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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-05-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

Barley 40
Judge Dana went over to Dunsrith last
week on business.
A car load of mares for sale by E. NJ
Allen.
Oliver chilled steel plows at slcttsback
& Co.'S.
Doctor Gibbard of Rochester, N. Y, was
in town this week.
v. Noble went to Willow City on bus
mess this week.
Farms for Sale Or to Rent; In
quire at office of Pioneer.
Slettehack & Co. have received car load
Of farm machinery. T
F. H. Thomas and j.. P. Hager were Gr
from Willow City last Thursday.
A car load of mares for sale by E. NJ
Allen. -- ..-.
The militia boys will meet for drill at the
armory next Tuesday. s,ss
Wanted: A good girl. Apply =,
Fargo Store"
Light showers last Tnesday-heavier a
few miles south Of town.
Money can he Aecured through the Bank
of Willow City for final proof purposes.
For Rent. Three or four rooms for
housekeeping. Inquire at O. J. Tonnessen' 8
Geo. Emslie, the famous sprinter, WAS in
town making acquaintances this week.
sloughton & Rossow Bros steel axle
wagon at. Sletteback & Co.'S.
Mr.. Jake Keller of St. Paul arrived in
town Wednesday and may locate perma
nsntly.
Call and the Bank of Willow City
before n aking loan on your final proofs.
Farmersl Now is the time to get your
vitriol, A large supply at tho city drug,
sF', ..
The midweek train has been taken off
between here and Rugby, aud We get but
two trains q week.
The village board met on the 18th and
appointed J. B. Sinclair assessor and W
H. Kirk treasurer @.- u
Daniel McBraysn returned from Ontario
during the week. He says he is glad to
get back to Bottineau. l.. ..>. 49,.
DR.. Hunter is with us and is ready t.
| do excellent service in the dental line, al
the McBraysn hotel.
| w. H. Kirk, Thomas White, Mcintosh
Bros. and Judd s Woods are all soon to b'
provided with burglar proof safes.
Look out for social ssnsation! A Ger
tain young lady has been putting her laml
in order like the wise maldens Of the Bibl
story. .4.,@= vs..
| Major Makee Of DHnseith was ever las
week to attend meeting Of the g. "A. R.
and Vas . pleasant caller 1t the P1osEEr
office. s
w. H. Kirk has secured the services Of
first class Matchmaker aud clock repairer
Watches and clocks repaired and WorI
! guaranteed. Give him call. a...s
Court lasted ono day only. but it wa
llong enough for ,svsral staunch men /,
swear allsgiancs % The government Of .h,
United States. :r
Football il on the rampage now-o
rather some Of the boys GET on : rampag,
when they play i witnsss the noted sin
clair- Macarthur catch y. cat ch-can ursstlin,
4 match. sg.s
Mr.. G. G. Nelson, who has bssns in Bot
ftineau for several weeks, has bssn engagsl
by slettebak & Co. % handle thsir farn
machinery Mr.. Nelson IS y steady ON
lployc, understands the business thoroughly
and will b. sure to givell best atten.iol
j TO the business.
Geo. Emslie, representing the Northwsst.
ern Mutual Life Insurance Company q
u Milvaukss. Wis, was here the past weel
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-05-21
I Herd Notice.

am prepared to herd cattle during the
coming season on tho Mouse River, 8 miles
north Of Robert Auhl's ranch. A thorough
bred Short Horn bull will be in the herd.
Terms, COWS 81 so per head, oil other cattle
$l.O0 per head. ..s.
r. FRrrMAr &sE.s
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-05-21

BY mis- take on our part the firm Of
Judd s. Woods did not appear among the
signers of the agreement to close the stores
at clock p. m.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-05-21
Wanted.

At Hotel Towner one good cook and one
Dining Room girl. G ood wages raid to
experienced hands.
+. . Apply or write, ]. H. Breen,
n ... Manager
Towner, N. D.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-05-21
To Rent.

One hundred acres Of breaking, good
water and Accommodations. Apply at office
Of the Pioneer. %~
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-05-21
For Sale,

A span of horses and years old and .
new sstt Of harness At Denney's ba,p
Enquire Of N. A. Dsnnoy.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Dollhouse Freak aud wife, 70 chas Weinberg 5
aaron Louis to Tn.raot Industrial Savings Bank, 2''
D Roenm GUSTAV to the Title Guarantee ard Trust Co.
suton Place ~ years; "a 6 600; and another lid
M Jas r. 70 se Sa six S S''' anu '"O'''
Bara.e. Marteko and another, 70 , Ann Reilly S
f iisr. a. MurafSi;f r It Guarantee and TVS
oIiins LoTrrn,S TO Moses Goodman so Fast ID
80 Cuan s si%Ge A. lily Engei and wife, 1i' East
DE Raj me- tis"ce, Robt Embree eScr' 23o East
Dew, SAM e MacuOch ct al, trustees ass
Tumi,hS y t, I:cr"id Hess No u st Marks Place
rSpSi San :, 10 Mary Costello guardian. and an
other 40 tst o1at I'd cs. .r and S NE ESQ Avenue
D. ;rsssaba m %c-cs and wife, to Hugo Jo'cphy $50
'csS Flora to Fischer 10. io on NAP oSG made
aa cathsliGs and sn9 t. sIa ac SH' exec
HS' c6 adaS and VIE S To- %ex Walker and auO
$Siss Sys yea. q LINT mtg, go % I lHo Cameron
iardays ;:S. ys ,I%s. si5ocG osa... 10TH
"' nayc., be WI and wife. to Caroline Powers $50
.n :csr and %il g Lsgi' Ss, Loon ct al 18th
s+th.st llu-avc. year. - 800 eo,,.., q
o, ,yii; ",tame" "%' sS a On "a ,'O
$: sas;as 3 l., e.. SSs coarons
ave, : ljjih-st years, 800. 80
Nohi>. Agnfs to the r. Il Savings Bank lots 2i6 and
247 map 81 Central Mott Haven year, r2Ool
Page, huntington to Louis" l. J,r'miah - "ro'est
years. 5000 IN
pangbuu. Frederick. and 10 Lucinda Mott %
IOraio-st. years. $1,000
RothschiId vctor H. 70 seg S.inhardt GO Madison
years. $4,000.
stein Henry II, Ella " Jackson and ano, corner
Irxington-ayc aud con 81. 3 years nplts. $1,000.
smith. Harriet l.. To- Julia Camb.rlsn II, l27thst
7tl-avc. year ~ 200. -
Srhrcncr, Gtorlr. IN Charles Br!std, o'th-st'
- Avenue A. 2 years. $4,000.
schmu Gcofg" and W.T.. b. Eliza Billet Subur-
ban.st. Trcgsayc. YEAR,. $500.
Wolf Llppnann tie Title ',raiahtec and Trust CO.
s sutton Place years. a. .O1p 49,
Williams. NJ, 20 Chas i'boiy. ir, $3.50 I-iterty'st
:
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sos IT, 4 ,Ss Lotus Tub 125 ooO
Madison ave No go; Selg stsnhaidt ana WIG no
70 Victor II Rothschild .,:.., =; IA ,,,ico
sI.2J 81 6Otl-st. l?'oNiVV'
Louis A Wagner 10 MlrIart tina StuNe-....
IGul.st :. $50 II MaGisoh-aNe; EL,o1.' ''oo- 100
mon Ia Wilson and wife TO Adolf Mayer INV
lstsVe :. sl.2 G6th-st lo3N'oo h'"y
SUR 10 Louis A W1qner....-.-.--;
lsth.st 40 40 Fast ruS~Ne > b"'h" "
sarah Engel 20 j,.;n1,,naon wolff
sutton Place no I 'aine 70 j'o7a fesh /;
,th.ave : IL r. l29h-St. i7S13; hnte T. I
stone 70 Emily Gillette 90. ,,,,y,i;
lishsi go y,s day =" lanes KsIy T j 1900
IiCih.st ; 800 e " 5th-aye 7eSio 70 p,o Nof'S
Avenue 3i' q rs,IIa,s and another > $500
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railroads..
NETWORK g.
MEW-EMGLAMD
RAILROAD.

I'D oliics shorter than Other Rail Line Between
New York and nostou.
TINE SHORTENED TO FIVE HOURS AND FORTY
MINUTES.
Inc Whlts Ifzin Is tAe inost Iukurions train run Oh
last.rh t,ads Has Pullman Royal Parlor Cars Dining
Gar ana BuEet Smoking and Coaches and mn
run OF 81 miles. from Willimsnic to Hoston without a
ston tsr 81 less than that OIL other limited train
THIS train leaves Grand Central Station at 3 n m daily
ana arrves 10 Boston At 80 D. m; and vice versa
NOON train with Paror Cars Dining Of
mantcl nWng Grand Central Station a. II 03 stop. al
W.. rs,nUn wimnnu Punam Blackstone. ana Franklin
ma arrives IN Boston az $50. 4. c. KENDALL.
Z. s. MELLEN. General Manager e"se' "S'"''
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na,lroaos.
pennsy|vania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY Of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT By
Block Signals&Interlock ingSwitches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
nc.hrosscs and COrtInmdf Streets.


In Eject JUNE 18th. 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
SisvsIanda CRc.S S0ls% rs g. s0 ana 81
LOUIS is ,. m. next Gay. Connects also for Toledo
except S .mE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 NC composed exclusively Of pullman tesiou,
e. c. ss'n % RG:
:s BBssS s1ssy s%a ali
SsysSe Si g. "a 81
i Eouis ; s:l5 D. M No. mex. A day e
LOUIS AMP CiNGiN sS..,u Ex H.r. rom New
YORK and Dining Cars nom Neierk 70 - LSni.
PASSENGER fns Cache. Ssw.York st. Louis. Arrive,
tinciDnat 10i5 a. In. and ST. Louis 100 D. m. mex
TIE CcLUuBIAN EXPRESS:
aCo M Ss'Ss s'yss I92s
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 p veO1e Sleeping Sn Gas nTs cw
CLEVELAND \ 10 a. MI c6 sxcsn e saEaay next a'
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
Ssy ssS 't5s IS D. "fsAs mex: saa
ns % ar Ge ssfS%a a1a GoiumSU. except Saturday
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 p. M-rullman yestbuie sleeping car; New. fSrt
S,s5m ch M%pA sqa s. hSSS G
Cincinnati rs D. M, Indianapolis 1913 p. M, snd
81. Louis 90 a. secood morning; 49,, ~.
4so MRa % for rJR s H 'e 3"
Ashcville and Knoxville. ,- . al.
500 for al point: on Che Sp,ns end and oA'
H,~1N win SenandoaS SsSV Expass daily With
Through Pnilman Buffet Sleeping Car 10 NewOfeAna.
ia Knoxville Chattanooga and Blrmin cham
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
1O,IU A. NJ" " ashinxton Limited Express" week
days Pullman NesLUule fafior CAis, tesuoule RS.
scne;r Coaches Dinnscar 70 Baltimore. arriving In
3,l0 r Nj" Congressional Limited" daily Pqli.
man ye,tibuIc lnrlor ears and pningCar. arriving
washington rs m NJ sa.s ti fsrs oe'00a u'us'
Ao"'' ,S M 2io 80 90 and 100 and IL rs
ae!t Fsr baltimore 09,S 90 90 . p D. 90 SUNDAY ~
p; "a ad IA tIs, 80 D. m weekdays. with through
For Cape May. 90 p. m weekdays. Through Buffet
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
.y,anls Limited with Dining Csr .nd 10 10 Washington
2;l0 800 $3.50. Zoo, 80, 90; 90 9 3o 90
e II. ND % % s 81: s%pdny' 30 Express.
200 800 30 90. 80, %. 80 aud . 90 p.
and 10 u nieht Accommodation % and 90 p. n.
For Time Tables Of trains TO local point, the Pnnsyi
oaiee. yos 2G az sS o., and s s@s Brosdxay
A.tor House 4.d-.t. and 6h-ave. 1874 Fast i25h.ss.
?Gt West l?5:hst PSI Columbus ave. and foot Of Des
os Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot Of Ful.
tonst.. Brookiyn IS Hud'on'st. HoboAcn; Station.
The ScwYcrs Transfer Company will coli for and check
from hotels and residences through 70 destination
CHAs. f. PUGH j. T. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS Al TIE EAOilhNuE.
There was a good attendance at the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday The principal feature Of the day
was the sale by James l.. Wells Of improved and UNI
improved property In the Twenty third and Twenty
fourth wars which sold by order OF the executors
md trustees, The irst property offered was two
vacant lots In nehundred and forty-fonrthst' near
Brook ave. They brought $500 from David Qhei'
No. daI East Unc hundred and forty ith-,i Is two.
story and basement dwelling on full lot: IL SOFA
for +j.IOO 10 J. J. LOOMS. pot olAo3' IN
ldri:Aye near unenuIaiednha IN; nrr ,r, st., MN MN
u story fame store. b!ough' ~ O'o lrph D. &c
Cafrfey. A twosiory fran. dwelling on pot
i3xioo in Eiton-ave, went Tor 51,Wo =" o""rsc
running through 10 Forest ave, for s'i'Co Pot Oh
about nfccn city lots ia Jcnnlne'st brought Ti"7oo
containing about twcnty-t"o city h'~, went 70 -
east Of one hundred ard seventy bird 81 ana
Wccss.avc for $4,000. and the corner Of MapeSnvc
aud 'amuel-t brought S'loo from -, L9c'yer 80. a
plot at Prospect ave. aud GIOt-st. brinsht f-a,V
John DAILY bought three lotS In Columhne ave. near
Tn'G iop v go pun %lG Though To Maon went 70
Ia e.. hocmlci for fJ,rJ0. joan /. u. smyth s"u
lot in White Plains. weschc-tcr County, " y" FOR
John r. lloyd offered No. IL Jamc,-st.,, being The
corner OF New npwtN Ior-tor b..H Dii,oi.' Ta
stores. ard indory IN rcir. ana pit i'.,N .resnai
II sold under Partition The bidding started NJ
100000 and up to $4,000. Mahoney Brothers
AT At the weekly sale of stocks and bonds by II. V.
anc,, Co. the following Te 500 s9id az, ,,7.,
500 Mi;Sis;a Ec%'si Rsiiicaa MT mortgage q per
''" sldcSoG Ss~ ysFs 1i5.ss and St Louis Railroad
20 lharSs importers and Traders yarioni Bank. 800
each lOdOlG. lOdGl1, . ND, A..
u 900 Chicago. Kck Island and Pacific E"ilDlh hr''
mortgage u p'i cent bpnds. due 1917. 1902.
- shar,s Mar anul" National BInA. 500 each III
900 District Of Columbia $3.50" re' cent bonds
- share National Butcher and Drver-' Bank. 40
each ISL.
1t 40. III broadway H. Il"nrpncS Offered Nos;
200 ana sll Greenwich st.. the northeast corner ni
Janes two fuurstDry brick dwellings on lots 2fA,4
each. No 500 being The corner brousht s.2Ip'
lt..,t wlff IN
meIiately In The r,nr brought p 500 James = Nc
Ouilen sold under foreclosure. No. l75 Fast SIXTY
furhst.. u three story dwelling. on Iot lohluv'
The bidding ran from ril 900 up 10 SlJ"1O j. II.
Fcnov was the buyer. William Kennedy sold NO. 10
Fnvsccond 81. four story stoneiront hou,e, on
d lot 9ONSU 10 brought ~ 500 from II. hewcil
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Storage
n!nslcal Jnstrnmrnis.
Aliercllaneons.

~ AN eyes OF the entire IRON world DO focused ON
" DULUTH without influencing values1 WORDEN
SMITH RICHARDS, Real Estate. and Iron Mines
Duluth, MINI.
4 Ow SPLITS GENERAL NERVOUS AND PLY.
- SICAL Dt.BILlfi MENTAL DEPRESSION AND
WEAKNESS cured at home without an Instances Of
failure Pamphlet prospectus with voluntary Testimonials
OF the cured AID endorsements Of the press free all
Consultation by mail.
Address p. o. Box sO5 Boston Mass
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CuropfaM ADVERTISEMENTS.

LADY OF TITLE is willing TO receive Young lady
"A resident companion and friend Terms O. 800 p.r
snnum Applications from principals their collectors
DE DUEIATTF. Solicitors 3S tIolborn Viduct Iondoo
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NEw.yoRK. ONTARIO AND wE-rrRy,nAuwAy

q
In consequence Of The nrio, ment' being made az the
foot Of Jal.st The ferry ga PASSENGER business Is
g, aS %S. Tgay at the foot Of West
MohSco rcaS fab%Fh 5er,y r' Lns rts
M1aor oHeo,A Saregnd"T Seign n, o Wai9a Rh;
pcuo!t. chicago. srd point Wet
wo FIX ISv% a ,l G iShGs M9Snf d a@@
inebureh fncnyilIe Pittsburgh Monticello hureyviIc,
sh' t%yss m@ Lake . Melons, nIa MH"s:
Iurgh Enenyilc Pittsburgh lnrlcy,ie Liberty. White
cs E csSS4 NS.@ r sso' .,, SGrT fa
lib + H. isd'.t 30 Z. NJ. West 18Th ST. sa,nr.
%py SHy g, M&dG.1%n m,I@EsHfA s%S
tDaiy ali Other alHs daily except sunday.
Pullman s a,aN,ns room ;Sats ard eepnsear oer'hs
Go'e G. 'HNbfas6% e. J. a. 80 Bea,c-.,t Ncw.york
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,
W we., I 4 Station CO c EcSssG2 q. fol-
low. and iss %sss: caTsf cG! i5S,.,
Yo A. or NS%P"FE T S, r Sismtla
e s%d SSS s"a nG N"o s JSn5
: and sE &sgas@ g sS%G'y SaIad ra'n
Mp' tS s r. peS n csss eS SSS
satuIdays for TorG,S cN,ept sqnday , fer s,ratSsa
E,%a oG% S h'Sf na ase. S anosn s%a
Paror cars TO rhocncia. Hotel Sstlon Bloom.
VILE and New i'altz.
tb) iIJJ A.. W., p,ny. except SUNDAY for KINGSTON.
Cairo Gatskiil Moui ain station. i'alrn,I- New.
Paltl Lakes Mohonk and Minncwasta, Albany sara.
togn. Caldwell, LAX" George
Faror IN Phoenicia. Boomyiiie, Saratoga ard
Caldwell.
1:15 p M.->aturiavs only ior Kingston. Phoenicia
paror car 10 goomville.
(c) 3,t5 y. M.-Dnly. eNcr!t Sunday, Kingston
Phonnicia. Grand Hotel station ArENtlI. Hunter
Kaatcrskli. New.i'altl, Lakes Mohonk ana Mime,
waska. Cairo fat~kui Mountain station. Inenyiilc
ALBANY Saratoga. and saturdays only Tor Bloom, lie
and Caldwell Lake Grorgc. Parlar cars o. t;rand
Hotel Station ami saratoga. rurlor car through 20
Bloomyille Saturdays. "
4:en 2 M.-paly, Except sunday for Albany.
cuse. Rochester punllo NagLr. rails. Detroit chi.
caRo, st. Louis; except Saturday Toronto 49,
di3O p M.-Diiy. except sunday, Nrwburg Al
bany. Saatora and Montreal. ~" "
Si1j =. M.-Dlly for Albany. Utica. SYRACUSE Roch.
ester buffalo. Niagara Fails. Toronto. Detroit
3,3" \. ,..cat,kin Mountain Night Line Sundays only
sirsping cars TO rhoencia and Bloonlvlle ''
tal 'tb) tcl Leaves prookyn by Annex, (a) 10 90,
tbl 10 40 a. NJ tcl 800 p m. Jersey CITY 4. Il. H.
nANhl,si RAW LotAIS, 2:f5. - IS p. m.
8 :35 - 80. III AS p m. ~ '' ~
sleenns-cars Tor buffalo, Niagara Fails Toronto De.
trot Chicago st Louis. on all through trains.
lyn 333 Westinghouse. 700 uonst Annex Office foot
fu.ton-St Newiork city. i3 251 1903 7S5 oi2 Broad
w s LIZ Bowfry - Fa1. lr'st SO West i2iths' nl
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Railroads.
'AMERIoAs GREATEST RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ g. HuDSGN RIVER RE-

u uUUoUN nlv6n hs r.
gtPEcT LINE TO NIAGARA FALiS
rAE se only railroad ,Tc ss"io" IL u:
Of New York. Trains leave follows,
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS
8.3C A.M-DaIiy, except Sundays; ysste.s srsh =
MO- Sioeaa Fails Fails '5r IS 1 m c nSso
FAST MAIL
$40 sSn Gs rsySSaps os Hssssy B Ss
SARATOGA LAKE s GK3kGE AND MONTREAL
800 4: .M,,-Dsny, except Sunday. Due saussa
NETWORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-DAy. due Chicago 9A5 q. ~ next d.
DAY EXPRESS.
WV" run west Of Cleveland and Detroit
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED,
100 louis Us next p. m. No exaI tara '' ~
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1:55 pM s.t nal isie due Chicago p H. next d'
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
$50 NJ Except sgndsys. Duo Albany 10. 1su
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
A.2nP.M Daily. duo Detroit :SS .. M. 0ea~
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
6.nn p. M.-DaiIy. due Chicago 800 .. NJ. st. Lsaia
NORTHERN EXPREsS
~
BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS AND THOUSAND
ISLANDS SPECIAL.
7.30P p. M-Dsiy. due BuH.io 2 :so q M. Niasas
Nv Falls o 90 a M, Clayton 5 As q. IN.
CINCINN At AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
Q.nn r. M.-Day. due Cincinnati 100 p m, Indian.
O.OV spolis IL rs D. m, 81. Louis, 35 O. N.
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
0.(l0 p. M.-Dsiiy sleepingCas passengers only ~
WV ried uils train for Rochester. Due AZ -
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
o.1S p. M.-paiiy Tor Bugaio. HsteF~wA. OsdnA
o.tS burS Detroit and Chicago.
PlTTSFlELD, LbNOA. SOlAIk ADAMS AND THE
BAKkshik@ HILLS Via Harlem D,'isionl.
Two ealns with through Cars Ptsda9,
20 Ol q us due Pttsdeld 49, North Adams 80 n.s
- SO o. m. due Pitsneld 10, North Adams 10 =.
Also fr days aud saturdays only at 80 H. ID. for Ps
hrld, arriving o: 10 .. m.
.o time Of local trains, tickets and space In Seepe
Cars apply ct Grand Central Station. az 11o. 2e1s
lla 7o5 Broadway, % West l25A;st 2S5 Colunbas
ave., and lthst station, New-Yorh 1888 Westinghouse
728 Futon.st. and "a Broadway, E. d.. BROOKLYN.
Psy s1csD; sund, ,. ot asIns s's ~ an dsy
80, 80 p. IN. stop at 15sth.,t station
John M TOUCEY GEORGE; H. DANIELS
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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GcaliJrrS.

MEEIcAY AND FOREIGN Teachers AGENci
"A suIpnc, Professor, Irschers Iu'ofs, % :,
&C. Mr. r o. H. foU%G,FULroS. 20 Union square
MEXICAN AND foEEiGS rsoFESsohS: TEA nsn;
a Eis Tutors Geyernesse. ETC. o. =.
b.9.ns Soi Meaes
SopTfRii .nE HOOK Sndae 10 fn.h:.ye cor 2osh-.s
- Es-' TEACHERS supplied ior all oranehe, IN az
d ocsuy. 80 FEE or registt,'ioa: fo1m ~ or
rV.HUYSsOON American School bureau W. i,s~%
CIBsTcLAss TEACHERS suplssdd without fnaTTs
AGNCY fe4,abi.hed 1850 w d. Kerr a East lith.ss.
n RTvATE TUTOR Yale graduate -ueces-iul N pFepai
in, Rows Tor college and reeommrnded BY w.il.hhoNh
tamncs Address 4. EVERETT STONE. log Yves, te'hs''
rCFACUE!;S WANTED Ladle,-T.ngsh. French (sPoh-
i en- music for family also for schooI
en,n rrnan Latin music for i'ni! No.il nuri
piano and vocal French and German cNper'heeu
teacher OF natural science; superior tfnIrN Na'I
Ctutltmon-prIcssos 81 French and German iot copf
natural .cnc for tr.;class school assistant 70 ' sSoI
OF eng rccnc drafting and ned WORK; nroles-~ Oh
nrat~a.. school mathcmatcs and military dtil Iisoo'
laiIan Normal graduate Eps'oiallah french any ~.
mn: ia:!n aad French English and m1thcmucs fnsco
palian drawing book tcepinc ana manual tiainnI rp ~,
tcpllan classics. Ep-Opalan; ag br' bookkeeping '"
Hpp,y tn MRS. NJ. J. YOrNG.FrLToN.
American and Foreign teachers AR,hF
- Union Square.
IN HE FISK Teochors' Agencies New York Boston chi
caro- Los Angeles. &c; 900 positions hhed. IL, Il
CROCK FIR " Y. Manager Lincoln Blde Caioh o.
Sx1 ANTED IMMEDIATEIY.-Ladics' teacher, piano:
w ,O.al. Tor iistco>> seminary, siWV am ", nv
teacher French German south English teacher $50 and
;lNchcr art teacher. MISS DoNoNAN'S TtA'hEisS'
EI'REAU. Musical Agency. 30 Fast liti-st
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Miscellaneous.

DRrvATE TrITIO, -atIne ,!nnssr nnon'ns sdgess
L college graduate Of -N ears ~eNP i'"''' -'-
HERMAN DRIS LER. 40. Ia; i'th.s,.
i-rrPTTG for College and other eNqnls by IRE. ~
i GREENE. 16j I.afyet-,Ne. s,yI l;,f w,lrh, Yale
the host teachers o. languages KNOW rIO'-
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For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washingt
ROYAL BLUE LINE.


Phladcpha ENpIcss 400, 10 900. 1000. tl3o g. a,
with dnlg car $50. 2.Io. $50. VITA dining car. toS
30 90 30 49, S.' Sa d hi % esr 49, s n.
dnlns car 800: go p. NJ. l2.l3 night, oo =, "a
a. I... glh dniag 49, $50, dining car. 500 e.
Additional trains weekdays for Baltimore Ct 900 =
fOr SasiS H arr.6ars pot,ssfe etc at n
aS sS i a i,Gs oIy ' & night keep; s.tgrd:
s s0sd1 so so6 sxss 80 sfspi u.s.
i2i5 nishs for sGeOeTy Le|xrs aad Wlaa;psSI;i
H Ss rn e2eeps s, az 2 hight + Sundays S 'S H. Ill
Ee Sasssv 40 so 7s DO ss5 80 = s'' '
For BStGehcm, Allentown. Mausf Chunk 81. 90
s ss s's 10 5oS MO- rs $50 B. to Aea''"a
,dOr wlkesbas.s p,tsss,n ana Scranton. s4S a. M
fos isn n5snss ana Lake HGggaseons. eco
s fo a. Pib i %gbf 80 at s5 sr" sag
80 2i5 so 30 49, 5c9o 20 dl5' 40 p. H. Sun
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For freehold aud Atlantic iigniani IL. 49, SIS 1So
a. M. 100 80. G.l5 p III. sunday, ol5 a. m 400,
For RED Bank Long Branch and points South to Pom.
plGi'ant 49, 0So 80 90 M az ZS ak sa'a d. y.
SUNDAYS. except ocean G-oye and As,ury PARK, sla
For Lakewood Tons River Darnesa, PARK and B.,us
For Atlantic City Vineland AID Brdce,on. $50 n,
For Monmouth ncoch soahrlrht and Highland Beach.
$50 SIS =. M; 40 $50. Gl5 m:
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier 3 n. r.. foot Rector s.
For Au11tlc liighland,, Highland Beach seabrsi
and Long Branch. at 80, 900, 100 a. NJ. 100 S&
For Eberon Ocean Grove. A,bury Par; and Point
for rel fan at at $50 100 a.; a. M 30 90 5 $50
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barncgat. at -
i For F Eir'S 3d. a, loo. si5 80 p. m
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For Young Ladies-City.

CT. MARY'S SCHOOL (EpiscopaD. and Fast SON.
- St. NeEYor1.A Boarding and D3y 500 iot gir IA
Tor college exam nations 2jh leslns october 49,;
,Sr-nss THE SISTER ~ CHARGE.
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New. York, TIVE day Juno %
The following sales were he'd at tho Ntw'AorK Nea'
four .tory dwelling with lot No. West 52d-st.
$50 It Gth-ivc 9ON 10 9N.O. $500: Sewcll Ill.r
thfcc--tory dwelling with lot 10 l1' Fast otth.St
n = I70 m-aNc, lot ltNltO.i l. II sc'h y. Eld2".
o., land Nos 500 ald al fernw lcn.st. corner Aos
80 o. Jonest. plot 5o@N'JN1ON3j; IhlIIp Ha'nnit.
4fi,1OO.
were adj ourncd To- July and -. respectively.
AT THE EXCHANGE AND AUCTION ROOM.
three and four story building with plot Of land No II
"A " 80 - NcwiboN,ry plot O2TlO- ~
5.xl33.O: Mahoicy BrOs. sjj.Uu0.
lots n l3il-st, rs IL BFookaNo, 2jNlOO each;
two-story dwelling with lot n = l45th.st. rs #
sd.nve. lot 23xicO j J Locn.e. - 800. - -
/ One.sory dwelling with lot No. 2S9j, and 2s? ID
ave, ;. 6j3 IT ljlst-st. lot SlAsl4N-9NoJ7; J
NJ Canrey sll,oop 49, al . x, 80 =.
/ twGatory dwelling with LOT. fltOnayc, 20 II =
iaCth.t lot 45XiO0; ''.o Chappeh. $500.
lot Trcnton1, ru,ilnH through 70 forc.t'avc
- city - stonayc.. running through TO Jennings
sJ.: Jacob Stnh $4,000.
Plot Of land containing about % city lots. Jennings
Il and Pros octave; j. McCafr'y, $500.
II. .. KocmYo, $4,000. .
Io, Of Ind SaBuel.st.. corner Maposayc.
75Xl3J: q. i>cky,l. $500.
not Of land on pro-gctavct 5 W corner Grote-st.
= lots Columbineave., " ClinonaNc. 23N95 each :;
i lot on Columbnc ave. Clinonovc. o5Xo5; same
pui cha.cr 5C2J
3 lots o. M1rionave. running through Bainbrldge
| ave. kingsbrdee Rad, 21Sliss each; X. g. kocr-
a,ic ii buildings with lott. Nos. Alb to ~ wcs;
3lst st.. Jtsvc. Was withdrawn OF BID VI sl03co