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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13
LvFOP1M4 IT ON About THE
UNION PACIFIC X. K.

Its South Park division is over 100
miles the shortest between Denver,
Buena Vista, Leadville, Kokomo and
Red Cliff; over ninety miles the short
est between Denver, Alpine and Pit
kin, and over eighty miles the shortest
between Denver, Gunnison and San
Juan.
Its Kansas division is ia miles the
shortest line from Denver to Kansas
City, Leavenwortt, Atchison, St. Jo-
seph and all points east.
It's main line is over 200 miles the
shortest from Denver to Omaha, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Sioux City, St. Paul, Mimi
eapolis and points in Iowa, Wisconsin
and Minnesota.
1t is over 400 miles the shortest line
from Denver and Leadville to San
Francisco, California and Oregon
points.
1t is the only line running through
trains between Denver and the Mis-
souri, River without change.
1t is the only line giving passengers
choice of two routes between Denver
and the Missouri river.
On the South Park and Colorado
divisions the scenery is unequalled on
any railroad ip the world. The health
resorts are numerous and highly rec
commended.
The Union Pacific system Of rail
ways, centerIng at and connecting
in union depots at Denver and other
prominent railroad centres, furnishes
to the people of Colorado the shortest
quickest, safest and best route between
all important points.
Pullman sleepers, Horton chair cars,
observation coaches, steel rail, rock
ballast, air brakes, good eating houses
and everything obtainable for the com
fort and safety of passengers.
Through tickets to all points, at low
est rates, on sale, and all facilities for
checking baggage.
1t Is the great through freight line.
Its facilities for prompt despatch Of
freight are unrlvalled.
Fol further information apply tc
any agent, or to
V. M. CANE,
'ien'l Ag't Frt Dept, Denver.
GEORGE ADy,
Gen'l Ag't P. & T. dept, Denver.
HARRY WHITE, West. trayel'g Ag't.
T. L. KIMBALL,
Asst Gen'l Manager, Omaha, Neb.
c. S. STEBBINs,
Gen'l Ticket Ag't, Omaha, Neb.
]. ". MORSE.
Gen'l Pass. Ag't, Omaha, Neb.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13
SALTING ACCLAIM.
II is Explained TO Tenderioot by an old


81 wish you would explain to me all
about this sailing of claims that hear
so much about" said meek eyed
tenderfoot to grizzly old miner who
was panning out six ounces Of pulver-
lied quartz. 81 don't see what they
want to salt claim for, and | don t
understand how they do it,
"Well, you see, as hot season as
this they have to salt the claim lots of
times to keep it. A fresh claim is
good enough for fresh tenderfoot,
but the old timers won't look at ary-
thing but picked claim. You know
what quartz is, probably?"
"No. "
"Well, every claim has quartz.
Some more and some less. You find
out how many quartz there are, and
then put in SO many pounds of salt to
quart. Wild cat claims require more
salt, because the wild cat spoils quick
er than anything ebe.''
Sometimes you catch a sucker,
too, and you have to put him in brine
pretty plenty or you lose him. Then.
again, you often grub stake a man"
''But what is a grub stake?'
"Well, grub stake is stake that
the boys hang their grub on so they
can carry 1t. Lots of mining men
have been Knocked cold by a grub
stake.
"What | wanted to say, though, was
this: You will probably at frs: strike
free milling poverty, and indications
of something else. Then you will NJ
doubt sink till you strike bed rock, or
true fssure gopher hole, with traces
of disappointment"
"That's the time you put in YOUR
salt. You can shoot it into the shaft
with a double barrelled shot gun. or
wet it and apply it with a white-wash
brush. If people turn up their noses
at your claim then, and say it is a
snlde, and that they think there is
something rotten in Denmark, YOU
can tell them they are clear off and
that you have salted your claim, and
that you know it is all right"
The last seen Of that tenderfoot he
was buying a double e-barrelled shot
gun and ten pounds of rock salt.
There is no doubt but. that'a MIN
ing camp is the place to send young
man who wants to acquire knowledge
and I'LL his system full Of information
that will be useful to him as long as
&c. llves.-Laramte Boemeyanr.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To T. c. Kelly and Richard Tanchcr:
You are hereby notified that have expended one
hundred l00 dollars in labor and improvements upon
the Katy r. lode situated in Ruby Mining Dis
trict County of GuEnson, State of Colorado of which
the location certificate is found on the record Book
in the Office Of Recorder Of said county
inColorado In order to hold said claim under the pro
visions of Section 1924 of The Revised Statutes of the
United States and the amendment thereto approved
january % 1850, concerning annual labor upon mining
claims being the amount required to hold said oGe for
the period ending the 3lst day of December, A. D.
1881 and if within ninety days after this notice by
publication You fail refuse TO pay contribute your
proportion of such expenditure co-owners your in
teres in the claim will become the property of the sub
scriber by the terms of said section
13-septS JOHN p BREEN
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Frank Parano and L. L. Thibeteau:
You are hereby notified that have expended one
hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the
Maud S. lode situated in Ruby Mining District, Gunn
son County, Colorado, for the year ending January LIST
1881 And if within ninety days after this notice by
publication, fail refuse to contribute your pro
portion of such expenditure co-owner your into,
ests in said claim will become the property OF the sub
provided A. B. FITZER.
augl1
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

Thomas Mast, the famous cartoonlst,
IS paying brief visit to Colorado
He is now at Silver Cliff, and will be
in Denver in the course of week, re-
naming there several days.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To D. II. seibert John Kirby e. J. Tyler and L. l..
Barnard:
You, and each of you, hereby notified that have
extended one hundred dollars in labor and improve
ments upon the Lady of the Lake lode situate in Ruby
mining dist let, Gunnison county, Colorado OF which
the location certificate is filed in the
Office of the Recorder of said county, in order hold
said claim under the provisions of section 1924 of the
Revised Statutes of the United States concerning
amount of labor upon mining claims, being the
required to hold said lode for the year ending December
3ls 1850 And if within ninety days after this notice
by publication, you fail refuse contribute your
proportion f such expenditure co-owner your in
terests in said claim will become the property of TIE
subscriber by the terms of said section.
CHARLES J. SEIBERT.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

Moses, once Governor Of South
Carolina, is in prison at New York
for small swindle of SIS.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

The New York Times has Colum-
bus special which says that, if Arthur
makes Conkling Secretary of State,
10000 Republicans will remain away
from the polls in Ohio.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Ucl.st Deit!af

You are hereby notified that hane done the re1ui
site amount of labor for the year 1881 or the Bak
Eagle lode, situated in the Ruby Mining Dstlist Gun
nison county, Colorado viz: hundi ddollals Sl0o
Unless you the said Aug Deaf, pay to me your share
of said work within ninety days your interest N said
lode will be fortSited to the undersigned
July4-n5 JOSEPH LUDWIG.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

We are reliably informed that the
Denver & Rio Grande road ha, in its
employ between $500 and 5000
men, and that over $500, 900 was paid
out to employees during the month Of
September.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

-Four companies of infantry have
been ordered from Fort Stanton, N.
NJ, -, to Colorado.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA HON.
Presumption Proof.

Land Office al Leatlvilic, Col, Sept 80. 1ssk
Notice Is hereby given that the following named set
tier, John W. Scott, has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and secure
final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days
from the date of this notice. viz On Saturday, Noyem-
Der 9TH, 1881, proof to be made before the County
Judge, of Gunnison County. at Gunni>on City His
claim is made by his D. S filing 1929 and is for the
n. +. 4, S. +. 4, Sec 9, the ". Il s. VIZ, NEL,
S. W. 4, Section l, Township II, Range Sc, and he
names the following his witnesses viz: L. v White,
o. C. Heith, T. ]. Lynch and Bowte all of Gunnison
County, Colorado.
JNo. J. HENRY, Register
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

Miss Jewett beat Miss Cook in a 90
mile race at Rochester. The race
was close and exciting, and Miss
Jewett made the best time on record
-45:o5.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

Phillips station, on the Crested
Butte extension of the Denver and
Rio Grande, will be. opened in few
DAYS.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

A Texas juryman snored SO loud in
the jury:-box that he woke the Judge
from a sound nap, and was promptly
fined for contempt of court.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

Emerson says "a man passes for
what he is worth" No, he doesn't;
he passes for the sake of getting new
trump.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

Mrs. Hatch, wife of Gen. Hatch
died at Washington.
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THE OLD GLOBE TUEITRE.

TO the EditOr Of the Tribune.
SIR In the article referring to the insecurity
Of the old Globe Theatre in this mornings TRIBUNE,
am quoted having made certain statements which
might be construed into uumrrited rtf.c the
owners of the property III the first Instance. and
ondy, censure OF the late Building Department This
Is contrary 10 my intention ard meaning may have
remarked that the construction Of the old galleries
not according TO the latest methods but II was quite
ppabe that the original gal in the church proper
had never dstu. bed. the horse shoe having
been built out fOm the square galleries and therefore
would present patchedup appearance when stripped.
Inat II was sufficiently strong has been tested many
times by large audiences Then, again. exposed timber
WORK has less appearance Of strength, more particularly
when the tees have been removed, they in his
ease at the time OF visit Therefore such au accsa
tiOn OF cheap and faulty construction on the part o. the
owners would be act OF gross Injustice entIr " un
mcrt"d, and contrary to their wel-IOwn custom Of
building 10 the most solid aud permanent manner AZ
TO the Building Department; may say that the insuec.
tion is more rigid now than at any Ohec time
tOry THOMAS WisEniII
AeL--I Oii. Eph 1891.
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DrCISID\S-ErC. II

SprrrWt CONi-- CLdrJcre-BV JJdTG Dn1Oh7'.-
WCr-tr art Wrrucrr Pl i'm 10 ~lnl bc cNar:nrd
ri \, merits Aiaun"cN Ma,uficjG- /.
Marn,@S i thqk TIE 0He Il a,p,c Eori, a. Kcrus
iiliI u not al To- frame issues slo1i employ som"
wi In II rn Iu3t,r, If Noc nc.irirr ordered Uld
ley Fd,s National uans agt Nacy.-r Faxed. Briggs az.
B,,cgs Motion denied; ncnu.aLirm III Tie If
N.'Acsson Denied; u,rayIAr'un taIpcy-r
e MGr0r the 90 The
Ger nan Eyancccal Iu'l ran - Pct.s Churcl-No
thcllty johnson cameron Coal COMPANY. Motion ,
MED Uavman KiHtzuar Perm Randall: UaIluau
KiutZlnan-- )!rs granted IrwlaseB aGt. Powllsei
O. }Ii'n lia~agen: In the matter 81 shannon smith
Smith Barbour at. I0ckhaid: Join'Iu Tgi We
fed uttr AIT egan IN the matter e" Tie g: EN- oifd -
stock b. n c'S: Eainur AT lIr:1u; Ia ia, matt 81
Ptllt; Son ag' ;" Stt ID III Ill" matter Oi Jt4; Cui
lie agi Gl bs--Gl 'nltL
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HUc!stel ct al.-Decfc: sgECd
Jones AT. TIE Now YORK Lie uHrtne' Com, Eltvu
ar HhtISaEi. & InW@i-tpni'H.. "dtIE at SUiAJOl.
--FludnEs Selt"I.
Superior COVrt-SDfClGl ICrm-l}V Juig" Timex
Read ct al J3naIau approved. The ia
bic Life Assurance OF the UL!tcd Sat,s ag H,r
ct al-Iudr menu i"r yiaut0.
BY hieJ lsCe SCCWiCk IIause agt. ilOr fall IncT.
taking approved The Nassau Eauk AL Mrcc Order an
John J. reclyrr Wiusnr al
-Ollef notly.ug ,LGgncut 10 rker IT,, Az
II e 81 deny ur motion vitl,,mt
costs The Nassau Rank art Knox. lang agt Iainont
Govern; Day Bach; Edouborg EdcnbOre Orders
granted Klein aGt. ldewig order signed. Walker sgt.
Nc DOnad1rier siPned Berry aRt Enupn-Orde OF sub.
sututlUn Theresa agl Bowe CT al-Oid"r denying notion
with SO costs To- laHtlh 0ad" me event. me " ohyh
Sug KtunihS C3mtlY agt i-alIei Htat aet liiun-
bIdeIs granted ltrI{ as luuph BtWtf KY. ldcHAiI5
TT AalhblA agt tImlnI,rtu Is o. suoSu uuHn' u,
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49, =- a-- -7H= ------ -
THE COUR1S.
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit brought by ex-Judge Fullerton
against Washington T. Conner and e. W. Hooper, 10
$1,000 loaned the jury failed yesterday TO
agree uUOn verdict.
The jury in the Circuit Court of Brooklyn,
In suit OF Peter Hagan boy the Knicker-
booker Ice Company, for 100000 damages caused nv
of the COMPANY running over him April g. $50,
gave The plaintiff 300.
Judge Sprir Yesterday dismissed the COM
paint sut John W. Greene as executor, against
the New.York Central and HaGson Rive. roaI Com
pany to $4,000 for damage 70 his property by
conversion Johns Park 10 railroad purposes
Toe Judge baS ed mis- dccisou tine ground that the
damages to the plaintiffs prop ry, If any, had accrued
more than ten years
Henry A. Barnum brought suit against Oscar
Tamaguo and Charles NJ. Martin recover on two notes
for $475 each given for an interest patent fire
cxtnguisher The defendants claimed that the company
which to be fonuei for manufacturing the cxtm-
ghlshrrs Deire me n'c' pee 'ur dlr nag never hecn
orglnz"d TIE jury on the trial ,'orc Jusc" l. nrc-
more the Supreme Court yesterday. found Il verdict
for the defendants.
Annie Louisa Crawford, the young daughter
of Charles l. Crawford. who chained to a wall ny her
for supposc thefts by a has
been taken in charge by the Society for the vcnton
of Cruelty to Children. YESTERDAY she brought into
the supreme Court. Chambers, before Justice T. mohuc
wnt OF bdbtas corpus 1hr judge talked WIN ihe
child privately for a w niinrc,. and th"I decided o
hearing Will he 1T on he motion TO give Her bi'k mo
the of he. parents.
The Summons and complaint IN SUI. f0f
divorce brought hy Mrs Frry +. Timer a@iiiS' Jah'
T Tinker. fled yesterday ~ the office OF the -s
County Clerk in Rrookivr. Tnc complainant Hl'cg's
that she married the d 'cudaut London. O olr !,
ISL rn1el the Of Larry G. Leslie Afcr coiuing
to this country, she learned that his JOHN =.
Tinker. and that b. had witc living in Oio uG'ivorrct
from lin. Tie Gcft uu}Ht told Ger "a 4 She cOl e. ~,
&c. NHr in I'm itc Id'"s y tlI."d here.
and they WcT' accordingly rrmrrii"1 iU FithU>h J.
1-S0. Ascrr'H"irg that the advice .lYcH lay hn t.
her a. fr8uiu"', and - bind her 10 him. q, rs
fist 'T" had iis' secured Il from h.,
affS 20 ave her We marriages 2unul"d.
Nathan \. Baldwin in 1879 furnished George
CornN2l! with ccrJaIn suns Of money TO make mining
nvesm cn,s. IL matter ended with litigation n tine
Supreme Court, regard wnl"h justice E",rh. a.
special Term yesterday, gave Il decision Mr. Bli"1n
contrndod :hat The orsnIl agreement WIS that Mr.
Cornwall Ts - invest the money advanced. ant az rr
Ward dlaNOS" II tie nia.s iUrcn ~cd 20 the best &Yt
t9gc. NJ BALDWIN s'y> that NJ. Corn- purchao d ~
option ton Ui u" Force Ql."n lntmr ~ tiHnu!1'H
County, CO... for lO1 pl0 ana a EDWARD, IN NrWI
sold TIE bond fora ou"t 18th interest ~ TIE .iir. My
Cornwall a'tcIW2id iciu.c' to Glvic the iroccc is d
Ciar!rg flat Nh Bad sin NAT Nos adv tIr1d hc nUHnt
~ cash mat lC bad agreed = pay To dtNr." tie Il
irg Woprrty justice Beach Il c.irt favor q. M.
B1iuWII.
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ENNIS BINS The SKAIING MATCH

skating race of 100 miles for The Spirit
."e renee long distance championship of America
ana Zoo took place at the Manhattan Club skating
nA wednesday between John Eunis he pedestrian aud
huuolpa Goez' OF Milwaukee. The race began at noon
~ se OF few spectators The Toe was in bad
1870 Ne'ner OF the men was remarkable for
vigorous OF the two
~ 'ne AFTERNOON and evening some more spectators
shon, mt Hnhis gained five miles on Goetz and kept
Sv, s distance ahead Of him TO the end OF the race
and l ~ yen hours nifty minutes and forty two
fonr lana seconds and defeating Goez by six miles and
Thea s Sos eft the track with record of ninety
and ye anu Dfee laps In ten hours fy.sx minutes
auo 'en secohda William r. Curt act d Is releree
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TIE PROSPERITY or INDIANA.

II am not in politics row." said Judge w
@ Gresham, OF Indiana to "a reporter OF Tue TRIBUNE
Al the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday, {" ana cannot
therefore tell you much about tho feeling IN state
0ur people have settled down after the great excitement
Of October aHd November, and ATE now attending to
business. They have the utmost faith in the incoming
Administration, believing tEat General Garfield win
make one OF the best Presidents this country has
seen The" were active enough hen IL vas sary
ard VIII be founC ready for another struggle tie
time comes" Judge Gresham refused tC talk further
about politics. aud was then asked II his STAKE III
prosperoUs condition. He said:
Indiana ls III very prosperous condition. MaH are
eohented aud believe that this Government is entering
spon The era OF great prosperity The farmers are
ppy counting on large crops which. following the big
SSts OF last year VIII make them very comfortable Tie
otate II not IN debt, comparatively speaking"
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CALENDARS This Day

suPuRMp corm -cuAgsRas-Do1ohne - ,orrt o,,n, al
I 81 u, 27s 2os 2aU 49, ~ - oo 4J Y co.
SPECIAL rERT@v% @"r J snc s omen. at 1890
!S a S rs d5a iSi' s q a KY na Sc !4e IT, 59
9is S2 3 Si5 5 o." | " 9i9 D" 81 sG ~ ~ a.
"25 49, 80 ~ 96i 9J5, $685. $40, 972, G1o s4 0Co S0j
clgcriI-lArr Potter, J-Court opens at 1890 a. H.
2oi 4I4 f%dt Hl!i Ris7 4 iG7 bs 2,h3 % 4
$,95 $50. SoGl 2eGS 1863 237O. 2s7i 2S72, 2875 2gI
GS s e. oGSn s 3; 1921 sg ~
5 %SS'f Sc9n1 oEeEs at GSu m-Shor
srrEEoE Es ralzGESEEAL TERaAdiourneA sine die
SpitAL TkHM-Sedgwick. &. J.-Court opens at 10 a. m
cS TsIG r feSl ii III, II mMNo Gag calendar
shoit causes-Hos i2G TIA opens at II m'-
ia 5sS u.s. oP Sy u.s. 49, N &c. &c. 554
s4 EAg 3 l0s FI Ts g 5 sHa
COMMON PLEAS-GENERAL IERuAdloarned until the first
SPECIAL IERN-Van Grunt J.--Cour opens at IL a. m.
EQUITY rHRM-Adiourpcd for the term
TRIAL AZ, rEl-;p4Rr rs lBe s j. Geqt onrns at Il
S ST. i5 sS ga So g. ~ 9'' 49, 40 '' 002 $751;
Es 81 Pay 59B S SGsn i5o n. SSs
es7 ioG5 s67 70 io97 io7G s Hpt GI 900 o!G lS
io6 1879 eg4 0s 90, los it'll Ill., 1850 800 &c. 1904
MARINE COURT TRIAL TKRN-PARTs ]. and II-Adourncd
rAET lII 57s S 5cG"Ts %eS n
56s7 $3.50 BIO 1855 57S2 6794 5es, 500 lss. 5O2,
1868 OBS $751; 577l 5772 1916, $40. 69J2 1868 6s72
Sc O. 69O9 1910 5G5. 1852 b94u, GsjU $685. G976
0s9l 422s. 6sI0 1914 81 $50. 6i6l t9j9 6Ol5 699j
bS35 572s 6O06. 4n7j 56Ji 6C56 63Ii, OCt2 JoJ9
5sgS, 6CDS, 6DO4. GUO6, 1925.
GENERAL sEssloSs-PARr I-Smyth. R.-The People
Thomas birmingham. manslaughtef William Smith. feUui-
assault ana battery; Edward asD,sk Reuben sprng
uiOlaon OF the Lottery laws Cornelius FarreD, William T..
Chambers, burglary.
PART Ii-COwIng 1.-The People agt Peter Cullen,
berry George Drought. Frederick VOlEins Frank smith,
burglary Patrick McGrRth larceny Francs Mack,
larceny from the person William COddineton Timothy
Dempsey. petit larceny Patrick p Burns. robbery
OYER AND Barrett. J-COurt opens al II a.
The People agt John John SCHNEIDER Henry Brown
homicide.
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the South shoalSunday night Preparations made
to leave Der, but having only small boat, gig the
second mate wifi six seanen, took to raft which
was built and laying by the vesael. The captain. mate
and two seamcn named Johu Bryant and Harry
Schemdr started In the boat and arrived at this island
dusk and nearly exhausted. The steamer Island
Home lett here in the In search Of the missing
men, but found no traces of theL.
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RECKLESS OF LIFE.

!, FAN FRANCISCO. Feb. ia dispatch from
maiia msoa, Washington Territory, says: Samuel
IVink on Foops Prairie near Fort Covile on
q Indian Agent simms. wounded M,ss Me- ~ "
ss ana back shot at James oNoi aud then shot
CHING hen Rnc shs msat Thc persons shot at were
pointed Affections" ' e""se vas alsap
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THE BARE HAZARD RRECKED

NAsrucKET, Mass, Feb. 1.-THE bark
,s :, ot ssein, Captain Roberts, from Sierra Leone,
ass sor Boston, via Delaware Ureakwater struck
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Gitn properrp % Eet.

'HO LET.-50x90; corner Park place and
ChIrch.sL.. store, basement and sub.celar rutland
d WHITING. D BeekmansL
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Balls.

A RON BALL.
"a the HOTEL RBI NSWICK
RESTAU RANT ami CAFE WILL BE Open ALL N1GHE
On hs 2lst Of February.
For the accommodation OI its friends and patrons.
A RON BALl..-Two choice boxes can be
~ had at the ASTOE HOU Sc NEWSSTAND
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IN PicfGrd !. UTy1lHu
2.stoTy frame house with lot. NO3l GIc"neG:. " 2,
81 II OF West 3d.st. lot 3nx2 TX TX lN7N22; Ch1s
Asst mex house with lot. No 800 Greene -. e g,
O5., i n Of MCsi 3d-st. lot lS1X r.2 w + WAX
2.sory frame dwelling with lot M 3i We.i l2Sth.
At. S. 40 II " Of 5th.aFe lot @6xJJll; Isaac
By 4. r. NVi'fT e Sn
2.9tOrv brick house with lot. 30 - DosDro1seS ~
s. bet Washington and Grc,nHi ;;..sts lot 2UXjO;
3SjOTv DI1CH hOuss with lot, 40 6G3 West j,th-st,
- II e. Oi llI.av', 10; lG y IGD j. l. . ~AnLcr.
similar house with OF. No jJJ Vest 51th-sf. =.
SJ.4 Il L Of lIth.ate. lot lGSNlcJ.3 r. >bu.Iger..
BH scott E HpfTs
! J.StOrV rick building with t M "a sheriff Il,
=. 10 Ii Il I'll ctautDB-si lot "Jsl 90 solomon Kos
"a hal
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL. ROUTE.
Trans leave New York, via Desbros,cs ant COrtla1ht
ftl.tt+ Ferries As follows
Hitr -rur. P'tShuig tho " est aud SOuta with Pullman
Palace t"rs . tdti,'L . a. H., and go IN. da'ly.
h'iI.-r pr. Lock Haven - NJ r:.jb J.. M. Cory anil
RE at $50 m. connect NJ Cory Tor TuusYlc. PetlO
icu'u ,.n'Ir li'l the Oll Regions.
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EXCEPT .'luILy
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