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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
THE TWENTIETH WARD BEATING CAST
ANrr-NoRTEM STATEMENT.

Coroner Keenan, called at No. No. 133 West
Thirty yesterday for the purpose OF taking the
ante norton statement of James Mcdonald. alias Nc
Dunn who was dangerously beaten on the 25th OF Janu
airy in his blacksmith shop, IN Fortiethst near Ninth
Medium was found to be so dor Gus that It was mpos
sibe to obtain from him any stat ement OF ne aair ne
that on the day in question Mcdonald whom he had dis
charged after working for hu for SNORT lne came 10
by the vest and catching his his teeth
the struggle that ensued, Medium Ie, ana Wnie
down Mcdonald struck him on the nesd "ltn q Turn,
ing hammer and again the side OF the mead Wlt
OF tongs With another blow OF the lattes ins , M
McDona struck off about three inches OF nes from INC
left arm of McDunn The latter finally got clear from
his opponent and procuring an o1er t as made
by Medium at the Jefferson Market Poes E@nr. On tne
day following the arrest OF McDona nd,on McDonad
in some unexplained manner while being taken it0" tno
Jefferson Market Prison TO the Tombs pdess 20
the person having him In charge, who ~ ~ H0''' w
add, Deputy sheriH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

Curd the counsel for tho prisoner rendered plea OF
onsIanchter in the third degree which tne t a.,
Attorney consented to receive Mr.. Justice D"' "
sentencing the prisoner, said:
.sv ron have indicted for homicide Of the degree OF %
h. ne rpd Jury have offered through your Nc
W which the Court has accepted lou hAu ~
5b ale tbs life and had been aeeonn 70
IL go wo1ld NOT today There doubt h-t he
s. .Ssvba in but that did not justify p5ttps , .ss
bis In passing sentence sha he hto I'm, must teach
90 "a he rest Of ssess portion Of this community hs oa hs
The sentence OF The Cou' '"'
Il. ~ STATE Prison for W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

ora readily scch, m0dated with all the money das.ss
and i'm some Instan,"s outside paper taken when ,
collateral proffered is OF satisfactory character Cur
rency is becoming scarce, 0N,e 10 Ight receipts ana
more liberal shipments TO Interior nOins Eastern
change was quiet aud shade easier today, seerr
than buyers being tho market owing to scarcity of
currency Between city banks saleB were generally
par. Counter rates DOminally unchanged at LILO
discount 10 par bnying. and LILO uranium sellng.
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HAYThs ddenand moderate ADD the market steady ,s @
bales at 7OGc Shipping; and 81 81 IS r retail oiA staNn
selling at CSC a 81 10 for Long and 6oo9oc for Short
HHMP-We feature note In hanis tue Business
moderate; sales ollie gold Other kisis Inactive
ITOPs-Contnued with moderate demand from bewe ~
quote sd0c for Fair 10 Good and 2G6 for Choice ana
NOTWITHSTANDING Of moderate and operations re
trade has been cousummate 10 sms psfc saes
$50 LhdS private lis bids old husoho
part khds crop 4Oe. ABd ~ Lhs DemAfa'
66c. - -
OILS-Por American Lnseed there st prevails f' demand se
prices O3Q$l o5 Tor and bh Crude fh - arr
steady aud moderately active at 8 aJd - Tor "hae an 80
Sperm Manufactured Oils Inactive Lard on quiet at S' '''
ISI 20; Menhaden Oh at 95e -
PROyISONS-rhere less doing 10 PORK to-day prices
declined but The close there is not much ossrn le
regular bbls for Old Mess; $3.50 TOT Ne Mess
delivery sles o teo New Nee ny
seller ApY active and steady sasrs ~ obs Al
sd Sir SRA sl9 fr EIta Mess Tcr Bee
ste1dy. sales OF IS S20 80 j.
Prime Mess s9f9s36 India Beef Hams strt; a
bbs S3i9SN for Western Cut Meats are quft add ~
changed sales Of 80 c Pcked Haas at ge Baos is Dbl an o
Dressed Hogs uneang quote atila4c cot Western s
5ic for Civ Lard dull aud nnehsng sales Of leo hbs aud
at si6la for No. u l9e for City; l9G2. for far
2tc. Kettle Rendered. Tor future delivery, sales of 80
seller February, al l9sc
BUrTERrhefe still prevails good de,us1d Tor Prime aud Caoi
grades Mun grades in demand and trn ong 10 TIE ~
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80 ~. . sFys7.rsl S--,-s-----sr'
THE TIERNAN HOMICIDE

George Greening, on the Goth of December
last Killed Patrick Herman in liquor store at the
OF Fortyhrstst and Tenth:ave There was difficulty
between the prisoner and the deceased arising from
less words In which the deceased gave the provocaon
Both were under the Influence OF liquor at the me and
the prisoner carried kuife III anger he stabbed tile de-
ceased IN INC breast. producing almost instant death
The Grand Jury ihaicfd m for murder Before the I'M
pinhelng OF Pcii' jury Acssis Knitting and j. ID. Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.

PcSS<s aud Ndutrodis Os,
la-20 $50 hush. Corn. 9913 bush Nhes it'
coo bush MALI bush. Grass Seed. 90 lush Braus - 20
100 bags Flour 5S7 bales Cotton 100 bbs ~
bags Corn Meal SO hbs Dat Neal 1893 bb ksaHr' ok
bbls Spirits rupenne $40 hbs Tsr $40 bh' h0.a - Irl
20 pkg beef as psg Cut Meats "a pkg Grsase 10
pkss Ashes 9i9 pigs Butter, 6 bares Cheese - MAN
ntgs Dried Pur t53 pkgs Oh Cake Gibbs Coupcr ~ @ i
I9s bhls Hgx. 20 bales Wool 9oJ hairs Hope i'' 80
lis Hides. hhia Tobacco. laI bgIrs aud esss
starch asa bag. Peauuts hbl~ Naphha Receives n "s
during the past week. before reported ~ & ba' o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

the background with tho cnchanterS wand IN NJ" naha.
would present happy WHOLE beside ooaz historically
correct. am &C
H1shig1ton Feb. 6. 1869.
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THE MARKETS.

THURSDAY. Fob. 49, 1862
AsHRSThe demand moderate and the market steady:
bbs at 81 100 SO for Pets and 90 idS rs for Pearls
COrTONThe demand has been active owing TO the hyoh
terms sellers generally showing reduction OF about
b. the close the desire TO realize less spPaot and he e
seady which 2S0s taken
SINNERS aud by exporters 5 Of the latte
In transit; Of so bales Low Mdug for March at 2Se We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

Practical ReSults-1 II found that the blocks in
creased according to their at the rate OF about 900
pounds per month
2 Three thousand pounds per block called for by
the actual pressure bottom Of the first story Of the
University. Capacity tested, 1850 pounds per block
Capacity OF blocks In third top story OF University
1900 pounds.
Average capacity Of blocks in the three stories 1866
pounds.
g. The blocks were tested between naked metallic
plates except instance In plaster bed between
the plates the plaster being Of an inch In this
4,OOO additional pounds were obtained, viz:
Instead Of 1900 pounds block OF Aug, 1863 bore in
metal bed the block OF in plaster bed (which
their true condition in buildngsl bore 1900 pounds
O. These experiments without any side supports
TO tho blocks In buildings Of l5inch wall twothrds Of
the blocks supported three Sides and third OF
them on all sides Yours, respectfully, ID. l.. EATON
RdshtuOt0u, Feb 10, 1862
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoSpos Feb is-llA mCousols oPebed st 90 er b'n md
the aeeount United States Piverweaty Loos it4 500 nj
steady. Bre Railway shares 2i. Illinois Ceu'rsls s'i
Great Western 31t 60. - ..,v.a
PARIS. Feb THE Bonrse drni Reutes II sae' q ~ :, he
Law EaPoot. Feb 1911 hIhe Cotton market opss oJ,.s.
following quotations; MadlDg upands. al@4 Asll"'s
l2dl2a Corn, 1915 quarter for Old Mifed Ncr n, a, t6
hAvKK PrlL I6--rbe Cotton market closed qnis' '"N 'S
n ~ for Tres Ordiusr on tie spot - -. Ids 81
LoSpoS, Feb l8-l p m.-Uniel States tMels
s,ocls steady Illinois 96 Aante and Great Nes'stp,
LiyFRPooL Feb Isl D. rroVsons DAFT iaH"" 80 ,sl tie
LoNDoN Feb. la-4:31 m.-Cossols close 81 W 90 lIlsA
account United S2)s. Z. Soess slsai'' he -i
90! Sugar h4I and unchanged &C d
LIykRPOoI. Feh. Si:;n m-lbe t"',on 80 %
the foowiny ouo,tous; Mding Up.nds llst N'" az
pad sales OF lac DAY. 6e0 bales Wheat ia pes ''
fpraa White 90, ., s...f,,l Wtu~
ANrwssP Feb 8Peoeum, -! sues log H-n v. -, Cai.s,i
UIyRE Feb l8Ihe following are the eo'ils is -, GAecs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

COPFERThe auction sale OF Rio was favorable neay OF qae 20
being paid lon but Of tbs zoo ogs oHd m we're
withdrawn selling at l5Gbtc god duty paid aver
age 81 bond At private sale good business took place
prices ncung 5 bags Santos er Active 3' do er urrt
1851 Fds and 900 do south America private terus
Flour AND MRAL-Under less favorable from Europe de-
cline gold exchange the market Tor Western and state Flour
loWer aud active closing most grades the
are 800 Dbl. California Flour ededy more active nd prices are
arm sales Csasn Flour Is inactive Southern tou
dali the med grades which are unsettled al Tue ese
without change; sars $50 oo Rye fes das
If 100 bb Corr Meal heavy aud dui sales
Nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
Ami the following Dor Rallroad bonds

Money opened active at per cent, with large bust
ness done coin interest There was an active demand
to turn stocks for 1890 days at from 10 TO IS per cent
interest The present activity is caused by the large
amount OF currency South TO buy cotton which
yet does not begin returned here Great discrim
inaton "a shown by capitalists 10 whom they lend aud
largo margins are expected In all AT the close Of
business hours money easier, and offered at
rency interest.
Sterling Exchange hrmer on the decline In gold
leading bankers declined 90 draw at less ratio than
at 100 for 60 day bills. The rate was lOskdiO9
The transactions at the office OF the Assistant Treas
urer werc Receipts for customs, s5590oo; for gold
notes. $4,000 total receipts s9s5OO 49, total payments
t65OSOi So; balance, ss0,i7i,21S 81.
In freghts to Liverpool 80 OF Logwood at e0 and
by steamer, u.s. bush Wheat at ST.
The Buffalo Commercial says that parties in the interest
OF the Erie Railway Company have purchased all the pro
peers recently owned by T. ID. Dole Co, as well as
those formerly run by the Erie Company; that during
the coming navigation 81 propelers will run in
connection with that road for securing business from the
West through tho Lakes Lines Of propellers will DO or
ganzed to run between Buffalo, Cleveland, sandusky
Toledo aud Detroit we'll as between Buffalo and Lake
Michigan ports Mr. g. D. Caldwell is TO be general man
niger the company which has organized under tho
title Of the " Union Steamboat Company"
Work has been resumed upon the West Shore Railroad
and the Company have contracted for the completion OF
tho section between Jersey city and Fort Lee by June
Two and quarter miles OF the grading is finished from
the former point mile OF grading has also been com
pleted between Fort and Permont and piles have
been driven for the track near Nyack.
AThe Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
pany Of Pennsylvania have purchased tho Morris aud
Essex Railroad and have obtained perpetual lease OF
tho Oswego and Syracuse Railroad thus forming an In
aud direct route by rail from the seaboard to
Lake ontario
rho Michigan Southern Railroad earned for the second
week In February
1862 se6 9OS $Tl5O Increase oSS
The Milwaukee st. Paul Railroad Co received during
tho second week In February;
1902 400 zoo lS6S..,... ti366i Increase $2'OJJ
The chicago Republican OF Tuesday says:
The supply OF l0anabe funds continues fair, and the
market Is WORKING comfortably easy though firm AT 10
cent \ uunum. All bWrp%er. Who rank - hFS'e iASs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

There are now 43 theaters in Paris, 20 public
halls, aud 33 eajtSc0nce-is.
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noursrir MARKETS

r,,r,,n,p An lq-loItoa ytry dlli hitnt tFAN onr,
%. ranr H. mod teuspd AMI unchanged VIE" ''' mite
VALLEY Red sgao6+2A Cern opeugi ti ~ "a >" '', "a
enta, IlT he ,54r hrn 10 i3@stc r.. 49,. Cl-si
I'll to Mess Pork $J 90 lseoh 6na I'm DID, S ri ., sle
Sies 10, dl8,c' Shonler' ~ gl'S As' a. ,,nG.s es'
,rca No O"csctlca Buk $50 s5i periua. tt'
T, SsI tnf ami Ria, 6i9ii. ssssr ~ea -"' - goss
81 @,.,aeag terdeas,, soeS ser- sss'l, a''s "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

GRAIN-There fair business In Wheat today but unee
less favorable from Europe and deene 10 Ershsse n
d2c lower The inquiry mainly export the sales - M bush Al
q 81 for No. Chicago Spring 10 store va % Tor NO ESe
store and 81 5sd$ 49, sfeat 81 20 for NO. nssoIee ass.
40 l0a Michigan Barley quiet bot trm sses
coo bush German So 90 Barley Malt Is hm bot qgst sales o.
bash aul fair request but close hes
the sales New Ohio aud Western al Itt To store sna It
6c aaOat Rye lower aud more seisei toe es are s s,a
AT AZ Southern and Western private terms Corr Is oNei
and decline in RIchange gives hass TIE nsssge
the "A are Damp aud uusonBd at BJGe Neg "e
Mixed At 8gd9 closing heavy S0d9e Old do aa sd nomSA
Jersey Yellow The closing quotations are as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

RICE-No sales Of Importance reported. pe rmA'"s ''"
o q basis Of 3! dlOc. for Carolina . - a., Oh. IL
suGARS-he market is again excited ard isr on We Caba AZ
wees. pcrs have ia ther improve close ss'ut "a
good hat business would lie toe case ~ a.
desirable stock witch 10 make Scecous rag " To- 49,
l3tdl3ie sales OF 4ss bids at 2ldl3je ht ~. a
Do 6Gl6!e foe Clarified Demerara; 1871 Ul5,' ht - gd
boxes Havana 81 Il? dlic Refined waited and prices
l9.c for fia7is aud isc Tor White A. ,4, ~. ,sst. a
SEEDS-CoVer Seed bot the msrset Is qa. ~ ~
l5dl6c Prnc PenBsyy ania and state tae ate a" D.
Tinotby aud salaho at 50 S1d 80 10 ka,n - 4. ia
81 5Od 90 Linseed has ad'aaeed wa e"'s
extent AZ %2.35. gold -. ,stsiae a, haA
STEARiN-The market Is quite active aud brm Al ioiO''
and tcS Got0O lhs. sold the latter Ale - l,r,
TALLOW-Thr market IS no. very strong; me aeN"1- Y
OOb IA ellie, the latter rate Tor Oh'Ae ,s. 40
wlISKY-The marAe dali aud IN The aossIee W '
| nal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
PATENT BRICK.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
SIR In your report of the tests made at the
Washington Navy of the patent brick used IN the
construction OF the Howard University, you did not give
the figures the results. They were follows and
leave them to speak for themselves:
Test Of Building Block February G. 1869 Vnd printcHdoe
Engineer MAJOR w. H. King United states Mary Yard, Haing
ton D. c.
SItees blocks In series viz:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

THURSDAY Fob. iS-P. NJ
Gold oponcd at 1914. sold ut 13lf. 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-06
nnNrnn NJ InlY a.
nnn1FCrEn RuILDINGs.

rbo ,,,oi Mans have been submitted to Mr.. James
NJ Macgregor Superintendent Of Buildings, since last
PI No sasJuly 2shet stable No te2 West Twenty
's . S S s S S,os . 1IRs' ior sd:
s6y seIeutst $50 Of TWehaVe size Of SaHnS' 'i''
Pan No sSJpy sTsus@cas l No 5ls West T St,
se5euths Of building 7I52 Stories and basement o'
Pan No s~Juy dwisg south
eornet Ffhave and Htythindst; sire OF building I'h''
psn n. s@Jaiv 2eTwo sr, broy. stone dvel.g east
side Fnhave IS n south PtAbd size Of buildings i'A'
''G ps Sy a. P class brown stone dwelling No. 80 Bast
Thirty eghthst; sIs Of bsildng 2rs0 stores V"As '
PEsa No sIJnly 2aBeE church ade Fly sI st. 2o n
ath sve size Of baidng '2I7i story oW'e rY0"'A
Pa% So SIuy marEe, and dveqs north side Thirty.
th4dst 20 vest ofSecondaVe size Of building ShoOj f
and basement Owner John Glass -,. -. .o-ns, .,
No. GEhet ssge y sSus % sE ss ~
Owners johnson sbePsr GG~piay and tenement. No. s Eas,
Fheenu sire building 2sT54i stories owner O. H. hey
Pan No ruly Brck vorEshop north ds Poryseeond,
70 eyeDthye size Of b1iding oHoi 'nee sOie''
Ps No ssJa slTbre srtc.ss dwellings south
zJ5 stories Owners John Dayids Sna Ionn L. HAD
hG d. No az I a,Bck tenement north ie Of Forty second.
~ Of Eleventh ave. size Of bciing oIo soreS 0"A'
Pan 10 3-Prcas dyelag, north side
of PftyGr.sst sos r. Rnthsre le Of badibg HE'o;
SPIN pm No. 5shar @ SforneDs dssios , '3Eh
side fstethst r Of Foubave sire OF budhg SH'zi
Par No eAus 2Prs brick dwelling west ode o. Tenth
three and basement Owner J. T. Cntfpr
g5-Aug IreB and brgk store south h1e q 4Negy'
hrst Of Fouhay zs ~ bGihng 2jS2 stories
Svc and basement Owners cls G schnFHsnd Geo sigeh
Plan No B-Aug. 2Bick factory 0th eide Twenty see"9d ST.
US OfReehihaye ;ze Of buing 22Hl94i stories o.
Owner. &. HOserbUub. .
sAug 2Bek store, northeast corner Of Ferry and
ofbndug zAl0x745i stories owner Aaron HeaF
Pta No 5JAug aBk store and tenement No oil sullivan ST.
sig Of binding. 2l1,O; stories, D. Owner A FurHose ,
PLs No 5-Aug 3Second class brick c~eng north soc OF
For,hs 200 t SHthae szs Of building R6IJ stories
| , OWurs. VI. AdelnaEn 49,. 49,. -.
Ps No ass lug aBnek brewery Nos l4I and jig Ea Thirty
eythst u huug 4-13: stores, b oEntrf Ahon pgsH
Plra SO sY-Aug 4BeA factory Nos so, i ard J9 Madison
A. sze OF budug ski; g. Owner }, W Mason Co.
PLgH No l53Aug 1.-Two frstellss brIvGne dweiag Wesi
side u Paye feet south Of IlrystsL size Of bgiugs
(o1e) 25H0 ouel l8IG2 stones (hTer atP owner william
Husb0me.
Plan No s9Asg Tirstciass brOyutone dwelling north SIZE
4. 81 Mats0laEc' sac OF 0mGnB loe1oSi
stores 4 md Oster. Peter Jackson. ..
P1A No 6JJAuE 4ihee brick tenemFntA sonh SOC Of De'
ahcey ~ FsseTt of bung tTo) IiEoOi ohe
Il 6U: stories, S. Owner Leoand Boehm. ,- -.
The number Of plans submitted during the week WIS Zoi
previously submitted, S34 Total since January !, oCO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-06
REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK. Thursday. Aug. s, ls'

EEwYoRK Thursday. Aug 8, 1869.
We are happy to learn that the long sue
cesson Of real estate frauds which has for months fur
nshed Chicago with topics for conversation is broken at
last Nothing new has been discovered for nearly q
week. Meanwhile Mr.. Elijah G. Foster writes to inc
Times Of that city as follows
... DBHroN, H., July a.
To me Editor of The Times: Since my absence from tho
ctv have received copy Of The Times Of Sunday, tho
Istb inst That sheet contains account of the alleged
dpaIcaten by me 10 the amount OF $4,000 Mr. Editor,
pronounce that article nalicsnsy lbeons ana aeSti
INV ALLEGED conversion OF property is concerned.
And hereupon M Foster proceeds to turn the tables
and Ak the fraud on some else, all Of which goes to
show that business is not conducted with absolute purity
anywhere and certainly not in Chicago. . f.. -..
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SEw-YOKK CITY;

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase or such property
will find il 10 their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Is aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other
paper and in addition TO this advantage THE TRIBUNE
VIII be found, not only NewYork and all it, cities and
villages hut In every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should DO as brief viii
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE tribune Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals In every
business profession; consequently in each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention 20 reports OF saes OF real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly 10 the value Of its col
unIns advertising medium. The charges for adyer
tising follows DAILY TRIBUNE. rs cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE q per line; SEMI
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90 @lbom it mau Gunuru.
oyy,cr oD rms MsrrorolrAS BoAnD OF u

OFFICE oV METROPOLITAN BOARD W uzlLrH.(
No "a MOrT-sr, Aus. s. 1892
At n meeting of the METROPOLITAN
~ BOARD OF HEALTH held At IL oGcr No Nl Mot.si,
York he i Dag " August 1902 the Olosng SANITARY Ordnance
adapted;
Rssod And hereby declared b. additional ordnance
this that a I t dY Of October 1850 shah
boil ofs sil hoaes at s1w ari tnher than all
shall tie business II bone cashug booze boiling bone ang bou
bum sae bIras 4t boiling c,cauag the kunug
making Of CINE o dead animals or parts thetot toe
offensive animal natter permitted
conducted place C New York south
che buup portions u the CITY Brooklyn. nor
nrrnhsfrr mentioned b.
the CITY ofNswioE uoI Of sa street any place he C Of
BTJokyn. without special om this Board; aui
applied writing specifying precise location
he propos business application acted upon
guar meeting weeks acb application
L. Al GRO. b. LINCOLN PreslcuL
ESHoSs CLARK Secretary.
L'XClSE N0TICE.-The undersigned will
IL apply the Neiropohtan BoH Of EEee toe day
gust 1899 fr Lecuse to se California Wines and nqao 80 %
MnrraysL n. T. ELLIS CURTIS h Co
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ogrrsttbtst,r County gtuI estut, fur sal,.

GREAT BARGAfN-FOr n desirable place
" in Of RE, fye minutes SAX from AamaoDseL depot
e good bog; acre Of Aad
prpty Of fruit and shade good location
sPFECER owner No. 2sl Graud-st
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