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legal Notices

v EW-NOEK SUPREME COT RT. CITY
" AID COUNTY or NEWiol;k ,r,E,'lh1d Thorn.
lI-ua. tharl-. Uophiu- Kosher william Mel ven
Johnston Jos pa Marshall Johnston aud HcnnEin ir1nkn
Nll-ou. ra.utG- again-, Lewiston Mn Co, d'fni1ht
.uImou~.
10 the above named tef.ud1n': No1 are hrc'ly .uu-
r1,I 20 au.iyrs tn, ,ou ui,ut ia thi- action AMI 20
-,f.- a copy u your answer on c" plaintiffs attorney
within twenty days att'- the -rrN'" ~ THIS summons.
,,u.lte OF the ly service and 100 oi Hor falu-e
to APPEAR oi answer judgment VA be- taken against rou
D., 4 ,ut for tho 4,llrf demanded hi tLc complaint.
Dated Jduu,ry - l~?l
LNAETN. CHOATE 6 R'NNAN
Pl1iutiN-' ATTORNEYS.
Po>tonicc aldros. AMI office.
40. ). Walt, Ncw.Yog., civ.
r.. INC r.rri-fon MIL CO.
Ihr !Ir..onc summons !, served rpon yog bv pub.
,,u tlr.u,ut ~ an order ~ Hon ,,,os... Andrews
u.ra = th. ~i,..u court ~ th. Stat New YORK.
data! .h. I3,h dly ~ r'brar,. ls'l and tie ith
d4, ~ February 1871. rl,l WIKI the complaint n ~"
once 81 C'5E u The Clty and County Of Nc"lor@,
ia -ali state - NcN.Nok.
go EVAErS. CUOATE { RIAMAN
PiAlntIn~' Attorney
- Wal,et., Ncw-YorH CITY.
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Railroads

= aims leave as follows ,. ur,
1906 pa N5 I. r4 Pra-s LIMITED dp,
1890 !. srS S'H DA G'yE xpEEss-Day except
1900 Soon rrHwESTERN vEsTlBTLE LIN
ilID-DIe ,irults 1000, Indianapolis Il Nv - "''
i:5o i +. VI. Z PrTi SHORE vEsrIBULE LIMITED
600 r.. M.-rAsr WESTERN EXpEESS-7Dpe chicago
e.!5 H. 'H Sir..H9H1IbII0oSBACK AND MGNfHEAI EX-
1850 p. BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
e.,5 T.. ii.-TNeT ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO EX.
FiIss Due ID annapolis II 20 =. IN. next "ay' -
CCILtihti rNIHGSfr0N' hNbo ii ipjS6jHHG; Is lo3O
ILL, $50 % rs = ?; M; NJ N,' f2 80 ro9E!
p N. To- lrrlson, west Point. =; IS. ~ 10 a NJ.
~ 20 70 = 70 90 81 - e 30 p A. NJ 70 90
noon 3d. 3 30 80 90. 10 p. 30. oIj D. n..
TEoY-i7t5. $40 10 90 40 80 III - g. N c 10 90
HC S% ybS tY?A9HSS5 ~ a. 20 10 90 90
u, l. % nooI. 80. GOO 30 9:l5 D. n.' IL 100
70; nj hE-1Io. 1000 10 30 a M 2:co noon.
?, co. so 70 90 - r %S Zoo 9G 90 moo, ..5o
NIA@&&EA 20 10. 1000. 10 80 a m. 10 100
Ap aII' Xxx MorHT.rSSs ASp MoNrrEAL-'745
M1Bt'EN. GENEVA AxD CASG%DAIGrA- 10; 10 90
DIEKSHiRE HlIis.. VIZ HARLEM DiyIsioS-
tar ti.r. AMI sa5Sc il Shopping or, arpIy Grand
sIE Pa Vs. So WIS., e5i6st nnG ia ,h,, ;at,a Now
YORK; S'% Wa'hne.on, 32G tqltcn,st and 500 d
We'o G EIrc4' 2, Cor 9n4 GSs, baggage from
oth,r trains run da y
80 Alo;s trains 40 5 ,hO,c lGaving at ?9 70 90 M
and j. 90 Iridnif, stop at l2s,h STREET S,a, ~.
Gene a. MANAGER ticu'l Pas ger Agent
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1)ublic Notlces.

NOTICE or SALE
~ LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY .
WAREHOUSE DErAHrMENr, No. 30 10 80 EASI
i2D.ST
NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 20 1891.
follow Ing persons hereby notified. that unless inc
charges the in their respective lanes
Warehouses Of hi, Company. paid before MONDAY
Npi ISl the goods VIII be- sold at public ucton. on
mat No. ~ East fl-tst. New York. sale com
ntncine 10 80 a. M, bv JGStu- Cooke auct0ncer.
JOHN X. VAN WOKMER.
secretary and General Manager.
T. VI COZ. Marian \. IIainc, or J. +. IIaincs 6. w
Edwards Ihon Brennan. John = Kro. IT,. MR. Laura
o. Broo&s. J. u. Bcn,usan' u Dearbom Garncr J. G.,
O.car VI. Newell. Mr.. Oscar NJ newell Rosa Wilson
Mir. Frances j. Oakc~. Mrs. u. T.. Montrosc, q. w
Inchunnd. =. Mayor. II. T. NarIcn.
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AM
~ WESTERN RAILROAD
ves,,ouled pullman Coaches.

Shortost Linc. NVs0'O"'e" ,,.l.--.Dn. fcP
ga t.-..,.,.. and Osmc-o rAprSs ~ 80 osego
ina Wpn,,Tir E.nIri Coming, Ba.h, panNe , S
Durne, Watrlle. KichA'I Ssxp,'Usc fulton ard
nte,mealar station. Connects AZ . ramon Is
l.lLtstou. Mllk.sOdrre. Ddhhl.'c "'N
Bunalo with trans fol- the W est. ,.1,,o,
n n,-B.ncnamon and Elmra ENpress ios oSnects Il
.h,,rg scranton ONrgO, WihtrN ~ ~ 90
si With tans Tor Plttsoa Kingston ana "A
barr. .... ,vuresbarre and plymouth Ex
press. ,,.,,u, p,.-,,o Limited Exrress Pe,er
Nri, liElra Corning, Bath Wayyaha' pS"'''
49, arriving IN Buffalo at 80 a. NJ ,.r.o.s toy
. D. n. CdallO. Bufao Ctea ana ,t,s0a brracuse.
t,Sen| oxford Norwich. sherourne
u~o.t and all points on BeuiI0 ei'''''
ccnnecI, with trains ios the west
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w Est SHORE RAILROAD, n; Wat =: = ta.ss

w H. +. I. X Co.. 70 mi -. lns, carer IRON
Se foot OF Jay.st.. New.N ork Hamilton L9iuV' St.
80 i'Dtt.oeo .lO:lJ a. H., > 10 p m, 10 y. ~ IL
ioulS . IS IS p loronto t1y o lo priose Nass
. 10 r. ~ ,rn and syracuse 80. 10 10 H. v,1,
- Ia D. NJ ana an 80 m, run, only 10 Ma Is and
al 4 Is 10 Is all 80 4. M 81 w, In .IS
sSi5 D. M Catskill ana Albary, 80 a 10, West
Ill SD "A NJ; 90, - 10. = ID p NJ no rs
Point CeTnxaL NrTb,rs . 80 - = I5ls s5 Is 50.
,si5 III IS D. NJ. Montreal ana Canada Ea,t ,,r FAIL;
IS lis pm Elegant slccne cars Tor bua9 1naSsb trans
no,ro,t t,blcaeo ana 81. Louis on al Ihivs. ~
ISive BrooKIyn via Brooklyn Annex aV ~ ~ 30 M
M N m Jersey city T. H. H. station a II ~ ons,,
80 b. M Daily Daily excep; SATURDAY. ,ab,es par.
or ana sleeping notation OF 1foFaSOs .
ny,.es RrookIyn-,I33 Washingonst 80 Fhon "a
oinces GOV 81 New. YORK Ntyl 3oS ~
asa iY7l broadway iiS Bowery PARK paee 90 ~
and vast Shore Stations foot Of West i2d ST. ~
t.os of last North River. G. j.. LAMBEkr'' ~e"~S
IsSsenRer Agent. Yandefbiit-aye. New'Se1
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CENTRAL IL. IL. OF NEW JERSEY


Time Table Do cmbcr =. 1890.
4:ao a.. ~ Tor La,roq, Magen Cnunk, wnkcsbarrc.
JURY Wl,anSIoft o. sundays ior East0n Mauch Chumn
Wilks,t1rrr a.d s,ersntoa.
20 40, and Mag,h Chunk. On sunda'' :.
rs a. N. Tor ,;;joai M3gch cnnnx. w.lAe,baire re.
sa%0a Snno r''Ti
WllanlspOrt
IaFi SS roti1t 49, Saadas fer .a@a also
bug iG ES @a Tm SaaaA rd is sa n
IS j. NJ for Iistol Mauch Chunk, Reallns Harris.
burg 80 S 3 M s4 to a, G, and I'D &ra,own
aaor Aa9tGo hghla"q ua a. a. 200 10 II ~ a. m.
For i TS,6od SSt 5 si5 Il is a. go D. 49,
foi Long Branch and points south to Point Pleasant at
40 ~ II r 10 a. md ma i oS 20 90 ~ H. Snnday
" Ior Red na2F at As s;iS 1ll5 m. 80; 90.
''-'' '''' TOR LAKEWOOD. -
a it, &.ao al 5 81 ~ p san? sa
E. Toms E' % % I rnrE and 1 %
30. .Hiaatic CITY, VincIand anG BridSeton' at 4H5
To-, - cui6 rcach and seabrlgh:. at sl5 1Il5
a. m. / 81 100 p m.
FOX PHILADELPHIt. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
LOYAL BLUE LINE
For Phiad iRh. 1T 49, 40 zoo. II 80 = M. 80
SG&DY 10 10 g OJ J. No. u 3d. night So
For ia tlorc and Washington daily at co. II 80 Cex
ecpt sgnd1 ~ 90 -S 20 100 p ma 10 II Is nsh;
80 p NJ. - /; night except SATURDAY nisht sunday,
5 % 90 90 l m. have connection for Reading Har-
Tor sgnIury Wnlamspor. Via PHILADELPHIA at rs
cN l sau,day nisht undaIS 90 10 Midnight
Ticket, and larorCar seats can b. procured at a. 172
Wd. 49, ia a,t II 10th McG ?'4G Court st.
$50 fgSo rs %ad Co, Boo N cal, ,or m, oc,
baggage non hotc. or rrsidtnec.
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FOK PIIlLiDELPHIt. BALTIMORE AM
WASHINGTON

N EW-NORk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ tsAII.W AN.-frins leave West a, :
tweniy MN earlier from foot OF Jayst M Tor
MidGietOWn lurnNir. Liberty. DENT. Norwich, Oneida.
osMeso Chic3go 80 T. w.; for CAM bs Han Midde.
erty Wao' Oneida Central square. Oswcgo, Rochester
Niagara Fall, Detroit. Chicago. ST. Louis Daily. All
other dv except sundays. Tickets tables 32y
Bradway q. ANDLRSON. general Passenger Agent
10 Exchange Place, N. \.
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NEW AND CHEAPER EDITIoS.

A HISTORY OF TIE LATER ROMAN EMPIRE
From, Arcadus to Irene. a. D. 395-SOo. By JOHN b.
DIRY NJ A. 2vo,s. svo, cloth, gilt tops IN ooN' SooV
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tprv when with the beginning Of the Holy Roman Ani'
miro in the West author holds that the time mas COME
for the first to speak OF the Eastern HC'ni ,Ap'.,
,r Ia closos This work with an admirable summary
rhe charters throughout this work on morals ana man.
rer church and ecclesiastical questions. show both u.s.
comment and fairness while the chapters on literature In
the periods present the author az his 'eS ~
POSTGRADUATE and Wooster Quarterly
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1)roposals.

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SIR ROBERT PEEL.

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Nem Dubliratlons
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ROMAN LITERATURE IN RELATION TO
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nv the Rev. ROBERT BURN, NJ. A. With illustra'
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Ocean STEAMERS.

REEMI,DA ROlAL, NAIL AND GABLE.
2M rl6 6i;I IEHGW llII, 81 VI Vs.
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TH0s. COOK son. psi AMI 1895 EroodwAy.
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JApAN-CIIINA
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THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF TIE EARTH
A POPULAR ACCOUNT OF GEOLOGICAL HISTORY.
BY Rev. II. y. HUTCHINSON, B.A., Figs.
With - Illustrations. Crown $40. Cloth, 81 So
zine scarcity Of pc puar Geology the present
time has the writer TO put together this little book
in the hope that 1t may supply want '-(FTom the
Preface.
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