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RECORDED REAL EsrArE rRAxsrERs- y y. CITY.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEEs-N y. CITY
i3d.ss, $50 n Of llth.ave. 2jAl00.5; Thomas
Mccormack and wife 70 John Duer..........-: $500
to Hans BnDd and aaotieS -. 10000
s6th-st. {. 100 II W Of :davc. 21N1coo; Eh1s'
nnncr and husband to sarah Holland . 81 600
husband 70 Wiriar Haft, ....... 10000
'" Ad, PtOP''9 "'''''' Ioooo
lc3d.st 100 n W On Lcxns;on.sye. ilC.OxIarG:
William II Goddard and wtfc 10 Charles B,ey 3oovo
iissh;t. =. 20 II cth.avs. 2oNyom:
Iup,sFr 90. imItd -, 800
2d.ave e s. 25s II . Of IIoth.s.. 25N75; Charles
wcisbrfer and wife 70 IIcrn!n wendt l1'3oO
e5Seo: Margarrt 4 o'RorEc 70 May Poldow
Elsme e " Pace 5. 400 n Of yiarmion.ays 5or
100; Antolne,:e Stuart to Philip S'arom $50
FraDklin.st. Nos II and 81. Henriera
waesnf o: a 10 Frank Raub {; 90 oDo
H@a,y :. so' K0T3 3, :scksr %. loo &c
~ II ; John J WHO, 81 el n l. PAXTON. .-. 200
Pr soIne,st No 100 " Kon To Is Rom. leo &c
'' ~ - AscS,r Nj .,cia-.' .'' 10 Oco
17th.st. i77.2 IT Of ohs,e q sto9' :, mo
wm ) Ke'icy assignee. ef", 70 Mar Z Ne,d Hun
23est. 300 t Of Gts,a'c ~ Ss Stmund - ooo
bos sarss f,r'.op - % AGO. Il Emo 900
cIth.st g. 1851 II Q Of Amst"rean4ye tay
1905 W Ever. and wife 70 r J: $1,000 sols,5
John {, Prague n Frod'k W Finh o.. p OOo
iGith.st {, 1897 II . 81 Amst"rdaInaN", 10y
1905; Eugene l. lockwood to F'eae"ck ,
,o,h.s, No as9 West barbara Hartmann and an 80,
other u acob Kndicmann.. l'oVu
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New-York. Tuesday. Juno q.

New-YOrb Tuesday. Juno p.
The following sale held at the NewYork Real
Tstate Sl,esroom to-day:
3.stoiy dwelling. with lot. No 17j East Gih-st, s.
40 (: " OF 3i-ove. lot lGXlOO.5 paintf, 2l5VO.
At the Exchange and Auction Room:
30 lots block BOUNDED by Mott and Walton owes.
lG3d and G5th sts Bumcnthll VIM Noble end others.
$i1275. -,
5 lots on Mott and Walton and 1G3d-st; Alex
Lott ard Others, 3li.32j.
Sale Of building lot No 1879 Eastern Boulevard.
; OF 7lstst, Adjourned 70 June p.
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rrrnpnrn M0prGAGrS.

Bailey. Charles. and -i.e % William II Goddard n
lo3ds W OF LcNngonaNe. yeats. rortgags 80 600.
Gutter John and Nicholas aid w.v.s a. MicnaH SD.
ncll! OF lijth-s q Of Wli'aye. years 5000 -, .
Davis. Wuon jr living Foeg, cor Of lSed-st
and M.ro-c-sve. ! month. SOL .
Flanagan xicfan, TO the J < VI SchnfT Brow %, NJ
ci3 31ate. lease. demand ~ 600. - -
Goodman. Louis. 20 hbalan knner. Nos III ana 2l3
ii6rmann Jobs and wife % Sarah II Powell. No =
pits jns,llmonis rZ7.coO
Ictrnnn. Pauline, 20 Henry Copeland. " Of Ii'h
Owe Of iSh.st. insfarren's. $1,000
Levy, Fannie Abraham Steers. q ~ i5th-st. ~
Sth.avc ! wear. 90 800. -
Marks. Samuel, - al 70 simon Lew ~ al. NJ us Rdr "
Il ! wear ~ 600 -
Poldnw Mary ond Joseph, 10 Thos O'Roske u
Rogers Place. = ~ Wrsthesr'r-s'e 3 voars, -i15.
lsaub Flonk. 70 Lehman Ilernhrm'r, Nos II and -
Franklin-s' ) years. So 200.
S-.rn Ro-aiie hu.t To Henry Jacobs. p Lot i52.
map Molrnsc south wear ~ LOCO.
wood,l. Dayl l. to Lewis {. Morris. Lott ~ and e..
map Tor1han Hc!ch's. var, 800.
Wntncr Jo,rph and wife o. Thomas Il Cook. 4
I;vinptn-st sf Willett-st year. 81 900.
Yoran. frank. Ephrsm r. Levy. Lot. 600 and or
map OF property woodawn Heights. wars. $50
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ONTARIO AND ME.rEKN RAILWAY

NEW 1URh. UN INNIU MI W E~TEKN HALFWAY
foot Of Jayst on ana after June 5. 1922 the ferry
passenger business OF this will trmporlry
transferred nom Jay st 10 the ferry pennsy
wanna sairNu .oy,s.y' az .ne loot OF West loth-st
earlier foot West l3tt for LAKE MohonE LAM
ioTn nSomnE ssrsh Port JSrN, Monticello EucaS
dale Scranton. Walton Delhi. sidney NorwIch Edmcston
V:ica Rome. Oneida Oswego. Detroit Chicago and ponss
West.
3,t5 T. NJ Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk and Mime.
wasks. Waikiki valley stat.us Mddletown. Blooming
burgh. Eenville Tallsburch Hureyville Liberty. White
WOO y. NJ. Middetcwn, Pittsburgh. Liberty. Iav
incston Manor Rockland Walton, Sidney NorwisS
and West: Pullman Seepers; reclining chair ear
free to Suspension Bridge Daily all other trains daily
except, Sunday.
Pullman drawing room seat. and slgpine.car her.hs
obtained So3 broadway, New.ynrt. j., c. ANDERSON
a y A.. SO Beaverst.. Nsw.York.
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VEFREsuMENT~ prior TO the Snle.
SPECIAL TRAIN leaving foot OF Liberty street,
w-York. at ONE o'clock.
Storage

r THE HAEGEK WAREHOUSE shave. from 33d
a 20 3h st.->ioa f0r furniture. ncgige goods and
wars Of description in scpa ot". closed compart
m-n,s always Hcccss'la during business hours boxing
pacxnr slipping ani "teFyth!n. opp'r'aalng TO the
handling % property attended % Os.naes furnished and
inn.tio uiNt'd. OIcc. 800 West 3fth.st.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W y D. Il. Co, Iessce.)
Train. leave 42d,.. North RIVER station, New YORK.
n0w. and ninutcs earlier from foot West iSth.s,
.B;S0 4. NJ. Daily for N"Mhurc kingston. Albany
daily. except Sunday. OF Cceyman's Junction.
7ilJ 4. M.-Daily for Albany: daily. except sunday.
Montreal.
cIee Rochester, Buffalo. Niasarl Falls Detroit. Chi.
'.ro; daily, except saturday, Tor Toronto.
1888 Daily, except sunday. for Albany and Utica
400 r. M.-p,lly cIcci! SUNDAY, for Albany.
cuss. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chi.
cage, $, L9pii; daily eyscp; saturday fSr rOropto
Saratoga. Montreal. -
sis r. M.-Dally. for Albany Utica Syracuse Roches
Ter buffalo Niagara Fall. Toronto Detroit Chicago.
HAVERSTRAw LOCALS, ca5 .s;.5 p NJ
NEwRuRd LOCALS. 8 30. 'l0:15 A. NJ; Il rs 80
as Gao. IL "a l. NJ
seenne.cars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. De-
.rolt Chicago. St Louis. on oil through trains
iDay. For tickets. timetables parlor and sleeping
accommodations or Indignation ,ppv Offices Brook.
- N-.n'nc t'n-st 126 fnl,ol-sr Annex Office foot
Fulton. st. New.Yesk City ils Ell 300 7ss ots Broad
1<3 Bowery, VI Fast l4thst IS West l25thst, ana
- statonA G. r.. LAMBERT aNncfai paascnxcs Aseas.
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THE BOOK on oPEN,AIE SPOTS, octave. SEQ psses
air amusement, Rults for sailing swimming ball play.
Ing shooting horSeHck rldne, &c. &c; IT. full 81 pas
Inc Anl universally conpllnented by rresa-
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RAILROADS..
Pennsylvania
n RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&Interloc kingSwitches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DesbrOSscs and COrtIandt streets.
In Effect JUNE 18th. 1885,!
TIE FAST LINE.
600 A. MPullnan vc.tlbule Sleeping ard psrlor Cars.
ASs: S.vsnnS CHICAGO S'? IS 3 80 .sd 81
Louis. Is p. next day. Connects also fol- Toledo
''' Tie PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
and Room sssPns d DSas s ,sDoIa
s.s s: fsssS !; "a .s.5I. ss CON; .Sa
H sS1sSs', .ss..e lisSu Arrive. casah.s Sio
Louis i%%i.0ioi i5 .. M no ne,, d" day ''" ~
1T. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
aS: ana Daas t Xs;9 Ss fsg2s car. iEs% ssT
r.s sss'S es.A. %''sss' sa'tst ' Ions
tmciSnsti 10 as a m. aud ST. Louis 90 D. m neNs
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
200 SsS. s'e TS,;ba Rn f:.s sTsx
c %s d from 70 csicaso Arrive. Chi
cago 3 90 .. m neat day.
THE WESTERN EMPRESS.
$50 Z. W. pullman vestbule Sleeping Car Ncw'Yox
sOsSy ,nasO and Ss.ssnd pSiS es Snrs Ygw
Ge9a la 80 I'll cs sxccp, s Sc ~ next d'
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 p. M.-Pullnan Bure: sleeping Car New;YOrk to
Ssysiand. 6 ss D. m mex. day and daily at Chicago
and for Cleveland and Columbus except SATURDAY
SOUTH. WESTERN EMPRESS.
$50 T.. M.-rulman yestbule SLEEPING Car; New.Yoris
tass & &,n M%pn' A -4 St hSP P9's G'
nf%aa % M :eI ISsrn1 aoSbiaa us p m" and
Aao p MPa e' SrJ DRR' GS aGa Dam
20 4. On .SG 6SHs c ard Ohio
500 p. VI. ~sSsnaHdoas vaiiSy. E1pro.. daily With
'Sss PqmsR lance s sdd x
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
1o.Io A. NJ" Washington Limited Expires" veg e.
scoscr Coaches, Dning-cAr To Baltimore arriving in
$40 %''Rp. ?. 90 Limited daily Pull
$ s sssa , ,:;s Ss'oad a'ui
AdH't 10 q h.prs 80 % and 90 m n and
i $50 and Fs ESQ .I % ss6 zoo and 800 s"' n.y.
vo h,nas cy onSrs ws; eosas with through
For b cnrc Ma 1 ana @ Through
Pa Tor Car
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Limited wit. pns az CO... .aa 10 pIHs
Limited with DnMg-Car. aud IL 90 q. IN, ~ - 90
gag go, 400. 3 80. 90, $50, 800 600. 80 5 90
Az 10 % 20 80 enc S 100 NIL, sunday ~ Express
90 90 80 90 . 30, 90. 8 so and . 100 p. M.
and IL IS night Accommodation 90 and 90 D. N.
For TmeTables OF trains 10 Local points the Pennsy
cssla k-ilro.d Sys.T ap At Tie ol 10Y. win. Tckes
hA:.os House ga At. cns Sth.aye 1874 Es,, i95th,s
brosscs and Cortlandt SITS. Court.st. $50 Fu tons
0s Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Station foot OF Full
tonst. Brooklyn: rs Hud-on.st.. Hoboxcn: Station,
Jersey City.
TIE SewYork Transfer Company will cali for and check
baggage from hotel. and residences through 10 Destination
CHAS. f. PUuH. j. Il. WOOD
G,neral Manlgcr. tirnprnl pnss'r Az
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felp manteo.
Proposals.

AoUEDUCT CoMMIssIoSERs' OFFICE.
Room 300 Stewart Building. No. $50 broadway.
New.Yofk. June 8. 1892
TO CONTkACIOKS
r IDS OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
proved form .. contract le in The once Of tho
RIVER. IL TIE Town Or CokTLASDr. VEST.
.hIs, once until wsdnssdoy. the och day Of June.
they win De publicly opened by tte Aguednct Com:
nis.iones and award Of the contract Tor doing said
work and furnishing materials Will be sad
Cornmi ssloners as soon thereafter as practicable
Blank OF sai approved contact and the specn.
cations thereof and bids gropo.a' sna prone, envelopes
plans for said work and all other information can be
obtained AZ tho above ONCE Of the AQueduct CON
ioissioners, o application TO the Secretary.
nv order OF the AQucduci Connis sioner..
j. c. LULIFN JAMES c. DUANE,
preStdAnt
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TINE SHORTENED TO FIVE HOURS AND FORTY
MINUTES.
The White Train Is the most luxurious train run on
Eastern roads Has Pullman noyal Tailor cars Dining
Gar and Buffet Smoking and coaches and makes on
run OF SO miles, from Wlllinantc to rDsOn Wthou. a
ston tare ~ les tlan that on other limited train
aud arrives Boston AZ 20 D. m. and Vice r-isa
Noon train with paror Cars tDinns Car east Of VIII.
mantc leaving Grand Central Station AZ IL O3 stoDs NJ
Vernon, WIlliman.f Putnam Dla,k ana trankn,
and arrives in Boston at $50. \. &. KENDALL.
, n,,. o General Passenger Agent
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miscellaneous.

r. An the eyes OF the entire GGON world be focused on
T. DIrI.T'TfI without influencing valucsl WORDEN,
sCiITu 4 RICHARDS, Real Estate. and Iron Mines
Duluth. MINI. -----------------
l. Steal DEBLlfY, MENTAh DEPREaHi On ~ .,
,,,nrc Pamphlet prospectus with voluntary Testimonials
Of the cured endorsements OF the press free to all
'o''"'O'''' Nddross =. o. Box 1so5. Boston, Mass
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1R0P0sAISFOR FURNISHING FIRE Ant

DROPOSALSF FOR FURNISHING FIRE AND
III STREET HYDRANTS.-Omce OF the Comms sloners
y. G.. Washington. June II ls'2Iscalei propsals viii
June 50 ls9e ior iurnhine ono hundred Fire ydlani:
specifications be obtained a. this ocr upon spplra~
ton therefor together with all seccssary Information
The right Il reject and all bids pa,>
hids. j. w. DOUGLASS J. w. ROSS, WIN T. RIOS
SELL. Commissioners n g.
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RAILROAD SYSTEM

Station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table In effect Nav -. loJ2.
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HOTEL ALBERT.
llTu.ST,. BET. BROADWAY AND 5TH-AVE. NEW.
YORK. esSrsl ic al nreproof building snite
Of two 70 Elegantly furnished cuisine and
dec unsurpassed favorable for spring and summe.
months ROBT j. BRADY, Manager.
y 81 AND % WEST a2D.sT., near 5th.aye
Superor for families. Transient, o. Z,
s3 per day. American plan.
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Cost an) fonrn

LO9t III I0uN0
u uLLIoN REC EIPr LOsT-A receipt issued bv tho
IL L. 5. Assay once New.York. M. d3i5 date1 June
6 1897, for ~ "a 100 Of gold coin payable To
Message. Coltate Co. order. ha. BEEN lost. The
public are cintonsd not 10 receive negotiate same
as payment been stopped the all ASSAY 0nicc
June H. 1892. -
NEssLAGE. COLGATE & co.
I OSr-Bauk book No. co3,05s on Dry Dock SAVING.
II Bunk. Any person having claims upon sIid book Z,
called Upon 70 present the same 10 tho tank within thirty
days. the "a book vii, he declared cancelled and
un.ulshed. and issued In lieu thereof
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STEAMBOATS,
FALL. RIVE r LIN Il

Dry. NANrrCk or CAPE COD. WHITE NOUN.
TAlNN. ard all hastefn points.
DOUBLE SERVICE turing SUMNER MONTHS
The four lending steamboats, " the world In commission
together.
PURITAN. PILGRIM,
PLNMOlTU ard PROVIDENCE.
Leave New.Ysrk from Pier IS. y. H.. foot OF Muir.
lay 81, as fS.lows: ~
$50 +. w.. wcrk day, and sunday for Fall River
direct connecting Pullman yesbucd express train.
due PARK ~quaro station, Roston, so A. NJ and with
express tra Cor New Bedford. there connecting direct
wh boat for City and Nantucket. The 80 boa:
from New.YoE sundays touches at Newport Mondays
A. NJ
6iIs r. VI. week days only. io, Newport and Fall
R,et duo Neypor; IS Fall River, A. NJ, connecting
Pullman Vc-tihulad train due Boston A. ",
and With express rains through fer Cape Cod
roints tho White Mountain. Sc.
Connecting boat leaves Brookyn, week days and
SUNDAYS at y. NJ; jersey CITY. 1 L. NJ.
splendid band and orchestra attached % each steamer
In commission.
I72 col as 9ii oj7. and 1923 Broadway 737 OH
Ave oGi 2Sth ST. l3i Fas, l2jth St. PSI Columbus
Ave- lis Bowcry. A,tor nsc and Windsor lot at the
line Office Pier "a \. r. and steamers Send cents
in stamps Post once Box 1872 for copy Of 'In Brightest
Summer Land"
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0eatbsrs.

0fathers.
MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
a supplies Profc'sors, Teachers. Tutors G9yctnesse'
&c. 70 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply "
hirs ]. Il. YOUN0-FyLTON 23 Union square.
A MEXICAN AND FoREIdN PROFESSORS. TEACH.
"A Frs Norf Governessss etc. OF al branches supplied
Colleges Schools and Families CiteIitrs
schools 70 Parents Modern Languages spoken MIRIAM
COYRJERE. Rook Building $50 fuo.ave.. cor. 20thst
u EST Teachers supplied tot all U:sncae: in my
- locality. no FEE registration Form for STAMP
P.v.HUYSSOON, American School Bureau. w. lt0,st
TEACHERS 'uPpYssda "'aGn; snsFss
AGENCY established $780, w D. Kerr a East lith>st.
n TIVATE TUTOR Yale graduate, successful IN prepar.
ing boys for college and recommended by wellknown
Families Address A EVERETT STONE l52 West 4othst.
IN HE FISK Teachers Arenees-Sew York Boston, Chi.
i cago Los Angeles &C.: 5000 positions nlled. II. E.
CROCKER y. Y. Manager. Liscoln Bldg. 3 Unlon So.
xXJANTED-Teacher for two children. aged eleven and
w fifteen at their home Board given for tut
ton. Address INST RUCTION, Philmont, Ncw.York.
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Book map. with Morris steele. Attorney f9r ~ *
crutnrs 10 Exchanec Place. H. IL; Ianinah9 w..
real Estate 81 Libertyst.. ana with JVheS L. "eNs'
luctioneer 50 liberty-sy
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= LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY. Rochssses, n. T.
IL Hems Church School !.r the care mtnAfeTcnt sna
ssleaSe 81 xeuns !sdes 18Th year ~
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ElxhteenM EDITION. post. paid. for Csc. OF stamp
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why IT Falls on
PARKER A. NJ LONG 4 co, .0l3 Arch.st,. Philo~
H. "Every should reed this little book.-Auenaeu UNI
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Real Cstate Go Grtbange.

WANTED. -NewYork Properties for inye'tncnt in ex;
w change for free and clear Orange. " j. improved
property; agents. Address Room (. $50 Broadway.
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Steam uoaIs.
NORWICH LIME E.


ro, BosTON all point. North and East Direct route 70
rgEwG N \ non NORWICH and WOKCESit.k steam
80 e,ve pier 40 od nunbcr) North River mex PIE. ap
n.nrr Ferry daily, Sundays excepted, AT % .oo
III. y New,Yok brooklyn. Jersey CITY, PIER 10 ana
steamers.
1ITDsON RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELt'
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
ye.vc Desbrosses.st. rs p. m: Saturdnys 40 D. M
n we., 2od.st $50 D. M; Saturdays 2 p M Tor
co,XsToNs WEST POINT. CORNWALL. NEwBuRi.
SEWUAMBURG MILTON. PoUGHkEEPSIE. HYDE
PARE RoNDOUT and KINGSTON
PEOPLES LINE.
ALBANY Steamers DREW AID DEAS HicHnM 'PG
LINE JFftNbaY Hi hnxtEffEb Maxine DIRECT CoNNEc.
Tloys 10 POINTS North, last. AND West.
A-Nt.W HAVEN, 75c.
n EXCLUSION good daysl. 81 2S
PEEK R ps5 e F. a, r. SemPaTn aT NTH special e 81
GHTfEBPinnEN HARTFORD sPRINGFIELp, HOLfOkE
&c Through t.kes sold a9d sagg'gns cheeSed " '''
r, OR KINGSTON and intermediate Land
L ines.-s.eamers JAMES w. BALDWIN and WILL
IAN r RoMER DAILY at O'Clock. From foo, West
ION street Pier 40. ". r. SATURDAYS O'Clock P. NJ
y hMSDELL LINE-Steamers leave Pier "a,
IL n H. foosot Frank a.. for Canstons West pSins
week DAYS. S n N. SUNDAYS. a. n. ----
TJ,ROY BOATS, ..
L Steamers Saratoga and City of Troy leave per 90
r. foot West lOtn-st, Tally except Saturday, 0. p. IT
Connect with trains North and East Sunday steamers
touch a. Albany,
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0onntrp properip for Sale al,6 90 Get

~ SCAPE THE IIEAT.-RNst Dy seaside nights (anG
IL attend business DALI II lon dcsiic) At ncn ty
beautiful Lawrence Beach. adjoining tcdarhurs and Law
THE ONE family New or. Brook.
ivn Cottage. 'unshod unfinished for sale and to
dress Tor ful particulars BENZ. W. HIIinCOCK. II
Chsmbcrsst. NewYork.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-01-08
GRAB ORCHARD.

Prof. J. W. Smith opened his school
on the 9TH with ~ pupils.
Have your property insured with
the Phoenix and LIMA. James ,. Cum
Minis, Agent. "
T. Il and J. r. Carson sold 100
acres OF land to +. e. Shaw from tue
farm of j. +. Carson.
DIR. Doores says there are - paupers
at the county poor.house and 20 OF them
are down with the grip.
There will be preaching at the Chris
tian church Sunday morningat II o'clock
by J. G.. Livingston. The Sunday school
AT the Christian church wants to reor-
yanize on Sunday. Every body come
and let's have good school.
The election OF town officers occur
red Saturday. &. W. DeBord, !. Herrin
A. Basin, ban Holman and Joe Mel
vim, the five trustees elected, are good
men for the place. Hope they will en-
force the law and have nice town is th'
best wishes OF the citizens of Crab Orch
ard.
MIR. Will Severance is up after
spell of grip. Misses Alice Moore an'
Eva Stegar are out after spells OF pneu
monia. Judge j. ii. stephens is con
fined TO his bed, also Robert Edmstol
and the postmaster John Edmiston, al
with the prevailing disease. Mr., W.
Romans and wife we've over from Ian
caster 10 see j. T. Chadwicks new hous
80 they could build one like it, Tn
pretty little Misses Maud Bowman an
Mamie Harris are the guests OF Mrs.
u stephens Misses Maggie and susi
Martin are visiting their aunt, Mrs W
A GArsnn.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-01-08

Robert L. iBush, q Hill supporter.
was elected speaker OF the New York
House. The republicans voted for Gen.
Hustled.
A coach OF a mi might daisy ira :
jumped the X. Il |. bridge at New Al
bany, killingl Conductor Frank Mahan
and seriously injuring Brakeman VIM.
Patton.
An Is year-olj,girl living in Allen
county has full beard, four inches
long. She has been offered $50 a day
by museum managers, but refuses tC
show herself, and she is.right. There i
nothing more disgusting than the sigh
of bearded woman.
AT trial in stanton, Hon. Rodney
Haggard, OF Winchester, made some re
marks derogatory OF the defendant
Judge J. w. Lilly, of Clay City, which
the latter denounced as false. Haggarc
Immediately threw an ink stand at Lii
" and there would have been person
al conflict but for the interference OF 10y
ISLANDERS.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-01-08

BoYLE. Mrs Susan T.. Sallee,' widow
of the late Martin T.. Sallee died at her
home in this county. She WAS the
daughter OF Harrison and Elizabeth
Carter Berry, OF Wayne county, and
was born July IS, 1912, being in her 5lst
year a, the time of her DEATH She was
the second wife OF Martin 7. Sallee, and
was married TO him May Is, 1864, and
four children survive her.--Susan Will
son. widow OF the late Peter Wilson,
died at the residence of her relative, Mr..
J. T. HeaeSman. Friday afternoon, OF
consumpt '1n.-rhe friends OF DR.. Dave
Logan will bc uleised to learn that he
is now Imposing, and, it is hoped, will
soon he completely restored 10 health.
"Uncle Dave is one OF the best known
and most popular citizens in the coun.
~, with an acquaintance 40 extensive
his friends are everywhere. Mr.. flames
Dunn and family will this week move
from this county to Lincoln, where he
will live on the farm with his fsther-in.
law, Mr.. John VI. McRoberts, Jr. Mr..
Dunn is a good citizen and We regret 10
see him leave our community. He has
sold his milk business 20 Mr.. John Hos.
kins.-J. &. & Monte Fox have bought
OF various parties - head OF slop cattle
weighing from $50 TO l,l50at = tos3lC
per ID. They will slop them at Miller:
distillery. in Garrard. Advocate.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-01-08
What is Good Baking Powder2 sas2H

IL iss well known fact that carbonate
of ammonia is used by bakers in the
preparation OF the finest and most whole
some bread and cake, and has been from
time immemorial IL is among the old
est aud at the same time most healthful
constituents of baking powders. IL is
all evolved in gas 10y the heat of the
oven and leaves no trace OF itself in the
food and it is this that gives it. its great
value as leavening agent in the opln'
ions of the physicians. New York Jour
nal.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-01-08

The celebrated specialistsof Louisville
was here as advertised last Tuesday and
will return in four weeks from that day.
The DR. S visits are becoming more inn
portant each time as his fpractice is
steadily increasing and his sskill and
ability are being demonstrated by the
rapid improvement .those .under his
care are making. The DR.. is examining
physician of the Southern Medical and
Surgical Institute, $50 9Th iSt., Louis
Vile, Ky.