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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-22
Aluslral Jnsirrmcnis.

HlusllGl Instruments.
REMOVAL
WI. kNABE ~ co.
have removed IT, their new wsreroonA
las FIFTH AVENUE
20th-st
A number ~ slightly used grand. upright ana squa.ss
pianos Of make which specially selectod anu w
By the artists Of the Metropolitan Opera House ~
during the opera season, will DO sold a. Oes' !"
cueaon from our regular prices
l. MERSON PIANOS RANK HIGH among
~ nl,tcnss Instruments and orr soil moderate price
Oh reasonable terms. over $4,000 IN use knnuh M
put, 900 Light plant action. pure. nc"iinus go
Ing tone. Special attention gvcn 20 ptolu'hI "as,es
cases WITH elegant wool OF perforated I.hu h"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-22

prCORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N.YClT1
-.a.sL IA = 42o ~ W Sth-aye, 26X2OA4 TO 7od-
- Al ilayman and wife to X NJ Hooley....
1.a,,s, IA D W II W Of oth-dNe, 2oA2VA4 70 'oo'
i: AZ NJ IiOOley and VIE TO Al hay -.
s'aG;Sn.ssj trr ana "!ie to ~ a. Newman 1856
l,aI.toa,l.a.u, :, los IL n OF f4tch-st. oSAloV
James !, Grey and wlfe and Jane Grey u =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-22
fiuarlrial.
Reorganization
Of the
AMERICAN
COTTON OIL TRUST.

Under the pinu adopted at n meeting oil cer"
holders held this day md which has received ''e
dor semcnt Of holders OF over four-hl'hs OF "'
issue, IL IL proposed that the Trust, and the propJ
and assets thereof, be merged or ncorpo'
Into the
AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY
n CORPORATION organized and existing under inc ~ ,s
oithe state OF New-Jcrscy. or that such ir"-' ID
cate. be exchanged transferred ior shn'o'
co,n,any or otherwise, IA tho ReotRanizh'o" -,
mn deem, iudcion. upon the following sener
bnssi -
AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY 10 issue oO,",
mon Stock TO the amount Of s21, $4,000, and o PEI r
noncumulatlve Preferred stock, redeemaole a. ,,d
cent and secured by the shares OF all companies
on such merger acquisition. or by property OF IA Inn.
uncates as may determined by the committee - ,nv
tied to $4,000 900 I'm amount OF which sA4oi'oOV
balance In excess OF the amount required on 'he hc
TO be held used and disposed Of by the Dfecon ting
purposes Of the company. All stock enuuea 10 i'A'
power. ov
The Trust Certificate to be exchanged for sucn ~
shares IN the following proportion. VIZ
For each share Trust Certificates 80 per cent 90
such new common Stock. e<i'''
and % per cent thereof in such new IRE =, ono
ferred Stock. 49, w., ia
Uolders Of AMERICAN COTTON OIL TRUST Oe'""
cates are invited to deposit the same with the
CENTRAL TRUaT COMPANY or NEWBORN
ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 90 1852 ,o-
and receive engraved certificates OF deposit uc''''
the agreement OF reorganization. .,r, Al
/ The ENGRAVED CERTIFICATES Of the CfN No. ,
/ TRUST COMPANY are now BEING ISSUED anu
been LISTED on the STOCK EXCHANGE IN SAM ."''
uer as the certificates OF the American Cotton VII A'D
FREDERIC p. OLCOTr.
Chairman
SAMUEL THOMAS,
EDWARD ID. ADAMS,
JAMES II. BENEDICT
WILLIAM L. BULL,
NICHOLAS SHELDON,
REoRGANIzATIoN COMMITTEE
NETWORK. Nov. 0, 1889.
A, meeting Of the REORGANIZATION COW
! MITTEE this day held, the following feso"''"
WINS unanimously adopted; . .,
"RESOIyED, That tho time for the depo-n ,
/ AMERICAN COTTON OIL TRUST CER1lfIoAi'",
/ under the Reorganization Agreement, be anu =
| hereby extended to and including DECEMbh" =
1883, md That deposits heretofore ana he'r'
made may be withdrawn prior 10 that GATE NJ '
! option of dcpositors .,,
And the Committee declares Its purpose 70 hoh""o
rho PLAN OF REORGANIZATION under the power
! rc,cryed TO II by the agreement " by SAID oa.e "
umount be not deposited sufficient, IN ihcir "'-
I ,,cu, 70 execute the purposes Of the Agreement
JAMES II. BENEDICT secretary
Dated NEw.YoRK. Nov. 10. 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-22

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N,Y.C CITY
42S ~ Of sth.a y, 2SS24 Scat TO 1oa s5
7.a,,s. "A ., az II Of sth.aNe, 25X2V44 70 'sd'
~ NJ nOeley a@a w, lin to Al M l5SIs no
$50 Moses Mayer ana ~iic to MAJ Newman 2o'ooo
James y , OiCy anu WY ~'u o"". $500
s2a,s = - ~ it ., 1 Az Nm ie11Hcr 5000
'o' Long Isabella g,a.:vs osxi5:
HnCs \ lar, assignee to El,cn Yeanai
4oIrst ys l1,9 20 Alton u, liisr $4,000
9't@ES a CV MiT 10 OEmle CeIisr'.!..... $4,000
"'' nm a, Vic 10 llenTy A Baue .......... l. &c.
l0i u 1Ss, 'I 10000
No Ss 70 Er vesp ad BS SS aet nfS for
SAME hsI ScS M Lazy e. Johnson ShsS p same 549oi pt
lCH 40 Il Of STAY W% 2PAy 5 d+ncl. 1000
52dst. ASsssi i5o CIT It S Of icthsTe 254oo Alex
Milne and wlie 70 saoei M NJ , e. al l. &C.
iO' Scs 49, S5Si sS4ss Thu Taylor and 500
MeMSeSa b Sea "1ie 70 oeOi.o anu 5000
sO'h;s, l s TO Fpederfek Brand 1900
cA syS sx S Bcf so1S % f eA2SS saa Si
s,j isi; Ssa6sj9S d;, MsysT to same 1000
in i 2os60; Susan EmouIy TO MAJ Barnett
'' MS$sss 65ss,, XIX Pa, Ksyo Z Ds 1 1&S
AR cnsab Tatn "a and GS we to Sici. $4,000
nara , I5S5ss anu "iie 70 i'fi' l. 2275o
lOgn5sL stoIi0oer /, GecrSS T Doiinger.... 900
S5h;st s. 90 u. ~ warren 1 Crane 10000
T'ys'; 5sso5sii: Flu nGsh Camp and wife to eso
,oc hie, F o4 y Of "a ave Goxo9 II William
scsay 10 Samuel Wright 1900
99d.st S. lo5 II " OF 9th-ave, 25X9S9; Bryan - ooo
roI EeRn'5 d & Si i6ssias' @;zi0o Eliza 7So
nri .i'y 70 "a +, Of GARFIELD st. 251
Br,gcs.avc, n cor GsTGelI.st 503XlOlON0OX , .oo
9O1o same to Herman Fischer, ;i;.recid.s Low
hri:2iio s4Sxi6o iOS u@e to NsTcea BARLEY 1885
Southern Bouleyard. swS 20 ,i ~ n w OF $40
Southern Boulevard W : G24 f. NJ OF 1eoo
BrsgSaye. 50xlQ0; same 70 PnIp T. Doaalc;; i0O0
southern BoueyAI s. l ~; II K,,eo.
s, aS3 a 75SbSS same to Mar. Nions 1926
southern BouleTsfd cor Vaentne.aVe. 25xloo; ooo
smf to Ann NuT fqS Of Southern Boa
lcvard, 25NoO; same to j Mack M0sher ii,;; 80
aiesTTa5d Goxioo sane me- TO- TO- Mack MosheT GOO
NacnIeeE Sxiioo am Ido 20 MAY Galiagher 900
a,h,In l cs, coz "@ine'fs' -'NiOo. ~ $50
Drgs2ySe, 80 # :, Of Ga,efs s5e 2S IT'S
wiispi.a1e a lot SCI. NAV woodlawp Heights
2aNlOO being 100 4 Of 31-st John ii White ORR
ana wife 70 Iy NJ I-y%ns. 49,; so,ioo;5 0oo
s'' II,T,iet r fsnney to william Biacken' $4,000
suISro pSlp sam1cls a2- wife 10 Tcbas Cohen $4,000
S,ropc 10 Rryan L Kennedy 1900
SeI wrah and wife 70 Francs Iesgest % 900
Farm J Railway and wife 10 y EsDenschew 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-22
BROOKLYN PROPERT

3.story fiat with lot, No 2,05 Fulton.st, near Hor
kins-aye lot 20A9S; L Davis, IS, 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-22
EreaI Notices.
C0rRr ON COMMON PLEAS FOE

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE
to.rrl palnfin against Rudolph Bohm, Ernst I. Path
ana Mary his wife taid Mary being an assumed name
riai and Jane his wife (sad Jane being an assuntd
name her true being unknown 10 paihuhli btIi.
R,nhold Path and Anna, hs wlle lSau Anna
assumed name. her true name D,nB unAhoHn p1Ho
i'm. Amelia Wcndt widow OF Christian Nendt taloIlne
SrhvaI widow Of Peter schwartz Bertha Scnnlt' VIC
d, Frrlel elk Schmtt Annie Roth. otherwise calieu
Iiq,. Itlzi. Roger, otherwise called Lizzie IIath >
tL,rlrs Wrl1r a, temporary administrator OF the goO'
chseIs and credits OF Charles A. plah, deceased CnaIes
d.raa..l Christian Louis Meyer william H. !" rclOh,
isn", NJ Lyiiy Banned Friend, Emma Voge, Morris
Ecwbcrgcr smith Mi.ef i9asc MIsdes s' ne randeI
Adoph Shaerecn Charles Nelson Edwafd Spa ps
Joseph Jero1cns John Thomas Wh& He rn sd I,1
Waller White Conrad HornEkcl, John Miller lrdu 1o,
i,ag an assumed name his true name being uhkRSWh 10
Pn Franz Martin r InaGG m1dd Haas decndants
/" YWu HPL ItitI,ERY SUMMONED to answer the com.
On the Plaintiffs attorneys within twchy H5 ~ scrvicc
service Of This summons. exclusive uI thc uaJ vi
your failure to appear OF an tS tle de.
mandei n the complaint
P l!IIir6dVITHSoT' : Koss. Plaintiffs AttorneyS
GGiec and uo-tcnlcc address, NO. lAO NosseuSY orr
10 William julius Path and Jane his wife ald Jane
bcinI AN assumed name her true name beng unhhoN
To- pla!ntifl: Bernhard R'nhoii PAN ana nnd' ni7
wife t-ad Anna being an assumed NAM sIt WIDOW nf
t,tri-ti,n Wrndt. Caroline schwartz widow OK fetir
schwartz. aud bertha Schmitt wife oil FIelcHc'
Tho foregoing summons served upon you 6y publ publ
cation pnruant 10 az order Of iioH ,on pleas for tho
civ and Comfy Of Now York, datci the I'm Gay c Oh
November issa and Gci with the complaint In me once
N ne ccr Of The Court Of Common T Of NV
W rTTONpSON ROSS. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-22
ccsturcs an msclinso.

COOPER UNION Free saturday Night Let
u urc. In the great hall at o'clock, November ~
-, trtufr will b. delivered Nv nv. Frrf.vN \. UDCr,
~ ne po.ton on ADVENTURES IN THE WEST IN.
nIEsS Illustrated. 70 tickets reQuiIet No admis.
sion after ) O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-22
REAL ESTATE,
v,,srNrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

tho most important sale at the Real Estate En-
.rnse Yesterday was that of Nos sol and sos Ihiro
70 which is the southeast corner OF 1hirty'iouru
;, n FIVE story brick hotel building on lot aAHeo'
r.s propcrty |, rented for Slos0o year and taxes
at, october ! next, and at $4,000 thereafter Inc
s,lin, ran up from 100000 to Sl3o,0oo, at when
Zoo h was Knocked down to Walter T. Wooncy ~
tsl WcsI Twenty Seyenihst, ihIee s'ViS ,1I"c
Srllinc ON lot 3OXlOO sold for Sl2lOO TO MI ihSO0'
sonr l0t. i'm Wcs-st. at the corner Of 49,
rsr ~, from sGOO 900 20 $4,000. al when pr
Iobson wgS the buvcr No. $50 Washing ., -
folr.sicry and basement brick house on io 10, coo
60 ard Is ~ thorough order. it sold io' @i'
20 NJ Nllicr. - ,,..d ,,d thtr-
ronr lois at Eghth.avc and One'hunhreu- sworld 9
,ccp;!yst close to the proposed site OF the =" $40
Pal were offered Tie bidding started III =. tho
0ga and ran up to $4,000, ii. W. i rs,o"n One.
buycr Two lots III tho same avenue, ga AZTEC NH
b,ad a nd fourteenth and One.hIin"tcss an, No
Sis brought $4,000 from l.. W. ooi hSnL Eat ON
~ Cl5 Tui,or.st., Brooklyn threestoss5 &c Is0
lo COMBS went to L. shanly Davis r0c ~ second
leascloll interest in the northwest vcars Ia
ave and Twenty -nrst-st.. having lWenH IT t ground
rrin from September 1850, with rehc' so,S hrSt 10
rem, cf ~ 600 Der wear aud asses So rod ~,
~ n youn~ for S25 600 and aiterWaI. 49," Nv,
900 600 tn w A. Armstrong, inc HiS' ""SN' '
boyinr comnlefed the sale -, ,ho dsroc.ors do
Tho hasri meeting YESTERDAY, ING , uiico -
~, T di,idnnd of per cent ana adteu Daanc'
70 GOO novsbie December to the SINKING fuhd
the Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-22
New.York. Thursday, Nov. 81.
The following sales were heio a'
...so. Pam to-day

Auction Room to-day
s.,ory building, with lot, No 1895 odave W Ger
coh S''IG oy 90 oSs5; N Strong, s9l 900
building, with lot No 1b9S, ADJOINING ABOVE
osx All OF c WO.lnSky, $4,000.
'' Similar buildings, with lot, Nos J. $50 ana 1eOl
s,99ojmn sboyc lots 25x abt 90 each, $50, 600.
5.stoy building. with lease Of Got Nos w ana ~
od.aVc. cor 2lsl-Sl, pot Il-'lVNlVVi " ~ hii"-
strong. 10000. go . ~, oao ,,.nt.n,o,. ., = .
IN n = Of Csarlcs.st lot 2lx65 Miller, sl4,GOo
S'story dwelling with lot No 321 West 2I,hst6 g
600 . n, ~ Of shave lot 201CE3S9 VIM INSIDE Sl2 100
lots on west.st, cor Holhtio-st 2OoX ait ~ ;
j Iohson. SS4 600 go &c.,, ~
-scry bridI hotel building with plot Of land Nos
6ol and 500 31ave, cor Of 3ith-st. plot 44'3Nso ;
lois On Sth.ave. Of 114thst, 25.2xloo each ;
II Frost, s4t COO. .,.,. - o-,oo
shave, 800 ~ n OF 1Iath-st' -o.-NiVO
each J. W tiorham SlS925. - 80 ~ $500.
o. IVES, Sod.st OF sh-ave adjourned to December
and sale Of aparmcnt house, with lot Nos 1,1S7 ana
$50 0th.ave, and lots on Horato-st ana Westsr was
withdrawn. n,ooy,v~ prOprpry
3story fiat with lot No 2,0l5 Fulton'st near HOP
klns.aVe. lot 2QA9S L DAVIS, -, lou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-22
Urn GOODS

~ ONTINUATION SALE.-Royal smyrna ana
~ Byzantine Rugs uatac sizes, Carirtne> fineJ I~
n.surc Chairs Tables Ladies Antique OAK Parlol H',,h
err. upholstered In shades OF An psh eushleg r
II 40 %; reduced from ~ 10. ANDREW LIS III -
SONS. 1914 Bway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-22
Proposals.


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
BioOKLYN, \. y. november 70 1889.
HEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received al
oeloe6 p % for printing ~, the minutes C the meetings Oh
Specifications may be seen On ,apieatiSSnf yo,.cr,
Chairman Committee on PhltlnG
sECRETAEYs OFFICE. i3l LlVINGsI0N-SI:
CEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received at
- this Office until Tucsiay, December 3. 1883. At 4
1880 The Public School. Viii. stationery including gar
p PSaycns rf muciss g'I5h ocr, b 5 a. tc
sS%c Of pc b aS meat g'qq . gga r e Of c
Board 0" WHO" '"' "''' JOIN GEIFiIN. N; D.;
Chairman tonintti"r on Libraries.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC IXSTRU&GGTIoNi;
sECKErAKY,S oIEIct ~ Llvi ,Mol 9S Is3o
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received a.
> this ONCE until Tgcsiay PeC IneG XXI. At
broom. brushes soap, pals shovcl' .clad ies iuoDe
m2S as my the bid Proposal Gank viii BE- m
hed BY te Secretary Of the Board IN ~ wIc c2y "
Chairman Committee on supplies.
AQCEDUGT o j., So oE g FdIt,EE,v,v
rVO CONTRACTORS.
EosF boiler and Al p e." % Gnd for i @ g.
New Aquciuct. as called in tn, approved forms Of
contract ana Specifications on file IN The "ace OF tac
until o'clock p on Dccmher II. lSs9. a. Which
plaY and hour they VIII be publicly opened anil read h}
ihe A0ueduct Commissioners and the award Tor dong
said work VIII be made by said Comm -.on'fa a. Noh
thereafter possible. ,,.
Blank form, " contract AMI spcrin alton, therefor
ana BIDS proposals and proper envelope FOR tet 81
closure be Obtained OF M" above office Of tnr Nq1
duct ConmSSioncts on 5g1,e,,Gn u, the Se'i-''H ~
JOHN c. siIE iE:a,sINS;v JAS. DUNE rA.N.Isn,
II 6 TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE
u. MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE. Nov. ION
ISso-Scalcd proposals will be received a. ms "m once
until noon Of Wednesday, NOV. 2oih. 1859 20 iufn-,
laundry apparatus for the ne Of The Marine H2,p,a
nformai lon nav be obtained upon application 10 T."
undersigned The light is reserved % waive inorra1
ties ana reject any all proposals JOHN "or
FREY. Surgeon. NJ III. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-22

Circular g. containing full details be had at obov
addresse, and also at Offices Of KTDDER. PEABODY
Co, No. / Nassau-st. New York, and OF ATCHISo-
COMPANY. % Muk.st.. Boston.
j. w REMNANT.
Attn Vicc.Prest.
GEORGE o. MAGOUN
Chairman OF Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-22

THE BOOK OF OPEN. AIR SPORTS, octave. 800
page ig ", na me aS 70, .,Ss swim
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding. &c. &C. IN
full Ell pef copy. Published by The Tribune NewYork
Enertanins somplimented by the DresA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-04
ror 80 SLOW.

so.as Il the more rarii cstssz x sHs
wess are IN tbs haiti q p5kiag faa 81
n aalrlphis. bec4nse Of it. alleged
sssxuess. once n ; while. a0TeTsf,
thy Do thing 80 n Philadelphia n .
nanasr ~l.aeh Isayes sTsn Csicsg0 n
The h4ekgroar9. The faannsr u which
--lies ae-zrtspspt q sssb 9f saes--,
ess,e. has dealt ws.h a eeIel,rassa esss
alussraies the fact nat Phla3elpsis
ear soaseenss tls - a psrpsi While
.Chieazo + hanfsag 3 H5ses u string
More than year ago a Chicago
rs .iora1ss Eas murdered ia bis o@n
house Hoeasea or , busy street. The
e;-cssastanses surrounding the crime
rere such tisat one w0ula suppose
that ne apprehension Of the csiaainal
veal6 se o. easy matter ioT q sell
trained detective fsrrs. 3 MISTER
q faet the identity d the murderer
was soon established beyond dispute
but The power q the Chicago police
seemed 70 end uheH this Wa aeeona-
pa.hed. IL SPITE 81 every iacsH-
tive 10 energetic effort theF we're IN
abe 10 bring the murderer 70 justice
He f. stnl At large. though the largest
SUM ever placed upon the head of 4
fugitive has been offered hY the fan-
lis Of the murdered man a. a-reRard
for his arrest.
About tEo weeks ago the raangied
body Of q murdered man wss found
in an unffequeuted part OF a Phila-
delphla park. There was no eige TO
his identity and nothing to guide the
police IN the search for his murderer.
Indeed. the only fact that seemed TO
be known was that the man had been
murdered. There was absolutely
nothing % indicate who ne sas,
whence he had come or what were the
cifcuIa stances which surrounded his
death. Yet already the whole story
Of the crime is known, the murderer
is IN prison and the evidence collected
against him Is sufficient in quantity
and OF such a nature as to make his
conviction a matter Of certainty.
However slow Philadelphia may be,
it must be admitted that the police OF
that city are considerably faster when
on the trail Of a criminal than are
those of Chicago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-04
y eazzfzE
sExAToE FETE.

The uaguinlogs denomination o
seustor william r. FRYE b. the Re
pnHlieaa raeail,efs q the Maine legs
Iatare wasa com p.iusert vel desefF'''i-
senator Frye poasesses qualities which
make him a leader in the senate a.
vel a. an ornament 20 it, and i j. al
togsther proper that he shoala BE glTen
ANOTHER term without even having 90
ask for il
Maine has the reputation q sending
strong men D. Congress. 10 the years
that have elapsed since the waT that
state has exercised al infneaee IN the
national government entirely out Of
keeping with it, size and population
II has done this simply by putting IL
hest men AZ the front and keeping
them there. In the earsinmediateiy
following the war il had in Hamiin
aud morrill,. Senators who commanded
the respect 81 the country. Blaine
made the influence Of his state felt.
first IN the House and Afterwards In the
Senate. and Frye and Hsie have since
sustained its reputation IN the upper
house
The present congressional repre-
sentation OF Maine may be regarded a.
a model. Frye and Hale are both
leaders in the Senate, while i would
be difficult TO find in the representa-
ton Of any state in the lower house
four men OF such acknowledged ability
as Reed, Dingley. Milliken and Bou-
tslle. When il Is considered that these
four comprise the whole Of Names
delegation in the House Of Representa-
tives, it must be conceded that the av-
erage ability Of the delegation is far
above that Of the delegation from any
other state.
Able a. the Representatives OF Maine
have long been. however. William =.
Frye Is entitled 70 a very high place
among them He Is fearless and
honest. He has been a diligent stu
dent Of the science Of government and
the public has reaped the benefit Of
his application lie is recognized as
an authority on international ques-
tion-. having probably devoted more
time 10 the study Of our foreign rela-
tons than any other member d the
Senate lie j. an earnest and forcible
speaker as well as q diligeut student
and Indeta;igsble worker in the com
mittee rooms. Taken altogether he is
about a. useful a member as there j.
in the senate
The denomination Of Senator Frye
viii probably SET at res; all talk Of him
a. possible member Of the Cabinet
II may be taken for granted that he
would rot accept a reelection only 10
resign his seat before be bad entered
upon his new term
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-04
BALLOONS AND BALLooSISG

The balloon ascension Of Wedues-
day recalls to mind the many predic.
lions that have been made ss TO the
probability Of utilizing the air ship at
some future day Tor the purpose Of
making long Voyages free from the
trials. troubles and Inconvenience in
cident 20 steamboat and railway
travel. Enthusiasts crouauts are
prone % believe that the day viii come
when balloon Journeys viii he eveuts
OF every day occurrence and that PEG
pie travelling for business and pleasure
win. in course OF time. have an oppor-
tuni;y OF selecting route over land
or through The air.
Even TO-DAY there are several cele-
brated professor Of hallooning who
never cease to expatiste on the great
progress that has been made and viii
be made in the matter Of aerial nayi-
gatiou. Professor King, Of Philadel-
phia Is probably the best known
grouaut ia the country to-day and be
a}sryus that hallouuinE is only in it,
infancy and that great possibilities are
IN store for those who continue ex-
perimentiue with air ships lie ha,
made ov-r three hundred voyage and
nos proposes 10 cross the Atlantic IN
hls fayorita vehicle The rroicc; 8. hy
no mean a mex one, for nearly every
sronaut OF note has al sometime or
ether during the last half century
suggested attempting the very same
trip.
The general public vii probably en-
tertaia serious doubts a, TO the posi-
b.iity q making "a long voyage in
the air. and IL is very certain that they
woali not believe that Professor King
intends makine the trip until he haas
left the earth with a strong west wind
blowing. However much Wronaut,
may haast Of the Improvements made
in balloons and ihcpgo6ciency attained
ia handling them the fact still re.
mains tha, they are practically Of uo
more use f1r travelling than they were
At the beginning 81 the century. The
hag. rct,sne, basket sud valve may be
OF better pattern hut the modern ar
ship !, sas perfectly helpless ahoye
the earth a. Is wa YEAR and YEAR
ago-
a "a. q D o
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NOT YET.

Representative springer's resolution
proposing q constitutional amend
ment providing for the abolition OF the
electoral college and the election Of
president by the popular vote, vii not
be received with a great degree Of en-
tbusiasm.
IL would be an extraordinary act for
the people Of the North TO hand over
the control of the government to the
shotgun and lissGe-ballot BourbOns
Of the south The electoral college j.
the only thing which stands between
the government and the Democratic
paiorities which are made possible by
the suppression OF the Republican
vote ia the South
When there is 10 doubt that free
ballot and fair count may be ha, in
all parts Of the United States, if may
he time 10 talk about abolishing the
electoral college, but that time IS not
vet
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Tenth Street Tax Notice.

TIE TAX LEVIED 81 THE CITY
4 council Il the distric. created b. or
1icsnee No. S44. 10 provide Cor the grading
% TeBta street from SeZeca street .
Broadway. aus constructing sidewalks sa
ao'd sitrs thereof, Is ueE due aud yafahIs
a. fas aatee Of TIE city treasurer All
lakes not pad within
FORTY DAYS
Ut fhe t-s. publication Of ta's 1n5ce viii
X declared GvlinsHs = penalty Of five
7er eat sided aud Interest al The rate u
ieE per Gant charged
" Z. FORREST, City Clerk.
R4sss publication Of this notice. Jan ?, Issg
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Representative Springer latest -gC-
pe,tiou is that Va hington Territory
De admitted into the Union under the
name 90 "Laconica." lie might as
well call it Shorty and he done
with 10.
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West Seattle Park Addition

Buyers aud hDmeseekers are cordially
invited to inspect this beautiful property
before buying elsewhere, as il has superior
advantages over any other property in
West Seattle. Ii comprises 50 acres a1join-
irg on the west side Of the first pist OF the
West seattle Land & Improvement Corn
pany. 2 he terminus of the southern Pacific
railroad, only oRe-9usrter CT a mile from
Milton Point. less than one-hs4 Dtie from
the ferry dock, controls three quarters Of a
mile water frontage. With = grand view OF
the scenery Of the Sound and the Olympic
range Lots in THIS addition s-a now a.
taiusble al $50 each: hrst come 9rst choice.
Lots on the water front vita riparian rights
a. 81 foot. This offer is Upen for 8 lin
tied tine only: title perfect Abstract far
uishcd with every lot
GEORGE D0RFFEl, Eea. Es.aIe Broker.
Once west side Commercial street. between
HiH and Washington. up stairs.