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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-02-01
ASSlGNEE'S SALE.
REAL ESTATE.
Gaze No. 5709.

o. N. SANS, Assignee &c,
v6. , Gaze No 5709.
CHARLES M. MARSHA, ct al.
In pursuance of an order issued from the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
county of Highland and State of Ohio, made
at the November tenn there of. A. D.. 1898, and
to me directed. will offer for sale at public
auction at the door of the Court House, in the
town of Hiilsboro, O., on
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RSIxIxlSISE
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Better
Than
Pills

Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder
to be taken dry or made intoa tea.
The King of Liver Medicines.
al have used your Simmons Liver Regu-
Iator and can conscientiously say 1t Is the
king of all liver medicines, I consider 1t a
medicine chest in itself.-GEo. w. JACK
SON, Tacoma, Washington.
ArEvERY PACKAGEa
Has the z Stamp in red ON wrapper.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
REAL ESTATE.

VIM. A. Blair, It al, vs. G. P. Sanders, ct al,
Highland County Court of Common Pleas
Case No. 5770
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10 HoRsE OWNERS.

DlAMnc New ST. so; ORGANS "a stops $50. Catlog
IIHNUS FREE. Daniel Beatty, ,Washington.N J
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sHERlFF'S SALE.
REAL ESTATE.

VIM. q. West, ct al, vs.. James Johnson, ct al.
Highland County Court Of Common Pleas.
Case No. $3.50.
ORDER OF SALE IN PARTITION.
In pursuance Of an order issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
county OF Highland, and State Of Ohio, mad,
at the November term thereof, A. d. 1893, and
to me directed. will offer for sale at public
auction on the premises two (2) miles north
west of Willettsvile, O., on
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William Weibly vs. Elizabeth Crosen, ct al
Highland Court Of Common Pleas. Case
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NJ. V. Williamson, Administrator, &C., vs. John
L. Walker, ct al. Highland Court Of Common
Pleas. Case No. 5769.
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r. NJ. Dittey, Receiver, &c. vs. O. M. Overman
Highland County Uourt Of Common Pleas.
Case No. 6742
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
HE GIVES JUDGE COWIyG THE SHIVERS.

WILLIAM LANE o'NEIL. is A PERSONA NON GRATA
IN THAT COURT
"I request not to be gouged out Of trial In this
ease" loudly declared William Lane ONeil the law
yer before Judge Cowing. In Part III IN the General
Sessions yesterday morning. The case was mat or
1he People against Iemuel b. Smith. general man
ager in this city for the Tropical Cocoanut Company
of Boston Smith is charged with grand larceny In
appropriating TO his own check for $Z2S sent
10 him from Boston. He was Indicted nearly a
month ago, and Mr. O'Nel has several times de-
manded trial, but Colonel Townsend. for the Poo
pie. has not been ready
Judge Cowng started as Mr.. O'Nel continued ex-
cedly: MY client is in state OF great mental dis
turbance on account OF this delay"
You're in a state OF mental disturbance yourself.
remarked Judge Cowing mildly
IF this case does not 20 on-thls case has
bean six times on the calendar" continued Mr.
CNeil. when Judge Cowing interrupted him with:
''The Court is not deaf Just keep quiet and speak
3n a lower tone. ,.
Judge Cowing learned from Colonel Townsend that
the People had five witnesses to get The defence
II hate TO try a case where the counsel has a
temperament so different from mine" said Judge
CowIng "When YOU come into court you-well. you
give me a shver all over Now. l 40 not propose 70
try this case to-day l wish some other Judge would
try st. would be awfully glad II could get 1t on
my hands. You see, you are so hysterlcai.
"Oh. no." roared Mr.. ONeil I'm only IN ear
nest" ..-. ,,..ooo,,o.
1--WE Just come from another court 10 TINS cOurt
in this case, and it's been six times on the calen1ar
''You probably sent here for the same reason
that would like to send you somewhere else said
Il protest" said Lawyer O'Neil in faint voice.
ENTER your protest" said Judge Cowing Next
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
ATTRA CTIOYS or THE ANIMAL SHOW.

The marvellous exhibition given by the aggrega-
tlon Of trained wild animals In the new Hagenbeck
Arena at Manhattan Beach IS already attracting
large audiences al every performance. Yesterday
the company began the second week OF it's summer
engagement. Among the thrilling features are the
performance OF the loness Princess Helena. which
rides the horse Columbus, and is trained by p.
Penje: Professor Dariings daring exhibition with
five Nubian lions, and Heinrich Mehrman's group
of seventeen animals from al parts OF the globe in
cludng Hons tigers ieopards bears and boarhounds
which perform some remarkably cever feats me
with his funny walk Nile. Sakantola and her den
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
THE TRUSTEES WANT 4 NEW SCHOOL.
THEY COMPLAIN THAT THE ACCOMMODATION
FOR PRIMARY PUPILS IN THE SECOND
WARD ARE INADEQUATE.


The Board OF Trustees OF Primary School No.
a. Pearl-st. near Beekman-st, believe that the
city is not giving the district In which the scholars
1--WE amp.e accommodations, and AFTER much
complaint on the subject united In petition 10 the
Board OF School Commissioners. This petition was
forwarded on June 49, In II the defects OF the
present school building are explained and new
site Is asked for THE school Is unit for school
purposes" the trustees maintain. ION account OF
the elevated railroad. as much noise. dust and bad
gases arise therefrom Al. this is detrimental 10
the school chidren-the noise affects their nearing
and draws their minds away from their studies.
The document IS signed by al the trusees-H. NJ.
Gesche.d W. f. Conklin Samuel Hammond w
j. Smith and Charles F. Naethng.
Mr. Gescheidt when at his office No 80
Park Row. said: This ward pays more taxes than
most wards in the city. and 1t seems unjust that
we should have the very worst school accommoda-
tons The front rooms Of our sch9o he n are Sps
trains and IT is impossible TO have either teachers
scholars comfortable in a pace where 'here 10
Charles F. Naething, No llS Fulton-st IN speak
Ing OF the defects of the school, said: Noi ohy
are we troubled by the noise of the railroad. put
in case Of fire panic there would be great dan,
ger because Of The defective sarwayS @ NnsSsted
recognize the fast and keep theF cRdren s65aos y
to take a different view of the affair lie sald al
SGns Ss Hce ne% N% schoO % n hs Second War primary
school No. r. in Oak-st.. has four or FIVE vacant
rooms. in which the Second Ward children c"u.d
be taken care Of, and Grammar Schoo, No; !, IL
Vandewater-st.. only two blocks off. coud aso aC-
commodate some. The fact is Mr.. Jasper addei
"the school In question is gradually fading away
The attendance records were consulted, ana II
was found that in 1883 the average attendance vas
123: in 1885 II eighty-two; in 1889 II was hty-
six and In 1898 II had shrunken TO fOrty-nine.
Now" said Mr.. Jasper. "for these foriy-nine
children we had to provide a principal at a SaAry
Of $l,lO) two teachers at s612 and $Si suosulu'e
teacher. who received 81 - day, and lanlior
a, abou, 500 year The fast Is, the demand , ,2r
schools Is growing less IN that part of the CITY
and School No. "a. Grammar school No and Fri
mary school No. Il should be closed. and one
instead" -.
Superintendent Jasper says II the trustees OF NO
"a Will make a house-to-house canvass. and snow
that The rooms in No. "a are inadequate TO accom-
modate the pupils who should attend. he VIII favor
a new school.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
n, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y.

Trains leave foot OF 42dst follows Is minutes
earlier Frankn-st =, ,.- ,,...,. ., ,,,.
newsska ana waikiki Valley stations. Middletown
Falsburg Liberty Caroondae
Scranton Walton. Delhi sidney New-Berlin Norwich
ou'n oe adaily1 for West Cornwall. Middleown.
pioomngburg Wurstboro Elenvile, Moniaindsie Falls
huyg Wirleyvllle Liberty Falls. Liberty. White Lake.
i.li p m saturdays only Tor Middletown Blooming
hurry Wurtsboro Eenville. Mountaindale. Centrevie.
Faishurg Unrleyve Liberty Falls. Liberty. Parksvie
IiyinR~ton Manor. Rockland 49,
a.i5 n m for Lakes Mohonk and Mlnnewaska stony
Ford Miidetown. Wurshoro. Ellenvlle Mountaindlle
tcntfeyllle Failsburg Hureyvie Liberty Falls Liberty
ParksviIle Livingston Manor ~ 49,
4:3o p m. for West Cornwall, orr's Mills. Meadow
prook Campbell Hail. Stony Ford. Crystal Run. Middle
town Bloomingburg Wurstboro. Ellenyle
7:45 p m. daily for Middletown bloomngonrs rails
b,rg liberty Livingston Manor Walton. sidney Nor
wicR Oneida Fulton, Osweso. Niagara Fails and points
west pullman Sleeping Cars. Free reclining chair car
10 Chicago without change.
Tickets Pullman Drawing Room seats at 81 Broad
way New York g ANDERSON
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
Hew pnbl,ratons.
vTAINTOR'S GUIDE-BOOKS.
Describe all Towns stations and Resorts the Routes
ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND wOoD-cUTs.
For sale at bookstores and newss;anls
Price. 25 cents each

HUDSON RIVER ROUTE-New-York 10 West Point.
Ca,sk Mountains Albany. Troy Saratoga Springs. Lake
George Champain Adrondacks. Montreal and Que
bee Hudson River steamers. Contains special maps
Of Catskll and Adirondack Mountains
SARATOGA ILLUSTRATED Guile to sAra,osa
springs with maps and Wood-cuts.
SEASIDE RESORTS on the Auanuc Coast, Maine to
Florida.
NORTHERN RESORTS.-Bos'0n 90 the White " IN
,ans. Lake h~rnphremagog. Green Mountains. Lake
Champlain. Ogdensburg. Montreal and quebec.
PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGIONS -New-Yofk ard
Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem Delaware Water Gap.
Mauch Chunk Scranton. Harrisburg Hnd wilamspor'.
ERIE RAILWAY OUTE.-Ncw-Yo to ithaca. Wat
kins Gen Rochester Dunkirk. Buffalo Chauauqua Lake
and Niagara Falls Via Erie Railway and branches.
NETWORK TO SARATOGA. BUFFALO. CHAUTAU-
QUA LAKE. NIAGARA FALLS AID THOUSAND
IsLANDs-Via New-York Central r. Il. and L. ". and
0 4. 4.
NEWPORT ROUTE-New-York 70 Boston. via New
port Fall River. With descriptions Of Newport and
Narragansett Bay.
CONNECTICUT RIVER ROUTE.-New-York to the
White Mountains via y. Y. and " II. and Conn River
r. Il.
NEw-YORK TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE
AND wAsHINGTON.-With full description OF Wash
ngton.
CITY OF NEW YORK.-Containng descriptions ot the
Public Buildings Lists Of Hotels Places q Amusement
Libraries &C. Directory Travellers Directory and
a Map Of New-York. &c.
Price by mall % each.
TAINTOR BROTHERS. Publishers,
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
BALTIMORE & OHIO II. IL

Fasl EAPaess, IIaIIS LII, A1iO CINCINNATI
SALrinSNf ST. LOUIS AND ALL FONTS i, wESII 4SIINs
PULLMAN CAR sERyIS,,E ,,ety VS 81, Atl dally For CHI;
co esye S and dOI ist FSr qISirs B
M HSS sdo 'I'I M For WAsHNGToN Ii M sun
On 80 a N. Dining fsR pinns &C Car 81 = a,ss, ~ AZ
trains , run daily Except 800 M IEESwT,SSRhEHSs For SIRhhIEHSs
Roanoke Br stol and Chattanooga. through fu'''-"
n$ Car cs SUo "a as AIS. ii4o 81 E. is,a,ion
400 Grand-,t.. y. Y; s+t Fu,'cI-S.' D'''
Eew-York Transfer Co. will call ,o- sno s"'~
from hotel or residence to destination.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

a, bos constrctors and trained doves; Slenor Barr
with TWO monster Siberian bears; Miss Berg, with
her elephant. Topsy; two handsome snet.and pores
tons . .o,.
New features Will be added from week 10 Week
direct from Carl Hagenbeck's headquarters az ram
burg Yesterday. for the first time iree eKnioi, ii
ton was given in the cage In the pavilion ad) ohihs
the arena by Professor Savada and four monster
Nub.an lions These beasts OF the jungle were put
through various tricks by their trainer Ihese eN-
hbi;ions Will be given three times day Tor hiteeh
minutes before each performance.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

BUSINESS AT The fI7NOIIE'-'
The real-estate auction market is fast Approaching
,ovy-vatcr mark Each day brings less properly ''o
the market The only sales advertised ror TINS "eN
are under court orders and will have siight bearing
on the general market Yesterday oAiy one aucuo"
sale was held. Thomas A. McGowan o''eIeu u"-e
MT, ~ IA I,,s, Flr,v-six th-st., q threestory
etone-f-,nt dwelling lot 19x10o5 The property was
offered by order Of the Supreme Court in SUIT oy
Thomas A. Mclaughlin against Eugene J. C'a'Ae
and Elizabeth J. Clarke The p,alniif was the ouyer
f,r 10
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
"OCray PARTIES" FOR THE POOR.

The first ocean party" this season OF the New
York Association for Improving the Condition OF
the Poor was given yesterday on one OF the IRON
steamboats, a large number OF poor persons mace
the trip TO West Coney Island. where they were
entertained al the associations Peoples Seaslle
Home They returned TO the city by boa; last
night. much refreshed from their outing; These *;
cirslons Will be given on Monday. Wednesday ana
Friday Of each week Parties composed exclusively
Of colored people Will be made up from time 10 time;
Al the Peoples Seaside Home. ail.ng and crippled
children are kept for periods OF three weeks each
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

In Eject Mny 18th. 1854. IS''' S'res'a
1S 1So A. NJ FAST PnSNSF7HHs ESFF1s car E IFES.eg
Drawing and state Room, Sleeping Dining smoRaasa sne%as
isSa and s g. c1 Cincinnati AS' ss S'sso M
apSl; & Nj ia5s spa ,G0 T9ledS d2 4 sr NJ o,,,s
Pullman Sleeping and Dining cars to st. LOUIS Ess.
yfe and Chicago Arrive CINCINNATI 1880 A. NJ 81
600 SS'i p. " " wEsTER2F 'ExPREss-puman sl..,,,
and DnnF g Gprs ,G c4fssS bssSo 3nf GevSs1d
7:45 p. VI. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS ~Pulm.,
SRs 1nd R%ns Cars M to naS5s apS 6 S Y
$50 LOUIS o. A pMcifS n isGSnd %I5RRs
Car to Pittsburg. Connects for Chicago daily and
sna ffSr o1'ds S6 THE SOUTH
$. $50 900 1910 G.imed Dining Can. II A NJ, 2io
e sS bnnE a o ar2r M ? isd pnni
sunday; $50 900 A. ~ S;2o lcongressional Limited
4iao "P p. MIRcSmond and DanylIe Express. daily
night daily sssPsrs 70 Atlanta ard Jacks2nyiiIs 2
FOR 6D 7sSR@F coMPoRT ana NORFOLK vi. Cana
ssTss sceper soP'e daily w. ana with Through
ATLANTIC COAST LINE 900 A. n daily. daily sisepen to
FOX ora, 'ATL8NTIc CITY $50 P. NJ. weekdays. with
ron, CAPE MAY 100 & p NJ. NJ wess,days cs.ia d..
Fsi' p e. %ees-days iS s. SUNDAYS ~ S5 n So O
not stop f;oGdR,y FoR fa TX SsslR on s'Hda
TDS Il 20 % ~ 1ao 2 $50 ao go 90 10 P'5' g. S
p. NJ. i2:i5 night. Sundays Express. 6;i5 $50
P'S m no i2i5 i5',IlR night. 10 A. NJ = '' D. 49,
Ticke; odicss 80. ssa sss ilss lls and 2si Broad
Desbrosses and C0Ttlandt Streets Court Street $50
Sn foot of % BSRn A9neJ .S.:, S
The The Nev.York Transfer Company will call for ana
check baggage from hotels and residences through to
Is s. n PREyosT. J. R; WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

,,t ~, mn. g. ., riirolo.h y NJ -he- TTth-
ii, ., a - Amsfe-iam- ave demand
M ~ a.. - = I Nlsd..brI.k sfh ave :
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rl.r'i Xi-gIrl. AMI sr.,h.r Q, simon = Flnu-
- 97., 49,, Z N.,r. ............
,.,...,- r-,,,s. -, -ri.le ,;uor,n,.s ana Trust
a.. 90, - ave 4 ,e1-s ...............
Foster fohr aud VII. O. same 5s4 $50
G-,-t =. ,..r- ................
C.,e. J seph mi vito 20 E!vari Dix i1t
Frn. lrrff Anthony IIfgrf1fI. ana NfN'F
rrlrsr-r ear .............. ............
d, .ffi.-r F,rrs ., T.sc,r l. I}lfteuwies.r ifj
N.tis.r.sf lrs'nlfnerfs .....-.
Jrtl.,-r Wl.f,fn ard VIE - bernard Cnlan
a-I .n.,'.- executors lSgi.sf p : iij .
il't.,rs v,ar.. ........... ............
ff,-rtg.tf f.,t fn r'rf.r Trust q npnrs = =.
r..i.i.r - 20 A q "a Z clinton 80 yea-s
Ii.gI,- Ftsln D. % ia T. Raserfhni 7sfh-
f .
ilrr.- S.mu~i. anI wife o. Tobias -iiycrs' ''ne.
HIfs.-. fll-~. p c.rn.r 'iirf - t"ar.-
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

(Anihracte coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
e. Ea:i' s'$fS'% S"'ES sar5a SiqSs
says d. E's@'sS @ IS tSo T. H. c SO 1sDi8" sun
For wlkesbarre. ,Pttston and Scranton. e:lo A NJ,
ii@ For ise Rssdas 30 at r sse SI9S9y' 10
aaa,ys o so 80 &c. 20 g. s &c. g. 2I H. nss 3
.6o 5oS s45 P a. i$:i5 night. Sundays. 100 GO
sio ! y. iio: i:sS ESQ P ~ sundays lis 4 NJ.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
r.R Es: RED S Il. IS A. ssS 'SS'h e rss
G!os. I? g. assay PARK S' Spda s' ocean
ts.sl T2r % Tns 30 BvsT % fsrgfsa b M PARK and
For Atlantic City. vineand ana Bridgeton 4so A. NJ.
30 s S r ha e. sSss 80 20 ?' p NJ sGs aasGsy' n'ss So
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE ETC.
For From Per 5 \ r. tot SSt,5 Rector @ St pn.,
Beach, seabr!sht. Monmoath Beach and Long Branch.
{: Zoo 80 NJ os suata,s g NJ S SS'fd3x 2 0n '
.o5 Es5 e P56 Asuy rT % 3eeG GeS' % aSi a
DAYS ony. $t5. 500 = NJ Sundays ceSceD, As6ary Park
r. LaSewood Toms River and Bsrnega,. 4''o A NJ
q 90 p. ". SATURDAYS on.v)
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA bAdELMoRE Nh AND wAsHiN"
ii$o !D,nHs Es5 4 n. i'so sSS, so Bur:; PARE;
night. sunday. : 80 500. ii:so Dining carr, A NJ.
1870 300 90 dining cap. p. NJ. 1915 night .
For Baltimore and Washington. week days 900 II 20
Dining CAP A NJ. 80. 800. 300. 600 Dining Cap
I NJ. l2.l5 nigh Sunia.s 300. II 81 DINING Cat
AM. 40 500 600 DINING Carr NJ. i2:i5 zishsss ss
AIS 944 / l4o. 1923 broadway. 73t oh-aye. 81 East
l+h St. 1874 East l23th ST. 2s4 West l25h ST., ?5i
columbus Az. NewYork: ! Court St. SO Fulton 81.
Brooklyn: 9S Broadway. williamsburg. The New-York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotel residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
E RE L N 6 S

Throush trans Chicago and the West ieANs 's"
York foot OF Chambels-sL, daily follO~s aHS wv
minutes earlier from " est ZJd-st p,nx.
n.lr A. M.-Nestibuled Express Tor WaNeTIy, 10.
J.lO ham,on Emira. Buffalo, Bradford and 0~'~
manca- Parlor 10 Buffalo. ., .-,- A.. CHI
3.0O 4. M.-Vesnbuie Limited Solid tram f1r ,, car
cage Cleveland and Cincinnati: DINING Car; r,ua
6.20 l.. M.-Solid train 10 Chcaso VIA Nlas'" ''
O.OV sleepers TO Buffalo and Chicago - r,.u.
S.15 4. M.-via Chautauqua Lake and Nasaf1, ,u,ais
O.to Solid train TO Chicago Sieepes W '
Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car >,o p,-,ruAN
I oCAL TINE TABLE LLCkEIs AHp AZ i,,oaSway i5S
East l25th ST. Chambers and West 23dsI ferries
York. 9s3 Fulton Brooklyn. 700 Hudson-st ss
and Jersey City Station. Erie Transfer company % %s,s
and checks baggage from hotels and res'aen0e' '" ~"
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

ADVERTISEMENTS AND Subscriptions FOR
n THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
cEIvEp At THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No, ;2i2 Broad
TISEMENTs at the following Branch Orlccs 25i
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III Fourth-ave., Fourteenh-s: 100 Third ave.
corner Forty -seventh-tL; lo26 Thrdave. near sixty
nrst-rt Tos 100 West Forty second St 1902
Colurnbus-ave: 80 Avenue A. 1923 Thrd:hve: 90 West
Fourteenth St 2oI West Fory-srcondst: 0ot Thrd-ave
33s Thirda 205l Thirdave. between One-hundred
nd.tweifth and One-hundred-a and thirteenth SITS.
At IN. HARLEM OFFICES. isO East One hundred and
tveatynfih-st 2t3 West Onehundred and twenty Nth
st. and 800 West hundred dforty nfthst. TO
D. m. n regular on1ce rates
In Brooklyn. at SO Courtst.: sos DeKalb-ave; I2G0
Bedford-a up TO y. m. at regular once rates
European Branch FOR Advertisements only. u.s. Fleet
Street, E. c.. London England.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Go,d-s,. Nos 20 and 42 william II Good 10 jose
s5md Pnipe p4oPer'y: Dq@tye Henry Dooe william
e, oi'od % man lands .of Nicholas Romayne. 9Th
Ward Morris Bernger and wife to Robert BeF-
uan.s5mciy.: linssT No 5o Mori,r ienscr and wife
Madson,st. ons No iiG Joseph Butenwiefer and a. =
ws,"rs %iiT sI M a as2 Simon Fannery and wife to
2aI1 MF"i2 %o s5'! ses Mn s ioSn shcrwooa ana
other 70 George Hamilton
Lsfqs'GP2Yn I2 s. % % ,pn f. Q; 4oA.o
5,havc 4,e # of 8,h.s' oHl,eT 29H%; N'ou 1920
3lsi.s, s. 2I2G Z, ot 7,h,ave sS.,a,1 lssms'' 42
23d,s ST. 40 3oS East; Martha II Sherwood ct al %
a55's @r2[F' 50 'Io5. so5 East benjamin Barcr jr to
George i9miton. 49,, 'tiomcyer and
S'a %ifs IT, ct N2 al 80 ac JaNc %'iI sml,da ISHG n i
SI9s ibSla '2r Mo n f'n" and has5aSa f to John
71S,'s M,e n s. i75 r, of couinbusayc. 5oxlo2?
lane " hamilton John II Edemeyer ana
ssh sp s'' st. ~ i,G. Eugene G Potter AMI wife to
7s,@s' e5s :, ~. q 2lqY. A H.;r,l; la2Flo22 So
sisi.st I'5 # OF ad-aye. l5y irregular; sa
acO Loeb and WE -ii 70 iIeny ,T1aom and VIE
Matthew g Henry ...-....... ,,--.t,i,.o,c
'i'1 nralamu Williams and we 10 Morris alm3n
i2nh st corner = Mount MoTris-aVI, i,nnLc nrIc
la',5 @ y, H''% ae5 "~ r. ''4 of Tark-aye 5ox9'ii
,,.,s ',,'' cSrncr 5'i of Maiis"n-svr 2oxco III
erciyal Beer. TO IIenr d,,er n'T; IcsrH aai
S'in@ nn",ner il.''s io sam ..''. ,'.
is Jacob naiI, IS and VIE s5 5 rS3eaec lSlSes Matt
14ofh a. famc property. Joanna McS'rley ana
we, e,'1a9 rn ~ AVE. l',%' 2 '''r Of es,h. 3i1so
John Dunn ct al to Isabella \ Arnot and
sin.aI@. s.. 75s n ~ l2o,h s., 25Ss3 Alien
u Huycr ot ni executors "'' 70 tn''h 50 q
1o2l's'. s. loo :. Of c.lambu,,,,ayye. look
rlie ave W $ - T. g u l29h a. 2GS rr"giar
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE
WEST SHORE z. z.


Trains leave West 42d 81. Station New-York as fol-
3.3O \. VI Daily. Local to Buffalo. sleeping car,
New-lcrk 10 Bioomvile. Sundays only can be oeea-
7.3O A. VI. Daily local TO Albany Tor Ca'sk.l Noun
tains and Saratoga Parlor car ~ Albany surdsT
0I5 A. VI Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Roches::
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit chicago eAeep'
Saturday Toionto.
A.-I1.OO A. VI. Daily. except Sunday. 20 BoomvIe
ana tatskiu Mountains, New Paltz Lakes Mononk aao
Mnnewaska. Parlor cars 70 BloomyiLe and New laitL
B.-iI.35 A. VI Daily. except sunday, 70 Catslli MouH-
bany. Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George. Fag.or cars -
B,oomyile, saratoga and Caldwell.
LILO u. Vi. Saturdays only. Half Holiday Specl1! 7"
Catski.l Mountains Paror car attached. ~ 49,,
C-3fo l.. VI. Daily except sunday. q 'atsNl! NOUN
tans. New Pal,z Lakes Mohonk and MinneWasAa. Al.
Coo l.. VI. Daily. except sunday. for Albany
5I5 r. VI. Dai.y for Albany. Montreal Ntca, syra'
cuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto, ~
uoit Cleveland. Chicago AMI s. Louis .,.-. Al.
O3O +. VI. Daily. except sunday Tor Ne~ouFg AZ
bany. Saratoga and Montreal. Parlor car to King
745 r. W. Daily except Sunday for Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo Carries seeprS-car passehse''
SIS T. NJ. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roehes'
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Ce'e
land Chicago and 81. Louis. ,,, a,
A. y. {. leaves Brooklyn by Annex Alo2O bllW
a. m. C3oo m. Jersey city. T. H. X station A4o'f"'
For tickets tables parlor and seepins car 40
York and stations Time tables AZ principal hoteA
For other information address
C. L. LAMBERT. Genera: Passenger Agent
Vanderblit-ave.. New YORK