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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-31

THAT sign has been there for years, and
no one has won the money and
clothes but skate Now. how did be do
itg'
Well. there must have been a blind
baggage, or else hs gos on the trucks, OF On
top Of the coaches, said the man with the
whiskers
That's al you know about the way the
ears are buill. said Reidy, safcastIcally.
"Tbe bgakemen have revolyers, there's no
blind haRgages. the doors are locked when
3 passenger enters, and no one goes in
unless be has ticket Anyone Fouaa on
top ol a coach gets shot. So skate must
have known bis business 10 beat that road.
Well, this Is tho way be did il;
About twenty minutes before the train
started skate went 70 the conductor and
asked him If he would deaaheaa him 10
the Springs. He was told that II he at
tempted 90 best the road he would eet
killed Shste replied that he was going
10 tie Springs. and that be was going IL
get the clothes aud money When tho
signal 10 start vas rsven skate boarded
tie tender, and, raising the LID on ia eater
tank, be Owed Ia. The tank was nearly
full OF water, ana skate came near drown.
INK " rtss kAiE NintAteeS - H@Afsf twenty
five miles. htts 80 skate II seemed u be q
thousand The road Is the toughest 10 the
world. and skate hohbed against the sides
OF tae tender until hs WAS almost crushed
10 pulp. However the train pulled into
Che springs. and more dead than alive,
skaie climbed ont Of the water tank II
81 oil ora the tender, gave j wsrwhoap
that startled the natives and brought the
conductor and other train hands 70 the 10.
connective. lie bad dozen or more black
eyes. oi course he was vet, and be was
almost dead. bat he claimed the money
aud clothes then and there.
'The conductor was ssRpeHeil; be called
skate = dandy. an3 SAID he had earaea
the reward skate went 90 the managers
office, rot the money. and clothes. and then
celebrated. he is aa ornament Ia the pro,
fessson aud his record will never DC beaten.
az least or the iastls Rock read -
Thst the gathering appreciated "Skate's''
abilities IL Is aanece sary to state. bal II IS
likely that the contingent now in Chicago
will not Sisegopt his feaF-~ anyhow not az
sd q similar reward i oHeref
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f&AHtssca. pe0, - Argsp@i -Ton
ss&ttsss A9sniste. Eaeoma. Are,
Tvs f0Sa send A. Z. Iseacsa Port
*fy Messhs " Tgft. Tore R.ake.ey.
Sesnse, f9Ft 1oSassnt k3askA
1sesWn. AalnamAa, sle&sea ksn-
- , AsnsIaos Clsg of RH H. Neteeta
- asee Nssesnso, ras ssesaaef AH-
- Waie.s sassssi yes5sFs3ay evening gor
= Assnsessd returned sgssay en aeeoaai
@stafFy ervakns jean o8 fasa6e's
sFrssta al Aaas Kong. DseeIn ts.r
sasasia iFe0 Ys8esaxey
4eesSR D4e 81 $leaswa
~ t3k Shirley Calsa. lumasr.
s-sss-.shsp kAse baven sora. pow P.sfrsa.
ssAs4. isn.5 er
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chFOaie. Nervous SKIN aaa Blood pssssssA
TO TIE LADIES'.

TO the LADIES.
We give most careful and cenudarate a4aen.
Lo1 = diseases Of Ncxaen and ehilaren. II tea
ssAAsE iSosa Aay oeseass, dinicals or GnkeFine
Susie % i Toe eotnmeE roufiae doctors lail Is
eare yoa when Others fail The gussesaiissT -
sNiled n every department Of medical aaa srr-
Sc cxpersnee. The professor has had years
New York, formerly spcciAl proseesor 4,
Ncmaas Hospital College. New Noek aaa ia
enc 8 ne most sueceSSfal aud best known eynss
eoiegseai specialists IN tAfs ccnnfry
To Young ana kaiddle-Azed Men.
Nsryons DEBILITY, spermatorshaa. seminal
fiea, pFodueiHg sleepiessness aasrondencv.
RtsipteS ca TIE f&ce aversion 90 sscicsV s,assfs
sssss sss lssk q eonsi:sence duI. nnt 90
s1Ieiy. permanently aud speedily cured
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.
- 49, aisessa most dreadful Ia is resals
ws Sss s,os CssssTa ETC. permanently cured
kidney, Urinary ana BLADDER complaints.
RsaaiaA esnseaib too fTeQRens, burning 81
oicoiy urine. high colored o. with mtlkY sadl.
ment on standing, Weak heck. rrnnorAFea
sEasse ssststis promptly and safely cured
1narses reasonable
Que Success Is eased upon Facts.
ns ear remedies aot quickly and euss peFnA.
We do nos elsiIa 70 know evxrvthlnv q. ,s,..
yea 20 taeteIhe or diseases. or - be able 10 cara
a a.
ssts A1d increasing practice VITA unnaralnias4
sess - sustain Il. sge the ncss proof ol doc
fxperionre "a worth everything. Knaxsasv.
saiNed By consulting with, critically examining
sId successfully treating thousands % nerxsas
% every asse. sex. profession Aad oeeunagEou af-
itSted win every pre0entAhie farxa asid stas,. ~
1tkeAse- % 9eiarmitr, enahies Us 10 assure ahass
SsneanE with Ike m2ladies that We hava xae.
tttded IN restoring health 20 large rnaiorflv 81
eases treated even after other skilled assfg aar.
getlF pnySttA ans have failed 10 affssft -
neat enanre for the better
Ne Afe patronszed by a class % lAiies and
gentlemen 100 seeactoas % be Imposed unan ~
~ ignorant qnsck, and they ara TOO inpaneai.
eias - % iftgbtenea away from physicians wha
are curing them
Bersonscalllag at our oifice can have the salts.
faction 81 free consultation. with the aSsnr.
nnce thai they may depend upou raceivinc cA q.
CID Opinions hoaorRpse. square dealing reason
ah.c thAFEeS and no encouragement without A
prospect OF improvement or rnrn
our practice Is founded npcn thefssuits os tas
Pc. metnods, without references % schools %
Yeo wfll not be urged or persuaded 20 take
treatment. aud no enc viii DO treated Gnleaa
there is strong probability ~ cure or parnk
nent benefit Make interrugatiens aud decide
for Yourself
oiase hours; FToms a N. 70 . "a. SAN
DAYS % II 4. m only.
i. B.-Parsons u0shlo 10 visit as may b
treated az their homes nv correspondence
Medicines ant instructions sent BY mail OK ex-
xnesS Consultation FREE.
Always send stamp when rerly = expects1
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asaeo's eoN4rNr1oN on rnanrs-
ss@sssts s'>sssr,' n as sssst ssas.i
y &tatsz ia tssa Taak.

Ne tAaa ss-Et
!. tss ast lea GAYS thasn havw Az
= - sSty aes less than ,s knls Ass
|e1 -. eF, - b. szoEo exp az. sssmps.
a tae Fo.loe lsye lts,s t,sss
-. ~ sfeetss shsn esAsl ss ttsss uae
- - e4sasEs are anAaie e. aenaas
- i''fssnos d aAas vass eeoua sAat
- ~s HaE spas. Ihess arr ~ srseal
- ssa's iss taa ssaA ~ w0an .sows
80 ~ sAss tlrse Is sav aassesf
@Assas - s&&s r4ga sAseA wesl
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Tss ssFsz1es Ess i sasw Seaky err e1xsnesN
F4sAzss Nss4tes s@s esEr8es . geet4Ee auaa
- - ~ &sfsT II 6s2eft * g A ss&3s1s.zs,
- HsA@Ks AE&S &a1nA 4Gs As@ Ns4 -
sSs-4s Is "a a. e4.-2Azss EsNsss 8a@S Pc sws2A1A
A 4 sktA& Ding
0M4zz ALL &g&Es
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sEArTr wHArcoN rorTr

Steamer Washington leaves sesssie ~ ? y m
snadays. TUESDAYS and Thursdays; arrives A.
WhAteom ~ a. M next dsY. Returning leaves
Mhaseaa at ,. Ia. ManasYs Wednesdays aud
tridsys, arrives At seattle at - m next day.
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VIZ at. co-sTRAMERs WILL LEAVE
w Yesier'E dock. Seattle. daily Tor TacoEHa
Alto n "a.
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wHATcnM AID sFMrAuafoo ROUTE
steamer EilEs Anderson leaves Seattle ~ . D.
n MansRYs. WEDNESDAYS aud Fr.sSAyKs arrives
~ v hAtgufA ? n "a next CAV. Returning leaves
heseosn tuesdays and TbuTs1ays e. p e.
Suudass T. n. Monday trip 70 Se4aSaArnoo
is. IS JACKSON. President
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SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures TUESDAY. DECEMBER 81 1889


TSE9S PACIFIC EAfLWA y-F4CtT1E liz
" vision. Tl4s s8iin~zn< s. Asszzis f. tbs
esq pa1g steamers % PlEet ss8D1 gsEI - n
tier nogsees
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Trr sTRAMre poTNr ARENA

TER STEAMER POINT ARENA
leaves Seattle every Sunday afternoon ct
4 n IN. for Pert Townsend and the san Juan
fsiands from HagneiG's wharf. Leaves Port
Townsend al SO 4. N. every Monday, wednesday
aud Friday Tor whsteoTn, calling 81 smiths
island. aud Richardson's weather perznltllneA
Argyle. Lopez. FgIdss Il Afbgr. Maple ton Men
Gay gong north and Thursday going EoRtal,
Roche Harbog, Dress aud East sound
Returning. leaves whatcasn az 80 .. m Tues
days Thursdays and saturdays on the SatEg-
car trip the Fufat arena goes through 20 seattle.
Fare from Pert Townsend % seattle, 81 Untll fur
Their notice passengers or freight from Seattle for
the islands By the Port Arenas "Wednesday aud
Friday trips VIII b. carried on the Washington
SfeREnboAf and TRANSPORTATION Ce.'a steamer
Edith 70 rort Townsend on Tuesday anil Thurs
Gas nights ard transferred direct "a the Fort
Arena. on ghesa DAYS the " s T. Co VIII
issue tick cts and bin frciehs through 20 desti.
HERBERT y. BEFCHER, ManaFes.
J. A. HATFIELD. agent, seattle
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~ 0a D IA Ar WhAteexn .Lv 90 p M
-DGsky, except saturdays. iDElis, sxccpt San-
days.
steamer for senighn0o and Blaine leaves
WhAse3Eu every Satur3Ay sc 5 m returning
leaves RlalBe every sGndaE at40 a N for What
com and Sesltle.
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SEATTLE rom TOWNSEND ROUTE.

g. a mail steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
daY. except Saturday, AZ 10 70 p m; arrives at
Port townsend 80 6. n. next dag. Returning,
Ettte 81 y n.
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TEAND TRANSPORTATION co.-HKRBKRT
A +. Beecher. manAgsE
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EAsr TrAK-
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
seattle, Tseoua. oiympla. s,cilscoom asd
MeNeils islan4
WINTER TINE CARD.
Commencing Taes'lsv. November II
tsavs olyraris. daily szcsp; Moaday 7msn
is4se TscouA. III % n
arrive seattle, 20 u
tesve settle. DALI e1eeeps AenadAg. 200 u
leave Aeonla. = - - n
sDISGs-se4tsie. YesIers whs al. Tsconas.
y. g = = wharf o3yHspts. Horf whAsk
assis an hoard 9n bsat Eask4er roRuA
tip sunssls csfTscs ssftfws.s,erus al Weits'
Ll,aArcH. President
THE FAsT AND co1xonY0rs PASSENGER
A STEAMER MULFNo&AA.
teFrpsIsgoS naAa
Leaves fhs X. r wAA-l skzsY AZ = n tor olyrn.
pis. ksniIeAe AMa rays haftog. returning 10
Tacoma - p H.. coaseesisg vita bosts ioe
sEATTLE AND wuATcoa.
Arrtviag a. sss ssle 81 : . n
TgzE r4alG
" rscoraa sc N AZ C1vnSss 10 60 "a
" fssrEUta e IS Ar EAmficas Ii - n
= &saalaehe . = IN A falymrsa Itspm
~ u5FNsssA sC0p r. Ar I8cozaA ssapm
Nonneeg4ng Is ,sa nE&A teF ssAsgls.
pAcyFic COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Tsssn2scn steamers fTura SesSEte as tustawG
Fes Nan Francesca. va FHgs TswmsNTs8 sn4
N3eeussN AZ p q. passengers reserved "a
to&~5 s. S 3. rs lsaesHs ter g s, IA - - Ea4 -
Aza3 eVesv avs eAss lhsrczstsg.
Eas As8sAA. Faenn hr AHa = as
Fsasa s4a FrAarssea soz Ssesa-A 80 F13as
sssgH5 Eeras ATS =. III. Dac&uzses 8. Is H. lE
- 3 AEa ~ ard eySry avs a&ya Eheger
TE-a,,ss ray - ossNszass 81 sAa ossae Of ia
csssssFssV a. tlaeaa iecA eaer
GkaanAl1. RK&E KS A CO.
tseHerAA AKensA
No r Nazkes ssreVl. san Frssz4sea, a..
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cEaTr1E TILE INSURANCE AND TRUST
- gompasy.
CAPITAL sS9.o0a
cfFleE wivz uoosu LAND CO. srkrTLE

Issues policies cf insurance. upoE real estate
titssz guaranteeing afsos8te protection against
lasS ~ feason Of objective titles.
It anaunes as its own exaauxe the defense Of
al legal pr0ges8lnns iasta tel Is TAG interest Of
e5vefsa claimants. ard rNlsaTes ts4e insured
fsssfn 81 t-eaais. Anues suce. enxtsty. cost aud
expense attracting sneh EgigAttoas
e. H. HASFOkD. President an1 te3stlNsl
Rx-G0N. MATs0N &. SQUIRE. Ftcz-REe&
II r. BAkEB secretary.
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DUCT SOUND NATIONAL BANK. os Sc
1 AtsG
Rnx xnd sal foreign and domestic exchange.
transfer money bvteleEraph 10 any part ol
the United states ard Europe receive
deposits of money and issue pass
boaks or certificates tharefoE
caRRgSFoSnKNTs.
LONDON. X n RatGsessf1a L sons
Paris De Rathsehila FreFrs
FFamkGurt 4. ~, 4 Naa steiger G ca
New Yorg agency Of Bank 81 California
gaieago Commercial National Bank.
Boston, suzok National BEnk.
S4u Francisco, the Hank 81 California
Portland, 1ae First National hank.
BAILEY GATzxRr .... President.
T. T. FERRY . Vice President
j. FCETH .easbier
Bank located corner CHERRY and Front streets.
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~ssss'sas, hye 81 Waeae ki;ms o..
- 'aagoyire holders oaeE spassnesy.
sesss~ssea.fv
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I'AsT TINE
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
--FaR~~
seattle, Tacoma Oiympia. ssciiscoon aa5
MENeils islaG9.
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CTEAaER KIRKLAND
Leaves Power House
Leaves at a m. for Juaniis saa way
porfE.
Leaves At a. n. and 4a5p. m for Eewcas8ls
AID way porfG
Leaves AZ ? p N for Jaanita and way
porlS. J. II. LOUGHEAD. Manager.
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BANKs.
DEXTER HORTON 3 co. BANKERS
incorporated issz.
oArrIAr- s2oooo0 uSpsyiDED PROFITS. $4,000
President .s.......t~W.S Lad1.
Nice-P President A. A. Denny
Acting Mauager....N H. Latinaer.
sight exchange and taleeraphic transfers on
New York Chicago. 81 Paul, san Fran.
cisco, PcEtisnd. and various points
IN Washington. OREGON ana
british Columbia
Sight bills Of exchange on London. availabls
elsewhere IN Europe
Collections made al all points. on favorable
terms.
Bonds, stocks and other yaluables received
on deposition safe Keeping.
TIVE GUARANTEES LOAN AND TRUST co. :
i incorporated IsS7)
Lswenyn-Dodgs battling. secondsL
cArIrAIa ssooOoa
Transacts general banking businss4
SAVINGS pEPAKTNENf.
Deposits received IN any auouatafrarn one doilsr
upwards and Interest allowed thereon
Money loaned naon improved
faysa and city real
IEiGH 3. J. HUSr ....Preksdenk
MILAN (. BAgLEg $685.. Nice-preSseezik
G. r. HKfLBRcN. .s-...-s...... Manager
u. II. BAXTER ,.........k 1 AShsar.
f. b. powSESG. .s.s-.~.s... Secretary
=. T. MINOR J. y. IowMAs. ]. Il. SxARS
WI Il FISHER
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! KEITH WILSON. Manager
Branches; san Francisco ICsi9. Portland.
Or Tacoma WASH ,, Victoria Vancouver, New
General banking business transacted: foreign
exchange soaeht and sold. drafts and tesA.
grNphse transfers sold on the banks branches;
also on New YORK, Chirsgo. Canada and Hong
Kong. Deposits received subject - check
Interest paid on time deposits.
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Drafts drawn on al parts OF she world. In
terest paid on savings sud time deposits
HeuFs-i0 a. N. 70 r. n, aud saturday even
mss from 70 s a'elocas
Deposits may be made Ia person OF BY regis.
tered letter noney order or express, and deposit
books will be returned as requested.
Money loaned on real estate az reasonable rates
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Ackcr, VIM J. to David Mayer. 90 HeSter-st 6 years.
AntsOn Sarah A. to Emmett aud another. trustees,
Bloch, Morris. 10 Jones' Wen and another, p and 272
RoSfm Fannie. e 5os Fox 1850 Sd.sye Instruments
same and husband to Bertha opDcnhcsr ~ Esse1St
l BsSnisan Jas z. to Margaret Deyin. IothAve.
SsesSi jos ana T6e. 70 seamens Bank for Savings,
q E cor Frsnkln and Church sts years. $500
Clark, John J, and another 70 Margaret Paddock
la5th.si shave ! year si4 COO ,,o, ,n.,,,r.o,
Dsvfdsoa, John and wife. to broadway savings Bank
. 9 JNth-ss Of 5.h-sve, yeae, s24 900.
Of s. 4ti.st. " Of broadway. ) years $40 900.
" q Southern Boulevard years, 81 900.
plet:sh' Mary A: 70 Ellen Pugh, hVe.B' Of
Fsi.or!e, Jane e Richard Croker, o2d-st, Of
ssss G SssI. gs6oo Sarah Irvine save of
Gcrneiey. MsigaSet, TO John e COrnan, . 55th-st
:, GsIdSS's' Louis to Bloch No 90 cln'on.' years.
Horton. jas NJ to Co @ Williams &c. exera W q 9th
ave, Tsth-st, year, ell 900.
ssesssr sS;sses sstSs ehs"c years n s4S6o ana
Hegsn, JnS ne and wife, to Trust Co. IS chrysue
cSf ssSs snd f io sa IasS,Gs trustee &C.
jones' Chss ara wife 70 Hwsrd Steers, re cor west
chester r = and , Eazls-eyei 8 months, go 900,
lot No 10 al Fordhsm Ridge, . years se4S
Levy Jefferson NJ, g Ambrose Ely, IS Dey.st and
i2 New Chuych-st, yrar, s55 900.
norss;snis BOND 600 '''O"'" Al's'' "' NO i0'
WsMsScn. Thos and wife 10 Geo wliiams n W cor
Avsmus 4 and ieh.st years. $4,000.
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Danting academies.

LExANpER MAcGREGoRs. 1os WEST s5TH. sr
"A Private Lessons and Glasses In Dancing daily.
Mendolssohn Hall 70 let for private eDgsFtanments
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Urn GOODS

GREAT SALE MOquette, Velvet and Brussels,
VI UaSocks o5c Carpetings Rugs, Fancy Furniture;
DsmaIk. White and Fancy Mstdngs ANDREW LES
TER'S SONS, 74l broadway
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60 fri, FURNISHED.
Gonntrp propsrtp for Sale and Go Get
For Sale, or will be Rented UNFINISHED
with Option of Purchase,

handsome country residence Orange Mountain with
acres OF grounds Highest location within one hour OF
New.York; perfectly healthy Every modern convenience
In house. Large barn and outbuildngS conservatory
flower and vegetable gardens fruit and shade Al
dress
wM. V. CAROLYN. Owner.
10 wAllst Room lo9
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Eettnres ono Meelinss.
Chr Cart.

BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.
SPRING MEETING. 1889.
MAY Is, 10. IL, IS, 81, % %, 25, % and 30
Boats leave foot Of whLtoha.s, NewYoIk, via "coi:
yer Route hourly from 10 a. M 70 10 p m U
Race Days extra boats at u 40 and 80 p. m
Boats leave East 3Ith st.. via Long Isand r. T., 90
Race pays a / and l 20 n Long Island City YEA
minutes later. -, . r-~, -. 40,
yer Eouta7 halfourly; and from Fatbushave Via Lons
isian5 n r. special train Race Days At h2o p m
stoppiag at Nostfa1i Kink>ton, Troy and Utica hes
FL'NoA RAVE ~ p J. DwYER President
H. n MCINTYRE Secretary.
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REAL ESTATE.
,,s,spss AT THE EXCHANGE.


n,,nass a. the Real Estate Exchange yesterday
80. auIet ana much Of the property offered was
os urotssssd BY ths owners J. Thomas stearns sou
v,ser p,rtition No. 1os secondst' south sde east o.
r~.,.ys The property consists Of nvestory double
,nemen. on 10. S3xio5, and sold for s25l76 to t. A.
csmen, william Reynolds Brown sold also under PHtus
s g ss Il orS SS,i'' sxO S5sS from
Morris lot 1oxio4 in the Twenty taitd WS q, tSe
SS Ss,a t ssa spTns Pse Brought
ss pOH Se S%srsS W No Dor9 e las L. esOy
brick store and tenement The bidding TsH Up from
g si0Sso e Tsss RsIs SHisR
nent store and tenement renting for ABOUT Slooo
s sSsu1E .: Trt sct besweea nsscn AID
S Jass 'Ti o uiii58ss Sa'
M se sOt two Ots in Is S5s sSCS sHa BS
min r. ysire6lld lot in the rear brought S'io 0"
Tagsn sold sSe pOAfS. corner 5t T: N Gs
and sa,ss fSS s s 10 3 and d GeS s.
Ba ha; .Oa p,ys,S sale for John g. SSy
ssiss. isasSCxoo to Dr. William H. Mum for s1S'oO
New.York THURSDAY May TO-
ne following sales were held at the Exehanss an'
Auction Rooms to-day:
By l. J. l. Phillips
.v S':S Zs Srins' Of r l9s 6 ao 5zi SSS HJs
BY Richard v. Harnett Co.
,as tfs L q srMsa Sis lot S s1sa Il
J. Thomas bte2rnA
1 5.stury building, with lot No icy Eess S@'s@ D
HOS It o Of 1s-aVe 6 A Clements SSo1'O
By J. L. Wells
plot Of land on 165th.st cor Of "nUWaVe' 'VA
10; G Henehaw, $500.
by W. w. FoRg.
Sac Of the buildings with lots, Nos lSs5 % 2V W
Of 1S7thS was a1Ouheo W %v 20
by William r Brown
Z 1.storv buIldinu with lot. No % Broomest 8
/, Of (;oerek. at lot 25x75; Vim Norris, elo,2oo
9-story house with plot Of land, W boston fsoad
90 n q Spring Place. plot oOxl2O; u Dornh'
BY D. 2. Ingrsham & Co.
S-story building with lot, 1o6thst 2 cor Of
ManhatIsn. ave. lot 3Bx1o0.11; Mitchell, s52,OoO
1 slurIlaY building with lot, on ST Nleholas-aYe, W
cor Of ii7th.St lot 20 7xo2 Sx25 Sxlo7ll same pus
chaser. e42.o0O.
by A. II. Muller & Son.
lot N West IGsth-st 100 It . Of Audubon-ave.
2sxeS; Geo i Cane 81 900. 49,, o,
lot, 5 Ts7th.st, 100 IT Of wsdswOrth-sve. %
xl5o same purchaser, 500.
Ssory building with lot, No iSS cherTy.s 81 s.
Sstory building, with lot, No 81 Markets. g.
n OF Madison. st. lot q 2XS0S ii Ssnllson, $l660
!. isS + Of Sd-sve lot 2ox5se; Norton. Ell, $50
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HOTEL WELLESLEY,

HAVING ALL THE APPOINTMENTS OF 4 FIRST.
cLAAsf HOTEL JES Fd Gks' E M
HEAT. nlLtIARD ROOM, BOWL
ING ALLEY. Sc.
HAS ACCOMMODATIONS BOR 500 GUESTS.
II IL ehsrmRgy dtuStPd on the Charles River, on IN
estate OF 500 acres. surrounded by pine RroyeG.
The Drives are beauutu and ynred and The river and
lase give nne opportunities for boating ana nshlnR
Fcsrteen tIaIns daily % and from Boston only II
miles BY the Boston and Albany Railroad
MI DoolinR'S experience Of thirty fsafH Is caterer.
and his reputation as tho leading caterer o. New England
are guarantee that the Cuisine Will he pneGeeuId
Rates. e3 70 ~ day. Special rates by month or sea
son Open June Is V Oct Is. For diagram and circulars
address
JAMES DnOLIHG, Proprietor.
II and 10 Temple I1acc, Boston.
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State Of Ncw.York County OF New. YORK, -
l. 4. H. Puiica, cashier 81 tho above named bank, d.
socrnnly tat the ahoye statement Is true 70 c
f. IL. PULLEN. Cashier
Subsrrbed AMI sworn b. before Me thls l5th day OF
Hay, 1859, \. H. hANbDiIN, .
koW.IOTk County.
Iorrcct-httcst: JOHN JAY KNOX,
SUMNER T. STONE
INEn LALLLR DLastnEa.
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T. { TRElsrRY DEPARTMENT, Office
Steamboats,.


A TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
S.oF TROY. leave Pier 40, y. T., "a pier above
CnFIstopherSt., daily except Saturday, .. Sunday
u amer touehoS al Albany.
NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ Boats lnayU for AlSKL Ii. and way aniings daily.
HUDSON ard COESACKIE, TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY. Al from foot o. Jay street, NORTH
liver, At y. NJ
II OUSATONIC LINE, via Wilson's Point.
For South Npgwak and all points the psnbrfy and
N,TMslk ioIlrS?a daily except SUNDAY
CAPE CHARLES
Formerly running % Long BrpnSShl n.
o'clock .. ~, and foot Of 9lstst, East River a. sTy v
D. M connecting a. WilsoR'l Point with train IN psn
and NoFWak X. T., for Danbury and ineTr,eaalstEs m
Returning trains leaves South Norwak A. ~. - a..
making connection with best at Wilson's P95ns zoos u
na King sSmr LANDINGS ARRIVING az ne" pe' 80 "
RutEefsst., Eew.York, at 10 10 o NJ. ----------
no NEW HAVEN, 75c. .o
Il EXCURSION (RoOd deysl X ytr ~ p A T, leave
Steaners q IL NORTHAM ard CON,TiiN e. ~ fsurdays
reck SUP, Pier Is \ .Hs Il, "a" via special tEe,s
og MERIDEN HARTsso e esol sd 6sesage esscked %
YOKE e.: Is mSr YasS aud court-st. Bro0Hsn
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CLuulrp BoGr0.

HANDSOME RESIDENCE. lawn shade high grounds
IL .lluu large roouS; Uud"Tl conv"Lencfs; sahug
references. BOX 800 bloomfield. y. J.
I OKG BRASCII-Quict board near OCEAN rhu'chos aud
L. I.lhcrnn station ~ of.flshion"i nous ample
grounds baio fu. and vegetables good bath
log facilities Address SUMMER Box llS. EiDeron.
N j. - -
\ OEG BRANCH, Oliver Cottage, OecSl.avs.. West End.
- Elegant rooms, facing the 80 with board strictly
attL elass Particulars At No. Past 81. hist.