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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-29

oNE OF IHE EEAIfkIS
OF tie play Will be The introduction of a parody
nf LOiiie Collins Tara IA boum-de Il ia
done by Mr. AdOiph ZlUk. Though hardly the
shortest OF this troop q mldEets he is aS>uFediy
light as any, ara when alfred IN RED dress.
black gloves 10 tie elbow and Gains bor0ugh hat
covering long, light brown cufls. he LOOKS cX-
through reversed oieIa-giass. Ills song D. an
odd mixture Of English and German and he
sings u VIII many an expressive toss ot bis curly
head ana dainty lace hand erchleL AT Tie end
81 each slauZa comes marked Increase % hIlar-
ity, and after couple Of dec0I0us but intense
kicks ana lie toss OF the bead that throws the
hair INFO confusion about tie lace. Mr.. Ztnk cir
Cles twice around The Stage 600 The Collins waltz
ike steps, expressive OF entire abandon. A he
completes Tie second circuit his tat and hand
touch lie floor. up and over hy Ihe feet aud
skiTs. aud The nnal sight OF him is uiss0iying
View OF d tiny somersault
MR.. FRANZ EBERT.
The genial little tot Of the Lulputians. viii have
IN "CaUdy" another chance 10 introduce one or
the celebTa ed lipsy scenes. as The play has a
new beer song, which. Ike the old one of The
Pupil ia Magic,' Is generally encOTed haf a
duZrD times al every Tfermapce. bis Imira-
ton of sickness Is an excellent bit OF MIN cry.
Miss Ida NAH, ghe charming sOuDrette Of the
LnlipuilaUs, VIII render several songs IN Eng
tiaus full vent TO d. play their talent. Tie trio
OF American typical characters, the messengers
the boot black aDd The ueWsbOy, are respectively
represented by Miss Ida Mahr, FAM Ebert and
Mr. AdOiph Znk But the other little members.
among hem Messts Ring aud Walter and the
Misses Mester Becker aud jaeger. do their
share 10 make The play laugh2ble entertain
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-29
SYLLABUS OF THE SHOW.

They are four grand balets executed by
large number Of young and handsome dancers
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-29
Bartlev CampbelPs q Siberia. -

The managers of tie Stockwel propose
te revive tie late Barley CampbeIfs mag
indecent and powerful mel0dsama and to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

prsio at auction was again brisk In the real estate
market Yesterday. V. Harnett 90. oncieo ~ ''o
Liberty street Exchngc the estate Of Charles Day uc
ceased. No. % West Twcftrst. Is fouf-'.o'! mn
stool, brick dwelling standing full lot The oiouhs
ran from So 900 up To ssa0 Robert Laws was ''1
buyer No. 3l1 West scyentecnth-st Is INVESTOR. s
basement brick nsthou-e producing fene'' VI ..,"r
The bidding Ma. bs ran SHe cm So 81 :" West ghenh'
thrccs,ory and basement brick nat on ZOO John A.
hen h sa Mas a%eto,er offered No 49e West Twenty
Moore ca-e as at %oa sroand e IaI Of
e e saa ama i ram from up to jam. iIaa
was the buyer Ii9 and ~ caHonst ar, has Se
story "ct ls1S &c" mt to o" oS Ss LEWIS tho
So Os sqa Ssy %s ct. s .
for is5oo 5 clno nve;stcT roo of from " ME-
s2e, s T Sc,. S Ss g BE-
10. and io0 Park Row. better known as lot 20
i %"s Il It sSf% si c $silsE
r" up 70 s ss SG Of ' A sIsn P'e
offered under oTosqrc 30 i2s West II, The
5s,Ss.' sss eS S"r is Se
s Ss t Sses factory a9 E,s a %t me
aastcascT and y w.' ,Ss ds" ir
s sSsk i%E Nos E. %ss
S9tlss Nor Sn s ss 1i ana Mere
also 70 offered SEPARATELY and brought si''l' from inc
p' saTh i" the s" fsso'q, No. 81: 81
Cbrysflc.st four.sory brio. dwelling o,i IT. oMs1cd in
zach for si4 515. wiilinm Kennedy on s Sa n
,rttion 10 go waer:st, being the cornf sx,s
mn,st two.storv brck.front building on 10Y T.
+, srousht So 800 from Edwari Felbr, M on.
pnrx orercd lot 90xGi. In Hall Place near zoo On" =,
"ndred and sixyseven,h.st II was sold fos Scy A.
i,h erchanges was either withdrawn or pa m ror,oa
Tho foil wing sales AZ private CONTACT were '''
az the Exchange yesterday la ,or c VOL In IJcrter
prnihcrs The southwest corner OF Wooster ana M nsen
- ~ for si25 OOO also for Jarmuowsk' VI iiI
10 Peter rcr to 81 cN's for
~ ici Orrbars, and No. 10 :, loS A".,,i, az ",
Sass 600 THIS property was advertised Se and
wa. bought the dav before at private BALE bv Ascher
wf"''" iSr Co. hayc sso sold for Isaac LGT
>. Wei No 10 Dkcrst., 2GSln0. nNes"IH n n1.n,e
for 600 also Nos az ana ~ JIM f
ST. a0x1cO nye-sorv double fmn
do1b,e for so 600 They have a.o y
ineton and Cannon ats. 5oxoO No.ors rnnw havc
ie.od s Wen e Levy The Corner c1 on h, "ia Tor
" Joseph 20 r. Merritt NO 81 St Marks pace a nco
St 90 IONo7 story aartn rnt.honr' Io , 90.
Charles Puermann Co have SOD Tor Henry ,".. .mna'
two los SoyIoO at Maspcth u. l.. ~ fd"afu "'""''
for 500 - Ill, ~, o,o.cd a. has been
usu N former years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
coULD,s FINE WORKS AT LOW PRICES.

The feature Of yesterdays sale OF Enghsh h'eraur
at The rooms of Bangs & Co.. NO 139 Brcadway' was
the opening of set Of Goud's orni'holog'cm WORKS.
The ave volumes devoted to the birds Of Great Britain
were sold for 1855, seven volumes on Asian orus
for sc6e; New-Guinea and Pspuan birds, In hve VOL
bumes for s105, and a monograph on humming oiids'
In six volumes, for $l56. The Mammals oil Austria
Na' In three volumes. brought 500, ana DINERS OF
sha sat sold for lower prices The Abbotsford edition
~ the Wayerly Novels brought $64, and fine tall
COPY Of the fourth edition Of Shakespeare, win
portrait by Dortshout and the verses by Ben
Jonson." was run up to s1o7, while Rassellins three
atlas folio volumes Of plates and nine octave volumes OF
text on the monuments Of Egypt and Nubia brought
01O0.
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feaal Notires.

q UPRENIE COURT CITY AND SvUNN est;.
. or NEW.voHK.-lienry ilentA ID nnsv,d c. Hip
snaoSore Eastmond Peter A. Leman ana DSant sun
ti"s plaintiffs against Pascal Derry De'ehu''"
mOns. - e.
You are hereby summoned TO answer ~. snswef ~
this action and TO serve cog OF yo'r % she seF3o
rlantIs Attorney within twsny Hass ssryIce ssd
ease OF YOUR failure appcar or answer S deu,snde4
taken against you by defaulf Tor tue f'"e ~
u'e Dated New.York. Februsfy 1ita lS9S DEWEY,
AK ~. r!ai NH street, ksv'
Office and Postonice address, No. 70 ""i So Il
York City. n. y.
To Pascal Derrey. Dcfe dant ,a ,,,n YOU By pabnes
The foregoing SUMMONS L. served ulos IncrdhAn,
ton pursuant 10 an cder OF Hon ec s;sc Newy
Justice OF the supreme Curt o. 5'e S.' an that DAT
dated the 18th day o. March lsss smJ d Complaint, p n
with a cony az the original summons anu ,oVork 81 "
onlrs 81 he ci,rx Of the County Of IN ~
County Court House in the c aad Complaint Aed
saia once on The eth day Of EbruSryy 1872 8 ~
Dated New York, March io'n r. HENRY pEwEI~r<,
ONCE ana postonce eddresA Ma. - "N &
York ~. n u X|
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Train leaves West 42d-st. station, NewYork as fol-
lows and IL minutes earcr from ft. Franklinst., r.
:I,3O A. M.-Daiy for Newburs. Kingston, Albany;
daily except Sunday, west Of COcyran's Jc. ,,
7sfJ A. M.-Dsly for Albany, except SUNDAY Monttea
0,HO A. M-Daiy for Albany, Utica. syracuse lsochee
ter gui!aIo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago; except
INK a. M.ppSiiy except Sunday for Albany and
s,0o D. M-n,ilv except Sunday. for Albany.
Sit, p M.-Dailv for Albany. Montreal Utica. syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Detroit
6,3O p. M.-Daily except Sunday, for Newburg AL
h,ny Saratoga and Montreal ,,,
sis r. N.-Dalv for Albany. Utca. Syracuse, Roches
u iunalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Chicago
UAVEESTRAw LOCALS. 2:i5 's:i5 p. NJ
NEWRl re- LOCALS 20, 10 10 A NJ, Il 10, 80
50 % 30. II 40 + NJ.
sleeping ears for Bulla,o Niagara Falls. Toronto, De-
tro Chicago all through trai.>
.Dal'. For tickets Timetables. par'or and Sleeping
car accommodation. Information apply Offices Brook
ivn. ?s3 wa,hinconst. I21 talton;,t Annex cnice:
foot NewYork CITY. 21i. 49, 3i3. 1Sj
-. Broadwav. li3 Powery. 81 Fast lir'st. 80 West
'-''''''' C. +. LXMpERT. General Passenger Agent.
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Delaware, Lackawannn and Western x. x.
stations In New York foot Of Barclay md Christ
SHORTEST LINE. YEsTIBrLED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route to NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD, MoNTCLAIR,
THE ORANGES. summit, Henard.villc, Bisklng
Ridge Madison MorrSteMp; ras;aic; Paterson, Boon
PArCoNG, lIaekettstown, SCiIooLEYis MOUNTAIN:
Wasngt To, M por"no An,aS WATEE
TON. PIl|rsTON, WlLKEsBARIiE. MANICURE.
DANVILLE, NOKTHU MRERLAND, Montrosc. BINts.
MAMToN; 0XfonQ NORWICH, wateNllle; UTICA,
0sMhuo IrIIAGA, owEGo, ELMiRA, CORNING.
WEST, NoRImWESr AMP AMP souTHWEsT ,v
PRESS Pullman parlor ears. Connects at Buffalo
with train for Chicago. arriving oa5 u. m. next
ss2O 4. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
400 p. M.-sCRANTON,. BINGIAMTON, and Ell.
MIRA EXPRESS. Pullman parlor
4,iO r. M.-sCiiANToN, WILKES % RIsE and PLyM.
OUIH EXPRESS. Pullman parlor ears
1'S0 T.. NJ. iDally)-BuFFALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
300 r. NJ. DAILY; -BUEFALO, UTICA and oswEGo
EAIAr.>S. Pullman srfpers
=. TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATE at 70
Mnray,st and 81. Brootw.v Tickets at ferry stations.
ave- NMs.York; 1855 WashingtSn.s;. 7.0 Eons st. and
formation; a q. u stations; oo,,n.
check baggage from hotel or rasidenee TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
ForRrEEy WOVEN ovERPowER POLICEMAN.

Fourteen women, ten Of whom we're over fifty
years old, went to the Oak-st. police station house
Wednesday night TO apply for lodging. About 10
O'clock they began fighting. When Police officer
Giihooey went to the lodging to quiet them they
resented the intrusion by scratching his face and
throwing him out. Yesterday morning. at the Tombs
Court Justice White sent the women to the Island
for one month each.
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Qsarbers.

G"NC, 10 SUPPLY tu;on. Professors raeherh
"A coernesses etc.. ell departments OF learning Cir:
,uars Of good schocis TO parents MIRIAM
CVYRlEKE Book Building. $50 fffth.ave. cor 20th.t
a MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
AsupDlles Professors Teacher Tutsrs Goyernes'es'
MRS NJ j. YouNG.FULTON. % Union SQUARE.
"A YOUNG MAN. Prot slant theologcal ,tndenp de,
"A sres position boys under 10. Ia team
mornings In exchange board ard would 90 short
stance Of town. Address STUDENT. Tribune once
A n FPISCOPALTAN RECTOR lasman who can train
"A mixed choir also goNcrncss for French and music
schools recommended. H. s KELLOGG, 81 Ess; Wh-st
NLOCUTION and PHYSICAL CULTURE.
II Class and priy<te Instruction Mrs. MARTIN
Hsrei Brockholst, lOl West S5h-st.. New.York CITY.
NJ Y. EDUCATIONAL BUREAU. Gi East oth.st.
~. y. Y.-Teachers and positions furnished Schools
recommended. II. S. KELLOGG. Manager
THE FISK Teachers Agenc'cs-New.York, Bos1to11.
i chicago. Los Angeles &c.: 1856 positions nled.
II. f. CROCKER NJ Y. Manager. 20 SHAVE. Q3th-stl
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6elp Wanteo.

CARD.
"A Inasinuch certain parties advertising them.
the publishers Of Mr.. Ba!nes works. deem
proper state that sole publishers
only books ever written BY MIR Blaine Twenty Years
Congress-" ana political Discussions" and
the sole publishers the only authorized Bography
Of James g. Blsine bv Ga Hamilton. his Literary exc
wanted.
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Mem pnbl,rations.
TOW NATURE CURES.

TOW NATURE CURES.
nj by EMMETT DENsMoRE. NJ. D. Published By SWAN
+. sONNENSCHIEN & Co. Paternoster Square London
In cloth price. 800.
.
s"HOw NATURE CURES'' SCIENTIFICALLY DEM
ONsTRATES THAT BREAD. CEREALS. AND ALL
STARCH FOODS ARE UNNATURAL AND UN-
WHOLESOME. SCIENTISTS AND LAYMEN ALIKE
WILL FIND 1T WORTH THEIR WHILE CRITIC.
ALLY 70 EXAMINE THIS EVIDENCE.
DR.. Densmore, although graduate Of one Of the
Oldest Of old school mciic, colleges is roouey opposed
10 drastic drugs and mineral medicines AM enthusiastic
ally in favor overcoming disease b. diet ami Obedience
to hygienic laws. 1.-The Saturday Review" 11ondon
Sci 20, 1901 cditoiay states: "DR. DENSMORE Is
ONE OF THE MOST OPEN-MINDED MEN WE HAVE
EVER MET IN PRINT" DR.. Densmcre is welLknown
I'm England as founder II the Natural Food Society.
and Of its organ The Natural Food MaSaknc ond he
brought into the ranks OF the vcecarians
b. the new lights ne has brought to bear upon their
favorte foods.
pamphlet Of 70 pages, with paper cover containing
preface table OF cotent and Of the important
chapters In tho book published simultaneously at 2jc
and Is an invaluable hand Either OF these may be
purchased ct newsstsnds ordered through book
seller or will be post free receipt of price. Ad.
dress.
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Jnsfrurflcn.


For Young LAdies-CountU.
QRApFokD ACADEMY. ~
For the sf ISn e. q nasa SSy
CT: Agnes SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Albany. r. .YY: y;
Under he Se isi 81 np a Of
81 Women For Catalogue
THE CAMBRIDGE MASS SCHOOL F0f YGulS Ne
LADIEsEAd'sn tagc; Of BSsson quiet q oan' i'Se'
NJ. AETHUR GILMAN Is the Director.
For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
oAEA IT. = i lss sSSSSs eSA&SH5lsr
+: :ss9s <:
L, IiEEhULD IN>-AIUIE FrcehOic. ~ j.; 46th year;
College preparation specially; business high school
70, ss; sn wilson,
THE PEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY,
coz SSS H. Fin sS si M 81 D Hs"ep
Ma.s$7sa year Classical scientiac business
psr0y D'D "a SHAW s'se M Df asa Master.
Nj RRw. Hkr MaFHSfs4 MislS'
To. Sssss e. $sss,as! x
NAVAL ExPEpITi0N nc FOR H BOYS TO THE
BY ST. Johns Military school Manus N. *; VIZ the
Limited number may join. June 9th to July nth
Apply for terms.
Europe.
~ ADEMoIsELLE DAENZER would be glad to receive
dr etS ass n'ass
ceiye motherless children whom she would give most
:!: S. ssSsa hs
on Hudson.
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Females.

w make eco weekly NO csuvH1Hng. Reply with III.
sAdre.ssd stamped envelope CkYsTzf CiiExM TOILET
Or 6euth Bend, Ina
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.

Ant,rncitc Coal used cxcIu-iyely insurns Cleanliness
and Comfort)
Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block sigma
system. Trims leave station foot Of Liberty ~.
Time Table In effect Dec. Is. 1892.
Fer i.c.uns .. 10, .io, o:t5, A. NJ, .00 80,
10 90 100 AS 80 L. NJ. II 10 night, except
saurcay night Sundays. IL 30 A NJ. 100. 80, 90.
80. 500 L: NJ. IL :lS night: =, no .o
For Harrisburg at 09 7a5 st 40 A. NJ 90 10
sundays. ii 80 A. NJ. 20. 800. 5;So r. NJ. 1:l5
For pottsyille at 90 AS sA5 A. NJ :OO 30
ZOO 1880 NJ. i?iS ntshs s eScePs saturday niFht
az is a. 49, / co. go. 30 p. NJ. n 10 night
except saturday night. Sundays 7;lo A. NJ, 600 r. NJ.
For TIstsn pehleacm; Alentown. Mauch Chunk. &C..
90 l5 s:45 A. NJ, 80, as $50 q Allen;
town, p. NJ. Sundays, 430, 7 rs A. NJ, 1 0O, 80
e, wgses,srss, p.s:sp end Scranton. s;4' A. NJ.
For Red Bank Long Branch ana points sonrh 70 Point
PHIsa" nsr 80 co. 20 S p sunday SSc 's
ocean Grove and Asbury Park o 90 A. NJ. 90 p. NJ.
FOR LAKEWOOD,
at 30 S:i5 NJ. 40 Is 40 specicD 20, 6:15 r. NJ.
For Tom, River. Barncsat Park and Barnegat 80.
8: rs A. NJ, AS, 30 l.. NJ
For Atlantic City Vineland and Brdgeton 80 A. NJ.
FOR Monmouth Beach, seabright and Highland Beach.
sa SS SO 90 a. H.. 100 F. NJ ''''' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30

ID ICHAID " HAI,XITTT & CO.. Aucfioncrrs. Will sell;
II at auction "Wednesday. March 30 at IL o'clock noon
A. thu Rat Estate Exchange and Auction Room. 80 %
Liberty
EXECrTORs' SALE. ESTATE OF JOHN LEHMAIER
9O4 THIRD AVENUE.
5story and cellar brick fiat with store, 25x5ox05 and
strip 10 H. x6O IT,
l25 IT, east Of Amseram-aye. lots 2jxi0O.11 each.
STlI AVENUE. FAST SIDE.
q: north Of li7tist lct 25sI3? each
W. LiIIENrHAt EXECUTORS.
sTII AVENUE. WEST SIDE
5o.5,s south Of ilStlst, 2 hts. .25;2,Jx!0o each.
1itriI ST.. SOUTH SIDE
$50 IT, east Of SHAW. 2 lots. 2:x0a1f each.
VERY LIBERAL TERMS.
Maps at Aucuoncers'. II and 73 Lbcrty-st
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miscellaneous.

u BUSHES Of every Description. sl5 rcarlst,. ne
- Ferry.st. AL arlclts ct lowest prees.
JOHN z. H0ppEt, Nanufaeturos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30

Gin propertp for Sale.
EOR sALE.-The new and elegant fours,ory. high
IL stooD stone and terra front harses
NOS. ~, ~ AND 23 WEST ssTii STREET.
bull In the
hardwood trimmed prruct nooring, open plumbing tlrd
bathrooms Terms y suit Now open Apply to Es-
Ate OF II. D. AI1IICH, 20 Broadway.
n OR SALE TO CLOSE AN EsTATE.-Most SUB.
stantlal four.s building. INA Tront-st
brooklyn Bridge. rutland WHITING 8eekman-ss
ID IVERDALE on HUDSON, NEW.YORK CITY
II One OF the most attractive and complete u smaller
places Riverdale for sale at s3 900 or for lent u
Satisfactory tenant. On eligible over
$50 feet frontage. Beautifully planted River
view Near Hudson River station. House and barn
nearly All Improvement. Heated both by stcam
and hot air. Drainage perfect undg exceptionally
fine. Free and clear Terms suit. Particulars given
and arch drawings photograph and survey shown
at office WIN. II. HOYT CO., Vanderbtavc., opposite
Grand Central Station.
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For Bow and Young Men-City,
lfusicaI Instructiop.

q vlpuR SCHOOL OF THE METROPOLITAN COL
- LE0E or uUeiC-0pens SulY LIST. 1893. 10 lrdin2
seoosH1odeto Al sdyanssges o. The regular season
D9ss spsk Yak ARE fSs' r.s s Vice
- and q East 1lt6 81. New. York. n. =.
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Foe Both 6exes-Cepntyy.

z ASTxAN BUSINESS COLLE0E, Peuehkespsis. NJ.
GODoa ~ - xhopoueh Instruction u Beskkoepng
naslInG ce.nnSfei:l Law, fsnmanshp xSrre.pondenss
6uooss 1sn snpes1 With eoqpSees asasseen "a sAssS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
pr,1, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

catha,ne slip. No %; william IIenres"v to $4,000
10Y Bishop S Of i:i.aye a3Ssilo; Aaron
Ts ss samuel 81 H g , s"s f"Gs saa and '',
r WIZ !" 40 lis; bernhard Zeler and wife % n
Wei No. to c BIZ, + e s'A.'' sI.',
Es; y,, No . ls sa"ue' w'ee"'e' 1880
istS.ii 80 q a'l 1,SssI a'A'a' H''''
r7,G aaS =" ), Ea-' Thomas rp'er and wife 2, 600
e2d.i. 80 aGC West: Acnc' stewart to Peter 1000
Same properly Peter Ross and wife TO NJ 1900
s7thst 3, Of o' = nSi, 9's's' hnIao'h
1cina aa%,s% 70 W: ssd;;s aG S,cy
Same 1s' nroisrty; Clinton l. Isagg to Jarcs
ssi Ssll'a" ia it Of en-,vc l5CAioJs; zoo
,, 5ula 20 T. q. " VS. e.'' wiim Ramsey to
,o,, re, =, o0s n a, -th.a,e 20 loXO0is;
John II c9shav TO , M"f' Tro ' ssn referee.
sd 80 lG' h wl h puma LIE Ne" 1000
Pcr aos 90 We Of ' Central TAP fsr 1%'
iooss; Matte \ Co Isnef u Frame md wife
To- to Nos. i Cherry ,.,,os . ryos,, 1000
Lansing ana wife TO !, ot'r o,x,co,,:M '''
S'n hcrs, 70 lanes cascr ........-:.. 800
Andrew Hamer.ley. j. RI y kos'fon anc i'"'
f'rsav. o. ~ 1880
rark-aye corne' of 7''n''. 2'ZN'' SAN" $1,000
-o, g. same ON :, . O, ist.alc o0xIo:2; John
= Dnnnefessr aud wife TO i Ma's'r~ ~.s,ico ~
s7n,st, e:s% o 70 Joseph srhrclner $4,000
c,S rs FL, Es q, f ,' x ' wiSar O
5,rs%S no. Y M1i sSFy rara's S.,
N'H' Ai6sr.t w. '''y. :, ,.aox,,a $4,000
so,xiooI, Msry + Schoon to Jacob sehrady m .oo
Part.avc o. 7tiS.'f 2,Ni x0,,o ~" 1850
a.. a,gw "s corner "s.ii.st sGossas Mehr-
nc AMI VIE -, = r c,.r..a ,,eGSp Mch,,of
IL iener teorqc and wiic n Michael Iueh,- - mn
n, r ' 10, :, o. coiumrrs.svc s5NIOoiI;
William II SCI, ~ 70 Mo- o, s,ns CSn'? :,sooir:
''S wnII,m II screers ct i to Nina Fried % 900
1891 s. 200 T. Of s,h,avc. ee.axooii; .ooo
II Word 100 rn'se 81 s ,a'' Ieoii%I7s
3dave corner mrgoS'1y r,,r run railroad %, Co
l4SNreeuiar; Mariana ! "e'' !" hp"'''"' 60 900
ar -, , nTrT ana "''' NJ.
,ss Mlg ana a' 10 It Of Nor~ayc, e5>ioo; ooo
John Wallace TO Julia Met;owan al. oo A. i'oo
J.l 49, and w Il %' csrr sg sas% 10000
Piot N s'i in,ds grantor Henry Male and
alG OF 10 70 y ,h,ab"r passford william IIon.
maj" eNc'u'''' 10
,rco,nro MORTGAGES.
n,.c .aEh Virgins, 5 isoth..,. wof
S' Ssha ~ $1,000
HI ioh.,} a sdsvr years ......... 5000
Iarnct benjamin aud wife b. the Bowcfy saw q, 90
,, %s' s rn ~ % SO john ' II nS ,.ha% .oh
II, OF 7th,a,e year ,o,:, o'o''
Cohen M"e D. % wear. ' -. 5000
cbe,rx Wn,rs K 70 Title guarantee ~ Trus5 Go.
7lst~t Of West Eodsye 3 year, iS'ooo
ana AZ another Eases'e, lot TO- map trsa- ,oo
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Brooklyn.

DTUOKINH.
n ETACHED BRICK HOUSE Steble and grounds
- In brooklyn. thirty minutes from New
York c. J. SAND. 2Zl Fulton-st. BrooAlyn
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the NEW HOTEL CASTLET0n.

irrigation Heights Brighton, Staten Island over
LOOKING the panorama Of NswYork Bay and s
ciuos, eleNator, steam neat eIect'ic pes
and lighting open hres parors paIzas In sla; bs
e&v moor table nrstcIess, all Accommodations OF
iinkewoI within halt an hoV Of n. y. CITY BY spIendis
hat service hotel sigc in waiting; f1tes reduced unu
Nav la JAS. u. RODGERS Prop.
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Countrp Tropertp for Sale ano Go cet.

NU"H1Fg 49TUPtt1g . Ut ~"'< "''~ = ~
FOR SALE.
Country seat near 1fvoi. Hudson, -.
Containing 200 ana having rvefiOnt OF about
oie-half mile; FOR beauty of scenery it is unsurpassed
For terms apply
r. s. GARRISON g. CO.. So Lbar.y.st.
Desirable properties fa pticcs) for
on.xCC sale furnished and unfuInished houses
ohANsaE, 20 s. j.. IONDlT, opp. BHlCK
Nj. CHURCH STATION.
r 49, -MAN : PLACE for sale ~ Windsor W, That
II beautifully locatd and widely 1nowf country place
known Vista Farm the loc1uon OF this property
IL has only to be to bo apprec at"d
sing does widely extended views 81 mountap lake
and river the house has all the modern y,ment and
this with barns ard land IN extent = suit pup
chaser constitute model country home for cty people
Windsor is the SUMMER home 81 Senator E,arts C. G.
I,eaman and other New-Yoik and Boston ,copr. For
particulars anpy G. 4. KIBBEE. Springfield Mass.
CpACIOUS GROUNDS two hours from New YORK
- Fifteen room house. Excellent oc1tOI. Modern city
eonvenenccs. Large stable. Fruit, and shade For sum.
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srILLMAN l. CO., 1893 Broadway. n. Y
Jnstrurt,cn

!. a. ...a.. For Both Seyes-City.
VsHE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Bssnehss In principal American and European cities
New torn begins now.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-06-22
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED
ADDRESS: SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.

and locate II they could dispose OF their
holdings elsewhere. The ball was great
success in every respect and larger
crowd has never been gathered here on
any social occasion. The following morn
ing carriages were provided and our visi-
tors we're shown something OF the coun-
try. 1t is needless to say that they left
with favorable opinion Of our resources
and our enterprise.
+. Meeker's hop circular for June con-
tains little of interest for this section of
the country beyond showing that the hop
lice have made their appearance on the
west side and that vigorous fight will
be made to keep them down, the circular
mainly treating Of the merits Of sprayers
and the solutions to be used. Hops have
had an unsual growth and Mr.. Meeker
calculates that fully 5000 pounds per acre
will be gathered from some yards. The
circular says: "The English hop crop is
threatened by severe attack OF fly (lice),
which is general through all districts.
There has also been an unusual drought
there which has made cultivation diff
cult, particularly in the stiff clay lands.
Notwithstanding these drawbacks, the
crop is yet reported as growing vigorously.
but II the present conditions continue
there will doubtless be less than an aver.
aye crop, and hence foreign demand for
our choice hops"