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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27

and then deliberately rising ON tip toe
to shout Doodle Mt the members OF n
OppositiOni The history Of rOtten poll
tica has no match for this.
We believe that IL William NJ. Jack
were i'm the city Of Butte this morning.
he would utterly repudiate the gang OF
shOuters who surrounded him when
the count was progressing. who whis-
pered arrant nonsense I'm his ear about
democratic threats against his lie n
who, when they had thus ssi ed his
passion, braced up la vic
tim with kilograms from Helena
and from the managers Of republican
crOOkedness i'm the East. Mr.. Jack
knows that contractor Nugert tells the
truth. He Is no doubt acquainted with
MI. Thompson who's modest home u
been for years just at the foot of Home
stake hill. u citizen 3 I'd long u resident
of Montana that his integrity needs no
added endorsement. beyond doubt
were Mr.. Jack in the presence of his
old tOwnsmen to-day he would do his
utmost to make right the grievOus
wrong inflicted ON Montana by conduct
which the conspiracy fancied it could
make reputable through n use of his
name.
Meanwhile. the public will know how
to pass Judgment ON he gang of pOlit-
ical pilferers whose unhOly scheme In
finding itself revealed day after day,
who sought tn make a decent precinct
the scene of drunken orgies aud bring
about in this territory u carnival of
fraud.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27
MEN AND

When DIR. Manson makes his next voy-
age tai the north pole Madam Nansen will
accompany him.
Corporal Tanner is said tn have been
offered 500 a lecture tn deliver 100 LEG
lures at the rate of three a week.
1t is said that senator Aliisop, while
making speeches To the Iowa at
county fairs, wears u suit of homeSpun
and q SLOUGH hat.
The oldest consul in the service of the
United States IL Horat;o j. Spraguc, who
Is stationed at Gibraltcr. He has held his
position since 1S4S.
The mother OF the late distinguished
poet, scholar and traveller. Bayard Taylor,
celebrated her sOth birthday anniversary
October IL at her home i'm Kennel square,
Pennsylvania.
Frederick Livingstone. aged 81 years,
and the oldest man i'm Petcrhoro, n. H.. ID
president OF the First National hank i'm
that town. and IL found daily at his post
of duty.
Lady Victoria Campbell, a daughter of
the Duke of Argyll. is addressing meetings
Of young women during her annual WISH
ta,ion OF the western islands of Scotland,
and is everywhere received with much
enthusiasm.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27
MORE OE LII.

More than n man i'm this territory
Ii put on needles by the testimony
which is printed day after day tn show
how the ~rascally agencies went to work
to steal the IIome@take tunnel precinct.
II appears that the republicans were
ready to throw money right aud left il
only they could carry out their plot.
Their chief trouble Was in finding men
- dishonest AS themselves whom they
could cOa by bribery aud a politicians
promise. They had IA stern chase of it,
and the men engaged about the tunnel
precinct who are giving In sworn facts
about this rotten business are putting
the rascals i'm a hole wide and deep.
Think OF q lot Of political knaves
throwing together u%ncounted tbous-
ands for u bribery and corruption fund
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27

fact that the Bennett Kennedy vote
was . tie 10 notorious. Ii cannot be
that fraud expects to reach far enough
TO count out the Deer Lodge man. Yet
that may be In the plan, especially i'm
view Of the admitted fact that q special
election will seat the democrat on top
Of the largest majority given this year
for amy candidate i'm either county.
Then ccOun must he taken Of the
OminOus utterances Of the republi-
can organ i'm Butte which il promising
to he Ms meek and lowly as possible
whatever the court may do. behind
this promise of dutiful conduct turks q
suspicion as big M one side of the new
smelter at Carroll. Evidently. the Hell
ena yowrNai. which has been u little
tardy getting news during the past
fortnight, In no now fully up with the
situations latest pba .t.s, else 1t would
not persist i'm it's efforts tn start an ad-
vance quarrel with the cOurt.
Altogether these fellows are "a mys-
FERROUS lot. They work i'm the dark and
he IN "a clever outsider who can tell
what they will do next. I;ut their mild
manner and assurances Of good behav-
iOr, which are coming i'm ~prOfusiOn
just now. are the things that alarm
us Q. t.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27

The suicide Of Marshall w. Wilson
4 Butte yesterday is particularly sad.
n his friends had perfected a plan
whereby his good name would have
been saved and publicity avoided. In
another half hour, had he lived. hir
financial difficulties would have bc.u
tided over and he might ave be. AN
anew. The fate OF this unfortunate a
its awful lesson for many a young man
in Butte where vice sets its course at n
dangerously rapid pace and where
many q man by gambling away what is
his own. sets a perilOus example
before younger men who fall at length
far that they risk he money of
others.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27

A communal. alton to the STANDARD
regarding the employment of convict
b On a line of outside work in Deer
Lodge ought tn receive very prompt
attention from indiN iduals whom il
very intimately concerns. Some of the
republican officials having headquarters
in that town made none too good a
showing i'm the late election and the
fact that they are soon to be- retired
hardly furnishes warrant for a couis Sc
which is clearly outside distinct provis-
ions of law. AS il is. the officers rest
under criticism which the STANDARD
will help 10 remove if the facts war
rant il.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27

The newspaper known as the Deer
Lodge 7imex has had an orthodox
christening, and will he known here
after as the Si,rer State, which is "a
pretty good name for u newspaper
printed i'm this part of II world. If
the new venture keeps mp tn its pres
ent standard, the county seat will have
two excellent weekly newspapers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27
COMMENT.
Chicago ~ Neck Ahead.

From the indianapolis Sentinel.
Chicago is making all the running in
the race for the worlds fair, 80. Louis is ~
fair second and New York n bad third,
while Washington il certain to be dis
tancs-d i'm the first heat. The race prom
Uses To develop into What the horse etli-
tors call e ''procession" long before the
homestrstch is reached on the final heat.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27

IL is Eravely suggested that the newly
chosen lord mayor of London seou1d avail
himself OF Bannum's circus performes
and menagerie for the nnual civic pa
gennt. On very moderate terms the IA
NOUS Snowman would, no doubt, he will
ing tO exhibit all the ears, carriages,
clowns, athletes, circus riders, horses, ele-
plants, carnivorous beasts, canels, deer
and other animals that he Inns under his
management, and the sight would be the
most extraordinary Witnessed i'm the LON
don streets within the history Of the
mayorality. London. of course. would
welcome the spectacle.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27

Senator wOlcOtt, of Colorado, N a
thick-and-th republican whOSe COM
ments on pending matters in legislation
will probably be read with n great deal
Of interest ut the white house break
fast table. There is no stauncher re-
publican in the party than the gentle
man from Denver. We commend to
President HarrisOn's careful aud prayer
full consideration the senator's SUI
GestiOn that the whole doctrine Of pro-
lection rests largely IN n basis Of err
lightened and patriotic s~eliishness. aud
the mining states will begin tOquest ION
the policy of protecting eastern indus
tries when their own are ignored"
President Harrison ought to put the
blue-pencil circle around this fragment
and send it Over tn Windows office.
Lead In going tO nave "a convention.
It il to he held in salt Lake City. Nc
vember 70, and the call in issued by the
Utah Ore Producers association. Mon
tana is asked to send a delegation. The
object of the convention il tn find by
united action e whereby the lead
mining interests may secure the enc
fits now withheld under the rulings of
the treasury department at Washing
ton, it being the opinion of those who
call h convention that the subject
ought to be kept separate from the dis
cussion that will o cupy the attention
Of n silver convention to he held IL
% later in 81. Louis. If the re-
spouse to the call is liberal and the at
tendance at Salt Lake City convention
proves to be representative of the
Northwest, delegates might there be
chOseu to attend the meeting i'm st.
Louis. Montana has named her dele
CATION to It. Louis the members Of
which may fee disposed to attend the
Salt Lake gathering on their journey
east.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27

From the New York sun.
"Billy Mahone," says the COWrier-.Jour~
nal, Z" is the B~oulanger Of Virginia." The
s-Iemocrut says that Blanch X. Bruce
is the BoulanRer of Mississippi. We have
several opinions that the Hon. James e..
Blaine was the BoulanGer Of America.
Yet, though each of these gentlemen is
either an adventures Or adventurous,
none Of them can he justly called IL Bou-
hanger. The most distinguishing charac-
teristics Of BoulanRer seem to have been
u striking lack of intellectual quality, at
sorption i'm his own interests and ~ ludi-
crous self-conccit.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27

Misses English Ribbed Wool
Hose, all sizes. $ pairs for SI.oo.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27
They OFFER - Variety.

From the Register Herald.
They have come, the happy, careless.
WEIGHING prophets. We knew they would
he here with their -acked Ro~oseboncs,
their muskrat nests, wet summer, Jump
ing chipmUnks and SUN spots. They pre-
dict IA long, cold winter, am open winter, u
wet winter, n snowy winter, a dismal
winter. What comfortable. sel~f~.ontained
fellows these weather. prophets are.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27

Misses Fine Cashmere Hose. all
sizes. at csc per pair. black and
colored.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27

Frum the Rochester Herald.
"Bs.twsen N well regulated license sys-
tenn says the New York World. 'and bo-
gus prohibition-for prohibition never
prohibits every intelligent lover NJ law
and morality must choose the former"
That il the argument ina a nutshell. There
il IL difference Of opinion as to the right
of the state To prohibit the sale Of liquor,
hut i'm the light of the records there ought
tn he none as tai the incfiicacy of prohibit
tion as a total or even u partial remedy.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' Heavy Wool Hose at 2sc
per pair, worth 4oc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27

Five-Button Kid Gloves for soc
per pair, former price SI.oo.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27

Misses Scarlet Vests and Pants.
all sizes at $50 per pair. former
price soc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-27

Ladies' White Mcrino Vests and
Pants at 4sc and 7sc. former
price 75c and SI.25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-11
nEconprn MoRraAar

kfcnnder Annie. 70 Abraham Steers. n . 1s9thst
a Acxan1ersye "a rportgsgcss 2 yesra $4,000.
ch1ton Mary 3. 70 a johnson sthasc, 10thst
fsek. zaruss, 70 Richard Knly ana another. " col
ef 6fh,sYp and 38th-ef years, $4,000
Frststss custsv % ne Long Island Bank e Brook
tsllseher Pstrfok. % Nathan Holman, stansonst
GefSbsis f{sary q Henry Thompson. n " cor q
5e7ta,st and Bsfbgase-1ye mortgages years 5000
Gfxsment Frederick. 20 Conn, 159th-sh 18th
Jones. ' TSss d . John Robinson. oothsa MA
E,pssrjek 3ass % trustees Peabody Eduestion Fund
~ MadfsSn ave e0sb-st. yeas. 500. 600
kisIa- Bsgedlek . Jonas Well. 7cza-st 2dsys
Gseirs. Yssdsfiek. \. wallace Esekhoa, isbth-ss
Sssssassuss ssiis. . Join rpsissneer 1xshss
3 Sses. yess % issss Msecsbe No $50 1stays,
Ws,lsss Msrasses = sspnis ssens unlun-avs. v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-11
REcopnYp REAL. ESTATE TRAEsFERs-N =. CITY
Mary B RaElY 70 Morria

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN OF h~rSs-@s' "a -
wlnsttst No 81; Mary BayIy 70 Morris .,x
sssSsS sassal cor Rdge-s l7z75; Nathan Hot
Avenue A, n o cor Szth.st, 7Sx08 bx16xSsi Jonn "a
sehreiaer % George schreiner e. 81 80
159tb-sk n q. 175 II Q Of 11th-age Grand bopie.
yssd) 150x39u I; Euphemia CONN and Ed -
nund Conn. 81, 70 Frederick Grasnuck 90
unsg .,d .,,u iGo m.ss q ET wsiisss
6zt-st Q q 175 NJ Of 1oth-zye, 25z1006 mo
ave. Gxie5s: II Meoosde % II Rockford 1
la9sA va asg fsw e s sa;sv Sssslii nary
sosss lG al wife e ss JSsspS Mount Tom o.
k7tA-sk 4 176 n " OF 11th.aye, 25xe91f John
HrsisingeS and wits 70 Julia Neuendor1er
MYthst : q 200 It Of i1th-aye, 5oxe9u;
ssae g May Rsimers
S wsrd 4 Sa;ti ..,s Ferdinand Mayer 70 a
aIx7IiI psufek McMsnns ana wife 70
Ffe1efick Moore 10.
iaeshs ss ia7Hw Of ee-av.. asx9s II: Harry
Myldoon to Kate MuIdoon
xs3a V iota. stxo i5sS ssesxSxioi ,f6i Harry 9
AeldooD and wife 70 william III Mndo0n
sa'es Psupsryi William II Muideen 70 Kate
istsss. Wv cor u ssass, ioesnoo; Harry
sam. 1900 ere We z wls ! msd Ssa,O
jsSs hotsss "a Vie Ss 3 ROMA Jones "a
RntFers 6jir no po ard Nos ~ t4'i1 vpates.ss;
I. Mssag4a A9@d5ssa2 Q william Lass -. 10
L H2sioeR cd wife 70 Mary wsIsi, 8
Va " 8 99.5 Il . Of 56tk-st SSxioo. Eliza
pfnton and others 70 Sarah whiting !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-11
NrEW- YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO
RIVER HAILRQAp. ,.,r
~ GREAT B3tR-fRA1K IbuNK LINE
On and sttsF Esh1ryYiaf{ s;r tT5 lion Spa"

GRAND CENIISAL sI 49, ~ Ar,nvIea
Mops5SaA SSPys;ts g ssagnS
va b. u y ~ ilso East Albany 70 81 A'oan'' VIZ
%g2Sgssrs sEEAY4 aaS sR Y E6GIs
nnses Sleeping saf eG for AaoARFS
ucs syracuse Roehester, Bunac Ere InsianapoIIs
ayng e chlfSsSso 2. s ns9. day. connoeEs a.
eS sS With trsiS Tor ColSm6us and GlneInnHs ~
80 M, Chicago Express i n9nsanMss betfos and
chseao drswInSrsom cars Canendags 9sd R9snesss,
IL 3o 4. Ms Western New York and N1tnsn ~ RnrS
ior Saratoga, Lake George. Rutland Bsn"hs'''' NOsA
Aos = M. IIbSny Troy and Utlea Special with draw
ins room ears 10 Troy and Utica "a s,- cor
s p FIJI ASsSnSdaSNS o,S AdSms and Intermediate
cSclnsSs, sSs g. n ESS' f. e.
sSio snd ceSssnd Cincinnati sS LSIs
Detroit and Chicago, With vesubulea anu
sssSpIngg ana dining cara ana r.pandalsua Express,
70 Aonirssi vie House, FSas and zig a nv
Adams daily, and Syracuse and sp ~ tibnoy
except = srRa'ys pss s 9 L Sfs e.
sss. .s E SS:iaSs, ha e.
dsn1ns st Lou. Detroit and chlcsEG WIZ Ie eIeest
ears Hioeplngears 70 WageFt0un, via uucs gA"9 'N'p
sase, sS cssasagagus ~ sd 5snd No
connection With train saying sstnrdag sesgnsSs s 70
Albany Csnncets q iheny With 5sln s9f sSpns cara
on sale as Grand Central station 7se asd st3 Rsgaa
way ~ Rs5k f assS sse ess wsssnston and
Resteotgs Express calls for and eheeks oaesAs' s'-
n' .Ran dsiy others aay sseaps SUNDAY stsD =
~ T. kiCH ARDS. Ksks General Passenger Agehh
J. II. ToUcEY. Geaefai Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-11
r EHIeH VALLEY RAMRoAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave toOs Of cortanas snd
Dosbroeses ats fouows' ,..
"a b. for Genevs, Lyons Elmifas RcehesteI bwisso
and the West and principal leeai posns~ VnNf va
ii a. m for Cherry Ford and in.erneaass Po raa,.
NJ Tn, for Trnkhanroek ana insarn.e2ate. Io'Ln..
char ear 10 Tunkhannock conneetion 70 Asaains ana
$40 D. for pi;.sson ana ET nssIps nserneaa's
40 n m FOR Maueh CHUNK and intermeaiate pohte
ConnectIsn 70 Heading aud HarnsouE' Ooar car 70
Aaqca NJ ies Geneva Lyons Elrnifa Rochester Bunaie
and ho West. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyeonss... :. -.
Trains leaving at a m, = 20, ana $50 p n, con-
nee, for al points Il hnnrYOI 'D-'
ga N. for Maucn Chunk, hAzlston ana intermediate
p0szs n "a. Tor Ucplay and nteymedls.s poiala,
~ ~ lor 6rneva, Lyons, hllnife HgchesEsr seAAfe
ana he west pullman Slsssper ga 70 Lyea .svx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-11

{, HORE LINE-ALL RAIL RQuTE@-.fOiRt
n lt.se Providence Newpors and tho East Express
rama ieavS disnG Central station Cor RIoyaenee ara no.
sDIninr es15 Night Kxptcss - II 70 m daily.
Esgss g e 4. : ss sID. ae'' fA'' s'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-11
amusen,fftis.
A MBERG THEATRE. Irving Pl- y l5th-st.
"A Every evening double pefomanee tho latest success
p MoTHER.lN;LAw. s.,.h......

A MBERG THEATRE, Irving II. 4 l0th-st.
Every evening SpSsS tho a''s' success
AND AT THE GssNp of PEtng j. rsnnAasusss
setgsdaK evening.
Ileappesrsn 81 Nil iixHN d MUTE.
OALY's THEATRE, Broadway and sOth-st.
d g Dss Ss = Il sssa5 SOC
MR. ByERy E Eylg 4Esap Ct s sfanB
TANNING OF THE sHREw.
As produced BY MR. pS Az, coMIR e M
s1i I%PS Rp g ON LSoyMo9S2S PARIS and
WITH Miss Ada Rehsn as katherine. Mr..
SS%G 4, E hS cS saa a T. S SSIs
H,r M I SsaS ; Mr os sESnsr a. =
Kitty okesthsm and chorus o. boy voices
A production which has received y.
Of the English aud American Press
From The London Times: a spisnal4,
revival; sumpiuously mounted; aetei
ws S,I . ss5s and s psa s.oo,
,,r,,,c, beautiful and complete the acting stirred
'no Iiluss1ased Lead soa News: M Days
THE Production q Timing tho s4rsw "a en-
sHREw LSPd sSa S q ss.orSa Ss & ssaa and
The World: - Ranks am0ng she few
really satisfactory Shakespearean Reviyals
that have occurred In our time
Atbeneum; - 1t Is p0etfeAl treat
Saturday Review; An Interpretation
that Lranscends ones ideal"
Academy: q most distinguished sue
cess. Miss Rehan's high comedy Is In
many ways the most bfllliant and most
ieFyent that has been witnessed In London
IN one Day from actress speaking tho
English tongue and is &c 10 be regarded
along with that Of the very best MS
tresses Of Comedy the Theatre Francois
has possessedH
New.York Times: q As near artistic
perfection as may be hoped for. Has
started on y eareet OF prosperity" ,
kew.YOrk Tribune A spirited ana
finished Shakespearcan representation
Com. Advertiser. :" A Genuine Pleas
ure. verItable triumph OF dramatic
Evening Posti THE sHREw has
evidently entered upon new and vigorous
lease OF life"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-11
REAL ETATE.
BusINEss AT TaE ExoHANaE


s ss .as sR 'sPs ss asss Ma ssS7
LIST or AUCTIONS.
the ending vita SATURDAY March q ~
e sSa Sssan iss .
TODAY l1oNDAY,. MARCH IL
Ry ID. 7. Ingraham Co.
rerecleuro sale Eugene Iyes referee plot q ,.1 ana q
sis siA is.sy s1I az cor d i7sh.ss -'
BY william Eennelly Bro
Tsssso:ss sss jacob osn:o i ts p s% story
ssSss hsosdwsy running sr9 .ss
NJ sSs Avenue @, " 5, ei.s I. 5 Of ieth-st
by Richard " Hsrnets Co.
svsss and sss S Sss
s: e III isS ma ss ss tsss
Ts s:s s sss.sa ss az dvsas ssS
las7 q e Ms .s ss. aS,otnnS seose IN
ss ypu s1s'G suesisn o aSoo ives. s7s
{ ssS on n'fs ssss'fs
& sI 10 4 l.S % iS e kns Road
r ssS w :sss sa ss SIS 4 i iotSsvo
BIZ Philip A. smyth.
pges ssssiSn lGs Sss7 q ssS s'''''
BY VIM. r. Brown.
;s ssGs ssa Sis
is . lsa ws, q ass os,SC tIG xiSi and
ssdass Ess iss q leg West s7th-st Sisii II Of
Ry o. r. rnsrahsn a Co
Fosslosurc sale Edwin Tgcses referee lSa Sos
sGG 81 ssssI . seSn i:
BY .. l. Wells
Public suction lots IS ex1oos each sna 2, s,ssiers
sss 20 !, sSlns &
a s; assaso s' so:sS as ~ isssse
BY A. H Muller Son.
ssyss sale To- g %s ana t sSse s saSo
M 2ssios and sso,y Swsn.S s a aSs similar build
81 Iss;s l ass
6; sssssaisa7. on corner Of s. Ni0hoa'-'ss and
ByLr. B. smyth.
\. ss = s. :ss i. l' sns ssssy
& fas s.sofs elaiaYSa g.
ss g "a s ,Ss
BY Richard v. Hamett Co.
10 SsS E sssS issAs 9 isss sasys iSs
@ E sPa ssssy Sq Ss l16s ~ ana 1sofy
$ ssss Al: s.:
s sssss s.h 10 md f.ser assass iios Os
ls enc S sssy S Sss y sn 20
i4ss. y corner ~ ei Norm Henry and Hester sts-
By John =. B. snyih
,sa sssA .s % I ana story
lot 1oxsD, and 2-stofy dwelling. NO eO Aesd-aVe
near L<xington-aye
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10
BY A. II. Muiler Son.
, sss :s d Easia Es' III % s:'
1ue " on stnsve
BY u H. Ludlow @ 20
Pubic auction, lot 20x10o b nnd eseoiy nousS ~
Ne ~ Hast ookn.st iSo II o. ae otS oSx
eseh snn,s as,orgh ~ io1thsf I25
~ eegn; On avosf'es teAD'"s Sh'~e" ~ = =
n OF etn-sve.
BY Richard " Harnett q c.
Public auction, lot 2sxo5 and Sstory building No
j-stmy dwelling NO 1l6 wayerley Place, 1853 u
OF 5th- ave lot $4,000 and similar building VITA
sstcy extension No running 10 No 101
By John =. B. smyth
Psse suction los o isiSo and ss:Ssy .ssidsnss e
Snsioo and Issosy bulding on Grand Soulsvard. .
o. 155sit; lot 25xlo2 asa 2se2Fy henss 3
We goass neH 10y nea Sssndd
suilang ana stable. WeSs 1sissse aeal osa''a
lAo a. =. q Mspss
Ipses,osars s, Milton Fowler referee shout $500
scs@ ~ iaan' w nlu.hsoA
- ~ y, ssha o. z.Ioa ssy aas 4.s,ory av.unr
No . Sass Tsd.ss. = 1852 q . Of sshaTs'
pubie sason ics isIs0 ana Sse,J aw e go g r
~ Iss sa ssains No "a E. q r
Msdlnnaye; lot q sxsas ma similar building no
nv Richard " Harnett q Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-11

4 lot 2lsxIoo. and Sstery dwelling No Gee eths;sy.
10. $50 Grspd.sS. Is g sf Suffolk 81 "a lOs 20
Hsster x lot 1s 3xBo and 3story dwelling, NO IA
Clintoz-s ST. s. Of BrcoHest lot 70 loxs0 ana 2seei
GweIiing No e3S Madison st. Jedefson.sti plot
bad Nozzle sx2o sxl07s. and e.story dwellings no
Rase a. ox 10 n Of Duanest lot % ex1eo and ossoi
Suiidin1 10 i74 5th-aye, Q 8 ca Q II q Of 22d.st.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., AND THE SOUTH
UIorsorv1r, 4 AN FsR s99VTTbbiTHE3sT

THE CLYDE sfEAMsiffP 6oMP16Y
- From Pier -. y. II foot R9oSevesstl a. p m,
DELAWARE, Charleston and Fernandna Tues, Moh 70
CHERoKEE Charleston and ia ksonvne Fri. March -
YENfAsSBE Charleston and Fernnndina Tues, Mich 10.
Insurance under open policy affected q ochih Of Ons
per cent VIM p. CLYDE q, goa Cen Agents,
T. G. EGER. a. T. A. @. s. D. d +. Lins $40 B'E5 M.
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HAMBURG American SIS. Limo for Hamburg.
II First cabin sls and upward sesraRe at low rates
ExFREsS SERVICE between New.YoFk.. south-
gustS Victoria and Columbia o. 10000 tons and 10 500
compsny's once, 81 Broad. o. d. RICHARD q CO.,
r. J. coRTis. Mar on broadway. ~ X
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Business propertp for Sale ann 90 Est
FOR RENT.
STORES, OFFICES AND DESK ROOM
In handsome new building COrtandt and Washing
ton Sta Every modern convenience Most conspicuous
location IN busiest .horoughfare downtown Now rapidly
nlins with metal and machinery trade Low rents made
on premises or az Room S 90 ccdarst
LARGE STORE and basement 70 et On Snan 5n ~
"a uare feet; 200 street front -
rutland g. WHITING. 8 Beekman.sk
10 LET
5 g,sSis, H'"s STONE BuiLDMGs.
NOS % TO AZ LIBXRTY-ST,
NEAR NASSAU,
OFFICE IN THE BUILDING.
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anrtion Sales of Real estate.
RIcHARD V. HARNETT & CO., Auctoneers
A. viii sell st auction, TUESDAY, March ~,
az IL o'clock noon at the Real Estate Exchange and
Auction Room, 50 TO 60 IAberty.st5 - x,,
Aia and as EAST 68THST 1stEve., Hstory brick
dwellings 20x45x10o.S each.
Maps at Auetoneers, 20 Li6erty-st
MORRIS WILKINS, AuotiOneer
VALUABLE INVESTMENT PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
nv order Of the heirs OF Samuel r. Mott deceased
Y. II LUDLOW q co.
THURSDAY, MARCH ii, 1859,
at ~ o'clock noon, at tho -.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE AND AUCTION ROOM,
Nos. So 70 95 LIBERTY ST, New YORK Guys
ia FiFTH.AVE, between yea and 23d SIS
$50 GRAED-ST.. between Suffolk and Norfolk sta
0e CHRYsTIEsT., between Hester and Cana, SIS.
las CLINTON-ST., between Broome ana VInna 80
2ss MADIsoN.sT, between Jefferson and Clinton st~
50 R0SEST, Duane s.
ALSO,
BULKHEAD and undivided interest In PIER a. EAST
RIVER
Maps and full particulars a. Pee OF nS speaohes sd
neys 100 Broadway New.York