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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19

DiANoND TAnlu Tumblcp DC. Glass
Flower Globes hgt, wurl $3.50.
fnrNCn CmsA Cuap -dofcs 4oc each.
Jelly Cake Pans only &c.
ESoRAyrD GLASS Fruit or Berry Bowls.
ON foot Poe each.
LAnoE sizr Willow Market Baskets &c.
JAPANSrp WArEH Buckets Pie each.
China Tea Sets, 30 pieces, only S2.s5.
Bread and Cake Boxes i0c.
les CnEAH Frcczcrs, Water Coolers.
Refrigcraiors and Ice Chests, The bc5, aud
the cheapest.
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Ladies' Underwear sale.

Ono case Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests at
~ cents each.
One ease Extra Suits Lisle Vests In pink,
blue aud cream at - cents each.
All silk Vests, all colors, at Sl.00
Tho famous T.. u. Corsc,a, sl.75.
Misses French Concls, 70 cents.
Thompson Goyc-ftting Corscts, sl.0O.
Our patrons will find our domestic un.
derwcar department crowded with bar.
gains.
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Tho next thirty days s. per dozen. Como
and sec our work and bring the babies.
CIV GALLERY,
Second aud Union streets.
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Country Merchants, Look 60 Your In
gcresf

And purchase from the Memphis Grocery
Company the celebrated Jersey Tobacco,
which you will find a ready sale for.
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LOOK OFT for the great Picnic, |. n. L.,
Tuesday, June I. Plenty OF fun aud Tie
best OF order will be the ruling spirit
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19

Best Crochet Countcrpancs only sll0.
luck IoWcls, an linen, DC, re aud i5c.
DhitpEN IAuLE DAMAsK, beautiful pat
terms, only Sl.l2l.
smyrna Rugs, lap size, only $40.
Remnants brussels and Velvet Carpets,
only DOC.
New patterns In China Mating, aud
Rugs.
Mosquito Bar Frames and Fixtures Of all
kinds.
Baby Carriages at reduced prlecB-s 90
upward.
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1000 Remnants OF white Coed. nj Hail
Price.

AT LACE CoUNrrR-Evcry lady should
stop nj the lace counter tomorrow. Tho
finest Embfoidcrics and l.aovs will 10
shown a, reduced prices.
BHrssrts, Ia ToscA, Russian aud Chan.
lilly Dnpcry Nets. Is inches wide, ut
SLOO. $3.50 aud SLJO.
100 riECu Swiss FtouNCiNg Al 2lc.
EuuRpiDEHEp Swiss SgtgriNG ONLY 10c.
Nav lirNsriTcuED EunnoDERiEs AND
flouNCiNu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19

Corner Of Main and Union streets, have
all OF the latest styles IA shoes, which they
oler At great bargains.
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neaay.nade Dres~c. nnd wraps
AT prices that will starllc you.

Sinks Our sjc surah silks. all oolors,
only 42c. Black India silk, - inches
vide, only Csc. Washable silks, the latest
fad, only Si.35. Our Zoe figured India
Silks will be closed out tomorrow at 3gc.
White Crepe du Chine, japanese, liza.
luiae and kiotO silks Tor
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A PROPOSITION

To Build the New opera-House-Is the
Plan Feasiblep
A gentleman who has travelled all over
the world and who has had vast amount
OF experience in the construction OF large
buildings, was in the city last week and
visited the site for the new opera-house,
and after measuring the size drew q rough
plan, which, II adopted, will be one OF the
greatest wonders OF the age and make our
opera.house one Of the most famous in the
world. He proposes that the foundation,
and in fact the entire building, DO con-
constructed OF brick six inches square, the
brick TO be manufacture here out OF sol
coleman's koko tulu, which will make il
the most expensive opera-house ever
erected.
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4. VI mn a Co..

Corner Of Main aud Union streets, have
all OF the latest styles in Shoes, which they
offer nj great bargains.
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SUMMER GOODS

Are arriving by express. Come to our
store early
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19

RgNKERr sells Tar Camphor ijo pound.
Preserves carpets and wooden from months
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19
The Leading Feature Tomorrow
is our great annual summer sale OF
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.

II is needless to speak OF the make
and quality OF our Muslin Under
wear. Our guarantee to refund money II
goods are not satisfactory is familiar rs
household words, andscovers all contin-
gencies in protecting the buyer
soc WILL MY corded band Chemiscs;
Drawers, hem and eight tucks and skirts
with hem and iucks. As well-madc and
finished as garments at Sl.50.
l0c WILL BUY good domestic Chcmises
and Drawers.
A5c WILL MY Chemises with yoke Of
tucks and solid embroidery, corded bands
Drawers with ruillcs OF Hamburg embr1id-
cry, headed with cluster OF tucksi skirts
trimmed with tuCks and cambria RULES
Domestic Gowns, tucked front cdglng ON
sleeves and neck.
CSC WILL MY Gowns in three different
STYLES, either plain or trimmed; skirts
with embroidered ruille; Drawers with
deep rufo OF embroidery; square neck
Corset Covers, trimmed all round with
embroidery.
GREATER BARGAISs ~ FINER GARMENTS.
FoR SIC Gowns, Chcmiscs and Skirts
worth Sl.25.
FoR Sl.25 Cambria Gowns, Chcmiscs
and Drawers worth Sl.15 and 500.
SrEclAE Best Domestic, extra wide
Skirts, Deep Embroidered Ruillo headed
with Cluster OF Tucks, only Sl.25.
AtSl.j0-p Possibly this ~ the greatest
bargain OF all. except, indeed, the next
item. which see. This lot at $3.50 consists
Of Gowns Corset Covers, Chcmiscs,
Skirts aud Drawers, trimmed with Lace or
Embroidery-goods worth 500
WALKING SKIRTS, YARDS WIDE, ONLY
$3.50 handsomely trimmed. Tho ma
ieral alone is worth 500.
Ladies' Lawn Dressing Sacks, only zoe
Infants Cambria Slips, short and long.
Doc.
Short Dresses Nainsook and Cambria,
$l.25.
New Directoirc Busiles only &c
FRENcn CoRsEfs, extra long, 800 bones,
$I.lO, Corsols actually worth sl.1j.
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Dark Rcnkcrts Soda aud Mineral
Waters. 2l5 Main st. lie keeps the best.
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Monday Morning.

We will give you reliable goods and low
prices.
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Isrrnion views Of residences made by
EcLarl, .Sl Main.
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Chcuise, Gowns, Drawers. skirts and
Corset Covers.

Childrcn's Embroidered Caps; greatest
variety In the city. Prices the cheapest.
BOYS snmr wAsn 81 dozen; Just In.
Boys Waists II cents, y cents and 80
cents, all colors, all style aud all sizes. Soc
thcm, price them and you will buy thom.
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R. H. W. GOODWIN
IiberaIDeaing&Far Treatment
Are the Watchwords. We Expect to Merit Your
Patronage. Our Prices and Qualities Re-
commend Themselves to All Who
Trade With Us.
P.rasols.

Ha1ROs@s
$50 Ia Tosca parasols, China, si75.
Palm fans, lc. Palm fans ic.
iOc folding japanese fans, Sc.
pc folding japanese fans, lUc.
400 folding japanese fans, pc.
New novelties la rnuzc fans just open.
25c ELK mitts Monday for lbc.
d0c silk mitts Monday for 25c.
zoe silk mitts Monday for 4Oc.
Miits long ~ elbow. black or cream.
55c pure silk gloves. Monday ijc.
Hosiery.
CSC fast black. all sizes childrcn's ribbed
hose for i5c
Sc ladies' fancy or fine rauze hair line
Zoe ladies' fancy Lislc thread, Monday for
Soc
81 ladies' fancy silk thread, Monday for
7jc.
White Goods.
2jc cream. very sheer. India Linen, yard
Wide, for a leader Monday nc.
CSC check NninsOok Monday &c.
TO- plaid India Linen. Monday &C.
i5c lace plaid India Linen, Monday nc.
90 white India Linen, line quality, Mon
DAY sc
nc plaid India Linen, fine quality, Mon.
dny ~.
2ic plaid Null, nnc quality. Monday i2c.
300 Novelties white goods Monday lie.
To-.
2oc brown linen figured Baiistcs, Monday
Oilc.
2Oc oil colori Of Chambry. Monday ojfc.
2lc, perfectly fat colors fine Null, stripes,
Monday T. yards Tor n.
- best and largest lluck Towels, Monday
.i.jl a dozen.
2oc dotted stripe Swiss. Monday iac.
iic spring yard wide sltocn Monday DC.
l2i.c spring, yard wide Saiccn, Monday
&C..
&c spring French saicon, Monday i7i1e.
foc spring choice patterns, French, Mon
day axe
i0c plaid Dress Ginrhans. Monday &c.
t3isc plaid Druss Ginghams. Monday 0ifc.
PC French Novelty Ginghams, Monday
tjsc
~ yard wide figured llatisic Monday 0,Ec.
~ u yard wide pcrcac for waists, Mon
day &c.
9oc yard wide best heavy Pcrcalos, Monday
i0c.
co. buys embroidered back Kid Gloves
worth 55c.
Ooc buys hook Fosters Kid Gloves worth
g.
Caps.
Null Caps Just I'M. a new lot ford Faunt-
leroy Caps arrived this week.
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parasols mud sIIL Umbrellas.

Gold and Silver Cap silk Umbrellas now
at SL3D
$500 and 81 90 Parasols, to close out, ut
sL50.
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1000 Useful Articles on the DC Table.

t'sKruL ARricLrs--Don't eayo the
store without visiting the north aisle
10000 useful articles aud novcltics-all
arranged on tables nj &c, &c and loo.
PAnAsots-Ncw La Tosca and Serge
Umbrellas, 500 marked tomorrow at sl.l0
and S2.47-splcndid values.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19

READrGs or BooKs-Don't forget this
department. Fancy prices for books In
Memphis u a thing Of tho past we made
itso. New Books tomorrow at loo, zoe
and 50c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19

THE J. s. MENKEN COMPANY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19
THE j. S. MENKEN COMPANY

Announce week of sterling bargains,
commencing Monday morning. In every
department the expensive goods, as rule,
are left on hand, the medium and low
priced goods having been sold. We pro-
pose to sell these goods quickly, and, as u
matter OF fact, offer them at the prices OF
lower grades, all of which you can verify
by visiting our store tomorrow or any day
during the week, though, of course, the
sooner the better for you, as you know,
those who come first get the choicest
goods.
Wherever you turn tomorrow in our
vast Emporium, you will find bargains
"ihick as autumnal leaves that strow the
brooks Of Vallambrosa." There are strik-
ing bargains in silks, laces, dress goods,
millinery, parasols, shoes, white goods,
mattings, carpets, ready-made dresses,
wraps and gentlemon's outfits.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19

TIE LouDos.PEwIcK GROCERY co.
ARR SELLING
Hest Creamery nutter nc 25c n Pound.
Frcsh Eggs 95c per dozen.
silver Noon flour $3.50 FER narreI.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-03-21
THE WEEKLY INDEFE IE T.

Published every Sunday, and sent to any adj
dress tpOstage paidJ, at The following rates.
payable in advance:
one year. -.--..-..-....... .S4 w
Six months Observation-Disclosures. 50
For any period under six months, Fifty
ents psr month.
Entered at the Elko, Nevads, Postoft1ce for
transmission through the mails as second
lass mail matter.
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hpeciaI *ci,ooI G:iecIion,

by order of the Board Of Trustees Of
Elko School District It special election
Will be held on Tuesday, April 2, 1889,
for the purpose Of Voting on the propo-
sition to raise 81 .ODO by a special lax Oh
the taxable property Of said district, for
the purpose Of increasing the schoo!
revenues of the district. THIS addi-
tional revrnne is necessary for mnkin..
needed repairs on the school building.
and tn continue the schools for a. longer
period than the ordinary funds will
allow.
Election will be- held ut the cffice of
Litt"n u Hunters Meat Market. he.
tween the hOnrs Of and 5 O'Clock y.
NJ. OF said day. Inspectors: Frank
Ferin d, o. L. Green aud Henry Tabrr,
EIbo, March z, 1889.
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SUBSCRIPTIO RATES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

ouni business principles. Apply at the Uf
Gce for terms.
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nrr,Cr or TUr CrrVEIAND COLTMDTS GIN.
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a. a. g., rarts a. II clos, on SI,nrIJv Arm, . l-sJ
ard r,1rru pr Thrr>lsy, the 10th day u My, lnS9
WIHE J. D. LAYING.
Srcrr,r'y President
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csyn' ssss y sss"-n nsp' n ssS p:
same to Abraham Kaufman, Samo property. yoa',
Csa,,s. Mary. to AaS;sa rasano. Nos s. and sS
Ss:dSci'. Meta tsPstaneo Lyons. Nos ci7 ana eis
purI.nd William 10 Charles EntOu, 7itA.st. West
Ennsye, SeaNs' 40oS S; T uons ,,,,o,,., -. c-,oa
poa RSv t'fpS years. TO s, ?r66o hone ~ o
EnSiS;t, ienS.s to ELIZA Dry.On, $ sth.svc s4ih.
Eirhart Fctd,nNnd to Bank for Savings of NewYOrs
Fisher Nicholas, 10 LconOra GrOyer No Si2 East Ooth-
Yontfam JcGsSne, to Union Dime Saving. In,dtuaOa-
of NcwYch vs. shave ia,3,c, ySs,', "a tlU 4YSsv.
FoI JssSpS, csTollne Mendc'' i'''vo N of
''Gs; aswi. Ef'6i ersa TO VIM Fs, No osoA'rd'
'StGfii GAS JOIN to Hall How. ss'hss of shave
TWrtcneid Samuel to Samuel Rempncr. NJ III A'tOr
ne{f iircy James. to Tlc susnnses and Trust Co.
1a2qs q fars, lac, ysssf s Newman otnuvc of
70 we 1e,I s ssCcS ct a. trustees
msehnssr iS.epA jennie Hum No $50 Ridse'
TT liam Oscar to VIM BseOw, cor l20th
msxs 1sa oio SSs" seC6 Newman cor ssAs
ana , SSSSS Dssn II Sy Lyman, MadI'Onav'
Inonnmsn Simon t, Ross Rice, 1lthavc Of 18th
81. year mOrtsaae; $40 oo9 ,,,, =, a, executor.
'7istst " Of Madt-on.avC, mortgages SeNr'
jSSS6s Elias, to Jennie Marks No "a West o''h'
year Si'o Nr,ham to Edward Donncly. LOWEST
o, I mnTs;orst' : wears $4,000 u, o., Avn
u Kiimartcn Daniel. to Kelly n 2o'h''" VI -"'0'
yeaiS lanes to Louisa Roscnhcmer. l1ohs
OF A y%nn Thcmss to Smith ct. 3sth'' OF 10TH
ave- yra'w fsU to con Saving; BcnH of New
yorR o3d.st Of 1oh,avc. year Sl9sWVj . mort,
same 70 Henry Coz, same properly """'''' HWY
gaze MSy e. GGI@2nuna to Mcw'ni'm ssi't
%Mnjcr Ccmans. to Frances Bumenthal NO @oi East
Mcinn' John to nowery Savings Bank 45th.'t
Of IGthSv" 1, ySRf 70 hS%cry Saving. Bank. No 100
ra To- GScgS blessing No 1ie suTodst
SAM 10 ntc1 States Trust Company same pro-
p"' ncnSG H 1nns to Charles Gakrn 4othst Of
s,h.ov" 5 yrs e mortsl. $500. No a. Modson.st
{ sutton. George semnG lo'ho'NomeT sSd''
sc %%,G' hn T. Frani'n Savings Bank N" 8"
Srih, F-asE. to murray hh Bank i-''''N'' VI
smith phl!r u g orcc T. Hyatt. lOoth's'' o.
%syG d'T orTcc +" Melton Robertson 15othst
W Of Courtland,.avc years 500; ~ w,.h,nr.on
ave shtsa" Of isiG;st yrs $1,000 20, ,,.r-,,.o
samuel Lewis s. to United states I ~ ,ns -
Tot,cn John (c.T re- Y"unS l7h's'' of 9TH
Thomson, Ernest. % Mary Monahan et al NO III
FAST Sd,+t' any; yrs No to s4nv yrs $4,000
W en" 70 jams T" CycnS savings Bank, 1924
ST. " 7th.o,S, year, $1,000 r,,ro,,v 1ooth.s,
Weiss. Ignar1. I. Martin GOcrl. listh.''' ID
aNCyccyy Augusta to Metropolitan Savings Bank,
lso,h.st. " 3iav", year. s.,ouo
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Clry o; Ycw.YorR Financial Department, ComptroI"F'
Oiire Apil -, 1850 |

~ He ANNUAL MEETING Of stockholders Of
Il The Automatic F!'o Alarm and ENtliGg,.nGF T T0w
S.tt On Tu".1av May :. 1889 At T. o'clock noon for
tho lection OF Director, ma three inspectors OF
incti,r Tor the ensuing year. Polls VIII be open from
l2 u o'clock. Ttausfer books VII c'osc ~ SI'url0S
Nav 4 ard ,tnpfn wrIn" >iay. May .. le-o.
H'"'h''"' A'"" ." !: o. RICHARDS. scc-ctnty.
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHFRN H. r. co.
SECOND MORTGAGE BOMBS
~ He HOLDERS Of above bonds who arc
G.srou- Of proh'cnC th"ir inrr'c'S are rr4Grs,rt
I.y aiA sign the ugr"mrn; that has been prepared
b. uHIrIai gu"d. ..,s poocrvrrr
THOMAS DENNY.
J. KENNEDY TOD
X SOMERS HAYES
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Arnold, Elirsbeth u George Arnold. W . willctt.,
ssseonst years, slC43.
ssme 70 peer Arnold property years, 81 .ofs.
S Sr Henry Arnold. same Opcrty years 81 OI3
ycaI a. on 10 Mayer Hahn, 99th:s Of 1oLhavc.
l7tSst MHsnnah 10 Joseph Fox, cor 1staye and
ave ye,t " 70 Terence Jacobson, n 6oth.s, 9th.
nsrnett, Samuel m I,,. r.,. ~, NJ, r.. ,,,,L
st. years % ooo W 'e'a heiZog NO 2if East ii9th-
B,Sme s. :, ch,isise Ebcrspacher. walett.st. N
n cor itI,,nm and wife, TO brooklyn Savings Bank.
10000 u'u Aiehander.sve. months. mortgage
7ul,w hieen 10 Clarence Mitchell, eeth,t
San. .suinents, s275O.
sIo COO. Alexander Crane anne property, s years.
o. 10 Laura Crane. property. instruments.
y yssrs. ssooo " Lew Norton No 10 East 10th
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Cost an6 founo

oST or STOLEN.-Bank book Issued BY the Seaman,
- liank Tor sayinss New'fork to the subscriber, a
LsuSct not found OF returned to the bank Within %
days from this dase. will apply 20 bank kr Q neS
book. JOIiN DOwNEy
| OSr-DanA Book No. So 5oi. Greenwich SaytpQS
=, Hank I3 othaNC:. NewIork city. Payment stoppcA
| OST or STOLEN.-BaEk book les, ed BY SeaIsanI
~ Bank for SaElrgs. Sew-rIrk. = the subscriber.
trustee for Frank Irwin. II not found rturrci % t
tank within 30 DAYS from this date wiz apply y re 5s
Tor book. RICHARD ID. IRWIN. I"
Ncw.York April Is, 1889.
I 0ST.-PassboOk No. SO 000 Issued by the Inst.1
~ t0n for the Savings Of Merchant CLERKS, me hnde
will please return II % the bank 20 Union soaan
I OSr OR STOIEN.-Bnnkbook No. 21SSi5. issued
- the German Savings Bank ia the city o. New,
Dora pCtsCh. All persons cautioned 70 ne6oua3 "
requested " deliver tho book 70 nc psn sosna
l4thsL and 4Sh.arc II not restored on snc Sosn oE
MAY 1850. application will DO made 70 Ne osnx ~
Eew.York MAY l. 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04

We Offer a limited number Of these First Mortgage
Bonds At % and accrued interest retaining the Hight
tire advance the price OF the Bonds without
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GUNNER nrsorie.
AVON IN NJ ,

Application for board this isyorite sels!3e resort
can nUH nc n.aic to SANDMAN s. SMITH, l,SlO
CheHtnutst Philadelphia.
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financial.
DULUTH, SOUTH SHORE AND
ATLANTIC RAIL WAY.
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT. PAYABLE JANUARY
AND JULY. PRINCIPAL DUE 1887.

The entire issue Of these bonds Is limited to FOUR
MILLIONS or DOLLARS, ana they ate secured by
FIRST mortgage upon 800 miles OF completed AMI
equipped road. This II only the rate OF about Ten
Thousand Dollars mile Of road which three
times that amount m money. Thirty Thousand
Dollars per mile 10 build and equip These bonds are
first lien upon Fifteen Hundred Thousand Dollars worth
OF rolling stock. They nlso a first licn upon the
valuable terminal properties and improvements belong
ing the company in Saut Ste Marie St. Ipnacc and
Superior worth over sl.3OO00O. Since the majority
capital stock the company has been purchased
Canadian Pacific RAILROAD $4,000
OOa Of con soldatnd been issued and
Of $500, 900 have expended upon the property
all Of which GOES strengthen the security Of the first
mortgage bonds above mentioned.
The road runs from Duluth along tho south shore OF
lake Superior to Sault Ste. Marie where connection Ia
made with tho Canadian Pacific Railroad. and 70 ST.
IVnacc connecting with the Michigan Central and Penn
sylNauia Railroads.
Tho road earned last year. before construction
entirely she'd nearly whole OF tho interest these
First Mortgage Bonds and the quarter Of the prrscn
year shows large increase Of earnings the
period las, year This road forms tho connecting link
between the Northern Pacific Railroad tho s.. Paul
MINNEAPOLIS and Manitoba Railroad and the Chicago St
Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad on the side
and tho Canadian paciGc Railroad Michigan Central
Railroad nni the Pennsylvania Railroad tho other.
The Company hauis over 1,OO0,0O0 tons OF iron
during season. and extensive docks and the
most modern machinery for handling ores and coal
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HOTEL Motherhood,

NETHERWOOD, y. j.,
OPENS NAY lST
IS minutes from the foot o; LiO"rtySt., Cent. T. II Q!
~ J.; 80 trains daily; elegant brick stInctnre all
modern coivenepccS FRANK Il. Mlll.EE
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Dnblic Notiee.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
TWELFTH WARD

Public notice "a hereby given tl,, the Commissioners =
Sinking Fund OF the ClLy of New.fok Will orer fo1
ale AT public auction Tuos lay, the Tn day OF May,
1880 al noon NJ Real Es'ae ENchaugc and Auction
Room Iimitad) Nos 80 Gj Liberty street. certain unims
PROV lo, OF land bronging g. -. corpIrl. OF the CIV
Twelfth Ward Of SIii city, tho llnS
II the Ola C~o,on Water AQuetuCt, e. VIII: -
Two lots south side Mint. ninth street, Block No. 10aa
Ward Nos % feet front ana LOO feet IL uchal
deep.
Block No 1927 wa!d Nos 81 s. each % fee, aud
Two iot. north SD one Hundred and First street
Block 1928 wards Nos 81 90 each IS feet and
100 feet II inches deep
Two lots south sid, One Hundred and Second street.
Plock No. O2s Ward Nos 81 49, each 25 mont and
100 feet II inches deep.
Two lots, north side Ono Hunir,i sud Second street
Rock No. 1929 Ward Nos -, 2S rs foot trout and
100 fee, IL inches deep.
For terms NJ sale a.. the City Record,
LhOgraphe Maps Of said real estate may be had q, ,hs
Comptrollrrs Ofre, Stewart building. No go Broadway
otter April 4, 1889. THEO w MYERS
Comptroller.
CITY OF NEW: YORK., FINANCE DEPARTMENT, ,
CONPTROLLERS OFFICE Apri % 1880 I
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MANBANsET HOUSE

cottages Shelter ISLAND, L. J.. n. y TIE NCw.loik
open daily, to Ia. where application: for
rooms and cottages Will Be received = nd ft pamphlet
HENRY ). MOWER formerly Of GilSey House. Manager
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Gfrurs,pns.


n HEAP BxCURsIoNs TO CALIFORNIA,
OREGON leave New;lotk May and o. and Juno and
IL. A. PHILLIPS ( CO., 317 broadway
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ORMERETUCK iNN,

South windham. Conn. TITS hotel, buit the OBJ
Mountain commands magnificent View of The
Shetgcnet valley anil mountains = We.t'rn
Excellent brook trout black lass fishing. lutc!
strictly hr,t.Cass Only l2 hours from Boston aud
hours from Sew-YOrk EXPIRES, tIRus from nil points.
Apply 10 A. j. FORBES. Monagcr South Wlndhsm Conn.
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Urn Sooos

II OK FINE GLOVES Fashionable Ladies 60
10 JAMES. IS West 3oth.st whore tho very best
makes are sold 1t most reasonable pees also rorset.
syaerc, the finest imported from 81 10 up
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COOPERSTOWN, OTSEGO LAKE, N. 7.

Superior accommodations OF reasonable prices No hay
fever malaria: MOSQUITOES New train from New.
York. Address s. t. CRITTENDEN. Proprietor,
Also manager "Prnce.. hnrc," Virginia Beach, Va