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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
NOTICES


SHERIEEs LIZ cHANcERY OF NEW
Between Eris Building and Loan Association
complainant, and hanna Morris ct al, defend
ants.
ri. ia.
For sale OF mortgaged premises.
Returnable October Term. A. d. 1898.
James +. Bowen. solicitor.
BY virtue OF the above stared writ to me directed
and delivered, shall sell by public veDdue az f.
Z. Wolberts R-al Estate aud Auction Rooms. No.
~ Montgomery street. Jersey City, on
the Seventeenth day OF August, a. d.
1888.
at two o'clock In the afternoon. all the following
described land and premises with the appurten-
nanees. being the same described in said writ
that is to say.
Al: that certain tract or parcel OF land and prem
tses hereinafter particularly described situate,
lying and being in Jersey City, hudson County.
New Jersey. bounded aud described as folio vs.
Beginning at o point on the southerly side OF Mer
Ger street distant ntty 1907 feet easteriy from the
easterly line Of Jersey ayenqs; thence q s%outnerly
ana parallel with Jersey avenue forty N0) feet;
thence i2t easteriy and parallel with Mercer street
thirty (S) feet; thsrce northerly and parallel with
Jersey avenuc forty (40l feet to the sontherly side
Of Mercer street. and thence ~ westerly along the
line OF said street thirty 800 feet to the point or
place OF beginning.
Dated July " 1888.
EDWARD R. STANTON
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EDWARD R. STANTON Sheriff.

~
GHERIFF's sA~LE-HUDsoN CIRCUIT COURT.
City.
Mease
teturnabls End Tuesday of September. A. .. 1893.
James h. Bowen. AstS Sa
SHERIEEs sALE-NEW JERSEY R
The Mechanics ard Trad RS Bank CT. y. z. City,
vs.. Leonard ALaszlota, IN Most Eoly Rosary
ON contract.
Eedis. aeSee { Esdfe, Attofasys.
BY virtue Of ths a1oys stated VIRUS 70 me directed
public y se % noo a. !, Mo-, Ms,SsFss = kssi zeal Estate
THURSDAY. the Seventeenth day of August nexs
at two O'Clock IN The aftcrno n, all t 9 light. title
10 All tue following described land ana prem is.
With The appurtenaIees. Thar isto say;
m,,sss he saa e]l ns,Is :, p sas sfr1 III .re dsssrip s,iv si r. Az
| coassty Of Tucson ana stite 81 New lie, ssy, front.
ing Oh the n lrth. rly tide OF sixth street between
iot number sixteen Visjin block number tires
hundred and ninety 800 on the oaicial map Of said
siassen 1 Us IN s ISta numbes mo Il nunar sdl and
htty ESQ on map Of the estate OF John 3 Coles.
Hudson County as map number TIRES hundred and
frty-two: Also. ~ IT, e ecrtai n pisc $ Or parcels
tue city OF Jersey CITY. in the Coanty Of Hndsal
s sRa ssa six 81 s .slss isf sssw tF2a' Rrse on III n% snd soS.
mouth streets and known as lots NUMBERS fourteen
i sand rt 4 and g. n aas Y $50 e e On she nu oiaciai map sa1e Il
said Jersey City, AMI Detns also known as lots
numbered two hundred anu city ESQ en- mapof
the estate of John 3, Coles. dacrasei, on lme In the
once Ss Of t shs Register Of auisoA County as map
Dated July 10. 1898;
GHFRlFF's sALE-IN cAANcEHf oFNAW JEE-
N<-SHA =, - -.
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RYAN WON'T MARRY HER.

Saloon keeper James Ryan, of Newark street
and Park avenue, Hoboken, will soon figure in
Court in a breach of promise suit. The com
plainaut against him is MIS- Ellen Scott Walsh.
of Kingston n. Y. She claims she met Ryan
about TWO years ago and his actions were such
that she was led 10 believe that Ryan intended
to marry her. Ee gave her an engagement ring
and other presents, and says Miss Walsh. prom
ised 10 marry her on Juue i. a few weeks
pr.o- TO that date Ryan ceased visiting her and
refused 10 answ er her letters demanding an ex
PLANTATION. Ryan is out VI
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For PhlIadeIlhla, Baltimore and WaShil gtON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE

Philadelphia Express, 4e0. LOO. 800 1901. T1so
Ing. 40 gsar Ftp Bar RI Ca Car 81 800 80 SO. : 80 s. S rs p ps Il.
9S19 niShtI 3 S.9o 1850. lLSo, WITH Dining
Baltimore and Washington Express daily at 900,
LEY; Nth W ptaing Car; 4 N, 1880 500. Dining Car.
46 aCf s5 Hsa Sss.s l 81 y +. H. 10y g2 is n i; 81, s .:S; ds9 }. sis
day night. sundays. Ii:s0 A. u 20. sol, $50. So
For Harrisburg az 100. 500, sAs A. NJ. 100, $50,
ffgi s"g sS Ia3 /; M 4iso i9 4; M night 11S. except s0f .s Sa1srday
For fottsvine at 400. $50, sa5 A. ". 100. 1.sa. 400
7$o P. NJ: la;l5 nisht, except saturday night. sun
aAys, 1850 a. u, leo. $50. 600 I: n. f2:l5 night.
500. SIS :. NJ; 90, IS6. Ia ?. NJ : Is niPRt' s ) ssSss
SATURDAY night sundays, 7a5 A. NJ; sOJP n. t2ls
For Ea,tsn. Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch
1hsaE %ni' j: Il. ''i sn nd 4 I'll s5o ~ Us 81 4 n III is 5;sg 5S g
For WBnkss6arre; Pittston and Scranton. s45 A.
FOR aigh Bridge Branch. 500. s:ia l1A5 A. H.; $50
For Perth amboy at $50. $50. Sis, 1850. ll.so M
1.m, 2l5, 419. 4S9, 534 $3.50, 6l5, 73O T. 81. sundays
AL RAIL ROUTE
Tor Tong Israach. Ocean Grove. Fte.
For Atlantic Highlands, 4.3O, $50, 8.15. 1i.s0 a. VI.
Ls9 80 eas I. N sundays. 400. sl5 a. n; 400
Pm. sundays. ais A. NJ. -
Fos Bed Bank. Long Branch and points south
I1.a0 a n Q.2o saturdays only; 1s0, lis, $50. AUG.
s isS' 2 2iSSi s,'i f sas. 90 sp z. n. % ef s. 4. Ocean sF0''
For Lakewood. Toms River, Sarnogat Park and
B~arnegat, $50. SIS A. N t.Sl. $50 p. ~.
FOR Atlantic City. YIneland AID Bridgeto7, A30
A NJ, I.D T. III.
For Monmouth Beach, Seabrtght and Highland
Beach. 4sa s. IS, 1i.SJA. II, $50. ze81, G5 T. NJ.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
Fer LHnS branch, Ocern Grove. etc.
From Pier 8, !; r, foot Rector street, for Atlantic
Highlands, Highland Beach. Seaoright, Monmouth
Beach and LoIg Branch at 40. SEQ. 1lO0 A. NJ,
Ito. a45. $50. $50 P. NJ. Sundays, $50 A. Nj; L.0j
ror Elberon, Ocean Grove. Asbury Park and
Point Pleasant. HOO A. M Lu0. AS 40 SOP NJ.
For LAKEWOOD. Rarnegat aud Toms River, 40
A.M.; 1.Up, S.4j P. N.
Ticsets aud parlor car seats can be procured OF
Nos III. 2s5 261, AIS. 9l4, ll49, T5sS Broadway. No.
1S7 sixth avenue. No. 81 East Fourteenth street,
No. Isl Calunbus avenue, No. ll East l2sth street.
No. 24 West l25rh street.. New York; No 1 Court
Broadway. williamsburg.
1. The New York Transfer Company will call for
snd cheek baggage from hotel or residence to deS-
tiRation.
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FALL AND WINTEE CAFES AND JACKETS.
The extremists in the way of crinoiine
stiffening to their skirts are growing weary
Of the awkwardness of them and tired OF
trying to keep the folds from gathering be
tween their feet, AID it is safe to say that
fully half Of the dresses originally lined
With that incorporating material have
been remaGe. at least to the extent Of hay
ing the obnoxious lining taken out. 1t is
next to impossible to dance in one and pre-
serve that grace that makes dancing the po-
etry of motion.
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CHERRIES SALE-HUDsoN COMMON PLEAS
. COURT.
W liam + Kern IS. Patrick Mccl)skey.
On d4cketed JUG lent.
Return able septemb ar Term. is9i.
EFT. Paxton, At otney
HUDSON COAMU COURT.
John D. NcSm VS. Patrick McCloskey.
On docketed adgmenG
IL. ia. &C.
K~etutnaple 2nd Tuesday in July 1898.
Blair and Crol Q, Attorneys.
By virtue of ths bose stared writs to me directed
and delivered, l have levied upou and shall sell
by public yeadue at F. G.. Wolberts Real Estate
AMI Auction Rooms. No. Al Montgomery street,
THURSDAY, the Thirty-nrst day of August,
next
at two O'Clock in the afternoon. all the right.
Patrick MEG oskey. IN and {, all the following
described land aud premises, with the appurten-
ancss. that + to say:
All that Certain lot. piece or parcel OF land and
premises situate, lying and being in Jersey City,
In the County OF HUDSON and Stat of New Ser
sey. fiontlng ON tbs northeriy side Ct Gregory
feginning at the westerly side OF lot number
hve t5l a. laid out on a map of prop
o-ty Of David Hem lie. son end Duuteg :. Gregory
ON file il the Registers office. OF Hudson County,
OF GREGORY stree. . I'd from thence r inni ig nor n
easterly t right angles 20 gregory st Get, to.
trrou, h and beyond the co tire of q party wal.
ssvent, Two ti4l fest, more or less. % the land OF
Louis heier SIXTEEN 1t,et, ave and oae- nird
in hes IL, > 13); thSncc 'southwe ,.erly and at
rigu, angles 20 uiegory street 20. tluodgh AND 10
You'd ire c, = ire of q parry Wal seventy two tf9
feet, more or less. 10 the n~o.therly SIDE OF Gregory
street; II ence 1tortiiwe Sttrly along tire orr street
sixteen feet. fye and enc third nches Gle, ) lG
to the rlace Of beIinnin
EDWARD R. STANTON Sheriff.
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THREE DEGREES ON ISDuLGENCEs.
That Granted Those Duty Invested With
the scapuiar of ST. Joseph.

That Granted Those Duly Invested With
ths scapular of st. Joseph.
Among the DEGREES of the sevaral
Roman Ecclesiastical congregations
lately decided are the folio wing
A decree of the S. Congregation of In-
dulgences and Holy R.lics, dated March
9, 1898. accords an Indulgence of 100 days,
oucs per day. to the following ejacula-
tion:-"Domine Jesu. docs nos orare,
sicut Pstrsm orasti, ut omnes unum
sint."
A second decrae OF the sans Sacred
Congregation, bearing date June s, 1898.
comedies 10 those Only invested with tn.
Scapular OF S. Joseph. by a priest pos
ssssing proper faculties for the purpose
ths Plenary Indulgence. under the usual
conditions. on the Eeasts of the Nativity of
Our Lord Jesus Christ. the Circumcision,
Epiphany, Resurrection aud Ascension Of
the Redeemar; on those OF the Con
ception, Nativity. Annunciatiou. Puriti-
cation and Assumption or the Blessed
Virsin Mary: and On the Feast of ST.
Joseph, March 10, as also on the third
SUNDAY after Easter, Feast of the Patron
age OF that Holy Patriarch; likewise on
the day OF inycsrure of the ScapuIar
aforesaid, and at the hour Of death. pro-
viGed the Holy Name of Jesus be III
yoked with thu heart IT not with the
lips.
Furthermore. the said S. Congregation
coucedes to the Faithful OF bJrn ssxes,
who. vested with the Scapu1ar. may visit
a church or public oratory on tine days OF
the Stations set forth in the Roman
Missui. and pray therein. the sams in :
dulgences conceded III the Stations OF
Rome by degree OF the s. Congregation
Of Iudulgences. of June 9. III; duaiiy, a
partial indulgence of 100 days. oac, Der
day. TO NIL those who. rightly disposed,
| shall recito the Pater, Avs Maria and
Gloria Patri, together with tina invoca 4
lion. .Sancte Joseph, ora pro nobis." al
which i~ndulgences are applicable TO til 6
souls In Purgatory.
In audience of April IS, 1898, Pops Lso
| XIII, deigned to concede 20 The Fathar
Minister General pro tempare OF tns Or.
der of Minor Capuchins the faculty te
| bless. and to invest the faithful of BIO 1t
sexes With tie Scapular of ST. joseph.
Spouse of the Blessed Virgin. with power
to delegate the said faculties 10 priests,
whether regular or secular.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

s[he style of this is very geed and can be
followed more or less closely for many even
ing bonnets.
These are net all the novelties in head
wear by any Means, but they are the lead
ing ones. The harlequin and Louis XI
shapes are also very often seen.
There will be much velvet worn later in
the season and a good deal Of plush in the
darkest shades OF all colcrs, particular
~ il black. Military tricornes and harle-
quins will be made in velvet and plush,
and there will be many beautiful flowers
made in velvet, such &C pansies, dahlias,
chrysanthenums, roses and great, sprawl
ing convolvuli, initiating nature to a re-
naarkable degree.
To take the place of the shirt waists that
have had such q rage during the summer
there will be corsaaes differing in most in
stances from the material OF which the
skirt is made, but Of handsome goods and
quite richly ornanented. One style has
the Sorsage itself of black grosgrain silk,
and it closes on the left side with two black
velvet buttons. The sleeves, plated cape,
1t and revers are all made of heavy ribbed
SILK ia black and dark blue. This Gun be
worn with almost any skirt and can be
made in u goods or color preferred. The
distinguishing feature Of it is the triple
cape, which shows that fer from losing pop.
uiar favor that peculiar style Of garniture
Is liked. :
Black velvet enters largely into the make
of another waist intended TO be worn with
different skirts. The under corsage is Of
velvet, and so are the gigot sleeves, which
are plated on ths top SO as to give a wide
rather than high effect. Outside of this
velvet corsage is a figaro Of black failie, EN-.
hroidered in raised chenille, which, it sc
desired, may be picked out with gold thread
or hecked with fne jst beds. Tie collar
turns down, standing out slightly from tia
baud and well Suffered with buckran
This is a very dressy yetexceedingly simple
design and is bound to be popular, as IL i
suitable for almost any age.
4 ,,,cre ornate ,-saSe. which can be yozE
II the Eahy rs Cutting Teeth
Be sure and use thato old and well-tried rem
edy, Mrs. WISsLQw's SOOTHING SYRUP 70
children teething. IT soothes the child
softens the gums. ailays all pain, cure
wind collie and is the best remedy 70
Giarr1oeas
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Ask Ynur Erianda

Who have taken Hoods ~Sarsaparilla what they
think of it, and vhesrrplies will be 70 tive in its
favor. One has been cured Of indigestion and
dyspepsia. another fines It Indispensable for
for scluiuia. sail ih~im and oriier blood dis
eases. stia otlars wa tell you that it ov .icotte;
that tiied feeling end ~ On. Iru :, the be-
advertising wh;cii Hoods Sarsapartila receives
is lie hearty endorsement Or he army q
irterda It has wen by is p@osls,vs N dlrsnA Il
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

new YORK fashions
Modes That Will Dis
place the STYLES of
Summer.
FEATURES OF FALL HATS.
Much Velvet Will Be Worn-The
Coming Corsags - Cloaks
and Wraps.
FEATURES OF FALL HATS.
Ccoprigat 1920.

1t seems as if invention has been taxed &c
the utnos in designing the fall hats. and
wonders are worked with straw and felt.
From present Indications straw will be
worn later the coming fall than ever before,
as the new forms could not be worked out
in any other material. One Of the new pat
tern hats from which SO many ether sim
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

Estate OF tt omas A. Bsaial, declared; Margaret
Rsasisi. e<eeutrix OF yhomas A. Brasie. ds
ceased. by order q ne peVqsy snrrogare o. HING.
tee to the c reditors OF said uecedent to bring in
their deuts, demands aud claims ayainsi the estate
of said decsdent, undnr. uath or attenuation within
nine mon tbs from the date Of said order or they
viii be forever barred OF any action therefor
MARGARET BR AsIEL.
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Notice TO CREDITORS.

NVIIOL "
! Estate of Patrick Barney, deceased; BENJAMIN
Murphy a.,l James +. Kelly, executors of Patrick
Harnss, deceased. by order Of the Deputy Surro-
b, gives notice to the creditors OF said accident to
bling in their debts, Gemant5 and claims against
the estate OF said dece5ett 1t. under oath OF afirma-
tion within nine months from the date OF said
order, or they will DO forever barred OF any action
" BENJAMIN MURPHY,
JAMES e. KELLY.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC news
Continued From First Page.

gf"EU Esf H4N .@NfE 1T eFH.
been changed and the new shrine
erected since is admired by all.
For mauy of tina pilgrims
this was the first visit to the shrine
while just as many Were visiting the
shrine Tor the second time, having been
~favorahly impressed at their first visit on
June Is. At the services lG WAS a%nnouced
that twice YET this year extraordinary
celebrations will take place at the shrine,
namely. on August 16. this being the last
OF the so-called niue-Tuesdays. aud On
Sunday following October 4. the feast of
st. Francis, founder Of the Franciscan
Order.
On those two days the order of divine
service will be the same as on June Is.
namely, solemn high mass aJ half-past
ten A. NJ, aud services a5 two p. NJ. It
is expected that the Interior Of the hurch
WI bs completed by October 4. The
high altar will bo an imitation Of Mount
Calvary with q cruclfixion group iii life
size. It Is hoped that ~benefactors may
be found for the several statues as we'll
US the fourteen stations oil the cross
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of John Durkfn. deceased, walter Fl.
FrSncss executor Of John uprkin, deceased. by
July l0th. 1894, hereby gives nori.e Co the creditors
OF said decedent % bring In their debts, demands
under oath ~ Elimination within nine months from
the date of said order. or they Will be forever
barred of any action therefor against said exc
~ WALTER H. FRANCIS.
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GENTRAL RAILROAD QF NEW IERSEI

Trains leave Station foot Liberty St.
WASHINGTON 5HOUR FLYER DAILY
11;30 "A. M.
PHILADELPBIA FAST LINE EXCEPT
SUNDAY,4 P. NJ.
SCRANTON EXPRESS, EXCEPT SUM-
DAY, S:45 A. NJ, 4:9O ?. NJ.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM

(Anthracite coal u.sd exclusively. insuriBg elsa
Illness and comfort.)
PULLMAN PARLoR \ SLEEPING CAR
STATION FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, n. y.
Time table IN eject June %, 1888.
Trains Leave via
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
Trains Leave Foot of Liberty street,
FoR CHICAGO. 1880 A. NJ, 500, so
p. III.
ion BUFFALO, SIS, 1I.so A. b..
6 90. 500 p. NJ.
500. 500 r. M.
FOR ROCHESTER,. SIS, 1880 A. NJ,
500 r. M.
Ab9ys rains run daily. Through Pail
man Rarlor and Sleeping Cars.
For Esston. ZOO, BIS. 1850 4. NJ. 1880, s45, 5:1y
wv, SVo = u. Sundays, 700, BIS 1879. ll:N A. NJ.
For Bsthlensm,. Allentown ana Mauch Chunk,
100, .s.5, li:U A. NJ, 1la1. 345, SIS, 600, 500 y. N.
SUNDAYS, 400. Sis. 1924. 11S0 A M, 500, 800 T. NJ.
1875 A. NJ.
For Hazleton. Sis A. NJ, 1880. a.G, 400. 500 p. u.
Sundays. Us A. N, g. 80 p. N.
For points in the Mahanoy coal regien at SIS
AN 1850 As 7. M. sundays. 6.f5A A NJ
For W1ikesperre, Pittston and Scranton, s Is, I1.1
AM s%; &a5. Sc T n Sundays. except Scranton,
For Eimira, SIS A. NJ, 1850 400 IL Sundays,
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CHERIFF's sALE-HUDsoN CIRCUIT CoURT.
Matthew Bowen. assignee, &C. VS.. The Church
Of our Lady OF the most isoly Rosary, Jersey
City.
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Father Mclaughlin is enjoying his vacation.
The dramatic entertainments Of the Young
Mems Society the coming winter, promise to be
very good. '.The Long Strike, y It is thought.
will be the first production.
The Feast OF the Assumption of the Blessed
Virgin occurs Tuesday. 1t is a holy day Of
obligation. Monday is a fast day.
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REAL TSrNTE TRAEsrERS.

P-sr.s, No col, Sarah Blr'y to Gertrude
urnod--t ~ and - Newest ctc. Edison zen.
,rh Elrcirl, 60 10 Gcnrfai EircfiIc to........
Wator.-t No- 30 and sos John " tNrry and
another. executors. T." Jsnc- il"nmrssy and
Elceck~l--t No> ~. ~ l3l. 1873 ana l3j
Mitchell \ { Levy 70 Lou, VI Jores ...
6;ocr- k.-i - u u ri Siauion-.t. 2lNitO, Louis
Lcb,wohl AMI wife {, Michael Pok>l>hy, : part
Thomp.on-st. ~ -, Jacob k'u I" 'h'i.'s
Clinton 30 1913. 81 0r. harL,, and 90 Henry.
81. t,ri-nu ~. On ln ard wife 90 - "h I.'r-'r
-fin--t $50 . of l-at'. ,i'.'-.r J. ti-
u Ian.. AL "a. o. Mitchell \ G Low
Sffn--t. u 80 r. % a. 7th-at'. lb.eNt7b
Ia hcl NcCur!ev 10 DAVID steiner
c?th..f n =. - u Of 3i-a,c. 2iNN,2 J. ii
1Iih.nye Gomez .gfh-s' 2i?NlOO. Amelia
J D1upan 10 " ii'lam l. Watt . 1924. ---..
5gd.st = 90 n 81 htl.afe. 21Aiolif h'niieNa
VI Purt {. Henry " Burt .......... ..-..
lst-aVr u . corner 50tn-,t. o'Nl' Abiti an fisk
ord wifr 20 Hsnly kingcn-r'in ana anoh'r
Wet Ends,~ 7Gj David ,hn'ue snd wife 10
Mary j. Tfoup. ...... ..... -.-..
g Nicholas Place :ffl II ~ 'i3i-'. 7'S
100. c,acu'ots ~ --lpnl'. I1,' 90 l'ri -.r ~
Ffg,com'.aNr 81 a. ~ 1920 - stNl'o
wfiir,n.'t a., +. TO- - % Wa! 5c,ir-, irr.r;
Maurice ! Condor ard wifo - iirh'-d u If.r
Ia-l..aNr. 100 4 % ~ lNl -i--f. 90 u"
I.ahI o. oI.rh.r - iptir.. H. horh Nr'- ~
and child Pro-. ,i"rf
Four .oo- COO a. adjoining land ~ Dnt"
Even. Spuf'tn Buyf4I ,,fh NIfd Warren IS
sac AMI wilc - Edward g. -ncr
pall.,d..a,c o. corner Van tor'ianGi ay" 81" ~
"Gg ~ lr-cc' Warren sage ard WIZ 10
IdNari l. sac .....-.-.--.-... ..-'-.
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Delaware. Iacknwnnn, mud Western Il. X.
stations In New York foot al Barclay and Christie phcr
SHORTEST LINE. VE-TiRrIrD TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES,

Direct route t, NrwAKk. BLOOMFIELD. MoNTCLAIR.
THE ukANGtS summit BernarlsN illc, BasKng
Ridge Madison. Morsis;oMp pas;,ic Paterson, Boon
PArCoNG. Hackeustown. SChOol.EY's MOUNTAIN,
sAr sSiRot psrhi roroao MSnnaS SCKhN.
TON, PlITSToN. WiLKESpAKkE NANTICOKE.
DANVILLE, NOKrHU MBElL ND, Montrosr. Isl No.
UAMrON. OAfOED NORWICH. Wateryllle. UTICA.
S1SlUWrsio: tlmHSH oWEGo faiRA. to1N ~.
WEsr. HIo1Hfliwflsf hSp s6GrnwEsrr.' '''H''
400 A. VI. -BuFFAIO. UTICA and OSWEGO CX.
PHi,>S. Pullman paror cars Connects at Buffalo
with train for Chicago. arriving GAS y. M. next
7rsO 4. VI. -BINGHAMroN NAIL. Stops at principal
1,OO p. M.-sCRANroN. BINGHAMTON. and FL.
WIii EXPRESS ruiinm ruior cars.
81 N EAPKfSS. pullman parlor
,,3O l.. VI. (Daiyl.-Bu FtALO LIMITED EXPRESS.
ril man sleepers. Arrives at 10 u.
BOO T.. NJ. (Dayl.-BUF FALO, UTICA and OSwEGO
TICKETS and PULLMAN APPROPRIATIONS At 70
Murrays and 40 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations.
1856 and 9i2 Broadway So Yves: i2Sth:s 2sS Columbus
"a Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables. giving full In.
formation. at oil stations
WESCOTr EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
"heck baggage from hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
GUNNER Resort 0ni0es.
Where are Y0n GOING this Summer?

send lo-ta3" for an Hlu-tlat,d DVh Oh
10 obinc the summer resorts on the New" orA
ontario Western Railway In the healthtst ana most
i.ht.u accessible Newly ORR 1000 ft aooN
IL gives list " over $50 hotels farm ana
boarding houses win Of board distance. Nc &c
he had fec. In NeN.YOfk al Mo- H. 100. IL ~
81 9i. 393 Hroadway 80 6th Az 1874 East l:'M se.
PSI Columbus Av., tcKt onlccs
foot Of Franklin and IVES, ga S.. In Brooklyn a,
tour lul'O" St. 2lJ Atlantic Az. 70
Broadway, 2j3 Manhattan Az, 'Ieenpont; or 70
J. & Anderson. ''cnl i'S>s. ACT. % bea'.,s ~,
faro WIN be sod at broadway and ferry Offices giving
personally selecting summer home ana
also cnioyinr DAYS n>hinr in this del ghful region
Tickets GOOD MAJ 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

q. !. G. Il. L. KR. CO.. Lcs>ce.)
Train ltaNcs Wet 40 s. 'taon New crk, IS fo'.
lows AID u rnut" rrrli"r from r.. FranSlinst y Il :
$3.50 A. ,I.-plv for Nrwburg. Kingston, ATTAIN :
d.iy ~, rlt SUNDAY, west oi Cocpnon's j..
!, ~ An. Dali" for Albany except SUNDAY. Montreal.
900 4. VI. pall, for Albany. Utica S'iacuse Eocho>
ter. Buffalo. NIagar, Fall ID troIt Chicago tNcep:
S,furdly Toronto
Ii,35 4. M.-Daly. except Sunday, for Albany and
t.OO 4. M.-DaiIv. except SUNDAY. for Albany.
J,I5 N.-pa;v for Albany. Montreal lca. Syracuse.
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. uo!t.
Chicago ST. Louis.
6.3O T.. M.-pay. except SunIcy. TO- Newburs Albany.
Saraoer and Montreal.
S;i5 4. M.-Dn'ly for Albany iica. syracuse poches.
tr Euialo, Niagara rails. Toronto. Detroit. Chicago.
uNVEiiSfiiAw LOCALS, o:i5, .s:i5 =. NJ
NEwRuRF LOCALS, 5 20; 'lO:l5 \. NJ. 4 rs. 80.
% II 30. ~ :4j i. NJ
sleeping ears fr Buffalo. Nlprar, Falls Toronto De-
trolt Chicago all through trains.
Daily. For tIctetS iime.t,olc' n1rlor and sleeping
lyn Washington St. 7"G "uton,st.. Ani"v On'e.
foot Of Fnlton-st; Ncr-NorH Guy 81 1iJ 1868 7S5.
sio broadway !? RoN'ry. ~ East lih-st.. 50 West
I25th.st and At "a, ,rs. .