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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-26

ItaiLs leaving Jacksonville l. 50 T. m. and
arriving Ia p. m, rum daily between Jack
soHNllIc. Enterprise and Sanford Others
daily except sunday
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me lr3p p m Fast Mail from Jacksonville
ti i 10 a. ni- Past Mail from Sanford make
IIfttt connections with South Florida EaIi-
way az sanford To and from Orlando. Kissim-
me, HarioW, Lakeland, Tampa. ana all sta
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-26

connections maze at - aug Justine with
" dtitaN hlNer stages for OTmOnu, Holly Hill
'iy tuna and othcrToints on Halifs river
City Ticket Office NV cor ia = and Hogan 81
NJ. II MORAN.
Gent. Supt. and q. 7. a.
l. {. DEMING. A. G. =. A.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-26

steamer Mascotte leaves Tampa for Key
vest a nj havana twice 4 week
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-26
Florida Southern Railway
Orange Belt ESou0e.
October l. i $50.
GOING SOUTH.
CHARLOTTE HARBOR DIVISION.

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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-26
DIRECT ALL-RAIL. ROUTE

JACkSONHHLE

s1hE1tLE II Etth,-r AUGUST sTH, ~.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-26

The o.it H. and II - y. m. trains from
JhCF-oHNil tc, and I ne 1900 y III ana go D. IN
Trains from Paiatkg. make direct connections
.it Hlttk3 with the Florida Southern Railway
70 ana from gainesville, Ocala, Isesburl- Fort
MASON IaNarcs, Lane Park, Aston. and other
points reached by that road.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

..co-pp,Nrs or TIE SAVIOUR Devotional etadie: IN
tue Lie aud Nature OF our Lord; BY me nc., HSv
K SvYrH l6ma pr. ISL. kooerts brotuoi"
Tho author of this little book defines his obJcco
IN he the making "real to thought and affection
s.a Divine Humanity of the Lord Jesus Christ -
ale avoids controversy, and while he holds %
positive creed he is little concerned here WIN Vie
eubtleties Of constructive theology he shows no"
close the Lord is brought to us by his human ma
ture OF rather let us say. how close he brings uS
TO himself by appearing to us not as an lnco"-
prehensble and unapproachable deity, but as ohe
who has felt all our sorrows and trials IN his own per-
SON Mr.. Smyth follows this line OF thought uhrouen
the principal events Of the life OF Christ anu
points out its beautiful application to the entlre
Christian scheme. lie writes with the simplicity
and fervor of devout-soul AMI also with no snyhC
literary grace and his book will afford spiritual
incentive, strength and comfort to many earnest
Christians There is nothing in the text to lndl
cate to what denomination the writer belongs !:
but 10 is stated in brief note that the doctrine
of tho Son of Man contained i'll the work is
that which is elaborated in the theoloelch WIFI
fngs of Swedcnborg."
HOME LIFE or GREAT AUTHORS BY HATTIE
TYNG GRIswoLD. limo pn 3ss. Chicago : A. u
Mcclure q Co
The title of this book Is a singular mistake lot
the subject is not the home life OF great authors.
Instead Of that we have series OF lisnt sk"'cne'
dealing rather with personal traits and b'oeraph'cai
outlines than " it'll literary judgments. We are az
q loss to know just what place such volume Is Ill
to fill 1t is too meagre for budget OF gossip TOO
trivial for stuly of characters. and it maSes no
prstence Of criticism. The writer's manner h easy
and pleasant enough aud she collects some gooa
anecdotes and fragments Of description from various
published darcs recollections letters, lives. etc.
but better work of the same sort can be found in
almost all the magazines.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

~
1;S ,s: IS: o.
% sn s sI t. Il with
few 2, Grs.sS ss. a1s higher figures
Chicago also frmer and selling at 6he7a WIN
The rrindad Tor Bermuda takes 27 Live Cattle and 80
%nnrcs VIII snD ASo Live Cattle probably on
Rsiriseracr hss AID or ''aa' &c
Telegram. received th. city hi: morning snnoup p,,
Ills death resulted Of Pneu@onis Mr. Ham;
% Tss Of the IN the oSa U
q %es,S1n re; csc r sss .Sns II.
dr.t in the departments q business in which isl
g ne az. q Nth @
the shipment and handling stock gives their meat o
markets. n fhe Of the Sssh Of the seniOr
Sa. f%
20 Se a sss IS e quite so r for
Grsssers but Veal. wanted e f@ prices n,....,
sold Country Dressed voas at 70llc
and Fair r,% S S,y Dres's ye az 20 do Jag
SIG Grasscis 2l5 ID. at 2c ID Fed Calves 5o1 d. at
STEEP AID xssg l. ss5s % q 2527
Total lays 6GlI head against l77o3 head for tho
The supply continues light. and Sheep ruled hrm' with
Lambs tribe weak but no. }1taey Common to Choice
Lambs at 6a7 &c with deckoat bringing ~ 80 r,,,on
Dressed Mutton firm at Sc and new Extra Wethers
Dressed higher selling at lo91lc for Fair to
The Spring Lambs which arrived to-day went direct to
butcher and no price put upon them -
sales-Dlennack & Dewey "a Canada Lambs 80 10, az
81 30 III, 74c; z6 state Sheep, 10 10 at 44c
202 b. 43c; 100 do. l02 TO- at 44c; ll3 western
Hume Mullen 1sl State Sheep 81 ID, at &c; 80 do 81 ~
4 Al DO SO To- at &c 40 state Lambs, 10 10 at 7c ~
10 10, at CSC on
Pdcock 200 Kentucky sheep 81 b. at 4iac 60
Pennsylvania Lambs, 81 ID. at DC.
Newton & t;ieit : 2Ii Ohio Sheep 80 10. at 81 65.
Z. :. Kase 10 Jersey Ewes, 90 b. at ~.
HOGS.~Keceipts we're 8 cars OF l,lS5 heads cars
at 4Oth.st and 3 cars Jersey City.
Total days u PA head 2GS79 head for the
same time last week Market steady at - - 80.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Mrer. Yessels AMI kalIroddA
crNrRA1. MARKET Reports.

CoFFEE-For Brazil growhs the market was nGm Tn as
spot No 8 IL i.IGc: 1000 bags No spot Is Sl6c In
soat coffee 500 bags No. sold at l4c 900 bags No -
iasc ana O0n bags No z 1919. For Mild styles frn
business was reported rm market sales 40 pses
Narcabo 1871 bags Mexican AMI 200 bags SaVanla Ing
opon opened firm at 10 points advance and closed
crcy steady further advance OF "a 10 POINTS a.
January i2gOalaOO; February. 12.751l2-SO; MARCH,
i:s,a IL IS: April l2sOdl2s5i May l2so1i2s.:
lime iJ86al2pO: univ 1885, 1890 sales 200 bags
COrTON-Spot prices advanced ll6c to-day 10 con
form with advance ine option market but er was DO
lsinrss repoe at the Tho sales were lls bales
3l last evening" OF which were for consumption ne port
81 14 bales comparing with Daes
this day and 26 bales ns day lat year Since
receipts have been a1o iS4 bae
com parng with bales the corresponding period
last wear.
Area fol
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1Jroun5d 6.
AQUEDUcT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room 2O9 STEWART BUILDING,

AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
RooM 200 STEWART BUILDING,
No. $50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, December "a. 1886 }
'TO CONTRACTORS.
newCroton Agueiuctin IweitWa the city Of New
JANUARY 1857 at oeOcE m at place aud hour they
siones aud he awar Of the contacts be made by said
soon sa kan a. ar & Of
which invited is the New Gate House l35h.
walls Tor sand Gate House. and chambers Tor
s sas a e and o the Sr
of the Aquetuct OF the trench tor receiving
IKE ten en- e with e Tenth Gate
ooT OF ali IF grading anu Wasting on matsra
o. all incidental work u connection ,heIe"lt ,n,orso,
with the OF the person persons making the same
person making same; and the OF ali persons inter
esea With them therein also mat Is made S without any
Work and IN all respects ar amd sSnS a, 10, or
Common Council head Ofa department. ehe Of bureau.
deputy Their Of or clerk therein or Other officer Of The eorpo
soners directly indirectly interested IN the bid. in the
hae Da must be verified by tho oath OF the party making
an s tn ea. ts
state Bank Of the % Of D for an amount not
10" the faithful @ @ 81 Ss . BE- SesS
the their secretary delivery
the % lie M y the nSsH the s
making the same within three ta svs alter the contracts are
the within ten days after notice the award
famed by the City OF NewYork as quiated damages for
such neglect refusal pursuant TO The provisions OF
within the time aforesaid the amount OF hs
poslt will bee returned 10 him.
required the this
ton In twenty dollars and the surety required
that hOuscholers resident freeoers OF
the city NewYOrk who must collectively qualify
double the OF tho bond approved surety companies
incor porat ed under the laws OF this state.
and residences OF the sure,es must DO stated in
the Dids
The Aqueduct Commsso tho right reject
any all bids they for the best Of the city
do.
Blank OF bid proposal proper envelopes for
neoAurc forms OF contract specific and bonds
all other Information DO obtained at tho
above office OF the Aquetuct Commissioners
BY order OF the AQueduct commissioners
JOAN q. sHEEHAN.
Secretary
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the JUDGES CASH PUZZLE
In Behalf Of the
GRANT MONUMENT FUND.
Dec your Brains and Make Money.
MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN, EVERYBODY.

fudge to assist the Grant fna az
of English words from given sentence by
posnr using to suit the purpoe IN LOT
tbeme tho sentence Who will be our next PresientF Abu
Offering Cash prizes competitors each o. ~nom
will hxve 800 presentation OF ny c'
pettive paper money received VIII be apPeh ~
five cents is at once credited 70 the Grant
The twenty five cents after deuctng ha legt
expenses OF advertising names with their
swers etc ETC. will be placed In common fund 70 DO oquay
divided among tho six successful competitor. e. tne st
sendpg Of words proper nouns III
cuded made from Who Will be our next Pres
dentr A.. ....., n,
money received or other words the number OF CON-
peti,6rs Communications until February To- 1891 10
O'clock
This thing In England large sums OF money
have Charity by this method and those VINO
have participated and incidentally helped worthy ooecs
have won q prize high $4,000 a. a reward Tor
mental activity. - ,,,. ..h 90
week In JUDGE In. This Will not only sev
as an acknowledgment OF the receipt OF the money e put
will also weekly or the fnh GOV
erning rules etc. Judge No 272 and each week tneree
Address
Fund
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Business Cbanees.
MANOE EXPERIENCE AND

A BUSINESS MAN OF EXPERIENCE AND
"A ability going London wishes 20 repre-
sent first manufacturer newspaper at me American
Exposition Address X NJ W.. Union square Hotel
WANTED. Partner. one or more $4,000
$4,000 extend the jobbng trade of an established
business years the leading commercial city OF the
Northwest An excellent opportunity is here offered to
young with necessary capital embark in lifelong
business without the risks which often attend the FIRST steps
OF the FOR references and further particulars,
address " FARTHER" r. q. Box 1882. Phniepha
WANTED Salesman visiting retail grOcers
Of New.York sell fancy pork products from
G,cnelcn Farm Commission 10 per cent Address with ref
orences L. y. BONHAM SON.
oxford Ohio.
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Ee9al Notices.

NITY COURT OF NEWYORK.-JOHN
~ SIMMONS against GEORGE IL. sTICkNEY. sum-
To the above named defendant: -. Al,
You arc hereby the complaint In tns
action and serve COPY tn" PiaintlH
Attorney days after the service OF IN summons
exclusive OF your failure 10
appear answer Judgment will be taken against you ny de-
fault with relief demanded III the complaint
FRED. NJ. LITTLEFIFLD,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Office and Post Once address,
No. 1856 Broadway,
New.iork City,
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miscellaneous.
DR. VELPEAU'S CANKERlNE

the immediate OF burns scalds sore throat ana
mouth canker lips piles. toohache etc NO remedy
equal IT, Of The best pufiners OF the
breath ever offered Toohache cured three 10 five
minutes pain aken burns and scais ID from hve
10 ten minutes CHARLES n. CRiTrENTOS. ll6 Fulton
NewYork Wholesale Agent. and for sale by druggists
generally.
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TO GEORGE IT. STICKNEY, Defendant; .
The foregoing is served upon by publication
pursuant TO Bnrdette Hyatt one OF
fhe Justices Of City Court New Ork. dated the 3Ol
day of December 1886 and fled with the complaint IN the
the Clerk OF the Court at the City Hail. In SAID
Ciy, the 3lst day OF December, 1895
FRED. NJ. LITrLEFIELD.
Plaintiffs Attorney
No. 1866 Broadway,
Hork
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9TH DAY OF JANUARY. A. D. 1897.

Master Commissioner appointed the purpose sad
will proceed to sell at public auction. ON the
9TH DAY OF JANUARY. A. D. 1887.
at the hour Of IL o'clock A. H. of day office Of the
bradford Block of sixth and yne streets ~
Cincinnati Hamilton County. ami Stae oi Ohlo III one par
entirety. and discharged Of all liens or ncun
branccs all parties to this suit the following described
pTbe entire railroad OF the said Cincinnati Rail-
Ciy Cincinnati the Comfy OF Hamilton and state Of
sad state io3 miles in length more or ness n hrcasn e
all the property personal income lands. tenemens
rights OF MAY gass st RAILS
lies locomotives tenders engines cars. carriages equip
franchses privileges rights interests rents, resources
reservations benefits ssssts ana ees a
receivers nclung It's franchise TO act as corporation
Terms Of proyidei by said and de,
shall place my hands deposit az pledge that e WI
the SIM Of two hundred thousand dollars s2o0OOJ is
further provided that no Dd shall He acssPl non esS 'An
And is further provided That OF tne Pdrcase pie 90 o
$50 OOOl shall be paid cash. and Of tie remain
der Of purchase such portions shall be paid IN Cash
claims which the Cont may adudso OF hs a9 se pios
and rTd ic f2 rsSG u1 m 9 ms SUI aes
within twenty days with any order Of tlns Court
ga ~ s Sron aI tRs b"a1ce Of said purchase
price be paid cash or ,e a. sa sale shall
over certificates mortgage bonds
priory as may hereafter he rSed by the Court but
pref rights paroles 'Onestng any OF said ceTuu
Gates claims such shall bc paid anu f"cei'ed
such the value ami accrued interest OILY f7 u
claims would be entitled To receive upon dis riOutol
And IL further provided sand order ami declce OF sale
upon payment the purchase and upon compl
sale. the Master Commissioner al
purchaser purchasers all OF the property
ordered 10 be Sold by good aud
sufficient dee the said purchaser or purchasers shall De
invested shall hold and enjoy the said prem
ses and property rights privileges and franchises
apperanng fully and completely the said en-
cnnat and Eastern Railway Company its Receiver
holds enjoys entitled to hold and enjoy the same
and said pu shall and be entitled TO
hold properties the rights and franchises
apperainng thereto discharged from the lien III
clmb . all par les 10 this suit. $500 - $500 -
BENJAMIN f. COATES,
rCase5 5421 Special Master Commissioner.
{. Is. MATTHEW'S. Attorney.
November A. ID. 1885.
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1OHN DOUGALL & CO.-Whereas John
- Dougal OF New-lOrk city. and Anthony VI. Cochrane,
New YORK CITY, for than five years PRIOR TO 18Th
August 1886 business IN the city al New YORK
as general copartner and 10y the firm OF John
Dougal said firm had and has its principal place Of
business CITY, County and State OF NewYOrk and
Whereas about two years prior hereto James Duncan
Dougal became partner in said firm. anu
SAID John DOugal died and the Undersigned
the surviving partners being desir0us OF tnung me O
OF the firm OF John Dougall 4 Co,
aforesaid:
Now there ore Anthony VI. Cochrane whose place OF
abode is Newlork CITY, and James Duncan Douga whose
place abode Flushing Long Island, y. Y do certify
that 20 the formerly dealing under said brm
name partners John Doug. and Aforesaid;
continue said business, and the Of
aud TO deal g said firm John Dougall & CO.
Dated New YORK, lst October, 1856 . .
ANTHONY NJ. COCHRANE.
J. u. DOUGALL
State Of New York. city and County OF New York. ss
october before personally appeared
ANTHONY NJ and James Duncan Dougall both
and known TO 10 TIC the persons described in
the foregoing instrument and seyerly
knowledRed to that they executed the same.
81 WILLIAM BARKER
Notary Public GAO, n. y. Co.
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ard &c. conss on 5isc. whts Extra &c. kxsra -
a. &C. q 4S84 iac.. Yellow <b14bc. n,--....
fne. &C. .. pr.,,. ritv
TALLow-Tn moderate demand and strong. fnme C'V
quoted ut I &c. Balss 10000 att sc
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Ocean 6teamcrss

I amburg- American IS Line for Hamburg.
l. Mesphaha jan 4. 2tOpn Nh ,eta. Jan. 10 3p. m:
First CABIN, $780, go AMI S7a stesrage AZ ow rateA send
ioI" Tourist Gazette"
kUNHAhD r4 co, g. b. RIG ARD co.,
Cen Aga u Broadst, N. Y. ocn PAAA ta.Gl BwayN.Y
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STAINED.

Good ordnarv...... GIG Low Miting..- i.l1
ST Good Or iinary... Mdtline oio-io
The option market opened advance Of points on
from abroad The tone was hrm ~ the gay
advanced around the close the FEELING was rAter hr
tied with showing net advance OF az points Tor tho
.in.. AoIoc q IlaIaa
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Gearbfrs.

A NORTH GERMAN LADY of good family
"A who taught for years here IN schools AID private
families and who understands ALI kinds OF needeSort and 10
household teacher goverucss
companion about character and capac
Address d. OF Hitchcock, 252 West l2Sth.5
A BEST TEACHERS. Tutors and Oven-
~ supplied without charge TEACHERS Registered
free Many Nscancies Form ior stamp. H. 4. AVERY.
American School Bureau. West l4thst. n. Y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
"A AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors. Gov
ernesses etc. Colleges schools aud Families Apply TO
MRS N. j. YOUNG.FULTON. 20 Union square
A YALE GRADUATE wishes private pupils,
II preparation Tor college specially highest testimonials
aud city references Address YALE. Boz To- Tribune ONCE
TEACHERS WAN rtD.-Ladies: French.
i PIANO ami singing FOR school ne city French ladies'
for city schoos English Lain, French anil piano. ior
family French and German; French. German. Latn and
English; vocal music; KIN iergaTtner.
GcDtemen: French professor with Germsni vocal music
for eptemUer. Interviews this week.
Apply 20 Mrs. NJ. j. YOUNu.FU LION, American For
eSn 81. hers Agency. 20 nion square.
TEACHER or GOVERN ESS.-A young lady
would like position to teach EngIish branches In q
school OF family best references Address r. H. Tribune
Onca
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CPECIAL MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale.
OF THE
RAILROAD PROPERTY AND FRANCHISES
OF THE
CINCINNATI AND EASTERN RAILWAY co.
BY ORDER OF COURT,

In obedience order OF the Court OF Common Pleas
within County Of Clinton state OF ONO made al
the October Ca 1856 thereof to-wt; On November
ID. 1886 in then and yet pending IN sad 1onr
wherein Stephen Felke AMI plaintiff aud the CiDcln
natl Railway Company and others were an are
defendants the Undersigned Benjamin f. Coaerar Special
appointed Tor the purpose III r2u Case
will proceed To sell al public auction, ON the
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRASsFERs-NY CIT,
real estate Transaction, recorded
the Registers o ice today:
2d.ave, VS. 79.l It n Of S4thst. ssx76 Philip Diehi
and wife TO William Phillips .,.;........: 1890
a ..st l666Iel; William Bea ct al to Coils
crand.st Nos sS5 u ISL and 49, also No 272 Div '''
sionst; and also No Ptst; Robert Edwards
1s,sve 10 LOS 25Isi; Louis franklin and wife to
lo4S si,A Nc sas East s5xoo Angelina Braun;
4h .V s a4ss Of Lafayette place 25ii9ili 1O0'
IS5Iio5IS;7Ts4s; John Muller and wife to .. =,
isns ao S1iSr Of shave 3iioo: Isabel 4'0O
800 jsss. d 5sSs: Ksnssy
Frank * ha.Sar to %s sSi Ne
l27 GIsa iii it Of sdavc. rhosw ii0O
los ans iss ssS sdave a5xoo Isaac
l4ths s S. ana and az Vest and 80 West 5iit '
beass and wife Sc to Robert sGSlaSS
ATHEIST 9. so # e Of 7thave. "oI6o.i' Jane Ba-
l5tS tn H s. Is Of 9thsSe 45iioOi Caroline
wssIst VIZ 100 IT Of Rvingon st. 25Iio0 81. @i0'
r%h siiOerCeIg 70 R.phae! K..s,s 1890
John Muller and wis e S%.;ss.ia %So% 1900
and wife 70 chAs Gshrsn ., -, n 1900
2'1 ta and vile lie to Grys Fred M 1880
Motist s. IS i of Bay ard-st, 25I5o, John ochse
L.pena Ts Nos 4 and ie Vim Noble and wife to 0OO
loeih-st s. $50 It Of isravc 5oxiooii William
NOBLE and wife $500
Mayer sternDerger scloonerr a interest. 1850
Same property; simon sternberger and wife to same
7stns ;. iss It Of Avc.A 2jiio22 philip Hell.
lo7lst tns sS It OF isava 2oIiooii; Emmani
shSs sRa S %e g wS light c s1@ 1850
isclln aud wife to Max Korn, $500
5Gth.st No l55 last. l6.sxl015; Thos Mograne
e2d'st 8. 200 y Of stlaye ioo1io2.2; Horace
5tlave. e cor Of iosthst icoii1ioo Geo Munro
Same property LaIOr wife toJ Halk....: 1900,
4th,sl' No 3l5 West Nelson Ihayer and wife toB
li4th.st, IS, 100 # e OF sthave. 60x99li; Park -
MaSisons V sD s. 500 # Of 45dst 25x763; Ada S
AveS W cor 1f Of ssts io22lioo; A6rsham Post
125 ds "s g S2io II Of sdave i6s19si Jastas
Cooke and wife to D Baker .;,..:.a;,; ll,oo(
lS2Ss aIs .ys Of lsSHg9 Sa
olsst go II East, i7e.icos JHo Weber ct al to
Margaret p Koch. ..;,... 1880
anS,an feieses cor 70 'Ss
2dave > boil II Of iO5tlst 25x75. Kuestner ..
2jxi06; GaGer and wife 10 Key nolds -. % 75t
to Kat1ar n BruGarh, .....;;.;.... 24s7
I25xI5soa ii2.l II b, auIet and wife TO = Won 49,.
IstaHe e cor OF s5 So * qyi5o Andrews ct al
eo6. aeser Ss ra' q iohaye 25aio0j Eliza 'OO
Hsary to : ella 1880
ii CLARK ................... 20Oo
''' ma H'Dp'.v' -. 1000
CARR e, Al -. 5000
Lark TO h 5 Hsic6 81 oV'..Y~y 1900
i' Reynolds and vile to Gshaaslgessy - si.oo
saal,r -. 34Oc
Prospect place e cor Of 4$d.si, s3915oxs&g15s.
s.; II wronkow and wiie to Nm Noble -. 9oOO
ton and wife 10 4 + Fitzgerald 1900
'' Tofd 1900
iV'JI Mapss '-O -oA.'D' ..' 2ai9
iO' Kitcai Ss' anu '.o $500
Madison.ave. = cor of llithsL 30. llXli5xlOO.llx
4O15UYl o. also $, ll4Lh-st 100 II Of 9th ave.
i25xlUO lx5X 100. III Ia II 5 ll3thst, N25Al00ll
x75xlOO /; also y S, ll4th-st $50 Ue of Mad-
TsaIzSerSer' 10000
V pscn and 1s wife to r f' Titus 1880
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vols. Svo cloth gilt, So.
Nessrs Macmillan publishers and Mr. Charles Dickens,
the Younger editor congrau ated their Jubi
lee edition Of Plckwick" volumes The illustrations
are most interesting give the work real historical value
In addition editors preface account written by
of the celebrated Pie kwick examination al
Christs College, Cambridge What will certainly strike
the reader who undertakes pleasant task of goug through
the again its present form is the variety OF pic
uresque spots and country that the Pick wickians
visited Yes Mr. Pckwck is a welcome guest as Christ
mas present for young and old the Jubilee Edition Of
PickwIck will be very dhicut to beat-.London Punch
very handsome and most interesting book.-lLondon
World
crafty many admirers Of the author and the work Will
insure OF life. 1t is fifty years
unique production of Dckenss genius and the
uar appeared and hence the adopted by his
Charles issue Then have clear reprint
with notes explanatory and archaeology
end OF every chapter with great variety Of Illus
trauons places buildings etc. associated with the story
pictorial scheme is in excellent keeping with the
Typography hand and the hafcentury old
sphere book the other Altogether the result is
trenely satisfactory and the edition Will doubtless give
point TO English wanderDgs OF American tourist
hereafter Nation.
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