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Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

fas.tien-
Mrs. LavcIesS. of oxford,
Miss arrived he-e Saturday
with her cullTr bore aud four
ribs broEsn. the resa.t OF j rail
road wreck. Her SON, who lives
at Jones5orO. met aer here and
conveyed her TO his home She
viii Ilrecover.-Gfatesville, (rcxL
Messenger. june I3
MIS-. LoveIess is well know
to the people eF this county aud
at Toeeapola where she has liv-
ed for two years past with her
daughter. Mrs z o u Rayburn
Her friends will be glad to
know that her injuries, although
painful, are not more serious.
Ayers Hair Vigor Is a uniyer
sal beautiier. Harmless, efec
tive, and agreeable, It mas taken
high rank among toilet articles.
This preparation eauses thin and
weak haIr TO become abundant.
strong and healthy. add restores
TO gray hair its original color
Last Saturday eur efficient
Jaller. Nr. GalIegly. having re-
eeIved an infimation that some
sort of weapon had been sur
reptitousIy passed into the pail
10 one of the prisoners, jack
son, from Charleston, under
sentence to fve years in the
peaiteHtiarv for ra5bing the
mail, went into the c-ll occupied
by jackson and began 70 search
Il. He found hid under the
mattress. long marderous
looking knife, with which, if hs
bad not been discovered, jack
SOU would, IN all probability
have done some serteus damage,
die character and reputation
seem 70 warrant the belief thai
he would rot hesitate 10 do ans
crime 20 regain his liberty
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Tsusteez 0xford GiraiIsd SeEsels.
B. 2. G-zy. President and Secretary.
z. l.. stephens, W T. Wallace PaEl
Il. B.srrin-,er. D. Z. Sul.-R-
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

A silver half daIla- vii pay tor a bot
.b. II Or. Trar-o-'s Antiseptic- II lf'
ter fair trial you are. Ut pleased with
your Investment the rroprietors Will re-
End varr half dollar. Try It.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

A doIlaz 70 a dougk r-t tint y5a
can't find any one who has used a b.. tl,;
0f Dr. TFshenor'3 Aut>sepsic who VIII
refuse 20 racumre.2 It - his frieuds.
rrv II rla.slsa
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

For R-at-Ny honl,. pl.,.,. IN OTforli %
CAREFUL tenant. Vii lease By the
moush. By tn yalr. 7r f'r term ot
thrcs velrs- Apply g.
Charles r. H1wrv,
Assistant ATTORNEY General,
Sc WslshIngtoa, =. T..
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

A smsu hole Elay sinS a ship. A
slight Noant may cause your death
The use q DR. Tichsnsrs ARtIsepsie
vii pre-sut inilmscion, suppuration Or
soreness. For sale by druggists and
COUNTRY merchants 1t 50 esH.s bsttle.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21
cHsNcERT NURT

Is,Is.e y. r. Efmhrnu,h. Chan ,eilor.
~hfrrt j asficill District Court meets
sour-h Mondays n Nay an November.
CIRCUIT COT RT-
Iaslzs EE-sns Johnson pre=lttAne,
", A. E.saze. Dz.srier Attsrney-
C.aur. meets Second IoGliays N A1reh
.r.l "a IN Ir.sr
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

Il Is The rart q sIssis IN 70 always citE
~ a bottle u DR. Tichrnar's Anrlsept-t
when von ~ travelling 70 Uss IN cas- u
.crient. CnIy so cents bottle
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

THE cut KCIEES-
Nwrx85rFT-R<x- J. z Thomas,
Psztssr- Rrss.sAIng every SauziaY a
Has. and 7sFg p ~ sunday School
every Sansfry sE 9sE' = n Dr. g. W
gsns-. Superintendent. PzsYsr Meet
ing every Wednesday night AZ Isso-
sArrusr-R@v . l. Haley Pas-or
Pr'-saAIz- srerY SanlzY at II A. n
2znf a. Sauizy Slh0ot every
Sunday at a-sa. Tai-a B. T Alm'
sr1ua-a. Sip-rJnsemlant. PrsysrA eet-
ing evsry Wednesday aigiAr AZ l;.st.
Cz-wHszEsssss-PEz -PEzsH---.rts--Esv
T 4 wEs<rzsaa PEar7r- Fr'sar hing
every sunday af II A. n Az s-11 ? NJ
SanslAy SehSot every - day NJ
3-s9 A. - W D Pgrtsr- SsIps-1nssni
st.=s- Prayer Nesting every Ve'tns 5
dsy ai.snt NJ 10
Vxz.zr-rursx.-Esw. D. a Heddls'
.f.sr. P.1ssar- Preaching, every sFin'ial
At II x and I'D P ~ su1sial
sshaoI every Sansiay az $50 4 II
e. A. csruSs. Sarerl nfeuGsEss Prsyei
N...ssasr every " "Wednesday .lght 1s u"
ST. PErEAss CErEGH fEpIssagal.
x-rvfsss every Sunday At II A. N
~,susE4r sckasaE every Sanst1y N 30
-, ! Z F~glsss- ss.ysElEssEalsnf
go rEssT-r
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21
ORS. STARKEY g. PAlEk,

1873 ATsl St, gill1iala, lhPi-
40 SITTER st., San PrilElScO, Gal.
sr~ Please mention this paper
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-21

whsn the elpst.ou i b.iI Everybody
xhs kuc~s ..1s merits - DR. Tichsnnr
Ants=Fsi siI Tote sAlt 1t BE- Hus~d IN
al ss.as of wound, burns. s,Alds.
sY-ains T..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30

The problems Of protection. OF federal uhloh anu
in Queensland. Of slavery. have all peen ralseu
in Australia The only vital difference between
Kanaka slavery in Queensland and negro Sla-
very I'm the United States is that the former was
not for life The trade had its horrors OF KID
manning and murder and crowded vessels yet
there is still an effort to revive II among 'he
sugar planters Federation, says the author' Is
regarded with apathy by the great bulK oil the
population Yet that some such federal organ
ization must be brought into existence, no one
can doubt for the anomalies Of hostile tarlHs'
variations in the gauge Of railways. appeal 10
the Privy Council, ard numerous other matters
demand attention and reform which can only De
effected by joint action on the part or the WhoIe
of the provinces. The sooner a Federal Gov
eminent is established, the soonef will the colo
MES of Australasia take their proper place
among the nations Of the world The state OF
this question OF questions in Australasia shows
that the far southern world has just begun TO
make history. The story of the colonies is only
the introduction to the narrative which the
future contains. Mr.. Tregarthens work is clear
and thorough. The book is illustrated with por-
traits and views.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30
REAL ESTATE.
,,,.,>.rSc At THE EXCHANGES.

Ar ,ho nronertv offered yesterday at the ii"''''
saIesrooro with the exception OF TWO par ,u
under foreclosure proceedings. b'S"" ~, 600 %,
offered for Elliott Sanford. referee, - ose a 9ss
2Os 2lS 300. pa, 232 24O 2to' zoo' .',' fourteen
West One-hundred and thirty-sixth-s'' '.'.ou
fonr and three story stone lighthouses ana owen
incs Nos 2O2 and 24 sold to Henry T.; ' bnwer for
$4,000 Nos pos and ZIG we're s9ia 10 for sl4 5O
;2i 20 and 90 We're bought by Henry r; oags
for s 10; >? is w and sSa were by VII
lam Stone for $500: No Zos wen. nee ~ ard 9cS were
Hairy for slSC.s and o NoS by same auconeer
Eo 5S3 Tenth-ave. four-story DITCH FOR sS 20o
lot 1Xiv ornett E Co. offered Nos 52S and $50 West
Thrty-ninth-st two mve-S were bought by David
G5S Ssg fc9 Sac: S5?h e aehy were
john r BOYD sold under parfti9ns nEy'n BRICK
bDiIGng. lot 2Sx555 Albert ScherenbaSh was sold e,
purchaser for s2Oo Peter r Meysr ce
ST. ST. eght-story brick fiat houses plot S'''sAiO'-
It was purchased by plaintiff for $1@ CORNER Of
Firs-ave and Ninety thlrdst for
5CxlOoSia. 1t was purchased Ny r. eathouse tx
St u on south side Of Papham-ave, west OF II az
th9ny-ave.. three lots me ir,t "qH LINES r Don
nlIv and the third to W. T. Matthews Tor s7' ~
Tine sale Of Sy por Yon Of various dwelling
and lots belonging 10 the estate Dtous"t oxchange
Of barsan hunters to w ns in SOME instances
heavily mortgaged that no bids We're Usnrv
No 26i West So.,G as sold to c. H. Haskell
gor COS 90 Nos il3 to AZ West Thrty-hrst-st;; ~,
story brick standing ON ,u we're
itb ali right title and interest OF the aSslsiiee
"nered subject to a builders lien ana oiiis si'' s!n
amounts were realized. The bids ran Tod al Nor
ris FRANKLIN. James Edwards {. H. Boien ann
n Murtha All the rest OF the property ad'er''''i
John " Stevens has sold for j. B Hlille ~ 80
Krauss three-story 6rownstoneo piINa , r,icptv
iSx53 with extension 100, 10. liS west hisH'!
eighth-st.. price norninaI. $500. I'll ror Er,nl, &
Bennett & Graft brokers have sold loI nrnwn
stone house i7x55 No. $40 West s To-
This house brought 81 30 advance over previous "'
made within a month. ;, 4. r, rbonnson
Charles j. Thompson has sold TO he nnrth side
az ,rhrtv-sxth- ST 5oS feet west OF Flfth-aVe; lor
S,o ,so Rutherford Il Stuyvesant are 70 quiz , Il
fo,,r-sforv brick clubhouse at No. l33 East lh'i-
feminist. costing Sj.w 49, .,, hricl. DAT
Lewis 4. Bach will build fye-s;ory DT hEnd ri
howso and store on the north side OF onehuhuIeu-
and-thir,l-s seventy feet east OF Madlso"-a'e''
costlng SgO0lN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30

king when tables set themselves, and wine cups
filled themselves unbdden, and fish willingly pasted
themselves -urnng the other side to the IRE
so as to make OF being well done; when peace
was everywhere. and everything grew spontaneous
w. when the rivers with wine. ana the only
quarrel was among the wheat and the barley cakes
and roasted larks and swcetbrcads as TO when
should get into your mouth first Men were giants
in those DAYS says Telecldes: and Phrecrates adds
that good roast beef all hot went about the streets
crying to be eaten. attended By fleets OF sausaSes
and shoals of salt fish seasoned Just to the taste
May We all live till the good times come even
though our voices get thin as the voice OF the
mortal who became deathless without benefit Of
youth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30

STATIONS foot o: De-,,'''" AMI 'orn, '.,
In Effect February 10Th. lsoi.
I"'p A. W. IAS FPrXNssYLvANA LIMITED
d DS o 9na oS se csr Ho %s Gacsso indian cs
::6o j.. VI ciicHGo hSb 81. LOUIS Ems, E%riIIS oss
Wife, and ; Chicago Arrive Cincinnati 1890 A. H. D.
io piJ " w VA RS,so F sGsPns
ana pmaf Car, to chsas" and p NJ next day.
75 s. III laa ST h6ns
A S@S c aie Ria"E = ST. Indianapolis 1915 NJ
s f. IT, Ac III :ei p1 an sssP
daily and Cleveland cyrcpt saturday ,r,,,, sorTu
so $50. 1910 d.mited Dnins O9r, inr e. earSJ 2lo
do Sss all LSSRS ali ana !, P osh
SaTs 20 ga az nlnE Gag sS sc Congressional Limited
all PIrior and DINING Cars. 49, "''''''
40 t. ,Shnond Danyie E3RrSss q i9i;
s pen 5, ~ AsHsa =, IaWPa, a and St Augustine
500 j.. 81 Daily Tor chesapeake < ONO ''""'''
n' 6 5PF 9P LIN II 4sr caP
charles Route; a. NJ. weekdays and VIII"
r@ SrEN I sSTfgN4ic 5 coAs 81
I EEf IS sr I and I SsS daily
s end a TX 80 T. TacsSsr Thursdays and s"''F
Tcd and a. " Ws7. P Pn% Sa 81 dsEe
ro W0T ArA Axe f fSy :e' ~ weekdays with
Through l,gGGct rarlor Car: .,ov.
For Long Eranch Asburv Park. ocean Grove; and *
pioosont o:IO l. NJ 1900 $40. oln nrfid :,
= NJ weekdays Sundays aI5 4. M, o'i' l., o y,
DO not stop at Asburv Park ana o'e'" '''''
FOR PHILADELPHIA .,,or
1910 II a NJ 1910 G'orida SpceiaD ~ ngi ~ Sun
dn,s Express G:i5 20 .. $50 40 Limited, , INV
a NJ. 2 :. 40 .; g. i5 go !. ~ OBI ~ Tron1way
Aston House i3 East i25h street and foo' eco nj,
ir,sses and Cortlnnd' streets; Court street Wv
lon ctroet Broadway. and BROOKLYN Annex Su,vo"
f,'t ~ Fulton street BROOKLYN: station Jersey NY.
~. york ranqfcr Company will call FOR and check
%. ,s rpf,voc1. ~ J. Il. WOOD.
General Manager. fonerl iaSs Nh'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE; wASlI%GTo%, cHIG,AA!Go. clNcIN-
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALI. TRAINS: 90
Leave Ncw-York. loot Of Iheriysi daiiy '.liInAiio
1915 night, CINclNNATI, ST LOUIS saiiy 1 4 ~
ToN BALTIMORE 2:9S i:aG a. AZ o pninS en- en- 80
T3M i2:!5 night. An trains daiiy except 800 p. NJ.
NORFOLK II 80 4 NJ. daily 30 r. NJ. Ex Sun.
Va washington and Shenandoah yailcy route, onccs,
Grand St. \. y; a Ful,on;s Brooklyn station. foot
OF Yoyk transfer Corpanv viii call for baggage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30

tjor5rs, Gno Carriages.
DETER c KELLOGG & CO.'S seyen,cen'h annual
L Special Combination sale
TRorriNG STOCK
HARNESS HORSES.
c,,elcpol %, pfoil.r.nt BREEDERS o.,
California AMI ia" Est
TUESDAY "wednesday. rhurr.,y AMI Friday.
March II = - anl -. 1891.
commencing each day a. - o'clock. NJ ~"
Nm, rican Institute Building.
dave between Gsi ana ci'h sts.. New-Yora-
,pflce. lo7 J'hn-s,j
2n-HorsEs go.
HORSES FOX EVERYBODY.
TRorTERs AMI EoApsTEi:s. ..,...,.,
ofafeh.I au .inrl.l
SApilr. moI,sEs AMI PONIES.
sTALLfONs. BROOD MARES and YOUNGSTERS.
Among tro,tine stock of rich brecln;
srAMBot.1. eo7,s. EoIiEET McGEEGoR
TITt"rIONI.f.I;. LII.
B RI:t:, II ~ ~ o. HHnaFH,ToH III"
HATPY MEDIUM. ELEcTIl'iTY. 2l''~
AMI many other great -ilcs.
consgnmcnts are entered l'y Mcssr'
l., u. IitRR1MAN Arden. y. Y:
MONROE SALlSBtI.N. rlcasdnton. cal:
noHEkT STEER ihiae"ipia ia
EDWIN BATES ESTATE. Derby, VI;
! g. DAVIS. Leo. Mas.
Guy MILLER. Chester y. y
JOSEPH IiATTEff. Midebu:y. W:
r r. JACKSON Mount Rose. y J..
and many others.
TIL. horses are due at place sale March 81 AMI NAV
be seen otherwise ON the track "nc"fhth
m E@1 c %nn adrps PETER C. KELLOGG co..
Auctloncers. lO7 John-st. NcwYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30

sUB-COELuM. \ sky-huilt Human World. by \.
T. Russell PIP. 2f7 Ioughton, Miiin & Go.
Instead of constructing world to fit "A theory Of
socialism or ndivdualism of his own-a favorite
trick with authors in whom the prophetic instinct
outruns the nellecf-Mr. Russell has apparently
imagined what humanity will be like when certain
changes In progress shall be completed. lie
does not try 10 outline perfect human
joying happiness without alloy but race for which
science shall have done much. in which the appe
tite for intoxcants, desires beyond the moderation
of nature bad cookery. dyspepsia quackcry in
medicine, religion, or reform, ill-but houses and
towns will all be known only by hearsay as things
which have been done away with utterly. In this
coming age fortunes will be small desires easily
gratihcd because few and healthful. the laws OF
heredty will be considered distinctions OF race viii
have disappeared in a fusion of all into one. and
the laws will be few and simple Special rcforrners
will be looked upon with favor Society Will be
individualized that there will be need for
them. 1T was observed" says the author. speak
ing in the past tense Of things already accom-
pished. that too often the evil they meant to
correct in themselves than in others.
In some way from some cause they were diseased.
and the reforming spirit was the result Of their
condition" II is extraordinary how closely these
Sub-Coeum reformcrs resemble persons who 80 by
the title in present-day America But that is
neither here there Mr.. Russells advanced
views of the golden era in prospect are not without
some individual vagaries. For example the wine
presses Of the future will be trodden by beautiful
barefoot women. the Subj oelum oyster surpasses
the present Imagination. and above all the papaw.
the American custard fruit, will take a supreme
place among the attractions of the table. That last
point must remain unde ,lded until other people
heard from. 1T may be that some will say. las
close to the sky you like, but no papaws for
us" BIt liberation in all things is to be uni
versal in Sub-Coelum. Will doubtless be permit
ted to take the fruit leave it according choice
Manners will be perfect in Sub-Coelum so will
teeth and compilations. and highways and hotels
Poetry Will all be true and poets will be In high
favor. All kno Wedge will be practical, and It's test
will be in its application. There VIII be no hnery
no bare shoulders-ths is an inference-except pos
sibly at the opera and tight dresses Books
Will be few. only the best being allowed survive;
here Mr. Russells indviduasm and his socialism
will surely come to blows. Have not already
seen the results of the efforts OF Tom. Dick and
Harry in the choice Of the best books? Snoring will
be utterly abolished. but whistling-now perverse
Is Mr. Russell-will be encouraged The author has
thought Of vast number Of things to make his
ideal world attractive But we read his book,
not less than others that tell OF the land OF Cock.
aigne. we cannot help thinking Of the Greek
les concerning the good times when Kronos was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE
NIL. IACKAW.NNA AND WESTERN II. II.
stations I'm Scv-Yoris foot OF barclay ana
Christopher streets.
yrsTIuIIEu TRAINS I.I.NAN COACHES

l,.r,.t fln... t, ,r.HAI.h rLOpArIEiD. MONlonAlE
IllE DIANGf~ .uu.li. i"fuarIsN4l4". Earh,As
d., sc VI is.n MorfistowI IA,saic. Paterson. l..n-
In i6,.i So lulop.. EtppS LAKE. LAKE no
ikr,ONG Ua.h,tt.t.,.u. ~,iIOoLEN.s MOUNTAIN.
Wilmington. rIIIiGrSbt ii. EASTON WATER
CAT rl1:ol bsHt ~. i..9no Mouni.ins; SCkA%'
nANyIil.E NoKrll MiEitl:ANn. Mgnuo-r. lING-
Ei|nfIEI.p srl.lNGs. Cortland, SYRACUSE. oS-
WEGO ITHACA. ONEGO. EtMIftA CORNING.
fiNrn BANs,IlII. Et fFALO. ard all points
WEST NORTHWEST hNI SOrrIGWEST
900 4 NJ BUFFALO. SCRANTON. luNGfIANTON
t-I.l.A AMI OSWf.GO EMPRESS. Pullman par.or
s-lt, nncct- buffalo with train fov Chicago. Ar
rl,Iug - q. ~ nm m,inn$
loo T. NJ SCRANTON. EfNGftAMTON and ELMIA
EXPRl.sS lUiiHan pa. cars.
40 T. " SCRANTON. WlLNlSBARHE and PIYM.
Dt. III EMPIRES. pullman parlur
100 L. NJ tDailD -lI'IFN!.p LIMITED ENIRESS
Pullman Slocprls Arrive. at - 81. IN.
900, T. ~ dptI,J- BI rFAtO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TpN. UTICA - OSWEGO ENi1:ESS. Pullman
TICKETS ANp PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS Mt -
Mrra,. a. broadway Tickets ferry stations
~ and lifpaIHpy. - West i2jth-at. ~ Columbus
a,r NV YORK. 3e Washin. ,onsi 100 Fulton st.. and
:. l,roadway lro hiyn Time tables giving full nfJr-
mat 80 I'll stations.
WESTCOTT ENIEFSS COMPANY will call for ard
check baggage from hOte residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30
\. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R,

Trains leave foot Of West 4?dst. follows. Is minutes
earlier Frankn-st.
: 30 a. tdaly except sunday for Waikiki Valley
T. H. satt, Middletown Elenyille. Falsburg Liberty
Sarlonlac. scranton. Walton. Delhi. sidney. Norwich.
lica. Rome. Oneida. Fulton. Oswegp
3l5 l.. VI. Except Sundavl. Sullivan Co Express for
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell Hall Middle
town. ElcnN lie. Mountain Dale. Centr'yilr Fai~burs,
liurleyvllie. Liberty Falls Liberty. Parksvle and Lis-
nsston Manor.
80 r. NJ tdaily) Midictown. summItvlle. Falsburg.
Liberty. Livingston Manor. NoCknni. Walton sidney,
norwich Oneida Fulton. Oswego Niagara Falls. Detroit.
Chicago
Tickets and Pullman accommodation, at 37l Broadway.
J. c. ANDERSON. O. T.. a.
.aV II New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Brennan Michael and wife to Eiwarl oppcn,,
nc,wc and s"% Sa m, ,'ss, $4,000
Hc,N"rt EmR 80 N.', y.,r. '.. 100
I'5krr l"I~.! i, - or oth-ayc ycars % 600
noyiand John To- Jane, smith AMI WIZ" 900
pdi' louisa to Victoria tayon i'th-s'. oo,
p,Sn sf l,m aa anoh.r to MARY Van Zanli
e :il-nvr II q iio,h-st. yea's......:;... i"""
prr'cr ucn ,, L. 10 N ~ '. manu. $500
pc;e,oisc KIN T.. ana husband to Equi,alr
bounded by 18th and 9th ayes AMI i2ih aad .ooo
'hi, any 'n"ihcr Isl Bro mc'st years.. II 800
nnG ,n1Sr 80 Moci"nsal,s iSao)
fInms S,r Snn" u ,s9,hsi : mortsases years 27ooo
" %oys MO- ~ 76,b "e st l2lOo
GALLAGHER Cornelius, and wife to Amelia Spies. .o.o
urnpc 10 May i1 1 ~ to Robert McCir No i's
West Sith.t ycara Stanley 2"o
Twroic n 5 Of io5ths, u Ar'tcriam-a'r .o.o
Kapan sarah i. to Jacob Ricscr. Aren-s'. ,ooo
, 81 oa iIno rra sI, Ansc Poland To- Joseph &
Levi. 20 and ~ Forsythst, mortgages, , ,oo
Lindsay Josiah "a VIE al to Jacob H'rsh. ., ooo
Iange Frederick and wife to Tide 'iuarantc,
and Trust co. Anthony-ave. Of Rockfeldt- , ,oo
Ipman j. and another susan II Cabot. Madi- go,
Marcics Bahcle and wife TO Title Guarantee
and Trust Go. 59th-st. " Of rAr'-ave J ,oooo
Morton. Ellen and husband to sarah + Mead. oo,
Madison-aNe n OF l2ith-st. years. v''h"
W 8 Forsyth st = OF Broome-st years....... $1,000
ST. : years .......................... 5000
and another n : 3d.st e II Avenue T. years. 10000
Of Myrileaye. .......................... $500
Broome,rt years ......................... 5000
Sweeney. charles H. al to Jeremiah O'Connor.
" Park Row n " = Of puane-st............ 5000
Stewart. Walter. to Mary Hutton. LeXing-
tonave OF oai-st wears. ................. 10000
& man Mount Eden ) years. ............, 6ooo
Cinton-st n Of Madison st ............... 1000
Tuke Henry G. to the Bradley & Currier Go,
eNington-avc W corner ilSth-st ............. $50
West i7thst !: years. ....................... 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30
pr,r ESTATE TRANSFERS.

p, 40 ,o,t - lonIs Of rector etc. OF Trinity
church tho Peck stow & wilcox 60 70 a u 81
, ilnmn \, q. Jacob Rcs.r ana VIE Sarah o.o
= Kppln.......:: ,o7r ''''V
fI ios i, ,x;.nls t., 3 Of pvanc-si - front;
ohailc. y S" .,, an j., aI I''' ..........
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,, wii" 40 H''' &C. M Rarhr Wcnstrn
s,arr - Samuel q; ' io man ana ~ ayars ias;
Farm irh ward Amo''" h'''"'" -. . ~ ~
s'-r lot ioj same map sophie Eick ooooo
hon cxrcuirix TO August E.ckhon 0V''
pins, - g.; semch' simon ana VINE 20 ,..e o.ooo
WHIT. " 30. sophia herman to Anna b 1909
ncF ~ H., -, ~, Wl,i j.. pit: Fam
1;'lscrs TO- Fanny Irasowe ;.,..c,o
whist 30 80. John II judge. referee #" 2c 90;
Jenny Nelson H., i.;x,s g.
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IT. u" ~ - ''''" ............. 1880
Ens ~ iG Jenai" Gois''n ana ano 'e' t.. 1920
same property. oscar Ehl"rs and another TO Ien
IS y e. i I,ras ri'o. :'V'' MARIA 100
s7,h-si 2i7 It Of el-eyc 25A2s9' Tarrant 1850
ss,h-,, 81 SO west, MARY T D.sA,p and another 10
,-, e in ls ~. It II ,ih, iGIs Harriet oooo
Y Wilson e a 70 cll," CIV, o Wi''i ~ * We., ok
leo: IN. hacy ct al To- ) McMllan....:..;:.
Nth-,, 81 IS ,,' wc,, Eoorr, Mo'''.r "' 1900
'f f,: yMsblri Herman ana vie to Josephine 90,
Il Din 81 al. 4'''''
eath-st. n s. 80 T. " Of 9thav@. laSNi"S' l. 5000
Kennedy and W.T. to g 2rsc Low,sc x ~; the
'Nh . s ~ > # Sf H socS'y q the
states To- Robert l. Baker ...., 81, no.
7d,G,. 100 It q HiT"-s4 Eo D5Ir No 1883
NurGstus II Vanacrroel. referee. u Jacob os COO
u rl., loo 4 O.. Riverside Drive 2osio2.
ciarencc l. Iow,her. b. guardian to L l. N'" oe1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30
Auetiou Sales Of Real estate.

DICHARD V. IIARNETT & CO.. Auctoncers -,
will sell at auction.
tuesday,. APRIL ?.
ot 10 o'clock noon. the NevYork Real Estate Sai..
room. Ill Broadway.
Court Of Common Pleas Partition sale. Theodore >
Hascall. Referee. -
4OJ BROADWAY,
lot 25xlO3 with 5-story marble building, 25x0o upos,
pow 80 WALKER ST.
LOT o5xIOO with 5-sory ron-fron building 25xlo0: linn,
part Ok about ~.
oRMISTON A. DORSETT. Esqs. Pr Attys Z Nassau 4,
Maps Auctoneers'. II and 70 Liberty ST.
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Ncm 1)nbl,c1tlone.

rwcnt,oth Edition post paid. FOR 25c. or stamps;
THE HUMAN HAP: Why it Falls or:
i Turns GRAY and the remedy l!y Prof oil, MAt'iDi
'Eyery Should read This iIttle book -Athehaeun.
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