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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-08-08
Letter From lyash,ngfon.
WASHINGTON, July 80, 1883.

W AShINGioN, JuIJ ID, 1000.
Editor REGISTER: Ifyou will al
low me space in your valuable
paper 1 will give you sketch of
our trip to the spot where the first
battle of Bull Run was fought,
hoping it may be of interest to a
few of your many readers.
Our party left Washington Sun
day morning July 22nd over the
Piedmont Air Line arriving at
Manassas at II o'clock. We stop
ped at the Cannon House kept by
Mr.. Brawner; after partaking of an
excellent dinner we hired carriage
to take us to the battlefield. The
first place of interest was upon the
farm of Mr.. Portner, where remains
the old Beauregard Fort We found
it in as perfect tact as could be ex-
pected from the number of years
it has stood there. Directly on the
left of this farm is that of Mr..
Stoverner, which is in fine con-
dition. On this farm stands wind
mill that would remind one of
Switzerland were it not for the fact
that it was of more modern style.
1t is used for grinding corn, feed,
bone-dust and etc. This in con-
nection with the general improved
condition of this section of the coun-
try shows conclusively that the days
of SO many conflicts have been sur
planted by enterprise and industry
and a general disposition to wipe
out the old feeling that existed be-
tween the friends of the North and
the friends of the South.
From this point on to the Henry
House there were no marked
changes except in the manner of
farming which was of more modern
style. Now and then you would see
tall Lombardy popelar that mark
ed the place where once had stood a
cabin.
While standing in the yard of
the Henry House gazing upon the
fields of corn and wheat, whose
earth had drank the blood of so
many brave men on both sides of
the terrible conflict our minds of
course reflected upon those who
had participated in this terrible
struggle and remembering that 27
years ago to-day that battle had
been fought, and that the survivors
of the list Regiment of the Nation
al Guards of the State of New York,
who participated in the battle of
Bull Run (55 in number) who to-day
will visit the battle ground ac-
companied by guard of honor of
300 men. This Regiment it will be
remembered is the one which formed
in Hollow square on the old War
ington pike and covered the retreat,
and by this act under the guidance
of Col. Ellis saved from capture the
entire Union Army. 1t was organ
lied in 1916 as the National Guards
OF the State of New York and at
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Woo Fortune Before Too Late

AT New Orleans, La, on Tues
day always the second Tuesday
monthly, July 10th, 1888, the 21Sth
Grand Monthly Drawing of The
Louisiana State Lottery took place
under the sole management, as
usual, of Gems. g. L. Beauregard of
La, and Jubal a. Early of Va.
The prizes varied in amount from
100000 to 500. The public like
to hear of the successes. No. 3d.
567 drew the First Capital Prize of
100000. 1t was sold in fractional
twentieths at 81, sent to Nj. a.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La. Two
twentieths We're paid to Weldon
Van Steinburgh, and Chas. En-
merich 6S, Columbia ST., New York;
one to Sydney Potter, 1 ,345 Elm ST.,
Dallas, Tex; one to I'll. B. Strange,
Dallas, Tex; two to The Anglo Cal
ifornian Bank, Limited, San Fran
cisco, Cal; one to Josiah G. Mitchell,
Boston, Mass; one to Andrew
Gallagher, 131 Hampshire ST., Bos-
ton, Mass; the remaining parts
were held elsewhere. No. 81, 469
drew the Second Capital prize of
500, 900: also sold in like manner
in twentieths. One to depositor,
through Peoples Bank, New Or
leans, La; one to G. B. Richards &
Co, New York city; one to ]. ].
Beyelle and Frank McKeon, Mobile,
Ala; one to First Natl Bank of Mo-
bile, Ala; one to Barnet Hodes,
New York city, ETC., etc. No Al
843 drew the Third Capital Prize
of $4,000, also sold in fractional
parts of twentieths, two paid to
Norfolk Natl Bank of Norfolk, Va;
two to depositor, through Wells,
Fargo & Co., San Francisco, Cal;
two to Jas. N. Jenkins, Rome, Ga;
one to Moses Diselets and one to J.
w. Patterson, both of Haverhill,
Mass; one to Southwestern Natl
Bank of Philadelphia, Pa. No. 49,
$50 drew Fourth Capital Prize of
$4,000, also sold in twentieths at 81
each. The prizes went everywhere,
hither and yon. The name of
many winners are withheld by
special request, which are always
granted when made-and it all goes
over again on Tuesday Sept. IL,
1888. On application to M. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La, all in
formation relative thereto will be
given. Woo Fortune, which you
can, before it is too late.
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For the Campaign.

The Register will be furnished
for three months from the date ofsub-
scriptiOn, to cover the campaign,
for the low price of 20 cents, cash
in advance. No paper will be sent
without the money. This only APP
plies to campaign subscribers within
the county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-08-08

"The tariff regulates wages. .
Duty on knit goods, 40 cents on the
dollar. Wages of knit goods mill
operatives, p cents on the dollar.
Who takes the 10 cents on the dol
lar that belongs to the operatives?
Iron and steel manufactures enjoy a
tariff bounty of7Oper cent. Wages
of iron workers are 20 per cent.
Who takes the difference
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-08-08

Doodle" can do much. There
are votes for sale and Doodle to buy
them, but there are not enough
Doodle givers or Doodle takers in
the United States to elect a Presi-
dent. The Republican party has
stolen the Presidency once, but it
will never succeed in acquiring it
by purchase, The highest Office in
the gift of the American people is
not for sale.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-08-08

The organs that give columns of
daily reports of political events
transpiring in indianapolis, have
not yet found room for the rather
important news that the Central
Labor Union met in Indianapolis on
the 23d instant and resolved un-
animously to oppose the election of
Harrison. The gravel-train flop
pers don't seem to attract the at
tsnti0n of the organs
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On every side to which the Indi-
ana Republicans turn they are met
with evidences of the unpopularity
of their candidate, and to offset this
they have only whatever feeling of
state pride may exist, well man
aged machine, with a group of able,
unscrupulous and energetic leaders
at its head, and plenty of money.
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taxes.

The Republican party commenc-
ed its career advocating ''free press,
free speech and free soil" and ends
it advocating free whiskey, free to-
baccO and free fght. Its history
has been free steals, free grabs and
free trade in labor. The funeral
will be a free burial by a betrayed
and greatly wrOnged but yet free
people.
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ATTENTION FARMERS |
GO A L |

To farmers and others who have to
haul coal we suggest that they lay in
their winters supply while the roads are
good and while cars are not scarce. The
Consumers Coal and Mining Company
have side dump cars and can deliver
coal at crossings or convenient points
for farmers. Later on the demand for
coal will be great and cars will be scarce
and those who have their coal will con-
graduate themselves. For information
and prices apply to H. E. SPILAIAN,
spilman P. o., Mason County, West vir-
ginia. Guly film.
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The Republican party is free
trade party. 1t is in favor of free
whiskey, free tobacco, free bogus
butter and free Importation of pau
per labor for the benefit of protect
ed capital. That's the kind of free
trade the Republican party favor.
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We want to say to our esteemed
friend of the Ravenswood Bagle,
that we do not care to enter into a
discussion of the question as to tho
means used to bring about Mr..
Hogg's defeat, and the nomination
of Mr.. jackson for Congress, in
this District, at our late convention.
We made our statement last week,
and are now willing to drop this
matter, and if a wrong has been
done 1t VIII be righted two years
hence. While our people are hurt
at the defeat of Mr.. Hogg for a
denomination, because right, justice,
and all the presidents and customs
of our party demanded that he
should have second term, yet they
accept the inevitable, and will sup
port the whole ticket. Now let us
have no more foolishness from you
Mr.. Bugle, or we might be drawn
into saying some unpleasant things.
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Between the Republican organs
that are running Blaine and the few
that are still running Harrison's
grandfather there is grave danger
of forgetting that Gen. Ben Harri-
fon, of Indiana, is the candidate
named by the corporation attorneys
at Chicago.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-08-08

The whiskey trust is said to have
its headquarters at Peoria, Illinois,
Peoria is also the headquarters of
Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll, whose
eloquent defense of the free whisky
plank was so interesting an incident
of the Chicago Convention.
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With taxed lumber, taxed cloth
ing, taxed glass, taxed tools and
taxed food before their eyes, the in
telligent voters of the country are
not to be diverted from the real is
sue OF the campaign by any 1910
foolishness of cOonskins and free
whiskey.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-08-08

The Democratic workingmen of
New York are closely organized,
and no amount OF bull-dozing by
the trust and syndicate bosses will
break their organization and force
them to vote for Harrison and high
taxes.
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The Randall balfbreeds, who
numbered forty in the Forty eighth
Congress, have now dwindled to a
pitiful three, and these will be cash
Tered in November.
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Every ship load of importation
means a ship load of expectation.
Increased expectations means more
work and more work means better
wages.
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The Democrats of the House
have done their duty. Now let the
Republicans of the Senate show
whether they have the courage of
the Chicago 1unacy.
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While contending that the price
of labor depends upon high tariff,
no two intelligent manufacturers
can look each other in the face
without laughing.
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Judge Krum, a leading Missouri
Republican, is late Cleveland flop
per whose detection has caused a
great stir in the West.
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PRINTINA

a LII classes and descriptions Of CONNER
"a cial Printing executed at this office, in
good style and at prices as low as is done any
where. Poster work a specially Send your
orders to this office, and we will guarantee
satisfaction No disaPpointments.
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End now the eoIored vote has be-
gun breaking away from the g. o. p.
and there is already a big rift in
the cloud.
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Lighter taxes and greater pros
Perity is the Democratic platform,
and it will win with the people.
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observation-disclosures
For Conal,ess.

- AUf- OUatU4 toos
We are authorised 10 announce J. NJ
JACKSON, Of Wood county, a candidate
f,,r Congress. IN the 4th Congressional
district of W est Virginia, subject to the
decision OF the Democratic Congressional
Convention, to be held ON the 25th day
of July, 1885 at the city of Petersburg.
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Printing of all kinds executed at THE
Office at city prices.
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"IFe do hereby certify that 7ec Supervise the
nr7dngetle..ts FOR III NE Monthly and Quar-
terry Drawimgs # The LouisiGnH STATE
Lottery Company, and j,l person manage and
control the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted guith honesty, fairness,
and In good faith to'rdrd all parties, and are
authorize he Company TO use his certificate,
Nth fdc-siWiles Of ON signatures attached,
in its Advertisements. -
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7. J. ROBINSON, g. P. A.,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
LOTTERY,
Unprecedented Attraction
OVER MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company,

Incorporated by the Legislature in
1868. for Educational and Charitable
of the present State Constitution, in.
1879, by an overwhelming popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINA-
RY DRAWINGS take place Semi
Annually, (June and December,)
and its GRAND SINGLE NUM-
Der DRAWINGS take place on
each of the other ten months in the
year, and are all drawn in public, at
the Academy of Music, New Or
leans, La.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-08-08

The new Republican shibboleth:
Millions for monopoly but not a
cent for labor.
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West Virginia University.
Only First-Class Literary Institu-
titutiOn in the State.

Fifteen Professors and Teachers.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT,
CLASSICAL COURSE,
SCIENTIFIC COURSE,
CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERING
COURSE,
LAW SCHOOL,
Tuition Free to West Virginia Students,
Except in Law School. Tuition in Law School
$24- Total expenses for one year, $40 TO $40,
excluding clothing and travel. Eight State
Cadets rom each Senatorial District, appoint
ted by Regents, furnished books and station
cry. Send for Catalogue to
z. n. TURNER, LII. D., Pres.
july 4-tf- MersantoRn, w. Va
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3,ls4 Prizes amounting to....s1 ,O54, 800

D. l0t ETlZeS amounting IO......S>l ,VDt,ouU
NoTE.-TicketS drawing Capital Prizes are
not entitled to terminal Prizes.
EE- For CLUB RATES, or any further in
formation desired, write legibly TO the under
signed, clearly stating your residence, with
state, County, Street and Number. More
rapid return mail delivery will be assured by
your enclosing an Envelope bearing your full
address.
Send POSTAL NOTES; Express Money Or
ders, of New York Exchange or in ordinary
letter by Express lat our eXpense) addressed
NJ. A. DAuPIIIN,
New Orleans i n.
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Simpson & Howard. sois.

hereby certify that bond with security, in
the penalty OF $4,000 conditioned according
10 law has been given by the said II. r. How
ard, Special Commissioner.
July 25, Isss-4w -
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Bnslness Chances

nRUG STORE in Georgia doing large cash
~ business; terms easy AdieSs RARE CHANCE,
Tribune once
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SPRING HOUSE,

Finest ocean resort Atlantic Coast. open fro
June Goth 70 October Isl. Pioneer Hotel Of the Islam
Perfect drainage. Plain and mineral spring 90
Of beautiful lawn, extending 70 the ocean No Malaria
mosquitoes Special rate, 70 July 18th send for crcua
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Gounlrn Boar0.

4 SHLEY HILL COTTAGE-In the loyeiest and
II most hfaithul portion OF BcrSshlrc; 81 70 $40
Mrs. LINUS MELIUS Coiake Iron Works y. y.
ATSKILL-Larce private rcsldence, delightfully."- SIT
v uatcd: ample grounds; lrst-cass accommodate lions ;
terms reasonable. Mrs NJ II. WILLIS, Box 2G9.
nODGE FARN.-Pleasant locality. Delightful scenery
- mountain Early home OF the late Wa. b. ID MS
moro Address J. c. DODGE. Bennington Heights, ~ IL.
l'iRST-C CLASS BOARD In MODERN COTTAGE
With additions and eOmmOdiOus centrallv
located and newly furnished. Ga Frontst, Saratoga
Springs Opens June 10 Mrs. s. VAN NEGETEN Prop
AEGE PRIVATE RESIDENCE. ample grounds
II yenicrty located; nrsl-co,s accommodations terms
reasonable Apply 10 Mrs. EVA GUNTHER, Box 1913,
Catskill, ". y
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Misceila

LII PERSONS are hereby forbidden to trust give
N the Captain Master any OF the other
poyes the Tugs or Barges OF the New-York, Lake
Erie and Western Railroad Company, neither the Com
pany nor Vessel will be- responsible for any bills
debts contracted by such Captain, Master employees
NJ. +. STAPLES. GeD'l Agent
n. ". L.. r. and W. r. T. Co.
II BUSHES Of every description Si5 Pear.st,
Id Peek Slip All articles az lowest prices
JOHN h. HOPPEL, Manufacturer
L. OR sALE.-Contolling interest IN morning ewspaper.
established about 50 years Ia city Of 10000 mhabl-
circulation and business in respect ursteass
Address REPU BLICAN Z. o. Box 52o.
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6rmmrr Resorts.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
A FAST TRAIN WITH SLEEPING CARS.
THE perFEEEED ROUTE.

FAST TRAIN WITH SLEEPING CARS.
TIE PREFERRED ROUTE,
NEW-YOKK CENTRAL AND
ROME WATERFOWL AND ObDENSHURG II. Eb.
Train, with through slesDlsg-caFs leaves Grand Genital
Depot p except Saturday. and runs the great
ktrack y. Y. e. II. Il. X, passing Albany 10 D. m,
Utica IL 10 running along the sunset slope ~ the
AdiFonjsck ana through tc beautiful Black River valley,
arriving az Paul Smiths Station via Northern Adirondack
X X. 5 IN connecting with stage arriving at
Paul smiths Ilotcl 80 Returning stage leaves
iau Smiths Hotel D. Slreping-carS leave Paul
smibs station, Northern Adirondack IL r, 30 D. m,
arrive Grand Central Depot a. Excursion tickets
ana scepngc3r accommodations be Obtained all
New York Central and Hudson River r. H. Offices IN,
new York City and brooklyn BE tickets read
va. Utica an1 X, W. & O. r. H. Fare as low as pny
line Remember that this = the only through route
only line avoiding change Of only STANDARD gauge
route only route aforlng passengers full nights
rest nhB time from New York by this line has been
reduced from New-York to
a - HOURS TO PAUL SMITHS STATION;
ID IL HOURS TO PAUL SMITHS HOTEL.
Connections made FOR and all Adron-
dack Mountain resorts Send ten postage Illus
trated book, l7G pages large size; best book
given away TIIEO. BUTTEEFIELD
Gen'l Passenger Agent, T.. w. o. T. r.,
y V
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RAY BROOn HOUSE.
ADIHnNn AIL. ALL u, AiN :.

LAKE VIEW HCUsE.-Wi.dest scenery, unsur
climate every attraction, reasonable rates, send e
cular.
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
SRREnaG LAKE HOUSE,

UNt IFDIN SiIHnac station, Lhlfo1ug1y
t. IL Enlarged, newly furnished and I'm perfect sanitary
condition. 90 iJeJ elevation LOCO feet piazza Emit
nent physicians recommend climate for lung and throat
troubles. MALARIA and hay fever unknown: Splendid
trout lshng and hunting Large open replaccs IN par
lor dining olice Table best the fountains.
81 deliclcies Of season. equal best S8rioga
Open May / o. Nov. l. Send f0r illustrated circular.
MILO b. MILLER. Proprietor. Slranac Lake. N. Y.
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CATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
TEEMpEn HOUSE,


Open June to Oct The PROPRIETOR nay be AZ Fifth
Avenue Rotel Mondays and Fri ilTs. or address,
]. II. TREMPER Jr.. PdDnicll. Ulster Co. N Y.
LEWIS F. GOODSELL Mgr, formerly Oi Cranstons Hotel
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LAKE PLACID STAGE I'M

Only coacn line through the mountains new four
horse coaches leave h4l1aDethown day, sundays OK
cepted a. (sem-day after June 20 for heene Cen
TIE, fare 81 Cascade Lake 81 70 dinner Mountain View
House - 20 Adirondack Lodge Transfer Station, g %
Lake Placd g % arriving 1: ~ returning leave Lake
PIaci1 80 a. dinner at keone Centre arrive Eliza
bethtOwn connecting with keli0sgs Stages for
D. e. II. T. T.. Westport AGNEW BROS. Props.
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Fifteen miles at sea; superb bathing; tine bass
blue fishing; daily boats; perfect drainage cable
in every room; electric bells; promenade 800 IT, phi
reasonable. e l. BROWN. send for circular
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REAL ESTATE
RyrsrNFsc AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tho onlv fcature n, any interest at the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday was the sale oy .. Ah"n"' .
OF Nos 1o6, 12s and 100 Cannon-sI' oe'"ee" ous,"'
and Stanton sts The property vas SOLD unaer paFu'n
nv order Of tho spre Court and consisted IL TWO hve-
story brick apartment houses AM four-sory shop NJ
$50, apartmenthouse 25xsSxloo' Ien0ea lo' aooe
$1,000 year was started az 100000; the oiu1lhs "a" up
20 sos 500 a. which piice the painh was inc pu'cr
W Ios s,., honse mortgaged for $4,000 and rented
,o- ahor, the srre sum as No 1870, was boid 10 'he
plaintiff for sos coz No. la6. fourstory shop ran up
from IS 600 to - SEQ, at which price inc p''u was e
buye..
The other sales were all adjourned
There was call at the Exchange yesterday for loan
$40 600 az per cent on hye-story brick tenement
with stcrc in a good location; value 100000
New.York. Friday. July g. 1888.
The following sale was made the Exchange and Auc-
ton Room to-day:
BY Thomas stearns
estory fats and 4stOry shop with plot Of land Nos
ESxiooxiOoxiIreg J Iuess s59'ioo
BY John T. Boyd.
Sale OF buildings with lot, NJ 225 West 2Sth-st OF
sth-ave, was withdrawn
BY Scott Myers
Sale OF dwelling with lot No So West 57th-st Of
bth-ave, was adjourned 10 July ID
BY Richard V. Hsrnett Co.
Sale Of building with lot No 2Si 7sd-st Of LIST
BY J. C. Lalor
Sale OF the fat v.th lot, No 1853 East 1osthst OF
Lexington-aye, was adjourned to jug 10
BY James Blocker Son.
Sale Of Is OF land, Clinton. Conn. was Withdrawn
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. y CITY
"fee9ess nos R l3 ana r t, lucas $4,000
Greene-st' Nos III and I73 same 10 same 10000
NAM l. JsoG Se 10 DaSd John duncan $50
EdSsrd kiipatrek 70 Nathaniel Wise % 500
''' August L Louis f%I sV'hs st. -UA'O LIS $4,000
Adolph suoo to ,n Hermann TD Il Canmann 4o4eo
Samuel Eonsfe elder 70 Efick sundei 45Soo
''I Metzeer and wife 10 PHILIP 4 Decker $500
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Bnainess propertp for Sale ano 90 Eel

DJoINING Grand Central Depot 43d-st, attractive
1storss large plate glass fronts steam heat Apply
S3l NsSison-ave.
BUILDINGS STORES, LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
ID LET on Beekman, Ann. Fulton, John, Pearl, VIII.
lam, Nassau and streets In the vicinity. rutland &
WHITING. Beekman-st
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6otels.
20 Ubom ct nlap Goneern.

~ pubic are cautioned against receiving check No
= 4,o's drawn on the NcwY0rk National Bank By the
Abbott Downing Company for 1902 90 IN favor OF
Mliham woodruff dsed July 6, the having been 90.
stopped '-''' -'S $3.50
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Ciip propertn for Sale.
Gitn 11rouertp 60 fet.

OO1 MADISONAVE., COR 43DST.-To Let-Ths
DOL larger portion OF steam-heaed. furnished corner
house (the owner reservng rooms) Apply prem
ises from 10 2. IN