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One Of Geo. Hume's boats capsized
at Sand Island yesterday. The men
and boat were saved. So far this sea.
son, there has been no fatality, which
is a matter of congratulation.
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END OF LIES MYSTERY.



David Cousins man well known
here and in Knappa, was found dead
Yesterday morning at his room In the
Astor House having expired of heart
disease.
The manner of his death was SC
manifest that the coroner deemed 1t
unnecessary to hold an inquest.
Deceased had resided here for some
time. He was about so years of age
and was supposed to be single man.
In his room was picked up the fol-
lowing letter which throws a ray OF
light on a part of his former history:
DAUGHTERS APPEAL.
CHICAGO, Jan. 16, 1888.
Mr.. COUSINS:
If there is one spark OF a man about
YOU, do try to do something towards
supporting your wife and child. As
for me, am old enough to support
myself, but l find there is no work
which l can do that will support us
all. Ma has worked for the last seven
years which you know Of and now that
she is not able to do it, L think you
should try to do.what is right. am
sure your conscience tells you what to
do, and know that by this time you
know the difference of a good home
and hotel. I have come to the stage
of life to know that your place is with
us, not that l am talking or writing
for myself, for, as l wrote you before
shall never seek to own you as q
father. You know yourself it Is i'm.
possible for me to know the comfort
of father, as was mere girl when
you left Chicago. When / see other
girls and their fathers 1 often think,
would my father have been like that:
what comfort he would be if he were
You must not be like other men OF
you could not have stayed away from
your home without sending some sup
port. I think If you do not intend to
come home and try to comfort your
family in your older days you should
try and send them some support. You
should know yourself that hard work
soon plays q person out, and 1 know
my mother has had her share of it. L
expect to get married and l sincerely
hope my husband does not treat me as
you (my father treated my mother
That letter you wrote denying your
relationship to me will have to read
more proof than what it did before ]
believe it. l think you have masque-
raded long enough and that by youl
own conscience you will do what il
right. l am sorry to write such q let
ter as this, but when L see my poor
mother worrying herself to death l
cannot help telling you my opinion OF
you. I know you are doing wrong il
this letter does not satisfy me or you
do not answer it, I shall find other
means of shaming you into what is
right. l remain, your daughter,
EMILY COUSINS,
6S2 w. Polk ST., Chicago, Ill.
He left little of value besides a note
for S400, signed by resident of this
city.
About a year ago he asked a friend
of his in case of death to see that he
was buried at Knappa. In accord
ance with this request the remains
will be given interment at Knappa
| tomorrow.
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The fact that railroad journals are
beginning to come to The Historian
Office marked "please X" would indi-
cate that railroad men are turning
their attention somewhat to Astoria.
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Cuticura Remedies

Cure every species of sgonizing, humiliating,
itching. burning, scaly, and pimply diseases
Of the skin. scalp. and blood, with loss of hair,
from pimrles to scrofula, except possibly
ichthyosis.
SOAP. 25c. REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by
tnh POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COR
PoRATION, Boston.
B%Send for" How to Cure Skin Diseases" )"
6i pages, so illustrations, and loo testimonials
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-06-01

New potatoes are crowding out the
old Strawberries have got so low
that man who only earns S12 or S14
a. day can buy a box. California cher
ries are still held at top figures.
Peaches, green, hard and sour, are in
the market. 1t costs ten cents to look
at one. Fruit men say this will be q
big year here for fruit of all kinds.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-06-01

Before Justice May yesterday ap-
peared Henry Pierce, the man who
tried to steal P. J. McGowan's boat.
He was held in the sum of S400 to ap-
pear before the next grand jury.
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The Walla Walla Journal thinks it
is very singular that nearly every
week "some one comes to Walla
Walla to start a chicken ranch, and
then drift into something else"
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The survey for lighthouse at Nc
Kenzie's head is about completed.
Coasters say that a light there can be
seen far better to the north'ard than
at Cape Hancock.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
should always be used for children
teething. 1t soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
eholic, and is the best remedy for diar-
rhGa. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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Visitors from Clatsop say that the
grass there was never so high before
at this time of year, and that every
body is happy thereat
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CIR. F.P. U. Meeting Notice.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Columbia River fisherman's Protective
Union will be held at Liberty Hall, at
Z 80 P. NJ. on Saturday, June 1st, 1889.
a. SEAFELDT,
ALEX. SUTTON, President.
Secretary.
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LudlOw's Ladies' $500 Fine Shoes
also Flexible Hand turned French Kids,
at z. j. GoGDMAN's.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-06-01

Portland is going to have fireworks
on the river, too, on July 4th.
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The British bark Earl of DulTaCe1l
cleared for Queenstown yesterday, car
rying 77.416 bus. wheat, worth $58, ,462.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-06-01

The latest style of Gents Boots and
Shoes at Il. j. GOODMAN'5.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-06-01

A company of infantry from "the
bloody 14th," is shortly expected at
Ft. Candy from Vancouver.
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The Westport mill started up last
Tuesday for steady summers run.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-06-01

The Historian guarantees to its adver-
risers the largest circulation of any newspa-
per published on the Columbia river.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-06-01

When you want Stove or Range
call on John A. Montgomery.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-06-01

Coffee and cake, ten cents, at the
Central Restaurant.
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DIMPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chap
lltiped, and oily skin prevented by CUTI-
CURA SOAP.
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y WEAK. PAINFUL BACKS.

S5E4A Kidneys and Uterine Pains and
H%Ni Weaknesses, relieved in one minute
WSby the Cuticura Anti-Patn
uHb Plaster, the first and only pain
killing plaster. New instantaneous, infal-
lihle, l25 cents.
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skin Disease @ Years Cured.

am thankful to say that I have used the
CUTIcURA REMEDIES for about eight months
with great success, and consider myself en-
tirely cured of salt rheum, from which have
suffered for six years. tried q number Of
medicines and two Of the best doctors in the
country, but found nothing that would effect
8 cure until used your remedies.
MRS A. McCLAFLIN, Morette, Mo.
The Worst Case ofSCr0fula Cured.
We have been selling your CUTIcUIA RKNR-
DIES for years, and have the first complaint
yet TO receive from purchaser. One Of the
worst cases of Serofnla / ever saw was cured
by the use Of five bottles Of CUTIcURA RE
SOLVENT, CUTICURA, and CUTICURA SOAP.
TAYLOR i TAYLOR, Druggists.
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Go to JeR's for Oysters,
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I have used the CUTIcURA REMEDIES with
the best results. /. used two bottles Of the
CUTIcURA REsoLvEsT, three boxes Of CUTICu-
RA, and one cake Of CUTIcURA SOAR, and am
cured of terrible skin and scalp disease
known as psoriasis. had it for eight years
1t would get better and worse at times.
Sometimes my head would be q solid scab
and was at the time / began the use Of the
with scabs from nv elbows 10 shoulders NV
breast was almost one solid scab. and my
back covered with sores varying in size from
a penny to a dollar. had dectored with all
the best doctors with no relief, and used many
different medicines without effect. My case
BILE, but it began to heal from the first appli-
cation ofCurIcURa. ARCHER RUSSELL,
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Cheaper than ever, at John A. Mont
Romery's.
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Labor Day.
Who celebrates it!
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Wefnhard's Beer.
Stoves and Ran,

And Free Lunch at the Telephone Sa
loon, 8 cents.
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Tender, Juicy steak at Jeff's.
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PIMfLES TO SCROFULA.
A Positive Cure for Every Skin,
Scalp and Blood Disease ex-
eept lehthyOsIs.

Psoriasis 8 years. Head. arms. nd
breast q solid seab. Rack covered
with sores Best doctors and med
fcines fail. Cured by Cuticura
Remedies at cost of SS,zS.
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Terms 0fSubserlptiol

served by Carrier, per week Is cts
Sent by Mail, per month................... sc cts
one year...-...................S7O0 90
Free Of postage to subscribers.
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ISSUED EVERY MORNING.
(Monday excepted.N
J. z. HALLORAN & COMPANY,
Publishers and Froprietors,
AsToRIAS BUILDING, CAss STREET,
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Publishers and Proprietors,
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

q " cor MsdiSon.svo and ISS!hst years. $4,000
v s5aSds do MONTHS $1,000 ''0-''
DIcekpsnn Eredeaftiek T 70 hs1y oDit4' Irving
bs@S 20 kings County ssyj6Ss Insasu'iOu' ssme prop
Dross Henry, 2 executors Of James Brown, .
peneth. Bsrgiet to Tndiew VII TO- No s4s 'td'avS
bSsasn' George. 70 Thomas Falls. 9 s1st-s, n e
wsss soS.t. years, sl4, 500. ., $500. T,,-,,,,
s seSPs A Ne: Us 'a and 80 East ss
rssd SsSss to Newman cOwsn. No rs s0srsG-'t
faai psyS g siesnuna s sg S6y cor haAAse
:. Trssisaberser John 5 % Frsnklin Savings Bank
si S;ssssy q ss Ss'ys h. Sss fsss s.
~. No.. : "a sh'" Rock si''' of i''
tSy:$ Mary Andrew Si ss and smother s'tA'
keliy yosa' . pssisi y oonnSi lAth'ss " Of %.
keen. Wilma 70 bernard Calm ana another No IasS
Isiy Msissrot. % Charles smmA IT, n . is2d'ss. W
fssssS.. JON; 6craaA. wsSsl' 7''h-'t of
nvnastss' Susan 70 metropolitan TTus. Company Of
EeyYeh Sthayo, Of 2sts'h yess5n s,, s111OO o,
P,ya e LSss SSne sSsSoc 0'n''A' VI
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Ss6aisS, g Jazz. e Rc6srt DSfs:s III 1s7tA-'t
as %9 % q r Sasxs coSS Ss Savings ana
.sse zs'sssiSS IsSsS'ss :. 81 ioi No ESQ, year
ave q ssssisSn.st Years, x 900.
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p ALMER'S THEATRE. SPECIAL.
l. GRAND MATINEE RAJ At 10 THURSDAY NEXT
s$SE Of sSkTs 5ESIys F9ESPtY $69kSfSNSc %f
THE Sz 2G2EEFKfFG6 SN9EG 65REErEss:
HR RNF EEREE the aD 49sFSGS 81 25G M2E
ME Mi IEE PAtNG 6S vii p as @
elaborate scenery, superb costumes original music and
s ss 1oS " s jas w. %oRRY under the man.
Hos.snse Elmer PaanO knoTH 70 s2csty 4s
Leopold sylvia BnfaSa, advonturoE and man q
Arthur MorSn young stock SioEsSii row
Acsaoq Sydney Stubs s:,,. ssSsnsa .; lsi'HIs
Allan MoAllan, NJ. D., RNy.i,jsa I'd fio;SDhsTE
Judge Van Cortland ornament q t5p bench vrnr
e. n2S PsT q ioc ssyoSd 10 5S h G9 Of WERE
DeSS:Sa ~ osy:a e. KIN sSd k TEt5RRR
Mrs Van Cortland wife Of the Judge and 0"f'''
Emily Van Cortland. he; $500
Mary Dawson companion and attendant e he
4, Countess ;................"..Miss Isle LEIGH
Xe: I6n DC Hudson The Insult D'N''
At me TT TAa cSpsen
Act Iv-BOua Ha.t p the Countess An Inter.
8 TAR THEATRE. Broadway, cor. 1 3th-St.
~ hATTNEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
FIRST APPEARANCE IN NETWORK
Of the young Coincidence,
ULLIE AKERSTROM,
IN her successful comedy drama
ANNETTE THE DANCING GIRL.
PRICES, 26e. SOC, T5c. AND 81.
9 TAR THEATRE. SPECIAL.
T&HHEEsPAF fAFEdHRSa29EE nay a ID Ia j sSe
LoUIs DoWN'To~yS SABBATH AND DAILY
PROGRAMME.
Music by the Orehe,tra o. the star Theatre. Mr.. H.
l. Nj GCsTAyE AMBERG'S COMPANY In the one.act
farce, by Frank. entitled
"NUR ZWEI GLAFSCHEN."
tBy kind Dernlssion Of Mr. Gustaye Amberg)
CHARACTERS:
LorfsE dcsson Fiaa...F HiERRMGNN
L0VE soS Iiensr fMiGNEp
- HERR MAX NLvARY.
- MISS HELEN MAR.
,. ''Thc Girls az the School .....-
MR. FREDERICK SOLOMON.
SONY Kind permission OF Mr. Rudolph Aron'onI ,...,
Miss ISABELLE URqUHART. '''''''''1
Dy kind pSrR'' s,', q Mr. Rudolph AfCHspn
o SONGS Meme LeS ist Gran bEfHSs
HERE MAX KLyiRY - ''''-'
T. THE oNE-ACT SKETCH tAs prosented st the Lyeeum
EDITHh5 BURGLAR,
BY Gus Thomas
Presented By kind permission q Smyth and Matthews)
F4gt sEEToX. Yr. NELSON %HEATcR6ET
ny tSe courtesy q Manager Daniel Froimani
= TH-AVE. THEATRE, 28th-st.. Broadway.
- Evenings hs Matinee Saturday a2
MINNIE N'' ~ N ny BROTHERS,
PALMER IN SISTER
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PROSPECT HOUSE,

SYACK ONT HE-UU DSON. -.
OPENS MAY - House and location unsurpassed -
80 ay,,a no ,tycr ] PORTER
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Countrp propertn FOR Sale ano Go Get
Apartment 6onses.

A BEAUTIFULLY and completely furnished eorneI
~ apartment the brow 81 Murray Hl can be rented
for the months at the rate Of s70 month ma
southern exposure and consists OF parOf bod
room bathroom, closet and private hall, great bargain
Address J. u. WATSON. II East 3Sthst.
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giip ;1ropertp Go fei.

A LAEoE sunbss OF arst lofts some very desirable.
- tt rutland WHITING,
BeekmaAst
A LARGE gsIoFy oniAng Oh BeeGInan,st. 70 lei
- RuLAND a WHITING. Beeknan.st
7RTH.Br, no IFS WEST bstwesn eth ana I0th syes
f.ssus. decorated. 4stofy and billiard room
Ass iisss sass sha SsSs % ~ ,isss
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L0NGPQRT, N. j.
oeWERETUCK INN,

South wlndbam Conn. THIS hotel, built on the OBJ
webetuck Mountain. commands magnificent view OF th'
shetuekst Valley and mountains OF Western
strictly nfsclass Only l.2 hours from Boston and
hours from New.York Express trains from oil points
Apply % A. j. FORBES, Manage South WIndham. Conn
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Cost an0 SonH6

r osT or SToLEN.-Bonk book No. 2l9.053, issued by
i. me German Savings Rank In the city New-York
to Arthur Evans all persons cautioned negotiate
ghe sme requested 10 deliver the book the bank
corner 14th-s and 4thnye II not restored the 23Lh
day OF MAY. 1889, application will be made to the bank
for u duplicate.
OST OR STOLEN. book lssued by the Seaman's
u Bank Savings New YORK. TO the subscriber IL not
found or returned tho Bank within 90 days from this
date, win apply 70 tho Hank for new book
NewYork. May 10, 1883. GEO. w, EMORY.
I OST STOLEN.-Pass, Book No. 1874 Of tho
H. Citizens Savings Bank All persons are cautioned
against purchasing or negotiating the Appca.
ton VIII be made to the Bank for a book the
22d day OF May, 1880.
r OST. -Bank.book No 149 0s7 on Dry Dock Savings
IL Bank. Any person having claims upon said book is
called upon TO present the 20 the bank within 80
days, the said book win 10 declared cancelled and
sxLnguished, and issued In lieu thereof
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lSSS. G2IlbJ.Dl aolUjO'lS @7o'loSA1 DlZA
IA After May 1. l24 miles.
90 After July /. 1Sl miles.
Tho Increase In operating expenses for 1883 due
10 tho abnorrsy high price OF COAL ~ high as Ella
ton having oeou paid
A. the net earnings for the 1888. as given above.
aro based or one hundred aud thirty $500 miles It is the
opinion officers OF tho trade ani transportation do.
psrnsns and myself that the net earnings based on 100
miles opening - does thirty so miles OF new territory
and valuable lumber country. will certainly EQUAL and
PROBABLY FNCEED $4,000 while the total inter.
ost charge &. 100000 per annum
The authorized and Issued shares capital OF the company
I. sB,OOO.OOO.
The company has no floating debt.
The organization Of the company and all legal steps
have been under tho advice OF MessIs WILSON
WILSON COUNSEL, SAN FRANCISCO. and Messrs.
EvARTS CHoATE BEAMAN. COUNSEL. in Now
YORK .....,,,-, ,.,,.
TIIos. MELLER.sH. Secretary.
Referring to the above official statement the UNDER
signed now beg offer $4,000, 900 OF the Bonds at
100 and interest
will be received from Monday, May IL,
until "wednesday, the 18th, at r. VI.
Allotment will be made upon close Of subscription.
The reserved to reject proposals TO reduce
the nurount 70 be awarded hereunder, TO close the
ptIons, or to advance the price mt ANY TINE
without prrV ious notice.
4 simultaneous Issue il being mndeby
mo.".. Gebrueder Bethmann,
me..r. Won Erlanger & Soehne,
In Frankfort on- the Main
Application hn. been mnds to list these bonds on the
New York stock Exchange.
WE RECOMMEND THESE BONDS As SAFE
AND DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.
PARTICULARS on APPLICATION
| iDENBURG, THALMANN & CO.,
80 wALL-ST.
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SO, 600, 600.
First Mortgage S Per Cent.
80 Year Gold Bonds
OF TIKI
SAN FRANCISCO
AND
NORTH PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
DUE JAN. l. 1919.
TRUSTEE:
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW.
YORK.
Coupons payable lat Of January and LIST Of July in New
York City or In Frankiorl-on. the Main.
Coupon bonds Of 81 900 each 20 bearer
o privilege Of Registration Of principal and interest
These Bonds arc entitled the benefit OF Sinking
Fund OF $4,000 per nnnurn, to he applied TO
the purchase IN the market Of bonds at
or below 40 and Interest.

Tho above bonds are part Of issue Of S4,0O0,OOO
First Mortgage Bonds outstanding, which arc a
first lien $50 miles Of constructed road. including
equipment and franchises. issued at the rate OF
S21. 900 per mile Of main track.
All the bonds secured alike by mortgage executed
TO tho Mercantile Trust Company Of Ncw.ioFk City. -
Trustee covering the railroad and extensions above men
toned terminals equipment, steamers and all franchises
The San Francisco North Pacific Railway Is situated
the Of California. running through the important
counties OF Marin Sonoma and Mcndoctno, and tra7erses
this rich and fertile country from san Francisco north
TO Uklah, distance OF about 100 miles. including al
branches now constructed.
Connection is made by the Company's own steamers
about miles, between tho city Of san Francisco and
Tiburon where the owns valuable terminal
facilities.
Tho properties are all IN good physical condition.
The following statement OF the result Of operating
-. -. ln.t M,-nr
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REAL ESTATE.
pr1srSES AT THE EXCHANGE

BUSINESS Al The EACHANUb
croud Of bidders surrounded tho stand of james
=, walls yesterday In anticipation Of his Offering TOT
n, eos lots in Pnnett and Arthur sts., Fleetwood,
Ss-oroc burnside and Morris ayes. belonging to the
punnctt estate. The property was advertised Tor
s.,s with guaranteed titles. On the instruction OF
roraham Morris, the attorney, Mr.. Wells announced
a., NJ. property was withdrawn from public sale
having Just been sold at private sSnsOs l.. .sas he
property sold to Henry h. Phillips, OF PIsuipeio
N Hsrnest & Co. sold three lots IN west Eighty
errtst between Tenth-avo. and the Grand BouleVaru
Gar a. 600 each, 20 W. j. Cole. Brown IcVln nsS
SSrnwHstone dwelling on lot a0xloO. 1t sold 70
;rasf for 800. j. Thomas stearns omefed ton IN
W. s5Tioo It sold to james Barry seo5 Another
lot in Washington 25xl2i brought siocoration
E Sass James l. wells srH will sea- the on C. L. Cam
mann estate at Kngs6ridge' In the t"'H"
Ward. .....,.r ~. ,o,ow,nr property
was offered for sale four story hi stoop Ts"t
stone dwelling, lsX58Xlo2 in seventy SD hck sta
OF ~ West F,rSteentSst between sixth and Seventh
ayes, 1sxsee at $4,000, ana nVesT WSst one-hun.
mea. ftk ST., near soventhave 'o1s01
100, at 100000.
New.York. Monday, May 1S 1883.
The following sales were held at the l1A'AN"e"
Auction Room to-day:
300
8e7 1l2th.s n c corner OF $3.50 70 s Sy9 a00
plot 6e.6x1ooll; Francis NJ JeDcHs e'S'
BY Brown & Leviness' -. ,-., .
/ tour-story dwelling. with let 70 S.a a. AS 300
"a a. q OF Sthaye, lot 20x1o05i W "I~~' S'
nv ]. Thomas stearnS
lot 6 washington:a ave- %O'A ~ . -
about LOO Sass 81, 335 90 ., ,r n, washinrtou. ave
l lot East 1S4th.sy fe'o 10 -
25xl00; James Barry, 1905
nv Richard v. Harnett Co.
aSsS IS SSS !l2 S ss' @
lots west S1stst 100 ~ OF io1n's'e' -"A
lo2 2 each; w Cole, s2osoo
ny william Kennedy Brother
rhree-sory buldng Win pC e,S oI tsaG no 1ooSS
Daeie 20 PbSndRSs With plot OF land Nos 1887 and
aSo Broadway running through TO ISO2 ana ooD ON
za,c =, Gwelling with lot No BOZ West 2Sth.st and
hu'ISDgS with plot land, lothave, corner OF
ioSth.sf was Withdrawn.
BY James L. Wells.
Sale ot stable with lot No 944 East 17th'st " Of
1st-sye was adjourned to May 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-14
Rlnslral Instruments.


A NUMBER Of slightly used grand, upriglhrs
"A and square pianos Of our make, which were
selected and used by tho artists Of the MstTopess h.
HOUSE company during tho past opera ssa Sssss
sold q liberal reduction from our regular p'o'''
NM KNABE & co.
METHODIST HOOK coECERS BUILDiaa
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