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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

The following appeared In the editorial
columns of the Free Press this morning.
Mr.. Edward Addicks, q Claymont, Is
one OF the lat ct pirsnss for Senatorial
honors, and with the hne tecord which he
has IS man Of honor, enterprise and
public spirit, be will provo q formidable
adversary TO many OF the Candidates who
have been earlier 10 the ieid. He IL
son OF John II. AddinAils for 40 many
years chairman OF the Board or Health n
Philadelphia. Possessed OF admirable
business capacity, he has, with only his
brains as capital, made himse mil
lionaire. In Philadelphia, which was the
sceno Of his earlier business ventures, he
has erected over SO dwelling houses, de-
signed tor the accommodation OF work
ingmrn and their families
1t is due 70 such men ~ Mr.. Addicks
that Phlssdelphia owes the proud distinc-
tion Of being called the city Of homes" !"
Eleven years ago Mr. Addicks removed
to Delaware and the same energy, publ
spirit aud progressiyeness which charac
terized him In Philadelphia has marked
his career here. Men OF his calibre are
an advantage TO any community keyond
estimate. Il 10 not surprising that those
who know him best believe that he should
A"Ns ha1 SPheAo VI unufhAuodG GuibikCu
BY being sent 10 the U. 8. Senate. He is
a man of the day, alive TO all the ques-
tlons that affect the material weifare o
cur STATE, unuring and capable, and
would not fail with his strong personality
to make his mark IN the political work as
he hss heretofore dons IN the commercial,
should tie opportunity be afforded him.
Are We TO Have Asotnsr Way
. Some political prophets aver that we
shall Be that as ID may, the battle
waged by medical science against dis
ease will never cease until we arrive at
that utopian epoch when the human
fanny shall cease to be afflicted W tn
bodily ailments One OF the most petent
weapons which the armory o. medicine
furnishes Ia Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which is OF special utili as a family
remedy, as It 10 adapted 70 the Immediate
relief and ultimate cure Of those disor-
deTs OF the stomach, liver aud bowels
which are Of ccmmonest occurrence In.
digestion, billousness and constipation
are insepsrable companions, aud these
ailments are completely erndicated by the
Bitterr. But ths remedial scope Of this
superiatively wholesome and genial medi-
cine takes in also nervous ailments, rheu-
mat'sm and kidney troubles; its action In
these, as In the other complaints, being
by unequaled thorough
ness.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

to our city wanting first-class photo
graphs, call on Cummings, 302 Market
street. His cabinets are $500 per
dozen.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

NJ each committee is to keep recor
vi. of the attendance of members - sno ~ = !
mittees. and proportionate amour. Us -
ibe deducted for every faiuIe ~ ~ssr1I m
&c Council or q committee meeung. -.
mi was referred to the Law Commite.
With instructions to fill the pianAs ~
wort by next meeting Of Council. :,
re- bill Of DR.. L. II. bravo Tor soms = Z
~ RI 4 >rofessional services IN attenui !,
AN M at the police station mn1 Mh ,
ear y&> y the Police Committee, Witn
nat,entS r&M Mte have DIR. Dfavo mees
ierred ~ next Wednesday evening.
structlons~ "a <5cation from tne po +,
co,a 49, NJ A>-<& issoners announcing =.
a conTSnnS 6!< y Apded $40, 900 OF the SUPP
Water ComLa I&Kn1S
they had expe. A o,,rn Council WI
filed. ~mn%[<So W eis'so
into int. the nomination al n KFahey for
city vaccine physicians. s.~M~K &A>sd and
Mr. Quinn nominated b., "&z II
tie First district, Dr. j. u Az
Second, DR.. W. P. Miller ThNTH y x$&
M. j. Hughes tor the Fourth. y;
On motion of Mr.. Moore ~
cast the vote OF Council VE NN|
Mr.. Dillin smarting under the defel - -.
OF his ordnarce regulating vaccinatlona,vJ -
got member to withdraw q motion to NE,
adjourn until he sent to the clerks desk ,sa
the following resolution, which was -,-
read: fCHE
Resolved, That the Police Committee y OF
be empowered TO employ physician for aireete nee
service at the City Hall, the expense not Tenth
to exceed 81 per visit" wiimir
move the adoption Of the resolution,
and call for the yeas and nays, said Mr.
Dnlin. r,.z
President Farra hesitated to put the ~
motion, members looked astonshed ct
each other until Mr.. Beale let Council
out of dilemma by moving that con- The r
slderation of the resolution be postponed ALI I
one week, which motion prevailed and Lne on,,,s 5s
Council then adjourned. Beeii
The following bills were ordered paid: OF Elev
n y a,,ith &c 90 yvulian, Taonar5 bard st
=, 80 ~ Sisn, 80, ".an Aeoue,u' from Il
bioOi PatI1ck Dugan, t9O; James NC seuthe
Bride Sl03 80. ] e. Johnson Sl03 33.M. . cern
r. Ksogh, $20S. .33. tbarce nblrcn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

The sol,ewins described rsnl e..- 4
Al tbss esEs.,n icy yIsssx yIs..ssx.s3 ss Esx d. \
situate n gnf,tdt,snd ~ end dc5cfiS11 = f1l,x3@
e1ansB ~sts Besinnins y ee;at <S,s.sSes Ss 49, & 4
side Of Brown street - ~ k..331< N ~ 1II
wss,s5'kk stsssf kroyn own street u laI1 s.< ~ ~
parallel win ~ 3'snS 3X'.ssns 4 y*osshi177 ~
poast psssthseriy s'fi side the5cof q 5a<ss .
srly parallel sifs ss u S1e = 1,s' a. 5l1<1l
viii erospm ! sjrst'' E 's'ss 1asrqs qssr:s< q ~ g
corner @ thence scnthe<iy L.5s3f1' 49, Va 81 I15@
street iz2 fsst g }ns AZ sssststly y 90
pjace of beEinulnE Be tns
VA :sfs yas y sssssss. s.; = i 2: zs
bis wife. and : s1 AVN W. n 2LLfr. snszI1:
stass onlces WilminkteH' y
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
An Enormous BusineSs.

-. 20 80, - ror trodo ,s co,.
''',..,,I -. 7.ho r~,,.ar Ciotb;rg CON.
ooi.,,,' - ~ ilC e ,,s ''Cd Tbo ,,or;nr
p',-y - - ,,eo,-.ol 80 -,
eao,ln - VIZ ,lI do,. - T6o cb;of ottrac-
-. C - 49, - ~ -, -,
'l1'i' - 49,, -. oao,, -
a'''D l' - - - |,-r,.'t
D'l - ~ :, f. 80 20
~ 49, "a q - - tbe
'T",.or 1;' ,.~stor'jev affcrnno, dnrnq one
-,-t ~ 49,. 49,.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

Tom Connors, the Milwaukee athlete,
O. IN the city.
Prof. Colwell's musical occurs tomor-
row evening.
The Lagrave-street Reformed church
elects officers today.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Worfel ls con-
fined 10 the house 10y illness.
The students are home from the Cnl-
versity for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Several hunting parties went North
over the q. X. 4 ]. Tor a thanksgiving
hunt.
The meeting Of the Board Of FIRE and
Police Commissioners viii be held TINS
week on Friday afternoon.
The department was called out 81
1870 Yesterday morning 10y burning
chimney al PSI West Leonard-st.
The courts were all adjourned early
Yesterday afternoon 10 allow the jurors
an. opportunity 0gcthometor lhanks-
giving.
Some Of the young men on the West
SIDE are thinking ot building an joe
skating rink on shawmut-avo., west oi
Stralght-st.
There was a large attendance oi old
residents and others al the funeral Of
the late Charles A. Rice yesterday
afternoon.
Grand River Lodge No. 81. +. 4 A.
NJ. Will hold a SPECIAL communication
on Saturday evening for work on the
third degree.
B.F. smith, Of Alabaster, denies the
report published IN Grand Rapids -
the effect that the plaster syndicate had
purchased his property al Alabaster.
Lieutenant KRONER, Of the Grand
/ RAPIDS Guards, has rendered his resg-
nation. owing 10 business demands
which interfere with the duties Of the
place.
The Grand Rapids Guards VIII have
| another shoot today, weather permit
/ ting. al the Werlich farm, for the gold
medal at present worn by 3. 4. kich-
mond.
The Farmers Club VIII meet the
second Tuesday in December and con-
/ tinue the discussion of the question Of
tolls exactcd by the millers for custom
| grinding.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Richard
| son. whose death occurred saturday,
was held Yesterday afternoon at the
rcsidencco of her son. Rev.W. !. Richard
1 son. 226 Rsnsom-st.
Doric Lodge No. 342. 7. 4 A. NJ, WI
| mold a Thanksgiving SPECIAL commum-
/ cation for work on tho third degree.
The meeting Will be held on Friday
evening. and after the work is finished
a grand banquet, such as D0ric lodge
well knows how % c.yc, VIII bc served
/ 10 those present
The Grand Rapids newspapers call
for an ambulance. At present. q IS
better 20 be drunk than injured in tlat
CITY. The same vehicle Is used - eo
| the carving and the drunk gets 0ui
first. Al injured fireman was carried
home tho other ngat lying on tnf
bottom Of police hanoy-wsgon-ir ro'
Pross.
In the Official proceedings q tie
1 Common Council. s. printed yesterday
morning. the word commemorative was
made - read communication. Ih'
fiil stake occurred in the letter oi Mayor
Kilean. officially announcing the death
of james =. Gullf0rd. and % one ioi
winch the prooi-reader - entirely g
] ht4rrr
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

NoFrov-D. T. Mcneil. Kok0ma, Ind
JR. Crosby. Detroit. IS. 7 saunders
Chirago. p. Ward. Nev YORK " h.
Heath. Ionis, c. G. tlsworth, 'fen-
vile.
Sv-rrr'a-Fd. Dolan. Lansing a ~
Goo1ricb. 81 vaukee. A .DIfFs1slf,
Crrsve. Pen Naspfr lonia ~ ilooi-
.dre. Ir.. Gales6Drg ill-5 ". H. bfon-
SON. s. Johns.
rterr- warner Gilbert -. Paul.
rau,os prwr. MuskeEon. q. Water-
h-rv iona. -. s.. Corvn. Detroit. A.
p Perkins. rogDersv Geo. AndE-
sen. ClaVe and.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
Prepnred For Thanksgiving.

No one passed +. j. Dettenthaler's
place of business yesterday but what
gazed longingly at the tempting and
delicious array of game, fish, etc, that
were on display. Mr.. Dettcnthalcr has
secured a choice lot of meats. etc, for
Thanksgiving. Rare game of all kinds,
and full assortment OF fish are ar
ranged IN most tempting manner.
Plump oysters, the best 10 be found IN
the city, are received daily. Those OF
YOU that intend selecting Thanksgiving
dinner today are advised 10 call al Dct-
tenthaler's, as at this place almost any
thing that heart desires can be found.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

SrPERloR- Haa. p 4 Bwae7anr.
iudge-Iames "A Brown rs. lne tty
of GRAND Rapids Ia chancsg tI.@l
resumed
ClRcsrr- Hon. ~ q Bwa. presiding
Judge -Ooo. Thompson ts. the J.. g.. a
~ :. Railroad Company tr.ai resanled.
Hos. Wa. y Grate, ludEe-helry al.
Anderson. et al Sc. labora =. Baker "a
al, cAanccrYs on ulaL
UNrEn srAFfs-Hoa- n . Smf-s,
district judge-lhe United States ss-
Walter T. keld, on t-aL Molon 1o
take case from the jury aenleJ. John
~. Stewart ct al. ys. Henry u Apnels
Audu0rAieneTal ot the state 81 MNhi-
gan; order 0i distribution entered.
PoIIcE- Hoa. JOAN Halaes, police judge
Thomas Roberts, drunk s3.S5. Byron
Ford, drunk. Sl9.g0. Frank feeE. as-
sault and battery; $500. I'D NclcAs
drunk; adl0urnSl ~ December =.
Louis ArndI-. larceny; s0days n ion a.
Frank Peck. conceded weapons si.5'.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

Prof 2. p. silver, a. athlete q the
cfr has taken up an ofcr n Wm.
MI doom au6 vl vresile hiu Gr9co-
Por~an stvIr ths afternoon on tho stage
81 pafuou1's Be wl receive a. for
..rrr rnlnute 20 stands uQ after tne e
called Mr. silver encvs p.uck 81 any
-afo. sn3 may treat the great trs ncr
II. g --s.r..rlr .flrr.rI@r
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

Thomas Robert pleaded guilty ycsicr-
dav toa charge oi dgmktunese. and
Judge Holmes charged Mm $3.50 ior
the lolble he had made.
Iouls Arndts, who stole some articles
from " &. Deuuls0u, pleaded guilty
and WAS sent 10 Iona for threo months.
Frank Peck deposited $3.50 with fo-
lice Court Clerk Io1er yesterday, and
S5.35 Tuesday. IL was AZ the result oi
one ~prCo.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

The man who TELLS sou c0nhdentaly
just What wai cure your oold e pre-
scl4bng kenp's Balsam tms year. IL
tae preDsraH9n OF thls remarkable
meIclue f0r coughs and colds 30 eK-
pente j. ,pared % combine oEy 8 the
best and purest ingredients. Hold a
Bottle 81 htnip's Balsam 90 the light
and look through i; notice lbe bright,
"a ear look; thea compare i WITH other
remedies. Large bottles al ali drug
glsts 50c and 81. sample bottle free.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
open Today.

The headquarters for the Owashta-
nong Club Thanksgiving donations 10
the poor, the new Ottawa" opposite
the city ball, VIII be open on Friday
and Saturday from a. IN. 10 3 p. m,
for the distribution of clothing, hats,
caps, boots. shoes, underwear, etc, etc.
All persons must be recommended 10y
responsible parties.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
Tho .rhnmnsnn Case.

The case Of George Thompson against
the Lake Shore * Michigan Southern
Railway Company is nearly at an end.
The arguments were nearly finished
last night when court adjourned, and
the case viii probably be gwen 10 the
Jury on Friday morning.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

Owing to the storm yesterday very
few farmers came INTO the city. The
result was that at O'Clock last night
there was not one turkey In the mar
ket. The W Steele Packing d Pro
vision Co. were $50 behind in their or
ders, and could not find turkeys to I'll
fnnm I'D the city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
SALE CONTINUES

Our SPECIAL MAKEROOM SALE continues bring
great many friends
pie acquainted method of doing business
and thousands people
for the BEE HIVES BLUE TICKET and CLEARING SALES They
everything represented the goods
money BY doing
straightforward and bunese manner, have established
many older house might feel proud of.
the accommodation customers, have force
representing and speaking all languages commonly spoken
in ths country Holland Polish Swedish French
and English eu thoroughly posted all lines of goods viii upon
YOU any Department Dry Notions Fancy Goods
shoes Carpets Curtains CrocSy Glassware Us and Caps
furnishing Goods, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
PLUoKy sHoEnAKERs.
Ths ManRt4otarers ST tsnn Alreaas
Galk ST Eebritdlng

Ths MAaUt4etUrers SO tsnn Alre2ay
Galk ST EebEltdlng-
IYSN, Mass, No.. s-J. M HUea
who lost tAe largest ot las three fa,i.l-
ios, says tae moss 81 the manulaetats
MI rebulld here and before many
months NJ shall see the e.iy as Issspsg-
ous as before the hrs. Ihe manulaes-
artrs we're uol making MANY sprag
goods aut were shipping trom DAY O.
0ay. - that not very large stock ai
manufactured saoes was harmed lH-
surauoe aalUsters have thus iar hsule4
out Losses ~ Yesterdays nrt a. assr.-
gate s2.Tsa.052. oniy q teN colnp.nies
ale yet IL be heard Iroin
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
4 Pleasing sense

or health and strength renewed and of
ease and comfort follows the use OF
syrup of Figs, a 1t acts IN harmony
with nature 10 etfectuallv cleanse the
system when cOstive or bilious. For
sale in 50t and Sl.00 bottles 10y al lead
ing druggist.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

No better facilities exist than ours 20
make aud lay carpets, hang all classes
of drapery and put up al kinds OF
window shades.
NOIGT, HERPOLsHEIMER 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

Our Special Department has Rugs,
Wire, Rubber and Brush Mats, Art
Squares and Carpet Sweepers at special
inducements.
NOIGT, HERPOLsHEIMER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

For a fine coal stove, base burner, II
Gch fire pot for S24.00, go to the Vine
Iar Furniture Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

Don't kick if you fall 10 receive a
paper tomorrow morning. 1ue en-
plOyes OF the TELEGRAM-HERALD are
not working today.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

For carpets, rugs, window shades,
dTapeTies or curtain poles, 80 70 the
Nlnegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

The churches of the city Will hold
union Thanksgiving services tomorrow
ut the Fountain-street Baptist Church,
at the usual hour for morning service
the churches. Rev. W. +. Richard
-on, formerly pastor of the Church of
Christ, VIII deliver the sermon.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

For hall racks, center tables, pilla
extension tables, chairs and rockers, 20
10 the Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
Union Thanksgiving Service

Pears Soap secures a beautiful com
plexiOn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

Terrence ". Kelley sells Ben-Hur
Cigars. Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

smoke and chew "Finest and Bravest"
Tobacco. Save the cards. They are
valuable.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

We show the largest and best stock of
Moquette, Body and Tapestry Brus-
sells, Wostminster's three-plysand extra
super Ingram in the city, and guaranty
the price On every yard sold.
NOIGT, HERPOLsHETMER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

For pillows, cOmfortables and blank
cts, 20 10 the Vinegar Furniture Com
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

For an elegant secretary and book
case combined for SIS, so, $3.50 or
S25, 90 TO the Vinegar Furniture Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

Notice Is hereby gwen that the man
ufacturers of the celebrated brand of
cigars american Field" under fac
simile label of that popular journal,
dulyauthOrized, knOwnto all the sports
mems clubs of the United States, nave
constituted and appointed Ed. L.
Mohl, of Grand Rapids, as their agent
for the distribution of this brand of
cigars TO the fraternity at large
throughout the State of Michigan,
where they Will be promptly served
anon the same terms and with the
same care as by ourselves.
A. w. FOOTE q Co.,
Sole Manufacturers,
New York, y. \
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
Notice is hereby gwen that the man

For beautiful hanging lamp for
Sl.S7, go to the Vinegar Furniture Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

All diseases of men and women cured
by Dr. :. Clay Todd, 43 MOnrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

smoke and chew "Finest and Bravest''
Tobacco. Save the cards. They are
valuable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04
aneiion Sales of Real estais.


PARTITION SALE.
EsrATE OF RICHARD L. STILwELIs deceased
GEO. II. SCOTT, AUCTIoNEER ,.,,,,,s
SCOTT & MYERS, will sell at public auction on THURS
DAY ORDER Der Oh 1 Fs s St II fSfset o pTTRa
Al the Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room so to
VALUABLE. INVESTMENT PROPERTY
No rs Bowery between Division aud Canal sts (the
1876 Eldrldge. story brick tenements 'front.'
ala East 4othst-Five- story bfownstons tenement
SIS shave, between 9th and 2eth sts-Three-story
Boulevard and iaadst northwest oorner-one extra
boulevard and 125th-st, southeast corner.-seven
vacant lots ...,-,.r. ,,,,,orrr
p, FS ASoaney oaaSSy or he saoonesr
iie BROADWAY. CORNER LIBERTY-ST
DETER r. MEYER. AuetiOneer
By order OF heirs Lorillsrd Spencer, deceased
ADRIAN II, MULLER son
will sell at auction on
TUESDAY, FEB. 5, 1889, 80
at IL O'Clock, at the Real Estate Exchanse NO ~
Liberty-st,
the Desirable Investment Property
NOS. 525 BROADWAY
104 wORTH-ST.,
is0 AND 1872 wHITEST;t "a,
SIS wXsHINGToN.sT.,
1886 PBINCEsTs
al CANAftsT, ,
60 AND o. E LpRIIppGEssIJn
% mo 100 CAN ALrsT.
For books, maps &C., apply 70 A. r e W; aa nan
Attorneys, SO Wast or 70 the AueHohecI V'h0''
pine-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and
pVo ~ ~ tor tstasau6ua and intermediate points
A m. ior Geneva. Lyons ElmiIa i'oehestefi Bunalo
and tho West, and principal iosa points NpaF cur 70
III A. M for cherry Ford and inemedlat,e points
TunkhannOek and interpsdiato points
chair car 10 Tunkhannock Connection 70 headihg ana
$40 D. M Tor Plitston and prinelPal intermediate
Paints Chair 10 L. ana d. J9nS, ,s,,oaiao Doo,
conneetlpn to Reading and Harrisburg Chair car 10
'T ~ M fep Geneva Lyons, Elmira Rochester bunalo
.,d Ha VVesi puilrlan sleeper 60 Lyons, -
r,tra 1oaving al X m. y 'aO " M con-
- s. S ont In Nehanoy md Hazleton coal regions
heSs VT az P'' EifNDAY TRAINS.
q. N. for Mauch Chunk Halis'on a"u '''''"'
pohtss n m for Coplay and nterme1ate points pr,,
d. M for Geneya, Lyons, Eluhia aWs"N''N'' N'V
and fhe West Pullman sleeper 20 Lbboaa,dwav
anu '' GencTaI Fast@m OJlce 2y0 BfoalMhy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04

ID RoPERTY wANTED.-sALE RENT OR MANAGE
i FOLSOM BROTHERS, bS u, 13th.sk, near Broadway.
so broadway and Ill AND AZ NEw-sT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04
prnonnrn MoRreAGEs.

u-,sch william 10 Michael 0'Dheh, ootn'se
Oh fffnsao Hrotbers 10 John Burke, 135th-ss Of
Alexanderave, month, Si;vVys. po..h = 1e7th A.
eraser Calharine, 10 hNfhDeSh lsoaeih o A"'~' ~
q ~ Audubof-ayr, years, 81, $40; 80 .
Isrends.nerQer. ID and WIFE 10 n EWaluB
6Tsf.st " 81 f0th.aye, demand, u, SOO -, s,,,.
ToOarfv Patrick 4. the fnsgrant innusId Savings
Bank " cor 9thave and 81th-St year t4tttTTV a,
Giotbusen, Peter, 10 ' " a honAV' ~ 'O'S7 "
CARL fdward T. and WIFE, TO A NJ Anderson
Forpsi-aye S oi Ceia<sl. 1850. . 49,. =. -.
IIunsieker, Jacob, George fenneli' etn-s@ Oh
A' Sane ns 70 ROBE Rccthsberger another prop
eri iiiaS@sn Jchn. 10 Rosa Cohen, n sothst Of
LeAington-aye year, q. 600 eoDnohorn ss.h.s,
Hynan, Michael and vile, to sohheoorh - oosh's"
e Of 0fh.aVe, 1 year, $1,000 -. - -so
same 10 Breanernan. property years So 100
HaFtung T. Il, to Antony Waliaeh, n 7oth'sb Oh
1sraVe, 5 years, $4,000
same, 10 Eawarl Fitzpatrick, same property, years
jeSic., Henry ct oil, to seibeL SO Eidridee-'t
JoseisaSS Israel to Fay and another 100 Clinton
~ Rassee, Joseph to Morris GOlastein, PAS and 947
I6inan, h 70 sophia Kannebley, as canaist, years
Iener Moritz and wife 70 Emigrant Industrial Saw
Dgs Bank S21-st OF So-aNe, year u nortsl
MeRenna Mary G.. to John Bell. 8 a7thss " Of
stl,ayo 6 months, $4,000.
Mosback Adam, to Henry RapdeL W Wiuetts,
n e on Deancey.st, months, al, 0O0.
O'Connor, Richard, to Thomas o'Connor, W cor Alex
Taylor Thomas d and wife, 70 wandell 1l5 East
Wilcox, Abner N and wife, to Emily ~ Tsher, 5
Broadway, OF 25th-sh year s8'O00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04
$2,5OO,OOO.
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA (
GEORGIA R'Y CO.'S
Improvement and Equipment Mortgage
5 Per Cent. Gold Bonds
OF 1898.
COUPONS OR REGISTERED BONDS.
INTEREST PAYABLE MARCH AND sEPTEMBl


THE TOTAL ISSUE OF THESE BONDS, WHICH
are Second Mortgage the entire property Of the Com
pany is limited the aggregate the Of 100000 oo
being at the rate than 5000 per mile and was duly
authorized by the Stockholders meeting held In Knox
VILE. Oct 1s. 1888.
The proceeds arc to applied to tho purchase Of add
tona equipment and TO the general Improvement and bet
terment Of the property Further amounts Of tho Bond
can only be issued time time to meet such require
msnt upon the certificates Of the Companys officers and
after approval by the Board OF Directors in conformity
with the carefully guarded terms Of the Mortgage when
has been examined and approved by counsel.
As shown by the Annual Reports Of the Company for
the two years ending Both OF June, 1885, the Com
pany, in addition meeting all its fixed charges Cncudng
Taxes Insurance, &c. &e,) than earned the divi'
dends that paid It's si1 900 Of First Preferred
stock-beng per for 1887 and per cent for 1883
We osr the above referred 81, 500 900 Bonds for
public subscription, aud simultaneous Issue will
be made in LONDON by Messr. HEsELTINE,
POWELL Il co.
Subscriptions for the Bonds will be received by the
undersigned from Monday, February 4, at 10 A. NJ,
until r. NJ Of the 9th Idem, the price Of 30 per
cent? the right being reserved reduce reject any
or all applications aud close the subscriptions or
20 advance the price any time without previeHs
notice.
Allotrnents viii DO made Immediately after the sub
serpons have closed whom per cent Of the amount OF
Bonds allotted win be payable. The Bonds will be de-
liyored here and In London March 1s proxmo eK the
coupon due that day.
The Bonds are listed At tho New.York Stock Exchange
Copies Of the Mortgage Central Trust Company Trustee
can be obtained on application.
MAITLAND, PHELPS & CO.
New York, Feb 1. 1889