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father OF the learned JOna han Edwards. ordained
pastor OF the church of Windsor Farms, soon after
ward incorporated the Second Church and society
in Windsor. there curious sequel to the ser
vices OF the day. says our historian:
II will seem strange many TO know that the
ordination was followed by IA bail such however IS
the fact. Not long since there found in the young
pastors handwriting the original invitation sent To
Captain Thomas stouglton and wife, urging their at
tendance at an ordination ball, given at his own
house. and signed by Timothy Edwards.
The massive volumes IN hand are in sense not
novel. Dr. Stiles published much OF the material
which they contain as early as 1850. In 1883 he
added a supplement. He frankly states that the first
edition OF 700 copies was published at loss and the
Was true OF supplement-. OF which 80 copies
printed. lie adds But. within the thirty
years which have elapsed since its appearance
American history and genealogy have assumed u new
interest in the public mind fields In Windsor
history have been explored By oler sons Of Windsor.
and for the last fifteen years have been In con-
slant receipt OF inquiries from an'quarans and others
interested In tracing their family records. seeking
10 obtain copies OF the work. urging me TO issue
u edition. and offering for any use much new
matter" The second volume wholly devoted to
genealogists and TO the biographies Of men who have
become more less renowned shows that the circle
OF interest In old Windsor and its early families
Is hardly clrcunscribed by the boundaries oil
the Nation In which It seems. mapw'se so Small
part. DR.. Stiles has had not few efficient helpers
In his task. His Introduction TO the history
OF Windsor from the discovery OF the CONNECTICUT
River 10 the settlement Of the town. That Is.
from 1914 to 1888. Is followed by
an elaborate study Of the settlement. By Jabez H.
Hayden. Then comes the history Of The evolution
OF New England town In series OF chapters. It's
topography, It's dei,iCes. It's wars. lis legislation
It's religion. It's supcrstonS. its festivities. It's social
mercantile and professional life. The second ana
smaller division Of the volume Is devoted 10 windsor
Farms that Is. the settlement the east side 81
tho Connecticut River The history Of the North
Parish IS abridgment OF Il work by Deacon Azel
:. Roe. East WindsOr's share I'm the American Rev
olution f. explained by Ruth /. Spcriy, OF whom
the author remarks that 10 her "unwcared enihu-
siasm and tact IN the collection OF materials both
historical and genealogical. the good people OF East
and south Windsor will far more than they can
ever repay chapter on Ellington Parish ana
town Is the work OF the Rev John Baird. The vol
umes copiousy illustrated with portraits plans
sketches OF ancient houses and more vivid pictures
Of the houses row In existence. The broad pages
and handsome print add to the attractions OF the
work.
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cECnRnrD MORTGAGES

s :;.3a;5 t., F 2s i, Wiz Te's ;c ana
r" ,dn. g""?".n I'D wife 70 ,S MSi1s
tt AZ ~ '' " - 80. '''' 5000
n' ca "Ha and + . "a 9e' SS z ffaG Sa'"s
" . NJ >s 10 "a 6 ,T', ' var ''' ana 5000
'' T.. '"r" o ara ''c Of t. & INA @o %'
i'aih v,'~ r'rra'c. Of w.lc..y.'' ,,.o
p'ia.o ,.ar ,o ''' 9 E'y e., S ,S," II"
pan,r,r VI, +" Joseph Kahn II Ilsrh.,t
Doll Ja ot to ,ns For Mo.r, Land and Improve.
m,it 60 southern h"''.'id. e" ,co,
Fraat'i" N"'.,.. - al :" ..o'e. W I.~ritt.
4 3 ,csi@ II 600
r,y Michel sud ,no'nrr Emanuel Roach, ,.o.,
Forte w t. 9s .r', d ic Io',r,a c,. % 600
rc".. md ' +. 10 Ta"ad po9osac. ro,
, anli' .clra'r, " - .,ln%bin.,,a'e. yrn' coo
-. O. = >"-,eri,m.,,c. ; y.ar. 5000
How amt ra, '11r' to MAJ, l. Nar-n ooh.,t,.
Iu,.on INA To chlTlr. il rr~eor ani another.
Carr S S'' Fred,rrs I'D St t. 'i ;p,er nor.. OVO
ur.e i,,, and ,nnr '%, o., Iabn t~rIr u"
, "Mn,, - orn ,, . ,rs Id rn 1000
COMPANY " = dave n Of Isi'h.,, / year 5000
r~%2 Ilv to I I,,,, A c Am''r. oooo
MuIth, John. {, North River savings Bank. ns
aoth,f v = oh.,,e. ycar 49,. 10000
Montro--. William T.. and another 10 David
Nn~"il. O. Tinsuy.-t OF lG9th.~t. = wears 1000
Nahl.i1Cf ilruit nd wifr - ',cfnar. \aie .icin
sr'ug, Bans. I-ta,c. ,emcr I'd, year II 900
Mrlm. Man ,atrtta &. 10 - W Miin",. i3l,t.
-. 81 cthat". 3 NcIlS ........ 600
Prize. l.i- l. "Nccutrr and Trustee. To Mary T.
Nag 80 II Spfur".>t 600
Quinn. Lucy : to Mary II Laurence = , Delaney.
. nf t.ocr't..f demand 3 MORTGAGE, ..'. IL 500
In, scicr ~ dcricf and VII TO samuel karlcn II
''tl-i Of ",a.',". insiln.ol- '''..... II 600
Ret 10 Charles I. H. III imam WIonk0w.
iia.l.>' Of 5ti-co. . m.,t,agc.. var 10 500
At1s trl
for Children ath,a,c Of 3,th.,t wear l.. 600
potcurnt 60. u l3.i-St. OF Tinity-,vc. 3
STANTON Edwin T. to Horace Anderson trustee.
>a,h.-. oth.a,c scar- ... - % 600
smith tfnu. T.. to !. tiffany. u : gjth.~t
poolc,,rl n,orrg'er, Year. ~. 80 500
= o. ~ iln. md wif" In ~ lrigrl1t Industrial
savings iiant No 6ll "t'.''c wear ...... 1880
Bank sl>t-,t. 81 JloN". mortgages.
wear ......., ..... ;...... ...... ...... $1,000
Rahnulle- 5'th.t Of 3i-avc. months 100
horr = . ada,c II Of i3i:,r wears, ..-... % COO
Smith. Mn T. to co'r'd Stern. No -
Tui6. ocor.c W. to II NJ JuIlard No 1876 E,,t
;1d.ef. , .......-.-..... ....-... 90 900
T,ttcr.,lI EirhnrI ami wife North Nrw.Yo,k
wroirr,,r q, MohecanaVc ,n.'oirnD, o,c
Van In-pe John {, " W IIru n 5oh.s:
. o Cou"n Soft",e~- 3 ycar. - 500
wni,cpc,r Aaro, = TO F. wo,d, conor,l '''''
qua'dal. Cor'cn''v" corner i3nh.st.
WI q, Mar - Tltlo ..'mcr'r'.c nni Tr,,, ~ V''
Comrnv ict, 81; . o, 2da 300
,i.r Terrace o. Dock't years 800. 5000
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Ncw Publications.
EXIIIBITlON NUMBER
OF
SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE.
UNANIMOUS PRAISE.

THE JOURNAL. Boston.
That an exhibition Of the dnctyey intcllo tual frog
res, OF America may be made appropriately Ly croa
living periodical illustrated splendid ''Exhibto>
Number OF "Sciitner's Magazine Both tn
artistic literary which make up III" numUcr
the high standard OF excellence achieved BY great
magazine. The results the highest because the hest
and original WORKERS eager 20 reach publ e
through pages open only to the test.
THE Sun. Ncw-Yorx.
remarkable instance o, the result. obiainabie In
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OF money.
THE TRANSCRIPT 70 stem.
The beauty of its illustrations and its uncNanrlcd
literary quality.
THE TRIBUNE New.YorA.
Memorable foi Brilliant Of ncion AMI for its
wealth OF drawing, by distinguished artists.
THE CRITIC. New.YorN.
What II docs "cNhitit" l. its own ability TO make
number OF tina, is unique its fellows
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Altogether this may be said be finest sample Of
periodical literature yet produced by American publih
THE BULLETIN, Pm ladclphia.
Represents very highest typ OF magazine work Of
to-day, and publisher, deserve all praise for their
energy and good taste.
THE STAR. Philadelphia.
II is the best Exhibition Number tina, has yet teer
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Tho whole number from beginning To end. /, cVccp.
tionay interesting. and the publisher, deserve the
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1t is asupcrb example Of an American MAGAZINE. 1t
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>Ew.yORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

..o TEAMS IEANr MS I'D 70, ~ Frank
20 \. NJ a., minutes earlier from hr Oot OIL is'in
lin'>t), for Midietown. Rlonninsbnryh roy .rn,,
Monticello Mountain0a Fa>bnrgh, Liberty I'nsS, s'
Manor Hancock. taIboniale scranton. walton p'ni'
sidney. Norwich Eameston. Utica. Rome oncii p N,
BIO l.. NJ. Campbell Hall. Lake Moholk AZ ,n,n.
wa,ka, Waikiki Valley stations Micdetown, blooming
bursa. Elien,ille Faisbmgh lurei'ille, Liberty '"'
.ngs,on Minor ,. ,t..n,
= 90 T. NJ. Mcdlotown fallsbn gin, Liberty n'''"s
Manor 10 klaad. Wa sim Mr. - W
Oswc.o Echester Niaeaa Falls. Detroit. sh',so a,e
West. Pullman sleeper; reclining chair car 'ee
Susrel len Bridge. .,.a.,.
Daily: all other trains daily except sunaay, hath.
Pullman drawng-room seat. Inn s'ceP"s''N "'~>
cbtaped 10 37l broadway. Ncwfork w.-vo,k
!. Y. ANDERSON, u. A., 81 Beaver ~ NsM A"ses
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

,...,,,.s, NJ 49, Emsnue. Reich and wife to
p,N w.t,a% s@ So ioi, Adop1 Ohm % Eg
p,% TS@ st. 80 l2, Mary Schooner to sadie
pe n"'l"1@ 20 81 Mary tc"sy E, al Lucy ,oo
T,,; .s sS% Wife vs sc s s5SSi
,.,, ara s"o,"': .edi It e ., Avnuc b. 1872;
'"' X,chol,s Drlg and wife to Frederick Fcrug ,
no sS 1T 80 p Theodore n;bera and wife
or, MaT coh. No and another 20 900
C'H Wimo te' ,ch '.......Y 90 go
e't' t,r,a;, AN an! - vie to Mar Moarcsd 1880
OOH. 40 ~ East Thomas VIII ans and wife ,
s.s 70 f y, Il OF Amscidaa.i7ic. iSxi52a
icn rurc' to Cnarics " lascr...... 10000
5sth.r So l86 West John Perry to lose
coi R"a' y ., > It Of 5thayc .5vlo65; III. -,
'd Az u., u =, Abraham Stern and ,ncrher 80 600
c7thD D' = 1916 II e Of Madison ave, IGN
ioe.s: julia Clyde anu husband t. jacob ,,.,o
ns Me ST. :. 25i 4 Of 5.Ga,c io0I55o
othc property Herman Wlonkow and another .,o
sd 'S o''; o; ' It Of s7h. e,Seo Apple.
G" GH'H rIsce of . h@%@'' d1B5 '''00
Kahn and wifi. % Man DanIicci ...'.'.'"- 80 900
I'd Porter 40 aaa r to jo.Sl JOAN Sss' Augustus
T. Eii,mann to iIcr" an wionkow . ,"'. 20 600
''i "a Iaada,a q al to Gnca Kahn '4 TO- 700
ssi nsi' so $50 wc>i :" = " rncr and noth.r
to rheodorc ,''m"g'rs ara onothsr IA, I''oo'
' nsri"h oa 'TV VII. to 81 join ' Morta >'''
soth.-t 800 Of nthoN" 2j>"so; John .,
sad Ms's Be Fl vs., S"fT'S Iprprd and another
l, to ,eGTF. ! .7s Of sa,,c e;a. New E0''O
YORK ro;i Gradual Medical School and Hos. q,
''daV S, p? g i ao ., a r.: i n,Sop 70;
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REAL ESTATE.
p,-S,vrSS AT THE EXCHANGES.

-, H., e,,. sale, advertised Yesterday were the
- - .,,n Three sales were adjourned. D. =
ing,n,m Co. offered under order Of the Court In the
w.. - I,noh Lamb plaintiff against Joseph W. stokes
ad,nt No.. esi and 23s West Seventy second.st, twc
w., 49,, 10 rho Twenty second Ward. with two.story
,,, ,,h,a thereon Tie property sold the
,Isin,iG in the proceedings for soo,2 800.
pe.pte ,ne DUNES o; tn" market there seems to be
49, demand f,i good tenement house property. The
pcnt in the weather l. creating better demand fol
,.burlnn lo,- and the pie'en' month promises 10 De
d. = eor, ~ tie "a, IN IN. RESPECT
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ROYAL BLUE LINE,

EAPRfSS TRAINS leave station Central Railroad 81
NewJersey loot q iAbsrty.st. North River;
FOR PHILADELPHIA. vces days, 90 AS, 90.
~ 100. II 80 Dining Car, a. M, 80 2l5. 80.
Dining Car 800 Buffet Paror Car. 90 90. 30,
sf5 y. m. IL rs night. sunday 90 10 40, IL 50
Dining Car a m. 80 80 Dining Carl, 90 20
y. m, IL - night.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. week dav,
and sundays, 600 IL 20 Dining Car a. NJ, 80. 80
Diniug carr 90 90 Baltimore only y. NJ. IL Is
night.
Pullman Paror Cars oil day trains and Pullman Sleeps
ng Cars night trains
lickets and parlOr he procured at Ia.
ocj 20i as. pa lli0 1903 Broadway ~ SiNthAye,
81 Fast i4ths 2jl Cohn busave. i3t Fast io5th.st,
1G4 l25th.st New Court-st Fulton.
Brooklyn aud 80 broadway Williamsburg.
Inc New York Transfer Co. viii call for and checa
baggage from hotel residence destination.
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
EFr!.-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAsr-"W thorough knowledge OF the
natural laws which govern the Oleiutons OF digestion and
ses Of we'll elected co@a "Wr TTps has provided our
may save us many heavy doctors bills IL Is by the
udcous use o. sueh articles Of diet that constitution
every teeenc, 10 deosr Hundreds of subtle raladies
floating around lead, 10 attack wh,t Nci Hefc Is
weas r"ins We nay ,,caye many fatal shaft BY
properly nourshed hsmc."-C service Gazette,
Made simply with boiling water milk. sold only
IN half.pound nns, BY grocors, labelled thus: JAMES
E4PS co., Homeopathic Chemlsts. LONDON England,
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

\. Y. 9. 4 n Il. RR. Co. Lessocl
leaves WS,t i2d->t. station. New fol.
and l. mins> earlier from II. Frinklinst y r..
800 4. M.-Day for NewbuIg. Kingston, Albany;
iulN except sunday west OF tooyman'> Jc
3,1J A. VI Daily FOR Albany. except sunisy Montreal.
$50 4. ti.-DIiy for Albany, ttcl. syracuse R0 he's
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Detroit. Chicago except
furtay Toronto
1888 4. M-Daly, except Sunday for Albany and
800 =. N-Daily except SUNDAY. for Albany
Ju5 =. M.-DailV for Albany Montreal Ttcs. syracuse
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Detroit.
Chicago. -. Louis.
$50 =. M-paily except Sunday. for Newburs Albany.
~rfatOga and Montreal.
sis =. M.-Dailv for Albany Utica. Syracuse, Roches
rr. funalo Niagara Fails, Toronto, Detroit, Chicago
1T. Louis.
HANER>TKAw LOCALS. PAS .s:l5 p. VI.
NEWBURG LOCALS. 40 'iO:i5 A. NJ. L rs. 30
81. ii 30 III - I. NJ
Sleeping for Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De-
troit. Chicago all through trains
Daily tof tickets time table, paror and slcepins
lyn. 333 washncton.st.. 726 fntonst., Annex once.
foot Of Fulton->t; NewYorA CIV 27l. ll3 1888 7s5,
81, Broadway, iiS Eowery, 81 East l4h-st. SO West
i2jthst. and at stations
c. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
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- This number j. enlarged nearly onc.thirl.
The price usual. - cents - year.
CHARLES SCRlBNEES SONS, new YORK.
APPLETONS' NEW ATLAS


Containing the Latest Maps Of County OF the Word
tho .cNcraI States the United States IL AmcIt, a
and the Provinces IN the Dominion II Canada VIII
full t;aIcttcci anl IndcN", and an illustrated BE-
scripti,e Text based the Results q the Late,
CcI>uses.
The need q now and authoritative Atlas = lie World
can not fii 10 bc appic iaicl who viii reflect upon
the numerous geographic 81 kno"lcGg" that
the ua>r few yeas witnessed. Ia pou 81 D." lose
physical geography marked Development has t'"er
lacc which lcndcf> O~octr tic srrt uSorir o IN" rx
isting rltcs In tho preparation IL this volume IL" pub
fishers have before them continually the -lnrlS pur
pose Of prcecrtiGg the public WORK that hall In al
respects rank with thc bet European geographical pub
llcatio. and TO this end labor expense Ia, be"
spar d in aay one Il f., departments
Descriptive ciIcucIs sent any adde's request.
d. APPLETON & co, Publishers.
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Delaware, Incknwnnua and Western X. X.
stations IN New York foot Barclay md
Streets
SHORTEST LINE: yEsTIRILED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNTcLAIR,
THE okAN"Es summit BeTnaidsvile. Rasklns
Eidsc Madi'"s M"rr'toTn passaie Paterson, Boon:
rArtON". liashcit town. sCIIooLEN ) MOUNTAIN,
W VA PliLii;iP>Dt re. HAsIoN. w,TER
TON plTrsroN wILk E>BAHRE NANTICOkE,
DANVlILE NoRrHuMBERLAND. Montrose BIN,s.
uAMtoN. OXFORD NORWICH, Waterville. UTICA,
KluFlELD SPRINGS. Cortland SYRACUSE.
oswhGo. ITHACA. owEGO. ELMiRA CORNING.
BAIll. DANSNILLE. III tFAI-D aud all points
oW%Err. ,NoRTnWEST, AND SOUTHWEST; 80
300 A. W. -BC FFALO. UTICA and OSWEG0 Ex'
PRt>. Pullman parlor cars Come Is az Buffalo
WIN train for Chicago. arriving Gas a m. next
7s!O A. NJ -BINGlIAMTON NAIL. Stops at principal
400 r. M:nSCEANroN, BINGHAMTON. and Ell
Mll\ IMPRESS. Pullman pailur cars -
4iO J.. VI SvkANTON. wILkES9ARRE and PLY4.
1850 r. VI. Daily).-BrFFAI6 LIMITED EXPRESS.
Ii,,ah, .""l"ls. Arrives at Is "a. M.
O,OO y. VI. (Dlilyl.-Bu FFAIO rrI,A and OswEG0
l..>lRt>> Pullman -lcrpcr-.
- TICKETS ana PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
Mulfav>t and 40 Broadway Ticket, ferry stations.
80 and w broadway, b3 West I2jih-st 81 Columbus
ave. NcN.York. 333 Wa,hneton, 726 Fulton. t. and
= Broadway. Brooklyn. lime tables. giving full In
fJm,ton. at all stations
WE>COIT EXPRESS COMPANY Will call for ana
check baggage from hotel residence TO destination
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READING
M\ RAILROAD SYSTEM
Coal used exclusively insuring Ceanlinese
and t0nifOrt.)

lEHICH VALLEY DIVISION.
FAST EMPRESS TRAINS leave station foot Of Liberty.
ST. North River. -
FOR BtiIFAAL9. x ROCMEsTEE. ..YIAGAEA
100 r.; ~ MEEK DAYS ANb .sTNbAis.
FpR wILkESBARkE. fIiTSTON AND SCRANTON
SIS a. NJ, II 80. $: As, 80 y. Sundays. except
scranton, us a. m. 80 y. m.
FOk pOTTsvII.LE SIS a. IN, IL 30, 3H5 y. m,
Sundfys. II 90 4. NJ.
FOX READING AND HARRISBURG SIS Q. m,
10 30. IS. ; IS p. m. SUNDAYS, 40 p:
MAutH ,htNK 90 > 10. ., M, II 80 z rs except
Mauch thurKI. 3 A.. > L. 50 J.. M. sundays, ",
IS. II 90 a. 40 . 80 p. n.
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Jnsirultlon.

For Boys and Young Men City.
u OOkkEkrINC;, stenographY. Vpewritng. &c, tnos
ID oughy taught; day or evening situations ,u'X'
Address New.Nork Business College, l2oth.st y. 1.
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Coun,rn rroprrin for Sale Hno 90 Let.
FOR SALE.
SEASh0RE ESTATE
Manchester by-t Sea
Mts~tCtit Sits.


M..-,CIr>IrT>.
Tho bcauaml ard extensive estate known a.. "E'sl.
ipt" the SUNNI e'ae,ce a.fns u ,n "a, - i
GlpDia j. now oi,rd ioi -l'c II conpr-e- - Arc,
Of Land If "hI'n - 49, N',a il"nai 1a ~ .i
T6e iS-cn, hou-c Of franz. 'o't'ins .ong t"cni,
has tNp n,thtoons, ipnHrr Na''s - tt"i,h I,r'
"I Gaa,fa 1t, ID @.,sn' h., i'a io' YAH, from tnc
ooi "C a., ,aG q srna s" o.rccd 5dr ,hc .
'' Sa.% @ s"39a q ,s e @c% 'S ,as9i
Of tie ic: and gae,' ,;,ag, @G o@Y 81 me -o No
s1%i, DIT Of d Il So "I nic sc r Ga' n
Ssc i2 R%: e a lcf information APPS to
ALEX. S. PORTER,
% STATE STREET. BOSTON. MISS.
w CLnsL TnE lsraTE q u.e late Jonath'n WOOD
'''' TRACT or LAND.
60" 1oo lots IN THE CITY or Hinw.y.
situated on he banks u ne Railway Ev,r mnNipablc 1r
G,nG ASrrn". and Wl'her.loon aud Cark itac,> ali
b '''' So s';' or ~ rIE rrKCm,-K MoyE,,
II desired bong allowed = I"nan o. l,a ana no't-n t.
Gent, TO- opening ard .radine -tr.-t, pad
A-o ne yaluab rIcrit}, fof Dl.in,,. or 'nv~tmcnt
THE LNtHiNGE BUILDING,
Oh Main running through tu .hr EihNHN II :
Also m" property Vain street occupied bt IN
Union County Laundry also The property on Cherry
street known d, the Calhoun property. Dor particulars
a. ~ the above Other properties Of ~Id c-t1t il1c,
4. EDWARD WOODRl FF.
Executor Sc. E1tJrbic Building N"w.i Dri Cui.
y ELEGANT SUMMER HOMf On 16MIl.E LAKE
n nd an icd,ntr. II looms. ci".atcl sitGatIOn
bsi social ads lnar- exceptionally
/ acre po' NncN1id b1fhhuu~r, do i,
rillILirS 4 Wills lnOaoc Bulldog
4 -OVT III. 0OF INC, SOt Nb.-OA Homestead u acl -
n .n0rth I'd. Long Island: s"Nrin excellent budin,
.c- cedar grove oiciad. If01u'tiH" tanning Land
( a.po' ola house and widow VIZ cell TO-
} tFolo g. jJ3 I'i:Ii.IIl'S WELLS. Tribune building
T., Asst ORANGE. y DE ifablc proprrfic, all prices,
1Lf ,Ul". furnished and unfuri>h"t houses {, rent.
=. ID. .ONDIr OPP. HitlCk CHURCH STATION.
4, IN iLEMAN'S PLACE Tor sale ~ Windsor. VI u .,
NJ beautifully located and "dcly known country place
known Vista Farm. the loclton 81 this PROPERTY
Is such that II has only 20 be seen to bc appreciated
pri sing widely extended Views " mountain lake
and river oil the mod Improvements and
.his together with bans and land IN extent q
chaser constitute model country hone Cor clty people
| Wind sor home - senator Evar.s. c. G.
Rciman and other New.York and Boston people FOL
! particulars apply u C. \. KlBBEE. Springfield. Mass
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Amihraciic Coal used insi,cy insuriuG Cleanliness
mud (oinorf.'
-Four T,ncks Protected by Automatic Block signal
system Trains leave station foot Of Liberty ~.
Time Table In effect NIny 10, 1898

Time Table In effect ,Iny 10, 1898.
For Reading at 90. -. ~, A. NJ. l 90. 30.
Ia. Oh :, 90 80. 30 T. NJ. l2:lj night. except
Saturday night. SUNDAYS II 80 4. NJ. 90 so. > %.
, 30 u 90 4. NJ. u Ii night.
For Harrisburg 90 -. 40 A. NJ. 100 80.
co. ; 90. &j 4. NJ. - II fpght, except saturday
night. sundays. II 80 \. NJ. %. 3 90. 30 r. NJ.
l. II night
For Pou.yllc at 200 AS. 3 ~ A. NJ. / 90 80
80 80 T.; NJ" J; - hght except Satuda, night
SUNDAYS. II 30 A NJ, 90 80. 10 4 NJ. 1. Is
night.
70 >unhutv. Lcwi,burc ami wilham-port at co.
-, : a. \ NJ, 90. | 30. 30 l.. NJ. l. Is night
except >a,rriav night SUNDAYS : - \ NJ. 90 l.. NJ.
l. i midnight
For Ea,,on. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk Sc.
90. Is. - \. NJ. o 80. : - 80 Allen.
town. l. NJ. sundays. 80. 10 \. NJ 100. 80 r. NJ
For Wike,OaiIc. ltston ana scranton. ) a \. NJ.
30 r VI. sundays. :30 \. NJ.
Fer Red Bank. Long Branch and ponc, south 10 Point
Pleasant : 80. ID. II 30 \. NJ 30 +j. 90 : 20
6I5 4. NJ sundays. except ocean Grove ana Asoury
Park - 90 4. NJ. I 90 T. NJ.
For Lakewood. Toms River Barnegut Park and paIne.
gat. 80 Is 4. NJ" 40. 20 u. VI.
For Atlantic city vineland ard Brdseton. 80 A. NJ.
81 T. NJ
For Monmouth Beach seabr Shit and Highland Beach.
30. ; D. II 40 \ NJ. 81 | as. 90 80 L. NJ.
SUNDAYS. 90 \ NJ. 20 l. NJ
cANNV UNIV DnUTC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
Qiin properin for Sale.

Tor sALE-li4 West 52dst-A % r. Paaual residence.
] ELEGANTLY DECORATED.
psiee Ioni s0sa daily, L. QRAyEDOHD. Buidss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FKOM FER 5. = r. FOOT NElTOE.ST
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Reach Seabnght
Monmouth Beach and Long Branch az 10 Is A. NJ As
y NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09

II UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. - West oo'hst-
" All departments. Bo,rdng pupils received =, -
Elmer E. Philips A. NJ. y. c. Hendrickson IN. D.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21
WITH ALL BEST WISHES.
THE SON OF WcE.PREslDgNT STEW.
 ENsoN MARRlEs MISS DAVIS.
Although Democrat the Groom Takes Unto Himself Wife with Repubn. can Ideas. A Brilliant We'd
 ding.

BLOOMINGTON, IILa Nov. Y.-The Second Presbyterian Church of this city will tonight be the scene of the nuptials of Miss Helen l.. Davis, daughter of William 0. Davis, pro- prietor of the Bloomington Daily Pantagraph, and Lewis Green Stew enson, son of Vice President Adlai E. Stevenson. The event will be bril- liant one, and will be attended by a large gathering of friends of the contracting parties from Chicago, Washington and other eastern cities. The bride is handsome and highly cultured having studied at the State University here and in Boston and finished her education by several years of travel in Europe. An inter- esting fact in connection with the event is the fact that, while the the groom is the son of Democratic vice-president, the bride is the daugh- ter of the proprietor of the most in- fiuential Republican paper in Central Illinois. The fathers of the bride and groom, however, although differing politically, are warm friends. After a brief tour in Europe the newly married couple will take up their res- idence in Washington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21
REFUSES TO ATTEND.
Secretary Carlisle will not Be Present al the Chamber of Commerce Ban
 quet In New York.

NEw YORK, N. Y, Nov. 21.-Some comment has been caused by the fact that Secretary Carlisle has declined to attend the annual banquet of the Chamber of ofGommerce at Delmonieo's g this evening. It will be remembered that ewyears ago the late William Windom, then Secretary of the Treasury. was fatally stricken with paralysis while attending a banquet of the same organization, and it is snrmised by many that Secretary Carlisle is just superstitious enough to keep away on that account. AL though specially engraved invita- ton. signed by Horace Porter, Lowell Lincoln, J. Rutledge Wilson and Mr. Simons, representing the Chamber, he dictated a peremptory refusal Efforts have been made to induce him to change his mind, but it is thought without success.