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A NOBLE GIFT TO ME1HODISW
MISSION PROPERTY ~ CHILL TURNED OVER TO
TIE CHURCH ny MISSES. FOWLER
AND GRANT.

ASD GRANT.
Minneapolis Mimi, Nov. l3-Shou;s Of JOY fol-
lowed by the singing Of praise God from Whom
All Blessings Flow" with vigor ard fervor, pene-
trated the heavy granite walls Of Wesley Church this
afternoon and caused the passersby 70 stop and
listen Within the members Of the General Mission
airy Committee of the Methodist Church were oele-
brating the acquisition Of the republic OF Chill as
portion OF theS territorial domain. which, as Bishop
Newman afterward expressed It, marked an epoch
in the history OF the Church Hitherto the mission
work In that portion OF South America has been TN
der the control OF a chartered concern. known
the Transit and Building Company. and maintained
In the main by Anderson Fowler, OF New-lo;k,
who has large busin.ss Interests IN Sncago' and ana
these earnest Methodist have given In excess o.
1900 for the spread of Methodlsm in Chill. and
their efforts have been so wen rewarded mat In
addition 20 a small army OF converts the mission
has property valued In the neignoorhood or $2ycOj.
This field. and this property absolutely free from
debt. they turned over to the General Missionary
Society OF the Methodist Episcopal Church through
the committee to-day stipulating only that the
mission work In the field should be conducted In the
future In the past on pure ana simple self
mittec adopted resolution apprvpriating $25,gO to
CHILEAN work, contingent upon special fund being
raised for that purpose IL was explained that the
acceptance conditional upon the approval OF
the General Conference. which does not meet for
Tour years: but. as Bishop Fowler, expressed IL
amid loud laughter, I'VE VIII all DE In heaven-or
After the doxology had been sung Messrs. Fow-
Ter and Grant were escorted to the platform and
introduced 10 the delegates VINO rose TO gree; them
ana loudly applauded.
When TIE committee adjourned this afternoon
aIter TOUR days labor II had completed Just one
naii Oh ,,s WORK by making appropriations OF s4e 90
sions. This was reduction OF 200 the esti-
mates ano the heurcs OF last year There were some
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

The result OF the Official sales he'd at the TRIM,
Saesroom yesterday Is the best indication the preps
condition OF the market. Out OF Ten prlcls offered A.
were bid In by the plaintiffs in the ,eral suits OK
was purchased by the defer dJnt and -four sold b.
outsiders. The LesS bidding ut the sale BY Jaax<
l.. Wells. 81 Nos. IA AMI 22j wils-avc. and MOI
vGJ East Onenu.rt and thirty tnst m.
i,e-stOry brick buildings dad lat, fSA
two stores In tLc a,eIuu brought sl5,2JJ each
.5N1J, rom {. H. Ecca.r aid Er.iest Iiamn ~
ll> In OnchuBdr,- TN. rty clIh LfoIgAt s-
S7 30 from Nichols Cott.r JOIN Iot.r ~
sane auct.Oncr offered No. $40 Wet .ft,.
iive-st0ry brick tcneDelt luli lot tn. Ilaiuur
the proceedings was the purchaser for $l2oiO -
William hcnncy onercI Nos. IA and ZIG East
Ninety 2hh-s, tyc-story brick flats Oh fun ots n.
plaintiff ia the pro. adiDgs the buyer at 40 o.,
each. The ,tioae,r offered No. s03 Elst Gas
hundred nd-Gist-t f,estory BRICK tenement on fa,I
lot The la.nn in tie Proceedings wa, buyer fss
snyth & Ryan Offered No. ,5H MadIson.avc. hyA.
story brick fiat , lot 1870. The plaintiff IN ina
proceedings the buyer for 3d. 200. -
ten,incnts plot Ic0xlC0 stuatei IN Second ave.
They sold 70 the defendant In the proceedings FREDERICK
Kuf tor So 800. The other sales adjourned
IIariel the broker, has ,arricJ out trade between
James IL. George and Adah Crosslcy, In which Nos 3l
3ss West Eight, cntl.st, hvc-storv brick HAT pe
CO>02 exchanged against four lots In St. Nlcholaa
ave. and Onehundred- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
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n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R, R.

Trains leave foot Of West i2d-st follows. Is minutes
earlier from Frankl.n-sc.: 'e'
S2I n VI. tdLly except Sundly) for Waikiki Valley
L. A. stations. Middlctown, tcDNtiie, Fasburg iibap
Saro"hd,", scranton, Walton. Debit Sidney, Norwcn
Utica: Eoaic. Oneida, Fulton. O,weao. '"'
BID p ". Except sunday. sullivan Go. Exprc..
for Wa'Ikn Valley Railroad stations. Uamp5eli fis
Null WV fiienNlr Mountain Dale. CentTevile Falls
Livingston Manor. ''' '''''' aao
7,lJ D. w.. fdailv) M'dfletown. Summitylllc Ea,is
burs iI.rtt' afincstan Manor Hockand, Walton Sid.
ncy Norwich. Onclf1, Fulton. Oswcsp ' '"
7:tJ u. VI. daily. Niagara Fails CccI,nfrg ,h.,.
tnr t>tat' iir') New YORK. - Niagart Tails Ir,r",
Pullman Slccpefs Ncvi ork CHICAGO Arr,ves Dn,s,,
$40 D. M, Chicago 80 a. 81 Louis 3 100 D. m '
IlchcV, ana ~ imam accommodations at s7l Broudwav
Newlo Transfer Company calls TO- ana checks barg,g,
J. Z. ANDERSON g. r. A.
5j Beaver
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MR.. LYON CONTINCES SURTEYOR.

HIS RESIGNATION HAS BEEN ACCEPTED. EUT
THERE IS 30 ONE TO ATTEND TO
HIS DUTIES.
The business OF the Port of New-York was put
in a peculiar and uncertain condition yesterday by
the action Of the Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury William T.. Curtis. This action no doubt was
the outcome not OF official necessity but Of in
dividual feeling the part OF the Assistant Sec
rotary toward George W. Lyon. the Surveyor OF
the Port. The Surveyor Yesterday received a let
ter from the Treasury Department. signed by
Curtis. and dated on November II and mailed at
D. IN. that evening. The letter Informed him that
his resignation as Surveyor which sent to
the President on July G. had been accepted 10
take effect on November H. That last Satur-
day.
When the Surveyor went to his Office yesterday
this letter was waiting for him. Under all previous
regulations there Is no way In which the Office can
be run without Surveyor The Deputy surveyor.
who acts in the absence Of the head OF the depart
ment loses all authority the instant the surveyor
IL removed. because he Ia a personal appointment
of the Surveyor and acts only for him.
Mr. Lyon took the matter in his own han1s yes-
tertlav and refused to leave the office. He sent Il
telegram to the Treasury Department explaining
the predcament. Mr.. Lyon and his deputy. Samuel
Blatchford both performed their duties yesterday
and they will undoubtedly do so until the Sur
vcyor's successor is appointed and qualities.
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Ccaal Noiitrs.

y sTAanEs ToE, TMf ,sorlmEEx DISTRICT or
Kmplre MIL. company defendant. In equity.
To al whom ,,s ay conc t Tn tho u,a.,roo, ,oo,
appointed by 'a .onr, Es,elTer o, a and SIMILAR the
ssoriiao crSd by and under he law Of i IT, Stae
o. Ncw.York. and that he has duly qualified as such
~ order Of the United stat; Circuit Court the
rors s'crrd sun readaf in saG Court, the gnd'r
signed ia, 'rn npointd sn,,,y i;ccc',r Tor ,ad cor
such anci!ary Receiver -"
Al creditor, q To- sad Tho Empire MI. Company
way interfering with "a. property Of said corporation.
db,ed 70 aid ,orporat on ar hereby required 20 rsnd.r
IN s 9 Of ' Of G' d S and s,
Of money owing by thcn rCsp'(yey TO such c9rgoraon
18th da, Of Dcec,nbc, is0T. y '''''s ''''
ene,i 81 aes % PSq"rr4 '!SS SevSr
18th day Of DsSe9brr i-oi tn pls;c ofcre,'d
ouHd t 10 dc nc, c ae'"nt sr cd h'T dr"n r
aad sSlm and l'oa tnel, aim % tho undsr'i;ae at
ne ro S Se S or 0G an o. Tsn go 'aS Or
,o",ra, Of or win -pa coio"on ar" hsr,o, rrquircd
Receiver the pla,c Aforesaid before the 9sth
WALDO ELLIS KNAPP Receiver.
M.Sn I;.S. e. f,%NoS0. '' ''''''' Of ''''E'''
IL BroaeTSy Scw.York.
NiST FIFrYFlESr STREET supreme
w Court ''iy ani ,,ouniy Of Ncs.fork flank IT,
ft.liuf~.
In pursuance judrnc.t ~ forr' lo-'lrr and
duy matr and 'nt"r'd n The nlDs' entitled action and
bearing dat ~ the ltrh day of November lag. J. ID"
under ien'i nc E'ir" IL -aid lr'Tu t aan'd viii >o
Pilr Au.t.ol ~ o." NcN-los Real I-tlt' Exchange
Sac.r sons. 40. III HroalNaN. 10 TIE CITY Of NcN-iors
the 5h Gay ~ De,'nirr. 1893. AZ j. o'clock noon bv
Janr e. i.iof. 40. ln'--f Nustior"sr 10" premises
n aid judgment mentioned and therein deso ribcd FOL.
lows.
ALL that certain lot piece Parcel Of land with tho
hulur- Theron. situated ving AMI bring n tn" city
of Ncwiolt bounded g. q described =. oHs. . wit:
BIblNNINt ~ Is,nt In The eouihrIly >ile OF Fiftv
fret stree distant hIudrcd and twcntf feet
ci-trv ne lur-' ton ~ thr ~outicrv side II
flftyii- cn-t'rlN side az Eighth
and running thence southorly ia'als with Eighth
and n IN Though party wall. hun
drci feet i've nri Md 80 line - I've ock between
line twclt feet: thence north't' parallel With Eighth
avenue and part 81 the through plrtv wall.
hun1f'd icet ~" inches = the souh'ry side Of Fty
nr-t stf aud theme" WESTERLY along The >Outhcrly Sdp
~ Fy-ir,t street twenty feet the point Of beginnings
aid lrrmi-c. being known number Two Hundred
anh forty-clcht West Fitf' first street.
subject. however, 10 a mortgage now Hen said
premises fcr t3j o'O a0l Interest
Dated Ncw-lora, November 10Th. 1893
FRANCIS l.. DONOUrE.
UOfMi.S & ADAMS. Referee.
plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
3J WALTZ. y. Y City.
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lively interchanges Of opinion while the last pages
Of the estimates being disposed OF DR.. r. J..
fiemlnS OF Iowa. spoke Of the poverty existing in
the Northwest section of the State. spoke of min
listers getting salaries OF $50 and $3.50 year. and
said that IL had been found necessary to withdraw
several missionaries from the held. DR.. Hunt, Of
New-lork retorted mat he had recently visited
that region, that II was never more prosperous
than now, and that land never COMMANDED better
prices. the one solitary instance in which an APP
preparation was increased was that OF Oklahoma,
which got $1,000 instead Of SlO,cp. This due
10 the realization Of the field that has been opened
by the acquisition Of the Cherokee strip. Bishop
Goodso made powerful plea for the sum granted
telling how men OF the Church had participated in
the rush to sites for churches without Eav-
ing a dollar. and how they had been living on
nothing and paying their own expenses ever since"
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WEST SHORE Railroad,

q. Y. c. s. II. Il. Il. II. Co.. LfSSEE)
r,,l,s lo,vc West aoi.st station New-yora fol.
lows ami Is minutes earlier from OF frankn.st.:
IL, 10 A, N-Daly Albany. Utica, syracuse, lsoch.
ter Buifllo Nlaeirl Falls bet oit' chi ago; except
5.1 p W"Dai for Albany. Montreal, Utica syracuse,
Colchester Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit,
Cleveland and Chicago. $500
sis r. M-D,y for All any Utica Syrlcrsc Rochester.
ira'o NI,gart Falls, Toionco, Detoit Cie'e an
For tickets timetables parlor and sfcpng"ar accom-.
mod lions ,ppIv city Offices E'ocklyn and NewYo
ct staff n, Tmct iblcs Mt principal hotel. For other
c. +. LAMBERT G.neal Pass,ngcr Agcnt.
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BALTIMORE d. OHIO II. r.

DALT!m0nE. WASHINGTON, CHICAGO CIV
oiTNAri' ST. LOUIS AID ALL POINTS WEST
f Fe, t,I GHew ~ tot OF Libertyst.
For For r. r, vC HHH,;G g. p ~; l?:1j iieGt
For wAsmiNSaFft6ys sri h kofTiS NJ b. 30
A. m il5e n, Sal' So S;Sl p m Dlnac Carr. s.
Tor NORFOLK BAY Line 80 ~ m. EN-. Sunday.
= LIZ LIZ oh,Ss IT, COL AS: st2 lilo Bdwav. 81
lyn; Sat o, tot Of LbNrtv.st c. r. II. OF X J.
Newiork T'arSge- Co. will call for and check b,cca "a
from hote, or res 'dcnce 20 destination. ~ss-s~
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LITERARY NOTES.

Rudyard Kipling has written weird elephant
story in which Little Tooma. the elephant keeper.
Is taken by Kala Nag. his monstrous beast TO see
the dance Of the elephants in the junge-that most
wonderful moonlight revel Of the East.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

D'10 Ei.siit !; HAITI wsr!sr 80. els 90
t" Alrah,m rIs TT. 5000
nod, 1900
ColumlIsave No 491 Jonn Casey ~ A b bly, 100
7I.t.st No o32 Wct; l. Hrlfcnheimer 10 4 Suss oJ5O
10th. T. No 81 Wet; 4 q Mason 10 l l. Smith.
s:si. st. No 3O7 West; William Ncklas u Salie
5th.ave n @ corner 62d->t. 25xlC5 J II Colyin
an another t. Mirglrct Cine on.
G2d.st. 5, 123 n { OF 3d-a,e; Annie a Pollock
to JTanna Mack :............,... 1000
lloth.-t ; : SIS It OF 3iaye; John Zebley -
executor 10 Edwr I'd Pr cot I'm. 1000
1c4tl-st s. 100 IT OF 2iave, 25xl0o;
cIncr ct al to william Clancy 1900
IOjt.I.st. u s. 100 (: OF Coumbus.aye, 23xl00;
Joseph IIas.cit and aDotncP T. Thomas keefe I
1I5thst. corner AnIsterdarlave. lcoxlo0;
Andrew a Bibbv 70 John Casey go. 100
Ii9tist. n = 10S II W OF Moi-a.e PalumbO
End onotlcr to Thomas Morr s:...............
Lot 30 MAJ Of II lots. situat.t on Southern
Boulevard and Fairmont-avc Alexander Bh K
u Anton Mas IN
Wnlnut--t + 9 corner 3d-aye. j0Nic0; John liar.
IiSon t. within f. M1Ior....-..-. ...-........
Same propcrtY + Ingpnam TO H1rii,on;;.... 100
Mo .hou Parkway, W T. 1872 II y o k0ckEedt;
Elizabeth Gully t. Epe.ne Rely, .;......... Is
Mosholu Parkway. ;, I0) II n Of itckncidr;
same q .anc....- -. -
Macomb E Coda t, J j McNaiy.............. $40
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stations Ia Ncw-NOri. loot of lBurcIuy md
Christopher streets.
vESTIDULED TRAINS. PULLMAN Coaches.

lhAlNS. PULLMAN COACHES.
Dl!ect route Nf.' AK, B.UOMtIt.Ln, MN !.
ing Ridge. Madison. Moi fi,town, Pas~aic ra:ei son
T' py PoIi, s.;snihSpe - PRS lXKE LAKE Iy
W.;.i"sifpH!o , lrnmIhLtLH.psRuR,;; EAsi6N: WAfF
ToN.. piiTsT0N, WiLK FSRXRRE. NxNTiS o Ok d
hAMTo& OXFORD NoRWicI, @ae Sa'fise u Hex
GsWEdo !rIA(1; towI10}; EIMiEA: coENiNG.
n. VEST rMcHTnNWTE5r' AND SOUTHWEST, ''"
rKtsS. pullman Palace Cars Connects at Bnfa,o
with train for Chicago arivins ii 10 mex, morn.
s.2O 4. AUTHORIZATION MAIL Stop. a, n,lncin,l
I'cWo r ~ rSGESSroS, BINGmAMroN and EL-
4'1 b,,t r MUSScNANT9S WILKEsnARi:E and PLYM.
1880 T.. NJ {Dailyl.-BuEFALo LIMITED EXPRESS
pullman sleepcrs, Arrives ut rs m.
900 r NJ: Daily, srALo; UTICA and oswEGo
TICKETS ANDpULI.MAN ACCOMMODATIONS ct "A
M9rrays and ~ i,roadway Tickets at stations
ave.; NewYork; ass wsshne .on.st 72U Fuiton..s and
"a Broadway; brooklyn Tir,o tables giving full infor
check isggage from hotel resdsnco to dcstinsto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14

The first section of Louis Fagan's splendid His
tory of Engraving in England is ready. Sec
ton III Is to be issued in December and Section III
next April. The work is Illustrated with 100 typical
examples reproduced from and unique prints
In the British Museum, and has a rich store of
biographical sketches and critical notes.
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Graehcro.

A MERICAS AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
u supplies Pro. Tc1chTs. IrtIr> t;otr,.c-ee,
Ac /, Colleges sri o,ls alt families. AIp, 1,
AIi:S NJ. ]. YOU Hi-fCLrON, - Un,n s1uarc
A YOUNG LADY. trained Kin icrcaitncr and a thor.
n ough uusiriru vs. has had enre H. %, n M,
music and ~ schools desire. position. ctnr IN kudrr.
dress l.. NJ a. Iox IL. Tribune Oil,c. S''" '''
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RGilroa05
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
- r TTPOAn


Streets.
In Effect October 18th, 1893.
9'Oo a. VI. COLI MH,AN EAri.t.>s.-rulmaa Sleep
apoS Arr,ss omcmSat t'O 81 a. M" Indaaapc
o. 90 900 w. thslfo 10 a. NJ neAt 9ay and
500 >S D9S sleeping c1r, ,,,ur,n
Stat l.oo ,r sidcSns Sd bnaS smoking
100 r ?''' 'r ISIS A'GS, /. HN 10 S "
SA.o I ESrRE, rrinaa sseplas aud Dnns c.:,
not 10 90 a. ST. Louis 80 y. M. Chicago ) 80
ESQ r W. WESTERN ExrEE,s;;-ralmaa sleep.
ca t. cacago. %rrlycs cie;sIa"i II 40 a. H.. Chi as,
'5o NJ M%%s1EE S;,n FX a,as .s "ss
500 =. W 1910 .p~S'" "'a '" i,unc.
@en Tssao il % r.Ga ' cia%,
Yoo r. g. H. ''i1oq Nv yhEs "s .Ctr da H.
nA ~ HSf WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1000 4. NJ washington IN ned" weekdays Pun.
$40 p ss Lmcd" ss pnlin1s
AasSaa Ee'; nns l., j., 49, ss 80 Sunday g.
oo &C., !: t'e e5,pp 5s a .c"r 'n aSd
$50 r. .' p o" f' AID S bs s to sps lilly
800 f. M.- Asig' io a"t NT 9, oao Railway
III Tnrd@s$ slsepas AID Dlaias ca rs ~' cn,.,..
Eouis %esS-days s a"d With Tsroash sleeper
grrrt rarlor Car = "
Esr fsG s. Ma Nm. 90 wcekd4y r. md r,,,,
Go"is TO-: 40 o. 10 ,i s,d Is
week aay.' sunday. 90 a. m. 5:l3 p I ~ We
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
r'9"s i%eS ~ = l.sGi 20
6:3c 5n - p m. 10 Ia nlcht sunnnnfs , IN
pres ~ ao D. 23o 10 T. NJ az neon n ,.ni'c"'
. v ~ 80 -. T. . Il .! nf',
Ticket Osccs Nos. l33 ga 1876. lI3 and .O' !oaa.
nnhu' ANr,nc ~ sixth Avenue and f' sn, :" r,i,on
bfos.'> al orr anft - crt~ outt sire
street - i.roifNay and Brookyn ANNEX SSn'' i1"'
Of Fulton Sitet 10, gyn; 100 HUDSON o'''''' ''o
The New t1fN Transfer Company WIN ~, -, ,o acs,
check baggage IRON hotels and residences thr""s" !" ~
s. NJ. PROVOST. J. H. WOOD
General Manager. General Pa'sf AGen''
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia. days 100, 90. 900, ~ co.
II 80 Dining carr a. NJ, 80, $50 DINING Car.
800 tBufe. Parlor Can. s 90 200. 80. o4j r. NJ.
l. night. SUNDAY. 90. 10 30 IL 80 Dining Car
4. NJ 1890 30 Dining Carr. 90. 90 i. NJ, l. i
night.
Fo Baltimore ana WASHINGTON. wcck days and sundays
90 II 80 Dining Car \. NJ, 80 8 80 Dining Carr
$40 O 90 =. NJ. Il rs night.
Tickets and parlor seats can hc procured IT,
~ SO IL 30. i.a13 Broadway -37 Nth.
s,e 81 Fast ithst ISt East l25thsr. 29i West o5,h
St 25l ColumbusaVe. New.YOrk I COurt-st. $50 rn.
Ton. st Brooklya eS Brosdvay. Williamsburg. The Now
YORK Transfer Co. Will cali for and check from
hotel or residence ~ destination
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RrCOHDED MORTGAGES.

Alter Pasqual8 AMI wlie 10 j Bsn 1llth.
raseh rrde Ts Ct al to Ma, tina Ncumann,
IN o2d.it Of lst;a,e, 3 year' c,,s.,,,
c-iiii. nS5crt. and wife TO Il9dah tohn, =
Carey Thomas. Ct al To Fast River savings Inst
tuton; ac.ave' co:ner ',ihies yeas,;x
as trustee, MulberFy-st e corner Park-st. ..
caTcw. james. and vii, to Title fiuar1ntcr and
Irr-' 60. II "th--t Of 5'h-av". years, 10
Drnnmond Emily i t. and aroth'r 10 Polka NJ
wkin. ard another. trustee liith-st,
raw Mchaci. Il al 10 Il : Mln:rrn ct al, 81
Delanccy.st Of Pitl--t, > Yeas: ,;;,l.;.: %
Tns hT G"Tss n%a VII" 81 e tS
tsth.st. Of lcthav' yc1rs 49,, ,;.s,,:; 10
TIchanre National Bank. 7tha,c, N Of
l21st-st rcte .,; :; ~.
''%'.0 3as s,ia@ e Il to Nss Van hyDea
Judson. Charles g.. and wife to Frederick Mid
dlebrook' ''th''s Of wei E"d'a'e &
Ko'illh Fink and wife u william Prcuss, nws
Kcitcl Thomas. to Joseph IIasscl lo5th..t,
wof cqi.n bIs-aye Year. - xi.oov Il
Lcsaett chare. P ava vito 70 W Hitter. 9th. >,
ave- corner l7th-st. ycars.......:.,.."...: 81
Mack Hanna. 10 Harry Mack SIS C-dst' OF :,
McNa1Iy. John ~ j. and another TO i Colin
Ackernan-st. part lot 80. map Mary Ma. o
Major william r. and aao,bcr TO A c Cornweil.
Eica.avc. n . corner l7ad-st ycars...-......
Maecarter Roter:. 10 j b Jermain No Laght. :,
Eos..cit. Emil, and wife to + IIummci, n -,
att1.st. - of 3d-ayc, / var .....-....--. I5'
Eom.dell. F. Benjlmin. AMI wife g trustees OF
Rose TIill Methodist Epi-ccp,l Mission Cburch,
New-York n 34th-st c OF 3d-aye year....- 4.
REYNOLDS. John J. 10 10 N Brown. n t'th'st,
3 Of lo.h.ave. years. j.
Schmuck Hermann. and wife 10 f. Bell s =.
loOth-st . OF loth-ave. l year, io'
Simon Petty. and another To II Rapcyc,
No OF Dclancey-st , years .:,....... o.
SchllngloH Johann a. 20 J f Stillwell,
iod.s- w 81 -th-avc wears "
Toch. M,xiri,n. az trustee, 10 tranciS WI,
n i2jth-st. Of lst-ave. insfalinents 49,. -
Walker Rose \, 10 Cooper. Hul'-aVe'
81 Sc0''-avP. years. go. o.. ...'---,
Werkor Jo'n. 81 81 To Alexander Wake. and
another n lOith--t. " Of West End-ave, =.
year -''
Werner Ua,'io. 10 BleiStift W Edricge-
:, : 81 Delancey-st. instalments D.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE)
Anthracite Coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automat; Block Signals.
Trans lavc stiin" foot Of liberty s..
Timc Table I'm Eject Oct. 10. 1903.


Trans lave static. foot Of iibc,ty s.,
For EasOn I,ethlchcm. AlleptOwn. Mauch Chunk. &C..
90 Is as 4. NJ. 100, 30 :45, 80 t. Allen.
town T. NJ. Sundays, 4 80 : 10 A. NJ, 100, ) 80
l.. NJ ,,,... 49,, v,o o,- =.
4 40 H. NJ. sunday. 80 \. VI.
lor Reading at 200, 90 80. 10 90 II 80 a. NJ
900 10 90 rs. 80 l.. NJ. l. rs ght exc"p.
SATURDAY night. sundays 200. 80, 30 90 L. NJ.
For Warr. bur. a. 90 500 s:l5 \. NJ. co. 80
90 .i5 T. NJ - 10 night excepting Saturday night.
sunday 90 30 y: ~, ~ nght; =,
For pottsyc at 90. 700, 40. ii 20 \. NJ, 90,
80 4 90 80 p N. y Is night exccpt saturday
night SUNDAYS, 8 80, 600 y. NJ, l::l5 night.
Lo- Sunhi-y .cwiSbnrg. AMI Williamson TT :OO
s 90 : - A. NJ. ! 100. 80 30 L. NJ. l2li night
except S''urday night SrhuoJs' u" ~ NJ, y ;Oo L. A
l. :l5 night.
Pleasant, 40. -. u 40 IA NJ, 80 -. 20
Sundays extept Ocean Gro;c AMI Asbury Park zoo
A. ~, 4 :oJ =. NJ ,,,.o
rarmlngdalc Toms lve- rlraegat Park ard Barnegat
4 70 Il l. NJ 40 4 20 +. NJ
For Atlantic City, Vncland and Brdsc,on 30 4. NJ.
"a. Monmouth P,acr Sal right ard Hlchlam Bcach
"a s:ij, II 30 \. n. 80. 40 4:o0. 20. 3s
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miscellaneous.

n BUSHES Of every description a. Sls Pearssi;o IlI
ID posite Peck Slip All articles 1t lowest prices
K. H0PrEL. Manufactured .ai s.. ii 4' t,isi.H
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The second volume of the edition Of "Pepyss
Diary" contains a drawing of his wife from the
bust in the British Museum Master Pepys. 1t
will be remembered, highly praised the beauty Of
his helpmeet. though 1t would hardly be considered
remarkable in these days.
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Several important drawings and studies by Ros-
sett reproduced for the first time in the book
on Dante G. Rossett and the Pre-Raphaelite
Movement" which is coming out in London.
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edition Of Mr.. II. W. Mabie's literary es-
says is coming from the press of Dodd. Mead & Co.
That this is the fifth edition proves that the four
volumes have been uncommonts dccessful. The
books have been revised and enlarged and each
will be illustrated with three photogravures
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New j)nblltaIlons.

Twentieth Edition, post p,id COR 25c.. or stamps
~ HE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls OF;
L Turn, Gfcy aud Tho l,cn"iy. ~ Prof. HARLEY
lAEKER. A. VI. LONG 4 CO., lob Archs,. Phla.
Ia. Every ,hould read til I'll" b o"-Atnenacum.
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