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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04

hIS Al n EerOus
hsurpatlons. and one IF the most prom
inent actors in Argylc's rebellion. For
ages Il destructive doom seemed Ia
lihve hung over the house of camp
beh, uniting in u common ruin all
who joined their fortunes Ia the cause
of it, chief Sir John tochrane WAS
no exceptions. He war surrounded
by the kings troops, and. after - long
ana desperate resistance. he was taken
prisoncr.and was tried and condemned
10 die upon the Scaffold. lie had but
10 few days To live, and his iailcr
awaited only the arrival of the death
,warran; TO lead him To execution.
His friends had visited him and cN-
changed the last farcwclls all but
one: his daughter Grizel, the pride ot
Ills house, his dearest treasure, She
alone had not come 10 receive his last
blessing.
J Night had fallen onthe prison, aud
the father sat with his head pressed
against the cold, damp walls of his
cell, longing for "a last look of his
fayorlte child. when the door opcncd,
and the keeper entered. followed by Il
young and beautiful girl. Her person
was tail and commanding, her eyes
dark, bright, aud fearless with u Sor-
row too deep To- Ice went away. The
unhappy prisoner raised his head.
my child. my own ,iriXrl" he eN-
claimed, as he pressed her to his heart.
MY father my dear father"
sobbed the miserable maiden
~ our Interview must bc short very
short, said the .iailer as he closed the
door. and left them together.
'licavcn hclp and com. Sort
thee. my precious child" said
sir .Iohn. Il, had feared that
hhonid die without bestowiug my
Dressing on I ne head of my daughter.
and that ST ing HIr la"r" than death;
our tl'ou ai't come, MY love thou art
come anal the last blessing Of thy
Wret"hc''. father"
Nay father, forhcar,' She eN-
canned; mot thy last blessing, not
MY last! My fathcrshal not die
Ne calm, be calm, NY child. q" he
saH.. Would Ia heaven that | could
r. Jmfort thee, nv own. But there is
no hope: within three lays thou and
NIL my little ones will be" Father.
less he would have said, but. the
words died upon his lips
"Thrr" days sh" repeated. raising
her head from his breast. hut .aycriy
pressing his hand: three DAYS. then
there is hope my father shall I've.
Is not M grandfather the friend If
Father Petre. the COMPRESSOR and mas
ter of the king" from him l,. Shall
beg the life Of his son. and nv father
shall not die.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04
FALL FISH STORIES
GATHERED AT THE ROM IAN TIC
RESORT 6 OF MAINE.
IN. Home OF the speckled Trout ana
the Carney Landlocked salmon 49, some
Reautiful Fish of the >ebsc's Crysiai
Waters.
seebcs. Me, Core poroente. ]

+ Il n + + q t Il
Ike systems of
Maine in which the
landlocked almon
are found, Sebec
lake. with its tribu-
taries, is one, the
others being the
Rangely,tt Grand
lake stream, and
the Sebago waters.
OF Names many
in land " a I G l.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04
Trapping the steam.

y Manchester firm is Introducing a
new steam trap Of great simplicity.
" described by ''lndu-iric- ana
Iron ii consists OF hos OF the
ordinary construction p'oyi lci with
in.ri ald outlet oriiiccs The inlct
can be closed, BY mean, OF conical
Eaiv". which when pressed into the
oriEcc ana against il, edge forms an
ci'cctGal seal The valve is fastened
into 4 har, extending lcngiiudinal!y
"f the box ;nd sufficiently long a.
practically tu I'LL it. being secured at
each end. The bar when subjected
I" the steam which cntcr, the
trap expands ana being bound
lon@itudinally naturally buckle, or
bends. II i prevented from bcnding
in on" direction by Il stop. and must
therefore do - in the direction Of
the inlet The result i, that the
valve j. pressed into the latter. and
rl0AcS il. ~ soon a, water collects
thr at acting on the bar dimni-hcs.
and contracts. thus Withdrawing The
valve and permitting wafer TO pass
This action zoe, on automatically.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04

~ cant see why bread should re-
main at the same price when wheat
aud -four have cume down SO. my
dear boy. the main things in bread
are water and air. Neither one Is =
cent cheaper than 1t was at tho ciose
Of the war"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04
New Haven. Memorial building.

The new building erected by Henry
+. Engli and presented to the New
Haven County Historical society asa
memorial of his parents, the late Gov
James r. English and CARROLL ne a.
English. is completed and has been
formally opened to the pablo at New
Haven.
The building is colonial in design,
three stories in height, and is situated
on Grove street, facing Hillhouse ave
nue, on ground closely identified VITA
The early history of New Haven Inc
sp Icious interior il designed TO ds
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04

cago, which is weekly packed 10 its nj.
most capacity. His church now nun.
berS 900 members and his cougrega-
tion is usually more than double tina,
number.
This phenomenal rapidity OF growta
is indica,iye of the magnetic power OF
leader ship Or. Haynes possesses and
which is csta blished in numerous prac.
teal works covering wide field OF
activity In fact DR.. Haynes religion
is one that i emphatically practical.
In proof OF this mum Der of gentle
men who are notmem le-s ofhis church,
convinced of the power and practical
character OF DR.. Haynes sermons, have
formed company to publish an IN.
denominational religious journal the
Plowshare, for the special pur Jose OF
publishing weekly Or. Haynes morn.
ing sermons such tribute we 90
not know of any minister ever receiy.
ing before. The Plowshare has been
published couple OF months now
and has already attained remarkabls
popularity, the subscribers including
those of different churches and of no
churches. Those who read DR.. Haynes
sermons miss the winning presence,
the charming manner and the clear,
powerful voice that fills every part Of
the great auditorium, but the loving
pleading for Christ, the manly invoca'
ZION, the eloquent appeals TO all that
is manly and womanly in human ma
ture, the wealth of illustration. thu
wit and satire that pierces but never
wounds, the deep scholarship and the
elevating spirituality are all there
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04
HN $500
HnMORARZE
HWCE5T0R.

HEN the bigotry
of the last James
compelled sub
iects 10 take mp
arms against him
Sir John Cocl-
ranc VAS one oil
the most form
idahlc enemies To
mr. npnpS
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04
THE FRESH YOUNG NAN.
sto-y of Visit 10 tho Dentist Re-
minded The Young Lady.

minded The Young Lady.
The fresh young man had been
talking for two hours. he young
woman on whom he was calling had
listened until She was tired TO death,
and still the fresh Young man worked
his jaws and talked and talked and
talked.
Something was said about persona,
courage and will-power and that sort
OF thing, and the fresh young man
took his cue. IL was down to Il
dentists the other day" he said
''and | Halter myself that | proved
my courage and will-powcr perfectly
I've got both. You SEQ il was this
way; met friend on the street
ono morning who was suffering from
II terrible toothache. His face was
all swclled mp and he told me that
he was on his way 10 dentists.
Now. had nothing To do and | de-
tcrinined To go along with my friend
and have my teeth fixed. too, We
hunted up man and went in, Ny
friends courage all oozcd out ut his
iingcr-tips a. soon as We entered tho
door, and | must confess that felt a
little bit nervous myself My friend
sat down in the chair and. n soon as
the dentist began prying around in
his mouth, he began to yell 'murdcln
and he kept il upuntil was ashamed
tn think of him a. u friend. Finally
the dentist got through with the
man who had little nerve and !
stepped into his chair. firm in the
determination that ! would not utter
u sound. no natter how much the
dentist hurt me.
ale took out one OF his instl.l-
nents of torture and pricd around in
my mouth for time Then he AN
nounccd that it would he necessary to
kill the nerve in tile tooth which he
had located. and he said that he
" ould do il then and there. He did |
il lie hurt me as no mortal was
ever hurt before. lie iabbcd that |
rrochct-nccdlc OF his clear |
up to the top of my head and twisted |
il around as roughly rs if he were
digging Il post-hole. Al this time
my friend sat and watched me roll |
around in the chair. but he didn't |
hear me say a word, never opened
my mouth II took courage and il |
took will-power, aud for half au hour
| sat there with the tears running
down my face and suffered untold
a%"n,cs. But | didn't give up !
didn't whinpcr and. would You be-
licrc il. whea | got down ont of that
chair could not speak Il word. My
voice had lost its fan rich tone ana
al could do WAS whisper unintcl-
i"ibly took il that bit 50 hard
III the doctors instrument tina, the
strain. combined sith the great OK
'rtion of will-powr sort of par
,ly1ed the vocal apparatus,
'Oh. Mr FrcS~hc," broke in the
'oUg woman. ''WiN don't You get
tour teeth fixed every day"
And h. never stepped 70 say sooJ /
night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There was fair attendance and good bidding at Soma
Of the auction sales yesterday the majority Of TIE
parcels knocked down to the plaintiffs In the sew
eral proceedings. All the sales at the Trinity
salesroom under order Of the court.
Il. V. Harnctt GO. offered under foreclosure No. 100
West Nnctyseventhst.. stone front house lot lax
1907 offered subject liens OF ell $50 and brought
$4,000 from the plaintn In the Proceedings The sane
auctioneer Offered In Partition the of wayerley
Place and Perry.s three story brick house, lot x
81. II sold to r. +. westcott for Is, 250 No. Sc
rstory double brick building, with store Q lot
Y5NC7x0, and brought 81 500 from Edward Mtonbergss
Both the buyers outsiders connected with Tia
estate.
ID. +. Ingraham Co. offered the southwest corner Of
Ludow-st and Rivingon under foreclosure. The prop.
consists OF two nle.story brick tcnemens, WITH
stores. full lot. 1t brought s33, l25 Msndel.
Laum Levine. This property was charged for $4,000
Brook-aye and ODe.hunired fourth.st, blot
-,AiUO James r.. Pearsa the buyer for a. $780,
John n ,oldng Offered No. ,730 Madison-ave., Ave
story brick fiat on lot 25:1lx79 1t offered sub.
ject TO liens OF $500 aud sold TO the plaintiff the
proceedings for SIC, 700.
Peter +. Meyer offered No. III Fast Onehundred and.
second-st, east Of plrkaye lye-story BRICK nat on
full lot. IL knocked down for $17.1j0, but the
plaintiff falling "a comply with the terms Of sale. It
ycrtsed for sale wa. either Withdrawn adjourned.
The ID rector ticket particulars Of which have already
appeared in The Tribune. well receN cd the floor
Yesterday, and many members sent in thep
proxies the Committee Nominations. No 0ppositoo
ticket has yet appeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
RECORDED MOKIGAGf.s

Adair. James. to J NJ Burdick. No % Beekman'
Anderson Mabel {. to A Ii LttI.neId, No 2.4iS
AIb"rt' Charles 5. ana wife to A W Petrie. IS
R-aendcr Philip and wife q Frank \ seitz. n =,
l2th-st OF Broadway, and other property
r,,onS, J,nnic +. ct al 10 Minnie O'Bricn and
another. 2Sd-st, OF lstave, years
mortgages
BIschoa. Michael. ana wife TO + +. Ca.sshe.'
: i5th-.t e Of lOth-aye, wars mort-a,e,.
Rrose Anlrew a d another % Joseph % Dononuc
as Chamberlain. No. Il Cannon'st' : moHgAeeS'
piamart. Jenny. to + W Lawrence AMI another,
No IL Bayord-st, . years: -,
Dempsey. James. and wife u ID ou'giey'
I}5th-st of Brown Place year. ,,:.,.o
trustee n ; i2d.st. OF sth-aye. years.
Duhain. Mary +. to Emilea Hamm.l Slough
Eck,r,. Jacob and wife. u Philip and william
Eblng Erewing Co.. part lots 80 ana 4o'
Eckcrt. Jacob, and wife TO Philip and WILLIAM
Filling Brewing Co. Bensn-aVe' Oh
Els%or rtf. Ed iSar to Charlie. ii Wilcox,
GSdst of Madison.ave, I year Murray
Grnnwalf Augusta. 10 Bachman Brewing Co. SIS
73d.st. W Of Avenue a. demand -,..,...,'...
Livineton John W and wife , 20 s" wnars as
LIE Compte. sarah f. to Robert II waldron. $
l27th,s, Of Leno5-ay ,S T6srese Mack
McDrruott, fra,,.,
Meyer. Charles w. and another 70 Louise
tioldick q : Cferard-ave n OF 18lst-9. years
Melvin. Eugene 70 l. 4 Shaw 52d.st. OF
Otb-ayr, | year ...--.:... 49,.
NeWett Thomas and another % Margaretta Hon.
man. @ Morris-ave' : OF l13d-,t years ..:
Nagengast Kunigunde 10 Joseph Schaub,
Forest.ave n Of Cedar Place years.....x:..
OFT Andrew j. and wife 10 Magdaena Klune No.
petchait Annie. TO George X Gurey, 8 Madi'
son.st G OF Jenerson-st, demand .,....;;.....
Rosenstock Loeb. and wife TO Bernhard kosen'
stock : l2th-st OF 1st-ave. year
Sauer Frederick w. ct al TO Cnion Ttust Co.
guardian ct al. = soth-st OF East End
SMITH Tiilie Z, TO J S Todd. 1i9th-st, OF
Lenox-ave. year. mortgages
Sims William p and wiz Ia Edward i'oote. YER
milyea-a corner Academy:st instruments
SturtT Morris. IT al % German savings BahN,
Thompson Edward II. and wife 10 Edward Mar:
rim and another. ST Nichoias'ave' Oh
t33d-st wear :. :. :;
The Rector. etc Of st Matthews Church; city OF
New.York to New-York Protestant Episcopal
City Mission Society, S Columbus-ave OF
vosier' Peter to J f Ellison. broadway. n W
corne, Goth st | year. Observation-Disclosures. ..
Van Zandt Edward, TO F. G. Dewall. e s Subur.
nanst Q, p sos w,,s ~ NV Portland as
trustee n 6Sth-st OF Central PARK west
Wagner. Peter and wife TO Anna BoAh and an
other. n 6Sth-st. W OF Central Park west
z years. . mortgages
Weber Annie NJ TO NJ Reed. l6ist-st. o
OF Woodlawn Road. years .,......... --......;-
Zodikow. Ludwig. ct al TO NJ l. Prose. guard
IAN n Stanton-st. W OF Manein.st. wears
Same to Siemund Cohn and another; Nos S3t ana
$3.50 Stanton-st. demand -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
ROYAL BLUE LINE
n, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN r. R,

Trains leave foot Of West 4sd-st follows 10 minutes
earlier from Franklin-st.
s,JJ A. vi. daily except Sunday Waikiki Valley
r. H. stations Middietown EllenStilr. Falsburg Lbrry
Carbondac, Scranton Walton. Delhi. Sidney, Norwich
Utica. Rome. Oneida, Fulton. 0swego.
AIS T.. NJ. Except sunday, sullivan Co. EXPIRES,
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbell HALL
Mid1lctown Ecnyc. Mountain Dale ContrevilIe. Falls.
burg Hurleyville. Liberty Falls. Liberty, laiksyle, aud
Living Manor. -
1,f5 T.. NJ. daily Middletovn. Summityte Falls.
burg Liberty Livingston Manor. RockIand Walton,
ney Norwich. Oneida Fulton. Oswego.
],Al y. NJ daily Niagara FANS. Reclining chair
chr seats irce) New.York 70 Niagara Falls. through
iuI,n.n .lepcrs NcwYork to Chicago Arrives Detroit
010 p. M. Chicago. 80 a. m. 81 Louis 800 p. m.
Tickcts a1d Pullman accommodations 371 Broad way
NewYork transfer Company calls for checks bagga 70
j. Z. ANDERSON. q. T.. A.
81 Beaver st.. New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

N. 7. {. & IT t. IT. tt. Co, Is.-'s'f@f-I
Trains leave West Iod.st. sutton. New-iok, a. FOL.
lows. and - earle. from fVot trsnxllnst
Y,I5 4. W. DAILY 10. Albany. Utica SyIacufc Roch.
c,t.r. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Dcto.t Chi ago; except
SATURDAY FOR Toronto
j,3u 4. M-D.iy for Albany. Montreal Utica. syracuse
Rochester. Hullalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit
Cleveland and Chicago
sis T.. N.-Day To- Albany Utica syracuse Rochester
Buiao. Slssanl Falls Toronto. Detroit tleN Gland ami
Cii'Ago.
for tickets tables parlor and sl.epngar accom-.
nod,ilons apply city Brooklyn New
=; ,ts Timetable, at principal hotels. For other
Information addrr-s
c. l.. LAMBERT G,neisl Passenger Agent.
) Nanderblltxye. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEy
(AnthfucIte coal used eNcIusIV'IyJ
-Four tracks Automatic Block signals.
Trains lraye station foot Of Libc " ~.
rrlnln IIll. In I.rrrf NOV. 10 lhtB.

i' Time T,sle in Eject Sow 10 isb3
For Easton, Bcth'h.m, Alen'own M,ncn chnha He'
80 N lIS l. 80 SSns "a E', sso
! ~ ~ A. 81. 90. 80 p ii. =,
For wlkc-barre. Pitiston. and Scranton. $40 A. NJ
80 qor r ns M at % 90 50 10 90 II 80 NJ
10 30 90, $40 30 T.. II - night esce ,p
SATURDAY night, sunday 30 A. NJ. l 100. 80 . ~
Yer Mai,.bure a, 90 90 40 A. NJ, 10. 20.
90 5i5 p NJ i2:l3 might cSc, p,lng sanriT night
For poit, wi At 200 90 ~ ii 80 A. NJ 10.
night Sundays. . 80 4. NJ. 80. 7:so p NJ. 1915
FOR sunbury,. Iewisbure. and wlliam'port At o.
90 8 :i5 \. NJ. 10. 80. 80 T. NJ i2;l3 mint
except SATURDAY nlsht. Sundays. 10 A. NJ. 1880 T.
% s" Hs"g ns 20 sp1 P' eS s e c9 s
I'D Bank 90 10 8 IS to Red nankl Oil, r. NJ.
Sunday except Ocean Grove and Asbuy PARK 900 a.
49, FOR LAKEWOOD.
4 so II \. VI. a. $40 90 T.. VI.
For Farmingdalc Toms River Barncgat Park ana
Psrnegat 4 80. s.15 4. NJ. -. 20 =. NJ. >,
FOR Monmouth Each s;assIcni: aud Tsh,a9t nacs.
s sS SO 90 % 80 T. Zoo 90 NJ 49, 800 20 r. y"
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Iof T%ii:dPh wesf daSs 90 90 a'ce, 10 zoo
ca2 EGO binns Gar eco ?so M r s. - N
For Baltimore aud Washington, week days 90 II 80
Dining Car A. n. 30 90. 90 - Mug taD, 80
r n y a. IS n zig n f9d csr go i r. psg D oa
2as tis ~ 3i 10 ais ncas%sx 80 90
io s 3? e. 'I non Hvf IS Bcndwy & Sc' The
raoc f-om hotc or residence to de tinaii1n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
CLYDE LINE.

CHARLESTON, S. g., the South and southwe'"
JACKSONVILLE and all FLORIDA points
From Pier 20, r.. Il. (fost Of Koosetcst.). y. m 49,
SEMINOLE Charleston & Jacksony. Wedne- day, Nov. ~
IHOOTOIS Charleston Jack,anV.......i Friday nov -
CHEROKEE. Charleston & Jacksvie Monday, Nov. -
ALGONQUIN, Charleston & JacksOnV., We'd. Nov. ~
Ali steamers have istclass passenger accommodations
WIN. L. CLYDE g. Co. General Agents.
! Bowling Green. n. Y.
FLA CENT. & PENN. FAST r 4 T.. LINZ va JA TkSS'
t,Kr SO FRI. 4 PASSR LINE Via CHARLE>ioN'
Il. q. EGlK lien'l Agt. 31Y BWay. y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
DEL. LACKAwAyNA AND WESTERN RR.

Drr.. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN RR.
Stations in New-iOrk loot of barclay and
Christopher Streets.
VEsTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN COACHES
CLAIR, TIE ORANGES, Summit Bernardsvnle Bosk
Ing Ridge Madison, Morri,town, Passalc, Patei son.
Beontcn, Dover Stanhope. BuDp'S LAKE. LAKE II0
PATCOSG Hackettstown, bClIOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN
Washington PllILLIPsguRG. EASlON. WATER
GAP STI.DUDSBU re- Poeono Mountains, SCRAN.
TON PITTSTON, wlLKFSnARKE. NANrlCOKE
DANvirIE, NORTHuMBEKLAND, Montrose "a No
HAMTON OXFORD, NORWICH, Watery.ile, UTICA
MGHIllsLp sPKI ~, cor fi,i, sY d1NISG
Ell bhNsyliiE nptFA ~, ND, snd ell points
goo A.. M..BUtfAL0 UTICA ana OSwEa0 ,, Ex,
win train for Chicago. arriving III 10 next morn.
70 meA a. M.-BINaHAMToN NAIL. Stops principal
loo :: SGRANf9pS ,nl BIS S;d: and Ell
Ain p ~ S, 'RANTON WILkESBARRE and PLYM
''Di,Iii EXPkESS. Pullman par.r car-.
s,3O r. VI. tD.lyj.-BU FFALO LIMITED EXPRESS.
iullm.n sie.psrs. Arrives at ~ NJ o.xr,.o
80 Pl.f.>s Pullman soepers - . -
TICK Els AND PtLI.MAN ACCOMMODATIONS ~ 10
Murrsy and A2e broadway Tickets at ferry stations
;S5 and g4e broadway b3 Wt l25thst 233 Columbus:
ave- Xew.York: 393 wssbInrton.st 726 Lnlton..t and
q Broaiwzy. Drooklyn Time tables giving full h'for.
m'WtFSiCorr TXPREss COMPANY Will call for Aad
ehocx lagga1e from hotel or residence TO dcstinssiea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Attorney.st, $, 1877 # OF Grand.st lsxi0o
Eec.mari-st no ~; Eliz Tiehe to James Adair
Doyer.st. no Is; Jas,row Alexander and wife
loth.-t nos 10 and ii2 West and oi7 Green.
wlchst. Horace Manuel and another, execu.
l2th.st No Sii East Bernhard Rosenstock to
sth nH' NO S, s29; Augusta Grunwaldt to Lewis
vicmeistcr ......:..... S2,
Avenue D. Nos 0j and C7 John Mlllet and IN.
other 10 Pabetta Herman .................... 49,
1st-ave, No Ds7 Leopold Roscnthal to Theodore
27tS.st n 5. 275 # W Of 0th.ave, 1sxss; Annie
Snyder and another 70 'i'orge Giiderseeve
27th-st II :, 3l2 # W of oth-aye lsxsS; same TO
27rh.st Nos 2i4. 2ie and 2is West; sarah =,
conmbus.ave. W $. 70 # Of sSdst 5oxIo0; ~
New.York Protestant Episcopal city Mission
Matthews Church ~. OK
osd.st. 30 70 YES. John Cordes and wife to
s4, rr fis7 3 It Of x@;terdaa.ave Florence
o4t hoS,e % ioo r. Of ithaye icoxljo; Albert
Tilt and another executor. % ADELAIDE Ilt
f0q'f E.on to P sSsaF' 81 GV'"' 800
12sth-st, = 2lI # " Of 2d-sve. l9N9sll Alice
IO2d-t. ; = corner 3d.a,e 25Moo1I Jacob Cram
oa, and wife TO- = go wst, :. cora crri To- Lila
losih:st, 5, iii # Of shave isxloo; Harry
li2thst, :, So9s It y Of 5d-aye,, 17,loSlooll
CatharIne 1 stapeton to Paul obalsk and
Brsasar.t,avs. :, IS q i.7taet. aaS7S; .oo
Adehe,t Mayer 70 srSdeItes L;,cred WV
0'"aS" IL W.tai r. ,ndsr.on " I'll G
anu we 10 70 HaD.i AIN a. "a .no,ho, '
i".us., W 40 , i'' w ~ ~ r3o
9oth.s t"I n :, 1873 r. " Of boulevard, l7MoO.II;
\, rLahk - nni'n ma VIZ y" 1',l "isxico.
Morris-aIe, W ~ loo.o2 IL u " i23e,st, loAioo' D,
Alex Bu ara wIie 70 as sor.e ,ios o.
Alice r Duffy and husband the Mayor. .
etc Ne"-fsrS ;;ox.o ~
sophia Van Denmark u John w Van Denmark.
oed.st 5. 10 II o. ytha'e' 2oNs' Lizzie On n
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B1LTINORE a. ONO II. !

Fast FNnres- rrains To
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON, CHICAGO. CIN-
CINNXTI. sT. LOI IS AND ALL
POINTS WEST.
Pi LLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
Leave N~wNOrk. foot OF Lterdyst. caily.
Tor CHICAGO 10 l.. VI. and 12 Is night.
For rl1TsHUks, 80 p NJ. IL rs night
For CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. o 4. NJ. 80 u. ".
For WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. A. NJ ~ 80
A. NJ. Dining Car, 30. Is 90 +; NJ except Sunday
trains rpn daily except 90 p. VI.
For NOniNlIk. Bav Line. | 40 +. NJ except sunday
For NEW NJ. Via Roanoke. bristol and Chatta-
ncoga through Pullman Sieering Car. 90 T. VI daily
flchet Office. 172. POL. 40 ttfo broadway. 81 East
1th-st 800 Irand-st.. y Y 3it tniton,st, brooklyn
station foot ~ L!b"rty.sf. {. II. u. of \. j.
Ncw-York Transfer Co will call FOR and check baggage
hnt. r..-d-ucn 20 drsfLlntl0n.
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-svrywOOD INSTITUTE, Matawan, N. J-Boardins
u md Day schO: esth ss1s;l full course e. mysis
~ sxceed Newly furnished. Winter term Dec.
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LEH|CH VALLEY R. R.

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station foot Of Libc ~ 81, New ork:
VFSTiBCfE TRAIN. PULLMAN CDACHt.s.
$3.50 A. VI. tor BrFrAIO and ~ pension nrlise.
d and - 4. VI FOR ~ FfALo. Suspension br'dAe ana
Chi
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMoDATlONS at
20, 81 ga. and J25 B.oalway. l4j Bow,Iy 100 East
laSfh 81. New.iark $50 Fulton ST.. Court ST. aud
~ I,foa iway Biookyn New. YORK Tronsfes Company
vii f0i check baggage from hotel or residence
through 10 destination.
KOiIIN II. WILBUR. CHAS. ). LEE
,.cn'l stunt Eastern Div. Gent Paws. Agent.
\. W. NONNTMACHER WI il. SMITH.
Assistant Gen Pa. Agent Oen'l r. Pass, Agt.
ceu Ensicrn ono G, .3J Broadway.
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