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Land Office at Harrison, Ark

Land Office at HARRISON, Ark.
May 27 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Judge or
Clerk of Carroll county at Berryville, Ark, on
July s, lsa3. viz John W Thomas e. No. H.,
800 for the NJ SW NV Sc & SW NE Sec % Up.
2l N Il. % w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land viz: Egbert Fitchue, Joseph Mckee,
Michael Mosteller and 2 a Z Head, all OF Yo-
cum, Ark.
Chas. NJ. Greene, Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-07-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, ARK.

June 3, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support OF his claim and that said
proof will be made before the Judge or Clerk Of
Carroll county, at Berryville, Ark, on July IA,
1893, viz: Marshal IL. Phillips n E No 1873 for
the w Z NE II, Sc z SE sec ,, twp Is n, r24 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land, viz: Riley Roberts, Alexander Walk
er, j ID. Wrather, and Absolem Handy, all OF
Rudd, Ark.
CHAs. NJ. GREENE, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-07-06
Charnberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment.

A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles. 1t is cooling and soothing,
Hundreds OF cases have been cured by
it after ali other treatment had failed.
IS cents per box
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, ARK.
June 1893.
Notice is hereby given thatth following-nam-
ed settler has filed notice OF her intention to
that said oroof will be made before the Regis
ter and Receiver at Harrison, Ark, on July IA,
1883, viz: Joseph Ida Sartain formerly Joseph
e, Sec 3S, S w S wv Sec 81, Up 49, y K a3 w,
She names the following witnesses to prove
her cont' uous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land viz: Lee York, James webb, Lee
Wilder and Coe Douglas, all of Rule, Ark.
CHAsr. NJ. GREENE, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-07-06
THE WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION

Splendid Transportation Facilities
ana Low Rates offered by the Iron
Mountain Route to ArkanSanS Con-
templating visit to Chicago dur
ing the ssW0rId's Fair.'
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-07-06
]: DIRECTORY:
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
y secretary of State = IL B. Armistead.
Auditor c. B. Mills.
Treasurer Il. b. Morrow.
Attorney General j P. Clarke.
State Land Commissioner c. y. Myers.
Supt. Pub. Instruction j. Fl. Shinn.
G6letJastice Supreme Court sR eoekriil
wv E. Hemingway,
Associate JustieesI : r ,ii1i'lo5 tiugtles.
NJ. Il. SaEGles.
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.
Tames II. Berry Bentonville.
q James X. Jones Washington.
JUDICIAL.
Yu6ge e s. Mcdaniel
LEGISLATURE.
SfRsa51s Rea1esentative 4 4 { :. poanoyr. poasey.
Monday inJanuary.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
" Circuit Clerk j. s. Naples
County Clerk j p. tancher
S4er Sherii1 ri6rsr q z, : : hs.Itos naRlss
Assessor J > shipman
Surveyor h. Johnson
coroner L. Winfield.
Ez@rax collecting closes April 10
Ez=Assessments Of real estate bienniaHy and
personal property annually.
COURTS.
Frircuit court convenes lst Mondays in Feb and
~ Aug. IN " estern District, and 3rd Mondays
in Feb and Aug. i'll Eastern District
County Court-lst Mondays ia Jan, April,
July and Oct.
Pfobste gourt-Eastern D srd Mondays in an
April, July and Oct Western ID 4th Mondays
in Jan. April. July and Oct.
TOWNSHIP.
.Tussice Of the Peace w. A. Butt.
- ContaDle W 7 Gray
LODGES.
f1REFS FOREST LoDGE No. 404, F.&A. NJ.
" Meets on Saturdays on or befere the full
moon OF each month G. - GRIM, W. NJ.
w A. Butt. Sec.
CHURCH SERVICES.
mn E. GHURcH souTH-seryieea every fourth
: 1sA Sunday end aturday night before. Rev K
5. Yanzandt. Pastor
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-07-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

CHAs. NJ. GREENE. Register.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-16
I'll ANIW AL"

A FIRST GLASS FAMILY BATHING
"A Resort at Waikiki. Tramcars pass
the gate. Special arrangements can be
made for Family Picnics and Evening
Bathing Parties. hsS-H
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-16
NEW coMMERoG DESTROYER,
Description of the y, S. 6. Cruiser
Minneapolis Just Launched.


Description of the U, S. 8. Cruiser
Minneapolis Jus. Launched.
-,
! I''LApELPIIlA, Aus, ne Nv"
lr'pW,Scr'W crulSrt M'uh"'Pn!'S Wa
lauhghrd at the cramps sN' pya,u
t"'s afternoon; She rSpr'>on'S '.e
lH"sJ ADVANCED typo on I''e is"'''tI
commerce uestrnEor' ln coz, On
cIQ.'NH Ni armament, - Hl'O'"'U0"'
tHlly =h,Oo persons were presents
Arind,nS wee resident stevenson
ana othcr oii'clais from NaSn'nG'nh'
The vessel was chnttened by MISS
Lh|"'e NJ. ashnufn, uauShler OF
senator Naahburn ol Minnesota
,,
IN ie5O inc Navy Department SUD
GchIN aWaEehCu 10 the idct In1'
there were plying between the ports
"i thus, country and those OF our
tranSat iantlc neighborS no less IMAM
seven lines OF fast steamships easily
tranSi"rmahIe INTO armed cfniHerS'
forming part OF the naval reserves
OF England, j. rance ana Ger'Ilahy'
ana varying IN ihN'r aoat alneH sea
speeds from "l&h,'eil 10 aluiosV
tWenly~one Knots an hONr' IN Il
country possessing Il carrying lfauc
at the present so extensively IN the
hah0s % 'oic'guyrS ll'e cohHeq nehce7
OF tslrah@emeht berAlle MAJ ter Tor
serious rcliec' ioh' We cnulIh loi,
low our hviShbors cA"m p'r theh ana
'"bSIu'HIe IIners' 700, hUt WIN Guar,
ar'erI7!'c otlRInajiI'y we ue'ermlneu
10 inenO our lieoH9 r. III our own way
,'l''' '49 o''l'cu 'oI''Ss S'c"l''Slls
E"Iu'''oId' c"''iiiol'e "e'''"|e'' wa
me result.
! ne r Wl"I,prea" co ,I,' ', on
an" luNo'a,!'' J'''' ',iS, ,'i"O 'ho' nc
4ePas Vi"c'' - ',",l''iM"ih Is, wien ci'
1PS'@n was In"uo P!lp!'c' Jus'1 ,tn!
Co1S'eSS j" 'Pttopil"'','s ~ ~ l0'i
10Y '''e '"'lN' 'I'tloi' ~ '"o "A ''i'p"'
p''lS' SISTER mp Oh I'm. lhS Noi"''p Nd
" appearance III an otl' 'io h"n'Nei
III ~ Ti'l"N'-s'". N'' ,... -,
ne PI',i.''I'"l ",''ei'S l"uS % Wy
AilhhH@Po'H %'o' Lcls,h on Ioa'
',"'' = It''i "'"'"' 'i'I',!"','' 90 ''et
HraNSh,, n!'''l' norman o'sPiacenigm,
~ l'et o." ,'''hrs' uIsEiacemchl, '@"'
t"ns' SPE'V' rs'''.ia'eo r'loif9" "S
con 'r"'' ! - ""o''' 'nuica''d horse
power, Il ,''"'
que il ""I' "a S,cPl, an" W'Vu'i
TIC 0"'er oF rue pnttom lhere i
another bottom called the double
Po'i"n' i"' intervening" space IL
dL'l"eu INTO 4 n"inper Oh Walcr-IiSh
compartments 0le belongs 10 ih'
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-16
To Let or Lease.
ROOM TO LET

ERoNr ROOM FOR A Mo,
l. Gentleman at No. 4 tatusi!Wt43
Garden Lane. a2o-tf 3. = - -is Ky
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NOTICE.

If CAN BE OF ANY SERVICE To
Carving Knives, Lawn Mowers, Filling
Saws, Repairing sprinklers and Water
Taps and Laying Pipe, Soldering Tinware,
Setting Glass, Repairing Furniture or
Mending Garden Hose, etc, etc., please
ring up Mutual Telephone No. 100 before
a. n. or bstwesn " aud | 80 Z. \.
7ts-u N, r. BUR0E6B.
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no LET
TO LET
TO LET

NEW HOUSE OF FIVE .~s- =,
" rooms, ON Magazine -. -,
street, with Bathroom, pat ass i! risaE.
eut W. G.. etc. Commands So =.5+ss:-:.2s-
one OF The finest views ~ honolulu. Apply
to tiI7-tD :. N. NBNAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-06
Cesal Notices.


DUBLlC ppIication having been
i made HOari of Railroad Commission r.. OF the
State OF Ncy.Y0rk b. the Column AMI Ninth ANcnu"
Railroad Company. under the provisions Oi 100 chap
o: ls',, for PERMISSION T. cte it, cars by cable
rover !, h.rcby given That hearing the above
will BE had before c I,oard at IN Chamber Of Commerce,
81 Nassau.st.. Ncw.York CIT April IN at II i.
WILLIAM c. HUDSON. secretary.
DUBLlC pplication having been
i mad, T., E0ard o, Railroad Commissioners. Of the
State of Ncw-Yor. Lexington and Payonii
Ferry iiroad Company urdci In" Prov sions Of sec. 100
power notice hereby g,e' that hearing above
at II a. M At within c. lit Ds0E secrtary
CUPREME COURT CITY AND COUNTY
y OF NEW.N CEK.-iienr. llcuu, Leonard :. lIcnt
neodoIc EastnOid Peter A. LcHar tid David {. Hip
kins Plaintiffs. against passed. Derry, Defendant s'In
10 The above named d, Z, nGaat
You a hereby summoned b. answc: the complaint IN
This action and u copy Of Nt"r answer ia"
Plaintiffs Attorney within twr; dave after me serlir
this exclusive OF the day Of Sevic aud ia
sken against yo; by default. relief demanded in
Dated Sew.York. February lata 1898. .,..,.
Plaintiff. Attorney.
once and pos,oniec address, No As Wall Street How.
York City. n Y.
TO Pascal Dcrrry, Defendant.
TIE foregoing Summons ~ scryci upon YOU by pubCl-
non pui sant % an order Of Icoec L. Ingriham
dated the March, 500. aud that day
copy OF the original Summons and complaint, in :he
County Court House in the City Of New York in ,ad
which original snminon and complaint were filed III
Office the 18TH day II u bruory, 1898.
D''u NEW '0'"' ''"'N" T. HENRY DEWEY.
omco and rocm-c address, No IS waI ' sircet ' Ney
York CITY, n. Y.
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Gca1bers.

A GENCY 10 SUPPLY tutors professors. triclcf-.
"A ett III all departments OF learning w
.Ood schools ndrd 10 PARENTS MliIAM
COY KlLKI, Took Building. $50 Filth ave, cor 2Ot'st
A NERO An AND tOi:EiGN TEACHERS A'ENNh
n supple, Professors Tcscbc.s Tutor. toNcrne>scs.
Ac., college. hD0!, aud Families. Apply 10
MRS NJ. j. YOU NG-FULfON. 81 Union square.
ID Est TFACIIfES.-All DIancaos a,lGl plaCcs filed.
d Circulars schools city country, TO parent free.
Union School Bureau KERR & HUYSsOON, W. l4th'st
II LOCCTiON ami I'IiTS1t ~. CULT RE ANNA,
IL Class priNat" instruction Mrs MANTlN,
Hotel I,rorktos'. lOi West S5tl-t., Ncw-Nork city.
n Z. LDuCATioNA,; BrEEAu 81 East othc't,
recommended. II. =. KELLOGG. Manager.
m HE FISK Teachers Agencies cw-York Boston,
j ChIcaeo 10, Angeles BE-; 1886 positions Ill l.
II. r.. CROC KEE y y Manager. 20 jth'aNc. 13th--tl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-06

seat at Versailles, and their essays, like all the
others in the book, illustrated copiousy
and so well that they succeed in presenting the
chateau exactly as it is, an architectural unit
The charm Of the subjects may cause the essay on
the church at Brou. that the palace at
Avignon, and the two chapters on Versailles TO
be associated as the most interesting in the
volume, but the work is excelcntly well done
from cover to cover. The cuts in the text are
good, and the full page plates are Lemercier
heOgravures Of the best quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-06
Mem DnbllraIlons.

twentieth Edition pos, PAD. for DC. stamps.
IT HE HUMAN HAIR Why it Falls Off !;
l rurns Gray, ana the Remedy. BY Prof. HARLEY
PARKER. a. NJ. LONG g. CO. lob Arch St. Phil. Pa.
Every one should read this little book'-Athclacum
S0T.-Jack Harkaway, Frank Farileigh, Dick
sSO Iiehthcart Beatrice Cencl. verdant Green. Les
Mi-erabee Asmcdeus. Manon Lescaut Sappho Salambo.
PRATT, 15j Gth-avc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-06
RAILROADS..

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
The STANDARD RAILWAY0F AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT bi
Bl0ck Siglds and Ilterl0cEing Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
De.bros.es and Cortiandt streets.
In Effect 1901 A. W., FEbhUAn1 I'
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
ne N.-pullman vestlbuls Sleeping Cars 70 S IN.
Scsssn ssd om Arrives G & eH
itp 20 q. o % s' next I: 1 Day i"''"'p''''
Room soa Dlis epos
Ing ans sna both
ladies' maid Library and ID all statU s and
saSs Of e sc%s II sS. 90
sT. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EAfn n,,,,o
i2o" g Car
c .SS 6, T. Louis IS 60 B. next day
THE WESTERN EXPRESS. p,,s.
,1S ysSSe f Sss
dspi. tts6rf Gnlsaso H nsas day a.
land IL 40 a. m. Chicago o3o D. H. "eN' '
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS: pullman
we ~ s Sssts1y %,, s.s
I"s 1ns ca A;SSHa 90 g.
lib p m. and St. Louis a; m second morning.
PACIFIC EXPRESS. -
800 p lI.-Puman Buffet Sleeping Car N9" ossond
a %ssss q Chicago n c Ss
;sj iS e. 90 sss
dolly with Sleeper au 70 New'orean'' ana l.
with S W,srs to RT%snl' AND THE SOUTH.
1000 Mwashngton mi.eds w eesehe Dining Ses
e to rH sa%o r.t ayns
SIn. cd. . afy v wssnHs
. s5 g'.'.; 81 TO- 3 la% 8
a: :$s .:s L =; H$:;s
Si siS1 s"s .ns f Assy:
e $50 for gs s s.v T"%Ds
iI%'%%a 90 NJ and u night Tuesdays Thurs
$50 d. r. a"s and Danvs GsDss s Ss
6s.s DUNG Car Ono ccsssss3
po oIS r5s SSS ;iEr 's sas SIX v,
s.;s; g a. weekdays 'Hd with
FoH sTs1$ss sGxc Coaches Through
S;;ss s'SS' e. S'F
D. N. do not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
SundAys0
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20, 20. 500 80 ;oo 80 ~ :SS waI M
fI3 90 .oon Penna Limited with Dining carr ~ XX o
:Oo 90. 300 80. 90 80 90 y ;oo S.oV,
modatiOn, u 90 90 ~ and mo- 10 30 a. no 20
noon Limited II 100 neon 90 20 w. "a.
As 100 100 D. m. and IL 10 night AcconiHioi"'
tl0n, 90 and 90 p. A.. Damn
For Time BILE. of local point. on the peen,
syvanla Railroad system apply at the following TICKET
0nces 1888 $40 ga s2s ls and 2Sl 1894 5s,S
81 25 Colunbu.aye 137 sixhaye and no fo l 9o p
Courtst. SUI
9s Broafway and Brooklyn Annex Station foot q ful'
ton.st. brooklyn; l29 Hudson-st.. Hoooken; stauoh
jersey City. -, r o., .,a
The New.York Transfer Company will call Tor sno
check baggage from hotels ana residences hfough W aes
nation. - woon
cone,,l Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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pnbIir Noiltc.
DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the undersigned Commissioner ol Public Works Of
the City Of NcwYork. acting for and behalf The
Mayor Aldermen Conn onolty OF the CITY II New.
and 10 Tie provisions Of Chapter lSJ Of
the Law, Of 1898 deems 1t necessary 10 acquire aud
certain real estate towns OF Mount Pleasant North
Castle and Bedford weschester County edjacent y the
Kcnsco Reservoir and the outlet Big
and Little Rye Ponds Bear Gutter Creek and the
River, for the purpose Of protecting kensco Reservoir
and its tributaries from pollution ana maintaining tho
purity of the waters in such reservoir and Tributaries
AND PIT BLIC NOTICE Is FURTHER GIVEN that tho
undersigned deems neccssafy to aclne certain real
q New York bordering on he lake or pna known as
tote the Town Of southeast County OF Putnam, aud
State uf New York bordering the outlet Of Lake
Meta and bordering the river the
cast braEch OF Coin River and also lying On the
west aide said las mentioned river south OF main
through Brswster srsion. in the County Of
nam aforesaid for tie purJose Of preserving the wu:.r
supply Of tho City Of Ncm;fors from pollution.
VIII be afforded any aud all To be heard respecting
acquisition taking eNtncuishmcnt Of the
estate Thursday. the 9th day Of Aprll. lS?3 at
office OF the undersned No 81 Chambcrsst. New. York
eleven o'clock IN the forenoon OF that day.
dated New-Yorx Ctv. March 10Th. 1898.
MICHAEL Il. DAILY
Commissioner Of Public Works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-06
ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Noriolk.st, Nos 3 and : ; Nathan Scheib to Yeta NM,
East Broadway, 30 $780, Clarence r Conger, in.
diyduoily and wife to Reuben sattenstsin aud o nm
Di, Isl INST corner jencr;on-si 312xi5@: Gar.
e, e,es !; uongsT individually and as executor oooo
Bleeekers,. 9. corner sth-ive, 44.1lxioM7.ex
- James w Thompson and wife TO stephen ,o,
:c%isst' N' SO 81 50; Adoph Mandci and wife to
Adoiph weinbcrccr aid another ............ % 800
Chas a Ri1sk "'" a7o ".- 900
johanna stregitl to Louis FTankenthale 22.o75
t. ;corge Pdstsr $4,000
lar and other property Benjemen Sire to John IN ooo
Vcn Claim o. David 4 Mchs .'.,'.... IS $50
N"e. Schroeder and another '.......... 1880
Julia Kna rI' "e.' o"'l'e' .'''.... Go5oo
l-sS%' 9Ctqst, 2'.sx75 Conrad % ooo
Wcn ct al TO- German &c Kahn 81 at '.. 10000
aycncy g% and VIE 10 Frank L. smith " Io2 500
Henry ii 1Sxanacr. j.. The Board q For; % mn
''1 Kcs,n3 N% Si9 west ''or' '",- $4,000
O' WIFE to F X kciicr '-,'' $3.50
H@'c fa"F ns'a s az sd yiI Z. .,ix $500
EaI Tay ,y 20 Charles Powell and another % 500
o't NJ, un,,1c ~ Enms Short .-.... 800
LeYns,on"I; Gin - ''',''' "'"...-. 81 900
LcSnfoaa,r .chor I2i'rt % 900
Len :. 49, ~ OF s''h'sl w
- otto ''N''' ~ -. .. 1900
PaIk.aye so 3 WATSON %.sr''' .'.. 90 600
iooth.st l39 IL Of I"Nington'aNr., "
iOoIl Norah sullivan anu "''o'''' y .''.' Io5Oo
Iexlnc,on.ave :. JO1l n n = llDth>t; -"t
-; Rosa lsaa'' anu u"o'".. -. 90 900
o2d,,, I'd - o"o,br 10 lisa stcnann 2sOCO
o2d.st i$o r r., q nnHm and am trr 10000
13i.tst l0lS lod r % ~ carrie I.cil 1900
,oa,h-.. : o5o ~ . Of LeNinRton-aNe. I'm 90 ooo
100 / /; Catherine Reilly To bridget ,ashmam '-oo'
Io1th.st :. l1S II NJ 1tl-a.e. l-Nr'i ~ - IN,
Samuel r. Paul referee 10 Nit,d u 'uhh"l,.- i'"''
i2i,ist 40 100 wrr, Datle " i'V' "'D 81 900
i'G-t Ga5 h.n, 10 era 81 ,o John wlnton 1000
Wcbstrr.avr = 10 Il II Of southern foi,,..
yard 5os"5; julius Levy ct al TO ro"e'. $500
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Jnsirurflon.
For Young Ladies-City.

For Young Lades-City.
u OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
ID NO. COZ jTll-AVE
rev. DR.. and Mis-. CHAS. IL. GARDNER. Principal
~ EW-YORK BUSINESS tOLLE!iE. l25th-st y. Y
~ All practical branches day evening. Call or ad
dress CLEMENT C. GAINES. Mount Morris Bank Big
" AN NORMAN INST. lFoun1ed 1850
,. T.. cor OF West EIM.avc. and 1lst-st.
Principal Nine. VAN NORMAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-06
Gotrle.
Mr.. HAYNES NEW-YORK SUCCESS.
Cothnis Largest Hotel. aud One OF the Greatest In
the " Grid, Operated BY "a New -EnGIandcr.

OF the moot ! narkail !" 81 New York
hotel cnfrft.-c- b.. Mr. HAYNES nroldwiy central Hotel
Broadway n,ir I'ockrr street. opposite Bond Street
Mr. ayac. .put nearly year In time and over $4,000
IN money rrruid.n- rorgarilng aud icfun!shng the
JIoIerty thu demand for hr>t-ca> fImily and
bushes. the American and European plans
popular prices. This Is the lai hotel IN N.w-York
and o The gt'at hoci> 81 III world. and COM
foriah, accommodate 1000 r-ron.. l. t. The
,en nty Joe atoG hotel Tor business pleasure in the
The liol iva, cable reach IA hinn-
able stur t.cair. ard Attraction OF tc and Transfer
with all co.-Own lines. reaching station steamer
dec aud il IN town and the elevated rol, have their
sutton, both tn aud bio front. New.
hotel predicted that Ia" sicat property could
never De- nlei. but for the pat moath over Hnv
have lccn u-d nightly aud many tand away. Mr.
Haynes wonderful In thu great enterprise not
cnlv highly cr.itahl himself confer, honor on the
%cw.I.nslani ,plri, th, has made such pos
-ibr.-Ho~on JDuIntl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Clomsn Hvnan and wife to u Wilson. 40 3 =, ooo
same @S'S TO TraSc!i .,e properly htce 5000
cu%:Sy EsHh q 70 .s "?H ygr >a''ns' 1900
Finecrhu,. Richard AID VIE 3, Lgd@, Hsa II oco
fos,t t. M,clsc' IA vito t, tie f.nlgr,at In
dr r;ia >a,ns, Bank 2sth-,t " Of s'h' % oco
rr Ak ai1' Loai.. and wiz to cna.
Ho, yd,r. uD''o' Jun 81 5000
codsica E1her I,llar. ',csel' e'ce"'riS 70 600
JoTan WI Gb to e ~ sh ssy'r' 81 a. 10 'T SS
Jcn HSS" Francis NJ and vie % Jcscpane II ooo
F.her n = 9.d.-t. Of West tndaNe YEAR oooO
Kahn German Ct al 10 Iona, NO. And another 1000
Kreseler Thomas. and wife 10 Conrad weber ,ooo,
KNAPP, 1 nth.avc 70 va u '''"''' " 20 900
lcsca S' H Si"ai and vitc oron- .o
nor 4a North Moor".,t yeaf =. ,,..,..u.o ooVo
company q Ncw Ycrk, corner East I'r'ad- - o,o
Me ETE f' Lima. to Morri. Eunc and ano,h.r
3d-a,c. Of Gjh.st. ) years icas" ;. ooo
Norris r"n,' John q. and wife to c'cu,,, savlugs
rank of Ncw-iork : 2'mN' % 'm'a'e' .c,oo
Nolan ' Gaa. to JAM Nolan. lot, i2A aud i25. oo
roiarI wm and another to rhoua- Eeb"rt ,,o.o
paiin.ky. II'nry and wirc to .M,r,'on wat~n;
II II a.. ns,o 3 Var mortrscc- - % 600
r'T T,lt Fma nd ave- n Of sod. !, var, 49, 1900
It 81 Soiumb1sayc $3.50
It. q ~ aye > y,ar, ? moItgagc' nam 1850
of land Of sum- Tri.t i'm ward / var 1000
Sattcn-t'n. Reuben, ART VII" =" LILY
n"ond"av ,nd oai Div.onst ; wears .. 81 600
H'' Vcars " ''' = -. ''''' .'.', $3.50
~'-m"r 2i.aSc ami i2i,t.,t / Y -. % 900
"orncr c,"r,l PARK VT and ssn..t wear, - 800
Sohrocd,r Augn-.. aud another 10 Mary Harm
80 ui-HNc. 3 N'af- lOoOJ
.hc Oscawsna ana Corn j, Railroad Company tn
ieeo. and franchise 10 years -. 80. 80 900
Weiri lsr
\" SO iewis'Si arr - - 600
Wright. Loui-i J.. Daniel g. Thompson AMI
S"ar| . -. -...'.... 500
Wcinstein. ASHER. "a Thomas u Clifford. II
LcNingtOn-aNc aud i3fst. 3 81, 900
Wolfe. ~ Harvey \ Nc ;O"n, trustee. &c,
W mh.a,c n Of soh--t yoar.....'.....''.' 20 600
i5GiiSt, c Of Pro,ycctayc. years 5000
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miscellaneous.

r BUSHES Of every description. 3l5 Pearl-st.. neal
JOHN X. H0PPE1 Manufacture.
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FALL RIVER LINE.

FAkr.s hEDCCEp 20 D0SIoN. FALL. RIVER.
ers. PLYMOU III and fisoVIDENtE from PIER -
n H.. foot OF Murrays week days and sundays ut 100
p. Connecting Annex boat leaves jersey City at A.
Brooklyn, 4:3O y. M ORCHESTRA on EACH
STEAMER. Two connecting yestibutd train,
lively
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NEW.lORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
ERIE LIN ES.

through trains for Chicago snd the West leave New
York foot Of Chamber s.st daily. as follows. and I'VE
minutes earlier from West 23d..t:
O.1s A, M.-Via Niagara Falls and ChautAuQua Lake
S.lC Parlor car New-Yo-k " Buffalo. Sleeper Her
nellsyile to Cincinnati. Dining.car.
q nn p M.-Ne>tibule Limited. Solid train for Chi.
O:UU cago VIA ChauauQua Lake. sleepers " Chicago.
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dning.car.
~ On p, M.-Solid train ~ Chicago via Niagara Falls.
O.e)u seeper Buffalo. Rochester and Chicago Din.
O.Cn r. M.-vIa Chautauqua Lake and Niagara FAls
!ie, Chicago and cip pi +,cxrrs Avn pur1u.x
Il accommodations at tol and 9S5 Broadway Chambers
i,rSokya: 200 Hudsonst Hoboke and Jersey City Sc.
lion Erie Transfer Company calls for and cheeks bag
awa from hotels and residences IN destination.
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Delaware Lackawnnna and Western X. r.
stations in New York foot Of Barclay md christopher
SHORTEST LINE. yEsTIBILED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route 70 NEWARK. BLooMfIELp. MoNTGLAIR
Ridge Madison. MorristoMn, Passalc. Paterson, Boon
ton. Dover, >tanhopr III DPS LAkir LAKE no
PATCONG. Hackettstown SClIOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN.
Washington. PIIlLLIPsBUIH. EAsTON. WATER
oar >IROt DSBUi re-. Pocono Mountains. SCRAN.
ION PiiTsT0N, wILKEsBARRE, NANTIC0KE +.
mAMroX, 0XfoED NoRwIcH water,il,s uTiCA
0SWTGO. IrHAcA. owEGo; ELMIRA, CORNING
BATH. DANsNILLE, BUFFALO and ALL point,
WEST. NoRlmwEsf AND SOUTHWEST
rRf.>S. Pullman parlor Connects at Buffalo
train for Chicago arriving 9A5 a. IN. mex,
7:2O 1. Vi. -BINGHAMroN NAIL. Stops at principal
-tation>.
400 +. M.-sCRANToN, BINGHAMTON. and Ell
i:io =. M.-Sti;ANToN, WiLKr:sBAKRE and PLYM.
at III EMPRESS. Pullman porot cars
1880 r. VI. (Daly).-BuFfALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
,sllluan slccpcrs. Arrives ut 10 m.
300 r: VI. (DaiylmBUTfALo. UTICA and oswEGo
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 20
Mulray.>t and BrOadwav Tickets at ferry stations
7s5 and 942 broadway SO West 125thst as Columbus
ave New.York: 335 Westinghouse. 726 Futonst. and
~ Broadway. Brooklyn Time tables. giving full In.
formation at all stations.
WE>COTr EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel ar residence 10 destination.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ALR3kAaHsLYX, s RoI2ATs.

Commencing Thursday March 30 the popular steamers
and Dean Richmond will regular trip,
to Albany. leaving old Pier Al, y. L., foot Canast.
week day at r. NJ, making tlrcct conncc lions
Sunday, includcl with cins for points North East and
West Electric lights aud bell, in every Frcght
received until hour 81 departure