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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-02-21
TIE CRUSTY OLD MAN.

81 wonder Grimes has any friends,
His manner grows so surly;
No matter where we chance to meet,
Or whether late or early,
IT'S just the same: he cannot stay,
And barely answers O good day."
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-06-11

WEDNESDAY, May 30
The Nrnr'c MT pl:sIrnl 10 Adjournment
The President IN the char.
y quorum present
Consideration q messages tom the House d
Rep cscn',tv,
House BIZ y, 2je pissed.
Inc following message from jnc C. vcTnor was
read:
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-06-11

Square i. one inch in space 10 squares make a col
umn Advertisements inserted less than one MONTH ~
pc square for first and 80 for each subsequent IN
eertion.
Advertisements unaccompanied by the CASH, except
under contract, will not receive attention.
RI the money enclosed does not the number OF
insertions ordered it will be inserted less number OF
times.
Advertisements not mar6ed with the number OF times
Will be inserted until forbid and charged accordingly
All contract advertisers whose amount OF space ahQ
ength OF time are fixed by above will be required
to coDe their advertising strictly to their own business
anless otherwise stipulated.
Legal advertisements at lawful rates
Ali bills for advertising due after first puocaton
Of advertisement
E No Local OF Special Notices inserted among read
ng They will appear in Local Advertisement or
Special Notice column.
Local notices 10 cent. line for first insertion and
cents line for each subsequent insertion
Special Notices in solid nonpareil type, one cent
word for each insertion. eighth page
Obituaries exceeding four lines will be charged
adv sements.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-06-11

~ a. -" ~, -,
Gulf Raj, road C,mnanv, 10 amend section II,
Gnap'ci o'o :" ,e - nx'aiJ ,hn ,;no If
beginninp The cor s,ruction and the completion
Of he same
Anact 10 prescribe the fees ,ha, the several
sheriff, in this State shall be allowed TO charge
ana receive for services rendered in the pe,fIr
nance 81 the duties of their offices
An act to further define the duties Of the
Cnmntro,l4r and The Clerks Of The Circuj, CoDrts
in his Stale
An.c, IN nrovile for th. nsvmcnt ~ a canita
ton or poll tax as a prerequisite for voting, and
prescribing the dulles Oh lax Collectors ana
Supervisors OF Registration in relation thereto.
II use BIZ No. 154 passed
Mess irrs Fl IN t.lc Senate were taken M.
The Unnsa o.iio,r,el
i"c liou90 "''JO''i"c"'
THREE O'clock =. VI.
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~
nc '"'' ~ 'u' N"''i'
\ q" rum ~ sent
- !nDNpu 81 MY Co!Oett, VI. - ilti was
cAcl>
Committee .cper,a Were read
The II use took I'D The rr.u'; ar order ills on
eacnnd r..An,r
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IL 1H'c Nll! W. al passed.
A tllS poAl m">sa5e Tom the Senate Was
rcccNeG
the tou,.. took tn, the rc.li, ar 0lt',.r q. bu,i.
nos
The House auJ"0htd-
EIGHT O CLOCK L. u
To H.. -,
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ne speaker III 'h' c4''!i.
\ torHm present
Tnc hndr O. , cock p. N htV}nt arr we'd
that IDlr bc!nr the special order Tor NJ: N,llOu
.Jr. to move. for recon, 4 ration a. The action
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w. ~
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McEl
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81 Ike cat ~ 600 Wura i n,. ar, in the hll
anl inS.rr ) M,D NJ Z, SKI, n, ynl ~ ~,
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WI. y 1Al9 III oh'I''l me Mo" ~ rni,hdil"h'
20 M anon IN NJ: : Ike Ga - '}Vp hni M
scft - 800 III $50 alst The same iOr $3.50:
AL opted
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men as Am n 81, lhe vp'c bIn- 'a.lcl, the
ameni.neni, H. An n II. = j. .t,lD3'ri
TIE House took u Tire regular D.ttcr Tor tAe
evening" session.
senate ems ~. hi ~ &c !"' jhe i.c"'p "a
.,'n ~ "i""iH- ''s"l V'o".' ana u prescribe
thtiI -tuc'H' lp"'i' amt nat .)Ir-, pissed
h'Aih
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 20
The senate n..t ,.,,s.,.,,,, - y, ,i,,,,,,,,.n,
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-06-11

county. lanes J PcArcc. Tor District Two;
james \ EzrN, tor District Four.
To lie Cunntv Commissioner ior District Two
S. NJ. S;r,, kman II lIill>h rough county
Tpb. County Commissioner for District Two
for F.aahiin rrGnr, Q T. oA'rant
THREE o CLOCK r NJ
The Senate i, sumc It's session.
Thr Prt>i Kent in tie chair.
y quorum plo>tri.
Message, tom tie I'1~e were rcti
Mr. R.rar. lntroltc,l senate Hill y Psi nn
acl granting a Chf.'r - Il 1b'ri ~ iVcy and
Jesse ~ Iyoy and thel" associates, t" hu'i ~ Ct
cunsjr&ct = draw bridge over The SuNannce river
at or nyar 3 snirr,i. in SlWannee conry, a41
! couS;ruct approaches hereto ani chnrIe reason
able iol for clo,sin- thereon passed.
NJ. HIND was excused tom urthcr utten lance
after to-day
\ message was received from the Governor.
NJ Bryant presented petition from cilZ'ns
of DcSotn county, most cantsly petltionlng
the Legislature moi IN repeal or weaken the pro-
visions of Article NIX # the Constitution, bu,
to enact laws Tor lis better enforcement
House bill No. ll3 passed
Senate bill No 159 vas lost.
House bin No 2l5 passed.
Mr. Ro>baroush, cllarmln of House and sen
ate committees To inspect the records OF tue
Land Office made report, winch was ordered
to be spread ON the Journal o. May Bis, AMI
y
rnrm
Nr U,r)no n, T.. i,,itv report OF the Com
mttec IN Puhj,c Iatd> appointed under senate
G,in, r .solution \, u
Mr.. Piuong made minority report on same.
Uouse hin 20 IL pns,.,l
House bill y :}99 i? ,~cd
IIonsc bin r., 263 p,.s,d
Messages rom lI.c IL .u,c wee received and
read
House II moria \ p p. sod
Hons. ~, .,nnri,l \, - ,',S~,.I
10 Exarutj,.n session. .....,...i.,
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The Hrnae re~nr' = ,'~~l"'
Inc President ~ j"e chhI.
quorum pr'~s'n'-
Nh. l5'"lON Wt~"t.t."i 80 'A' Guar.
Rep r ct ...l.- ':nhi'~e- Nr.e 'e.!
nate B|' ~. iii p.,-~ri.
House I5ili ~ I2l .t.,s Il.
) nate bli y - 'l~,c'.
House ba \ lNj p.>-""
~
The Sen,,. ali Ir...,
,ry
}Er.<..,Av N,.3,
ne ll".c me-
ne 33"rh I" - '.'''..
QnsiEW iNr-'i
Nj Is .>k.N Hic ti.' -. o~."- re- ..itoa o:
sympathy
WHEREAS. ID" II - rrtrN CIt:h. q! r. r,
has hrr1 p''V'h'ri .'r 'hr -f"r'r' pant III 'Al,
SESSION i'oin ne .'f- WIN r'~ 5"'y, IN ace ontt
.; sickness, "hri' b., t'''~ oe'n .:cp'lYcI ~ ~
-. C..,f.f4 ..l
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-06-11
Executors Notice.

- IN NONTHS AFTER TIE DATE HEREOF. |
- Will present tIN uilal a'cnr Mt a, executor of
The last Will hna tr,' ..IiIrnt II tharics E. ID, ke de-
ceased, late OF leon county state of Florida TO the
County judge .! said county for approval and apply
tor discharge ~ such executor
GEO. >NEY, Executor
December 4lh lN>S-i0 6m
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-06-11
NOTICE..

\lA MON THIS AFTER THE FIRST PUBLICA-
Ouon uf this notice the UNDERSIGNED adminjstra
trix OF the estate Of Mary a. Decorce late of Leon
county, State Of Florida, deceased, will apply to
Tue Judge Oh the County Court of said county OF
Leon lor discharge from her administration Of
oaio estate THERESA VI. HENAULr
=. Administrative
March 18th, A. d. 1887 mo-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-31
A Powerful Now ExniosiYo.


Tho discovery. by n Pittsburgh chem
Isl. Of now powder which Is moro
powerful for small arms tliun any pre-.
viously In use. is an interesting ndica-
ton Of what the United Stntcs cnn do
when its attention Is turned 10 prOyid-
ing tho materials OF war. With fast
dynamite cruisers, dynamite cannon u
possibility for cast steel heavy artil-
lcry, and new power for small arms.
among our late warlikc products. il
will 10 scon That wo nro prepared. IL II
comes 70 tho test. TO repeat the achieve.
mcnts OF tho days when our monitors
ana Parrot and Rodman guns reduced
tho old world nnyiCs TO the condition Of
old junk. Tho explosive power 81 The
now powder /. somewhat less than that
OF dynamite, ana probably considerably
below tho latcr inventions known in
Europe. iiut the cluim OF superior
snIciy aud its ndaptnbility 60 firearms.
with the possibility OF making n cannon
In which IL can be used, will, II sub.
Rtantiatcd by experience. mako IL far
moro efficient in war than tho old OK
plo9ivcs. Give Pittsburgh u littlo time
and sho will make IL appear tho part OF
wisdom for the Old World to leave us
alcnC. Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-31
"rHSssNErswz1.=-n
's'hc i:Tn of Crime.

Under this heal the Carson Tribune
OF last Moaday, in commenting on the
various kinds OF crime, turns itself
looso in the following vigorous
langungo:
"What about incod2 Is there any
punishment sufficiently severe for the
commission Of snch u crime? we sny.
when crrninr, in human fo.m lowers
himself to the level Of tho brute creation
treat Inn ns n brNs; aud cStrrminria all
such as you woulI rnvcnous tig, ~, and
when once found guilty in cuuit Of
Justice let not the prison walls TO con.
taminatcd by The presence of such n
ono, but let tho distance from the court
room 10 the gnl!ows DO measured hy as
faw feet as possible. nnd IL mny hc well
TO commence on The hoary headed scxn-
gcnarian found guilty Of tho crimo in
ilko county; In other words, MS soon Ms
thc court has dono with the wro icb. Lot
tho sovereign people, in order 10 mako
nn example which may be of great bone.
NJ TO tho rising generation, taRo tho
damnol brute nud hnmg him 10 the
nearest tIoo or polo"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-31

"Pawnce BILL" who j. known every
where throughout the West as leader Of
the Oklahoma "Boomcrs" first attract
cl public notice ia 1879. when hc wag
made interpreter Uf the Pawucc tribe nf
Indians on the Lia-I; Bras in the Indian
Eerritoly. II, Was then appointed
Government Inspector, n POSITION
which hg has liIIol Tor eight years.
When Frank X North died. Lc was
chosen aud cErt-trHcd TIE White Chief
OF the P""ncrs. lie has acted ~ guil"
- many parties OF Government u!ii,rrS.
and lac escorted the h.at wagon- ,ruiu-
load Of barIwisc ncros, the Ioadla,s
prairie OF "OklRhuma" lIc is TIA. ONLY
lnnn living who has any Irlh
knowledge Of "Okluhona," having
spent most Of his life ia this IcsiUn.
lie has had mnny thrilling frontier al.
ventures; in 1884 lie was .ius,ruu.cu;ni
III bringing TO lay n uoIrfiOus gang 0l
robbers in the foot hills Of Medicine
river which had robbud the Medicine
Lodge Bank. killing both bankers,
fnwnee Bill lead the patty sent after
thcn ana killed and captured most of
them, thus ending one Of the most
desperate gangs 81 robbers that ever in
Tested the Western plains. From the
first lac has bccm very much interested
ia The question OF opening mp this ter
ritory which includes splcn lid lands,
not at "ll Of any us0 to the Iniians, lac
Is leading the co.omizing movement, and
IL at the present time Mt the hcud of
5000 people, ali waiting TO settle on
the six million acres in the Indian Ter
ri!ory, which are TO bu thrown opon for
settlement.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-31
Murder Near IEOigr.

Last Saturday afternoon ". Il. Bcdoll
met his brolhot.in.la%. Green shelton,
who wax on horseback, in the rOnd bc
loS Boise. Tho men, who had previous
W had some ttooblc, pnssol without
speaking, when Shelton turned and
said; 81 understand you are carrying n
six.shootcr for mo. - BadrlI, wi,lon,
word, drew revolver mud glo. Shol.
t'n, who fell dead from his horse. The
murderer incn mounted lhr hotsc and
escaped TO tho hills. SluriG Rnbc
hoOD'hs went In pursuit nnd nft,r fou,
""'' NJ" highlp cou,iuuous search
captured his man on "Wednesday
near iiorSsohop Esnd. II shosl,ono
journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-31
puIiSnt,c flotpi.

S.ncc tho recent fire nj pnlisaic
which Gcsttoycd my hotel. together %i,h
lis contents. lnvU opened the PALI
SADIE HOTEL aid um now rrcpnrcd
TO accommodate the travelling public
with good accommodations, both as 10
hDhrl aud lodging. A liberal share Of
tho public patronage is respectfully
collected.
IL l. H BAUM
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-31
\ Card.

WO desire thus publicly to return onr
sincere thanks to the many kinl i,irnds
who extended aid aud sympathy in our
recent aililctiou occasioncd hy the
death and burial Of our beloved hrotler.
Your kindness in timo Of need will no,
be forgotten.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-31

a New York dispatch Of the 2lst in
St"nt sUys: TIE copper market in the
Metal Exchange wa, somewhat cxuitr,,
Gl:h)ugL but little metal WAS uc;ullIy
sid. Spot Lake copper was offered
Mt lG. 30 cea's per pound. hut wi u,
buyers at n higher price than 1850
ccnts. March raugos from - 30 cents
bid TO 1910 certs offered. The selliug
price is - c.nt>.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-31
,tcuo Sn,rI:tng wnrH..

The Gazette says the Remo S:uclsiny
WORKS can successfully worI; all kinds of
ores. They bGvc engaged the services
oi Mr.. ClinchRri, gcrt'-msn for
meIly connected with the Ounhn works
VIA" understands al about srTe.tirg Ia.
'elI!ous ores. The gr,at.st difficulty
the works Las 10 contend with Iow is IL
scarcity OF lead ores, If which they
require abon. ten tons Ter day. but tlIi,
dIllieu-ty viii ehMily le oynrcllEe.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-31
I.tIriLY SMLrn.

\ dispatch f;on. the City OF Mcxico
o! March 2 say:
\ r"m"rknhie Lt.rory fud h.s been
made here by California touris,
named Sntro /. il the iirsl ful;os
'ShnkcsrCaEc's plays. dated 1923. He
found 1t nt a book-,tt'l and boushi it
for few dollars. Copies such as this
command 5000 in London.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-31
Jcuy KIssLEu.
J0sEPm MILLER.
Mrs. JuSEru MILLER

Genoa Couricr:--Ed. Ron. tho scoun.
drcl splinter. who lived upon the chnri
ty OF Genoa people for about n mouth
lnat Winter, and then "thfcw" aincc
i'll Carson, thereby robbirg thcm, mas
issnct challenge in san Francisco 10
tho world. II lac had been treated ns he
dcscrvol hy those who bsflicudcd him
here hc would now bc shovClinc coal
for his Satanic MajcAy. lie belongs 10
the class OF uugra;o'uI dogs who should
be kicked every time they approach rn
honest man in the field OF frort.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-31

Thosc who are disposed 10 kick at Il o
ln'c Nevada Legislature orc respect
fnl'y referred 1, the reports Of the late
Legislature Of California. In comparison
with which our sagrbrnsh lawnakcrs
nrpoar "a dining lights In intelligence.
virtue nnd all that gooi to make the
perfect msn. Do nni, va hrg Of you.
hc'ghbors. over again Intimate that
NUynln Is "rOllcm borough"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-31

The county officers Of Storey county
claimed nnh received compensation for
n weeks salary from January Ist TO
January 7ih last. The Enterprise stya
tho aggregate amount 20 drawn and to
which tho cniu ~ were not entitled IL
$3.50 10. There seems 10 bp no doubt
that thn amounts 80 paid wcrc contrary
to law. hut The mon ) IL paid nmd tho
question now IL. WHAT will the Con-.
'nissionors do abou. il?
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-31
The Death Warrant.

On Saturday evening Judge Bigelow
signed the death warrant. commanding
the Sheriff Of E'ko county to execute
the sentence OF death OF josiah and
Elizabeth Potts on Friday. My II.
1889, hetwoen. the hours Of o'clock 4.
NJ. and , o'clock =. ii, of said day.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-31

TruCkoc, according to tho Ror0blicnn,
Is wild wish cxritomont over the 10.
duction Of bcor TO "Two glasses for n
nichrl " 4 rival Fnlooir reduced hcor
from 10 TO > ccnta glass. when the
"Iiust' promptly went tho jnuovalcr
one better and put it ut 2is cents n
glass.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-31

hono GnzctIo:--It is uudarslood tiol
Governor Stevenson will appoint Tren.
~ Nv ooih' n' q member of the Board Of
.n, sV"'' would IL take the Governor
", ,oDRor 10 appoint man friendly
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-31

Eureka Seniincl:.-tt SC get fc%
NOR" storms this Spring tho country
won't need irrigation this year. Then
vhnl viii they do with tho Sl00,OOG2
Spend II, OF course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22
REcoRpEp MORTGAGES.

I,onsen Samuel and wife. to Greenwood Cemetery OF
xssyorS Nos sc9 3o1 and Soc Broomest W. $4,000
p.se cor 9sIh,st and 10th.ave. Ia years. mort
sSamne. 20 Jacob Bookman, 97th-st. OF l0thaye.
sinOfteaees instalIncBts. S23,15O. .
Same, to John w Hearn. same properly m0i~aseS'
same % he Bradley & CurTier Co, sarne property,
nortrages years, $3.50. -, o,.. -
Bookman. Jacob. 70 John Il bolsy; V'A'sI' OF
loth.aye mouths z. mortgages Sa,<Io. -, .
Barnes George II. 70 Josephine L. 1ehSer' e'th-St
ss ASs fragei 70 Alice walsh No 1Ao9 sthaye.
conn Samuel and wife to Myer Nathan. AvsA.
same 10 Hehfy ii Bendheim same property, years
Car Mary J. and another. 70 Frank BOynon.
Coates Elizabeth 70 Arthur Brynes ana others.
n sth-ave- n OF s4th-st instolments. $4,000
Dunn Margaret. 70 Abraham Steers n 4Sast' e OF
powney' Charles and wife. to Alexander Brown.
xye-D n OF eth-st, 10 years, zee 600 - $1,000
same 70 s saSe Veil sane property months 1920
Same 70 Geo Gautz same prop lnsta'mc ns szVOVV
Gessner. VIVA 70 Lambert suydam, 9eth'st OF
8d.avc year. 5000 x,,., ,,o.s =.
JORDAN George +. and wefe, n Henry = Jones' .
listh.st W Of 4th.aye. 8 yearA $1,000 go
same 10 Amos Wiiiet same property. yrs $4,000
Klein Benedict and wife, 10 bernhard mayer D
Iudlowst Q Of Stanton-st. insalments eo,OoO -,
Same. TO Joseph Buttenwiser. same properly install
h'sf Kearney James to Fred wosendger. elth-st
Of 1oth-aye instruments, $1,000 -,
Koeher John and wife, and others 70 Ffederlek Seioe
Eldridae.st Of Rvingonst years sso gy:rarce
Society of the United stzas cor 70th-St ana Boule
ward. 10 years 10 mortgages, s4z3,0O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22
Diuiosn1 Noiites.
omco Of DAILY Mining Company MINIS Building y D ,sss

oneo OF DAILY Mining Company Mls building 10 bsss sa
dividend NO 81. -. 49,.
,on DECLARED for January payable the 2sth Inst Trans
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Capital Stock No.
~ A. OH for fifty shares, and Second mortgage trac-
uonal Certificate No 703. for tix HUNDRED eoars p9tn
M Inc Wesiern New York and PennsyYana Ralfoad COi
and both Issued 10 william 2, Hsllowel March 3s lSss
having been burned up application h9s D,eh n 20 INC
esmpsny Tor their reissue WILLIAM p HALLoWELL.
CHICAGO AND ALTON REAAILIRHoAPP oS COMPANY ssS
ArOTIcE A Quarterly Dividend of TWO
y DOLLARS pFk SHARE has this rs day :, been De- Dc;
cared ON the PREFERRED MD C0 s On st UCth
Of this company, payable on inc hiNl i -, bnstnass
nox 10 s6ck6odefs OF record at tho close OF business
hours on the fifteenth instant $500, q, ,-o,y vo., ,rr,
The diyideud ON ghares registered IN Now ioIh VII
be paid az the ofce Of the eomDanys agents ~ sSiS
fOIfN PATTON & Co. No 81 william st, new ORR;
and Tho dividend shares registered ~ Cnicag0 WIZ
be paid at the oneo OF the roSTtR Tressurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22
FLATS TO LET
LEONARD MOODY, REAL ESTATE

A LARGE PLOT OF LOTS FOR SALE. alongside tbs
"a gFand railroad enterprise a. 37th and ssih SIS,
BROOKLYN. rutland & WHITING. Beekmhn.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22
ausiraI 5nsIrumeuts.

NUMBER OF slightly used upright and square p'anos
n IN our MAKO which were specially selected and used
Nv Tho artists OF the Metropolitan Opera House Company
dnrna the past opera season viii be solo a. Liberal
reduction from our regular prices -. $50 a
VIM. KNABE CO., liz otn'a'e' Aposs Aos1sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22
EuRNISHED EIOUSES.

Remsen.st near Courtst, 3i2-story stone ana % mn
wniow:s between We Too GlarA ana iopD~ $500
ST Johns Place between 9Th ana 1th aVes' D. zoo
Garaen Piece between JofaenOn anu o1' 1900
CrSnbery;st between HICKS anu 800
~ rooI,. sty stone rooms 1900
6ots race n De rTsne 2sfy stone rooms 1900
parS o. near Inaerhniaye sty brick ~ 1900
7thaye between St Johns ana hiD'O 1000
ws soSs o bet Fulton anu 1900
wa sHng ave- between Gates and fu'@ 1900
washngton,sve be- de Kaio ana 900
sehe, ~ @ III ~ frame ~ rooms 600
O. ~ lesOn s,Srv stone II rooms oGO
3us. pe@ et an1 y.i sFes tet stone Is rooms 900
S.ss ~ oth aia ~. ahes ~ ~ and fr ID rs 800
~, o. Cy hne ~ sone 1S rooms 800
2n,natv. H. "eJflcIa .i".c 9n,,icT III rooms. $40
rshsnv-ss, ~ oona 80 80 hhek 10 rooms 500
sSis. ~ n .ou ~ h,ck 10 rooms f20
Lafayettaye Portland. 4-sy Stone 20 FVons So0
Pacihc-st, bet BROOKLYN end klngsson Z.sly Illne $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-22
sOuTH RROOKLYN.

omnklns Pl n Harrison 4-sy stone double % Tns sloOO
c9so. ss,o bet Harrison anu 49,! 1900
FRS. Pr bet Henry and CLINTON 'oAc 200
IA rooms ard Clinton 8sty stone Is rrls 900
secoa H. Sp1n,oo asty H. g. stone Is rms T50
Presoents~l ~ ar .ves q ST. stone II rms 72O
S1sl, Dot ytn ss ~ an Ilae TtY stone 1S rms $50
Henry-sL pet r0l. story brick ~ rooms 600
warren ~, et,g a,G Howl 9sty brick 10 rms J52
DegfaW-s De, ia sth ,ses sty briss 12 rms $50
4th-gt, be yth nv I'D Hicks 2sy frame rms 500
President ~, Oe i "a Cnton aety stone rms 900
Third f pet Ioun W. ear en- ayes gsty g. IL sIi rms $50
Unions Det on N,u Ia Court Asty stone 10 rms 40
Second ~, eo,,,t and smith 2sty bricks rms $50
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Gopartucrsbip NctireS.

ID EECUER &. BENEDICT.-N is hereby
ID given that we Henry q. Beecher and seeye Bsne'
diet heretofore composing the arm o. eechdr
nave adfnifted Andrew &. Benedict ana lltni5 w,
Beeeber 10 membership in said rw as Of ne nTss Say OF
Jauu~'l' ioe' sEELYE BENEDICT.
Dated Now.Ysrk February z. 1ss9
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Citp properip 90 Get.

CORNER building near the Post once, % lease for
n term Of yeaFs rutland WHITING. Beck.
FURNISHED HOUSE no LET West 52d-st, between
Il 5I7l anG 9th ayes. $1,000
W. D. TAYLOR q SONS. 7ss 6ih-ave
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SpECTAL EOUSES.

p,o,,enon,st Fulton-si 4-s,ory stone is rms 60 coo
inanp ~ n Sth.syc 3sto5y brick villa is Pms 200
St Johns PI A. SHAVE, 3sOry stone, IL rooms 200
St Johns Pl bet 9th and 7th sves, 2story stone o
G, ffohoSs III n Tthaye 9story stone 10 rooms 600
Tr,on - not -th ard sb ayes history A. II rms 600
tItnn ave- n Nvrfe.aye sstory stone III rooms LOCO
liyrtes 8story stone il rooms coo
sreene.ave A. iSedfordave sstofy brick ana 900
7tltave., bet. CarrOilst and Garfield Pl. 3story -
Park Pi n Carlton, 3-ssory brick. - 900
O,n siNns ~ PEI rooms 900
c,seoeSsva n Eranklln-aye 8sfory stone II Pms 600
Presidentst n Clinton A.story stone rooms. ESQ
Carroll.st. bet 9Th and 7ih ayes, @story stone, o
IL rooms. yy
sdst m 0th.nye 3-sOry stone, 10 rooms......... $40
"a Pl bet Henry and Clinton ss. 3sy g., L rms 600
Prospect Pl bet 9TH and 9Th ayes, 3sty 10 rms 900
fioep,n u hot 5fh ana 9th ayes 3sy o. II rms coo
ts ~ t,h ma am nSes DIV Stone 10 r'ms go
,s, -, 10, AZ snS 5ts AYES &sty B. I3rms COO
f,oaer et T,@nd AMI Ncvns sly = . rooms 300
"a n, ~, yCirton and Court olsfy stone 70 rms 400
Sfhave bet warren aud Baltic, 2story brick rms $40
Huntineton-st' bet Court ana Si'n' Zs'oy o''' soo
=, FOCUS ,n st,,rv frame 10 5slns 500
~, IL ~ .ih a tcrv brek 10 rooms roo
Saflton,sNe' ~ ~ t6vt and Roma story b. rms 400