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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-26
a LITTLE wHiTEWAsH.
Shut Out in One Game, Pittsburg Takes
the Next from Detroit.

the Next from Detroit.
PITTsBURG, September 25th.-In the first
game to-day Gruber's delivery was too much
for the home team, which was shut out
easily. Score-Pittsburg 0, Detroit f. Bat
teries-Staley and Miller, and Gruber and
Bennett.
Second game-Smith's error was respon-
sible for two of the runs scored by Detroit,
while Rowe, Nicholson and Camel made
the run-column present of five. Score
Pittsburg 6, Detroit 8. Batteries-Morris
and McShannic, and Getzein and Camel.
THE HoosIERs GET BACK.
CHICAGO, September 25th.-Serious errors
by Arson, Pfeffer and Van Haltren in the
last inning lost the game to-day. Score
Chicago 6, Indianapolis Z. Batteries-Gum-
bert and Darling, Burdick and Buckley.
COLD DAY FOR BOSTON.
BosToN. September 25th.-The Quakers
showed the home team under TODAY
Philadelphia excelled in batting, base
running and fielding. Score-Boston 0,
Philadelphia 10. Batteries-Souders and
Somers and Sanders and Clements.
GAME POSTPONED.
WASHINGTON. September 25th.- The
Washington-New York game was post
poned on account Of rain
OTHER GAMES.
CINCINNATI, September 25th.-Cincinnati
l, Cleveland 3
KANSAS CITY-Kansas City 4, BROOKLYN 7.
LoUIsvILLE-Louisville 6, Baltimore 8.
ST. LoUIS-St. Louis 2, Athletics l.
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ao9EEs ANB RESTAURANTS.
WINDSOR HOTEL,

NEARY & FLAHERTY, PROPRIEToRs,
Corner Eighth and sts., Sacramento, Cal.
Single cents
Board. per week.
Family to S.
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}. FRANK CLARK,
COUNTY CORONER & UNDERTAKEN,
No. 1OI7 Fourth ST., bet. snd *.

A LwAYs ON HAND THE MosT COMPLETE
IN Stock OF UNDERTAKING GOODS on tbs
coast. Country ORDERS day or night, VIII re-
134. T4pl GEO. q. CLARK, Funeral Director.
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ORDERTAREgS,
pEEUES OMr

TIE - . IsN|iVNAg
u ~ ID Il ~ EE= .A- * ~ | e.
SOC ST.. bet. Sixth snd Seventh (north sidel
WTEKEEP ON HAND A MPLETE, E,zsres,
w Stock Of Cofins and Caskets; also tSsssSS3
Shrouds of every description. Orders from Civ
or country viii receive prompt attention, dsy on
night EmBALMING done in the best manned
ct reasonable rates An
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
A TYPHOID FEVER EPIDEMIC IN
KINGSTON, CANADA.
Diflon's Advice to Irishmen-Riot
Between Italians and Hunga-
rians-The African Revolt,
A RAGING PEsrILpNCE.

'arRuAL DISPATCHES TO THE EroosD-Us1oa.l
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STRAINS. PAINS

RARVig Skin and Scalp preserved and beauti.
Dnol fed BY CUTICuRA INDICATED soar.
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THE HoosIERs GET BACK.
4 COLD DAY FOR BosroN.
A CAME POSTPONED
OTHER GAMES.

WASHINGTON. September 25th.- The
Washington-New York game was post
poned on account Of rain
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DRrsooL,

H.y. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. J. DRIsooL.
ROOT, NELSON g. CO.,
FINION FOUNDRY = IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Machinists, Front street,
between NJ and o. Castings and machinery OF
every description made TO order. 4p1m
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n AUBGn the Back, Kidneys, Hip. Sides or
Chest relieved in one minute by
the Cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster
NE~. The first and only pain killing plas-
ter. New, instantaneous, infsllible. 25 cents
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FRITZ & MILLER,
II N ID E Ia ia HHRa.

OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TKNPLH.
" Ninth and x streets. Complete stock al
Undertekers Goods constantly on hsnd, Ctty
or NIGHT. at reasonable rafes Telnnhnna 1sS ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-06
A Contradiction.

"Will you please say to the gentle
man who wrote that letter." said Capt.
Larsen to q reporter, " that he had bet
ter put himself in a British blue Jackets
uniform, then get drunk aud show him
self. and see how quick he will be
arrested" The Captain referred to a
letter in the Bulletin, asking why Amer
lean man-of-war's men are held to be
fined. while British are only kept for
safe keeping, when drunk. Capt. Lar
sen added that not only was there no
such discrimination practised, but
American sailors, when guilty of no mis-
deneanor besides drunkenness, are ire
ouentIy let out whenever they get sober
or are sent for from the ship. Deputy
Marshal Hopkins, who was present,
confirmed the Captains statements
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Personal.

Messrs. B. D.. Baldwin and w. ID.
Alexander, jr., are welcomed home from
the States by the bark Lady Lampson.
Mr.. F. Hoffleng, who visited the
Islands ON the barkentine Hattie n.
Bangs some time ago, has returned with
his wife by the bark Lady Lampson'
intending to make stay of six months
Sir Francis de Winton, in speech al
Ke 1m November Goth, said he be;
iieved that Henry M. Stanley reached
Wadelai last Decem6gr or ~ Jan 1Uat tb Sn
longer than was expected.
The San Francisco Examiner OF NOV.
goth has the following personal . item EN-
NV. j. Luce, one Of the wsalth has b eaS
a abroad in London and Berlin for nearly
a year past, is at the Occidental tai and and
sails on the next steamer for r,t the 10y rs
fers TO Mr.. w. Seaborn Luce, that gen
tieman may DO looked for on Tuesday
next,
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To-morrow,s Art Sale.

Besides the pictures in Messrs. G. W.
Macfarlane & Co.'s salesrooms, tables
have been placed and loaded with art
and fancy goods, bric-a-brac, ETC., many
of them just opened. These are
now on sale, but portion OF
them will be put up at auction with
the pictures tomorrow. A quantity of
fancy furniture, such as inlaid tables,
nantel mirrors, and various elegant
pieces, together with silk plush travelling
rugs, large and small parlor rugs, clocks,
music boxes, dessert services, cut glass
wine services, etc., will also be offered.
Many people called yesterday to see the
uncompleted display. The sale Of pic
lures will be without reserve.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-06
The Fire Brigade.

Honolulu Engine Company No. 1's
monthly meeting was put off last night
owing to the absence of the foreman,
Mr.. r. More 1t will be held next week,
when the ball committee will report.
Mr.. E. r. Ryan, assistant foreman,
presided at the monthly meeting Of
Mechanic Engine Company No. 2, in the
absence of Mr.. John Lucas, foreman.
Very little business came before the
company and it adjourned early.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-06
SHIPPING NOTES.

.,.sentine s. n. Castle is at the
y TO-" TO-, : s. San Mateo arrived at
~ st no~ November IS from Singapore.
ls'y ssrkentioe Discovery has been
%, -. oI the Oceanic COmpany's wharf.
;n'I 49,, -, Escort will leave sometime next
l sDsiA Chinese passengers for Hong
Com Francisco correspondent re-
W. Ih oh bsrkentine w. II. DimOnd enter
I .so VIZ at noon OH November 2lst.
-5 u, American brigantine w. G. Irwin
.!. s 3. McCulloch, sails at 10 O'Clock
s.'- .orring for San Francisco with 4 ,4S9
W. s ;rg9r and l ,703 bags rice.
n. American brigantine Lurline, Capt.
Vatson, sailed from San francisco
,,,s sr 10th for Hilo, Hawaii, and has
.,r ikpy arrived at her destination now.
n. torn W. S. Bovine and the bark CD.
p.-.nt we're to leave San Francisco for
T: !-J on or about December I'd. Cap
a., Bnbm and Lee will have a race and
mn ue confident of success.
The American ba-kentine Ella, Captain
Hansen, arrived DeCeLlOSI OIAS q Otty
Mn Humboldt Bay, California, with go
M ipft lumber for MeSsrs. Levers q
1ke. Reports having experienced fine
,,,tber the entire passage. The Ella is
lacked near the Oceanic Steamship Com
glys wharf.
The Hawaiian bark Lady Lampson, Cap
snF. 0. Sodergren, arrived in port at 6
,lyk Wednesday evening, December 5,
gisys from San Francisco, with a full
arc Of general merchandise for Messrs
1. Schaeier IL Co, ant was docked al
bsver's wharf. Sailed from San Fran
sgo November 21st. Had strong n. w.
md, the first three days; thence had
,olsrate trades to the islands. Expert
sslS. Z. SQUALLS of Molokai and IN the
sEHel The entire trip was a very pleas
nmd enjoyable one, but the passengers
hEI m co-ch any fiS,O on the WaN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-06
SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS,

u re in search of Holiday Goods
:0oA III at \. s. Sachs store, he is disnIav.
ing an immense variety of fancy ss
wen as useful goods, suitable for Christmas
Special inducements will be offered at
2acns, store 1O4 Fort street, during this
1 n,G;nuay season. Go there and learn
A fine assortment of cbildrens, Dresses
infants robes, infants lace and siIL naDS
ano o sash ribbons, at exceptional low prices,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-06

A tract of land containing 228 acres,
situate at Lupehu, Molokai, was sold by
Mr.. Morgan by order of Messrs. Bishop
& Co., mortgages, on Wednesday, being
knocked down to Mr.. T. Jones, of La
haina, for $500.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-06

In the suit of Main and Winchester
against the Southern Pacific Railroad,
the costs of that corporation included
$4,4l6 due the Court reporter. This for
one case, while the Hawaiian Legisla-
ture appropriated $4,000 q year for a
Court reporter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-06

The petition for guardianship of Mary
Lahapa was further continuedin Supreme
Court Chambers before Judge Dole on
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-06

The weekly meeting of the Debating
Society will be held this evening. A full
attendance of members is desired. and
visitors will be welcomed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-06

Ladies cannot fail to peruse with close
interest the advertisement and business
items Of the Popular Millinery House.
Mr.. Sachs is in the front rank as usual
with seasonable goods.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-06

A native named Pake was arrested
Yesterday for making an offensive de
monstration with a knife. N0
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The Y.M.C.A. Boys monthly meeting
Will be held at 2 80 this afternoon. Y
M. O.. A. singing class meets at 2 this
evening.
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The auction sales of ava licenses by
the Interior Department take place
throughout the Islands to-day. Those
for the Island of Oahu will be sold at
the front entrance OF Aliiolani Hale at
II o'clock noon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-06

1ung Lung was arrested yesterday TO
keeping more liquor on his PREMISE
than the law allows. He deposited 500
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Capt. F. o. Sodergren has our thanks
Tor latest dates from San Francisco, in
Guiding three days files later than last
steamer mail.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-06

The League baseball championship of
the past season has been awarded to
New York. New rules have been made
for next seasons playing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-06

Messrs. King Bros, together with
their other goods, have just re-
ceived 10000 feet of the very latest
styles and designs of MouIdinRs
which enables them to suit almost
any taste.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-06

The New York sugar market ON Nov
zOta Is reported: Raw, quiet and strong
Refined, better demand: steady.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-06

Tenders for no less than eight new
schoolhouses are invited by the Board o
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Police Court.
EDNEsDAY, Dec. I

Seven fines and forfeitures for drunk
enness make up the days business, to-
gether with one civil case continued by
consent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-06

Dance; with ladies, by the Honolulu
Social Club tonight. III u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-06

The monthly meeting of the Fire De-
partment is due this evening.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-06

3. s. Takasago Maru is advertised to
sail hence for the Orient on Januarv lat
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

One rat was caught in the Law Lt1rars
on Tuesday nIgnU.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
r.i,jua, per stmr c R Bishop,
fsn NaT ,SiEK K eohokalole, and many
sj~AI' -
3G' u-,;oiua and Waianae, per stmr
Gpn oNvoaS"Dr ] Brodie, Mr. Phillips,
ldI Dec Ss, Mr. Holt, and several others.
gBan"'., francisco, per bark Lady
From o4 nsc Wv D Alexander, Jr, b
c eP;o9, = ! Hofleng and wife, and l.
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WANTED.

SITUATION TO WORK BY A YOUNG
\ Portnruese boy who speaks English. Will
ing to make himself generally useful Apply
at Gazette Office. 1o0-1M
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NOTICE.

nNrAND AFTER OCTOBER 1. 1883, CRU GEM
~ is alone authorized to sign the FIRM name,
140-1m QUONG SAM KEE q co.
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HOTEL A.MPERSAND,

II p
This AdrOn1ack inyalids seeking rellef
throat pulmonary diseases, well those in
search OF winter sports open. Only
New York Steam heat. open nTe-
places excellent table, piazza enclosed In glass and beau
tiful forest drives.
For terms ana Information address
ZION & HARDING Manarers
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


-. Burke, John. to Nathan zemansky s Of ssst Of
Butcher, Edw c, to Joseph Graham. of o5th-st,
Baimore' 6atharne ~ to Emisrant Indsst Saw Bank
Barne' william G. 10 william od p wOodoock of
Bird Mary e to Joseph y De vean, of Morris
BumsnthaL Angus and vie; sS Inslt for the Say
and Wife ss,; Of y Ts sSg oc0n
Bryant Ida +. to William Taylor, Of SSth'st Of
''n nsSeocE John Alfred Hearn. of 7lssst
casin Thomas, to Patrick casn and snO, 24S 3D.
ave year, lease, 81. 600 u..
co, c y sa9s asa sSf wife y e JAMS
% ss ana Es srn sn ana s Wives Ss Of Amey
Years s Rm S0 Indus. Saw
Bank cor Of Henry and 81 Pm esy Pi lfnT sss west
Donnecn John % errs Of Chester Este oS Clark OF sd
Same nc s 70 Ediih wharton n Of 5ad-s. of eth
avs Sam: 70 ny Z Jones. Of Ssd-'s of eth-ave'
ponsa:s.; ia n GOO Life In' Co. of list
St Of sh ssrsh so Mary Oakley cor AveA
ana p 9StHst ] month. $4,000 y.,,., po..m,0
., 9sSss M q s7th e e5r yea SS
Fax Hamilton sna %s 20 a ssr 1sS. years.
HsET sss sss y ss., e . HSEs5y Saw Bank
r fo9S's, also Of i22d.st Of sdave years
tom Of i45thst Ct years mtss
5000. ,-a..,d CaI,.n 124tb.st. Of
"a snct, rrancs a. to Alfred HOyt ssh-st OF
wes, Fns.ave Q years 500 900 on. .. ,r =,
Tsnrer Hiram 10 Frederic Thomas, s8th-sh W OF
wess End. ave 2 wears &C 0O0 - x,,.., - .,o
Naouc Patrick wife 10 Amena fdns'eih anu eH'''
gusrf}ans $50 Past 3ls-st years 20 600 ,o. -
Myers. Morris A. and VIE 10 "a oisn H. - Jos,hst
,o5dst g OF shave end also Sd'ave' OF ioon's"
peterson Eugene. and wife 10 Sarah mchehhey'
s9 gs. e rsse c5s zn'''r
- stern Louis and wife TO TILE Guarantee anu iru9'
"a 213 East 78th-st years, 80, 600 - ,r,,..,.rs
einDeon Charles. trustees OF llahioi hihSa-~F
m Green ych-ave. Of 13thst year 80 Ooo NJ, So
sweeny Charles d. ct al 10 Bowery o1NJhRs i'anh'
psrt ROW n OF Duane-st. years 100000 - -
The west End Presbyterian Church TO Davn ~ hhaFP
, Conner 10th ave and 105th-s. years 80, 600 -,
- the Col well Lead Co TO Albion II and William Man.
trustees O3 Centre-st, wears. So, 300 - -,
WI rndoyo and SSth-st years $50 600 -
Wesnst1ln Aschcr 20 George ii Cook eAfs, N fcfry-
Al q of Wayerey Place years "a 600 ~,
~ same 10 same Wayerley Place. u OF Perry's1
year $1,000. ,, ,o,s, g, . n,
wrsht Isaac T.. 10 Anna Burrowcf. 8 1olstsL OF
sh.aye years q mortgagcs), 10000 ...x
same 10 Metropolitan Trust 90 saihe propc'V s'"i
" zip , Ieopold to Ferdinand Minrath W
2dSyS q Of lth-st years $4,000
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JinnndGI.
Duslres5 Chances

Two PHYSICIANS AND SCRGEONS.-Part-
L ncr wanted with SO 600 In extensive hos
nia business, well established IN numbering country.
Address Lock Box No. 553, Eau Claire, Wis
rTNO NEWSPAPER MEN.-Solid business
chance 10 buy an important and profitable Republican
newspaper establishment in growing Ne" England town
1900 Inhabitants only those with capital ana
who mean business need apply Address PUBl1SllER
care C. VI. RICHARDS, 10 Warrenst. y. y
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Eerturcs a,r6 nleetinss.

A SSEMBLY ROOMS METROPOLITAN
"A OPERA HOUSE s9h,st and Broadway : Social
Reception by Presbyterian Union TO Committees OF North
ern and Southern CHURCHES Addresses by John Waaa-
maker, VIM i. Dodge. DIS Hail. Hoge and others
Music by Cappas 7th heg't Band Tickets 81. Appiy
Dr. Ellinwood, 80 5thaye., A. r. Ketchum 81 Cotton
Exchange. No tickets sold az the door.
COOPER UNION Free Saturday Night Lect-
" In the great hal at O'Clock
December - the lecture will be delivered by Hon.
DAVID b. SICKELS, SIAM AND THE SIAM
esq No tickets required. No admission after
O'Clock.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE

There fair attendance at the Real Estate Ex-
change yesterday. but the weather rather against
prces. John T. l.. smyth sold. under foreclosure
No 5o7 West Fifty frSt-st The property is five
story brick store and tenement on full lot. and is
situated the north side Of the street. east OF
Eleventh-ave The bidding from $4,000 to
si7, 500. the mortgage, at which pr!co Henry T.
Smith the buyer. William Kennedy Bro
sold, also under foreclosure. No. e4l west Forty
nlpthst, east OF Eighhsve, three-stoy stone-front
dwelkng on lot l7sxl00. The bidding ran from
$1,000 10 $4,000. +. NJ. Jencks was the bnSer
The auctioneeys sold No. 219 East one-hundred
sndtwenty-eiehth-s, the north sde east Of Third
ave. The property consists of fourestoiy brick ten
cmcnt and lot. I9.5x99.11. The bidding ran from
$1,000 to 81. 500. at which price the plaintiff was
r. Z. Harnett Co. offered No. 100 West Sixty
fourth-si of Tenshave. fve,story stone-front
p ss III at ss1sso pore Lyon has sold, private
sale, tsres-story brovnstone dwelling ard lot,
lsxS3xlOO on the south side OF Ninety frstst.. he
tween Eighth and Ninth ayes. for 100000 cash, 10
Mrs Irene Wilbur There was call on the Exchange
Yesterday for plot of ground 800 feet square on the
west SIDE above Fifty -ninth-st. Also for largo
factory for heavy work on the line Of the eeVs,ea
story double fiat, 25xs5xlo0. in Thirty east
of slxth-ave renting for $1,000; was offered ior sac
Norwich, Conn, with house, forty rooms stabling.
Mr. Lttler the flve-soqy apartment house, 25xe5xlOo
No 422 West Forty ffthst.. Tor $4,000 and for Mr.
Miller the nNe-StOly apartment uouso Az" o-o "NSN
Forty-thiri-st, a5xs6xioo. for $4,000
New.York, Thursday. Dec. 81, 1858
The following sales were made at the Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day
BY John b. Smyth
1 fvestory nat with lot No. 527 West oist-sto s.
lo5 feet O OF 11thaye lot e5Xl00i smith, s23OOo
By Richard " uar,ctt & Co -
1 fye-story fat with lot No 16o West oith-st s.
$50 feet OF 10th-ayc. lot 24xloo; L sSiiman
e21, $50 - -. 1904 -.
adjourned to January 4.
Sale Of the building with lots, Nos 1.7oS to l71 ~
lOthaye OF 9Sthst adjourned to January ~
BY William Kennedy & Bro. 49,
three story dwelling with lot No 241 West 10Th ST.
s. 1884 feet Of sth,ave, lot 17.sxlo05; Jencks
SIS 500. ~
22i7 feet Of 3d-sye. lot 10 5x99 IL John Jones'
Sale of tho dwellings with lots, Nos us to 12l and
125 West 95ih-st, Of 9th-ave adjourned TO jan
10.
BY J. c. La,or & Co
Sale OF the building with lot, No. 80 LsseX-st. OF
Hesterst adjourned to January 81.
BY Brown LsynesS
Sale of the dwelling with lot No. 20 East 62dst- "
of Madison-sve, adjourned 10 January 10.
BY A. H. Muller g. Son.
Sale Of the buildings with lots Nos. ZOOS and 2070
7th-ave. Of 123d-st. was withdrawn.
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Gfrursicns.
Hlnsltal Jnsirumcnis.

A NUMBER OF slightly used upright and SQUARE pianos
"A OF our make which specially selected ana u.ef
nv the srtias OF the Metropolitan House COMPANY
during Tire past opera season will be sOid at N0era
reduction from regular prices. ~ .
WIN. KNABE & Co. 112 jth-ave.. above leths.
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Gouniru Dropertn for Sale ano Go Get

A GENCf FOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS residences
~ and building sites for houses 10 let season
year. CLARENCE B. TUBBS 8 Bcekman-sk. N. X.
L. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE for private house in New
YORK CITY the hsnd'omest private residence liz
Orange n. j. and tho complete ani best house
within one hundred miles Of NcwYork built OF stone and
covered with English tile from the second story and In
GLIDING roof elegantly furnished throughout. The first
and second floors all finished ~ the finest Of hard woods
from all OF the world The floors all laid In the
quality OF hard wood Large open hrepaces in the
hail. dining drawing bed rooms and billiard
Conservatory aud greenhouses filed with flowers.
Frst-class stables About one acre OF ground The
and outbuildngs all In perfect order Only
small amount OF purchase money required No such oD-
pCriunity offered TO get bargain.
For further particulars address
RICHARD " HARNETT & CO.,
70 Llberty-st.
M oNTCLAIR REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Houses 10
1Nl handsome residences sale al moderate pficeA
PARSONS 4 TAYLOR 10 Cedar-st. n. p.
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Cost an0 (ouno.

II OsT OR STOLEN -Bank book No 14S.S71, issued
L. bv the German Savings Bank In the city 81 New
York TO Christian I'll persons are cautioned
10 negotiate he same and requested deliver the book
the bank corner l4thst ana 4thave II lot restored
on 18th dav OF Japuary 1ssJ, application VIII he
made 10 the bank for duplicate
7 OST Ok STOLEN-Bank book 2s6 5s3 Of Emi-
IL grant Ifsiust ial Savings B1nk Paymor' stopped
Please r-turn book 20 bank. No. 81 Chambersst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

Il FOR QUEENSIOWN AND IIV EI.FO'I-
From Pier AZ. foot OF Chfssopher-st., New York
ohio Saturday. December 80. . 30 q. m
CITY OF BERLIN saturday, January .. a. IN.
CITY or CHESTER saturiay Janulg ~ = 80 a. IL.
CABIN PASSAGE esq ana Upward second CAB
IN outward $50 aud s35 prepa,l $50 SIEERAGE
30 PETER WRIGHT z SONS. General Agents
W. BOWLING GREEN. ". Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

THE MFRGENTUALER PRINTING COMPANY,
NEWNORK, December ., lsss.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stOckhod-
4 crs ~ THE MERGENTIIALEK PRINTING COM
PANV viii be held 81 Rooms l15 and 116 TRIBUNE
BUILDING in this city, y O'Clock noon the third
So lay Of JANUARY, 1es9' being the l2th day Of
Ia ,onth FOR the election Of Directors Tor me en''g
d. c. McTWEN
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

~ oRDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
! " SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NEw.YoRK, soUTHAMtIoE AND ~ B 5o.sn
EAST EXPRESS STEAMERS. "a
Aller We'd jan :. 80 Ia Nerrd. Wed. Jan % ~ III
Fulda Wed, Jan o noon Saale, Wed Jan 30 . ~ d.
Ilbc wed Jan. 10. q m. Ems. sat. FEB. =. z a. m.
h y,,s, cabin SIS ana upward berth according 70 To-
,snon Second Cabin, ESQ berth Steerage g; lowes'
rates OELRICEs & CO.. No Bowling Green