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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-12-29
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GOLD MEDAL BUTTER.
A Good Exponent of the Dairy Industry In
the Best Dairy State in the Union.
n Earmpr

A Good Exponent of the Dairy Industry In
the Best Dairy State in the Union.
[From N. E. Farmer.l
1t is we'll that the gold medal awarded
by the International food exhibit at New
York for the best dairy butter should
state is fully entitled to all that comes
to her in praise of the excellence of her
dairy products, for she possesses more of
the registers for fine dairy products
than most sections of our country. The
sweet nutritious grasses of the hillsides,
the pure sparkling water from the gush-
ing springs, the energizing and health
giving air, together with the broad COM
mon sense and intelligence of the Ver-
mont dairyman conspire to bring forth a
product of the highest excellence. Hon.
Homer w. Vail, the winner of the gold
medal, is practical, progressive farmer
of the highest type. He is member of
the state board of agriculture, also state
senator, and performs these duties in
cidentally; he is farmer first attending
strictly to his personal affairs, and is
sufficiently brOad-minded to compre-
bend and perform the official duties that
come to him. Recently 1 visited his
house and farm at Pomfret, VT, that
might learn something of his methods.
was impressed with the general good
order about the house and the herd of
Jersey cows. Mr.. Vail, being member
of the American Jersey Cattle club and
one of it's directors, has his stock all reg
istered. This herd is composed of eX-
cellent specimens of the best strains in
the Jersey family. He raises his own
COWS and the appearance of his stock,
especially the cows and growing heifers,
is proof of his skill as breeder. The
stables are light, we'll ventilated and kept
at a comfortable temperature. Every
thing about the dairy is scrupulously
clean. The cows are usually watered in
the stables and are not allowed out doors
except when the weather is pleasant
then they have the use of a paddock
where they can exercise and enjoy the
scenery, for | do believe that such
scenery as that region affords will in
spire cow to do her best. Their feed
is choice early cut hay and corn ensilage
supplemented with a moderate amount
of purchased grain. The corn for the
ensilage is Northern Flint, planted three
and one-half by one and one-half feet
1t is hardy cared and is all cut into the
silo together. The cream is raised by
the Cooley system and the butter made
by the latest appliances and methods
and is shipped directly to customers who
know how TO appreciate good article.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-12-29
SilOs at Chicago.

The cows in the Columbian dairy show
next year will be furnished all the silage
they need and it will be of the best quail
ity. Chief Buchanan has provided two
silos, with total capacity of 900 tons,
that have been filled with corn specially
grown for the purpose. The silos were
built in accordance with the most i'm
proved plans, based on the experience
of the best judges, and every item of
cost of construction has been carefully
recorded so that these silos will prove
valuable object lessons to all farmers
who care to learn about how to build
them.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-12-29
Points In Cheese-making.

Some of the results learned in the
manufacture of cheese during May at
the New Y DIRK station and also at cheese
factories under its observation, have re-
Gently been given on this page. These
experiments continued through June
furnish some additional points not here
tofore reported. The tables found ia
bulletin No. AZ give the following re-
suits for ten experiments made at fac
tory in Jefferson county and eight ex-
periments made at the station: The time
required for milk to begin to thicken
after the addition of rennet averaged in
the factory experiments about Is min
utes. In the station experiments about
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-12-29

II minutes. The time required to heat
to 9S degrees or more after cutting and
stirring curd in the factory experiments
averaged about 67 minutes. In the
station experiments about 40 minutes.
The time from reaching 9S degrees or
more to drawing whey averaged 81 min
utes in the factory experiments and "a
minutes at the station. In the stirred
curd process the time from drawing
whey to sailing curd averaged % min
utes in the factory experiments and in
the station experiments the time was 10
minutes. The time occupied by the
whole operation of cheese-making in the
factory experiments averaged about
hours and 45 minutes. In the station
experiments the time averaged about .
hours.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-12-29
The Poultry Market.
From Poultry and Horse Review.


The best market for poor chickens is
at home-never away. Grade your
dressed poultry before sending it to mar
ket. A strictly choice package brings top
prices always; never so with inferior. A
farmer who excels in catering to his
market is generally successful with the
raising of his chickens, and he knows
how because he studies to produce profit
and give satisfaction. We have in mind
a farmer who markets broilers nine out
of twelve months in the year, by the aid
of incubators and breeders, and each
week finds him marketing his stock. His
neighbors do not attend much to poultry.
He is gathering in extra dollars while
they are going to sleep. Do you keep
poultry, and does it pay? If not, some
thing is the matter. Find out what it is
and don't slumber longer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-12-29
2.22S.672.

These figures represent the number of bot
ties of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, which Were sold
in the United States from March, '91 to March,
49, Two million, two hundred and twenty
eight thousand, six hundred and seventy-two
bottles sold in one year, and each and every
bottle was sold on positive guarantee that
money would be refunded if satisfactory re-
suits did not follow its use. The secret Of its
success is plain. 1t never disappoints and
can always be depended on as the very best
remedy for Coughs, Colds, etc. Price 80 cts
and 81 at j. f. Pierce's Drugstore.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-12-29
Strength and Health.

If you are not feeling strong and healthy
try Electric Bitters. If La Grippe has left
you weak and weary, use Electric Btters.
This remedy acts directly on Liver, Stomach,
and Kidneys, gently aiding those organs to
perform their functions. If you are afflicted
with Sick Headache, you will find speedy and
permanent relief by taking Electric Bitters.
One trial will convince you that it is the reme-
dy you need. Large bottles only 90 cents at
j. f. Perce's Drugstore. 6*
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-12-29
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Sores,
Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns,
and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price % cents per box. For sale by j.
f. Pierce. Ally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16

Bennett Robert +, to J. Hcheyesrla. 1osds, W 81
ave suG Gsa'. john " To- SSfaer M.Moroyc and
l2lat,.t demand motteTge, ,f2StoSs. o., c.,
Bach. lewis T. to l. fihe'. n 'oths'. W Broadway.
brodsky John f. to J Il Hahn. No Iso Monrocst.
Bgr.~ia;, Maurice J. to & Eartow. 80 Div'ionst.
Be'.kcr = II. % + Bctn Berscna's.
BrPeh.sye year. 800 ou Monu,,c,,,,o co 9Th.
ave o. l5itSst yssf, mcr,Saaes, 5000.
,o aG M: = GO &c S'F'''"'H'' 2d''' 'c'A'
ing D sn% ScdrG gea c :agc r'''''e'v' '''o"
Edy1r Tho. c. % 6tunser. : eoth-st. " SHAVE.
Frltz. jacob. 10 Knoupp Istave. oothst
Iianncry, simon p. to A Kneeland. 40 Chcrry.st.
Gchurch, Hermann. 70 II Iadcnsack. soth-st
Goodman Louis to N BcrkowItr, 80 orchard..t.
Mecoy' j: j. to TILE Guarantee and Trust Co.
'o'3 'S. ,''H% az % s'cac for'2t Cana,
';ocdnan Louis % Coo Ianier orchard.'t of Hes
savoy Itis Guarantee o.s T1 rust Company,
Gony fSSSsa and % G s%sa $4,000
o,h;ave. ! year. two mortsages' 20 1000;
5.n mGl@e'en ye3 S%" sscoc ''''"'' '''"'' 10
81. H"P s%s T. so,d ysa o Sunni"
.tcham. Frank o Z; to Krtrmnn, n a'thst Of
kisntox Maurice NJ Korn, 81 Leroy-ss insni-
King Xbr,esm, to ccbhord. c 5 2d-nvc of 5th.st
KAN. Morris. TO NJ Levin S 5th.st. Of Avenue c,
; yrars e. $50.
Lnticn: Loni-. to Z Bibby, I2oth-st of 2dave,
Loncy, James Mutual Life Co.. SO Oliver.
LoGnsL JAM, j. 70 Max Herman. 40 stanton..t
sara6 Levy and another to Bertha Lun No 50 Mott
indensacE, Rudolph and wife, 70 Eiiaieth Brown
s s!Uh<st. " OF Avenue \, years, 81 600.
Marks. Hanna. to Anna Stern. No 2s1 Fast s5thst
McKcon, Ca,harlne; to Ellen Cavnnnrh. o3d.st W Of
3d.nve, 5 years, $4,000
nd
guardian, Bowcry, n Nof franklin square 5 years
Mangiere. Nicholas. to Henry de + wceke- W L. Mul.
Iurray John s. to Ellen o RreH. 10. 1884, map by
Andrew tinday March =, 1851. years, $500
Pritz, Frederick, 70 George Ehrc No 594 Avenue A.
year $4,000
opSs, SOPHIA, TO Henry P De Graaf, Jachson.ave
Reipr, Louis. 70 Ellen Abrahams. n s osd.st. Of
RSh Henry, and ano.her 70 Cherries NE Rum
saul Chries et al TO Samuel Feist: n Henyst.
lot sS SaR 1 Jos g. sd WIZ % .sy oGG
Cahanes lots 27s and 20, map Fast fremont years
Shepherd George. and wife to the broadway Savings
Institute. " Lincolnave. n Of 134th.st mortgages,
Of F.s ssas 70 S rd'h Constable
Tollner, Charl,s and wife 10 Harlem Savings Bonk.
p. rsF of Ts.p se TO- Ts s. ssS Clinton
webcr. GottIIeb F. to 4 L Nos.er 'VV soth.s. of
hsS a.%1S ssssis c saf 1o,.A
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Trains IenNc VIA
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

wiz. t't d aH sai 100 Si6 WIN alaas
iSSs ~ 's & r. n. aaiis ssIs sS. So viz
a. M With dHlag car 100, $40, dining car 500 p Il.
r.Ss es@ on Bay ST ses
Efasas a aa, TO r9sv as:e f' ss
.,lS. soJ .sss g. Ssisgib Ha';9r1s
us III f nisa For suaoy Lewl.bsrg wahHo
nisAt, except Saturday night Sundays p. n'' i2's
For E4..sn 100 71S s.S. ID 40 80; S+'' 7so
pP 70, s suadisKS 80 &ens enc M.asS cSSnk
ssass $40 no SsS sS M M A'a''"n
sP Pop III ase 80 and Lake mepa.cons 600
s' Fo r. Perth An 4&ba sSS sn3 south s%So $50
Ills a. m 100, 100. 40. $50. ei5. 7so p m Sun
DAYS, 900 q. 400 p. m.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands, 40, Sis. Ills
a NJ i.so 40 SIS p. m. Sundays, except Freehold.
R5a,en and Dsns s ssa: aOS fo so
d.iS p m sundsys, except Ocean Grove and Asburi
.is Ls.sTqod Ba,nesas PARK and Darns
For Atlantic city, vineIand and BridgetOn 40 q m.
FOf Monmouth Beach seabrsht and Highland Beach
80, SIS, Ills q. m. : 100. 40 p
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, ETC..
From Pier 8 N. r. foot Rector 81
For Atlantic Highlands, Red Bank Highland Beach,
only sS 500 p M .'V sunday NJ
paasant a. lois NJ TOO SATURDAY. only s45 o. M
Sundays except Ocean Grove and Ashury Park 80
a. r m 100 sstur1ays only. s45 ' p. NJ - ID"
For Freehold at 3.i5 =. m.
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NETWORK e.
NEW.ENCIAND
RAILROAD.

70 Miles Shorter thnn any Other Kali Line Between
New.YOrk and Boston.
TINE SHORTENED TO FIVE HOURS AND FORTY
MINUTES
White Train il the most luxurious train run on
Eastern r9ids Has Pullman hoya Parlor Cars Dining
Chr and Bullet Smoking and CoQches and makes one
run o! 80 miles from winanrc to Boston. without
stop tare ~ less than that other limited train
This train leaves GRIND Central station At D. m daily
and arrives In Boston at 40 y. m. aad vice Versa
Noon train with farlor Cars (Dning Car east OF Will
mantc Laying Grand Central Station at IL Oh stops n,
Vernon, Willimnnut. Putnam Blackstone ana kra1klin
and arrives IN Boston q, y 80 A. &. Kendall
General Passenger Agent.
G. ). MELLEN, Genenl Manager ~
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN ILWAY
IA consequence of improvements being de at The
foot Of Jay,st on and after June D. 1892. uerry eng
passenger business OF this company will temporarily
transferred from Jayst TO the ferry house OF Pcnnsyl
vania railroad Company, az the foot OF West l-st'
Trains leave Nest 42d-st at 20 70 min.
utes earlier from foot West Lake MIX Lac
Minnewaska and Waikiki Valley r.. II. stat, Middle.
town, Blooming burgh Port Jerv!. MonteeiEllenyilA
Falsbureh. Liberty, Livingston Manor: Hsns Caribou
W:ca Rome oneida. 6swego. Detroit. chicasnd poins
West.
Sis p. NJ. Campbell Hail. Lakes Mohonld Mime.
wassa ,Welki VALLEY stat..,, M!dclstoTSiocWming.
Like. Livingston Manor
400 y: NJ. MIddlesown,, Fallsbursshi nty Ly.
Oneida oswsgo Koehester. NIAGARA Fails of, CHI:
and West: Pullman Sicepers recliniehafr caR
free to Suspension Bridge. Daily; all oherns daily.
except Sunday.
Puilmsn q. Twin z room scat and sieepin hersAs
%Ses14ns1 = rs RsOsdwsy NewySs TO- 4&Rsoss
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Trains leave station foot OF Liberty st. via
LEHIGn VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West.

's aston '9 3D. SIS Sqnday' sls aI5 5;9 sa
7So p. m. sundays 90, Is, llooa 4.4o, 4 80 M
For Bethlehem, Allentown aud Mluch Chunk 90 s. Is
a; m; 1880, $50 DO 80 p m; Sundays. 700. SIS.
FOR Ha1leton, SIS a. m p 80. si5, 7.3o p m Sun.
days. s.l5. II 90 a. m. 730 p. n
l2So. 80 y. m SUNDAYS, sl3, lIoo a. m;
For Wllkesbarre, Pittston and Scranton SIS Q.
l2'So, s., 80 p IL. Sundays except Scranton, SIS
For Elnitaa SIS a. M; 1890 7.3o p. m. Sundays,
Tickets AID parOr seats be procured at 49, 235
20l 40 80, 9i2. lao Broadway, 70 Murray.se. 81
Canal-st 81 East 14th-st 235 Coumbus-aye., and SO
West l25th,t, New;York; 1913 Westinghouse 7S6 Full.
ton..t. Bfookyn, and "a Broad way, Williamsburg
Wcstcott Express Co. will call and
from hotel or residence to destination.
a. A. MCLEOD, L. O.. HANCOCK,
Pres't Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16

we.t Jo.eph 1. to A II Sands and another 'O'"
NJ oth.aye years, $4,000 albany city Savngs
W,ei Kari and wife, 70 the 49,, tnor,gaoes ; years,
Institution n : Iith-s, OF 2d.ave' : mor'e'E'''
Wind LYMAN. and ae not nco to John iS"'" o,c
peter, ana W.T. u o''V
Fast lOth-st. years, t3,UOV'
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1nsfrnrIlon.
For Young Ladies-City.

& T. MARY'S SCHOOL (EpscopoD. and East tou
- st. New.York,A Boarding and Day sphp D i1 9rcnard
for college examinations o5h begins OCTOBER ISL
Address THE SISTER IL CuARGE
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Java tod., II, x :" H. Z Co. LesSeel
sows and minutes earlier from foot West ist6.st
$3.50 a. M.-Dally for Newbure Kingston Albany !:
daily. except Sunday. west Of Coeymans Junction. .
713 A. M.-Daily for Albany: daily. except Sunday.
1000 4. M.-Daily for Ncwburs. Albany. Utica sv,,.
cuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit Chi.
ego; daily ak. except SATURDAY Tor Toronto.
400 +. M-Dan,Iy except Sunday, for Albany.
3'l5 L. VI. Daily iof Albany, Montreal. Utco, 6yrs-
csgS s. Louis daily except Sanrdsy Tor Toronto "'
Saratoga. Montreal. - "S'
Sis =. NJ. daily for Albany, Utica syrscuse Rocbe~
g. ''io Niagara Fall'. Toronto. Detroit. Chicago.
NEwBUR re LOCALS. s 10 40 rs A. H.; ri ls An
as $3.50. IL as T.. NJ " '' ''""'
seeninc.cars for Buffalo. Niagara Fons Toronto Do.
,roit. Chicago, st. Louis, all through trains.
.Day. For tickets. timetables. parlor and sleeping
seeommodatons or Indignation apply oces Brook.
-" W"shlnrtnn-st. go Fulto1-st..
yulto1.c New.Yerk City 49, 271. soa 7ss oya broad.
q SeasonA g. T. LAMBERT 0enersi YsSsensss XS:;n ce
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FOR BOSTON
AND NEW-ENGLAND P0IE.

LONG ISLAND AND EASTERN STATESNE
Solid Pullman yestibule train leaves Dlooh ia L
II. K Ststion. 80 q. N. daily except Sun. due -
Boston . 80 D. N. Ttckess at L. J. Il. Il Oh
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Mem pnblirations.

EIghseep;h Edition. post paid. for 25c.. OF ssAmpe
m HE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls OF
Turns Grey; and The REMEDY ny Prot. HARLEY
Pa "Every one should this little book
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Railroads..

Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&Interlocking
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DcsbrOsses and COrtIandt streets.
In Effect JUNE 18th, 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
# "a aS a oRo.s s'ls2 rs 20
eA''O' S Tie PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
Diving vi and State Room sleeping. Dining smoxns
@ Ss:s vi 1..:T !. &. ssa
m %sNls6ss' e e sS. Arrive, $40
ESn. :i5 D. M no mex, "a" Day ~ w
ST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPREss.
ss: and pnss e.. SoS isss3s
sa ss st. S'i
Cincinnati 10 10 a. H.. ana ST. LOUIS = oV D. H. "'A'
TIE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS.
BOO ySSuf seSss 1anFs .s smSs
as and % S,wYo's 70 csie.so Alive: Ia
caso 90 D. IN. next dsy.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
$40 T.. VI. pullman Vescibuie Sleeping Car New.York
. rttsbnrg Chicago and CleIland Dining Car. NV
Comets G. sy'f for rol e, daily sScsp, saTrday
Pacific EMPRESS.
''S "bltaso. arrivps weekday. :. coiun6a. 1:is
50 nSin"s de egaa :ss dy
and for Cleveland and Columbus except Saturday
sOUTH-wEsTERN EXPRESS.
$50 y. M.-Iullnan yestbue slsceloe Cars New.fork
aa 1sG%a 4 IS % fndan.pe p. and
.so ?", q; ksn%oSs and Dan
sSS s S:'; ~
Pullman hSs: sfs Gs Tsr Se~o'An
BALTIMOKE. wA,HI>GTO> AND THE SOUTH ;
Limit Limited E,p Ts.su se rs.
scnecr caches DinlngCar 10 Baltimore arriving in
sa %''pn''Ia 60 Limited" daily Phil
%;hnspp ,ts IS on es.r NJ n ss. f.s beyond u'u'
M EsDF Pre- Trr1 IS and 01 rs
ss' and F 90 p% % .sS zoo % dad 300 "' n.y.
,nS CITY sSa PSo%susd with
For Cape May 90 p. M weekdays Through Buffet
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ENprcs>. 20. 20, 20. 30 = 90 $3.50 IO;CO PENN
sylyania Limited with Dining Cor. and 10 10 Washington
Limited. Win Dining Carr. and II 20 ~ y * ~
$50 and . o. p IL. and = Is night Accommodat on
IL 10 a. M 40 and 90 p Sundays, Express,
0l5. 80. 800 30 90 Limited aad 10 90 M.
90. 90, 30. 200. 30. 60. 30 and d.
- II night ArcouInoda ! 90 u IN
For Time Tables Of trains local points the Pcnnsy
Nonla railroad system apply following Ticket
Offices Nos POI. ABS $40. ga and 323 Broadway.
House, 42d-st. and 6n-ave.. 1874 Fast l25thss
e04 West l@5thst. 25i Columbusave and foot Of Des
brosses and Cortlandt stA I COurt-st.. SEQ Full
ps Broadway and BROOKLYN Annex Station. OF Full
st. Brooklyn: IS Hudson-st.. Hoboxcn; Station
Jersey CITY.
The Ncw.York Transfer Company will cell for and check
from hotels and residences through TO destination
CHAS f.. PUGH. J. II. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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NtiD TRAINS bEiWErS NJ" YORK AMI
SSnaiiSAHGE9. t yiA shANpFTAT9uA LAKE IA o.
sAMX Of MoCNTXINs. foRtsTs AND And
Mddeto~n, Port Jeryis, Monticello White lake ibnes.
dali. Scranton, Blnghamton Emra Corning wakins
Moriellssle, buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Chaut.uSus
LAKE Cleveland Cincinnati St Lonis, Chicago AID all
e. follows AMI Nv r 1oSs Vest u as
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
q M A. NJ. p.ily-v@ Niagara Falls and Chsuauqus
union station. eScep, Sunday. for Monticello.
vEsTlBrLE LIMITED.
\ m p. NJ: Daly-soiid train FOR Chicago Csutau.
C.UU qua Lake. with dinng Chicago leepess
" Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
y On II NJ, except sunday-For Binghamton. Homes.
C.CU dale and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS
a. on z. NJ Daily-Solld train Chicago NiaNiagarN
u. ~ Falls and Grand Trunk Railway Slqers g
Buffalo. Rochester Toronto AMI Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
y On 7. NJ. Daily-Via Chautauqua Lake andV agar,
Buffalo, Chicago ana Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERvIs.
Wssc ? n $50 p S' M. 4 sc; 20 49, 80 3. $50
p m. Sundays-9 q m. 3 p. H. O 80 p. M, so p m.
FOR NEWBuRG.
WEEK DAYS-0 a. m. 3;i5 p. No., 4AS p. =. o: 80
w y. Ill., y. M Sundays-o a.. m. p. M. 90 p. m.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
MAPS AND IiME-iAbLr.S may De obtatd from
wi ticket Offices. Also copies OF summer Hon."
%ns ssss lit o. hotel, q "a S.
'iSfai Eis' s?gS' IN %GG6dNo6Hbss
EsIe Wsm,ISrs gig soo p5GSsya Bred
baggage from hotels residences through to tinatioa
d. 1. ROBERTS. General Passengessent.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM

Station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table 10 effect Nav 20. 1892
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Brooklyn

ST CATHARINES HALL. cS6:292 Wa'hlnetnn.ave.i
- Byooklyn l.. I-Diocesan school for young aoes Gnu
children Prepares for college ReOpens Sept 20 lo'<'
apply 10 the Superior
U,HE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS Seminary. Boarding ana
j Day School for Girls: 49d year opens sept, -;
College prepa alton 13S-l40 Monaguest brooklyn, ~ T.
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THE MISSES ELYS

SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
QAte Of Columbia He.ghts. Brooklyn
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
ssth and Seth Streets. NEW.YORK-
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.


There was a large attendance at the Real Esth'c
,,,o yesterday when James l.. Wells offered forty
t. lots t bedford Park in the wards above toe harfh
p,r The lots are situated Kirkside, Webster, Ores
90, and Marion aves Park View Terrace ana Anthony
and Valentine aves A pot 20xlO2 feet on Mnf1oh-a'o
brought s575 from william fairfield. Two ions o'
Wcts,erave adjoining lsnac@t sofa Tor gi2,U ensn
TO L. Lahman; the adjoining 10. DroI liz, bonghetv
4 gore and NIL lot on WehseraVe' anu I'm n
way 75x.06x17O feet brought 500 rom rd i'e Ie
ave. brought II 300 each from Thomas H. CSok. Lo.s
On KiIkdcavc brought from 1919 up 10 49, a no ~ ~
Creson-ave from 5000 up 10 :'S2; onoI o, Lots on
rraversst brought rom Sl15 TO a. 3o iu'; o,. on
Anhony.ave realized 800, and 5000 ior I"o o,S 0
Valentne-ave. Every lol ohcrou WI"
ahp II Boyd offered by order OF the supreme Court
in Partition nvs sor% , S'N The bidding ran from
50 900 ND 10 $4,000. Rayheid Dhhnser WIS '''
buyer. . r. o.oa under foreclosure n
v,cont Moi 100 feet irregular. on the Bouevard, COT
ner of Mosholu-ave. II brought so'o"V Ho" ~ w.
al rbc so,esroom No. III Broadway, smyth q Ryan
offered NJ Wave Crest, Far Rockawny, priva'ee re-,
dence and stable. II was knocked down " ''' f''o'
for SlO,J23.
New.York, wednesday,. June IS:
The following sales were held at the hNcn'hse '"u
Auf Of Borsys,a sS5n'F Mo'n0O'S'
.nry nS stoiy dwellings with lot No 272 Avenue
II, e s. q It n 16thst. LOT 2ox'"' hssheu D''''s''
lots on websterave. Traver'-ss L. Lehman ana
IS on wS0I sm; 1866. nf"s N''n''n i'A'
% ~. on Creston and Kirksde Travers 81 ana
PARK View Terrace; Il. Elliott f. H. '0o"' -'
At the Ncw.York Real Estate Sa'esroom
Dwelling and stable. with LA acre Of land q wave
Crest. Far Eockaway; NJ. Foser' elo''-''
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