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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-03
THAT FRENCH BABY.

Two and twenty years ago great war
was raging between the countries of
France ana Germany. Which was right
and which was wrong? Well, 1 don't
think anybody knows exactly the right
and the wrong Of any war That has
nothing to do with our story, which only
concerns dear little boy baby, who was
the only child of French officer.
He was not altogether French baby,
for he had an English mother; but he
had been borne in beautiful old cha
teau not very far from Metz, the capital
city Of sunny Lorraine.
When the war began hopes ran very
high in the old chateau on the banks Of
the beautiful Moselle river, for the gal
liant French army Was on its way TO Ber-
lin, and all was to be glory and victory +;
and ifany Of It's men we're killed in the
fight, or died on the way Of illness and
exhaustion, Why that would be very bad
for the wives and children waiting at
home; but, Of course, 1t was the fortune
Of war that all who did not share in the
glory, and the sorrows of the few must
not be counted against the gain of the
many.
That was how many, nay, most Of the
people round about the city Of Metz ar
gued during those early days; and the
lady Of the chateau, Al Engiishwoman,
and very brave one, was TO be seen
every day walking beside her boys little
carriage, or driving in her own pretty
Victoria with her baby and his English
nurse beside her, with bright smile oD
her face and brave words on her lips
yet in her own heart there was always
an awful dread. ike q lump Of lead, q
fear that all these thousand Of men had
been sent out to battle With scarce ashoe
to their feet, or any provisions for them,
such rs they ought 20 have had. If her
heart was brave II was also a very tender
one, and it sched, oh, 50 sadly, for every
poor mother who mourned for lost son,
for every wife who learned that the hus-
band she loved and the father Of her
children would never come marching
home again, never any more.
Day after day she went 70 try and COM
fort some poor soul in the district whose
anxious fears had come 20 the worst end,
and all the time her own heart was
trembling and sick with the horrible
dread that her own brave and gallant
husband would be the next 10 fsIl-hsr
dear, dear love, Andre Forester. who
had won her heart years ago and
had brought her away from her English
home to be the mistress Of the beautiful
old chateau on the banks Of the Moselle.
And after while the times changed
alas how soon it is sad to tell. The vic
toriorons Prussian army-well trained,
well led, well provided-sOon, and but
all to easily, beat the French forces back
upon their own ground and then set
themselves to surround and destroy the
fair city Of Metz If they could.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-03

Repentance without amendment Is
Ike continually pumping without stop
ping the leak
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-03

The plain truth Is good enough for
Hoods SzrsaparillA No need Of eubel-
liss nent or sensz.ionaiisn- Hoods cures
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-03

Van Brsam-whas quiet eyes Mss
Manchester has,
Shingis-Yez So vidsIy diGsrsn
from her chin Foa2sr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-03
All Free

Those who have used Dr. Kings New
Discovery know is value, ant those who
have nO,, have the opportunity 10 Try il
free. Call on the advertised Druggist
and ge. Trizl Bottle, Free send your
name sad address 20 Il. Z Bucklen
< Co, Chicago, an get a sample box Of
Dr. Kings NeE LIE Pills Free, as Well a.
a copy Of guide to Health and House
hold Instructor, Free. All Of which Is
guaranteed 70 do you coed and cost you
nothing at J. y Snydsr's Drugstore.
WsllAee-that IS = very a2pr0Priats
motto they have over there on thzt-niek-
le-in-the-sl0t7 machine
ROller-What Is that -
Wallace If at first you don't succeed
try, try again. ."-TrafA.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-03

l have had cstsrrh for twenty years.
and used all kinds Of remedies without
relief. Mr.. smith, Druggist, Of Little
Falls, recommended Ely's Cream Balm
The effect Of tie first application was
magical, II allayed the inflammation, and
the next morning my head was as clear
a. ball l am convinced its use will ef-
feet a permanent cure IL IS soothing
and pleasant, and l strongly urge Its use
by all suferers--Geo. Terry, Little Falls,
NY.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-03

Some of our Grand Army boys may be
interested in the following from Alex b.
Pope, A D. c, Commander Dept Tenn.
and Ga. He says. We have had an
epidemic Of whOoPing cough here Stew
art, Tenn and Chamberiain's Cough
Remedy has been the only medicine
that hss done any good There Is DO
danger from whOoping eozgh, when this
remedy is freely given 1t completely
controls the disease. > and % cent bot
lies for sale
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-03

1t vas then that Madame Forrestier's
t-oab.es began in real good earnes; when
all the country was thrown into confu-
sion and panic by the hosts of fugitive
French soldiers and the incoming nordes
o. great Germans, who strobe about in
their big boots with the air Of fcouquerors,
who spread far aud wide ike a cloud of
locus;s, eating up all the provisions that
the poor peasants folk and gather togeth-
er for themselves.
Annie" said Madame Forester to
her English nurse, IF anything does hap
pen, remember that it is on you that [
shall rely"
-You may trust me, Madame said
Annie quickly IT will be clever Prus-
sian-aye, or a clever Frenchman either
that Will get me to speak what Pve a
mind to keep 20 myself"
THAT is not what am the most afraid
Of" said Madame Forester; '.it is your
coOlness and your presence Of mind that
I shall need most These poor people are
so excitAble, 50 nervous, [ shall not be
able to depend on them in any emer-
geney."
Listen, Madame; what is that" ex-
claimed Annie, putting up her finger and
listening intently. Somebody at the
window"
Rosie, Rosie - cried 8 low voice with
out, and st the same time tapping softly
at the windoE-pane-
Madame Forester uttered glad cry
1t Is the master she cried, -the mas
ter" and she rushed to the window and
tore it open, when a tall figure in uni
form, covered by long military cloak.
t1mbled in.
shut the window, quickly he gasped-
They are after me; theryIl be here in
ten minutes. I knew the short cut
through the wilderness, and gave them
the Slip
In moment Annie hsd shut the win
dow again, and barred the heavy shutters
and drawn the velvet eu-t2ins over them
-You are wounded, my Andre :" cried
Madame Forester, With her arms around
her husband.
~Yes-not dzngerously-only cut in
my arm" he answered ~No, don't
open tit may start the blood flowing,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-03
Are you a Sufferer From "a
Iarrh. Hay Fever. Etc.

II yOa are. 70 20 your dru ggist, OF if
you can't get It where you live, send 10
Us. Get bottle Of Mayors Magnetic
C4tarrh Cure. which We viii entirely
guarantee 70 cure any case Of Catarrh,
Hay Fever. etc, otherwise your money
will be returned For one dollar, one
bottle to last for three months treat
msut, and one bottle 10 cure L has
never filled, and vii cure you Give II
a trial " cure no pay
M,YEscs' DRCC Co,
Oakland. Ad.
For sale BY e. " BENFoaD and J. NJ.
LoCrHEE, Somerset, Pa, and Dawn GlLD-
NER, RlckRO1d, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-03
WHOLE NO. 2179.
Sweet VS.. Sour Cream for
Butter.

The relative merits ofsSest cream and
sour cream for making butter were test
ed last year in series Of elaborate ex-
periments at the lows Agricultural Col
lese- Sweet cream, fresh from the sepa-
rator, was thoroughly mixed and then
accurately divided in two equal parts oy
weight; one Of these parts was churned
Immediately at % degrees F., the other
was ripened at 20 degrees, and then
ehurned at 80 degrees. Tue butter milk
was tested for Fat, and the butter was
aualyzed. In the nine tests the yield Of
butter from sour cream was 3 per cent.
larger than from sweet cream The sour
cream usually ehurned quicker than the
sweet, and the butter contained 2-l0O Of
l per cent more easein. The losses Of
fat in ehurning, washing Snd working
were less with sour than with sweet
cream. In nine trials the average differ
ence Was nearly Z pound per 100 pounds
Of butter made. Afler being kept i've
months the sweet cream butter acquired
somewhat Of the flavor and aroma Of
ripened cream butter, ami was in better
condition.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-03
Hoods s.:.f s.::1i. Cures

Besides being cured Of dyspepsia. I have been
relieved Of severe pains in tie kidneys- I an
willing tbs should be used % ter Others how
. be cured Of dyspepsia OFFIcEE Eg-cESE
CHRISTINE. Taeony station House. 1zcony.
Philadelphia
HOOPS Pulls eure Nausea. sick Headache.
Ladlssstcns Bl10usHess. sold by AL d-ussizsA
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-03
Alter Mt. Clemens Failed.

-ar1t v--. PrrussCEGH. JUNE Z, 1872
----l - - Save had Tie rheuuasffsn for
% 49,. =. -II11 81 sg-tz % renedles- Also
- ---s 5llll l1.--urs aud did Dot ret anF
.s 80 INTO ri1ellnztic dnopsy TWas
= ~ tlemeus. but found - much
.e-iles u Brzana tha- stzve,s er
- --l-e -e i1-as an G5ie . strend %
El -..----- it-lz = r. The only remedy On
rs- ! ere Elell1Etie urnuSV Or Eheu-
- rIllr unfortunate viii ses this
E - eNperleloe give this tessiuo-
- - t--1e H14 q ny oan free VII
p - -. - l-elietne il The house and Eigo
t=--5 -. a. Z q the besg blood perfser
azs, --fa-- calling a. my Place of
- - "a Ele-zlre s-z.e ali abOat ny
kery respectfully.
e a. r. p HODGE.
Ave, Pistsbzrg. p
q Z ---sl 1ces nog keen I. upcn receins
= 81 r ue ill ssili o,lle t5-..e
-aAAlA AkDiCISE CO.
- Liberty S.uert.
Pi-xbuagh, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-03

It may be remarked FOR the comfort Of
honest poverty, that avarice reisns most
in those who have bat few good quail
ties TO recommend them. This Is a weed
that will grow only on barren soil.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-03

The funds and securities Of this bank
are securely protected in celebrated Cor
hss Burglar-prOOf safe. The only safe
made absolutely Burglar-proof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
pnblie Notire.
DUBLIC NOTICE is HERERY

I1CD Dill NOIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
c ue uiusi signed Commissioner Of Public Works of
hs CITY q Msw'York acting for behalf Of the
Mayor Aaefhen ana Conn Onalty CITY Of New.
hofk ana p9ss9an 10 the provisions Of Chapter u
certain real estate In the Mount plea Norh
castle aud Bedcfd Westchester County adacent 90 The
reservoir known kensico and the outlet on ~
and Little Rye Ponds. Bear Gutter Creek and the HonS
use Tor the purpose VI protecting kensicO Reservoir
sm nl lts r,S.'ce: FROM outlon and maintaining The
hu mLdc c. NOTICE - EukrIEH GIVEN that tho
tate In the Town Of Carmel County Of Putnam and Stc
OF New,iork, bordering tho lake pond Known ne
lake 'rneida also To acquire and take certain re.i
tate In the Town Of southeast County OF runsm md
S,ae OF Ncw.fork. bordering the outlet of Lake ~.
ne" anu D"drrns on the stream river known rs the
We. s'us OF s"d rus mentioned river Of thu man,
aa ' f MoaEn nrswseF siton IN the Count, Of i,
supply o. the CITY Of NeM:ycrx from pollution WIZ ""o
NOTICE. ~ FURTHER GIVEN that nm on,,a,,,.,,
tho asoSson tS and all Srson. 70 be heard
s on THURSDAY The 9th day OF April iSes ~ tsn
NJ sl.vsn 'ns ndersned No ~ Chambers.st New-Yurk
Deted New-York City, Msrch 10Th 1885
MICHAEL T. DAILY.
SemmlssieneS Of Bubble Weyks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03

stations In New. ork foot Of Barclay aud
SHORTEST LINE. vENTIBULED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Dircsi route 70 REMARK, BIooMFIELp. MoNTCLAIR.
TIE okANtES summit, bernard.,ir Bt>king
Eidse Madison MorriStowp; pas;aie, Paterson Boon.
rAHoNG, Hachettstown. sCIIO0LEY'S MOUNTAIN
washington. rlIihldPsBt NJ. EAsToN. WATER
ION. PiTTSroN. wILKEsBARRE NAHTiCSSkknf
HINTON. 0XFoRD. NoRwiCH. watervie. UricH.
n,%EGo iTMATA owGG9 O., ELNiRA; CORN 81.
WEST, NoHTHwEsf AMP. SOUTHWEST. ''"''
PRESS. Pullman parlor ears. Connects ab Buffalo
with train for Chicago. arriving GAS a. m next
morning.
7..O 4. -BINGHAMToN NAIL Stop. at prlne,p,l
stations. - ''''
100 =. N!.-SCRANToN, BINGHAMToN and Ell
MIRA EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars
4,1O P. M.-sCRANrON. wILKESBAIiItE and PLYM
~ III EXPRESS. Pullman parlor ears " "
1880 7. NJ. DAILY BUFFALO LIMITED EXPRESS
rllman sleepers. Arrives at 7:l5 o. m.
300 =. NJ. DAILY, -BUFFMO. UTICA and OswEGo
ArKr>S. Pullman slerpers.
=, TICKETS and PULLMAN ACGoMMoD ATOMS at 70
Mnlray.-d, nnd ~, Boadwav Tickets at ferry STATIONS
7S5 and 9i2 broadway So West l25th.st o95 Columbus,
ave, Ncwiork 23, washin g,on.st 7o0 Fmlton.si and
= Broadway, Brooklyn. Time tables giving fun in.
formation. at all stations. 7 ~ III
WES,OTr ENPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel rcsdoncc % dos,i"e.io, w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
EECORuEn ACES

Amserisu,aye. year. motgage.. ........ s22, 500
llth.st Of 7thaye year,. ....... 1900
GIoyest W Of Bleeckcr.st, 3 ye,r. - 5000
Fleming: John. 70 Merry E Hyatt, 2dave. ' Wv
sampler: Rudolph and wife the Dry Dock saw
yer 80 600
Gu|I.sE ft.dersse to The East Gye. sa,n,, '''
years ~. is 600
savings. Bank. wa,hins,on'st. ' soi"'r
nayek, Francis. to Hernin Mcnncn. I0.h.u,e -''VVo
:, corner Am st. Years ........... 5000
Institution. Bleecker.st, e Of thompson.
Jordan. Mary $, II Eagh 1t al, :f,h.st. -''''
Kes. q Na lU's's to butler. l7l,., cor 5000
Ki',,y. Ii'"ou,y I, r d Bar Wivcrilic:yy ''O
Place. OF Bankst 3years.................. Is 1870
Rcbach. Christians. to Dry Dock Saving, Inst.
Mo ',S Marsr @' 81 and anonG 10 Paul $4,000
.'oepei. executor. NO River View Terrace,
MciaIW, ratnt,Ga. H. and Vie to war, i-ooo
Heay John Oh ~ HSl ye% Tnv. Bank 1900
aohst OF iOth-a'e, year ,.....-. -. 5000
Saya s saG %. nSu Msar " 1000
ws osienaye; Of Devce-sI . months''. 1000
snotncr. 80 ii Mabcrry,st demand anu 200
ren,ehuek; Christian; to ouo Dase, 5oih-
Pc%nemann e;ia, ou: 70 Frederick schic:tcr. -OO0
Phyin. George W. to Cummns. Columbus.
p.a ave- co'h"r Of 92dst. instas $1,000
1T al oGthst = OF hmst rrlain-aVc, / year
IL , h"'.'9 e. ..--.. 5000
pi,s oi'h,st W OF Shav' year. MORTGAGES 1900
ct al, executors. Ist-aNe pf IOItn--t !
u, Acas' moitsages 1921. 80 400
rh T, so'heq 81 heLiy.st mortgage-.-... 1900
dusrial Savings Bank. Icnry.st II g corner
sco o., r Watt ! yearr 30 900
wa st Of s sh,aEc, year 1000
another, trustees. 132d.st " OF 5th.ayc
w.shnnr,,' i, no,tsages L. 600
RISE fcd -' rsya q 2,faye Year., MORTGAGES 1000
ritep Fla aia's ., ens,.,.,,,o. $500
7" Oh -o'h-st, y months ... 600
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Miscellaneous.
Qearhers

A GEN1LEWOMAN experene d. in good society in On
n ford. ocr, home for or children girl highest
educational advantages. FOR references particulars
arry the BISHOP or DELAWARE Wilmington.
Delaware. Address fl Eneiand, Mr.. MILLER, SUNNI
town. oxford.
4 GENCY 10 SUPPLY tutors. professors. teachers.
n governesses. etc. III all departments OF learning tr
Of rood schools ndcd MIRIAM
COYKILKE Book Building $50 Fifth ave- 2oth-st.
4 MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENt !
n supplies Professors. Teachers TWor,. crnes-cs.
sc 10 Colleges SchGO, and Families. Apply 81
MRS. NJ j. YOUNG-FCLrON - Union square.
~ LOCUTION ami PHYSICAL CULTURE.
II Glass ana private Instruction Mrs. MARTIN,
Hotel I,rockhoist. lOl West Sjth-st.. NcwYork city.
m HE FISK Teacher.' Aecnctes.-New-York Boston.
j Chicago, Los Angeles. &c.; 1856 positions filed
H. r. CROtKEr, y. y. Manager, 20 jtn.aNc ,l3tu-st
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Rallroa0s.


pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
rue STANDARD RAILwAy0F AMER'CA
IHG . "noTrcTrp THROUGHOUT BY
Rloct SIGNALS and IlteTlockilg Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS s.L foo. OF
Dc,brosses and Corti"n"' 80.
=, vo.., 1901 A. NJ. FEBRUARY 1o'"' i''"'
:" THE COLOMBIAN EXPRESS.
Dos A. MPunan X HsIns sSos%s ana Passenger
sso s.d from Chicago @ Chicago
sI11atl 6 ;s' next a; % day. i"0''''''''
lo;oo e. TIE II; " PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED: ves,l.
S,sSas snd ispU
Ing CsTi bathrooms both SEXES
ad saa and d all ns
iences Of home Or oS oee Arrive, Chicago IL 100 noon
mCys0 so s1eIs AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS n,o,oo
,aen ys;sSqs v sssRas
sna Passenger coaches S. s sS u next day.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS. p,t..
onrsS and Ge ,s rSoaa U a. ceve
d anp Il dSu M, Chicago $50 M next day
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS: pullman
$50 =. NJ weekdays q. ,1,nossl Memphis
g! ASS1a % ina!a%spo'
lis D. in and st. Louis a. IN. see'" ~
PACIFIC EMPRESS. .vo.b 70
500 p. MPullm.n Buffet S,s slsep1ne M tsecond
ssass ' TelsSs fiye SnSas Ills p M
s,iiTSX sSsSf VALLEY VALLEY Sos
West and East Tent va "a and il is hight,
witty Si.s Sleeper S'1% ' to Memphis. .,uu
1000 m. ssIs1 ca rssser
sr 70 paGSrs asi1s %ss% es
Pullman Parlor Cars and Dining Car arriving WISHING
% cS gr.'s 3d. 2s TO- g laS p
:S : mn AID 80 20 Sss r q h'sSss
and .ns Hssy::
ana = rs "s s a.y lamps rS
80 ! = % ns s K:s We; sA and
! SS s.. ;
800 Da S. SSes sas. Ohio
FOX oTS rG as9F&e Ssfels ana and D%5
q TSnaas Sleeper S% 90 90 M daily weekdays. s
SIT 50 and osg co.sSs yThrsuss
For 90 6sy and
Pheasant, $40 q. M; - 80 70; oiV, anu and Il
~ M do not stop az AsbuIy Park and Ocean Grove
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
,,.,... q 90 % 40 y :sv 90 80 40 100 Wash.
goe limited with Dining Car n ana q co ~ 90
/ oo 90, 90. go, 90, go; 90. - co. $50,
so 90 and 90 p. m and Y - night s Aosom'
TSpres 5, 30 :oS 80. 10 DO M u2;Sc
7o 4 co. zoo IN NJ asd iai5 night Aceommoda'
Far Time snhic. Of trains to local points the Pegn.
sylyana allr system apply at the following pcks.
way A,or House 1874 East 125th St ~ Mest iI R
st. psi CoumbusAye lSI sxthn.e sn sao ,o Istan"t
brossss ODrfandt At Courst, sou rupoh,s
9s Droadw way and Boklyn Annex station 1901 o. fni'
ton.st BROOKLYN l29 Hudsonst Hspoken; stauoh
jersey City , -, ali o.. ana
The New,York Transfer Company will call Tor ens
baggage from hos and residences through TO aet
nanonv pprvosr r. WOOD.
. ~, .oa,.I Wan.yer General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

Train leaves West 4id..t. staaee, Nsw:York a; fol
lows and IL minutes earlier from n. Frenkltnst, X
1,aO A. W-Daiy for Newburg.'f Kingston, Albany ;
daily except Sunday. west OF Coeynan's JS: ,,,,,
,siI A. M-Daily for Albany, except Sunday, montreal
$50 Assny Tss sy US;cssS R ssesp;
1855 A. M.NDSiiy. except Sunday. for Albany and
AGO ,. M.-Daliy. except Sunday for Albany.
Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
1hicrco 81. Louis. . ,
$40 r. M.-DsIiv: except Sunday. for Newburs Al
s,rsn'p W"pa'lV for Aitany Utca. Syracuse, Rochos
Ter Tunalo Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit, Chicago
uAvri,sTRAw LOCALS. . AS. 's:i5 p NJ.
NTWHI' RI LOCALS. $50. 10 is a. NJ Il rs, 80
SisnlnS ear. Tor Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. De.
trot fhlcago on all through trains.
D,iiv For ,ekets timetable prior and sleeping
Isn 3a3 Washineton.st. 72G Fuiton.st. Annex Ofice
loot Of Fulton New YORK City 27i. ll3 1893. Isl
i25tl.,t.. aud at stations ,,.., p..o..o. ...
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

New Jersey, foot Of Lberty.st.. North River:
FOR PHILADELPHIA, week days, 100. 80 :o9.
lS i 5Rjni 5svS Ssf ;aS,
az N! n. Il Is niShs sunday 90 10 80 ii so
Dining Carr A; NJ, 80. 80. Dining Carr. 100. 9 100
FOR BALTiMoRE AND WASHINGTON. week days
and Sundays 90 IL 30 Dining Carr a. n, 80 80
Dining Car s 90 @ 100 Baltimore only z. NJ, L Is
nignt.
Pullman Parlor Cars day .rsins aud Pullman Sleep.
ricEets and Peror Car cen be procured ct it,
o35 2Gl. AS 7s5. 9i2, LAO Broadway, 10 Murray
Street 81 Canal 81 18th Street 235 Colupibne
Avenue and So West l25th Street NewYOrk 1893 Wash.
Street, 126 Fulton Street. Brooklyn and ~ Breed.
way Williamsburg.
Westcott Express Company will cali for and chee1
baggage nom hotel or residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE. EXCHANGES.
New.York. Saturday. April !

New-York Saturday. April l.
The total amount realized from auction sales OF city
real estate held exchanges for tie week ending with
to-day was s2,5sl,l73. The aggregate sales Tor the
month OF March reached the sum Of s323502".
LIST or AUCTIONS.
announced To be held the exchanges:
TO-DAY (McNDAY). APRIL 3.
Foreclosure sale lot. 25xi5iNrrcguarA77 and 4;
iSys ss ie o 10 sa9S and similar
No Catham square adjoining above lot ie;0N,'' ana
1istn, ""e'' Gss s5xiS 100 eaeh and sheds
s %ssi 81 Il wcss Fl Of a2e lots s s
and ssioy dwelling so: ia pa, SD s $50 r.
Sa g. az sis 10 n..s
S snn sDSSs SS fff2S a%a s'y factory 'd
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.
Mutual GasLght Comlanys works at Bay Shore CAT
TUESDAY, APRIL 1.
Partition sale plot Of aad 5SN aa ana ' W, sstSy
West l4Cthst leo # Of 7thaye; lot ?5Xio9ld %
S MS Vt cd aE% = Of sns lots sas
% S%,%E a'"vs 100 ' W.. Of ' .? o'
j%s5 sr'n sJeu tor "a ale t"fy c and
;srS awsns r hist 5St%si; iI@3 r. ,,S Of
lot 25nIresuai.s7 OIsa;5 and 2sory dwelling and "a
s1 G i" ct AZ isod s" and i,,y aw9ng Nc %
Ost.st IS IT Of iark-ave. CAT 80 Liberty-st)
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 5.
10 rss';1:%'s sale: s :ssx a. IT,; ssis
lo5 It Of 3favc lot INST and l:-tory building. No
of the above: ct. IL .lX1C?At3aN5, and 3stori
building No 81 yandewater-st. $. 1903 II Of ta
7Othst. =, 1874 # W OF West Endayc. auction sac
:. 800 OF od-aye. at no Ill Bradway1 Aucton
sale lot l7.9xl00.s and TWO 3story dwellings, Nos 81
and $40 West 9othst. 1913 OF E.vrrsae Drive
lots oOxlOOS each. AID similar houses NO 3r' 10 3'
West 9Oth-.t. Of the aio,e. EN"cntrlNs sale ! lot
4, of in, ineton-st. AT No ~ LilS'rty-stj
FRIDAY. April. :.
Foreclosure sale lot, 2j7H90, anl ostory building
so 90 .:d.avc 50.5 # II 97th.s plot 81 ,hu:
I5OXlOO and j-story buling. No $40 70 90 VS.
j3d--t 100 10 g of lIth-aye. al No III Briu"ai
Frank l.. Fisher has sold for Charles e. Juu,"h we
thr,s.sory brick and dwelling. l6sN1ONiN, NO
SIS West EIshty ifthst Ia \ ~ lrilnet 10, ABOUT go
uuO for the Columbus Improvement Company Nos. "a u
isi Wcs. JhrrcStory brick ana stone Duidne
20Nj5NlOO, Or. \. ". LgHer for r,'oOo nor
William kilcr NJ. Isl Wet Eghty-nrst-st. four,
story brick and stone dwelling. to t'eotee Snh ~
pittSbuIg private for Dr. A. w oii'f No. -,
End-aNc. thecstOry brick ond stone D"ulhs w
Blcndcrnan for r2,.,OO all" or s.i.c
owner 7?7 West EnduNr. 3-st0ry DIRK anu St,c
uding 2Oxj5ys2 to Henry Biendernann for oooo also
for Dr. A. w. Lo7er. No. asa West End-ay" unrest
house. 2oN5jNloO. u = Tar son 81 AZ
the last hos, of bought by him r,r"nti No "iu
Wet Onclnndr dandfourthst. hfce-~tfy bsicK anu
stone building. 2ONjjXiO0. to Mr.. Z. Nassau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY,

Anbrncite Coal used exriusivcly tnsurnG Cleanliness
aud Comfort
Fsur Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block sigma
system. Trains leave station foot Of Liberty ~.
Time Table In ciirrt Dec. Is. 1892.
ftr s..-1lns 10. . as, A. M. 90 30.
clJ 90 90 AS. 80 p. NJ, l. 10 night. exccp,
sauILa, night Sundays, II 80 A. NJ, 00, 80, 20,
$50, $50 L. NJ, II 10 nlKit.
For Harrisburg at 90. 1:i5. AS A. NJ. 90. 80.
200 90 - p NJ II ~ night except saturday night
sundays. IL 80 A. NJ. go. 90. 80 r. NJ. ]" 10
sFor Po,tsvlIlc at t:oc as. s45 A. NJ. 90 30.
Sundays. IL 80 A. NJ, 100. 1880. 600 r NJ. l2:lS
"sF FOR sunburv, Lcwisburg and wnlamsport ct :oo
as as A. NJ. 90 80. 80 =. NJ, II rs night,
eNcep, SATURDAY night Sundays : rs A. NJ. 900 +. NJ.
For E.,ien Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk. &C..
SSS% p NJ Sundays ''so' 7i' A. NJ" i CO. $50
For wiisesiarre Piuson end Scranton. 8 AS A. NJ,
30 p NJ Sundays 80 A. NJ.
rspssnt 'a se"s son" slsn s e R.a
ocean Grove and Asbury Park. 0: 90 A. NJ. 90 p NJ.
FOR LAKEWOOD,
at 80 $40 NJ 40 Is AZ speciel. - Is r. NJ
For lens Hiyer. Barne9at Park and Barnegat 4 80,
3 rs A. NJ. las, 20 r. N.
For Atlantic City. vncaad and Bridseon. 80 A. NJ.
Lor Monmouth Beach, scas.isht and Highland Beach.
suSaay. 'SS 90 a. t.. Zoo r NJ 40 ''o0 ':So r. NJ