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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-09-06

plants which certainly look encouraging.
| have Golden Queen, Prince Albert,
Abaka, and Ripley Queen. The surface
Of this ground is covered with rich coat
Of leaf mould which ! rake away until
plants are set, then draw it back around
them. The timber is sufficiently thick
to exclude all frost in winter and heat in
summer. | have had few pines grow
ing here for the past two winters which
have done we'll and have not been in iurcd
in the least. | am now confident that
pines will flourish on this land and save
the great expense of covering with ma
terial of any kind. | shall also stake off
this ground and plant orange trees forty
feet apart aud plant pines in between.
it and the forest trees will furnish rich
coat of leaves each year as fertilizer.
Now if this can be done here why not
in other portions of the State? | have
held the opinion and firmly believe that
the settlers Of Florida have made a great
and sad mistake in cutting off her timber
in order to raise orange groves. But
am aware that there are scores of people
who will advocate the clearing Of the
land and putting themselves to hundreds
or thousands of dollars expense on ac-
count of theory, But the time will come
when all this old fogyism will be aban
doncd entirely.
The orange cultivatOrs in Sicily, Italy,
and other places it is said, raise their
orange trees in brush and timbcred lands
and to furnish their trees with water
they raise u circle Of earth around the
tree at the outer edge Of the limbs to catch
the water that falls and let it percOlate
through the soil to the roots Of the tree.
and | also firmly believe that if our irri
gators Of orange groves would make a
circle around each tree at the outward
extremity of the limbs and turn in water
to fill the basin one such watering would
accomplish more good than dozen Of
the ordinary applications now used.
H. J. NJ PORTER
Monteverde, Fla.
TOf course it is understood that Mr..
Porter in the above article refers to the
cultivation Of pines in a latitude some
what higher than the pineapple region
of the Indian River. where protection
from frost by artificial means is never
practiced and rarely if ever needed
ED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
n, y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Txcur.inu Tickets, <rw- \ o-k ~ Chicago aud Res
80 %.
.,eciuI Excurs .ons saturday, Aug. 18th and
W edne- tay. Aug. 18th, nj $500.
Through trains thicasp aaG the Worlds Fair icave
foot of W.st -dst. follows. ID minutes earlier from
s:i5 4. NJ. daily. via Niaear1 Falls, Through Pullman
sieeuels New York u Chicago. Arrives Detroit AS
4 IN, Chicago s 80 y. N, -. LOU, - a. ~.
z.ih y. NJ daily. Wa NGlars Fall. Reclining chair
car seats free NcW-Yorx TO Niagara rail-. Through
Puman slerIeis Ncw.YOrH TO Chicago Arrive. D.t.olt
20 D.. M: CHICAGO 81 a. NJ, 81 L'Gis S:o9 p NJ
Mi Campbell IIall. Lake Mchonk, Lake MinncMasNa
twn Hiool WuIt,bofo. Sumu.tv.le, Encnvie
TaIsburg Monticello and LilelC.
a. AZ T. ~ daily for Mlddietown Falisbnrg. Mopticc
u IIIcrfv White Lake. taTbouddln. SrtatOn, walton
DclhI sidney Norwich, Utica. Rome. oneida, Fulton,
ofw a5 r. H. (,aturdays only, Tor Campbell Hail. Mid
dlcown Bioomin gburg, Sunhlville FIonvil faisburg
BIB = NJ. letctpt sunday, vcrfbuled LIGl,sf Tor
railroad stations. Campbell Eal, Mlddletown Mountain
Dale CcntreVlne. Fallsburg, NOndc...o Hufleyyiio
Liberty Fails Liberty psIksSile, sna nvingstn Manor
4,j0 p. Nj except sunday for West Cornwall, OrF's
M;is Campbell Hall, Mlddlotown. Summitville. Ellen
Vile and all Intern MEDIATE points. 49,
burg Liberty. Livingston Manor Rockand. Walton, Sid
new Norwich, Oneida. Fulton OswegO. Niagara rams.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations AT 81 Bfoadway
New.York Transfer Company calls FOR and checks baggage
C. ANDERSON. G. p. A.
bG Beaver St. New-YOfh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
Delaware, Lackawanun and Western u. X.
lions In ork loot Of Barclay and Christie
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. yEsTlBULED TRAINS.
PIIIMAN COACHES

Direct TO Nr"Anh, HI.UOsir LID, MONT
CLAIR, THE ORANGLo, Sumult Bernaidsvile, Bssk
Ing iage Madi,oh Mor5sSnp r-ssnc r, sr no
FxfUGSG, naeEfliiq%I, Sl u MOU MtA4ttN
Gar. srRoUDsBU Re; PSeoho M9untaiht, SCaAN-
pANXILLE, 2HIH( MBTiLAND Monlrose, Pip
R1CHFIEIpr sPkITGsi ,c EtiaEd SYRACUSE
OsWEGOt liHAtA ,N"in 4i.A 'OI'> ,,n,
M S4ktsTT, io1RTHW iiEiStT AID 's9GrdWEsT'
soy Hsw A. 1Ht RSrREss Pullman Palace cars. con:
meets at Burao with train FOR Chicago, arriving 945
a. N. next morning.
ys9O A. M.-BlNGHAMToN NAIL stops At principal
% D. M-SCRANTON. PINGHAMNON. ond Ell
S'vVipA EXPRESS Pullman plrOr cars.
Iio r. .~SSRANTo& wi, wILKg2nA 81 and pLYM'
,,so p. NJ. (DaiIyj.-BUfFALo LIMITED EXPRESS
s'Sy,l1man seepers. Arrives at I Ia a r., ..,,.or
o,eO =. n. lDa'lyl-BUlFALo RICH 1ELD SPRINGS
fTtKETs ana PCtLIAN ACCoMMoD y, a. 70
,S a. sroadway * Wc-t l25thst % columbus
.oo Vcv YORK: 33s Washipgons ST. 7.6 fultoh,st ana
MIDWAY Brookiyn lime tables. giving full infos'
mst2n a. tt6 az tx Press COMPANY IN call for and
.hack baggage from hotel or residence TO Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
ALL RAIL ROUTE
west SHORE RAILROAD.

~ Y G. & II. II. r. X. co. LESSf.FsD
PNCIKsION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR
GOOD TEN DAYS. $500.
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS, GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH, $500.
Trains leave West 42d-st station New.York. a. fol-
1870 4. M.-Daiy local to Susp. Btdge and Ca'Hkl.
MOUNTAINS except Sundays west Of toeyIahs J ~
7,3C A. VI. -bally ca 20 Albany for oat.kl Mountains
and ParcI car 20 APany egRGays eh Koch
cstDr buffalo Nasara Falls, Detroit ChcaSoi except
saturday for Toronto. e,.- =, r,o,,,,o and
ca,Ssii Mountains New Pat'. Lakes Mohsnk and Min
r a8S1 Ses 1sep sf S@day ana ca
ID , iiS' Ecspaltr Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaskn.
Albany Sars,oga Caldwell. Lax George. faror cars
70 Bi5onyie saratoga and CadTel, o,,v sroc,,, II
' 1la2ssa Il NMoan,ans raror car stta;6ed Mon,
Cs.i5 p M-psy. except SUNDAY, 70 Ca,sk'Il noun
swP:' f psrsr MS"s"h a 1Ga sstUHdsy
Bo5mvllc ana Caldwell; Lsk ',s ,,SofE,: .r,.,,
Ctep Il MbfaiS t6r albany, MSnrct tle.. sy,acu,e
''lh2oitc.t;r E1naio Niaesto Falls Toronto Detroit
tieycland and chic.s.S, sunday FOR ye,yhu,g Albany
Gsor ag Mon arSs' S rsoF ca 70 Ki"ao
six p W~Daily for Albany tuea syracu,s Roche',cs
BuHoio Falls Toronto De'ro!'' cie'eand ana
T G-Tnaye. BROOKLYN bv Annex, Alo:oo. blI 90
ca 20 D. m. Jersey Lity Z. Il. H. station Alo'4o'
Nsxsa5s I%ss;Ts %s. 30 10 a nj" 10 ''0
noce.tr n@aao Niigsra FAILS TGro,nto Detroit cleVs-
lang For az Tickets nc'tables parqI and sleeping
modations information. apply onices braohiyn 1888
S s 3s AK 7s S ard 's sia nSsd
way 1is Powcry. 81 East l4thst. 5S Wet l2jth.st.
aiu NJ S General Passenger Agent.
vanderbilt ave. New iofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
REAL ESTATE.
pUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

vost OF sales In the real estate market Yesterday
-.,s under partition or foreclosure. Bryan L. Ken.
~ oserei at the Trinity Salesroom under narti.ion
~ .ol west-st.. three-story brick building On a lot
- sxes Irregular. IL sold to Peter A. Arens one OF the
- interested in the estate. for sl7lOO The s.u,e
p.,oreer offered Nos. 533 and 535 Canal.st a three
,o,y store and collar dwelling on plot 3l.5x5O rreg
~ .oh to Henry Arens for $l3. 00C.
" fame. l.. Wells offered 10 close the estate Of Mary
s deceased. four lots Onc-hundred. and
- corrtlandtavc. The corner Of One.hundred.
~ II ard fOurandt-aNc. brought $50 from Adonh
rs.ser and the adjoining lot brought -. from Phu
ke The same buyer TOOK the next lot for ~ 400 and
sa6 Courtandt-ave. brought 81 300 ~from U,tnn,
Exc. Two Io,s on PARK View Terrace. north OF
Wesoes Tor 81 200 The same auctlonerr offered the
s,b~cst corner of Morris Place Onc-hindrec and.
II. Dryer. ,.u o,.o, . ,,,,
Az naNt,r.st.. sN-sofy tenement with store on a lot
sMGo. II .old TO J.. siegel for - 300
'rfcr Meyer offered No 90 West Onc-hunir rcd and.
s.cenfb.st a iNc->Ory Nat on lot 2ONl 90.
The plaintiff in the proceedings the buyer for sl2 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02

pvEnTIsEMENIs ANo VpscEifITioiGSl t EE
ATyE hpp At THE UPfowN OFFICE. No 2i2 pr ngSHd
Wsy ID north Of yaEdcb n asa ~ sts
e. cor 2Sd.st ~ 6ths'e S .ra a1 e.
eor1I' OPS Thirdave. Near sSo, Ill., i,.vs f"o
,oS West For,y se sn %n. ore hundred
s nftt Yves: one hS9ereS txe"S Sp
~ D. M rcsuas ono, rates os De Kab.ave go
ifnHnve up p. a; regular o orlen ,.rcnSfst w.
Bedforu 0nice for adverusements 2o5 tcseH 60
%n Wsa Forty second. 49, Coun es-
JOG w'1 s3s Thrd,ye 20 wes sss Thrdsve. 2o5I
Mest ave-. bet. li2th and 1l3h sts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
" nELAWARE & HUDSON R.. R.

THE Shortcs,. Quickest and Best Line 20 Montreal
Leave Grand Central Depot. ..... 8 20 H. 6:.h p m
Arrive Montreal s. p. III. IS a. -
Also PlattsDurgh rccpng-car on 20 p. M la.n iof
passengers 20 SaTanac Lake PLACID, Paul smiths loon
Lake. ETC. Chautcaugay Il. H., the fsvorite route 70
Adirontacks arriving at -ea-oaOe hour dftei pioaA
fast at plat.burgh
I'D. H." Ticket once and bureau OF information
u Corlandt-st
Send cents sa.npA for illustrated guide maps. ETC.
OF Northern resorts b.
}. w. BUkD{CK: &, +. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
BOARD ana Rooms.

GEAMERCN PARk, NORTH know
Is i3s-lBp l.s-t -lsf--t. t- d. illutfll lOca.
ton, e.. gait loom. trtlsicnt- ho1;d ana
attrnGiuc. uu' Ncc.led also priNilcc,., Vi
private larA.
THE PARK. IOl WaNcilc, PA 80 Large
connecting front room, with board also
.lh-le rooms.
WEST 1fTU-Sr select boari N south.
cr9 family icicirnCes. CASHIER Post
Office Boz > -.
26rIf ST. ~ WEsr.- Elc-anti, fur.
Mt he'd SUITE. with private baths; .trictly
o.. '.'r., 80 'ff'raaac".
j3D-sT. WEST 57-N.wll ana hand
.nuriv furnished looms. superior lOJrd
ira sent. Accommodated references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
Giln Real estate for Sale.

\ BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOUSE on
Wet Nnd-1Nr. at a bara-in; al| now i'm
nI1 triurnt.: newly decorated and ~ hr-t.
lass cond ton throughout NEW FOR q,
Bon !. 1nlun" Onicc.
NUMBER WEST FNU-ANt. . and
.t1.y rnu-er. several d'riG 4 blieiin', ,
lots limited ~ number AID must adva nee.
STEVENS. 9th-aNc. car. 92t! {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
Gin Real golGlf 60 Get.

LEASE AM fnrnitur' 81 four elegantly
FURNISHED aui connecting houses 81 a;h-itc..
irtw""n fCth aui fi>t st.. commanding
location. Apply :. MADulto. G3 Murray-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
flats 90 Get, Autnrnisbeh

Jon E>-Sr. so. l3.-Tvo apartsaeDts,
si3 ard fl5 per month. JANiTOR.
WHIST HGTU-sT.. 80. e0J.-Ligh'. cool
apartments. u rooms and bath; steam heat.
JkNIIOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
Real estate 10 gfchanqe.

TWO LARGE TENEMENT>. netting
over f. pcr cont. 10 exchange Tor prNlt,
house Ncw.lOrh OF Br3oklYn. MARTIN,
owner IL Wlll->t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
for Sale


BAKERY FOR SALE doing good bust.
nc>> satisfactory reasons FOR ceiling. Ap-
pl, % owner. Gs3 1at"--ay"., Brpoklvn.
BlCYcLE.-Norsen -Wueh' pncumatlc.
including lamp bell brand new. SO also
lady'- y'fcry. BARGAIN 100 Murray-st.
20 THEY SELF YOU BET, OR
I'll TAKE I'm BACK. send 3jc..
s,anp., Tor sample pair. Pefection-auto-
n'at4r -hoidhacks; price, 1Jc. Also
other staple specialize. Exclusive terri
tory 10 hustlcr-. Address, :. l.. BLlGIf.
Cu-talds. Penn.
FOR SALE. Complete files Of thu Daily
Tnbunr Ion thirty YEAR. 1897 {" lSS' ~
q good lat" ~ preservation. unhouhd. NJ
dr-~ t'l'l- i. HpBiSpN. 500 Norm IN
1t. Philadelphia. rean.
FOR SNLE.-Alno new. l0.hor-cLowsr
boiler; npf ght, nearly new, -harah n'tt,
fr-l.rias. order real bargain. Inf
pANbl ny MEDICAL PRlNllN" %
Dinbury. Conn.
FOR SALE.-l,and>cmc Brtw,tr siie'
ar tor cafriago; IN perfect ordtr. IN
duire JULIUS BACHN ZACH IL bnth'r
store. l.o9l 3d.ayc.
HARDWARE AID TOOLS, spccIalties
foo' p'""r ~. Eih-ry. canin 49, +,
lncglatcrs and hrouisrs CHARLES T..
LITTLE. 20 Fulton.s,.
>AILBOAT. new. nat-bo,tom. 1GVj feet,
for =. ., or exchange for violin, corhrt OF
douhle,'a :. HOMER BYRN, 5l' Ou"'
berland.st., Brooklyn.
SAFfs.-Cheap new ard second hand
large ana small. 81 Duane-st.. and NJ"
Reade-st, corner Duanest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EXPKEss TRAINS leave siatlon UenIIaI I'a''I0'1 Vi
FOR P}iILS pELFIlA week days co. so 800 80 SO
1iig caT 90 i3unct flrlor Carr oo, 90 90 20
s:45 p NJ Il 10 night s1 SUI 9,cc , ~ 90 100
DINING Carr a. M 1 ~ D ''o ND'"'"e N'''
D. M 10 Is night. ,,,..,,,xcTov vcck davs
and SUNDAYS 90 II 80 Dining CAP a; ~ 1 .'o'
dining Car 90 100 p M - 10 Pullman Sleep.
pullman Parlor Cars on day trains ana iu" '
ing Cars night trains. .. ,o n,ocured o. l72.
oss eel AIS SO ga LILO 1878 Brosdway East i2Sth.
ave ssl q Vest 125th NewYork gourt-s 800 fui''"
It, Brookiyn. aud % Broedway ., for and check
=. lace Ine from hotel or residence TO Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD Of NEW-JERSEY
Au,hrace Coal used exclusively in-nrng Cleanliness
md ComfOrt.l
Four Tracks, Protected nv Automatic Block sigma
s,stem Train. leave station foot of Liberty ~.
Time Tnblc In elIcci .lnnr %. 1SDj.

a.
md ComfOrtJ
Four Trnck. Protected nv Automatic Block sigma
system. Trains leave station foot of Liberty ~.
Time Tnblc In effect Iuar 81. 1893.
For Reading al / 90, ) 90. 3 - A. NJ. 90. ] 80.
Is. 90, 800 ,t5. 30 T. N; IL - nisht es,ePt
Saturday night Sunday, II 80 A NJ, 10 30. 20.
5>2 Go r NJ 4, II 70 90 'st Co. sf5 A. ~ 90 30
sgD SS G dsy.. ii 80 4 g. o. 90 80 7. ST.
/ For ro1s.ylc at 900. 90 s4' 4 NJ loo. 80
sundays. il 80 4. n, 90, 3 80. 600 p. n. i4:5
"'eff or sunbury Lcvi.burr snd wiusmspo.t a, 800
esc,ut -.,.ay nia"t. Ego. '.-' Il ~ q ~ J.. u
/. 10 midnight -, -.
90 no. hI;". =, h't'nf."i G6 70 - 70 ~ ,c1
Town = H. sunday 4 90 : - \. ". % 80 + 4
For wilkcsllaue.. rIts, s6 an, scranton - a NJ
ALL RAIL ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE ETC.
For Rel Bank Long Branch sid points south % Point
Pleasant 80. ) 80 TO RI Bal. r. lo 80. II 80
NJ 20 SaoraS; 0n 80 49, 49, roo 900
aud A aev oad ioa. y,r nare 81,
ior Bcnch haven Atnic ti,y. vineIani ard Bridge.
tor 80 s. V. 80 =. y.
sor MSHmeY:s % p,aes sGTe q s s9d Hssnd r'a'
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
TOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
FRoN PIER g. ". H.. FOOT RECToR,sr
FOR Atlantic Highlands, Highland Bach. Noruandie.
s2c. u 90 90 ST. NJ % or 49, 80 ''0 l. NJ sun
9rg ocg90 '; 20 A'qr 80 r1,h 80 aqa gon'
For Lakewood. Toms River and Bsrnesat 30 A. NJ.
I:oC SAj +. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
prcORDED MORTGAGES.

nrke Rattle and another TO Eliza eth Murtaueh O., m
n.. F lSrst' To- 20 Henry James i4ads oo
. Of A%;tsIdamsVe y year; Saving. Bank ''
Of NSw.York, II W corner 19sth-st and LehoN- o. 80
ses ays ASeiSeri and Wife to william rls% 400
ing We6steray 20 ha Sf SaR"!n Hawkins
chg s5 Lewis, hsws-'s T.. al 70 Clifford Hand executor
Curry, ~ H So ~ with 70 1ia@ Finley corner 5000
csS sss'i M 1aa st sNd S %s
and another trustees, etc. No loo bf00iDe 1000
Davis sa%s:i % Ss Esse: klssssss Has SOC
rd Sn' Dora Of to DSn9eIssS and wife, 10
Farley ls','s s s. asn1y q osnai West
e..D ss1'h sinaa sheridan eA ,O
seaSo! s ossnsSs;s; t. Hy ysar Palmer O,
fsIa.as sSsA & sne Of sies e s'
Sssh' s e s Society t6 Yeah the Relic.
ye~ ss saa T 81 6 SsSsa aga 100
,,, mortgage Ernest G. and wife 70 Germa1,
'' Masonic Temple Association BanK-s'' .. 500
x,sSs5s nsssy snd wife 70 Frederick
sSSSsk sdays; &c Of sSh'i5 Joh Ss''i
K.san Jane, W. TO charl, lo, Ssrn Broaaway
,rs md is san to Selma waach No 90 west
r.nstr,eS Adam and wife 70 John w ha"pp0i 5oC
~ Al . 2d.ay OF 25th-st' VIZ po,rv
yensohn Isidor and another 10 wv Year. reiiY 1900
n a Grand.st Q OF NorfolKst D year -aars O(
s.ns % posslIe Fpstein. same properN, <CEh~,,6
Tx MI " W. N Fourth Pres0l terrain Nnu."' ,c
'N'e..s' eathst W Of SHAVE; mont.s "
u.Tann Navy 10 the Mutual Liie tneuta"'e 2o-
Nos 1gs and 200 Hester-st l var a.,
p..sS.. ,,srr 10 the Emigrant inous'l,ai on
no i,anh 124th-st q OF Ith.aNc, ns,ne
p.,i,, ohn and wife Anne Stout uu'' 100 90
etc n W $ Wster-st NO ioo, o 80 ~ n
%sr W O, Avenue D. ] year cr.,rrrmooal, n
Ramsey William H. 10 WooIsey nn, . mort
I0ed-st W Of West End'aVe Se"'' 500
Ssss' r1;c, ( 10 Anna and Mary r sm nrf
vs. Worth.st OF 176thst, Year, NJ 44G
v.n PEI, Williaro J. jr 10 Ann u Morr's' i' 10 90
70 1as West broadway wear .:,.,ns T,ust
ssoss. lac < p 20 the Cnited ,, TiaI.1
Comrsny OF New-York. NO w "' 100 90
sri,b Iohn n ard wife Isaac Il onny ytcages $50
-sth.s, . NJ Columbus.ave ] year = n et al
smith Samuel w B. George a Jan 2S, 0C
81 pownng.st 5 years +cth.st W OF
Spiefnann Henry t. Kramer ~ 400
shssr Rudolph j. 70 Title guarantee an% years 2oo
Comnsny n : 94thst, . Of oth'a '-o,h.st w OF
Wolfe Hanna TO George Wolfe : p ''..... $50
Columbus-aye, J wear /, - NC corner ID
Wulh Martin IN A Berndt' N IS O,
ave and 7Oth-st years = 63th-st
wurthmann John L. II Mllier' zoe
OF lst-aNe. i S'ei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
BALTIMORE d. ONO II. IL.


u.ITINORE. WASHINGTON, CHICAGO, CINCIN-
fttiMhS AK siKVIIE ON ALL TRAINS.
Lave New.Yofk, loot Of LlDrty-st
f1r CIIICAGO, II 80 =. H. 30 D. m, - Is lght.
For PITrSBUk re-, 80 y. M, T. Is night
For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, N. al 80
4. M, dining Cap, 20. 3;So p N Dining Carr. s. q
. For NORFOLK. Bay Llno, 30 p n FIX. Sunday
ticket Offices 172, psi, AS, LAO Bdwsy 81 E.
1tthst Grand-st.. y. Y. 3i4 Fnltonst. Brooklyn
Sfsfion foot o Liberty-st. {. l.. u Of y.
NewsYork Tfan-fer Co. Will cali foi and check bag
asse from hotel ros dence 70 destination.
NJ EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ ROAD.
Summer Schedule I'm effect June 25th. 1898.
FOR RED BANK, LONG BRANCH, ELBERO y.
OCEAN GROVE. ASBuRY PARK. SPRING LAKE AND
POINT PLEASANT.
Red Bankl, I5 1890 80 a. m ~ 20 Saturiay'
Sundays IS u $50 a M 90 p ~ Train, lc s. s5a
TO- 1000 m: y 10 - 20 sa,u[dayns only. 80
Sundays Is, o AS 9. ~. Is p. n.
sDepotes Express Trains
SUNDAY Trains not stop Ocean Grove and Asoury
RUFUS BLODGETT.
supt. New.York and Long Branch Railroad Co.
Il. WOOD
Gen. Pass Agt. Pennl. r. Il. Co
H. P. BALDWIN. Gen Pass. ACT Central r. Il OF n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

orth,rd..t G :, SOL II : of Canal.st, ss1OxiG;
We, ," MILAN J Van Pelt .-..... ...... $4,000
Agnes voipc. ................. 29,50O
Hugo COIN aud wife TO Valentine Chrlstmaua $50,
anadst NO, s74S Cstnarine rcndergast to
Rachel Klccberg Samuel Davis .......' 10000
"'jfI, Pcndereast aud wife to q P,rtrdse 1880
o' ,o Isdor Leveiisohn -. 1900
'As %aS eerc Ne~YSA Protestant Epis ,,o,.
iA nsso : to % y FIseAle"i@' i'Hyo' A-' 1875
SF Fourth rres6ysraS GaqSch william Myths $4,000
Bn Ssnn and another TO James w Kctcham 100000
lh ;..oe, to Joseph Marx % ooO
,,sye 10 DIS same TO .................. 10000
sStM''w Witt $4,000
gov Owe Faraurson and wife to Mary Van ,oo.o
A% Nsl sa%en e, al 70 EGaa S crona and
sth;avs; N? SUI WI" d fiD''' """ "'' W "V 10000
'snst , Np Sniclmann ".""'.' WV ''.'. 10000
nrS;,e o! no LIS Nieh'as 10 l. ~ wen 1850
3D., 80 S9 sod wife o. 10 iohn Eb.i and VIE 2o5oo
eSIh = Ida ri,s y, % Iohn wnrhHann 25 $50
th.., lg22 f r. 20 OF Schaser IS 900
s i;.t s'o and S Sf Sd' St al sN'SoS ca "
,.. s'ssHoF' 10 II shave. %2xiyo:2 z snG
Ina Held; exeeutriN to the Mechanics anu 5000
Avenue T. \, Loo; helsf'an Non anu wiz o. $50
'@ P,,f R;sS and 1 sSass; $4,000
cdayc "a f. :, W,ni,m iu9ner re9 $1,000
F1l,sbeth Murtaush % ho''e ie"Ao .ns $4,000
io5,st 800 n o. Z; 2a'e eonrad fuehn $1,000
Caroline wenstc Louis 5m 1&,rno $4,000
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Countrp Real gstats for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAlK.-Kcsid
properties ~ I'll descriptions for sale ana to
let; furnished houscs.
TUBES & TAYLOR, > B"eknan-st
SHORE PROPERTY. Wair. iol 1. COln.
-i,joe. PICK. POO Bgpad"~y.
SOMERSET 90. FARMS ar now II
their best. Como out and insp'rf tnN iol.
loving b,rcafn INI -rrr - - 900
10 acre, $4,000 - r's 5000
III acres $500 - arrr..... $500
tNEMEH. LOOMS s 90,
l. Main--t.. >OmerNilic. y. j.
~ 2Dc.- beautiful cottage. . Moons;
lat var. fishing: ra-, terms blre iiia.
Addrr-, g.. J.. HOWARD. Nc"bnrr, y. !.
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for Sale.

for Sale.
Ar REDUCED PElC ES.-jOO second.
hand wood and iron working machines ;
ful.y guaranteed machinery bought and eN.
changed. GEOlHiE Is. EDDY. 3oS Mad.
-On-st.
FIESr-CLA>S SALOON With dancing
ia. i,ion. psr.y and club accommodations.
near ball grounds. for ealr cheap Oh a.
count ~ sickness IN family. Inquire Of
D.. GGS~ECkE. No. 80 Madlson--t., iio.
token. y. j.
ATTENTION Sewing machi o. Of all
cash or credit. - changed. rented. ~
EArSCIi'S. 2iji 3d0's. ilsth-,t.
\ GREAT CURIOSITY FOR SALE
\ pie with only two legs; weighs l25
pounds !. CAMPBELL. 1s;th-st. and
'NI-t.fGafu-aNp.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP.
TONS FOK THE NEW.YORK TRIB.
USE WILL BIZ RECEIVED Ar THE UP
TOWN OFFICE. No. 242 Broadway. "a
uorth q Thirty nrSt.st and ADVEH.
Ii- ..NFNT> at the following Rrinch ~.
IS: PSI sth.a'e., :. .. co... 23d-st. 1852
.th.l,c.: ~ Fourth ave. corner -Four.
tccnth-st.; 7GO Thlrd.ave lj9 East Forty.
seNcnth.-t corner 3d.ayc. $50 East l2j,h.
So near GrirlaNs
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gslp Wanteo.
Males.

Males.
AGENTS. 70 SOL the most desirable
purchasers; DIG commission or salary To
gents don't let tnis chancr slip. Tall
losning- only. HEWITT, IL Court-st,
brooklyn. Room -.
AGENTS Ne have n'ty-eont article
that sell. at >ieht everywhere hall profit
MONEY refunded for un>oiI goods. UNITED
TRADING CO.. 1873 ldb'rty-'t'
AGENrS.-wc have a quick seller that
.yoryhojy needs 80 cents half profit;
money refunded for un>o,d goods. UNITED
TRADING CO.. 1876 Lberty-st
PROFITABLE and PLEASANT en-
poymcnt at homo suitable Tor any person
accustomed TO light and t,.ty work cn enc
rO1TKELL. 9th and Walnut, Wilmington
pei
~IITSMEN waited ION saary) ac.
ou,irf.d with book and ncwS trade ore
r,fv one county. Address l.. %. HON
1877
WANTED 4 rc.poa>lblo energetic man
~ -ril Iiau''', patent Goor.clos' large
uioht aud territory cu'r,nte'd can OF a.
". oiAS, Metropolitan uo,el.
Female.
I.ADi l.s.-Nork Tor rs AZ nome YOUR
iei,ur" hours Wiz rot YOU cAtFa pin.money
simple Iuiriy mechanical. EIRUS CAN
ART co. - FA>f i'th-st.
PROFITABLE aud PLEASANT on.
plovmrut 81 home suitable for any perscn
accustomed - iirhr and tasty work cn"l0te
directed envelope for particulars JOHN
rOTIRELL, nh and Walnut, Wilmington.
Del.
WANTED. -Eir-t.clas- cook for private
mi ir.
we'll recommended. Apply 800 5th-ave..
20 o. Il a. H..
WANTED. midlle OF september. for
a collage ln central Ncw-lork. a gcod
cook: mu.. understand cooking meats ana
vegetables. and spup-nakins: fitst-cisss
reference, Add cS~ VI. l.. Il. BoN 80,
Tribu.e Uptown Once, ! 2i2 Broadway
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Railroads
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and Observation tas. Arrives Chicago IL .OO noon
log p u, 81 hDuis CiN,iNNAId AND CHl.Ac
Louis, Cincinnati aud Chicago. Arrives Cincinnati 10 80
"a. m, st. Louis Z 20 p. m. Chicago ) 80 p.
80 p. " WEsTLRN EHPi;EsS.-Iullmln Sleeping
Cars 10 PtSlurg Cnicaco and Cl,Nelini. Dining Car
10 Chicago. Arrive Cleveland II 40 a. m. Chicago
9:30 r. Ia. neNt dIy.
$50 y. VI. sou THWESTENN EXPRESS week days.
As D. IN. suadays- Pullman sleeping and Dining Car.
To Cincinnati ana St Louis. Arrives Cincinnati
p. m. -, Loui, a. m SECOND morning
500 v. NJ PACIFIC EAPRE~S.-Pullman Bunet
Sleeping Car Ncw.York To Chicago. Arrives Chicago
40 a M cn,o.d uornirrI rolndn II 20 li Colunl.