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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Arthor Gusp,, md wife To Martin Eio,cF aud wife,
Boil Martha and ano,her 10 ritlc qua 'Anfce AID Trust
ba,.lold Amandi. % Caroline +. Mefrihew. 9cth.
sane 10 Enn,a /. -n,tn oJth.,t. 9h-avc. year.
Heinhclm,r Henry. to Adoph walach oAr. 57:h.
IauIcr. Dtolgc .. and viz. 10 Andrea, Bauer. =
l'io,iaa. Jo.a. l,or { Newman, lSom.,t. 9th.
M."eaesoi, ~ ~ 70 Mary na'arh. t'ha'e COT
ccsnin l'.4! n.n + to NJ L EgbeIt ct a. n I2ith.
Ilnmgc, susan, TO Emma Errian llth.aye 1874.
C.u,r Iho,a- H. and lnothrr 10 Twcnty.fourth Ward
RAJ fsatr A-,ocato on. Anu.ony-a,c Of Irsycrs.
Co;loii. Ma1t. to Twelfth Ward Sa,ines Bank Ta,cr,.
toc Many j. and another to lmleant Industrial say.
Duny. Erldccl. u John Hayward. isth.st Of
Dndoa.iic. I,l,,. to TIM Guamnlc. and Trust Co.
II 7soh.-t. Of llth.ayc vclr, $1,000.
sam to 1; Robert sIh''t Of litha'c. years.
Duii. Al.,aaaer. D. to l. Palmer. 9;hovc. n q
rordhon adonae ' land Of i.aac Va@ia, ' var
Ia.fe Igac'ek b. 70 1'Ac caan,,ce and T5a-t CO.
licn. E,inlard, aud WIZ. to LAM, Human. II 5
LgrSaS,, Charlie /. 70 r 4 r,oavcr i2ih.,t
G'cc,. Sa5uc ,,d H., to Alhci, TaaycF trustee
o.e o,i Eobr, ". t. oA Sst'n-i'! iSG:''t
CANNON. WI, II and Nh. to 5 II Pui.er. 10, %. map
fi,i lr n1"t lo 5 s2ioo . to ,o,r,, South,
4. corn" Jones Lar. ycir $1,000.
Galway. Harry, .! And. ~ Ewlld' 0ti:ayc. u q
91th..t / ycai. sJ.3jl.
SANE to John lei 4 son. 5 9tl.ayc II 0; o7th.st
demand. 1900
same to \ Il Lc,crctt ) oh.a,c. Of o7th.s, )
nirsi,nld George, to T1ooforc Kaskc Ct al 47th.
t. OF lCth,Nc. 81 600.
st, n : lot 80. city oi Ncw-York. dcinand 500.
a TO- 'a I T ' 20 " %n brady 2. es22 o
Hrntng, Julia Il. 10 Ttc guarantee, and Trust Co.
nre,dway, lot 80 map Ba,ard Ea', farm. 8 years
Henry. ADELAIDE NJ. to Fourth University Society. y
" Mad 0n.aNc. lltrst 3 years. - go.
iani II my L. Td wife. TO l. l. Blanc, iisih.,t.
iaIc. Iiailirt ). 10 iitc Guaranuc and Trust Co.
Riverside Drive. ll6th.st year SIS O0c
ave- 1sG ai G5s sc M g iPes 80 900 HS' Madison
Eaiser BENJAMIN 70 Jo Hoops Clnton'st corner
LYONS jeremiah c. aud ano. TO Angelo Myers. ct al
South WiMn-st, fIoaa It. ycaT-, mort 500 SOC
Lowonssn LCa, 70 A'err; I: L,SoMccds,'rn,
Moicln, Felix. u Glctano CIocc. MrlbcIry.st
Hc,tcr.st. . YEAR,. 81 eco
ToTion ciaia r to stephen Van Nostrand lC5th.
Pfc>>le Fannie L. and ana 70 Iovident savings Life
Assurance Society u GOth->t it-tVc wears iC0O
Smith. Alice w. to Tlrc l,naranicc and Trust Co.
72d.,t Q l0ih ave 3 years $40 o"O
Thompson Beychout to Title Guarantee and Trust Co
TinSnins John j. and vile to Vim i Martin Hin.
WHOM Julia W q al 10 the Albany CITY savings H..
't!t wt9 ;Sdst lc'aTe yaS' $1,000 49,,
bedrock. III Soifok.-t, years. $4,000
West joseph 70 Chas i Larncd 3is-st. 9th.
ave 5 wears $1,000
wa:linetousaye. i05th;st. years, - eco.
ave. u c cor Teasdae Place. year. $4,000
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REAL ESTATE.
pr-s1vrsS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The Real Estate Exchange was well a''ehueu ~
tcrdav on the occasion Il the sale bN James H.
of forty nine lots belonging to the estate Vi INV @
Iulin Hard situated nj Vt. Hope. fremont. l"c
corner of One-hundrcd- nd->cvcnty forth "hd Twp
ming SIS. 3jxICU. brought $500 from teix fi,el'
The same buyer tooh the adjoining lot, -SNa Nv,
for al 800 The corner OF M". nl "a
a,d Onc-hrndrel ana evenly fourth ST. J'Ai"VV'
h,nicr so7O) from John W: Mir,ha,L
The same buyer took the two adjoining l's ~ D.
each The three next lots went 10 EJuc't = i,Tgu.
snu for 81 600 each, and two 20 i0o' los son 10
~ ZOO oaci \ hor.e and Two lots on Topping II.
brought ~, 900 from NJ Gr'cnbdun. with fi'l9o Io,
an adjoiring LIT from Il. Rice: barn ana - U to
Io sold To Thomas Morris f0r goo. WIN TiD. l.'
Two adjoining lots 10 \. :. McCani'N. 'tier lp,,
OH Toppne 81. brought from SLID mp TO 49," Il
!ot Among The buyers were W. H. nilhh iis' r. =.
Lisbon ana George ". R1cmrr. MI these lu', VT,
lid hnt the prices no, being mp 10 the expeditions
e the executor. the remainder OF the property wa
NJ he ,ac>room NO III liroadwa' No, 145 hist
seventy. unih~ was offered under ioFr'Iositc 90. u,
H. van L. kcnu,lv. Cnlv one bid was mao oi ''io'
and me plaintiff IN the proc chin-' HeiDci' w 49,
W.. tic buyer. 90 -. x,,o. .,,..utl,.
f. f.nr- tor, bIicA dwelling on lOl l9NlUu- II
sold 10 the planlii In the proceedings Tor 9-o'i-''
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by force Of comparison much Of its significance
Vet Il deserves 10 be recorded IN some Ehghsh GU
lection and the editor declares that II Is here Trans
atcd for tie first time
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Trains leave station foot of Liberty ST. via
LEHIGn VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo. NIAGARA Falls and the West,

OF For In 3 ..o 5Sq p n sunday S q m 5s9 e
$50 p M sundays, 100 $50 lI99 n 40. $50 p N,
For bethlehem, Allentown and MauCh Chunk, 90 J. 5
a. NJ; 1890 So 5l5 7.3o m; sundays. 700. SIS.
For maleton, sis a. m. u 80. 3.45 7.so D. m Sun.
days. SIS II 90 a. n; 7:sO p. m
toT points In the Mahanoy coal region. Sis IN. ;
10 3.5 p m sunday. sI5 100 a: m;
l2.So 8 80 p m. sundays. except Scranton. SIS
For ElmiEa, Sis a. H.; 1880. 40 p H. Sundays
SIS q. M, :. 80 p. n.
Tickets and paror seats be procured at l2. 1885,
2Ol, 40. 90 9is li4o Broadwey 70 Murrayst, 81
tanilst 81 East lith st, s3J tolumbgS-aye. end So
West l25h.,t;, NewYork 1893 Washing ton-st. 728 Full.
ton,st. Bf loklyn. and - Broadway. Williamsburg.
WestcOtt Express Co. Will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence destination.
A 4. McIEOp Z. O.. HANCOCK
fres't Gen Mgr. Gel. Pass. Agent.
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Ri0iua Ataoemirs

~ EpFrC1r voI-R RIDING: If you have taken lesson
i elsewhere about To- commence e'''u ~" ~
schoo OF scientific cycling. The ,,,,y
MATTBI CYCLING ACADEMY -,,ro
,do,rhi JI,iI 39d.-t between Broadway ana 'u'Nc'
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Brook

1T. rATHARINE'S HALL 2SG2o. Wa hneton.av".:
- Hr01hlvp L. I.-pO.c school Tor NuIn2 lii.> ana
children. Prcpuos for college. Rcoptn> pt 2G. lo'2
Apply the sup .fioI.
INnE BRCOKLYN HEIGHTS Seminary. Board mr. and
Day School for CHS; 4h year. Opens sept. %,
College prepa 1881 10 Montague Brooklyn, " Y
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For Bows ard Young Men-Cit

GUNNER SCHOOL. Introductory fall college eNoUl
> nations. begins August 10Th. Scientific, Classical
Electrical Engineering. J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS
. D., 0ij Mads0naNe.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL l473 Broadway
u near iod.st -jGth year. summer classes.
y. {. HENDl;lC hSON. Pm. D.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SIlORE RAILROAD.
Train, leave 42dst North Rivcr) station, Nsw.York,
"oNr and minutes earlier from foot West l3th.st
$3.50 A. VI. Daily for Newbgrg, Kingston. Albany;
7Ij 4. M.-Daily for Albany; daily except Sunday.
1000 A. M.-Dallv for Ncwburc Albany. Utica, Syn-
cus". Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Detroit. Chi
daily, except Saturday. for Toronto
1I;35A.M Daily. except sunday, for Albany and Utica
5.iJ +. u. Daily. for Albany, Montreal Uucs, syr..
cuse. Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls, Detroit Chi.
caco 81. Louis; daily except saturday for Toronto.
600 r. NJ DAILY except Sunday. for Newturg Albany.
Saratoga Montreal
sis y. M.-Day. for Albany Utica Syracuse Roches.
irr. Buralo. Niagara Falls, Toronto. Detroit. Chicago.
St Louis.
HAVEi;STRAw LOCALS cas- .sa5 p NJ
NEwBukG LOCALS go. 'l0:l5 A. NJ. l:l5 $50.
5;;31 $50 ~ - l. NJ =.
,rot Chicago st. Louis. on all through trains.
For tickets timetables. parlor and sleeping
accommodations or inferma,ion apply az oce Brook
=, Me~Nn"t in--t 12a Fultol.sr Annex office foot
Fulton St New York City lls. CIR sG3 1885 ote Broad
way ltS Bowery 81 East a,h-st SO West l2othst sns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

I, RAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
VI IL w. 23d;>'. formerly 9n >th-ave
OPEN AIL SUMMER.
Speolu terms Tor lcachcs a'd p icSsionals Graded
souise lof LcsihP-ls. Srn1 ,Cr particulars.
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THE BOOK OF OPEN. AIR SPORTS, oetavo. 500 pages
llustr1td The standard authority Oh American open
air vment, Rules for sailing, swimming ball play
Ing SHOOTING hor,cbock riding, &C., &C.. In full 81 per
copy Published by The Tribune New. York Entertain
ms saA universally complniented BY the press
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORWICH LINE.

MCRWsCH LINE: ~
FL, BOsToN All point, North and East Drtc' fS e,m
SEWLONDON <ORwlCH and WORCEs ELY, ,e, .haae
e,s Ferry, daily, sundays excepted, az ~
IN Ticket, and statero9ms secured a. ), Iar 40 and
snc@, =, New.Yok Brooklyn' Jersey City, r'e' ~ "'
on steamers. ..;,,, :,
IiID.ON RIVER STEAMER MARf f""h "''
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
re,ve pcsbro,ses-st. Is p. m; satnrd'ys' 20 D. M
~ w., ooa.,t $50 D m Saturdays D. M. LOT
CDAysTovs WEST POINT. Cornwall NEwbui.u 10:
SEw.uAMBUrG MILTON. P0uGHkELPslG. HUE
PARK, RONDoUT and KINGSTON
PEOPLES LINE.
ALBANY stean.eIsDnEW Sad DEAHS EiCHpMVGPIHyy
LEsyhE, %t * rlEk E5 5. MxKfNG pIhEoT coS%Ec
TloXs TO POINTS North Inst AND Wcst, -
A MN HAVEN, 75c. 40,
E e EYoRfHH aGTS and Go$IEXrA lS.y.
rs$s Zip l p "a + at yeH a?:p '? %I'5
&c Through tickets 80 acd bagsaf ohf9Hed al '''
OATsKILL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KAAI-
Y hsKL and cAIsKL I nt We stey b wsk c Sry
a at With tsG% F Moua g and DfscSr
Of summed .S5 sS. v ' "a 9o'f uGfss rrn Ssn
T, OR KINGSTON and intermediate Land
L ings.-s,eamers JAMES w. BALDWIN ana WIZ VIZ.
IAN y ROMER DAILY at o'clock From foot West
,o s.,eo, picr a. n r. SATURDAYS o'clock p. NJ.
DAMsDELL LINE.-steamers leave Pier 3D.: a.
90 ~; Cornwall Tlshkill Landing and Newburs
Neek d,vs 5 n. M. SUNDAYS a. n
VROY BOATS, TO-, ,.,n. p,o, "A
Connect with trains for North and East Sunday steamers
touch At Albany,
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Ncw.York. Monday. June 20
IN. following sale held at tn Ne"'ioiN l'''
Estate Saicsiuoin today:
-. binding lot NJ as Fast ''th'sI, =
:, "a A,,.ir - lot Ii,rD,lt w Lee - ~
Sal. OF dwelling. Win lot, 40 -o3 L."I''' o'''''
v1, Adjourned 10 July o.
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ieatbers.

~ NV
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS 49, 49,.
"A sunuic. Piofe'sor,. 1eachers tu'''', nnIr -
4. e. fCoileges schools and Families, Aypy
&C., n CJ y f. foUXG.FULT0N. % Union square.
NEnIcAN AXD l0EGiaN Ne. ci Vi SF.neSe. .apDd
70 univer.es college. schools ana f, ns.s xIiIiXN
SS3Vgpir Book building 80 fhthaye.. COZ yum.
Il IYDERGARrEN TEACHER Of eSpT ijn 70 ns and
No. POO IXI0N TEACHERS AGENCY - =; i-.n-sZ;
ID RIvATE TUTOR. Yale grodoatG ty we'll Know
iins .Gd,o TVERETT STONE. l52 Yves, 4o'h's''
n, HE FISK Teacners Agencies sew ora a,i 30 H. e
rara 10. Angeles &c. 900 pos M,g,h MY ,,on So
tpoCEFt Y Y Manager. Lincoln bIq-' = ''o' -.
N, IYTI,D LADY Normal graduate 10y Pr mary T Wo
w non.,.sident position MIRIAM Coh hirhT' i'''
ju;ldimg $50 Fifth.ave.. corner 2Oth-st. -----
yrrn r,aics Teacher Of higher English ioS choo
w resident OF brooklyn preferr.d 7t,noSSraIi cuIt
.vnon,,sr Tor south; art. with Delsirr az WFsIt~ af
rp intervle Friday at i2 30 violin and piano N1cn'
D,ptst: Gentlemen French. German anu uIdm.'s
b vo,'nol GRADUATE: vocal tacher for orat9ro
good pianist 70. oreanst and cho'rmast"r 70 Hing
paIan. $1,000. MIRIAM NCfhib"H' "
$50 tifth-aNe.. cor 3cth-st
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nncoEpEp REM NsTATE TRANsrEKs y. y. CITY


.~,.
p,-r,rurn Pr A. ESTATE TRANSFERS y. Y. CITY.
5dl., u ., 10 u ~ o'h.l,e. 25Nloo.5 John .,oou
A,S -', ,c,s .iS; It. rs 1000 y Lien nm
Mi-Iaiu t. Is hh".n' ..---..-'- ~,
7?I->t o. Madison we i"N''' '''' - 90
Oo,.. . Tout = { town .----., - - ,f
: is.--t. 40 - East ,hafl'" VI ~ '"'"D v - I
" i. ~ ., +, 81 I,t-,,c. 5cNi55. Atm ooo
81 . T., 4, i snith ...-...-.. 7oOo
Msd.pn.aNv e., - l. nis'-I = Mo- i''o"' 80 O,O
,i.t " - !. = .,--. $3.50. MARY Lar % 500
lI'n.... X" - ia't Nm Nli."noa 4" Il o,ooo
ptiiil- ......-.. .....-- 90, a., ,,i
l@fLl.-t. 80 % ", l'h w. -''N-'''' =, coo
li. ,,a.t'' So ~ 5,.,. iin.n u Moo" T. =,
Levy ......... . ',,.,,,c,,,r i
1ijtn-t. No - ~ - an. !" > I'M" iVi.
bu. i1.r.ncc ciric to Al /, ,cn,d 2l1Vo
I1.tr-t u = LOO = 49, ',ldhi u u'.'''' ".N-'i
H.. ih., .. 3 Il Mlu.-Nc. l1\l'n' "'"h" !
ff,trra,. fo t, ItIf-fi't
,nI 'n.,,r .l7.H ~ u" tr,'I il-t' \ .'t' .,.,,
John II JUDI. ~ I.c. a. /. LI"fd't m. -''o
f....'t -. Alb O. 10. ''fuet ave, I'--N'if' .,.
joan llr .urln 20 { + ii"! '''
T,r p ~ ~, 4 l. : .-,rnsna.' ..... !
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NEw-NORk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN nAlLv Az

NEM-lOKk ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
Ia cons iurnt' U LA inpfDNo being
foot OF Jay,t, on and after June ls92 tnr ferry aud
Passenger bushes, OF this company will temporarily
transferred from Joy,t 10 the ferry house Pcnnsy
Nanla railroad Company at the foot OF West l3th.,t
Trains l'pNc M'st i2d,t az $ 20 A M rs min,
MiuneWaska and Waikiki Valley X. r. stations Midpe
town. nloouingburgh, Port J,rvls Monticello EnenIS
Fa,burph. Liberty. Living Uanco.k Carbon
dale. Scranton Walton. Delhi Sidney Norwich Edueston
uca. Rome Oneida OsweGo Detroit Chicago and points
West - '
3t1 n Cam,bcll Hall. Lake, Mohonk and Mime
wasAa. Waikiki Valley .tatl.ns, Middetown. Bounino
Law Living t,n Manor "
infsoa Manor. Rockand. Walton. Sidney TorwIb
o. ida o,wcco Rochester. Niagara Fails Detroit nj
and West Pullman S,ccpers lining chair car
tree To snsgcn'ion Bridge Daily all other trains daily
except Sunday. '''
Pullman drawingroom seat.. and sleepInc.cor berth,
q. p. A.. so Beaver Sc. New.York ''"''"'
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A TIL NLWNOkk Tribune WILL BE RE:
CtIVFD AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE No. i2i2 Broad
Mal I'd doc. north { Ihhiy .nrst,,t; aud ADVIIi
=. 92d-,t; l52 Gth.avc l57 Eourth.a,e
st. 020 Ihlrdave. n@,r Sixty nrstst 7oS Firstavc.
loo West Fory-cc onds l7j tOulnbus-aNe 80 Liberty
II ;. Avenue \; 1923 Thrl.ayc. 70 West Fourtcsu u
g. West i?dst; liy CLurchst.: 55i Third.aye.
<In r;rooklyn, at 60 Court-st sos De Kalbave ECO
regular Office rates.
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Railroads.
pennsyIvani a
b RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&Interlock ingSWltches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
Dcsbrosses and CorfIandt Streets.
In Encc, JUNE 18th, 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
900 4. Mpumaa ve.tlbule Sleeping and ParIor Cara
A adssspS Ss'iIa 10 n n Chicago IS p sad
Louis Is D. IA. next day. Connects also Tor Ioeoo
except sI mh PENNSYLVANIA LI,TITEp.
and stat. sSs' sesp Gf pa
and Observation Cars. presenting financial rep9THs
. sas ads m aid efy
1se e OF 4S"i lights E, on Srys sGs
nS."spPi' S' D .; m a;v Oh''"S' ''''
II LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
2os r. M.ruilnon yetIule Secpns cars from New.
s a@a pny e T,s G sadsns car and vesas
Passenger Coaches H.w.York to st. Louis. Afr ives
THE COLI NBItS ENPKE~~
BOO r. M.-Pullman ye.tlbule. Sleeping, Dining Smok.
rsH@:yy,aa ,I11e ye Srye s'n is GE
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 p. ,I.puliTan vestibuie seePng car new I IoA
York 10 Philadelphia an! Pitt>bcra To- CHICAGO AtrteS
a c'ea 1870 sd d 'e eScep, Ssany next a
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
500 p alrJs we asi S s pcou@Ss Ills
Cleveland IS D. next day and daily az Chicago c
Connects
and % "a, ey Siod and Columbus except Saturday
OITH-WE~TEKN EMPRESS.
$3.50 T.. M.uiiman Nestbnie scepins car; NV 9rk
H,Soo1 70 Richmond 4ifi1e- Columbus, IS p. mi
a. ' o, 90 30 No. .c1 1,d'i %icnns - - p ~
a2o r. oaa G as5 R'i H@ ~ I lo o9q n
500 = Il g2n,, ,6 cee 5;ss ard Ohio
''G r p Pullman B"re sssp,ns Saworean
-, EnoXvi.e Chattanooga and Birmingham.
u,ITIMORE WA-nINGTON AND THE sOVTH
1910 \. ~ n-hin1ion Limited LNpre-s, Se.s
Sio loat :s ion. ard
washinGsn 2' og5o No extra , fare beyond u'u.
Additional EAprs. Traip q. and 2S 90 B. GO o. sn 30 '9s
end F' % P:"S'' .55 90 % and 800 @"' n.y.
c'y so ponGusd Go sas' with through
For Cape May. 90 p m. weekdays Through Buffet
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
INUFrN 20. 80. > 80 ~ 90 penn
ty,unla Limited with Dining COR. end 10 10 Washington
Lia,t.d. With Dinms-1 ar and II 20 u. M. - - %
80. 90. 30 ! 100. 80, ) co. q 100, 30. 90
SO AMI . o. a. n. anl l. - nllnt \. 'cmn,dl. Oh 4:
II 10 a. M 40 and 90 m Sundays, Express
SIS. : 80 . 90 40 90 Limited and 10 90
- 100 80 , 90 30 4, 90. 80 and 90 p. H.
Iur - ~ NIGHT \ coullodatiOu 90 and 100 L.
For Timetables q trains % local point. the penn,y
NdniI Raj road system. apply AZ the following Ticket
Offices Nos. 2Gl AS. so. ga and 1923 Broadway.
A.tor House 4edst. and 9th ave. 1874 Fast 25thSs.
20i West l35;hst 95l Columbus ave. and foot u Des
brosses and Cortandt SIS. Court.st.. $50 Futonst
Rr,udWay and BROOKLYN Annex Station, U FH
ton-st.. Brooklyn rs Hud'on-st.. HoboAcn. Station.
jersey CITY.
THO ScwYork Transfer Company will coll for check
baggage hotel, and residences through de,
CHAS. T.. PUGH J. Il. WOOD
General Manager. g.. neral Pas>'r Agent
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FOR BOSTON
AND NEW-EKGLAND POINTS

Long ISLAND AID EASTERN STATES LINE
Sold Pullman yestbule tain leaves BROOKLYN IL.
X. A. SatiouJ. 30 a daily. sunday dua 4
Boston 80 u. III. Ticaeis 1t l.. l. L. Il oa ces.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-26
MR.. BEA4lNE7S ILLNESS.

For some years it has been known
that Mr.. Blaine has been enfeebled.
and that his life has been threatened
by some disease, the very nature of
which has not been known, or, possi-
bly,, not made known to the public.
His friends have been in alarm about
him and he has been obliged to be most
careful of his health and strength. He
has spent his summers at the seaside.
and from time to time been seriously
i'll. Some few weeks since he became
i'll and his sickness created considera-
bic alarm. Last Sunday he had a mar
row escape from death by a sssinking
spell" F" or condition of heart failure.
and the general belief was that he was
dying, and very near his end. He ral-
lied, however. and at this time is in
comfortable condition, though it lis as
sHmed Dy many that his Illness lis fa-
tai. Some claim That he has Bright's
disease and that his stay on earth is,
by necessity, of only brief time.
Great anxiety and great sympathy
are manifested everywhere throughout
the country in his behalf and his death
will cast great gloom over the coun-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-26
Estate of Henry Cutler.

GTATE OF VERMONT, ORLEANS DISTRICT,
- ss. In probate Court, held at Barton
Landing, in said District, the 22d day of
December A. d. 1892.
JE E.Dwinell, Administrator of the estate of
Henry Cutler late of Glover, in said
District deceased, presents his adminstra-
tion account for examination and allowance,
and makes application for a decree of distri-
button and partition of the estate of said de-
ceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court,
that said account and said application be re-
ferred to session thereof, to be held at the
Probate Office in Barton Landing the 10th
decision thereon: And, it is further ordered
that notice hereof be given to all persons in
weeks successively in the MoNIIoR news
paper published at Barton, previous to said
time appointed for hearing, that they may
appear at SAID time and place, and show
cause, if any they may have, why said ac-
count should not be allowed and such decree
made.
BY the Court.-Attest.
52-2 FRANK s. ROGERS, Register.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-26


| The CdLedor1GG11 in commenting or
the refusal of the last legislature to
pay publishers for printing and dis
tributing the laws of the last legisla
ture has the following:
"a body of lawmakers who vote
themselves one thousand dollars a
day for several consecutive days
when results Gin real work. are not
apparent make poor show of econ
omy when they shut down on the ap-
preparation of so comparatively small
a sum for reading matter which be-
longs to the people in whose behalf
the laws are made.''
The fact is that the legislators them
selves paid themselves for several
days work that they never perform
ed when the legislature was out on
adjournment, and in this little streak
Of economy prevented the distribu-
ton of the published laws to a very
great extent. A few people are pur-
chasing them in pamphlet form, but
the masses are in ignorance and will
remain in ignorance of the details of
the work of Ehe legislature of 1892.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-26
Mary Elliott's Will.

STATE OF VERMONT, ORLEANS DISTRICT,
Landing in and for said District, on the 18th
day of December A. d. 1892.
An instrument purporting to be the last
Will and Testament of Mary Elliott, late
of Barton, in said district, deceased, be-
ing presented to the Court by Melvin ). Elliott,
1t is ordered by said Court, that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at a
session of said Court to be held at Probate
Office in Barton Landing the 9th day of
jan, A. ID. 1898, and show cause, if any they
may have, against the Probate of said will:
For which purpose it is further ordered, that
a copy of the record of this order be publish
ed three weeks successfully in the Monitor,
printed at Barton, previous to said time ap-
pointed for hearing.
By the Court--Attest,
51-1 FRANK S. ROGERS, Register.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-26

Estate of Levi E.. Goodrich.
Commissioners Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of
Orleans Commissioners, to receive, examine,
and adjust all claims and demands of all per
sons against the estate of said Levi r. Good
rich late of Greensboro in said District de-
ceased, and all claims exhibited in offset there
to, hereby give notice that we will meet for the
purposes aforesaid, at his late dwell
ing house the 18th day of
January next and 14th day of June next,
from O'Clock p. m. until O'Clock p. M, each
of said days, and that six months from the
18th day of Dec A. ID. 1892 is the time limit
ed by said Court for said creditors to present
their claims to us for examination and allow
ance.
Dated at Greensboro this 14th day of Dec.
1892.
52-2 HcRRfnE " RRRGALLS' Commissioners.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-26
LEANS COUNTY MONITOR.
UBLTsHED WEEKLY BY
k z o. H. BLAKE,
BARTON, VT.

fRMS-WHEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
NJ A YEAR If not paid in advance $500 a
. Subscribers living outside of Orleans
.hledonsa Counties, $1.75 per year.
ep subscriptions in advance. Remit by
Office Order, Registered Letter, or Draft
Atch the label ON your paper, and see that
y credit is right. If not correct send the
ey 10 make it so, or notify of error by
HAl card.
asking for a change of address, always
where your paper is aaol0 sent.
ties of Advertising made known on ap-
4tfon. All cuts musthave metal body.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-26

|hgle, statement of fact illustrates
|markable progress made during
years in the transatlantic pas
fI.adE@-@It is now announced
returning traveller can break
h London on Saturday, take a
er atSouthampton at noon and
tith his family in New York on
evening.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-26

bng he various pieces of inter
Information brought to light
II tie deliberations of the Inter
kaI Monetary Conference at
Ibl, Is the fact that there is at
no less than S10o, 200, 900 Of
-feit silver money in ciTcula-
France, Belgium, Switzerland,
pain and Portugal.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-26

try. No man has been more admired,
or has been more popular with great
mass of people than he, and, without
disparagement to others, it can be
we'll said that he is the greatest Amer
lean now living. We hope his mala-
dy may not prove fatal and that he
may live many years longer.