His resignation
was also accepted in a very appropri-
ate resolution of thanks for his past
services
j. 5. Clarkson of Iowa, was elected
as chairman of the committee and
Garrett A. Hobart of ofPatterson, n j..
as vlce-chairman, to succeed Gen.
Clarkson. The latter is to select a
successor to Col. Dudley.