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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14

The Benseless manner 10 which the
Anderson adherents carried the con.
grsssiOnal question into their Cloud
. county convention, shows that they
care more fOI their independent can
didate than they do for their party.
They have succeeded 10 inaugurEting
q quarrel % county politics, but have
nos helped Anderson any. II the
Anderson campaign has any justin
cation let it be shown In public dis
cussion. The county convention is
no place for it. The question is now
sQuarely before the voters. Let them
decide Minneapolis Messenger.
THE Anderson men have through
ous this campaign showed = dispOsi-
ton 10 defeat every Republican can
didsss 90 that they can but elect their
man, They win trade with Demo
oGala ioF Anderson votes. They care
noihlng for the success Of Republicans
oounty tickets. Like their chief they
have cut loose for . bushWhacking
oampaiRn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14

THE Manhattan Mercury, in speak
Ing Of the decline Of the Anderson
boom, says:
or the fifty-eight Republican and
Independent newspapers In the kifth
Congressional district, thirty-three
are supporting Judge Wilson for Con-
gTess and twenty-five are for John A.
Anderson. A few weeks ago large
majority were for Anderson.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14
Publication Notice.
IN a. Diaris 0srs efSsliae Cuu,y. E.asa.. is.
cyrsns T. Wilson. Piaintif.

n iis Diaria O5srf q Ssliae Cbuuiy, KeasaI q.
Cyrena T. Wilson. Piaintif.
Hesler A Head A. r. Head. Luvicy
eolier, william Coiirr, Alm-da CoitcT,
Alonzo Golfer. Ollie Aldrick, Welcome
Aidfich, Emma Cadsaiader. ida Cad
walader and Eva Cadsalader,
Defcndanis.
To LuFiey Golfer and Wiilian Cdlt.r. Of Locust
Ridge. Ohio, Almeda Golfer and Aionso Colicr,
Of Locust Ridge, Ohio. Ollie Aidrich and Vel
cone Aidrieh. Of Huntington, West Va, Emma
CsdHalader, Ida CadEalader and Eva Cadgala-
der:
VOD and each Of you are hereby nutifed that
you, among ether defendants, have hccn sued
ey said plaintiff, cyreaa 3. Wisoa, IN the Districi
Court e Saline County, Kansas, ior the partition
Of the east half Of the northvcst quarter of seeon
two, toEn fourteen, south Of range i've west Of the
6sh P. n, and in said eouafy Of Saline and State
Of Kansas. That you must answer tie aaid peti-
ton fled against you IN said court, on o. before
the aqh day Of Hovembeg, A. ID. iss6 OF the petit
ton VII Be taken as true and the judgment Of
the nature above stated. VII Be rendered accord
ingly.
sslina. Kansas, Oesober Isfh, 1886.
CfREHA Z. WILSON.
By John o. Wflson her attorney
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14
Published Thursday. October IIth, Isse.
Ordinance No. 6l6.

AN ORDINANCE authorizing the issue Of certain
bonds.
Be it ordained 6y me AEavor and
COuHcllHlen Of the city Of gSdliaa.
SEC. I. That the b1nds OF the effg Of saiina
Be Issued IN ne sum of $1,000 for ths Durposs OF
paying for the curbing and guttsring of santa Fe
aYenuuy and $500 for the parpose of nayfng for
the eurbinz aad Futtering on Iron aFenue 1rch
oonda 70 Be issued one-thiTd payable in one year,
one-third IN two years, and o1e third IN fhree
yearss from TIE date of their ilsue and hesrinr
Interest ai the rate of eight per cenf per annuH.
interest payable annually, With Interest coupons
atteched- Ihe mayor Of the city a herubT
authorised 70 sign and eEecuts the bonds afore-
s1id nccqrdlng % the pfUrisions ofiaH.
SEC. This ordlnanre shall take eject ana b
IN force iroz and afcr IL pnblitation IN - s.
line County JOUsHAL-
tsEALl WILLIS BRISTOL MAYOR.
Attest; 3. 3 Bowen, city Cara
ApproTed October l1th, ies8
| hereby csrtify that tae shove and foregolnr
Isl true and correct copy Of an ordinance -
~ tbs mayor and councilman of the city 81 S.
lina, On the i2th day ol October, A. D., iSse.
Aue9t; = BOWEN, City Clerk.
.skAL-i WILLIS BRiSfOl. MAYOR.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14

1.cEc itI n1l mt1h 1'rfsf o1a
then ttIlscu both - o faiir6eis and
D the whisky interests. Being b
Preshy ierIau niinlsier Woald Be
natural g suppose he Would a1y
eonlelhinE in favor 81 pfchibitioa but
he 1as not set mustered up courage
% utter q syllable against the liquor
clement, o. enter his protest aQairst
the robbery 81 immortal souls. y
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RoadNotice.
STATE OFKAEsAsl.

STATE OF KANSAS T..
coUETT or sALrEE,
Oeee Of County cleFk. October llth, 1855.
hoTicE . HEnEBY GIVES. tbs; On the Ilth day
Of October, les5, petition & ;ned By Henry Dishl
and Is other1, Was presented tc The Board Of
County CommimioneFs Of the County and State
Aforesaid, praying for the location of q certai n
road, desaFibed as follows, giH:
Beginning a. the northwest corner of section
SIX o. township fourteen (1O range hge QD West
on the vest line Of saline County, thence seulh
on said iiae 70 the southwest corner of section
ihirty-one Sil In tovnship fourteen (iD range
i've % West.
WHEEEUroN. said Board Of County Commls-
siouers appointed the follouing-namsd persons,
VIZ: s 3. Parsyns, D. HurfOrd and Gee. Scar
lett as Tieuera, With Instructions 70 meet in con
Junction With the County Surveyor, a. the houss
Of Henry Diehl 10 Spring Greek toWnahip, on
"Wednesday the nth day Of November, A. D.,
is66, and proceed 70 view aid read, and give q
all parties q hearing.
By order Of Board Of County Commissioner.
GEAL- JosEFa 8ARaHNT
County CLERK.
By AIENIE SARGENT, Deputy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14

THE ChIcago, Kansas and Western
(a Bame assumed by the Atchison.
Topeka and Santa F. roadl has filed
with the Secretary Of State an amend
ed charter by which they are TO build
and operate fifty-twO lines in the
State Of Kansas. One line is TO reach
from the south line Of the State in
Montgomery county through the
counties Of Wilson, WOOdson, Green
wood, Butler, Chase, Marion, Dickin-
son or Mcpherson, and Saline to the
Cifv Of Sailna.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14

ALEX r. BANKS has resigned his
Washington clerkshlp and viii be a
candidate for Chief Clerk Of the Kan
sas House at the coming session. He
is one Of the most popular clerks the
Kansas HOuae ever had.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14
Horses. Stock Hogs.

/ haze for saleG pair Of good
farm horses, Of ClgdeSddIe
stock and g0aRg---Or 7 wiN
trade one Of them for Stock
hogs. IwaHt to bBV so shootS.
Ra pay the same price per %
that fat hogs bring.
j e. PRESCOTT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14

Gov. 81. 5oHN presents his view nf
shs candidates for congress In this
Disiricl n the following manners
The Hspabllcans have nominated q
u1an 81 the name Of Wilson. and
unnt g SPEAK q good word f,r hiui.
m he d 8 Food Republican and the
no1r EatI1n "a a oousls1ent one, for
r. wilson is q good prohibition Re
na1Iean, BE s decidedly en- favor %
1i iiolzl flr0 i5fffon AND free lVhig-
ocBEFetuiete the Repnbllc1n
TIr uu tfIa 1eIecticn. i an 3 good
1 % 14l. Andersen, bet he s. not
1tlieaa. He ie not l1 harmo1v
l,h ihe Repnblioan party. As . 3
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14

TEE telegraph informs rs that the
famous Col. Moonlight, who IL ldenti
fed with daring raids In Cork, Glare
and Limerick, has been arrested at
Kansuak. The word "Kansuak" has
q Kansas fsvor, and ct first sight Of
the dispatch we trembled lest our
Democratic candidate for Governor
had been of on q little jambOree.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14


EDTFoR JOURNAL ~ vas insulted
at the Sc. John meeting yesterday.
simply be0luss / happened 20 be q
tempersnce Rapubliea1. It strikes
me as q novel proceedurs at q saline
county politcsl gathering 10 invite
one to express an opinion and then
proceed without delay % grossly In
suit q man publicly, Tor what, for
sooth, because ne happened to differ
With the speaker. Such conduct d
unreasonable; Il is eoWarily. al
low me briefly 10 explain The circum.
stance. In the course Of his remarks,
hr. St. John asked for All Republi-
cans who believe the party both State
and National to be 3 prohibition par-
" % bold up hands. ] said III you
will leave out the National, here j.
one hand" Mr.. -. John said he
was reminded Of = circumstances
where q similar vote was taken and
he noted the result: One Democrat,
no Republican. But at the close o.
bis lecture one person rushed up 10
him and said, "Mr. ST. John, allow
me % correct an error. The man
who voted was q common idiot" Well
for one act that h past, ! accept the
Inference there thrown out IL there
ever Was 3 time in my life when ! de-
served 10 be called HD idiot, / think
Il must have been when / stamped /
down grass all day around the old /
school house trying to elect the 81. /
for third term, and not when l said /
] believed the Republican party of |
Kansas was q prohibition party. /
HBd he asked me IL I thought the |
Prohibition party Of Kansas q prObi-
bItiOn party, up would 60 my hand. /
Why, because some Of nay neigbbOrs /
who 'vOte for principle" OIL up on
strong cider and beer when they 70 10 Il
Salina on Saturday. Certainly not
But because there Is an OverWhelm-
ing majority In said party who do no
such thing. The msjoFity Is the
party, hence the Republican party Of
Kansas Is q prohibition party. Now
the good Ex-Governor told us at the
beginning that he would tell the /
truth, but before be got through he
had ravelled out more basely false /
premises and inferenees than l was
ever called upon before 10 swallow 10
one dose. He kept limiting that Gov.
Martin is q fool who cannot. read /
without q great amount Of practice.
he thought he had proved most
conclusively that everybody outside
the Prohibition party are knaves and |
fools. WILL MALTBY.
Mentor, Oct. u. 1885.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14

THE Republicans Of McPherson
county have nominated the follow
ing ticket: Clerk OF district court,
Harry Pyle Probate Judge, A. G.
SpIllman County attorney, @. F.
Grattan County Superintendent, c.
w. Vittum County Surveyor, A..
Balls; Commissioner Sd district, J. A.
Eaklns. J, M. Simpson has been re-
nomInatsd Cor Representative.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14

OK Monday wheat in Chicago was
quoted at 69l-the lowest price 1t has
reached In 25 years. Prices don't
seem to improve, although there is 3
Democratic administration on our
kanda
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14

G. @. OLNEY. q prominent citizen Of
Minneapolis. died last Saturday, at
Long Branch, where he and bis wife
and children had been spending the
summer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14

Sixteen Poland China pigs, four
months old. Any Information lead-
ing 10 The recovery Of the same will
be literally rewarded.
g. B. SPRAKs. Saliua. Kans..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14

MARRIEO-Oct, 18th, 1856. at the
parsonage ct Mentor. Saline Co. Kans.
By Rev. J. c. Dana, MF. William A.
Wells and Miss Martha A. Shelton.
all Of Mentor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14

WANTED-250O0 bushels eorn, old
OF new. Highest cash price paid.
Enquire Of u. g. SaWin. Office with
Gels B Williams, l0f E. Iron ave.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14

The Chicago anarchists have been
refused q new trial. Dec. Srd is the
daY set for their execution.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14

TIE Republicans Of Doniphan
county have nominated Hon. Phil.
Kelley for Representative.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14
Publication Notice.

Ina C. cRAIsUE. plalntiR,
W
?. A. CRAIsUz, defendants.
10 P. A. Crniguc, defend ant
NJ OF are hereby notiaoi that yoa hare heeu
y sued b Ida G. Craigse, tha antd riaiatil and
that yea must answer the peii.icn dlef b. aid
pialntiifon or before the 15th dav q NcFrruher. ?.
A. D. l66, or surh petition uii be tafan = irne
and iut gulfut reulerod acoordinrlr tie nafure of
uhich viii Be decree Of divorce frau yea fnr the
sid piainiif and that abe b restored % ksr
maiden name and for other equitahls relief
IDA Q. CaAIGun. hy
BUXTON q HooRH, her aitofners.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14

STATE or KANSAS. Ccesrf o. sAzlnn fss.
Il o.. C. HilIc-. Cashie1 cr the shere-nau,ef
bart % secnrly swear ilIaf the lh1ee ssalcuIeni
= irsc e. he bezi 81 ~ kuoeIetzs 80 hei.zE
q c MILLER. Cashicr.
snhscritcd snd suora 70 before iue tbs i-fk day
faraLi z A. HErnE. Ens.ry Pukiie.
tAT conr,issioi s-ri1ss HaT -. lels
CoseErr-Arrsf.
TF. caRYER
n. A. WILLIAMS, nirac1.
q. J.WELLsLAGER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14
REPUBLIClN TICKET.


FOr Congressman. FyA Dissriei,
ANDREW s. WILSON.
For Governor,
JOHN A. MARTIN.
For Lieutenant Goueru0r,
A. P. RIDDLE.
For Secretary Of Nase,
f. B. ALLEN.
For State Treasurer.
JAMES w. HAMILTON
For AudHor Of Slate.
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY.
For Attorney General
8. B. BRADFORD.
FOR Superintendent Of Public Blstrsio
tiOn,
J. II. LAWHEAD.
For Associate Jisfice,
ID. M. VALENTINE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14

Total e5is.s15 o.
STATE OF KANSAS. coUETg o. skLrHE tss.
i, u. y. rc1ene. Cashier of fbe shove naued
hank. Do sqlcmnly sueaF that fhe shove afste-
Ineut g. true % ne bcsi q ny knouiedre aud be-
lief n ~ TEsGUE, Castisr,
suberribed and sworn 20 before ne tkis IL Cay
- Of octohcr 1856.
sEsf- FRAZIER,
- Notary Pubic
tCommissicn expires Nay ., isael
c0EuEcT-Afiests
a. ~. BRIGGS
A. L. DODGE J Directors.
A. EnFrUaPffT I
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14
Dress Trimmings

Ever brought The city, and our prices are at the bottom
That we sell FEATHER TRIMMINGS for 3oc per yard.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14
OUR STOCK OF
Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods

Is complete good Mems Undershirt sold at any other
store for 7sc offer for SOC
good all wool Red Undershirt for 6sc We also carry
the finest Undersh and Drawers needed for the market
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14

WHO PURCHASES GA0DS

That stock Of Dry Goods is the largest in the city
That our prices on Dry Goods are always the Lowest
That we are closing ont stock Of Mems Clothing
That we sell extra good Calico at sc per yard,
That we sell extra good Cotton Flannel 6c per yard
That We sell extra good Brown Muslin &c per yard
That we sell extra good Cashmere for IzHe per yard.
That We have the largest stock Of
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-14

F0r Congressman. FyJh District,
ANDREW s. WILSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
CANDIDATES IN CONNECTICUT

CONGRESSIONAL, STATE AND COUNTY h"N""o ~
BE CONFERRED.
IRON AZ OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF HE
.,,,,o,n Sent. 19--The Repubcan OF the lSt
and IIId Congressional Districts OF CONNECTICUT VIII
ro,r;pote their candidates the coming week III u'c
LET District there are indications oil II coh'es "'
John r Buck will be nominated on the hrst oailo', II
indeed a ballot be asked for In tIe III" Di''''V
tha y;co-ous canvass of tue Windham County Republ-
= :. cror Of Colonel Charles A. Russell. appears 10
ho nearly settled the convictions of the Republicans
= I.,o,n Connecticut that he will lie the nominee
Ia will J., certain 10 strengthen the STATE llchei
I'll, IN his canvass David a. Wells. 1t Is under
,ooa has taken himself from the field OF possible
ne,oocratc candidates in the Hid District ana IL II
rrobahle that Thomas S Maher, OF BROOKLYN VINO mas
made some reputation for himself III connection VII"
the Putnam Monument site. will be urgel upon 'ne
Do rocratic convention, although he sulsaVoWs any
| political ambitions
matte, that il in some danger of being overlooked
nv NEGLECTED. by the voters of the State al the i'i'
town meetings." to be held on the first MONDAY u
October is the ballot required by the actions oil '
last LEGISLATURE on the adoption OF "a constitution"
amendment extending the terms OF ONCE OF the co''!
sberihs to four years. instead OF three rs 'hey no"
stand. If the vote is in favor OF adoption th'
amendment Will become operative at the NoVemDe
| election when shcrlfs Will De eleeted; Shcpn
Spaulding will probably he renominaed oy lhe I've
nnblicans and the Democrats have already ahho"hcc'
| ihe,r intention OF nominating exSherh seymour Z
contest the elections. pointing out his vote IN mart
ford and Sheriff Spauldngs vote IN Hartford gum
| IN 1850 as a reason tor his strength. ohoI,
Standings friends can no reason why ne shouI'
NOT be elected as easily this year, as he has oee'
heretofore " -, N ol,
nv f S Clevelands deulination to be cand date
i, again filled and Cleveland's name agan leads a.
the rest The conference OF week ago al MI
Cio, Glands Lyuse. between William II. Barnrm
Chairman Brown. of the Democratic State COMMITTEE
and Mr. Cleveland. has been productive OF strenst
for the Cleveland boom which was already strOn
enongb TO secure HIM the nomination. The fact tina
The Hartford Times " is again talking oil MI
Cleveland as candidate may be taken as
s,cnifcant omen Editor Butt OF that newspaper
has never been at cross purposes with Mr. Barnum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
OUTLOOK or THE WESTERLY conn cGor

CuIcAco. Sept. 10.-Thc Farmers Rerer
will nv this week "The crop IL maturing rap
1rv Frosrs occurred in Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa ana
Nebraska aud injury reported 20 the "'e cram
IN the Iowiauds, but no general injury oo'u''"'
owing to the maturity OF the gram. IN t"enN 'o"e
connte. in Ilno, the AVERAGE ranges from ter 10 '
bushels, win an apparent average o. ABOUT '"e''
hvshcs TO the acre. The general average u HUI
oa..a in towa Tho AVERAGE in Mu1csOtn IN fourteen
counties IL placed at twenty.eIght bushels !" ln"n
twelve counties reror. genera average 81 twenty
il.hr.s IN Kansas The report from tV'lVo r,
reduces Tho average twenty two bushels IN ''''"
inc average o. lie co4nti"- reporting ms W" ''''
Inc general average At fnirty-tw0 bushes I'D
.,n th. AVERAGE Drops 10 twratN--iX hh-h'i- - 40
s,ur, the general average Is placed ~ twenty -I"i
imsnels The reports from Nebraska IN c'i' y" '''
it.u, large Weld M counties. Inc icll7 II''
Michigan Indicate a yl~ld TangiS lIon I"oIH ~
seventy live bushels 10 the acre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20

SUPREME COUGr-Cn AABERs-Beore Andrews J-Ihiru
Monday motion calendar m, ,,.4
stKFonArk's cot a1-Before Rollins. Swills Of Francis
DcrvOJit. Elizabeth smith, John Corner
and Jane Ryder at lOa Will Of Edward lin and George
SINNER AZ 1890 "a viii of j 4 q Foster AT II NJ.
tlA COIl,I-TlIAL IFlM-PAlI l--BtfOre Browne J.
So, TO ~ 79. I'll iiU 1855 1856 1857, 1856 20 81 80
so. 7-O, 7s7, is. go. l54S
1tn 'CotilI-iKiAL TERM-PARr lI.-BeiOrc Hyatt j.
Nos. 10, H. -, I'D -, 40 go 49, 'oi 900 no.
A., $50, 49, 9i3. ,, ~, 49,. :,
TNos ass G97 ZOO I'll 1866 7h9 1853 7V7, ~, % ~ 100
lol lO2 1913 Oi lOj 100 lO1 OS 100 10 Ill. IL ll5.
ia 100 ll6 M lls 49, 100 l2l IT, 1913 III 49, 10
~. ~, l29. ~ , 49,. - ... -,
smyh and Asss ant District ttorney FellowsNos l. q
. y TO- II. H. ID. a. 20, 49, Il, lo 10, 20 u
Coz III OF GENERAL sEssONsPAKI ll.BoiOre JUICE nj
der-lecve Assistant District Attorney Beiiort No.
y - 10 al, ~ 10. Ia, - 10, IL Io ~ ~
u, ~, -, "a, -, 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
EING LUDWIG'S VALET
From The Philadelphla TeIegraOh

from The INIIUtIVHIu ItItyTuVH
The Iaily Ners Munich. tells story Illustrative Of the
ou,er 1eaks OF the ate mad King Of Bavaria. lie had an
excellent valet de chanbre whose ices he priced greatly
bu who one day committed petty fault that tire" the
ouck monarch such tempest Of fury that he
beat him with his fists and sand " Get out
randy as e could Then the King had SUCCESSION OF Wallets
each one OF more stupid ana incompetent
than ms predecessor uHt the KING was frantic al the te
me Baou Schneider chief OF the palace, urged him To lake
he old valet back AGAIN. the ground that ms
olgity would permit him to Ito when ne hal sad ne
x,sbei never 10 see mans face again. Then TIE
baron had u happy idea Very well. your Majesty, he
.nf Won nee. his face again. We VIII make a
kalnooi OF him" To that the King assentcd cheerinly
ar Thereafter. until HI DEATH ne fatntuy served Oy AN
apparent negro vino waa however, IN roAy h@uNe Oh "u
Mo Ia old ~ valet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
yrw BU1LDING OF THE ADAMS EXPRESS
A FINE STRUCTURE TO be ERECTED Al fo0"'"
AVE AND NINFTEENTH-sr.

AVE AND NINFTEENTti-sr.
The Adams Express Company has purchase"
the half of the block on the west s'do OF fou''n"
abov. tie BE videre Hotel. The ground was o'o"po
hv one OF thoe attractive cottage like houses cioo
about thirty years ago. when Union Square han p',o'
central mart of the city and desirable place 10 "
The house was OF brick aud stone. three S'orl'S e'
surrounded with verandas. and was hair cohc'"i'U -,
sunmer by the vines that were trained on HI suns -
w,s more than hundred feet back from the street. WIN
a lawn I'm front For many years 1t was oceup'ou ~
reren Iah lIilmore. the well-known coal dealer.
The express company intends 10 Dulld on t"i' pio'
m rptown depot mainly FOR t. New-Ent anu si
and the aud and building will involve an ou.m ~,
neatly 81 OOO,OOO During ne summer. uo,
nav. been engaged Ia tne excavation lh't mas =, 10
DELAYED b. q lar amount ~ rock req lrInt =, ~,
blasie.l The uIns OF the structure h'No no' ,,
breY decided by the directors OF tir cohu'"s ~
several nave been prepared Tho IA H. J'ek,on' VIZ
arc itect and action will be- take0 on them .hs ll.
81 mat the wur' go forward as soon ~ luc -, h
t. favorable IN" spring. 1he nun and Tho
fornuyhly IRE proof tue first story ~ cram a' e
others of brick II Will he six Store "iEm 1uo -, -,
cove the entire srace, win the man "h'Ta"cn III
b roiutn ave 1ue Adams Express Contrary hI' W W
-, pr.ss n aims running eaeA gaT daily on t"o 80" ~
ANA Nrw-aven railroad between thl7 'lty "n' ma
ana tho business l. sail t. b" steadily iic'e'Su'
/ lower hoor II tni buiing VIII 10 PIeP"'rtt ,,
a yrw Ia loading and unloailn2 ears III I.e ei.,.,
an Coui lie track viii run int" hilllhS' INV 'tp
stories via hr Hrrdnged Tor storage purl W, c'oo,ar
has 9een appointed the drector- - snpornI'u te
work on the building, aud At s oehoVru va. =. 81
be ready for year from neAt spHh5' II '"0 WI"
H. begun promptly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
WIRE uILroy AVID CROMWELL ACQUAINTED

In reading the Rev. Phillips Bruokss admirable OVATION At
the celebration Of the 25Oh Anniversary oil mo iouao VI
the Ho-ton Latin school, notice that he speaks Of john MI
n "A once the Latin secretary OF Cromwell venture
10 suggest with dinidonce, that tho statement is
moi quito correct Millions only connection WIZ
H. Government time was as SOL
tarv for ofogn tongues $50 called IN tho coiho' pooA Va
- for foreign affairs OF The council OF s"t'
49, paffsnn in his life %. Milton The Lnssh Men oi
siers series says there evidence that cromwell over
knew Milton 1T ALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20

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