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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-11-10
Tho Xorid,a Fair.

II Is said thEt lG4 congressman
have promised to vote for Chicago for
tho worlds fair. II this DO true It
practically settlcs tho matter In favor
Of the Lake City. We have no fault
to find with tho decision. II has boon
estimated that the fair Of 1897 will DO
worth two hundred million dollars TO
tho city In which IL 10 hold. Tint
may DO somewhat exaggerated but II
certainly will he OF immense value.
lTorre Haute Mail.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-11-10
Tons or Gold.

The Eureka Sentinel reports great
excitement In Robinson district,
White Pine county, on account Of tho
recent discovery Of vast gold deposits
OF marvellous richness. These great
strikes are Of such frequent OCCUR.
romeo on this Coast that the people,
rs n general thing, whit pntisntlyi or
tho big strike to "petsr out" but We
shall 10 pleased IN know That this Ia
an exception 70 tho rule and that q
genuine bonanza has besn opened.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-11-10
sron Frid.y:. Daily.
sALnAGuaDI.

Go to the Bed Book for refresh
ments. ~
Childrens Winter Gaps for 25
cents, at Rosenstock's
j. d. Abel came in4from his ranch
near Fort Halleck yesterday.
(:hildren's Wooden Hoods for .
cents, at Rosenstock's. 49,
Two faro games, several stuid-horse
games and keno game are in full
blast in Carson.
Go to Mrs. Rioord for Fresh. oys-
tiers, just received by Express,
William backward, Of the firm Of
backward & Elliott camo. In from
Bullion yesterday asa:!-, yai 49,
Go to the new Barber Shop to lave
your scissors ground and'put in first
class order. ~D'@eA", hG@ g3t.. =
Attorney George Baker arrived Inst
evening on-his way to Tusssrpsa, ind
went up as far US, Weilana'sS nthis,af-
ternoon. sr.cy ;, ytiIrza;,. : "
Missouri Cider, fresh andisweet,n Mt
Wholesale in quantities, tos.iuitiaat
Reckhurt & Froelieh'a. mEr - HEh .
NJ: B. B9rtictt,.l: ahes'D sAaatefatic;
Postmaster ut Eureka, has been mott
fled that he will be fired at an early
date to mako room fora Republican.
Il. L. Byrne aud family leftYester-
day morning for San. Frapciseosl.Hnv-
ing sold his residence, togetheri with
tho furniture therein, tqsWilliam
Mitchell, MI. Byrne has:cshsed to be
q resident Of Elko.aiWhere he will
reside in future We believe he has not.
fully determined. ii: 1a.;e: ,
A handsome. line of dEadieso and
Misses Wraps of tho latest fashion
Just received ut Rcinhaft's. Go and
take u look at them. Prices way
down. rf ,.,t
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-11-10
Two StAtos.

Saturday, tho 2nd OF November,
will retain special Significance In our
annals as tho day on which, for tho
first time In the history Of tho Ropub.
lilo, two States were admitted to tho
Union At tho Same time. On Satur-
day the President OF tho Unitod
statos signed, In the same minute
two proclamntions declaring that oil
tho requirements OF tho law had boon
complied with, and thst tho two
Dakotas wero then duly admitted TO
tho sistsrhood Of States Ilooord.
Union,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-11-10
An Angry Wife.

Wednesday night m angry wife
entered one Of our saloons. marched
into tho club room, where her lego
lord WINS bucking against the royal
game Of "tiger." and demanded that
ho at once go home. He passed in
his checks, and rs the dealer counted
out the coin for them on the table,
tho irnto woman grabbed tho money,
and before the lookers-on realized
what sho was about, throw u handful
Of cayenne pepper on tho table and
a for the door.-[Pioche Records,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-11-10
Tariff RenOrm.

Senator Aldrich, Of Rhode Island,
declares that "the tariff question will
certainly be the leading issue in the
neTt Congress, Il tho demand for re-
vision in ~ great now u ever, and tho
party cannot afford TO disregard the
wishes OF a majority Of the people"
II Senator Aldrich were a Democrat
this statement would be taken by our
Republican friends a. proof TINT he
had received a handsome invoice Of
British gold from tho headquarters
OF the Golden Club.IYirginis Chron-
icle
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-11-10
= -" mi
The Cronin Trial,

IA Chicago dispatch; of the 9Th in
.staht says: .I.s1..HI III. ii
Up tho Cronin cHJs to:dSy Robert
T. Stauntonia prihterSsdehtiffed d!
card presented! ito Dr. Cfohiha whom
enticed, away to his death: t6sp printed
by him and delivered ito defendant
O'Sullivan only two days.before the
murder. a;= /" ~ .+fusStzis+
Ex-Captain Wing OF the takeview
police identified the bloodystrunk as
the one brought by hisamen' on" the
day following the murdert- md Her
man Thiel identified rs tho ono
found by him in a ditch:by the road-
side.: 80, ':ii,:.s. -"
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A Good Warden.

A Gazette reportcr paid a visit to
tho State Prison at Cnrson yesterday,
and found everything In appls.pie or.
dor. Warden Mccullough has msdo
many substantial improvements dur
Ing his two forms, aud seems TO be in
every way fitted to5 tho important
position which he holds. Ilo has but
o. ICONS" 10 look after, the lowest
number In many ysors. tReno Ga
Eotte.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-11-10
personal AND LITERARY.

go . a-.sa-an
Edward Bellamy: author Of "Look-
ing Backward" wns educated ut Union
College, Schenectady. nndhin Cor:
many. He was a journalist fof!'sonte
years. r. . dc'"'-f
Tho late Prof. Alexander John:
ston, OF Princeton, left the complete
MS. Of q second ''Historyoi the United
that OF his former valuable text book;
but II Is suited to q shorter. course and
less mature minds. 49, yas 80
-Tolstoi, tho Russian novelist, al
though Of noble birth, affects tho life
OF n peasant and tho trade Of q shoo-
maker. He dresses like a village
artisan; his shirt is soiled with SCOT,
his trousers begrimed with mud, and
his whole appearance Is that OF q
w~orking-man.
Tho largest private library in
Washington Is probably, George BAH
croft's, numbering twelve thousand
volumes Elo has a copy of .llon
Juan" which Lord Byron gave Him.
with an autograph noto ppsted In IT.
and he has poeriSs which Wordsworth
gave him. He Is mold man and reads
no more. ~" on Nij".fe tniic
-"what is your business. sirfa'
asked'a Cambridge lawyer 81, d wit
'hess al am tho praBtitlonot In ttG'
new science OF preserving the menu
ory." "But you nro tdrcssedn as d
mechanic, and not, aa n professional
man." "Yos; I'm a e~gravastone lstei
toror. Sacred to tho. luomorys. etosr'
you know. "-Cnmbrldge Daily. $40 !.
oakota's Turtle meeYp.slp 70 81,
Turtle mountain lsn't much SeH q
mountain whom IL comeb 10 altitude.
but IL makos n great chow. on tho
prairie. Its highest point, Butte ST
Paul, Is OILY q, 800 foot nboVe!tbo fsoa, q
md its general level Ia only 800 foot
higher than tho prairios around. Il
Is n big hump or swell. two.thirds Of
It In North Dakota and tho romans
dor In Manitoba This rounded
tableland. for that Is tho real forrnX.
tion. Is fifty miles long by thi ty!ivo
nilcs wido. Forests OF oak. birch and
aspen cover It Countless sprfngs
break from tho odges and sond lIitia
streams down TO loso thomselvos Ia
tho prnirios. There arc numerous
lekcs on and about tho mountain, and
there Is Ignite coal in great quantities
under tho surface This Ignite seems
TO DO q geological cross between btu.
mlnous coal and poat II Is worry sol.
and Stacks rapidly In tho opon air. II
can DO dug out with q pick In chThks..-
Farmers who como and minU itthcm:
solves got IL for fifty cents or. ono dol.
lar a wagon-loade- Globe Democrat
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-11-10
Tho charleston Accepted.

A Washington dispatch Of tho 9Th
instant says: =
The Secretary Of tho Navy has or
dered tho acceptance OF tho Charles
ton, aud has 30 notified tho Union
Iron Works Of San Francisco. Tho
question OF penalty will be con
sidcred whom tho iiunl settlement is
made. .,'
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Iron w.dn..d.y's Dsiiy:I
oIL1AOUHDI.

..#..HH... - - 80
Look out for Roeenstocks new ad.
Tho nights arc quito cold, though
the days are clear and pleasant
Silver is on tho rise. This Is good
news for the Pacific Coast.
Regular meeting Elko Encampment
No. o, I. o. o.. F., at their Hall to-
night.
For fresh and reliable Groceries
and Provisions, 20 TO tho Live and
Let Live Grocery Store.
Stranger-Can you direct me to a
dentist who administers gas? Citi-
zen--No, but I can direct you to a
barber who does. ~ 4.
Cursor Misunderstanding men are
jubilant over the price OF silver and
express the belle. TINT it will 20 to
par before sixty days roll by.
J. L. French has purchased of j. H.
Taber the lot near the Courthouse,
whore the house burned down a few
years ago, and is erecting a frame
dwelling house.
The San Diego grand jury says that
more that s1o00tbH Of the county
funds have been illegally, spent and
recommends the removal of. the coun-
ty supervisors.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
complimentary to a Grand Benefit
Dance given in aid Of Dick Cum
mings at Piper's Opera House, Vir-
ginia City, November 22nd. -
The Times Review editor, at The
earnest solicitation Of Judge Bigelow,
still fingers at the county seat.
Though not particularly anxious to
tear himself away from good society
he says he is anxious TO return TO the
upper levels. -.
j. B. Gheen, of LamoilIe Cross
Roads, is making preparations to
have interesting races ut his place
on the 9th instant, the day before
Thanksgiving. A number OF horses
will be there to compete for the
liberal prizes which will be offered.
The Governor Of Sonora, Mexico,
insists upon proof that the three men
arrested on his territory and charged
with the murder OF Barney Martin,
his wife and three children are
American citizens before he will re-
turn them to the American authori-
ties.
Tho Washington Star n y that the
Civil Service Commission has decided
to prosecute all persons connected in
the preparation and distribution OF
the political assessment circular re-
Gently sent by tho Old Dominion Re-
publican League to Virginians in
Government service.
S. F. Post:-On Sunday the E1-
aminer had an Interview with Gov
ernor Waterman, which ia labeled
authorized interview" Is this an
intimation that the other interviews
published by it are not authorized, or
WINS thore something peculiar about
this particular one?!
A notice elsewhere announces the
marriage OF Herman Paulson and
Mrs. Gossett. The INDEPENDENT
joins tho Timos- Review in wishing
"tho newly married couple q pathway
strewn with thornloss roses, and only
such conjugal jars as are filed to the
OVERLOOKING with martial bliss"
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Last oftbe. Gang,,y

=" ~ - IFFsF '"OHt fHu"F
A Texas exchange Isuys: ,ulSoy had
NIL tho old.timo toughs nroundflnhhi
son disposed Of two .&eoks aSoT-Vxccpt
Poto Baker, and they wereMopdSting
how thoy could get rid Of 1iliu, 'iwlrcn
he pranced out on tho strSeb with his
gun and yelled for btood!r Forty re-
volvers cracked almost in GiiUrus; and
when they lifted Potter up no was n
pretty fair conl scfeon g. - .Ea-
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Undertaking..

Having purchased OF Brown l. Hos
kins their interest In tho Undertake.
ing business, / am now prepared 10 at
tend to all calls in that limo, ] wi
MISC attend TO tho repairing and uI :
holstcring Of Furniture, etc. Shop
on Commercial street, next door &c
Brown 4 lIoskins' old 8tahttnH -
G-5 N. +. PETERSON.
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Save Your Eyes.

Consult DI,s. FREEMAN & BUR.
ROWS, tho wonderfully successful
oculists, at Depot Hotel, Nov. 18th.
THOR success Is phenomenal, and
their references tho best citizens OF
Snlt Lake aud tho West. I'll
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-26
very sensational,

HELENA. NJ. T.. June 25.-rimber
fires are rsg,ng along the Northern
Pacific X R,ilwsy, west Of Helene, and are
becoming d sastrous. Tnis morning
info IN At on was received here that Ci r.'s
Fork brldg,, usar Gear u'Al4ue Lake,
had been partly destroyed hy tire. Tis
bridge is over ELK huuieed feet long.
About two hundred fest have be- u
burned. Although a wark'n. crew W. 8
at once dispatched to make the necessary
repairs train No. 2 will b, late. Ir will
Z ke several hours to make good
the damages.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-26

CEALED PROPOS Ls or BIDS WILL BE
- receives by the ID es'tors II the Ma"
Tia Association, on or prior n Tues ay, June
llth, lssg. r furnishing the necessary materia 9
and builiing the Maso, &c Temple, Ct the lite
eeiectel by the d., ect r. Of the Masonic Hail
Association at ~innemucca Hnmb' ldt County,
State OF Nevada, ac ording To thu rlans and
specific ,tions atopted and now on iie st the
oftic OF N. Levy Co
No bid will be lived unless it Ia accor-
panied ny n certified checx Of Five Hundred
ls5O0. % y Dollars pava 10 to the Secretary oftne
Maso Halt Association. a. guarantee on the
psArt Ut ia, rucce ssful bidder th he will within
Five Dlys after the Accrptxnrc OF his bid enter
into written contract to furnish said maerialr
and do said work according TO the plans and
spvc .ncation thereof. and will Il ex cute and
file with mis- ,ard In sum a. it saall direct
. good and ssfii lent bond TO he approved by said
Board and condition tor the faithful perform
Ance VI SAID contrast tt&H
Nor will aDy bid be considered by the Board
unlss. receiv at or psior to 100 O'Clock, ?. NJ.
on TUESDAY, June 1lth, 1889. at which time
the ds wi be opened.
The Board reserves the 'ght to reject any and
all bids.
Bidders are nvited to be pr Mt at the opening
IN. LEVY,
Secretary Masonic Han Association.
Winnemucca, May % lSs0td
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sUtiER -" - RsER.


rhe z at stt,f ia. sui 4. tne tdmirnl
RosTnN Jon- -. tie neral Rl.I"r fire,
hrosdsi3e at \ ,nirsl Porter. and jre-
Iac a o-i,,in. u reeards IN prov. tha' th.
Admiral acted cowardy when before The
t"rts h-iow New Orleans 1T the time o.
F,r~sgu''- "'".s r.. ';-nrr.' s,,s:
/ fe,r thatI have done for you what
won could NOT do for von,srlf-immortsl.
iz-d YOU, for hsv- given your name TO
boss,iop, vsinelor,ons. c,lumnistoe,
he. He'eaftrr forever 1T shall be called
sporte'."
WASHINGTON, June 25 Admire
Porter, "a hen seen this moininp, said h'
iidsaat intend 10 e.piv ;" ,'~".r, a. Bu'.
'-i's ,st attack because he believed ''th
thing that would hurt old Ben the most
sas to let nan po.tsls Oh aud pay 80 al
{ ntion."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-26
A M,sUGaspUs tRDER.
Farmer Riddiei with Buckshot ~
Aebs aka.

HENDLEY. N~h.. June % Joe Plum.
mer, = veil known and prominent fsrm.r r,
living about ten miles from this place
.ess found lying dead about midnight
~ithin a quster Of mile Of his home
with his body filled with tuckshot. H.
was returning on horseback from meet.
ing of the Farmers Alliance. OF which he
was leading member. George Piua .
m.r, q brother of the dead mar, and q
neighbor named John Junes, have been
arrested on suspiciop. There had beer
b u blood between the brothers Tor some
time.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-26
WINNEMUCCA,
rms rs"u> MUxnss.
I .~n Frnuciscam suspecteai of the
seeUHe

~*n Vrnucsscnu Susuectch OF tke
CnIc ,oo June .25.-An afternoon
p,ner saws the po'ica here h.ya San
Francisco suspect under sn'veillance 10
tha. ..''v IN 'srs.re,on os,conu, cs,on Wrh
the Cronin murder. It d clar.s that IL
-sE.sshis rhotoarsp ph ~hch ~as identified
hv atV~ral persons here az resembling
Srmur ne. tho npsn who Ron n. re
C@r'.np eo.'sos sn.r;'n-e. Thi. rh"t..
e ,snh was furnished bv Luke Dillm.
OF 1t he sage: sThe original is the Lee,
man in the wo-'i 7 ~nn'd .nspect cf
anch crime. When the police fied
G. ,nney and fail tn identify him a.
iropons. II "iii h.t;me enough 20 piv
up the name and there will be no trt uhle
-" estt n thi. man i" Question. He 's
rsl fn,n ni.o, has Ia 'rative business and
an excellent putat o..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-26
AGAINST sas rl.KEwtOXs.

A Jury F0un That They ad !ouncd d
n W0man.
CHICAGO, Ju'e 25 10 the case Of
Ida Welch ". Barcb, pinkertop, ct a.,
the jury returned verdict giving Ida
Weleh $1,000.
The plaintiff claimed that she hsd been
houndsd fsom place to place by P,okei-
ton detectives, hired by Burch, geas'al
agent Of the Phenix Insurance Com.
pany that Burch. pinkertou aud oth-rs
had conspired to ia n her character, snd
she demanded damages. Tne t,ial was
very sensational.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-26

lFnssKrcer 'sd 5nae 25 -r"~ mar
.ho aas p'.cyd under -rr~st here, an"
supposed Co be J F,S" Cooaey, alias
>,n,nons, aud wsn'ed in the CTonn
mnr1rr c.-. " Ga..see, prov.s not TO tt
the man the police are Ieokiog for.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-26
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or wiMMEMUccA. NEVADA. 5,
tapita Paid in Including Surplus Fund.- $1lOOOO.O0~
OFFICERS 2
+. SWEETSER, President. ~ s.
). vice-Preideat 4l =
NIXON Cashier q
Assstan Cashier.
President.
Vice -Presidelt.
Cashier.
Assistant Cashier.

will tas Deposits Buy Sell Foreign and Domestic
On deposits 81
will be pid First Glass Fire Inuncs Or
Mutual Of New York
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-26

JoHNsTowN, June 25 "A fire broke
mt among the partially wrecked bn,id.
'eas in hs frs, ward. aud soon twrut,
honssa ~sss blazing. The fire ~ss
Y.sasva hs spssks hon bu',ing deh'i',
.pd tx eusy buildings were destroyed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-26
children Crya:Pitclsr' ('asisr!.a
.N, eANNnt AsE.,Rfl

i.'h season 9th ar 70 b without a good
retlatle da rhoea ha sam in the hon or mpsi
colo, .iarihoea and al fiamati of rh' stomach
bosels are exeeeding dsnger us If mt a..
'e,,ded N { nee. One ,ottie OF 3 G ~ DiAk
RaEA ATSAM will do more cod in ca,es Of
his an snv ~ m Il inc OH earth. We
guarantee IL. Eagle Drug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-26

WOODSTOCK. w., June 25.-On yes
terday. live miles from here. William II.
H anon fatally shot his wifi, and then
killed himself. Jealousy was the cause.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-26

LoUI-vILLE, ;une 2J-Aivices ton
B ~ g u,tv s.,- mat a. W. Nuwo !
B'm ngh.m. At, was kiil.d hy IA
taliaus named Cravasso The I'alisps
-~csp-.t to the W .,t< nrt were csv'nr-.
80 ti-d h-fos- Ju igs L ,nch aud bttf
we're hanged. a ##8##
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-26

Are Ylu Sick or in Love !?
Just take trip &c
KYLE'S HOT SPRINGS,

Which ore lo.at d in Hursaldt County,
E-vait, asOlt I've ,ty udsS from Mil =" %
aEtA,ioa on the C,P. ~.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-26
EXTENSION OF TIME.

VNBE TIME FOR SUBMITTING BIDS AS
i above Ii exteuded to Juiy 5th, lssa, at 7
eel. ok, N.
l. N. LEVY,
secretary.
winntmucca, June rs. 1882 I'd.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-26
sTockAo1pERs:

NJ H. W. Higgins Nsvsaaj
~ e,hanoo Francisco CAL; A. ": Schos.
A. Bacon Princeton ILL.,; Phillip Wcklnd
Carlu Sibbsld, Goicouda, New; Nev Wm-
New Chas Kem Paradise Valley Nev Swes T. ~
Blakese McDed Bacon,
q s. Nixon Winnemucca Ne, auRS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
SEVENTH RACE-BILLow STAKES WELT rtn
WEIGHT HANDICAP. s25 EACH. $3.50 ADDED
o.oo,,,c nav ,rw,sH1NGToN PARK.

Chicag, July 2o.-By far the most successful ana or
liant race meeting held In the West came 10 an emu '
,sbnoton Park this afternoon The attendance was Do
tween goo aud 10000 the weather fine ana the uac"
I'm coo1 condition The chief Of the Day the uuck
stem Stakes was carried OF by Penn T., the TWO 'oi
weights in the race finishing first ana secohu IL"
tics were beaten IN all but the fifth race.
First race-Purse $500. twoyearolds . mile barhey
stone won with sprngdance second aud Luie b. Third
Time 1S. 80 ,,.auoo. ana
second racc-Purse 5000, penalties and allowances one
mile Brideelight won by length, Leila May 'eeono anu
Chuhowie third. Tme-l IA
Third race-The Quckstep Stakes for two-yesr'oius'
so5 each with 600 added worth 5000 to Inc WINNER
half mile Penn Z. by three-quarters OF d iens'n
from Ayondae while Snaoa ana sis o'Lee maze uedu
heat for third place Timc-0 :5O'2.
Fourth race-Iiandicap sweepstakes SO each' WIN
5000 added Il. miles Pat Donovan won' Clifford seeohu
and Brayo third Time-l:57h.
Firth race-Purse 5000, beaten horses LILO ihies'
pedsoe beat Castaway IL by head, with FdYette 'hfd
Time-1 :5l 10. ~ &c .,o-
sixth race-Condltions as IN the fifth; ITO miles
so.ret won GIrondes second. nose before jake 1ohs
The Judges disqualified Somerset for foulng jake Ions
and gave the race GiTondes, with Jokle 1os SeS"n'
and Marchburn third. Time-1 :ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
BENSONHURST-BY-THE-SEA,

with its park on the shore, is the most
perfectly developed suburb ever laid
out around New York. 1t is cooler in
summer and warmer in winter than
New-York or Brooklyn, and is a nat
ural Sanitarium, as recorded by all
local observers from the earliest times.
Prices are made low by the large
ness of the plan and the fOrethought OF
execution; so low as to bring it within
the double desire of all thrifty home
loving peOple-first, to have fortu-
nate home, and, second, to have a
property that can at any time be sold
at profit.
A visit to the place, which is by a
most delightful trip, will satisfy any
one and demonstrate how different
Bensonhurst is from other places-be-
cause it was begun right and developed
all at the same time by one owner.
How easy it is to be comfortable when
half the expense and effort of life is not
expended in making mistakes and cor
recting them
Here is what the better half of the
world is in search ola place where
one can live luxuriously without ex-
travagance. There is nothing want
inc for home, and New-YOrk is within
an easy hour of your doorstep at any
time of day.
Eight miles of streets perfectly
made; sixteen miles of fences built ;
ten miles of sewers being introduced;
streets lighted; water-mains laid.
Three thousand shade trees and six
thousand hardy shrubs of variegated
colols planted.
Land sold under well-cOnSidered re-
strictions. No liquor, no nuisances.
Thirty dwellings, already built-all
dwellings which were built for sale and
completed have been sold; others now
being built.
Boats leave Battery by new ferry
every half hour; time 40 minutes.
The Fifth Avenue brooklyn Ele-
waited r. X. will be completed within a
few weeks to connect with B., b. a.
w. z. r. r.; time by this new route
from Brooklyn Bridge to Bensonhurst,
80 minutes.
Carriage in waiting every afternoon
to show the place.
Illustrated circulars sent.
Address G. B. F. Randolph, Al Wall
ST., New-YOrk, or Bensonhurst I. o.,
Kings County, n. Y, or agent in K. H..
Depot, on the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21

Ing or be unloaded and their contents so distributed
This cut is so sefcxplanatory that 1 hardly think
much comment is needed
@rorty four per cent of the packages ordered 10 the
stores for apprasement are brought by steamers whch
land at west-st, between King ana "est Ienth sts.'
distance within an average Of five blocks from this
,ocat,on. OF the goods that will be gathered by the
,cbters. twenty-fl per cent come from Hoboken
eleven pcr cent from Jersey City, nine and one-ha
ncr cent from Brooklyn and eight per cent from South
Ct making total of fty-three and one-half per cent
This location is in harmony with the views and wishes
~ pine-tenths Of the importing merchants VINO are
members of the Chamber Of Commerce. IL Is Ten
blocks directly west Of Broadway at the New-Yorh
Hotel and within four blocks Of the centre OF the
distance between Chambers and West Twenty-third-