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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-22
TRUSTEES sALE-WHEREAS A CERTAIN
n u aeeu OF trust was executed by A. l.. sibcrt,

TRUsTEE's WHEREAS a CERTAIN
n q ae Ac OF trust was executed by A. L. sibcrt,
10 William L. Abbott and james Il. naI chfurd
ana their successors who arc trus tees, bearing
ua.e March lS. 1892, and recorded IN the clerks
ounce or the Hastings Court Tor the city OF Ioa.
mone III deed book q page pa, to secure the
a L. Sibert, d. b. r. Barbour, II. s. Van Horn
on Sao even date with said deed for the payment OF
Association, OF Syracuse. N. Y, In accordance
with their articles OF association. and whereas
the said William Z. Abbott and James E. Ratch-
iord, trustees, have resigned the said truet and
tho Judge of the Hastings Court for the city of
pon hS Day Si @nrsG ss
the stead and place of William L. Abbott anu
James =; Ratchrord, trustees, after legal notice
as provided ny statute to NIL the parties in inter-
est, and whereas default has been made in the
payment and conditions mentioned In So bond
having been required so to do by the beneficiary,
the Central City Building and Loan Association,
and pursuant to enc terms thereof, proceed S t to
E s y A ths e 1E sAY hd 1857
1aOCL0cK NJ, on the premises, ali the p u9o
conveyed IN said deed, aud being all that certain
LOT or parcel of land and improvements thereon.
gnia and described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at point on the south side OF
with Cleveland street forth "a degrees 10 min
utce west % feet to point on the same, thence
alley, thence with said alley south a degrees 10
minutes cast 25 feet to a point on the same.
thence north 10 degrees 81 minutes cast lis feet
10 Cleveland street, the place OF beginning, and
khown ms lot =. ns shown on the map OF Sibert,
Harbour and Van forn addition to the city of
hOanokc, on file in the clerks Office of the lust
gina
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all costs of cx-
ecuting this trust, including tho commission to
the trustee, and to pay or the amount OF the said
bond with arrcarages and dues thereon, amount
Ing In the aggregate, including costs, to about
$3.50, and the balance IL any, in one and two
equal annual instalments, due In 10 and 81 months,
with Interest from date, the purchaser executing
negotiable notes for the deferred payments, and
secured by a deed OF trust on tho promises sold.
~ I'd G.. IL VINES. Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-22
TRUSTEES SALE-BY VI 3TUE DEEI

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OLA DEED
4 of trust dated on the 18th OF March, 1892 and
recorded in the clerks office OF the Hastings
Court OF city Of Roanoke; Va, in deed book "a
page $50, In which j. d. Brent and r. G. Brent
In the city of Roanoke, Va in trust to secure TO
River View Land and Manufacturing Company
out, and default having been made in the nav
ment OF part or SAID de BIT and being rcque.ted so
TO do by River View Land and Manufacturing
AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, in front of the courthouse
In the city OF Roanoke; Va, proceed to sell at
erty conveyed in said de cd to-wit: A certain lot
OF land in city OF Roanoke, Va.
beginning at point on the southwest corner
OF Campbell avenue and street. thence along
j street south is degrees so minutes west l5l ;
feet to point on the corner OF Riverside boue-
yard, thence leaving street and along said
boulevard north 80 degrees IL minutes west 81 65
feet to point. thence leaving said boulevard
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-22

r RUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
OF trIst dated January IL, 1891, and recorded
city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book 81 mage 1Gi;,
in which William Banks conveyed to the under
signed certain real estate in the city of Roanoke,
Va, in trust to secure to the North Side land
Company the payment OF The sum of S1S5: and
default having been made in the payment of part
OF said debt, and being requested so to do by the
DAY, APRIL aS, at 10 O'Clock m, in front OF the
courthouse In the city OF Roanoke, Va, proceed
the property conveyed in said deed, 10 wit:
certain lot of land In the city of Roanoke.
Va, known as lot No. II, section g. as shown by
the map OF the North Side Land Company.
TERMS-Cash as to past due notes and inter
est, amounting to about Sl25, and the costs OF
this sale; balance, IL any, payable In one and
o.o r. s. TROUT,
70 td Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-22
TRUSTEES, SALES.

north IS degrees 80 minutes ea,t 114.9 feet to a
point on Campbell avenue thence along said
avenue south "a degrees III minutes east 81 feet TO
tho beginning, and known as lot No. !. scction Al,
as shown by tho map OF River Wow Land and
Manufacturing Company.
This property was sold on December 1, 1893,
At public auction, but the purchaser, W. w.
Brent, tailed TO comply with terms OF sale and
this sale Will be made at his risk
TERMS: Cash as to past duo note and inter
est amounting to about Sl13 and the costs of this
eale; balance IL any, payable In ono and two
years after day OF sale, with interest.
SD tbs. s. w. JAMESON, Trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
deed OF trust dated on May o. 1887, and re.
corded In the clerks office of the Hastings Court
OF the city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book 8,
page 104 In which Il. a. Boiling and wife con.
yoycd to the undersigned certain real estate in
the city OF Roanoke. Va, in trust to secure to
Il. H. Woodrum the payment of the sum of $675
evidenced by certain notes therein set ont; and
default having been made in the payment OF part
OF said debt, and being requested by the holder
thcrcof go to do. shall ON SATURDAY, APRIL
2s 1894, AT 10 O'CLOCK NJ, III front OF the
courthouse OF tho city OF Roanoke, Va, proceed
to sell at public auction. to the highcet bidder,
A certain lot OF land with frame dwelling
thereon in tho city OF Roanoke, Va, beginning
Mt point on Salem avenue 80 feet east of
street. thence with Sa,cm avenue 25 fcet to a
point and running back between parallel lines
ZIG fcet more or Ices, being the northwest section
OF lot 10, section 20, OF +. Rorer's map.
TERMS: Cash to past due notes interest
costs of this sale, including trustees commits
sion of per cent; balance, II any, payable In
one and two years with Interest from day of sale
" tde. y. w. JAMESON Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-22

huSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE DEED
OF trust dated the 18th day OF April, 1898, and
recorded In the clerks Office OF the HustInps
Court OF the city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book
90, page ~, In which &. ii. Berlin convened to
thc undersigned certain real estate In city OF
RonnoSc Va, In truat to secure TO tho Roanoke
bulldlny Company the payment OF the sum of
$40, evidenced by notes therein set out; and
oclaut having been made In the pay ment OF part
OF SAID he0t and being requested by the holder of
enid notes so to do, / shall, ON SATURDAY,
ArKIL y, 1884, AT 10 O'CLOCK NJ, in front
OF the courthouse, in the city OF Roanoke Va
proceed 10 sell at public auction, to the highest
to-wlt: N "'ou
:, a certain lot OF land, beginning at a point on
inc cast eide OF ercrson street i0J feet north OF
marion street, thence south 50 degrees 80 minutes
Gust i45 feet to point, thence north degrees 30
minutes cast gu feet to point thence north SO
ucgrees ~ minutes west 145 feet to Jefferson
street, thence with Jefferson street south de
greee ~ minutes west so feet to the beginning
DelnG lot No. z, as shown by plan OF PROPERTY OF
the Roanoke Building Company
TERMS: Cash as to past due notes and interest
amounting to about 500, and costs OF sale in.
cluling trustees commission OF per cent, the
sum OF $3.50, payable in monthly payments of
SlO per month, beginning on the 18th day OF MAY
loS4, ana continuing to fall due on 18th OF each
month thereafter for "a consecutive months with
interest ON each OF said payments from the 18th
OF april. l@,3 until pad s5l5 payable on the 18th
my OF Apiii, lSJG, with interest from April 49,
los3, ana balance, II any, payable in one and two
years from date OF sale with interest
% 20 III s. w. JAMESON. Trustee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July "a specan.-Af,er 4 range q cent
wheat to-day closed about where it closed yesterday
September opened 53isc. sold between ls ana "%'-'
and closed ut 53i.c inclen, OF the day which most
hnlped along the decline the selling q wheat mere
b., Toledo one cargo 10000 bushels being sold Win
more on the way. Today's receipts were ~ cars u'
estimate for Wednesday WAS 40 cars cables w.
lower There business done mere. AMI nuts
at the seaboard Wheat had n little squirt carry. N
svunathv with corn; The strength. however Va -
gone The shipments Of wheat 10 Euop f.r ne WIN
60 large almost 1.OOoOOu. The NNihNest nd" "'i
cars against 200 last year. Corn was unlei thr s.'
- the irolth The West Was buying pro''SHl'H', W.
selling shippers and the professionals h.n'''iN ,"'"
nlaving for Il reaction. September op"n'c arr 'Sl ~
l97.c Receipts 4Al the cstimat' i'f N'',"
dav was 30 cars No rain is expected i'norr'" ~. "
market VIII continue a weather one until the Hi'l,n
Lr,ker oats steady carly. nut closed s"ii'" iA
under Monday. There rrsn opening IN S'n n..N
with corn break ia wheat Later u''i'h'e 4"
Iulv dropped 4 little Hlu'iat-"'' 81 49,
0nenad a.. 2ssc sold between 2Ni and -f'ec ana .i-
A. 97i,c Receipts were lG4 oars Ne estimate -, ~
ds, VAS l2j cars Provisions were s'ehHF. WV" ~"
,icouy no nuctuation Lard AMI ribs closed NI NM ,
30 AZ an MONDAY a. the close was c'l,S "
MONDAY There 1900" hogs ihe '..ln1.a'e -.
yS.od,c.5av was 90 coo head Prices Nefe s,""ly ne
l9oarl Of Trode voted today - ari we 'o,ir
=, r.ee,a r4r.lar grain elevator room. ~ ~ o. ,'
co,o,i,y on all lie railroads ana 'N' Ore,
,n.f,a, clv after Tho tak'n created -, 'NN
, ~ - 10 oO 900 bushels This Is mo 'ai"-t ptsc g"
,ho elevator row here. ana ls an 'iN''s en- ''
u,,,.t6s ~ deliveries PENDING settlement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
At TIE PENNSYLC1NTf CH1UT1CQII L.
CHRISTIAN ENDrAvoR DELEGATES TAKE pos

CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR DELEGATES TAKE pos
SESSION OF MOUNT GRETNA.
Mount Gretna. Penn. July q lSpeclaN-The Chris
tan Erdeavorers from all over the State invited
TO attend the Chautauqua this week. All the cot
tages have changed their appearance. ard are now
decorated with the yellow and white cO,ors OF the
Christian Enieavor Society. and great many
proudly float Cleveland Convention flags. Every
body is wearing the wild daisy. symbolic Of a
Christian EndeavOrer. together with She white and
yellow ribbon. At o'clock social reception was
he'd in Chautauqua Hall. At 100 delegates
prayer meeting was conducted ny tho Rev. Dr.
George b. Stewart. DR.. stewart who IS president
OF the Chautauqua and ex-presilcnt Of the Penn
sylvania State Christian Endeavor Union. also de-
lvered the address OF welcome - tho visiting
Christian Endeavorers. The Rev. g l.. Eber'nan OF
Lancaster. responded. and Congratulated the Chan-
tauquans upon their mountain town. The rev
Charles Roads. State president. presided ut the
evening meeting. George Mcdonald. the state Soc
retary spoke upon Echoes of Cleveland and An
t!cipations Of York" Several delegates followed
with interesting tall< upon the genera subject
THE Blessedness of Convention Fellowship. The
programme OF the evening was closed by rracn'ai
talk by the Rev Wallace McMuen. OF Phi'aae-
phia His subject was For Christ"
The main lecture of the day In Ch9utauqua WORK
was by the Rev. Or. 4. +. CLAY. whose talks upon
the Oldest history Of mankind known 10 sc'ehce 70,
audiences He took up this morning ihe lesAi
writings and inscriptions of the ancient ha9y-
lonians. basng his remarks upon the lnt"Iprc'lt."
of recently discovered CuneifOrm tAhletS. ip-U''
row the main auditorium will he occupied an ga.
by the Christian l,ndeayorers. who will remain at
the ChautsUqua until Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
rryc.S D,rGHTERS IN CONTENTION.

-.,.,, .xvru. GATHERING HELD AT OCEAN
cpoyE-THorsAXDs IN ATTENDANCE
49,, c-ovo y J.. July q (speclaD.-The annual
,,,ven,io, Of the International order OF h'ns
n.,ch,srs AMI Sons was held here to-day. me
sl.sa,os ram. IN By hundreds on the regular
$50 and on speclal excursions from New-h orK'
phnadslnhia and the cities OF New-Jerse!' ~
femme was decorated in purple and flowers anu 'e
y,,gs daughters banners and great silver cross III
bo,or Of the convention. Mrs. Hannah cairns
-rssnona,ng secretary Of the order in New-Jersey'
,rasida5 q, the morning session. Mrs. Isabella
Charles Davis made the opening PRAYER aOd reai
me Scripture lesson. President F. II. Stokes DE-
y7rei the address OF welcome Mrs Margaret
srome the president of the order. was not pres
=, owing 10 the recent death Of her husband. the
Rev. Dr. Francis Bo,iome. She sent her annual H.
asss. however and It was read by Mrs. Davis 4
elegram OF sympathy and coincidence was sent from
As convention to Mrs. Botiome.
Mrs Davis then delivered a touching address on
re lie and death OF Or. Bottome. MIS- cairns
SPIKE on Home Study Work"
sAoyel Brigade, which is composed OF men VINO
shovel the coal on ocean steamers and who wear a
silver cross and a little silver shovel MIS-. ).
Simmons. Of Connecticut, read an interesting paper
% Mrs Cookman's Work Among the Seamen.
Mss j. KAN. OF New-York read paper written
BY Mrs Louise McMortOn. chairman OF the -
Christopher Chapter Of New-York. on the Work ~
caldTen on the banks Of the Hudson al Inglesi1e
Iss Clara Morehouse. who had charge of the
Kings Daughters corner in the Worlds Fair, gave
Eme Exposition Echoes"
At o'clock this afternoon a special New-Jersey
Safe meeting was held tor the election Of officers
AID the transaction Of State business Mrs Han
nah Calrnes elected State Secretary. William
I. Fink of Elizabeth. Mrs. H. Cairns and Mrs \
LHommedieu were elected a committee % draft
State constitution
A Conference OF Workers held at half-past
sssock in the Temple. Mrs. Davis led the con-
ssc'a1on service and placed the silver cross on
I've new members Mrs. :. l. Harrall. OF New
iNk gave an Interesting talk on kindergarten
sNk and Mrs. Cairns spoke on the same subject
,Otasr papers were read by Mrs. Davis, Mrs
Eessiier, Of New-York Mrs. Bradley. Of Bayonne :;
william Finck. Of Elizabeth. who gave an account
x''sgious meetings he had held the water front
!. tHaptthpOr which were attended by from
y, 2 $500 people, and Miss Kate BOND. the vice
rssdsnt Of the order
u. evening session was held in the Auditorium.
Aver service OF song, the address Of the evening
~ mace by Mrs. Isabella Charles Davis. on The
,sser o. Cooperation - Tomorrow the Epworth
tags Convention. under the auspices Of the New
;.ssy Conference Board OF Control, Will be he'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25

the right knee and 1t will probably be two months
before Mr.. Zimmermann will be able TO get about.
The accident caused by the eXcitability OF A
friend with whom the broker was driving to the
railroad station. The horse became frightened at
a big wagon that drove up behind him, and started
10 run He would probably have been brought
under control soon II Mr.. Iimmermann's companion
had not in excess Of fright seized hold Of one Of
the reins. causing the horse To swerve and upset
the carriage. Mr.. Zimmerman broke his leg, bu;
his friend escaped without serious injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
The DAY AT CHAUTACQUA.

l''IrREs BY PROFESSORS MOULTON. HOOPER
AND HERvEY-A NEW HALL. TO BE BUILT.
,ual'auqua. y. Y. July "a (SpeciaD-Those who
.Niea 70 hear Professor Mou.ton's address this az
nn'0a' but were unable TO get seats in the large
"a o. Philosophy, often called the Hall In the
o'''e app,auded vigorously an announcement
a. --' " Bishop John II. Vincent that friend OF
eAaasOQla had made an offer. which had been ac-
=, 80 shtow and build hall just double the SIZE
vac p'essn, one. The new Hall OF Philosophy VIII
.eA'y 'o' use next year
.s second q Professor Mou,on's series OF lect-
80, ZOE Stories as a Mode Of Thinking" was given
80 ne theme being "Shakespeare's Henry ';
On The Subject OF an Hero!cal Soul The
~ STYLED Henry the Fifth" the masterpiece
- 'aakespeare's masterpieces. This drama. pre-
- Story IN five dramatic acts. was anaiyzel
,.s Ns lecture hour. Henry. II was asserted
h., snakespeares ideal hero. His age con-
4, ,'h'nS higher than war as field for nero
"a .s here was the IDEAL formation OF pur-
s- ne stages Of de.lberat,on decision and pas
a, a' came distractions. bringing the perfect
d -. Nationa, hero In contact with the supreme
In As' individual friendship and the Nation
. ssL..eenlraiion In the moment Of action. but IN
ss IL c me turning point and signs OF trouo;ei
TIN NJ ,S.1ss, IN wnich the hero soul fee.b the
Il r,ae,ioi eed doubt ana memories Of sin: 1nai.y,
lr ,,S ~ from The strain. and the fruits Of vic
xos,os .ne council Of peace and ,ove. Professor
raon II ave scenes from the various acts. IN Illus
ss.ynen; '"e eVer-varyng phases Of the heroic ue-
pa NM. Of Menta. Blindness" was tho subject
s.szy In I, PROFESSOR Hervey. OF New-Yo spoke
gnsr was an address 70 teachers from the point
W ovs psychologist and deaf with the neces-
I'VE a, eSSominS the mental blindness OF the young
seoasi,on e necessity .. The teacher avoiding such
ia nj ss,vsning an address on geology was given
rrtesxr r,lons OF the glaciers OF the APPS, by
,Krhm rankin ". Hooper Of Brooklyn.
ss;snssn a. sherwood. the pianist, and Bernhard
q Musical me vo.inist. gave the frs, OF their series
sssaabsr a., taTelts.s 'o-day In the Arcade Building
ht Rsv '' 9 o. the selections were taken
ssad to ,pSLIsm l.. HYDE. OF jamestown. has pre-
~''oscal .IbrarrvD. iese Of LIBERIA Arts valuable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
WFST SHORE R.R,

TIAns West =. IT. ti.t.Da. sea ! H..
low. a.d - minutes earlier fien bot ffaHftn &C..
$40 a. VI. 4fA-J L,e-. to hIHal. aIseytns car.
S.w-iofs &c b..,ms."e. SUNDAYS en.) cal" b. o-e--
30 i. VI. Daily .ocAl TO Albany. f.t ca'sSl A.sn.
ians anI sai.t. ga Iai..T cAf - Alt4gJ. .lniA,'
Di5 \. VI. Daily fr A!tany rrcs. s5ia,n'.. R9.h,.
fer. nlca... >ts"ta f~.s. hrir'i' 'hi'as,. except
A. II 90 4 Vi. Uaay erccpt sunday. no. I...u.,li.
AID Ca'skl Mountain. Nv faitz l."es u .uorH ani
Ninnewa,k.. Ias... g. .frtll. aaG SEQ I..tE
= ~, 4. VI. I-4.j exccY sunday, Catshl houn
'4ins. Iaf4 l.,ars u bona 4.l - MANA AZ
lar, sara. "a ,Al.ee.i I.E- G~l'g-. llf..f Dar1 -
N.9lia.A.. ssfat - and Cadnet. ,,.... s.., -.
1si.h... An4l ans. lafi.f az ~f." .. =,
g. 10 l.. ". Dab eas'g. .1i3 O. 'a'sstl h'un.
tlrs 49, Ia..t. I.ascs & hoax ar- 81 ntev ska. Al
l.rg. -.fa'.r4 'Is.99 cas- A.'...r. '' H.t'it AL
G. 400 T.. ". Day. ess-p' saaa,,. 'sr Albany.
Csc I..rrcf'e,. L+0aiD. NsglfA .'tt Toronto. De-
,-.'. o.e Gland thiclgl afi .. LOUIS.
a. 40 a. VI InLy. sAc~ft ~sHtas. ~ N~wturr. Al
Jay, ,alaioxa and NJ ,n're,1 Far.r '4f - Rag
745 l.. ~ Dali, .ro.p, sunday ~ rnc' S.rscu"
H0rn.sier huna.D Carries Sleeping car IA'ssnEr''
so T. N. DsLv f.. Albany UIra syra-ur- Hoche'
- luna, Saeara fais Toronto. Detroit. 'lets-
i.nI ~. ngo and - Louis
IL q las lf..kl}n ~ Annex. AloOo. 30 a.
4. m . 90 > Jeis,y ciiS. J. X station. 40 90
~ ucSeis ,mc tables. gsfo- and 'i'spins ae
w A.. ., s'l'ilrS Time tables a. I-rc pal hotels
- o,r.r lnflrrrafl.l adi-e-s
~ e r LAMBERT. Genere. Passenger Agent.
8 Vand.rhn,av~. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25

-, ,,,, .. cotton DOLL n'liins n 10. low
(tdnDg ti.c' god ordinary. d3lG net ana gross 10
rcir.s 20 lales stock. TGi2 bale. ,,.,, la.
l,oi" INV "a cotton nominal miA-lins. .. 'lN
mi,dlng Gp-iGc. good ordinary. 80. n'i ara - i
ni,,s Zoe exports coast~isc. 40 bales sales ~ '''
STOCK T545 bales - ... ,.,,,- o.. .,u ,r.sIilnr.
- 49, ,r,lirr &C. grHd ordinary 90. ne t''
-ss re-er,. - bales. sales 10 bale @'o '''l ~,
49, >. o-ins,s lulv .g-'0-i0n quiet FFH iii'''uR
ISr, miiiling GA.c. low midtline &C. so.- "',..,
go 90, ard rr1.- receipts 80 tri'r ~. RS ~
sO bales c,asiwise 100 bales. sal's ~ "~'''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
Railroads..
D pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

s.AroNs foo. q Dss0rossss ana ToT'a s Streets
1000 NJ rc5YsfLTESfh I%ITEs ~F Ss,id.Iss
f 7; NJ SSS9S% ~ o n r eT1
r. and cnic%so ""a arriVe 9ncnna; 1850 4. NJ. 81
800 5spi r @s 1 M faeiSst'
Il e Z s sdfIwTsTisRJ Hsl Aiy
sespnF ana Dining Car, 10 GncnnS @pa o IS ~
500 '9 e. A. p n isfG'd RiRRH Sleeping
~i - ri,,sbafr connects Tor chicago daily. and
iEfiras re fs i'g' s1"[ssSHn THE souT
l. 80 200 'ni@ d4mlcd Dining DH, al raTor anG
Dining Cnrs,. 80. : Dining Car 90" = NJ ia
night SUNDAY. $50 600 \. NJ 3.2o nonsr',s,n PA,
G,-, 800 : M i2:i" nieht
@a" r, 1DS n .rN N.w on s
100 -T' ,1 TO 9na ONO railway
FOR oD ioNTF c cG nhf sBa xonroLX
si%ssRs. 's'P,'M der? ~ "o'~"a'', "'a r s..n. =,
Tsmp. Jacksonyille: ana Charleston ''o' P NJ daily
FOX ATLANTIC CITY $50 p N. week DAYS. with
~ t CHfr MHT ii:co A. g. 100 and 2:io p. NJ week
rcf Long Rranes Asnu-y FAX Grove s9G Point n
,sa,graays Sno. gro aic A." 20 no. iTd '%o
DO stop al Ash, ry Park and ocean Grove on sun
FOR rulLADHIrMIA -
1oo l. i s r. n l2ao sn5 S1S rtpr 40
80 30 o L,,m.i I;. 10 A. NJ T. 40 D. D. 80
T'o; Gc 80 H"s iaa %, ,oc ,a2a lia
way Asicr ou'c and ~, - n'T I,, 60 81. os
Ilroadwav ana Hoo,lrn Annex station foot - Fulton
transfer COMPANY viii call Tor ana ch"k baggage from
h.,'l. ana i".,i""ccs through TO d"''na,"n ,.oo,>
G.n.rli Manager Genera. la'fr NT'ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRICES 500 second
bnnc wood AID IRON working machines,
Pun, Eusrante.d, machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 80 Nasi-
son-st
AT LITTLE's TOOL sToRE. 81 Fulton.
a.. Nsw-York. workshop machinery foC,
rower), list free. wOod-cafNins tools. sfoll
saws designs and fancy woods. inoubaton
ANA hrooders In operation.
ATTENTION sewing machines ~ all
kinds. new f2i good second hand. $40
cnsh or credit; ekchang" rented ~
EAt SCI'S. ? lai Jd-sse. llsth-st
pIGYCfE o1ircher pneumatic tire. -
IN. latest Remington type. In iirsi-'ln-r
condition. owner Nill s"ll cheap. ,hll
evenings or address ALBERT LASsNEh.
.u East asih 1t
EIcYCI.E Brand now. $3.50. "sunol..
nigh frame. ~ pounds. dunlop d~iAch
abe pn"unatics. combination prda's an
tools repair XII. he'll. ts7 -. liza Pow
sr--st. brpkin.
uicYcT.Es q, prices never before heard
a. ready cash wanted. tell your friends
new pn-u Ral'ighs. so. regular price.
$50 Cresccnt- $40 Junos. SO. Liheriys.
Slp. 100 second hand wheels AT great bar
broadway
HlrYCT.E BARGAINS 20 per cent under
cost. the quantity md f?oi cash dld 49,.
geni. Scorch~rs. SIS. pnen tired ladies'
81 grrts Westerns. <ir pneu. tired ladies'
or gents Enlrighs. $50. second hand Ia
dies ~ gents. ali makes. ~ Nictors. Co
lumbia~ TIarfnrds. etc. $50 up. HERALD
80. ,has.msnn ia NGs.au--i.. near 4.
q. The original spot cash house,
JuGYCLEg closing Al cost. about twenty
high grade pn.umntics ~ and 20 pounds.
$50 and t,5 absolutely new. iJ5's IeNing-
io~-hv-. near iiih-st
DESKS.--A four FOOT polished oak roiltop
desk for so. s-foot high roll solid OAK
desk .0r t3s the biggest bargains In Sew
York EMPIRE DESK CO. 400 Bway.
FURNITURE 81 nycrocm fiat must he
sold at once. the Nat - let NJ 500 Amf'"r-
dam.aVe. top floor. north side.
GREAT SAChIFICE. selling out. for this
week only. beautiful gold chalrh. only
s. 20 reduced from 81. warranted Fr.'"ch
leaf. GOLD GUAR MANrFACTVRERS
80 Muria,r,
PTASO Elegant upright. high grade.
brilliant tone and s"ven-year guarantee"
a gieni barEnin. must be so.d. IN want
Of money. 33l East 00ihst.
eAFEs.-Cheap for casr: ciosing out stock
on hand of National snfes at less
than COS, OF manufacture. D. VI. uHoss.
tca broadway
TEAS ohlack elegant 3 10 81 - de-
iivered H. c. DERISGER. Posto'1ce.
New-YorL
ApvEETIsEMENTs AND sUBscRiP-
TONS FOB THE NEW-yONK TNIH.
UNE WILL pE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE No. i.242 PicDfway.
~ 49, north ~ Thirty-nrst-st