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entertainments.

The Stoddard lecture on Mexico to-nigh
at the Hyperion will attract widespread
notice. The lecturer will speak of the
route from our border at the Rio Grande
through the silver mining section and
many of the historic localities until the
capital is reached. His illustrations, taken
on the spot, are claimed to be very fine.
The lecture will be repeated Wednesday
evening.
Rudolph Aronson's company will be the
attraction for two nights, Friday and Sat
urday next. They will present their latest
success, Uncle Celestin, an original three
act farce comedy, music by Edmond Aud
ran. The comedy is now approaching its
350th performance in Paris, where its sue
| cess has been somewhat phenomenal
An audience that filed the Hyperion to
| OVERLOOKING witnessed the play of "Ala-
bsma" on Saturday night.
1t would be safe to say that no such
ideal performances has been given in New
Haven for many day.
The players were all at their ease and
each one seemed fitted physically and men
tally for his or her particular character.
The personal popularity of Mr.. Frank
l. Bangs, who has not been seen here
since he appeared with jefferson and
Florence, had much to do with crording
the house and provoking the applause.
Mr.. Bangs, unequaled in skill, tao; and
refinement, made q most agreeable impress
sion, as he always does. He is 10 be CON-
msndsd for his makeup, which almost
disguised him, and for the tender and
pathetic touches he gave TO the role of
Colonel Preston.
During the fourth act q magnificent
laurel wreath, tied with the Alabama col
ors, WAS presented to the artist, and never
was tribute moro deserved.
We but echo the wish of the delighted
public when we say. come again Mr.. Bangs
and bring Alabama with you.
You are both worth seeing sgAin.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
rare treat is promised the patrons Of
this theater for three nights and matinee,
commencing this evening, in Harris Boston
Novelty company, as a glance at the list Of
names is enough to certify that it is a frst,
class show in every respect. Among the
artists are Emerson and Cook, the Sisters
Coulson, Jules Kelleher, Lew Hawkins
Harry LaRose, Misses Cook and Clinton,
Carr and Tourpee, Miss Mabel Francis,
Julia Kelly, the original Emerson & Clark
and many others, making in all the best
speciality show now travelling.
Zone of the Brsvest," with Charles Nc
Csrthy in the leading role, comes the last
half of the week.
pRocToB's OPERA HOUSE.
Mr.. A c. Gunter's romantic play, ''Mr |
Barnes of New York." will be the attrac- |
ton this evening, the production being |
made by Manager Frank w. Sawyer's
Broadway Theater company of New York |
city. The leading characters of the play
will be cast rs fellows: Marina Paoli; Miss
May Wheeler; Enid Anstruther, Miss EN-
ma Field: Lady Chartris, Mss Rose Sny-
der; Maud Chartris, Miss Lola Bertelle: |
Mr.. Barnes, Mr.. Hugo Toland; Count
Danella, Mr.. Sheridan Block; Edwin An
struther, Mr.. Coulter Brinker; Tomasso
Monaldi, Mr.. Charles Lamb
Birds of Feather" come Wednesday
and Thursday evenings and Natural Gas"
Friday evening.
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NH near the green. Address
1kis2. jos 2t* CENTRAL.
DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, S., PROBATE COURT
January %, 1892 {
EHSTATE of WILLIAM F. COBURN, late of
~ New Haven, in said district, deceased.
The administrator represents the estate insolv-
emit and prays the appointment of commissioners
thereon.
ORDERED-That commissioners to receive
estate be appointed at Court of Probate to be
held at New Haven, within and for the district of
New Haven, on the 29th day Of January, 1892
at ten o'clock, forenoon Of which all persons
IN interest will take notice and appear If they
see cause and be heard thereon.
By The court. TIMOTHY F. CALLAHAN,
iaS5 St CLARK
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DISUI ICU oI NO" IeVen, [
January %, 1892. (
d. North Haven, in said district, deceased.
The administrator having exhibited his admin
istration account with said estate to this court
for allowance, it is
ORDERED, That the 2sth day of January "A. D.
1892, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at Probate
Court to be held at New Haven, within and for
the district of New Haven, be and the same is
assigned for hearing on the allowance of said
administration account with said estate, and this
court directs the administrator to cite all persons
interested therein to appear at said time and
place by publishing this order three times in
some newspaper having circulation in said dis
rict. A.HEATON ROBERTSON
ia25 3tt Judge of said Probate Court,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-25

Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure
Rheumatim&N euralgia Entirely vegetable. Safe
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-25

Rock Ledge Oranges,
INDIAN River, at SATTING & GkRNER'S
l. j25 3t State, corner Clark Street
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sHinman's Real Estate and Fire
Insurance Agency.
Established in 1870.
4 "a Money to loan at per cent. interest.
Bargains in real estate
k9. Rent and collecting specially.
splendid location for a large factory.
Debenture bonds, 61a per cent. interest, good
as gold.
Real Estate auctioneer.
L. Il. HINmAN,
MA IS Church Street, Boom 1
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

Sun RISES, 7:10 Moon RISES, HIGH WAT
Sun SETS, $50 1:42 7:47
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Young Man
Wants room and board in private family
iia near the green. Address
1sskk jos 2t+ CENTRAL
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WestviIIe to Have Rapid Transit.
a. Building lots on Main, Fountain, West
Prospect, Willard, Alden, Barnett and
k9.2- other desirable residence streets in West
vile, for sale at prices ranging from two to ten
cents per square foot. Now is the time to buy.
For particulars call on or address
TT. G.. Pardee,
n19 If 1@2 Fountain street, Westville
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Oldhousc Frdk and wife to Lotto Schiussel r. Al
excrs. &c 76tt-st, ColumhlsaNe years, s2'onO.
Bernhard Benz and wife 70 o'nstav Bernheimcr guar.
dian, &C. l2-thst. 1thaNc, 3 years eS,ouO
Clarkson. Abbic - 20 Harold Brown, scth.st W
4th1vc. year., 5000
Dc Rulg. Inullne ~ To Adrian lfcn. W cor Madison
ave- and 2sth.st. months $1,000.
DOherr. Babcte. 20 Katharine Koch W Washington
ave. 3ist, 3 years $500.
Frankel Adoph and wife. TO Gust1ve Bernheir guar
t;aonsEi Bernard. Flna NJ Bailey and another. n
Proome.st " I,udow.st. vcar,. Q mort. $4,000.
Iolmo. Ida. to VIM Merrill. ll0 West 2lst-st,
years. $500.
jehc Adoph to jacob Euppcrt. 2la West e7th.st De-.
niand. 1000
Kennedy Carrie 70 the Gcrnania Life Ins Co. It'll
st. Central Park West. etc, wear. $4,000.
KuIer. Geo u. u Jno A Ruscntaum, 1884 Z, "
4th.avc | year. $4,000.
LcinclStcr Frank 10 Frank David and another.
sth.n,c and ll3th-st morris, year. tS2 30
Lewis. Chss aud Joseph 20 Martha II g dos and
: OF shave ami i5thst war;. 40 600
Mayes, Sarah g. and hush u Harry berry ami ano
Moran. Elizabeth, 70 Daniel callahan. Of i22d st. :
OF al ave. year 1000.
ShaHrr. Elizabeth j. 10 TIE Grccnwch Savings Bank It
al u 1ifh.st Of shave years. mortgage
Sciford, Mary To John McGurc. OF 3d.avo. n Of
sciu WIN, aud VII. TO Helena Neumeyer OF 72d 81
Therry, Geo r. and wife Mary n Costello efn etc
n Of 50nst ~ 3th.nVe uo.txasr $50 coo.
Tubbs. (ico W. " John WcGur-. cor Of lands ai.g
lands of Jefferson NJ ard l. y Levy e o. Siave years
5000
Weed. Frank Y and wife TO Thomas r Thorn. Tots 239
and 240 maj Wofilswn HEIGHTS 3 ycars. 81. 200.
Wolf Simon. and wife b John Cote and trustee
No 4fo East fsth.s. yearA $4,000
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Trnns leave vim
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

For Philadelphia, 400 7'5, go, 1870; iSo M;
s oo ds g s0 2i' 49, n En ds ana. ya, 49,
dining car, 800 go p, m. I2.i5 night. % =, "a
ia5 night Gai% u''''S ''' ''' '.''' ''""' ' Wv
tor Readings Harrisburg Pottsve ETC. a, ar a. Wi
SS p 1:S"s oT 100 g5 a fsSS:p'
st sd1} Zoo s,S sse fSTTib p 49,
night, except saturday night Sundays p M lilo
s rSdsy G %.d;saa .a$ SS Ga sS s
ms, si5 am loo, 40 5s5' 5sS M to Allentown
'u8% FOR wSs.Sarte rtton ma and sciantOa s45 m
40 p m. sundays, T. 80 a. M 49, ,,....on r m
For High bridge Branch and Lake nIP0,cons ooo'
For Perth Amboy and south Amboy at 80. $50, SIS
ll.lj a. m. 100 100, 49, $50, Gl5. 40 D. m sun
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Frccholi and Atlantic Highlands, $50, SIS IL IS
a IN, 10 4.S0. G.l5 p. Sundays. except Freehold,
For lied hank Long Branch and point: south 70 Point
40 si sHsca 0 Dean 9 rc S and 1o
For ' Lakewood. Tons RIVER Barnes,. Park and
s'' %usnc cls vasand and brdeeon 40 m
PoP Monmouth Beach seabr and Highland Beach.
40, sl6. Ills y. m : 1.3o. 40 p m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier s. N. r.. foot Rector 1t.
For Atlantic Highlands Red psnk' u, rshsnd Beach co
Saturdays only 3l5, 100 p m. Sundays. $50 q. m.
.os E s NJ s sny o" s"a 5 p0ns
sundays except Grove Ashury PARK 80 a.
For c az Toms .D Rvsr and parnesn' at $50
For Freehold, at 3l5 m
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Trains leave above station via
LEHaGn VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West

s.l5 IN, 730 D. m. sundays Sl5 O. M, : 80 p. m.
FOR Easton 10 SIS a. m. i2So 2iJ J45 10,
100 p. N. sundays, 90 s 49, 90 40. 40 m.
For Bethlehem Allentown and Mauch Chunk, %, s.l5
a; W.: 1890. 3i5, 5l5 80 y. M; sundays 100 $40,
1LOO a. m. $40, : 80 y. III.
For IIarleton sis u IN. lc 30. 3a5 7sop M. sun.
days. SO LOO a. m. 100 p. IN.
t0r points In the Mahanoy coal region. at rs a.
l2.Jo. 30 =. IN. SUNDAYS Sl5 loo q. N.
For Wkesblrrc F1tt-ton and Scranton. sl5
100. IS. $50 D. m sundays, except Scranton. SIS
30 D. m.
SIS q. m. 30 y. m. -
Tickets parlor he procured 49, 93J
2Gl 4l5. 1855, G2, LILO Broadway 20 Murrayst 81 :
Canost.. 81 Fast lithst - Columbus-ayc, and 50
Wet l26th.st. New.York 1913 Washngt0n-st 100 Full.
ton st. BROOKLYN. and - Broadway. Williamsburg.
Wescott Express Co. will cal for Ond check baggage
from hotel Or residence TO destination.
A. A. McLEOD {. g. HANCOCK
Ire-'t Ten. Mgr. GEL Pass. Agent.
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Proposals.

AQUEDUCr COMMISSION FRS OFFICE
Room 200, Stewart Building, No. go Broadway,
NEW.YORK, May H. 1882.
TO CONTRACTORS.
p IDS OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
~ and furnishing the materials called for In the ap
proved form Of contract now NE IN the once Of the
Aqueduct Commissioners, lo7 BUILDING THE NEW
CRoT0N DAN; At CORNELL SITE. ON CRoToN
CCHEsfER CoJNTY, NEwYoRK' Win be received At
this Office until WEDNESDAY. the 18TH day OF JUNE.
they will be publicly opened by the Aguednet Con- ON
work and furnishing said materials will be made by said
Commissioners as soon thereafter as practicable.
Blank forms of said approved contact and the spccn-
cations thereof and bids o. proposals and proper envelopes
for their enclosure, and form Of bonds; aud also the
plans for said work and all other infoImation can 30
missoners. on Application TO the Secretary
Nv order OF the AQu duct Commissioner
J. c. LULbEY, JAMES &. DUANE,
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania
b RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT DY
Block Signals&Interlock
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DcsbrOsscS and COrtlnndt Streets,


THE PAST LINE.
900 4. VI. rumaa ys;tILule scegns and Pa;lor Cara
ses S.vi'n no cRcos SO%S"s $50 and "a st.
hS". 'p'' ~ " neat aAy Connect, also Tor Toledo
~ 1iiE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITEr.
10000 s1cu'yey Of rq%an tcsi atIns
I'd GS.es 's S''i S0 sEq
:xs .dc m sd bf2 and ell tho
Of 1%s 3, os s caeS ny 90 %
Indanapol!, IS .. m. Chicago GAS r. m. and St
ST LOIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
2,se =. M.-puIuen vesubule Sleeping Cars from New
Ycrk and Dining csr. from No~.Yors 70 81. LOU,
Pas.enser Coaches Sewyork 70 st. Louis. Arrive.
Cincinnati 10 IS a. IN. and St. Louis 80 p Ia neat
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
2oo .sa SSssif s's RH's
ceaeh., FROM Sew.YoTk % Chicago. Arrives In CHI
TmE WESTERN EXPRESS
$50 r. NJ. -Iullnan yesuege Sleeping Car NewTorS
sss r Memphis s bn ass' sss: ;sI
s5,s $,sTssi i 4sss EN-
PACIFIC EXPRESS
500 IaG I; s !. "nn Sss rs 20
Siss, ,sfSd ''''S ss S next dsy daily
snS ei ..%s sSa GSumSS.
$50 Mpay for :. R5n s 90 E's"CSS aoG
v Sus ~ On sSd 6as ana
500 p. M.-Shenandoah VALLEY Exprss daily, With
Through Pullman Bufet Sleeping Car 70 NewOheAhL
Ma Knoxville Ctottnnooca and Birmingham
DALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND TIE sol TIL.
IU,i o A. NJ" " ashinxton Limited Express week
dsrs Pullman NctDule Pdrlor Cars, Ncstbuie fas-
senger Coaches DiningCar To Baltimore arriving ia
:,.o p. Vi" congregational Limited" daily. Pun.
man Ve.flbule Inrlof Tar, and Dnlne.Car arriving
washington 25 q m No eItro fare beyond usual
Additional EspTs'; Trrn:, 20 90 90 snd 80 ans
,iO For | p.
s:iS end $50 =. m. $50. 500 aud 900 m.
FOR Atlantic CIV 80 D. m. wee%dav.. with through
l.unrt lafiOr : and combined coach.
For Cape May. 90 D. wcek-days Through Buffet
PailOr car
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express. g 20 -. . 90 30 ? 90 80 10 ZOO Penn
sylvsna Limited. with Dining Car. aud 10 10 Washington
aio 800. . 80 90 40. 5 90. 90 30, 8 90
ii 10 a. m, $40 and Z 90 p M Sundays, Express
0:lj. 80 . 90 10 90 Limited and 10 90 a NJ.
Q 90 90 80. 90. G3O. = 90 and 90 y. ~. and
IL IL nieht: Accommodation 90 and 90 y.
For Time. VI Trains TO local polnt- the Pnnsyl
Onices Nos. FOL i35 SO Oh and 800 broadway, /
Actor House 4adst and Gth.ave.. 1874 East l2Jth.St
2ot West l?5thst e5i Columbus ave, and foot u Des
brosses and Cortandt COurt-st., $40 Fu Be-.
tonst.. brooklyn; rs Hud'on-st.. Iioboken; Station
jersey Ctr.
The SewYork Transfer Company viii coll for and cheek
baggage from hotels and residences through o. destination
CHAS F.. Pl,GH j. n: WOOD.
Gtnersl Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w a. Y. c. 4 II. II. Il Co., Le,sc)
Trains ieaVe 42d.-t. North River station. New York,
follows and 20 minutes earlier from 100: Of Jayst r.
1,llv except Sunday ives: Of Coeyman's Junction.
7;iJ 4. M.-D1ily for Albany; daily. except Sunday.
1000 4. M.-Dally for Newhurs. Albany Utica, syria.
use Rochester. Buffalo. Na2ari Falls. Detroit. chi.
eeco: daily. except saturday, for Toronto 49,,
ti:1J M-Daily. except Sunday, Tor Albany and CucA
100 r. W,-Dailv except sunday. for Albany.
5:Y3 +. VI DAILY Tor Albany, Montreal Uues, SYRIA
Seso 81 Louis daily except saturday. Tor Toronto
G,3O r. VI -D,ily except Sunday. for Newburg Albany
S1r,toga, Montreal.
s,i5 p M.-Daiiy for Albany Utica Syracuse. Roches-
tcf Dullalo Niagara Fails. Toronto. Detroit Chicago.
u svyriEssyT riEA LOCALS. :.5 .s:,5 p NJ
HfWBn RI LOcALS s 20, .i0i5 A. NJ; Il rs $50.
: IS $50 i q /, NJ.
SlcSningcars for Buffalo. NIAGARA Falls Toronto. Do.
;ro. Cheage ST. Louis on all tnroush trains
cor ACCOMMODATIONS information apply Offices: Brook.
len a33 Wa .hnRt0n 80 Futnn-st Arnex office foot
fulton New YORK CITY iiS :7l: 800 49, 2t2 Broad
AZ statloak c. Z. LAMBERT. o~nerai PasscnseS Asea1
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Conntrp propcrtp for Sale ano Go Get

A lrKACriyE HOMES. at Har,nstoa Park. Bergen
"A tountv Ncw.Jcr>cy. the West shore H. K IL mllss
Ncw.York lots are offered for SAFE from hve to ten
cents square foot property IS carefully restricted
For further par application may be made pesoaiy
or by letter 70 j. EDWAGD GILES, III East loth-,t,
New.York.
attractive and elcbl" lot in town about thirty
acres Of upland moving and woodland. the south side
o, Iomfret mi adjoining TIL sir. GEORGE l..
Bradley had much and timo and nconsdcrab
amount money spent upon IL 10 increase ts natural
beauties commands nue Intcryae and hill views Is tasJc
fully pl1nted with trees and ste for country nous,
is a "a gain at Its prcc-fJ1j al acre
tonvevnnc"rs.
TITLE iNSC RANCE co,
% Statc--t.. Boston, Mass
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Storage

+ TIE HAEGEE WAHEIIOu ST. Sth-ayc from $50
n 3'h cts for furniture baggage, goods and
81 Every description, In separate co''d compar
mcnts, sSlc during business hours; boxing
lncng shipping nnd everything apprainc u the hand
ling Of property attended estimates furnished AMI III
spcction Invited. Onicc. 300 West 3itl-et.
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HalItoHUA. -.-.- =
AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD
NETWORK
(EY.T,!!,R!!:AA!I!:4.
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. r.

DIRECT LIVE TO NIAGARA FAILS
TRxi sTATioS: .Se %"I, raiIrss$ :.s,io"ia' w.
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
$50 Aa.M.-DaIly. except suniays fastest tain IN
''' "'''d NJ N,s s1s'% ,, a., e,.
Syracuse. Rochester. batavia ana Buffalo.
NETWORK AND CHICAGO LIMITKD.
1000 A. M-Daly. due Chicago o As =. M. next day.
DAY ExPREss.
1890 A. M-r:sc.pt Sundays Saturday train does
run west OF Cleveland and Detroit.
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED,
1.55P. M.-paily. due Cincinnati IL ia D. NJ. 81
louis. Z rs next p m. No extra fare.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1:55 ~ % cSa ;r: Duo Chicago 500 M ''1' '''
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
$3.50 u sa issSs ssa so !: Duo Albany 1''
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4.30 PM. Daily. duo detroit . SS a. M. Chicago
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
6(1n +. M.-Daily. due Chicago 300 p. IN. st. Louis
NORTHERN EXPRESS
7.UO +. NJ Daily. Montreal :5S 0. N.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL
7.30 r. M.1DatIy. due Buffalo 80 a. m- NlAsss
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
400 d Mpoy due c S. Iau, 90 % % hnd'n'
LIMITED FAST NAIL.
WV RED this train Tor Rochester. Due 80 IL m
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
OLE p. M.-pally, Tor Dudalo. Waterto"n. OsdenS
S.sS burg Detroit and Chicago.
PIkT>FIEi.J, LEAOA. NOl. IA ADAMS AND THE
hEKASiiIkE NIL, Via itarien DvIsiOnJ.
L~. tasus with throngn yan room S.s, ~ r,.tSne.a
Is go D. due Pittsheld S:lO North Adams 10 y Ia
time OK local ulus, uenet' and space ia oneln:Y
Cars apply at Grand Ccntlnl Station at lib. Col
4l3 7S5, go Broadway. o3 Wet 10th 81 23j Columbus
,Sth-st station Now York 1888 Washingt ST.
720 Fultonst. and ~ Broadway. T. D.. Brookyn
s1ss' Ys:f ssn sS1 '' H.
JOHN NJ TOUCEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
Generol Manager General Passenger Agent
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financial.

y
,~rRrysr. 20 COURT-sT.
NETWORK. BROOKLYN
CAPITAL, 100000.
Guarantees the payment Of Bonds and Mort
-.n.. on real estate in New-York and Kings
Counties.
Offers to investors choice mortgage invest
.,.n,s. with payment guaranteed by it.
Peter security than Railroad Bonds better
,...,.st than Government or City Bonds; alb
..,o,ely safe, negotiable securities.
DIRECTORS:
...,ee G. Williams Orlando B. Potter,
..xander + Orr, William NJ. Ingraham,
Jacob H. schih' .Jonn j. iuckef'
John W. Sterling Whiiam Lumnls'
rs.,es r. Henderson, James d. Lynch,
E. H. r. Green beJamln ~ hchs'
rh,,ee s. Brown, julien 4. Davies,
Yrederck Potter Felix Campbell
Ellis D. Williams.
GILLIAN d. ISHAM, MARTIN JOoST.
President Vice-Presldent.
~ IHENCE II. KELSEY. I'd VicePresdent.
v,ANK BAILEY. o. EGERToN SCHMIDT
Secretary. Treasurer.
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RAILROAD SYSTEM.

Station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table IN effect MaS%o. 1852.
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~, HE BOOK OF OPEN.AIH SPORTS, octave, 500 paees
illustrated. The standard authority on American open
air amusements Rules for sailing swimmlnc ball piav.
Ing saontna horseback riding &C.. &C.. IL full o. pse
COPY. shlished bv The Tribune. Xew.YoPx
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REAL ESTATE.
BIJSINFSS AT THE FyCUaNGr


The only auction sale AT the Real Estate Exchange
yesterday was by smyth Ryan. who offered lot In
Madison ave-, southwest side, west Of Kngsbridge
Road. The bidding ran from $1,000 up to s2,4oo.
J0 Mnliholland was the buyer. The following sales
at private contract are announced: l.. J. Philips ~
Co. have sold Nos 80 and 80 West seventy fonrthst,
TWO lOufsply.' DipWnsOne private dwellings, for Pa
rick Farley, 10 Mr.. We'll, for $4,000. r. y. CARL
Ia sold Nos. 3D. and pa West Twenty hrstst five
known Is No. POS wsst Tweniieih't, for ss25o 10 a
M. Gillespie; also No. oIe West Thirty seconds a
and No. SO l,ank-si., for s43.do5
$50 Ihi nv A En PEopery Of nearly 700 acres sold in
conveyed Thursday TO the Ardsly Land and improve
ment Company, Of which Charles 7. barney + pref
strong a CO. are largely Interested The original
purchase money mortgage, held by Mr.. Field has boon
PAD. ana Drexcl. Morgan Co. have taken new
mortgage for 100000 the property.
The following sale Sf E.d Fri F.d Es: Ins 'd
It. lam M Ma, 3 ttw Of KingsOTidsc Eond
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEIS-N. Y. CITY
Madi,on-st No. l43, Benz Light. 10 Isaac Levy
ruon,t no eS2 Chas Frank to Thos caik.on
MoBroe;st No 30; Benedict A Klein and ano. to
Maai.cn.st No. lo0; susie johnson to d 4
Mo,,rcc-st. Nos. 81 and 90 Albert Busch and
uenrt No. ii samuel Levin to simon shapiro 40 500
Madi,on-St, No 1906 d A Klein Jonas Wen
MadiSon-st. No 223 Jno Campbell. to sarah
shapiro Observation-Disclosures. A.5oO
1hos s GARRISON. .....'.'...'..... 10000
- naunann. to Albert Baumnnn ...,'','...''. so eco
Chilsfoph"r.st 103 % n W Of GrecnWicI.st.
2o.1NSSSN}63Nji. W Ross oil,
ccuto's. To Eselle Ross. ct al .............
Sth.aNe. corner 13,h-st. 80. i\5i.4: Martha
Cordcs, t0 Charles Lewis AMI o.......... 10000
s1th-st. :. 100 II OF West End-ave. JONio0s;
John E Henry ard wife to frank l. smith.
Between oath and 18th sts. 40 II . Ayc-A.
91N'1; John g Prague t. William lIoNmanh
and another. trustees ......... 1000
13@i-st. : 1873 II w ~ shave. 2oN0o1i Arthur
Perry, Icfcrce 20 Geo ID Kuper. .-.......... $3.50
Joseph ii Mahan '..''". ~ """ COCO
1-jih-st, 100 II Of 1staVc, 10 hfgh-watrr
mark Harlem River. 1oO.i1v lrrcg: Rcutcn w
I;oSs ct al. cN"cutor-. Reuben " Ross ct al
Callahan and VIZ to Elizaieih Moran. 1c5oo
l21th-st. II 20 n Of Park-ave. .5y99.ll;
Fannie Schmidt 10 Amaic Iscnhc'g ........-. 10000
Thos Dunn to Andrcw Bbby -. $4,000
99thst. 32j II Of Central Park West. 2jX
1001l Dore Lyon and wife - Frank falk 10
Sth-aNc. cor 1l3th-st HOLINESS. David
Frank and wife ct oil 10 Frank Le!mester C5ooo
Edward l. Paris. rcfcre. to Max Wei ... 1900
Nver-aNe 100 n n Of lG7th--t l00xlS; -
Geo w Walgrove % Cora Bamwcll and ano 90
T,ohhnsavc :. 80 n - rncssst 2jvio5;
Clara Trubo TO Christian Fritz and another. !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-04
THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL CO.
20 BROADWAY. EEw.YoRK. May 3lst. 1892
CALL NO. I.

70 tho holders Of the Eight Per Cent. Dcbent.
urc Bonds OF Tho American Cotton
OH Company.
NOTICE
heYeby given tina. So 900 par valu. OF the Eight
Per Cent. Debenturo Bonds of The American Cotton
Oil Company wero this day drawn by lot by the
Central Trust Company OF New York for redemp-
ton pursuant TO tho conditions upon and subject TO
which theso bonds have been issued. The bonds so