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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-17
RAILROADS..
ALWAYS ON TIME.
NETWORK AND NEW ENGLAND RAILROAD
CHANGE IN TINE

NEw-YoRK AND NEw-ENGLAND RAILROAD.
CHANGE IN TIME
MORNING TRAIN FOR BOSTON VIA HARTFORD
49, Commencing MONDAY, Eoy; ~ ies5s. . . ,o
m. will ieaye at - O'Clock nooni due IN Boston at
80 y. n. daily, Sundays excepted
Returning train leaves Boston az IL O'Clock noon due
IN New York at 80 D. m, daily SUNDAYS ohceptel
without change. Dining between Hartford and
Boston
The New England limited leaves either city at p. M
WITH elegant new parlor ears and Dining car between
Night Express With sleeping cars leaves II 80
Tickets at Grand Central Depot and as7 Broadway.
| EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of COrtlands and
Desbrosses sts. as follows:
80 Z. nj. ior CatasauQua and intermediate points
ana the West and principal local points Chair car TO
Elmira. -
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
10 Tunkhannock Connection to Reading and Harris
$40 D. m. for Pittston and principal intermediate
points Chair car 70 l.. and b. Junction. ,
40 D. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg Chair car 10
Ia M for Geneva Lyons Emira Rochester. Buffalo
and he West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons -
SIS D. m. for Laurays ana intermediate points, 80,
, o. ali noInts I'm MahanOy and Hazeton coal regions
- ~ 49, SUNDAY TRAINS ,,..
3 a m. for Maueh Chunk. Hazleton ana interHeoia Y"
5:s5 n n for Coplay and intermediate points
n m for Geneva. Lyons. Euiira, Rochester. Buffalo
and tho West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
General Eastern ONCE. 235 Broadway
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILwAY.-Trans leave from ferries at West AZ
and Jay sts. as follows:
West l2d- s., 80 a. m. Jsyst rs a. m for MID.
dletown fallsbuig Monticello Liberty, Walton Delhi.
Norwich, Utica Rome. Oneida. Fulton oswego, Buffalo.
West S2d.ss 4 100 D. IN. Jay-st. AS for Wall.
XII Valley ST Ions Lakes MOhonk. Minnewaska Middle
town, Bloomingburg. Elenville, NJ Dale. Monticello.
Tallsburg Liberty white Lake kocEiand daily 10,
Middetown Falsburg Liberty. walton Norwich Oneida,
Buffet seepers 70 Niagara Falls. Reclining Chair Car
Time tables tickets &C. at 2o7 BOT ga. 1923 Broad
way 737 6thave 1874 East 125th St. 2e4 West l2othst
New-York. r. .1DrpcON r. PA
Is Exchange Place. New-York
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y: G. &
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
V' ''c'rAvn TRUNK LINE

GRAND TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MALL ROUTE .
Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and Cortlanf
Streets Ferries, follows; $500, ..,,- ,,,--
Harrisburg. Psburs and the WesL with Pullman Palace
Cars attached q 100 O. H.. 0:3O DINING Caf) ana 3
j. n daily. New York and Chicago Limited Of Par
lof Dining. Smokinc and Sleeping Ves,ibuled Cara az
: .' D I'd. 3D.. cA-l
wliauspo- Luck Haven. 100 a. m, 100 p. m Cory
ani Erie NJ 90 p. NJ connecting a. Cory for Titus
y.!le and tho OIL Regions 49, 49,.
For Lebanon o 100 a. m, 20 D. m, ana IL 10 nBh~
Tor EorrstoTn. Phoenlxye Pottstown and Reading
II 900 a NJ. | 100 100 and 90 p. H. saturdays
only 90 p. NJ Sundays, rs and 10 100 a.
Baifiinore Washington ard the South Limited Wash
inron ENpres-7 OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily except
SUNDAY. 10 90 a m arrive Washington 90 Z. M
inrton 10 D. m regular At 90 100 and 80 n.
I O0. . 90. 80 aud 8 200 p and IL rs night
SUNDAY rs and go a. m 80 and 100 p m. and
For Atlantic City and Care May 100 D. m week days
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and Intermediate
stations. via Railway and Amboy, $40 a. m.
10 40 noon. % gpd zoo p H. ON SUNDAY AS
For Old Point and Norfolk New YORK philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad 200 N. daily via Baltimore
ard Ray Line 4 80 y. week days
Boat Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains Jersey City, afofdng speedy ana uifeet
transfer for BrO0HlTn travel
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
OFooT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF October 8. 1888 -.
4 100 for Eastol Bethlehem. Allentown. Maueh
Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg etc.
BIAS a. m for Easton bethlehem and Allentown
200 a. m for Bennington. Eason. Bethlehem Allen
30 cb LAKE W9RassSas E ssfOn
ton Peadnr Harrisburg Potsville. TamaQua, Shanokln
Sunbufy Lewlsburg. Williamsport Ventilation. .,,.,..,
Msnh Chunk Healing Harrisburg etc. ,,arch
345 d. m. for EastOn. Bethlehem. AlentoWn, 'AAu'A
Chunk, Wlkesbarre, Scranton. Iamaqua ehanio s,o,
100 and S 80 D. for somerv1e ana rlenk T Gn
Chunk Heading Harrisburg. etc On Sundays a. o''o
D. n AK ,1.15a n. 1, 4, 80. 9 rs D. m. Sundays
Z M o. Tor Red Bank, Long Branch (Asbury PARK.
Ocean Grove except Sunday. Poln. Pleasant Parlor
cars at i rs M 80 ~ r., rorm,nsdale, LAKE
w6oS sl M,ncb % Tons SU River vel BaInegat etc
a. M, / D. L. for ATLANTIC O1Ii' 'ihe'AH'
h'ase'0 s15 10 80 II rs a; M a. 30 $780, e1S
p m sanaA' siNDY HOOK ROUTE
70, .r,r.. iIieGIands Highland Beach. Seabrighs
Monmouth Beach Long Branch. Lakewood. ioins h'S'
'''' SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
via Central r Il. OF New-Jersey and philadelphia ana
Reading l. r. Leave foot Liberty 81 ~ n r. at t1 AZ
DAYS at AS a m 80. y 2. m oo soo = On
Trains leaving at L. :45. IL m go, T. 80 ;oo
u D. m, connection for Reading Harri'ourg fo'
and parlor Car Be procured at II AIS
s5l 944 l49 1929 BroadWSy va Cor Ja $40
New-York transfer Company will call for ana checK
baggage from hotel or residence
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G. HORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROU IL. r ' Oh
Genital 3i ss SSTo and 70 Nswpq,F a
pfovienee and Boston. IL 80 n Nigat Express ios
Newport Providence, Boson-daily; psaee faref NSr'
u.i"
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HOLLAND TRUST COMPANY,

NO.- WALL-sT, NETWORK,
Allows interest deposits The longe, the sctTe
accounts merchants and others subject TO cheeh a.
IN any hank: lends prOmissOfy note without
indorser and accepts New York City Brooklyn ap-
praised first mortgages with title guaranteed as col
lateral security. ---,,-- - IN.
Acts as executor trustee and guardian under Wills
fo the fxed statutory charges also as registrar, trua
tee transfer and financial agent for States cities towns
and other corporations and for real estate mort
CAGES with coupon bonds in NewlOrk, Brooklyn and
ei.ewhere Collects rents. coupons and dividends.
TRUSTEES.
Garrett A. Van Allen John ID. Nermeue
Wsrner Van Norien, ohm Van Noorhis,
II 'aref G Van Worst, W. w. Van NoOrhls,
iames n Van Woert lGeo. w Van Sclen,
r Van Tnsfr,nd James Roosevelt
John H. Planter, Augustus an WEE
PoheTt II Roosevelt Henry w. O. Efye,
Geo. NJ Van Hoesen, Jotham Io9ih0W,
VIM Dowd, SevFgSS, r. Il -Hiah
"-- ~ POBFRT D. ROOSEVELT President,
JOUN d. VERMEULE Vice President
GEO. W. VAN SICLEN, Secretary.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

Express trains leave New-York and cOrs
sndt Streets Ferries follows -
90 90 g. % Chicago Limited with Dining car ana
10 Washington Limited. and fl 100 a M u 10 / wv
2 0O 90 4, 49, 8 100, 100 80. 8 100 ana oO
p m. and Il rs night. Accommodation 80 ana IL ~
O m. 40 and 90 p. Sundays Express. ia,
. 800 % Limited and 10 a. m, T. 80. 8, 0. oao Q
and .. m, and 10 rs night. Accommodation. y. m
Trains leaving NewYerk daily, except SUNDAY, at .,
eni IL 10 m. !, q 4, 8. 2. m. and 10 a. M ana
.. m. on Sunday. connect at Trenton for Camden;
Ticket Orices Nos l. s35. $40 aud ga Broadway, l
As0r House. and foot OF DesbFosses and Cortland sts
Courtst and Brooklyn Annex station, foot Of Fulton.
81 bfgo@yD station Jersey CITY Lmierant Ticket
This New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences ,,,oon
CHA T.. PuGH, j.. r. MUOp.-.
General ~-----' .~--
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

J. ThVnas Stcafns sold under foreclosure yesterday at
M Real Estate Exchange lots in Fordhan Nos.
ssa to asa onsthc side Of Honmanst The bidding
On No 4s2 from $50 to 1880, at which price
Ge,ige L. Anderson the buyer. The buyer
Sss @ ASS d ina g. s ii sfs s Ms SGn sa
cent Tho oomInee on Nomination OF The Exchange,
s @sra osspenhemer' Hal j. How and Constant 4.
si VI" h %S COMMITTEES n1y 70 BY
hede,. as to suitable names to be pssea on the ieIe
was San at the Exchange yesterday Cr Psw Or
GA buildings go 70 100 feet 'front.' IN o9 OF near
e. p pS sSsOC new P'SS saSSO9 within
fi " ground ana nooms Between en- Broadway and
e sssSshs es Tor a % Ssose y
TSsih 6GS Pp Is:
in West Eighty -fourth-ss. at $1,000 each.
Nsw.York Friday, Nov. 10, 1888
1hc f %no sole was held at the Exchange and
Three Rh Is:F'ss S Sse'R; sgs and 49,
map OF o'm0 By b ff'0fGf neFan,m a''''.
bihavs. was Withdrawn.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS CITY.
and ssih-sl. y x5OSS4sS John II Mckee SS.s
and and Eli Eliza Mckee st,'' i''' "o'aN $4,000
wife 70 william & scamidt o., 500
Jefferson to Jefferson Real Estate CO. $4,000
james Earle and wife to Grace A seieck $4,000
H. and Richard r. Johnston and wives TO
,,b rS!e' r. G0f Fl a 1a.. 474x71s $4,000
another anu "''' " $1,000
Leon and vile to Bernadne Ede 10 900
Grace 4 seiiecf to Ellen NJ Earle 10000
= a-ins sshnder "nsc'' '- 1o,5oo.
Kahn S q al 'i''''' 'a'00 A0fn 70 oV'' %, 500
No. SIS East 551stst; same TO German Kahn and 80.
smother - oVV
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
n I K nd ofhers
l2Otl,st OF 7th-ave. year. 81. 700
COughlin. Peter II and wife, TO 4 Schwarz, 337-
$50 East 55th,st. Q MORTGAGES. year SIC, 900
Cleyerion r H. and others 70 + PutZel. Popham-
ave. Of Morrlsave, ! year. Sc, COO
camp-map. Helen d. to b Parker II Thompsonst
years. %. 500
: Cohen Icnaz and wife to D ] King and others
utofs 1.67s-1 CSC 1stave, years, sl7 coo
Drake, Laurence, TO Bowery Savings Bank. W Post
Road ali land OF DycSman. 90 100 acres $50 900
Dick. Robert and wife, Middlebrook 3e43 Jane
st. i year. s9. 600.
Same TO Sarah D Moran 80 Jane-st years. 500 900.
Same to John Cornell. Alas Jane-st mortgages
Hvams Joel and wife. to East River Savings Bank.
9i-e6 Narick- 81. year $4,000
Mulligan. Frank and others, TO c Barney, n cor
Boulevard and ssthst demand $4,000
Schreiner. George and Others, 10 the German Savings
Bank. Sunolk-st. Of Deancey-si, mortgages
gear. sos 600
The Second Avenue Railroad Company TO the Atlantic
Trust Company 2dave and l27th-st. 5 years,
ESQ. 900. 49,, $50
OF 116th-st . mortgages years. sac. 600
Same 70 Ferdinand thurman same property, mort
CAGES months SIC, 600. - --. 49,. ~.
Co cor Nj Morris-av and 121sst wear. $50 OCO.
Yost Fernando. to Newman Cowen G 9th-ave. n OF
eTth-st mortgages. I year. $40. 600
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Urn Goods.

co -s BROMLEY 0x9 Novelty Smyrna Rugs Re
gJ.(C yersble Rugs Csc 10 $7j. Velvet carpets from
ebc. China mattlngs. ANDREW LESTEKs SONS. 74l
Broadway.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW YORK TItIB.
IA rNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES No. 23s Broadway corner I'M lynfststi
Until D. $50 Broadway, between twenty second ana
Twenty third sts; until m 2IO Wess fEenly tnlra-
st. EighthaYe. 1b2 hiNth-aNe 100 iJuillafe,
corner Fouteenthst 100 Thirdaye corner rory ley,
enlist 1,026 Thiid-aye near sixty-nrsttst lavss
frstaye. 100 West Forty second st. Ninth ave. and
sisy sghth:st. and 50 Liberty;st, and the uAHLEM
PFF1CE $50 East One hundred and twenty nfh-st. up
- M. At regular ratea
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Ersal Notices.
pnblic Noticc.

n Office
The Commission for the Revision Of the Excise Laws
OF the State Of New York, will give hearing beginning
the 18th day OF November. 1SSs at 10 30 a. M and
continuing thereafter long be deemed necessary
by the Commission the Court Room. Part = OF tue
Court Of Pleas. IA the COUNTY Court House ~
the City OF New York to persons desiring 70 be heara
the state and will receive suggestions for the improve
ment the by order OF - $1,000
President.
GEORGE p. COLBY. Secretary.
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miscellaneous.
a PAT e N T
Professional.
VERESTCHAGIN EXHIBITION.

YOUNG MAN, 10 years Of age, wishes employment
n In any mercantile banking house give salts
factory references ability and character Address
Box AZ Tribune Once, n. y
RANSLATOR.-A gentleman who reads modern Ian
gusges desires situation as correspondent translator
or for the press Address J; COOPER Rich
daleaye. Soueryille. Mass. stating salary offered.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW, YORK TR!B
HE WILL B 5s HhroddwaT corner Thirty ST.
unti y m $50 Broadway, between Twenty second and
N ooyn sr EisSskSVe g sxt-ayo iss
enlist. 1o2e Thrd-aye, near Sixty ar ,s Ios
sixtv.eqhth.st and 90 Liberty.st. and the HARLEM
OFFICE $50 East Onchundrcd- and twenty nfthst. up
to D. m. regular rates
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nlnsiraI Instruments.

NUMBER OF slightly used upright and square pianos
"a OF make which specially selected and used
BY the artists Of the METROPOLITAN Opera House Company
during the past season. Will ue sold ~ liberal
reduction from regular prices
WM. KEABE 4 CO.. 1l2 5th-aye. above l6th,st
t>IsCYFE PIANOS. renowned for aud standing
II In tune. Manufactures and storer0oms, 421 425
IVES. 2sthst and SCI Broadway. lS,hst fDtson's
Building. Pianos exchanged rented, or instruments
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IN RIE -Ticket Onices. 4nI. 8I1

II RE RAILWAY.-Tcket Offices, 4Ol, 317.
II III and 957 Broadway 1913 12 Bowery, 1877 westst
Battery Place Chambers and 23d Street ferries New.
and New station Jersey City where Tickets and Paror
or Sleeping Car reservations and orders for checking and
leave 23tst. minutes earlier than time Shown from
Shambers-s,t; local local trains 70 10 minutes earlier.
p Buffalo Pullman sleeping coaches HorneiIsvie TO
10 $50 m, week days delaware VALLEY Express parOr
p m. daily, Chicago and S. Louis Limited,F solid
st. Louis; no extra charge for fast time. ~
.. m. daily Chicago Express Pullman bunet sleeping
sae t s. and chicago S%Sso Eml
ssS 3 S9?f 4 49, JS f$ g. - fs
Pssssac CAB 1a +o M, sundays .d ;4S % 49,
:S $S 3 hS6s a. oso 49, ~
5sS 55S S g Sl g. tlS 49, ' l6 H.
80 10 20 q gG night 30
S isG ~ sani IS 81 ' M 80
Rldse sS a a aS P sHmasrp 49, 80 10 80 m
sasip sso e Rss'"ss ssas 20 ls ss g. ID
sS d sy 70 80 a. M n 80 p m
sg@Say9 80 49, 80 30
M$t s5 s end f9fl 30 ,s5vs 40 sanas 70 go
,p,G.s ts, $S from the West arrive NewYOrA at
7'GS i &c %, q Pii Snd 10 40 H. P FARMER
G.n,i supt General Passenger Agent
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ceriurcs ano nleetines.

a tan Union Will b, held every "Wednesday morning q
ii o'clock In chapel Of the broadway Taberpaee Church
NsA- A.. corner Of 6th-ave. Missionary meeting -
"Wednesday.
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GeIp Uanteo.

XI7ANTED-MAN.-To take the agency OF our Safes !;
w Size Sx1sx1s inches weight 500 pounds retail pre-
$50 sizes in proportion. rare chance ana per,
lament business These demand never before
supplied by other safe companies as We are not governed
" 'D' N'' ALPINE SAFE CO.. Cincinnati Ohio.
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N ORTHERN RAILROAD OF. NEW JERSEY
~ -Trains leave Chambersst Station week days foI
- go, 10 and II 80 a rs, 49, so 80
sAS go 10 80 p so ms Il midnight Sundays 4
qTd.y special l2tS n oOs 40 Ad1id S '''
.For Manuel. Spring Valley Monsey and TalmahN
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New-york. Friday, Nov; 10, 1885

Sew-york. Friday, Nov. 10 1888.
The following sale was held at the Exchange ana
Auetioi Room to-day.
Three lot. CahsTsssT ' SS Ssess g .ss and asa on
map Of Can,breling property @ f Anderson el,77o
By n. i. Ingransm & 20. -
Sale Of the dwelling with lot No 10 East 57thst OF
6ih-ave. withdrawn.
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OreGr GteameA

VLENIt DIfU1IEI@
NOMpAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
" TIOUE FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE.
Companys Per new AZ North River foot Of Mortonst
Ia hot RGOGNF Frangeu. SATURDAY, Nov. %. a m
LA CHAMPAGNE Boyer Saturday, December l. D. M
LA RRFTAGNF. de Jansschn Saturday Dec. g. . a. n.
A. FORGET Agent No Bowling Green.
A NCHOR LINE. Z. 5. Mail Steamships
N GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
IRON Pier A. North River. foot Of Terov-st
Ethiopia, Nov "a, a. n. Devonia, Dec. g. a. m
GLASGOW, DERRY or LIVERPOOL
Cabin e45 and sos second class $50 Stesrage s2o
Travellers Circular OF Credit and Drafts
amount issued az lowest current
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. N.
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CUNARD LINE.
NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
49, pier 40. North River
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
rtrura Nov. "a S a. IL Etrurla, o., z 80 a m
Gsiia bee J. 3 D. H. scTN!a, Dec 90. 80 D. ~
Tmbrla. Dec 5. 8 a. Umbra. Jan, g. a. m
surania Dec is 3 D. IL BOthaia Jan. 10 30 q. III
cabin passage, ESQ $50 and s1Co Intermediate s35
steerage tickets TO AID from all parts Of Europe
low rates For freight and passage apply the company.
Office Bowling Green. New YORK
VERNON II. BROWN & co. General Agents.
" ORDDEUTSCHEK LLOYD S.; CO.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NEw-YoRK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot 2d-st, H0bOken
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
T~ave Thurs Nov % Vera. Sat. Dec. !. 2 80 m
MI sat Nov. "a. & a. m Aer, Wed. Dec. 5, a M
lain wed Nov % noond saale, Wed Dec l2, y N
Frat Cabin s75 upward q berth. according 70 To-
cation Second Cabin, $50 a berth Steerage at lowest
ta'eA oELRICHs & CO.. No. Bowling Green
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nv He BOOK OF OPEN.AIR spoRTs," octave, 500
i pages. illustrated me hIAhoaIl Auia".''S ~
American open air amusemens Rules for sailing, SWIM
ming ball playing, shooting horseback fdlnf ete' , esc
IN f1il 81 Der copy. Published rs The IrSune, new
YORK Fnteitaning and universally eompmented py the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-04-28
The Northwestern,

From the daily Inter Ocean of
Wednesday we clip these items. The
the time is now short in which Mr..
Stiekney has to decide what he will
or can do in the matter. If he finds
himself unable to go ahead with the
scheme he has marked out, some
other company will no doubt take
hold of it, We quote as follows:
1t is reported that President Stick
ney, of the Minnesota Il Northwestern
railroad, has gone to New York, TO
make arrangements for the purchase
of the grounds for their proposed ter
minal on the NemadJ rive.
\ prominent real estate man of the
East End, states that letters from St.
Paul capitalists show great interest in
property adjoining the proposed ter
minals of the Minnesota Il Northwest
ern, on the Nemadji river. 1t is
rumored that another road, whitehead
quarters in st. Paul, stands ready to
jump in and secure these grounds pro-
viding Mr.. Stickney does not use the
option which he holds on it.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-04-28
, : MES MORGAN.
$50, 3Ss. 900 East Water NJ,
NEELH AIkEE,
Maj, Orders FiIie,; Promptly.

The judge in the prize beauty
contest. mentioned in Sundays issue
decided-as neither Mr.. Richards
Grecian features nor Mr. Robes be-
neign and patriachal bearing and APP
pearance could be improved upon.
and as the workmanship upon each
photo excellent-that the principles
must exchange photos and each set
up the cigars for those assembled to
learn the conclusion arrived at about
a dozen. This was done and all are
happy. A blacksmith (who is an ex-
pert in his line, once having forged
check Is now engaged in forging cuts
of the two contestants, and they will
appear in this paper at an early day
in order that the public may decide
the matter for themselves-Inter-
Ocean.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-04-28
Bias Oa sna CITY Hail.

From the daily Inter-Ocean of
Thursday morning we clip the follow
ing:
The village board met Yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of opening
bids on the city hall building. There
were eight bids in. as follows:
Thomas Russell. S23,S02.
Trainor Bros, S24.5S9.
b. +. STANLEY, S24,745.
McGee & Miller, s26.63O.
Barnord 4. Ricard, S24,500.
i. J. McCann, S26.S7674.
A, g. Townsend. S24,973.
+. Randall, S26,34
On motion the contract was award
ed to Thomas Russell, of Minneapolis,
the lowest bidder, for S23, SOP, and
the president and clerk were ordered
to enter into the contract. Some of
the bidders alledgea that Mr.. Russell
is the son-in-law of Architect Allen.
and would haye the Inside" on the
quality of material going into the
building. but that is hardly probable,
as the council will have a local super
imtendent Of the building. whose duty
it will be to determine upon the quail
ity Of all material used in the struct-
ure.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-04-28
HALLADAYS MiRSTRELS.
Fhey Play 20 Packed House aud
give Entire Satisfaction

Everybody set their mouth for
Halladay's show last night and every
body who enjoys the jokes of an end
man or the shuttle cf graceful clog
dancer helped to pack the house.
Halliday has good company of ar
fists, among whom are Billy Carroll
who is a typical darkey, both in
movement and in looks, and when he
is before an audience there is little
else INDUCED in but laughter. John
Brewer is another eccentric coon
whose dancing and acrobatic move
ments are very fancy.
the drum majors drill was one of
the features of the evening, and the
corps of eight performers who manip-
ulated the baton executed some ex-
tremely difficult feats, as we'll rs be-
ing graceful with it. The entire per-
Torrance is we'll worth SEEING
Sioux Falls Press.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-04-28
6. 4. p. CAMP FIRE.
Ii cans ior Dinner. Beans for supper
beans! BeRus. Beans!

Daily lnterOcean.
Alonzo Palmer Post of Grand Army
boys, and old soldiers who are BOYS
no more except when telling camp
stories, or in love for the old flag of
flags, will hold a general camp fire,
Saturday, April 2Sth in Barton's
Hail, Winter Street, near Tower ave-
nue., opening with grand mess of
beans Ia la soup, boiled, baked), Bos-
ton brown bread, Ham land his fam
ily) coffee, cold tongue, cold team
sters Will find several Vaughn tongues
upon inquiry, hoe cake, and some
that were not hoed, all OF which will
he served from II to 2 p. M, and ID
repetition of similar bill of fare
for supper from 6 to s o'clock. After
supper the camp fire entertainment
Will be brought on to the scene of
battle bean fought and dealt out in
allopathic doses, and the boys will
once more live over in memory, some
OF the ludlcrous and thrilling scenes
OF army life, and of the pathetic mem
cries OF army deaths. An excellent
male quartet will render some of the
soul-stirring airs that we're wont,
twenty-five years ago, to fire the eve,
quicken the pulse, and rouse the pat
riotlsm Of our glorious Union. Select
readings and Rotations will also be
given; and no pains will be spared to
make the boys (and their girls feel
as happy as clam with pair of
brand new highwater pants. There
is no question that this entertainment
will he in good hands, and everybody
should bear it in mind in making
their arrangements for evenings out.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-04-28
The I'-Oisibi..oEisfs.

Some one who seeks glory by pos
ing as Reformist, put out the follow
ing ticket Thursday evening. Some
of the men are temperance men and
some are not. while the names of
nearly al were used without the
knowledge or consent Of their rcspec-
tive owners:
For President Irwin " Gates.
For Trustees VIM. Monro, Ole C.
Nuubson, f. A. Dole. John Howson
Howard Thomas, G.. G. Merritt.
For Superintendent A. Ross.
For Village CIerk-Chas. d. Felt.
For Treasurer d. Whitney.
For Assessor Geo. \. Kennedy.