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The Washington critic., 1889-01-23
They Mobbed Their Raj

NJ II. Horwich, X. Horwich and four other
Russian Jews were arrested Monday evening
for an assault on Rabbi Goldstein in their syn
agogue at Omaha. The rabbi, Alexander
Godstein, recently advanced the theory, at u
meeting of his people, that 1t was Simon
Peter and not Jesus that was crucfed on
Calvary. A number OF the congregation
rushed towards the pulpit, and he was Obliged
to run through the back door TO save himself.
Sunday Goldstein brooched the theory again
AZ M sh lcsu,nr u,o1o,ng W tho eynngosuoi mnet
imprecatons and church furniture AS con-
vinced him that he was still In the minority.
He escaped from his assailants, however, aud
now six of the lead ers are behind the bars.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-23

Anxious inquirer: No, sir. Three feet OF
snow is no deeper in Chicago than elsewhere.
The standard foot measure of the United
States is IL inches.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-23

Bank clerks don't catch cold moro than
other clerks, notwithstanding there are drafts
passing through tho bank constantly.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-23


For term OF % years, valuable piece OF
business property on nth ST. near Pa ave n WI;
rent S125 per month and taxes; lessee TO build
on same.
Rent per annum,
III ST. bet 4th and 9th ne.,,,,,....,.,.,,..S S2i 90
The Washington critic., 1889-01-23
Jobs Only for pemocrats.

The Council Committee on Grounds and
Buildings Of Richmond, Va, has decided to
pasS upon the political procllyities OF stone
cutters, mechanics and all other laborers
hereafter employed at work on the new City
Hall. II Is said this virtually means that no
Republicans will be given a Job.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-23

TOO THIN.
Some dentists want a duty
On the teeth that they extract,
And they take IL TO tho Senate
With q figure and a fact.
They'll never get a dollar,
They needn't TO begin
To work IL, for their scheme is
Decidedly tooth-ln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
Gerturrs auo aleetinas.

THE STORY OF GETTYSBURG,
h. lecture aN on HA AaE slTrE i2f 81 GEfTfshG VIII
illustrations by REV. CLARENCE r. WOODMAN,
2. s. Pa on Friday evening Feb %. 1852 at O'Clock,
In PAUfIST HALL 0oTIlST., BET 9TH AND 10TH
AYES. Proceeds for the benefit OF the poor.
TICKETS 80 CENTS. NO RESERVED SEATS
~ HE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING of
the Hugucnot Society Of America win BE- held at
Columbia College, Madison-ave. and Fast 4Vth-st,
Thursday evening, February a. 1889. at o'clock when
Mr.. Edward +. De Laneey will read paper on Philip
Freneau the Hugucuot Patriot Poet Of the Revolution.
and his Poetry
n HE THIRD ANNUAL DINNER Of the
Il Ncw-Ycrk Society OF Alumni OF the University OF
Pennsylvania will take place az sicghornerS 81 Iafay.
etc Place, February ~ at sO p NJ The Provost,
expected Tickets can be obtainod By sending the
subscription. so, HENRY c.. WARD, $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Arndt, Simon, 70 John Brsndt. Of 119tbss. of
xnnescSeniky Nathan, to Moses schlaysky, n Of
csaIneS Of Hadi sc y year $1,000 o. r. =,
NY Of lO2dst. Of 9th.aye year $1,000.
Bgss cRsss 50 Y1 1 yssT SSs others
Of s sRp e as E% Il a8a Spy ssns cor
crsser julius. and another 70 Kassei oshinsky. of
F German al I Baptist Church y Harlem 70 southern
Baptist Association, 5 Of 1isth-st CT Sdaye
eelshener katherine and another 70 Gustav sshxso
Gray. william S. and wife to Julia Ellsworth 5 Of
es 20 q co6b ea sss pOUerty years 90
same TO Edward l. clsrksOn. same property years.
Louis ana wife to the Ir ". Savings ms
OF gT smneEst CT osssp &c william Bseow Of
i25th.st n v Of 7th.svc year. $4,000, -
Hsnryst S i1onth sd 100 '0' ~ y
Of s c Of oS s9a ges wake
5 Swirl sRa sS gass g SSS" Young Of
Knox John 4, and others to Hsresn Savings Bank.
sss q ss aSs @ p aSes
Same % sanie, same property, year. 81 500
Same 10 same, property year. 81 500
ss sa asbn s's p ss h No West
SatsenstsIn sophia to Eliza Gaegenhcmer. Of o5h.
Mecaul. Richard . William Mason. $ Of s5thst.
Sane to Abraham Kramer same property yrs $4,000
Msthesus william and another % Julius L LII no0 and
same 70 TIE Hayden furniture Co. property.
Prison Jsnstte 70 Helen LangdOn. No 10 West 10Th.
Prisse Henry 70 the & N seheeter Brewing Co. No
IA East 1t2th It, instaments. e. 1000. $50
R0sentha Bernard r. 70 Bernard Cohen. OF 4Oth-st
n o. Stf-aYe, instruments, $1,000
Schwartz william aad wife 20 Samuel Knoxs execu-
tors. No lis Goerckst, 3 years, f35
Smith, Pierre J. Albert T. Putnam, 5 OF 74th-st,
Of 9th ave. s years, $4,000.
Shredder and Others e Joseph Hoffman, and snotheF
q 143dat. OF 3th-ave instruments S302
:. solomon Meyer @ lanes neg Nell and another No 90
TrInbIe, samuel Charles = Tracy ana another Of
Westinghouse, OF Cortand-st (21. years el05c COO
Same 70 James Campbell, Nos 81 and SO Maiden Lane
years. $4,000
Webster Ilufus b. and wife the Bowery Savings
Bank, 3 : OF f2f 81, a OF 9th-avc year. $4,000.
Wight. Samuel o, TO Joseph NJ De Vean, OF 121st
Ct w Of New-ave, year, $4,000
wendi, Herman 70 Hernaa wend. Of 1oeth-st e Of
ffh.ave year, ~, 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
The St. L0liS and San Francisco
Railway C0nDalT'S
FIRST MORTGAGE COLLATERAL TRUST
8 Per Cent. Gold Bonds
OF December 10Th, 1857.
DUE AND PAYABLE OCTOBER 1, 1857.
Interest April and October.
COUPON Or REGISTERED BONDS.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEw-YORK,
TRUSTEE.

THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF THESE BONDS OUT.
standing Is 81 O9o 600. being FIRST lien railroad ana
equipment which cost tho company s140i,04e.
The Mortgage duly authorized by the stoekhoaH'
at special meeting called Tor the purpose.
These Bonds arc direct obligation Of the ST. Louis ana
San francisco Railway Company and are issued az the rate
Of not more than $4,000 per mile ON roads constructed or
acquired by that Company. The Bonds are secured oy
a deposit with the Union Trust Company OF First mort
gage Bonds and majority Of the Stock covering sueh
Roads and their equipment
Since 1881 the 81 Louis and San Francisco Railway Com
pany has paid dividends regularly at the rate Of per cent
per annum on It's g. 900 Of First Preferred Stock ana
in 1857 Il began and has continued payment OF dividends 81
tho rate OF Der cent per on the OF Pre-
ferred Stock In July II retired At maturity sT4t
eco OF nor cent First Mortgage Bonds by the Issue Of
like amount Of General Mortgage Dor cent Bonds-thuS
eaectna a considerable saving in interest
Csgncd) 4. W. LiAI' treasnio'
~. JorIa g. San Frnneisco RAILWAY 90.
New.York February 10 1880.
Ieferrinq "a the foregoing official statement and hnv
inc placed payt OF these Bonds with investors nbroa"
we now offer the unsoid remainder oil the ISSUE ~
% / p per cent. and accrued interest
1rhe Rors. ore listed az the New York Stock BIZ
change. Copies ofthe Deed ofTrnst be Obinined on
application.
NlTmT mn Diff Do Q. r0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
AlisteIla
4 & q JOHNSTON.

r & G. JOHNSTON,
%. ASSfiNEF;'S SALE
Muea NJ o,I,ren. rs Assignee VIII receive seaieu
bids for The purchase prompt CASH Of the s enss arm II
4 a Jehnston, on or before 70 o'clock m Monday FEB
ruary 25, 1882 . ,,....,,.. =, ,ha store en-
nor ~ s"et ma Broaiway lentrance ON 5thaye daily
between the hours OF III ana y o'clock -, ,frvee Al
Iii mas rnust be sealed and addressed 70 Mi1fso "a
o,,sptrrN Assignee 81 Robert Johnston Boadway ana
1tvenf .secondsE New.Yotk CITY. = - =.
me rght Is reserved TO accept or reject any OF ali OF
sald bfds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
MAITLAND, PHELPS & CO.

7 oTJsvLLE, NEW-ORLEANS AND
| rEx a. halfway CO. first mortgage coupginnst
maturing March y 1882 VIII be paid on and aited oat
1 date IN n T. WILSON q So' NO. E&eh'hes "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21

Brooklyn 3]roprrtp for Sale.
A LARGE PLOT OF LOTS FOR SALE alongside the
n grsod railroad enterprise az 3Tth and Soth sts'
Rrookiyn rutland WHITING. BeeKmAn-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
nNIoN rRrsr coMPANY or NEw.YoRK,

Inlerest bond3 DTeenlcd Tor pdyi31n. 1eSo
not entitled payment under this drawing ons wiz con-
tnuo to bear interest and be subject 70 20 uA ID any
'u'oi' UNION TRUST CO., OF NEw.YoRK Trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
nrcoRl,rp REAR EsrATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. oITY.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANCE liz, ~ -
Lots 24s and "a map Hyatt nsn Ep 9ar 5ias'.
ist.st : lots is41s7 map same 70 ao7
DS ss%Ss o. No ss Meyer solomon and wife
Eldridee-st 80 SO; Jonas Wen and Bernard 90 ooo
7' baTs r Pu ST and % vi 10 Ksushran 1880
125th-st, $, 175 # W Of 7th-aye. 25xio9lO; &c
6sthst s. 400 4 Of 9th-ave 25x1oo.5; Jacob .oo
Cohen and wife to Abrsm Barnett !. 900
eA'FS putnam sSS Wife % z, Pierre smith $1,000
J27th-st, S. 30 II Of Lenox,avc, 1s;9x10o;
Manuel samues and wife to Howard Spear &c.
lSi no@srs sDea a'S and wife % sa anas
Nonroe-sve s. 100 IL Of Briekhoutst 100
xl75ox10Ox174 E Gray and wife to Mary ooo
Ave eS d. : 20 II Of osh.st 2ox72; william s
Guifineau TO Mary Ten Eyck !
Rs G3 = and p VIE 20 5oS
iOlHi Gray to SSesnwsh savings Is9k :; $1,000
6th ssS se g eo Hoe sl 70 same &c,
ana ,;s 'v 70 + FeSand KursnaS and sno sIs9
lio sss K : su2 and wife 70 KSSznsn 127e4
1l5th-st n 5. 225 IT W Of 7th-ave, 2sxioo1; eso
g. ts%i % same 1919 IT Of 15eths. 2Sx
iis.6; executor J. Spencer 70 @ a Briggs olOO
sse.s Reeves aS ana " wife 10 Jane Fcfsy6 1000
sdSys scSu;z "a and Wife to George r Holier6 $500
pristoS- 81 W s. AIS It s Of Jennngsst. S0xs5x
5i.oxf8x5l6; trustee Isabel L Perry TO Will o.o
wa .s rave $. 2s4 It Of isothst. ie5x
s5xl27x63 J Brady and wife 70 NJ Whyte hOVo
Catha.nest No So; Moses sehiansky ana VIE aK mn
as,b se'eas o4 ~ az on ave- 2oxos9: william
Lippincott ct al 10 w McCaul 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
The subscription ,CiU be opened
on Wednesddy, Feb. 20, ana closed
at 3 II. III. on Thursday the Fist.

Applications VIII also be received and forwarded TO
London by cable aud simultaneous notmcnts mndc In
gew-York. Boston, and Philadelphia through Messrs.
Brown Brothers a. Co.. Bankers 10 the Trustees. Ex-
and Securities Insurance Corporation Limited.
Prospectuses may be obtained and copies of the
agreement Inspected the Offices Of Mcssrs. Brown
Brothers q Co., New York, Boston, aud Philadelphia,
and ofMessrs. Alexander Brown a. Sons. baltimore
Subscriptions In the United be the purity
e the sterling price, namely, 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

-, paa, Estate Exchange well attended yes'erusy
shs success Of the Jones sale has undoubtedly sNs
80 ,netus TO prices in all parts Of the city MOf.aS
.s.,sns offered by order OF the executors Oh "~'e =
.nsb Nos 49, as and AZ Brcad-st, fours'ory u.,.A
.sdres on lots 22.S 1919 and o011x12S rcspecuveS.
Tse property was sold one knock-down 70 NJ NAN
80 s1aoooo The same auctioneer offered NO. 10 "es'
-. saeondst four.story bfown5tone oaoing' on
~ osxos9 1t rents for IS GOO per a nnuhh yas
10y ran from $50 600 to $50 000 L. ,
s buyer The auctioncer oneleu eur, ~
shs on 20x1oo tourSor 5S nso
slAH3tns The bidding ran from $4,000 70 Pc ooV' az
hSch Srice 1t knocked down 10 ~. e a,tanded
stand Of A. a. ON Mu rssrsss STU ve.story brown
wn se stole renting fos $50 per snnIm lo Shns
Ths bidding from $50 600 to S oered No los
Was F hreestoIy and basement oTck h9uss
seSng for 81 100 per anngn lot yoSg Tarnett CO.
James Nos Ley? s s sGs siS through 70
onS Including Nos SIG and 51S Wasnngs no,' oxoi6
brick s ya S6 s Baker iSxernSw Williamson
aeoneers offered Ne. As West G os Slxos
oursory and basement brcwnssCaas ioS $40 900 No
i. s sin touf.sofy brick 5udine ana store on
et 90 lOx15 sold for $50 600 10 isaac three
NoS and basement brownstone dwellings, lots l9NlQo
so b They sold TO william Thompson for s. Io0 eaSn
lss ksspS sod bf foG to
81 Forsyth-st was Withdraw It having pesn id for
private for 9hSoS J. The Ssy lot SYN a5aoc north
~ one hundredth-st 100 feet west OF sne % E,s,S
boulevard = John weeker for 90 S9p S Watson to
fg srycy Kennedy for sioo 900; broker McIsse Cor
There call at The Exch SotSeo1 Fiftieth and
gIyet6 ss Fourth and Sixth ayes WsIi S.i' rent
5sement building stores and Offices near ~ s1o 600
ing "a 800 per annum was aSe near Fourteenth
Also ps wG sl about low ssRtas
$1,000 plot q land $50 feet 1r0a near hundred
ana. seveptieth-s at S2o,OVO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21

I'd RoPERTY wANTED.-s RENT OR MANAGE
Il FOLSOM BROTHERS. IS f 19th-st, near Broadway
so Broadway and IL AND 40 NEW.ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21

three-story warehouse with lot no 5ls srtan
st running 10 mo. 812) West-st, 20oo ; Vi NHAi''
lot 40 6x2i4 /; Baker & Williams $4,000 "a Nos ard
three-sory dwellings with piot Of iaai SJot 5ox
I ID Charlton-st, $ l3S W Oh Me0~'Ns'"N
1q5: n p Fairchild. s35 600. -. -son.,o. eIin g w
fsrstory puding with lot No. Coenles Siip'
cor az Wafer-st lot 90 10x<5 Isaac HICKS SsS
e"i dveInr with lot No. 45 West 2Z1-sS n 9
oea y, 80 ok ave- at osx9se: A. Simonds, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
anriion GaIes Of Real Csiaie.

RICHARD v. uARNETT z CO., AgetIOneers
n. will sell &c auction THURSDAY FEB. 81
AZ IL o'clock noon. at the Rea Estate Exchange and
Auction Room % 70 IS Liberty-st,
10 EAST S2D-ST,
z-story and basement brownstone residence, buffers
pr0vemenfs: house open every day from $50 70 D.
haps At AuetioDears, 70 Jibcrtyst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
Making total secur,:y Tor The BONDS nov

Mshing total securaty iar ihe BONDS now -
chtro1 o. = -'s~f =" w
With net income certified az eioi $40 80. but which,
according 70 tho report made BY Mr. Joacs should b
stated az slC5 o3s IN consequence Of tho large amount
charged by tho Boston Gas Light Company against In
como IN respect % betteuncnif-
Mossrs Brown Brothers Co.. % New. York and Boston
have consented Bankers Tor the purchase AMI
deposit these Stocks with the Mercantile Trust Com
pany OF New-York, the terms OF Trust Deed which
has teen prepared b. Messf Cary and Whltrdge Coun
scOrs Law. New York. 20 fuy protect the -
curly these Bonds Under ths Deed holders Of Bonds
viii DO entitled Two votes AZ MI general meetings 0r
every 600 hed and two Directors ~ the Boston Ca.
Light Company viii be Invited 70 remain IN the interests OF
tho Enndhohers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
nv npnnrI.YN PROPERTY.

three-sory dwelling with plot o. land no I9' Ssp
81 ns 90 It of Bedford-ave, plot SSSxlOo hooeF'
Hogg $50. 500. -. ,,s Nos ee7 and CSC
frenesve between surner and Throop ayes lois lpAiVV
each; william Thompson, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21

NEW YORK OFFICE or
Till BRUNSWICK Cor
wv H. " Feb s. 1899.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
holders Bggswlss Company vi" nod se n 81 SS
afay -, he sansnsnv IN brunswick Georgia
0"'''' v VIC N''' n s. FINNEY, secretary
m OLEDO, ST. Louis and Kansas City Pre-
'0'''' ''''" WILLING & MACON 2 walst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
ees os. PER BOND OF $500,

EOS o.. PEK BOND OF SoUO,
with the option making payment IN full on alotmeh
or on any TUESDAY friday subsequent to the issue Of
Scrip Certificates under discount AZ the rate OF pe
The bonds are bearer and Of the Denomination
payable Isl January and 1st July in each year shs
viii be attached alta to The Scrip 80
The interest Is payable in Cold o. a. So Option eSesanse
As la per dollar lar .,o. o e. o, January 1885,
employed in the purchase Of the bonds az price n9 apo
but Il the rcqllTcd amour! any year shogld not be
o6tanaes BY tena,E OF Rgrhae e Soaas oF ~ Notary
day Of May in that year and paid Oh out OF
The Company reserves itself The right to increase the
For the security q inye,tors the Bearer Bonds may DO
converted Into REGISTERED Bonds In sums OF not les IN
SsSScS2 e the ONCE Of the Mercantile Trust COMPANY
IN The s Sss Of Re city e AND P g
ana Independent eonpane lS of which s stS d
while The 18th the nay STAT Gas Company OF Boston, Il
part Of the city This company is thus petition e
compete With any q The existing companies or 70 ass'
The companies proposed be acquired for the purposes
VI J. in' Tho Boston Gas Lielt Company.
Tie c g2GsS CO. Cas- E sS. SeS o@Pps8y
& The ChaIle5'9 own Gs5 L i1, Company
6. Tire Dorchester Gas Light Company,
y Tho Fast BoetOn Gas Light Company,
s. The iah5sl6a Pisn Gas Light Company.
e. i Tho ' Ncwton All Wetet,cgn Cas- Lg6t Company
u me south Tsos,on Gas Llrht COMPANY,
III The Waltham Gas Light Company,
IA The hay State Gas Light Company,
and before the present issue decided the accounts
on these COMPANIES submitted 90 MessFs. Del0e
Dover Grdths Co. Accountants o. Lohbury london.
who certify that Notwithstanding me conservative ol
lev hitherto pursucd the united net proats amount
$40 sSS IS Der annun.
In ndiitlon NJ H. r. Jones. NJ Inst. C. T. ". l. NJ. =
the Engineer Of tho Commercial Gas Company Stepney
London and other similar inrofan concerns whose ex
perencc In the transfer Of Cos properties has been most
extensive, was specially enpoyed - examine ana value
ton tie reports that the united commercial value OF the
undertakings % the pfceeut tine + not less than
800 600 Sterling, exclusive OF The Bay State Gas Com
~ these Companies tho ny STATE Gas Company Of New.
Jersey controls the nav State Gas Company of Bas
ton has practically acquired the entire interest IN the fol-
lowing;
Tho Boston Gas Light Company. valued BY
MI Jones 80, 10000 90
The Roxbury Gas Light Company. valued
by Mr. Jones at.-.. l,Jl4DOO OO
The South Boston Gas Light Company, val
uea By Mr. Jones at.................... 57e42o 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21

Navyork wednesday, February ~.
r,s ,ol,orino Ssles were held at the Exchange anu
Auction Room today
lots s 196th-st 1To II W OF AiSA1''
each; e NJ Taylor, sl3,4oO.
By James Beecksr Son.
o,o.s t-aen.,ve 900 It n Of walnut-st 24th "aro'
o5xl0O each; Donovan, $40
nv william Kennedy & Brother.
nvestory fats and lots, Nos 10 ana no 'each.
st, S. 175 f. Of 4th-aSe' iOVS 0"O~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21

NTOTICE-FIRST MORTGAGE B0NDHOLD-
~ FRS OF CHICAGO AND CANADA SOUTH.
ERIN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Ider OF rt mortgage bonds OF tho Chicago and Canada
Southern Railway Company are hereby notea that .as
that on The proceeds OF tho foreclosure sale each bond,
with all coupons attached, Including the coupon, que
October 1 1873 entitled to the OF &fS0 20. when
sum VIII bc paid the lawful holders thereof upon Iesen
ration Of the and 20 the undersigned IN
case any coupons missing. proporuonete deduction
Will be made from the amount stated
va w ~ HENRY NJ CAMPBELL.
Master IN Chancery u. S. Circuit Court
Tor the Eastern District OF Michigan,
% and 81 Campau Building, Detroit, Mieh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21

NOTICE. -, - -. -.
oFF1oE LEHIGH AND WILKESp,Al,HlSKHEy S3AaL COM
PANY, 1i0 LIBERrf'SI'' NETG IAN * 1880
THE ANNUAL ELECTION i for b, P ,oIs 3, NJ
ts,,9eInhS dnicS No o2a South Thrd.st, on THUS
DhY Feh os 1850 az 10 o'clock noon Inc , transfer
books will be closed on tcb,, ~ nn' 'eVP0" -N -
DrOxmO by order Of ' GEORGE dSE s. JONES Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21

plot Of land, and fourstory budngsS Nv irrec x60 5x
proaSss q e 1910 n OF BeaveTss plot oo'-A i''s ~
1887; NJ Graham, $l4O,OOO -, ~ 1ne Fast 81 st-st
GO # OF Parkave lot 2oX1oo same sl e5dt s.
ess II Of shave lot 27xos Tanenoaum so@'oV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-21
Nv A. II. Muller & Son.

story house with lot No. 100 West III too
10e ~ W OF eth-aye lot 2oxSS3 fsopolis ~
nve-story store. with lot, No 30 Shu nsS eoS -
. ~ walker.f lot Of Sx51.1 same buyer S4A'VV0'
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-04-20

mornin' that his cooler judgement would make him repent of.
 "After the oP man tried ter feed him to the dog Tad sorter left of callin' at the house, an used ter meet Lobelia unbeknown ter her folks till Larkin suspicioned sunthin' an locked her up In the attic an kep her a pris- oner for weeks. Finally Lobelia grew SO peeked an took on 90 that the ol' man, for 6 wonder, kinder softened up an concluded ter try an compromise. So he went ter Tad an told him that ef he'd give up his dancin' an try an git Twin with his head an hands stead of his heels that he might have the gal an be durned to him. He didn't make the offer in no very gracious way, Larkin didn't, for he allus was marster hash an blunt, but Tad was mighty glad to come ter terms, 90 the arrangements was made all satisfactory, an the ol' man went home an deeded the gal a farm over on Gooseberry neck. So Tad took Lobelia an threw up his dancin' school, an, now he's a stiddy -goin' farmer an shinin' light In the Baptis' church. They do say, too, that there hain't on man in that whole section that's more sot agin dancin' an seech worldly amusements than Tad is."- Detroit Free Press.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-04-20
HER NEIoHBoRs.

They fingered at her fathers door. The moon was shining bright. And to the maiden, OCT and OCT. The youth had said. Good night" But still, reluctant to depart, Her tiny hand he pressed, While all the love that filled his heart His ardent looks confessed. At length she closer to him crept, Her eyes upon hlm bent, And softly asked: How have you kept Thus far the fast Of Lent?' He smiled and as a manly arm Around her waist he threw, He said: I've done no neighbor harm Pray tell me. how have you?" "Dh. better far. I'm sure" she said The charming little elf I've loved tshe blushed and bent her head My neighbor as myself" Who Is your neighbour" questioned he. As to his breast he drew The gentle maid. and. bluShing, she With one word answered -"YOul"
 -ExehnuOe