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FeOPl6, Wy OIlOItIS WelCOInV H6ip ~
those with small means to purchase
or build their own dwellings. None
will deny that it is a great Indictment
to steady perseverance when a man
knows that the house over his head
is his own, and hat he already pos
sesses "A nucleus around which he
may by constant accretions, however,
small, accumulate a competency. In
the Insurance business, local capital
is also employed pro6tably, both in
the Fire, Life, and Marine branches,
and premiums which would other
wise have been sent out of the coun-
try for foreign p%olices now remain 10
circulate in the colony. We have also
the Street Oar Company, which has
proved such a boon TO the pedestrian
and in fact to the general public Of
Kingston, and whose lines we hope
shortly to see extended to Up-Park
Camp and round the Race Course.
We have the Ice Manufacturing Co.,
now defnitelyand securely established,
and to which we owe the comfort and
luxury Of "coagulated frigidity,' Mt a
very small cost, and by whose aid
and a half-penny VIZ can create within
the limited circumference of our COB
lets brim the temperature of the pm
l~eocry~tic sea. A Match Factory has
also now been successfully establish
ed, after long and continuous ill-lOr.
tune, and the Jamaican can LIGHT his
pipe or his bedroom candle with the
proud satisfaction that the Pyrogenei-
on is the product of his own country.
Thus e tenebrjS orjtur luz.
Our Educational embellishments are
daily increasing in number, aud eff
cheney, and private, drnominational
and government schools are nnremit-
ting in the good work of teaching the
young idea how to shoot"
Tie Religious denominations are
Loyalty combining their efforts with
those of the government to bring the
blessings Of education to the very
door of our people, and our people
are quickly getting to see anI well
come the angel that stands IN the
threshold.
A centre for the Cambrid9e Local
Examinations, DOW enables our
schools to test the efficiency both Of
their method of instruction aud the
capacities of their pupils, by a stand
ard that is unimpeachnble, and thus
the strong and healthy spirit of emu
lation is made to observation-disclosures
desired end Of universal education.
Our Charitable Institutions are
worthy of admiration, from the Civil
Service Widows and Orphans Fund,
through a list comprising Benevolent
Societies of different denominations,
Private Requests and Trusts, Dorcas
Societies, and Mutual Relief Societies,
Destitute Homes, Dispensaries for
affording medical relief to those
in poor circumstances, Self Help
Societies, Sailors Homes and
others. In addition to these we have
a Masonic Benevolence which "does
good by stealth, and bushes to find
it known" The Foresters and the Odd
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THE INLAND EMPIRE.
Farmer Fatally Iniured-A Default
ing HeaiieniiarY OniciAl.

wAIIA WALi.A. July 1.-THE races Of the
Northwest circuit commences ~ Deer
Lodge July -, and end at Wslia wsiia
October 8.
Henry Keeling and VI o. Fnllon have
formed an insurance partnership.
The foundation Of the Young Mems ball
81 whitman college is laid
The machinery Tor the steam laundry ar
rived Saturday.
A new q. x. a. \. tirne card takes effect
sunday. change is expected In The \.
T.. connection at wailula.
X. NJ freely, in jail at Peniieton for
forgery, is thcarht 4, he insane
Thursday farmer named samuel hays
was thrown from his h1rse aud sustained
a compound fracture 81 the leg below the
knee, The hone proirncins- II is Thought
he viii die.
The penisentiary brick yard has orders
for sn.bo brick on hand for tha work OF
the eouvicts this year.
Frank fill5er, rentiensiary clerk. has
anscondcd, leaving many creditors
J. n. Alien b 4 Seafpsseir. ]. w. SreDts,
W. NJ Clark. A. Il, IsAzsi. J. III. Loulsaier
aud Judge Langfort have left 10 attend tue
supreme court OF Olympia
A Massachusetts gentleman has offered
whitman college 1900 TO found free
Scholarship This makes nine scholar
ships subscribed this summer for THIS col
lege,
o. q W. l. road between wsliuls ana Tea
icryilsc
rrsnl Nerry,nan, keeper Of the 'ahrmsfy
a, Pcndleton. was hned - yesterday for
assaultinw aa inmate,
Thnrsaiay Aiex Dubois fell frow. the
scalfoid Of the Odd Fcslows hall and vas
h.sstani warden Murray, lately sp-
yosntra 10 the peEitensiary from vancouver,
iefs Thursday and has nos showed M
since. - -.
in-iaw p }. Parker, Gao OF the Ieniten-
,ssry commissioners, Is 90 have the cssrk'
-hit, Of that Institution. wise Ffiser, cssaP'
IRE hoard Of trade viii arrange frut.
ana rars,al rxhfh&fica for the INDUSTRIAL
fslF al Port and IN October
Aslsh the Northern Pacific ssd @, * s y.
are engaging al the men tHes can 70 ~9fA
81, their Gcstr a. Aiaaa hFserhes.
Arrivals, David Drew. Puget soand, hf.
Rfeehssa. Portland j. " Kssiins toa AID
Ne Tarousa. u W Dcsness. Murray
paruey Simpson and wife. Nagaisna
NJ Arkuns, TIE fscag tfexk essitssz
who suieidKlsy shot himself tasr tfzaes re
GENTLY has recovered far ceonxh 70 p aase
10 81 home faafa fcaascsosi. whefs ne ess
brought for iresIacns.
sheFif u a. vii, aud tive deputies p
Pls,rce coaaty arrived ffuus facoisis tesSas
vita six prisoners fog ths FscnlfentiATy, -
s.,ious Johul RaSh, bsrsa&ry. TIVE yesrs'
yeAa salmon. baFsisFv. cae YEAR Shsfles
xiuson, robbery. two year, nsntsA 81 .el'
rruad iarrcny. tao yeafss ira ~et.s.
grand isrrcny. two yvars wn- nay t'sS'
hers two wear. -.
Yne sassnsiss. gill ssis summer bsila
x,sse arsassuy al Niitoa. 0rcgoa- fsse'
win DC established there 49,
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A BUILDING BOOM.
The Ring OF the Hammer Ia Eiiens
hurr--Thr Rfg Bead

E1LExssS 50. Iaiy lt.--Tae essy i Ia q
,,ss,,,,,s rs-ssay. Business i brisk TIE
s.sare arrssrxi 20 SAY frasz s&sEsca h4FSs
rsssssss uiiA . rail- load IT pSs<Sngers-
EiscashGrg Is Snias ing kress ohAislas
hoafns residences arc g.ahs ~ ea tssas
SO sxsd being rested bong h~tsre lacy sss
safssea. werk has aS@H steppea ~
sarsis hing anaaie 20 supply hrsek Sass
eaaaEA - a.,
Az she supplies fsr the ese~if< y y
,,ss,s ha.e ss.rsa ordered h - exposed "
= IL lail .EsxntseE b. oefeasr !
Esfi<os arr s-d icesn9sseeEi VII = 49,
Trxia Ne. I. DISC 81 ii O. a n, 70 Ni~'ssr'
IL Aaurs late
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NO. FOR ALASKA!
"

VvrAN I'D = twenty-five t-AU8kS
w and genficsnen = 40 ar WINES -
- - Assskz 10 ley BAY AZ the fes %
ssssrt 81 ksi2s la.hse aeei hiEA3 ant NJ
.sl-s, All pszc.as 81 Importance tssezsissiiE
r..,s Nrasrsl. ss,arser Hsy. szts2. etc. s'.il
:. ,ssttsSs Tas sEcssaer EFsaESi, naw f<s-
ipe asf IN Ersl-Ssass eosSitlets, cas- os
-. ,s,',,-s ar tse tfsn. ~ ran cg-aHg dag
aka tsufV - thAs tie enfisr roxsz BAY Be
So. Fasrts hrnssei = Eszirsy persons. Pet
su7tAer px..s-sssra atcr~s = 6 INGkA-
AN les seccsd ssrxSs, sx<,1is- syi2 =
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METHOD OF .Aw ARD-

OF proceed
'front.' These
recorded
by the clerks.
lot
from $50 TO $3.50
houses land be had application
Of which
sbeing Information call address
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- osSsasn. !Nls ia.-sn era Of en-,
srsw " put n, j. On foot al Port
=, Iae tamadeaslans % develop
extending out ia many dire,
WI te seen The projects that
Asss sre. that have been praelemasi-
s NfvptlY taken aew ffe aad hc-
Ssss-fed szrts, and are rapidly APP
k~s.-s eanrsessoa, One ~ the iziasf
il - y shess ventures j. the erection
ssasHeTni Morgan hotel. ROW be-
Sssy passes Whether the coaa-
ks's -. 80 rvcea,iF purchased ttis un
"a .Sihee mcsas to conspscge it of
so1ae time e<>ca 4 10 aa,cl gees
IN ~ ~ Al Doubt Is set al rest last
|Lkf,s. ~ fofce Of sncn svat ~ w1rs
: y ~ a,nsctioa sRa according TO the
Ea,s,ss ssa.seet Met0Skia &aA ii can be
e.s sstsl that they arr cndsr en-
- xatl the baiidlnE i completed
vr s.s tae operations on this elc-
On A fFEKlKss Sirx.
ssa persdveature VITA Surround
~ Sas suE,icieFs 70 Sil IL - OVER.
~ esss isiu doEmksI. and Il has
q - - oaisits capital TO saA,eh tie
1l.e The essential thins hosrses,
ore to DO Il, aae toe csstsens
sn. IN hearty synpxiA, Aad
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the of three prominent citizens TO be
selected day Of award
One of the number viii act Judge and two clerks
Of al oil
publicly
before them in ballot box No 2.
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NEWS FROM TINE CAPITAL.
Pursued BY Misfsrtune-Incorpo
tb0ns--N otarSes Pabifc.

SO&otH00 I0Ol1Gs
OLYMPIA, July 1A--Mrs. Barnett, of
Wild bIsckberries last sunday, fen from :
log and. striking on her shoulder. broke
her shoulder blade. Mrs. Barnett Is the
same lady who was thown from . wagon .
few weeks ago and had her arm broken,
from the effects o. which she was just re-
wounds dressed aud IL now dbing quite
well.
NEW CORPORATIONS.
The following article. of incorporation
have been 6led with Secretary Owingx:
The Kirkland Land and improvement
Company. capital stock, et,s1o,0 BOO: direc-
tors. Peter Kirk, Walter W. Williams,
George n. Heilbron. Its chief objects are
TO deal IN real estate; improve and coienixe
lands; to lay out, plat aud build towns and
cities on It, lands la King county; TO own,
establish. encourage aud aid the establish.
ment OF manufacturing. mining. milling
and building enterprises in King county;
TO construct and operate railroads and
cable roads within said county: 70 con-
struef and operate lines Of steamboats, upon
the waters OF Lake Washington and other
waters in King county. Its principal place
OF business IL Seattle.
The Pacific Logging & Lumber Company.
81 La camas. w. T.; capital stock. f2s16:
directors, WIN. Langhiir. NJ. c. Harrison
and W. q Burlington. Its object ID TO carry
On general Logging and numbering bust
ness.
The Northwestern Soap Company. OF
Tacoma, capital stock, $4,000: directors,
r. ". Luce, Herbert j. Williams aud G..
I.uft. It's object IL TO manufacture soaps
and washing powders.
The Columbia q Puget sound Railroad
Company, Of seattle, has inersased IT'S capt
tai STOCK from ss7s. 900 TO 81 600 600.
The Port Townsend Gas Company. lin
ited; capital stock, SIS, 100: trustees, II \.
Miller and A. &. Phitiipa,o Port Townsend,
aud j. l. stamford, Of Victoria. It's object
is TO supply, the people Of Jefferson county
with gasiight
Columbia Lodge. No. 4, Knights OF Pyth-
las, OF walIa wsiis. Its trustees are Jas.
X, Edmiston, G, r. Nye and Al Goldman.
The 3stna Life Insurance Company of
Hartford. Conn. and the appointment OF
William T. Tiiiotson of Tacoma as its resi-
dent agent
sorAHfEs APPOINTED.
Governor semple has appointed the fol
iowing notaries public: John 7. Black
burn and Geo, W Tibhetts, OF King; T. r.
Scarborough, of Lincoln: }. Y. sheets. Of
skagit. Z. q. Iemiey, of whitman; l. ID.
Nc Ardie cf jefferson and T. y. stevens OF
Skamania. He has also appointed Ella =.
Bramsn. II New York city, n commissioner
Of deeds for this territory
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seeusd va - esursssns esas5snss Mo
Auo5uxn RyTnsEsssR
9exsesI .essenent sonegkaa ana s 4,
y f1at = yin - Ioen1s1 . = a6tsrxnl
9se, = ~ Heu11nfn view Aennemy- PFul
y ,. oe0yn ~ tee1 on1enf1y an1 }uc<as-
snfiy vefktng fox some ftme ~ - eufab-
lenneet - . .noa-esetsFfm e1umf5onaI
ssstssu3D : tne Ysrtcfennx. sls1 q
Ssve serssssss5 sssesss.iIy. csv;2.l ~ y
bssn e.e4sed - esucs : aghay sfT1rfaye q
a. e!lg16te cd epmDan1fn9 ss1e airendy
enesineA. vesy ssssiy e1jotnine NorDnns
Aoeel sd ~ eunp5es3on yin u co1isem-
pesuneces pfsA DE 1nBtnsut1onsa Eu1M-
is., ~ ~ = sc 81 u g. ~ n :,
lisn. vfIi 9 furn1:ss1 "a : esr<uiss y s
.sossly pshaisssd b de rso~ssor Of ne
InsIxs pssrxs rAnx
= stu sncfheT euterpsfse that VII cat
more y ~ 81 hguse In Material devei.
cpmeui II Z rfsunfed tuo and one-haif
iSses miiss irsn rss Dsssevssy. Ii i :
haifmi1e tesek. with fn< gresads, suitable
fox p4cnlcz, efc.. around ~ N the esutes
baaebaiI diamond viii - laid ouf The
most approved accommodations Tor homes.
a elegant xssnd sfsnd aud other ncccnar-
t<ss Incidental 20 sach . sensare. viii Be
erccted Is II but half mile frexn Port
Townsend hay, The isnd rising from the
| key 70 the pafk in slightly uu1uiaffHg
| slope. and ! charming viev win be pre-
| sentesi when This isad 4 cleared The Pert
Townsend Southern r1flroad tracks VIII
run close By II and the depot of this rsad
viii b. bat mile aud hszf distant Race
ars being arranged for 10 take place In
eeptsnber.
4 rfg ctr.
General Ira r. smith. manager of the
Port Discovery mil, WAS in town Friday
and was iabifAnf over . great cut his rnifa
had made the day previonss He said:
did yoa hear about ~ We made the
greatest cut yesterday ever made on the
sound. and probably in the country. IL
amounted % just los ,kss feet That 4 4
pretty good record, liant ne Rrax IL = good
dox. but We don't have 70 call on him this
time, for everybody In Discovery knows
this ID fact. and we are ready 10 beat IL
next time well posted authority said
this phenomenal cut was doubtiess the
largest ever made Ia the world by single
NH.
SHIPPING.
Arrived to-day: Ship Levi O. Burgess,
from ran Francisco, % load return cargo Of
coal NJ Seattle. sud ship state of Maine,
from same port. 10 load lumber st Tacoma
tor Shanghai.
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TERMS. TITLE, ETC.

and GEORGE NlNG
- houses and completion possible
to
and
duplicated than $500
ENHANCE
THEv VAL
Guaranteed be ABSOLUTELY HkftCI anu everything
En be carried precisely advertised will be refunded
Remit can be sent by
remaining $50 before
st day Of September on of the deed.
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CRUSHED BEYoND RECOGNITION


sroxAKk FALLS, July n.--Jauies Grahsm.
employed by James Ba<sefs at spokane
bridge. was crushed 10 death today by
having q wagon load Of logs npse. ON him.
lie was crushed beyond recognition.
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PORT TOWNSEND.

improvements Of Pushing
ses-A New Hotel. . New
and a New Driving Park
rcrt-sf- kntry --rhenomeaai
@use Pert Discovery Mil.
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- @-&
tssss laserrws
Sisr. said an
smsns had ~
~ssi any essna
e 10 hts knes
anea Ifmes ca
essa,iasiou.
es the sssorns
4 in pcpsris
hsH 30 regard
sealiy 1at n
sasi hcn no n
ey general
Dissatisfaction,
n thc purpose
aose,i adsears
> was ekssly
ear arwanent
veto On the /
the hsii for :
nn{ssiass wel
4, but said II
he taken. !
Ny the time
Ia diwassit
ri honorable
fas that VIC ,
q, the dH. bn
tnsignent at
gre that IL The
fhaniy hinder
WifcNafon n
re house 10 q
hat the fawis'
ssnt WA lpto'
aust exara ne
biu he inr he
in the hotsse
n him a. an 4
Gnai If thsi
right 10 diets
ution-
IN formally
the tntrssinc'
motion. 4
had nevei
npyins such
! vnpsne hs
,lc,e isnt a d
IL knew no
4 rstyerNfslcR
knowing the
elected BY
.ht whether
II he hnsis un
the hsli tina
airy he Will
e Judgment
her debate
read the frs
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cal ecgbUi
sc Thousand
RI yessssstiaf|
80 tho impri|
saiis OF MAI
adopted VI
this goysft|
| declaring
was due VI
while In pr
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sYIELDISt|

Repeated
N Ireland.
PAL enesc,ica|
etathoise eh|
in. Ia II hid
regret that 4
I'D nj which
opinions In |
ercc have BID
Fity Of the
lie has sev|
1 put on the
aic thai IL vi
mt inquiry
tho pope. 81
on. states 81
the fansi ed
sosls to IT, ~
h the Irish |
sent a uid
and 10 isqu1
ifairs Ills 4
tor The Irish
urged them |
lxtice and rsA
muniention
adding Il
i gradually 1
pursuit uf q
not waHsin|
flames, the
the biAhI
miseaneepi|
IT as to the
EN- OF the |
aE il eondef|
shop Walsh
a Che pope
chbisizop say
How endsd
pte'i b, the |
"a the past q
I the present
ie for the y
if. Tile psot
Legislation
is dated Jnt|
isinesion- 4
,fcii during
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pukI.IS

~ Of the VI
Enrounter|
shop Frepr|
amber Of dpI
X. and dem1
B. In the 4
ng the bill N
otlie rerfuf |
md Bouiaud
wa releessI
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RAILIOA

t'ert1and|
ALA Ite|
Cars on III
Landing ss|
by n fabh|
~ let dow
cable bfok|
MILAN. posi-
hoard. jHun|
BOT dauRefo1
fe&xu5ef of Il
arrived her
I the Ofegof
railroad h]
les 81 track
sunnt ing ID
track IL d
lay
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4 osT-cRYsTALrzEp QUARTZ SCARF
J.. pin, with geld in center A reward
viii b. paid for is return TO wA. III.
FIScK's tewelry store. iyIS 50
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TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM


tH
and
a shechap
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81. forIa.

DIS fsrInd
se goscsrn|
wlafiyc 20 d
ueati0u N
Hyatr sehss,|
and eneag|
Ne and en1
Moral tsa
eat book On
ion
-. tha a.
The race
n - ~
%aa1nN|
s $3.50 = n
w FL : 49,.
1870 -
0S's~ ""s1
On 6hfr
capt Tys
tEriu, Afosa|
day cf9fi|
hs 80. As..@..i|
t siPnAsess|
lug nr5 N
~ at.W' -
thuk Assen]
tns LIE
STU VII
set. h'na
~ INST
AfA fef4
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rnn rIlrm QUESTION.
auroa Llcsssy TRANSFERRED.

Considerable discussion was provoked
ssn he application OF Archibald Keller
~ sAe transfer 10 him Of the liquor license
|klH b. Roscoe A Meyers. The question
IN A.sed As 10 whether variety show
~ h be run In connection with II. but 1t
M decided that the coaneii bad nothing
II a. with that The application was
wolea, though the mayor remarked TINT
y tAoslrhf IL Was bad poi.cy
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lis dated Jnl
isfnesiup-
,fcia during
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he pageda on the eorner 81 Eleventh
ie<t The privilege for which was granted
rrfent meeting under what Is now
Alned 10 have been a misunderstanding
nssSi warm debate. The matter Was
krfesf. with a view OF causing its re-
hasa
ne Judiciary committee was directed 10
30 an ordinance ut the next regular
.sssins requiring horses left standing
he street TO be hitchosi Ma hitehiug
- are allowed. but drivers will be re
N'fed 10 carry hitchinr weiehts
Acton was also taken looking toward
Drainage Of foarterpth street Tbs
e1hc.l adjourned
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IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS

CEyERAL HUNDRED ACRES OF WEST
- SEATTLE land. spseEssld water front. adj
Joining FreeJsogt. Id acres sdses nsEx Kirk
and Al SO ySsf acrr: siaa for lots cleared
and feace3. nsxt 10 Mil street earle rosd
ezfy thr~S-g nA-rers OF = nile frssn he post
csfscs. several good bargains Ia husfsess
sr,apgrfx. S2cre trafrs adjoining Raxeaa
sarx, improved. running vater, enly SOC
GEORGE poRFrEI.
Qrce. wess ss6e Of Csszz nneruial street.. NJ
stars, between Mil and Washington ~
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n ihsvtestins scene occurred this even.
eh NiEth street near Pacific avenue.
ho>mef sad Nelson Bennett, met
saaaee, the usual way and tho former
Y 70 caaF the latter GA the peculiarly
sess aud snokeless qualities Of his
Acser. NJ, Bennett answered hoily
q never said his meteor would bc
ooiselfss or slaokeieSs ANY how,
nahnued, 'yonr Philadelphia crowd
" sais town long enough, aud soui
About cut shall not cnis continue
NE steam meter where II Is, bot
- raeiseic this whole town With H.
naning IL On Tacoma avenue prct
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Arrived to-day: Ship Levi O. Burgess
frosn Fan Francisco, % load return cargo o
coal At seattle. sud ship state OF Maine
from same port. 10 load lumber al Tacoms
for Ehauehaf
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Bernard Amend and wife TO Bowery Savings oo Bank
W Of Sherlnst, n OF Rlvington.st q year, $1,000
John Bennett, and wife t. serene j. Bonfs " OF
Westinghouse, n OF Talmadge-st % years., slsoO
William G. Burne 70 william r. Wood, ock Ss oos Oh
1l5th-st. jiA-aye % years m2rtgag'sl 81 OOu
Helen Caihart and another TO United States lius'
Co OF lOh-avc Of Gith-st II year. Slactu
Mary X. and Andrew }. ErchbOrn % FREDERICK >.
Mdic0rock of Nott-s, OF Beeckerst % mortsaSeA
Morris josner to Eliza weiner trustee, Of 21stst
c OF 31avc @ years., $4,000. - ,
Same Henry Wciner, same property Is years.
els eco So, - -,
Rudolph I!ilgeman to Thoma. Falls, sw cor OF
lth.ave and IO9th-st @ years.. e1o15o. -
sarah l.. jackson to NeT-Iork savings BANK, NV cor
OF stthst and boulevard IS years. $4,000. ,
J. p Kcnncrley 70 Reuben Ross, $ OF O21-st W OF
lOthave duo $4,000. $50,
Mary l.. Morgan 70 Spencer Alfich' Of lo'h-9"
E o. Gh-ave Il YEAR. $40 500. - 80, 81, c..
Jacob NJ. Newman 10 Lying IN Hospital ot Jun
ave n 81 99th-st 3 years. 500 600 800, -.
Daniel W. Reeves Lottc y. Palmer. > or Iu-l-st
to fOlsst Of 4tnaye q mortgages. year. sliO9O
Charles RUIZ and others 10 William NJ klnssIano NV
cor OF Broonc aud Cannon sts Z mortgages years.
s36 oC0 . 49,, r et.h
o OF l1th-ave. II Of 4Gth-st Il year, Sl3QJu;
Louis Schoclben ard wife 70 Grcenwlch savings BANK
OF and 91O Ncrcor-st Is years, $4,000 oo,. ,
Isaac T. Wright Reuben Ross, 8 OF l5-ust OF
Sth-avc GO mOnthD, 800 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08
nal!roaos.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACk TRUNK LINE
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.

Largest and Finest passenger station IN Amercs.t
room ears NsW.Yofa 10 Albany and ADsny % Montreal
via D. & II. r. h. also East Albany 10 81 Adams via
8 80 mon a NJ FAMOUS sTEAM.HEATEp yEsTI.
BULED CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS ILE.iIILD'
composed exclusively Of buffet smosnscar dnins;s,,
euse Roche ~ uu0slu Erie y,lani. InIlsnaPyiis,
and Toledo arriving Chicago az 80 m. 81 Louis
40 -. r. ncNt Jay Connects at Cleveland win tram
10 30 a. M Chicago EXPRESS FOR Niagara FAILS no,
Cncagc dlswIbs room cars 10 Caianuagua ana hVc"eS
III 80 A. m, western New.York ana Northern Express
Adams &C. DRAWING. room cars 70 Troy. IA, -.
$50 r. H. Albany. Troy and Utica Special. with draw
- IS D. H. Accommodation to Albany and Troy Con-
meets Tor wlliamsiown North Adams, and intermediate
vt D. NJ Fast Chicoso, Cincinnati and ST. Louis Ex
press for Niagara Falls Bur1o. Suspension Bridge To-
rcno and Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis 81 Louis
pcucl; and Chicago with vesubuled aud steam nea'ea
q 30 - ill.,. Montreal ana Canaudalrua Express
s!ecbinscar, to Montreal via Rouse, Point. snd ",
Atlantic Railway daily except Saturfey, ana to syracuse
and Canan1aigda daily except sunday Sunday tram
. p f m special MsI Limited arrives at Rochester
80 D. NJ Night Express @, ESghes:s, Buzz r..
dianAyolls S. Louis. Detroit and Chicago WIN Sleeping
sleeplng.cars 70 wateTown, via Utica daily sH'
~ midnight for SaraIoEa Whitehai ana huuan ,
Sleeping cas- Albany Connects at Albany with train
Tickets and space in drawing and sleeping cars on
sale Grand Central Station, 4i3 5 ana ef2 brosa"
ss ft BASE .sc sae as wssanFc% and sso
fulton sts.. Brooklyn and - 4th-sf, Wismsourg ,,
wcstcotts Express calls for and CHECKS baggage from
Run daily; other, daily except sunday. .s,?p a.
i3sst Station to take up passengers fo' North ana Mes
l.. j hitIAI.Do Asst. Genera fasschScF AGohN
J. M.
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