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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-09-26
The Friend of COnVfctS.

Mis-. Martha B. Miller, the famous prison
missionary, whose untiring work in behalf
of the Chicago anarchists earned her ma
tiOnal reputation. is in the city. Mrs. Miller
arrived yesterday from Higginsville. where
she attended the reunion of eX-cOnfederates
She is at present the guest of relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas w. Dyer. of 4OS Park
avenue.
The lady. whose face is familiar one in
many OF the larger prisons of the country
is pleasant hammered woman, somewhat
past middle life. modest in manner. with
the bearing of gentle woman. She carries
letters of recommendation from many gov
enOrs. sheritfs, prison chaplafns. wardens
and professional men of note. and most of
the railroads carry her free; she has a trunk
full of newspaper clippings referring in
some way to her labors within the past 25
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-09-26

years. while the literature of her connection
with the anarchy troubles is very volumi-
nous.
Mrs. Miller's creed is simple one. She
thinks no man has fallen or can fall so low
that spark of humanity cannot be found
in his heart. which. properly cared for,
may be kindled into fame While no one
dislikes wrong doing more than Mrs. Miller.
she does not believe in what she terms the
cruel punishments praciised under the laws
of the day. She thinks that moral suasiOn
will accomplish where brute force fails
ANONYMOUSLY. Mrs. Miller uses no tracts
in her prison reform work; but by her own
labOrs and talks brings the unfortunate to
realization of his position, to repentance
and consequently, the good woman says.
to reform. When Mrs. MillerS eye hap
pens to fall on case in which she sees
man being or about to be punished for
crime of which she thinks he is innocent
she at once interests herself. and is, in most
cases successful. Mrs Miller first went
into her prison reform work 25 years ago.
while resident of St. Louis. She came
upon case in that city in which a young
man of good habits and of most excellent
family was punished for a crime of which
he had no knowledge whatever. He served
his time in prison, was disciplined almost
to death. and when he was finally released
his reason was almost dethrOned. By the
exertiOn of his strong force of character,
however. he struggled through. left the
scene of his sorrow, and is now living alone
in New York. a morose business man with
money in plenty, but no happiness
sas City Times.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-09-26

An Omaha widow heard water running
in the bathroom and found two tramps per-
forming their additions. They commanded
her to keep quiet. finished their bath. ran :
sacked the house. but left without taking
ANYTHING. That's the story. at least But
while we may think the latter clause barely
possible we utterly refuse to believe the
part about the trainps in the bathtub. The
tale of Shadrach. Meshach and Abed- Nego
is more credible than Sheboygan
Co. News.
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Work iDante0.
Males.

VOUNG man, highly educated. business
experience, afternoons at disposal, would
Ike some ONCE or other work. Apply w.
=. j., 223 East 70th.st
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flats Go Get, furnish eo.


IL FAITHFULLY, completely furnished
- nat; rooms private hall. 339 West
23d-st.
Il ULLY furnlsh apartment, light
rooms, steam heat, elevator, &C. in
2u respects desirable. 80 West 12Sth-st
OWNER Will rent elegantly furnished
~ apartment, consisting OF 4 rooms and
bath, IN The hre-proot apartment hOus', the
EV-yn. lOl 10 lO7 West 7Sth-st. /; electric
light Hlephone; elevators run all night;
,ent sl4O per month; can be seen Monday
md Tuesday.
TNO LET.-A large and fully furnished
apartment In the Dakota Flats. West
721.st and Central Park. Address :.
i. o. Box No. l g04, city.
no WEST 5lTH-ST.. third Gat--Seyen
W. desirable rooms al light, ana bath.
room; eos.
0DI 2D-AVE., near 14th-st-I.ower mart
81 handsome private house; together
or separately, or second ilOOr; line location
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miscellaneous

a THOROUGH lady teacher. miami
- organ, has vacancies; moderate Term.
privilege practice. lis West 15th.st.
A LBERT G. SPENCER, 276 0th-ave
"A between 18th and 1Sth sts.-Cmbtella2
patascis, ca1es, made to order, recovered
and repaired prompt ana reliable
A MATEUR photographers can have their
n printing and tOning done az REILLY'S
80 oth-aNe., between 18Th and 10th SIS.
ARPENTER and cabinet work, all
~ branches stores and Offices az short
notice contracts taken for general repaiTe
estimates furnished. JOHN W. ALLISON
253 West 1oth-sl
Il LECTROTYPING and STEREOTYP-
II ING. -ElectrOtypes taken for WOOD en-
'svings OF all kinds in any number al low
prices. V. DILL. p Centre-st.
w ANTED.-A few snal fanil e. n be
w se we'd With meals o. per week Ad-
diess MARSHALL. The Columbian, Dist
st and Broadway.
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AT III EAST 53D-ST.

A. a Dtdutliul idIst NUNS
Modern in.pION ememts ana decorated.
$lJ and $50.
See JanitOr or KYLE, 6lO 3i-ave.
A PARTMENT for married couple, unfur-
a nishel, well arranged, well situated,
downtown, between 9TH and 9th ayes.
rent moderate; decorated by the Associatei
Aftsts only one who appreciates quiet,
goo1 taste need inquire al Ill Broadway,
Room Ito.
A RTIsTS' STUDIOS and bachelor apart
A mems IN The Anglesea. 90 Washing
ION square (Soutb9 delightfully."- situated
sneiy convenience, including telephone
Isnes very moderate. Inquire Of ianitOr
A L l43, las, l47 EAST 3OTH-sT.
g.. Desirable new fats;
cisnt lght rooms; every Improvement
Steam heated and decorated
S4Z 80 TO eos fuel included
JAMES KYLE a SONS, 6l0 3d-ave.
A tSAzAR. 12o and 100 East ssth.sI-
"a New, elegant freproof apartments Of 8
,sLse rooms, all light airy and cheerful.
r r,tn an modern improvS-nepts for home com
iOrs az moderate rents also one apz rtment
~ the Nestpark, 42f snc l23 West 57th.
~ OF very large rooms For full par.
u,es o az cal or address PHI. BRAENDER
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v DUNG man desires situation; handy
with tools; has worked as assistant
engineer city or country. Address II.
DEN ERIE. $50 South 4th.st.. Brooklyn,
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NOUNG man, strictly sober. would like
position at any kind OF work in this
city or bridgeport. J. NJ, 100 15th.st.
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Orfssmnklna.

49, - 49, go, ,tyrsC ~, -
n s.rilsh M guarauteed also DIRE ssmakcrs
ent out. Call or write DREssAAKER
93 6th.ave.. near 33d-st.
A RTIsTIC DRESsM AKlNG;--lmportec
n fashions; perfect IL and hnlsh orders
executed In "a tours; prices mod.fale
ROY. 81 Fast efh.st between broadway
and 4th-aye., opposite Dennins's'
r. oMPETENT DREsSMAKE 70 go out
" by day or take work home ~ % per
day. N. STANDBY, 122 West 65d-s&
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flats Go Set, alnfurnisbeo,
A CHANCE TO RENT

"A Sihgle 2OfO0t Fats.
WHITEHEAD APARTMENT HOUSES.
13JTH.Sr. AND 7TH-AVE.
One block from l. station; buildings all SEN
arate ROOMS all lighted from street or ave.
nue.; no well.hO'es or light shafts: steam
heated throughout; plumbing the best az
tendance aud everything else In class
richly papered and flescOed uniformed bell
boys attend doors; nrst floors with
kitchen, Laundry and pantries in Easement
Equal 70 private house %. 81 and 4th floors
With kitchen on same, Z 10 9 rooms rent
800 20 5000 per year the cheapest rent in
New-YOr for any apartments that anywhere
near equals them see them before renting
elsewhere. ODen daily from a. IN. 70 8
A. NJ fpcIudfup SUNDAYS
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DressmakinQ.

A PARTISAN dressmaker. Just from Psis,
"A fits nicely by 4 new original cdtIDs
and Partisan chic. DlZAfJ-MERf. S29 otn'
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Work Wanieo.
Males.

ROY, II, wants place 70 learn composing;
a, y ma haa years experience. ROBERT
HckEEVER, 70 Mott.,t.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Alexander Adolf and Emanuel to Ida Meyer. executrx,
No 2o2 Greenwieh-st, / year, So 009 ,.,.. -,
Atkins John 5, t. the Irving Savings INSTITUTION OF
Drandt Louis and wife . Darius Crosby S Of 3d.
Beck Frederick and vile 70 the Mutual Life Insurance
GO. cor Of l2O-st and 7thaye % mortgages year.
Dessausr, Julia and husband to the seanaGs Bank for
SAVINGS Of 62d;t OF S1'ans yesE e. 70 o 0vs.
Douglas William p. and wife to the Manhattan Life
Insuralcv Co. Of Church-st, of Park Place year,
Same to same of 14th-st of ethaye. year.
: Eidrldge Charles II. and wife Rcha. Carroll Pier
Faran Hannah 70 Samuel Davis. S Of Rivngton-st,
q Aor3 Wys years stCGS ,ru.r. ., ca,,,
ave, q le5th.st years $40 900
and Wiz 81 @ e nH -SSsAf; seaT 500
Heyman, Edward, and another to Samuel HeyInan, No
" IynH' John to he tniicd States Trust Co. 4th.
IL LOT No 10 years, $1,000 r c.,.... .o,..
McNsnus, Ann to Hugh McManus, n 99h-st,
Miller, George H. 70 the Manhattan Life Insurance
More LEES lss +" 1 h.R Wnah{ year West 42ds
Miller Solomon, w@oo H Petri, No 70 Hesterst,
Run Ghas and August and wives to the United States
1res Sm 20 10 Sm asS No oa oTehad yea 2s 600
Riley james and wife 70 the Murray hin Bank,
Riehey David and wife t. Mary NJ Hmpler, $
Spero Gabrial 10 Joseph L Buttenwesen, 1st-ave,
Same to German Savings Bank Of New-YOrk 1st-
Schott William IT, to Frederick Boss. Tremont-ave.
W Of Ryer Place. years. 81, 300 - e oo., .
q sth-sye. year, $50 600: n..
TURKEY Mlchael ana we 70 1onn W Lyon benson
Thiel Nicholas to Robert Dorm. 3d-ave OF 10th
zuch Charles H. and wife. to Henry Par waes-ave.
cor 145th-st. years. $4,000.
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Sonntrp proprrtn for Sale ann Go Get

Is it not worth a mans while to ex-
EFT himself to get away from city an
noyanceS and secure home in a per
1ectly developed suburb, with album
dance OF air fresh from the ocean. ap-
preached by trip celebrating instead
OF fatiguing.
Under such circumstances can he
not get better work out of himself.
is he not worth more to himself and
Ills familyl And will his family not be
benefited in every wayl BENSON
HURST-BY-THE-SEA is only 80 min
utes from Brooklyn Bridge via 9TH
ave. Elevated and j. b. & w. Z. RR.
More convenient than Harlem.
lights.
Lots, 5000 and upward.
. . houses, with plots 60 feet, front,
$4,000 and upward.
illustrated circular sent.
Address
&. B. +. Randolph,
Al Wall-st. N. Y.
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HllsceIla
NToRMArIoN wanted OF The following persons or thel

INFORMATION wanted OF the following persons or hcl
William Aver. 1854. 18th Rer't New-York Vol
John Boes. 1862. Co 4. ist Nee't New York Vol
Miles Ccuen. 1863. Co 4, sou Reg T. New,York Vol
John Collins 1851, 9Th Reg,,t New-Yerk VoL,. ~,
Cas Farminger 1862 10th Reg't New-YOrk N0.
Michael Gallagher 1868 Goa 18Th Reg NeW-lCk Vol.
Joseph Wcmerwald, 1853 Co. y ll9h l.cst n; y E"i.
John Holland, 1868. Co. b. 47t Ieg't New-Yo,k Vol;
Daniel A Keith. 1862 1929 Reg't New.York Vol
Patrick Lowry 1862. Co. A. 9th Rcg't New ork Vol
John Lyons, 1854, Co 4. lGeth liec't Ncw.Aofk No.
Edward Murray, feG2. Co. {, ga Eegt New,YoK Vol
James Nee ever, 1851. 10th Rect Ncw-Nnrk Vol -
CaTl l.. o. Nsie. 1862, Co c. 52d Reg,t NewYork Vol
r. C. sevoght 1852 eth Regt New-Hork Vol =, -,
John Schuctlcr 1903 Co. g. l1Stl Regt New YORK vol
otto TIumpClLal, 1868 il9th Rcg't, New-Nork VOL
Nicholas Welch. 1902 18th Reg't. Now.York Vol -,
Bernard Albrecht 1884 Culpcper Va
Herman Conrad. 1864. Co. IL y. Y Heavy Art
Joseph Dumcsuol 1903 lst New y OK Cavalry;
Matthew Fiedenbu,e, 1853. goth Reg Mas rNpl'
Charles HsrfcA 1862. Co J. N Y. C1saly' 49,
Charles HOFFMAN, 1863 GO -. 39th Bat, y. Y Vol
William KOenceke, 1sC2 ~ ~ Y. SharishOntcIs.
John 9: lane, 1868 wasaneton u. G.
g1hb Moyns,in isc2 Co. { S ShasSSurS
Charles BeDcke, 1895, Co. H. 41st L. :. Infantry.
William Stein. 1862 6Cth Iseg't Yorktown Va
lfenefek SCHNEIDER 1892 Co list Regt Newport news
s,drew Stotl 1904, Co. l. 1t " s.. sherltan's Amy
S Julius Won rake ,Yde iso$ Co 47th n Vol
Address ROBERT AETCALFE
South Orange, Ncw-Jcrsoy.
CosTAR's DETERMINATIONS Kill Reaenes. Reibugs
" Rat. Mica. Fleas. Ants Lice. Infaiiblc remedies
90 years Sold at best sors COSTAS. 40 Clinton Place
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& ost ano fonno

1 OSI OK SIOL1N.-Bank- book No d.. 900 issued by
- ~ German savings Bank IA the City OF New YORK.
!, fElhp Caque. All persons cautioned 10 negqtials
ihr same ana riuesiri deliver tine book n tho bank
corner l4th.s aud iblye II not restored the 10th
uA o SePlnber l5eJ, Application VIII be made 70 the
bank for duplicate.
NcN-l0Ii. Aug 30 lhhn
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Urn Coos

& PECIAL inducements; carpetings rugs.
- matungs chalrs, tables fo1ng beds couches hassck
large assortment from 25c. each. ANDREW LISTERS
SONS 741 Broadway.
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,rconnrp REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CIT

srconpED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N T. CITY
Road ,6 and lS vile 10 q TSel ELL
sssssnr N'T corner Rye; Place $500
Albert and wife n to F1 req 1is - SW
Same property IL freo'1'eA nos' anu "a'o " S4Oo
$hs ISo ~ 10 OF george Mier 1880
s g cs.Ts St S @ssn SsHi0o Ann
esssv 597s q ac5 ssssb ~, ,5S P4sS
= %lis@ G SirS anu 1900
Gresnes Never 10 ~ ASolpb EmsnSei AeSanGer 81 600
Grs,net No So 29p9' oscar meyer anu $1,000
s nsfi * Es@ts Herman wfonGov and wife 70 900
AvenUs al, A r., SEr ro'h'sN ollA'o '@ia 10000
Avs1S a Jacobs and 3D. vito 70 u joseph weGbeTs 1850
Lot re 1sS Man Charles parSe Prope Iou kings
lothsyS 49, 10 81 S1G l. 1oe25
n S cor 10 MsrT BenhsS is part 1885,
I0s s52i6a MP DopoSae ana wife to A@65Ssd
Cook sna vile MaS9 o IIS%Psi ;s9 lie
w 1 sns OF otbeT te Alexander Moore Ia 500
lot TO- map OF ,o Geor fonn T Ivas 1880
lstave No s ISa4; 'uuS DieS'u' "-I SO 500
wasS9tSCCn sit, Iee S 10 Morris Thompson $500
Highs 54U ~ Oh errietta BGddeahaien 90 500
"i dsyid G;Sbfs spero to j. L. Buenwescr 1000
Hesl ,fr st. sol So M AZ ana 90 "" 10000
95th- St. n s. 100 1t c Of 9th ave, 25N9SS James II
s Sveh hit Sn hooei' "i''.s ""l $4,000
''wS sSSa to R SS carey 10000
sni wives to julius Dreyfus .,...,.....,. $4,000
oN pTrT ~ no ~ o'''"V' aD 24,5oO
Hyn GSsI DAVIS = 10 Hannah n Fsrah $4,000
oep msIv aI Mu TT5nSf 10 Thomas 1000
70 Samuel ar SG' we fo 49, $4,000
Ryer-ave, s. Lots l04 and 407, Map c. Berrian
Farm. 1ooX14s; Robert NJ Oxford and wife to
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Gtedmbodts.

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
IL Day Line Steamers
DAILY except Sundays
Leave BROOKLYN, Fulton-st. (by Annex ....s 90 A. No
NETWORK, Nestfy st. Pier....--.......s 40 "
West 22d-st Pler.......9 90 "
for ALBANY, Landing at Yonkers. West Point. Newburq
POuzhkeepse, Rhinebeck, CaskIll and Hudson. Return
ing leave Albany 80 a. N.
CONNECTIONS:
WEST POINT. NEWBURG. and po'KEEPsIn
with down Bay Boat.
RHINEBECK lby ferry. with Ulster and Del R. h
for resorts OF the Catskllls.
CATSKILL. special trains Catskill Mt n. r.
ALBANY with trains for Niagara Falls. Buffalo and tia
West Boston and the East Montreal ana TIE North. and
The New. York Transfer Co. will cal for and check
baggage fIom hotels and residences.
4 hne BAND attached 10 each Steamer.
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mnsiral Instruments.

REMOVAL
WA. kNABE ~ CO.
have removed thoif NsfeTO0ms,
IIS FIFTH AVENUE,
20th-st.
number o. slightly used grand upright, and square
pianos Of make which specially selected and used
by the artists OF the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past opera season viii ba sold ~ liberal re-
dneLl0n lQm IeRulAf pIeea-
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REAL ESTATE.
...re At TIE EXCHANGE.

A-aNnNR
,-,u.,a sales continue 10 be the pr"0ip"i g.
-. po,I Estate Exchange. Morris ~ 90 r.S,o1s
~. cola At private contrast for DsVla ~ 's,o9e
~ az west Fifty third-st three-s'Ofs
~ s,aon dwelling with buffers p2n'ly 800 ~
10, isr.oxIoo for sls.73o Also ior PAN muse
ana IN The three story, highsoop corner OF
Neu"on, Tnxineton-ave., on the Iobn
10. o. s,,rtSsf I7x55xs5. for Sl0i%oV. M pmaaio
Son have sold a. private SAFE i9p ' ~, ons
Foley sS asb Company Nos e26 and 70 Wes one
Door anu Ss evenieenthst two hvestoly DriSM diu
hunare rsmcnt houses, 25xs5x1Oo, at SSVVOO es1 n
stone ten SeIher Also country seat at Esopus on
10 pr mar Newburs containing LOO S,e GOO "a
the bu. s e,e dwelling 10 E. +. Kendall Tor SioV9o
lard wl.n ~" Murray has bought seat IN me IN
Ages n 81 900 James McClenahan has peen
thange ,n U membership in the Exchange Inere Was
poso, io ~, the Exchange YESTERDAY Ior hOso H
cau - "a hnv or rent with privilege Ot 9uyI
dvelnng, ~ moi exceed $4,000. An ola p9nusg IN
Price mus, rear Hudson, 25xoo, was onerea tof
sale al $4,000
NevYork Thurs az, Aus. 20.
..,sed sales at the Exchange ana AucNoh isoom
ne s Nv postponed as follows
b'a" BY Richard V. Harnett Co.
r,cht title and interest In the dwellings, VITA
Sale oo5 e. Ole MadisOnave., between 12Nh ana
ot Ness was adjourned TO August 30
iSSh Nv D. r. Ingrahan &C.
al. n, the dwelling with lot No. o22 Piessahta'e'
..sf1Tth.st, adJoufnco sine u!e'
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DED STAR LINE
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing New-YOrk ami Antwerp weekly.
RIIYNLAND. Wcdnesf1r, Sept J., l2l5U y. m
Mo- kDLAN ...... Weinesiay sept mber IL 80 m
Cabin First Cabin $50 and upward EXCURSION,
fiOO and upward Second Cabin, $40 ENeursloh' ~
and sS0. Steerage At very low rates. -, r.
PETER WRIGHT SONS. Cent Aats.o Rowing 9Ieen;
WHITE STAR LINE.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
britannia. Sept 4, 2. m Britannc.- Oct = ~ a m
.Hdratic Sept IL Z m. tAdriatle.. oct Q goo zoe N
eptone. Sept ls noon. Tegons oe Der ~ o. - ~ IA.
From White star Dock. foot Of West lo'5, d., szo
Second cabin these stcsmers SalooI, Ialce foo
and upward. Second cabin, sss and upward aseor9ag
e. STEAMER and location berth. Excursion nrkets on
fnyefable terms storage. s2o. companys once. No
81 Dr''a""' '' ]. BRUCE IsMAY. Agent
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Ge!p n)ante0
for 5alf.

= =
n ESKS-I have the most complete line Of desks In tht
~ city roll-tops, ranging from so 80 up. Workman.
ship and finish guaranteed st-class. No secondhand
goods in my establishment. RICHARD s. KINGMAN.
Manufacturer 264 Canol-st., N Y.
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.fIats Go Get, iinfnrnlsbe6.

flats Go Eei, Hnfnrnlsbeo.
A -A.-The EDINBORO-The cheapest and most o!c.
"a. 1as IL the city steam heat passenger elevator
hot water; hall boys &C. $500 70 5000; 1O3d-st.
and 10th-ave
A SUITE Of and bath artis-cally decorated
n thoroughly heated by steam cabinet finish sungh,
In each room; s45 TO $50. Apply Attendant 131 West
WALTER LAWRENCE,
y. w. cor. 9th-ave. and I 04th-sf
A -APARTM ENTS OF G ana and bath; steam.
"A heated and decorated from $50 $50 including
I'm the model block, 9thave. 1O3d 10 IO4th
sts. Apply premises, 20
WALTER LAWRENCE,
\. w. cor 9ih-nve. and I 0tfh-st.
HANDSOME CORNER FLAT. fronting Park s rooms
"A all light; located 10 South Washington Square third
fiat. BEECHER.
Brooklyn.
CHOICE apartment. rooms. all improvements steam
~ heat, electric bells; leading Prospect
Park Brooklyn; rent S37. HOYT, III Broadway ~ y
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no NEM-HAYEN. 75c.

4 EXCURSION GOOD days 81 o5.
steamers c. H. NORTH An and CONTINENTAL leave
Peek slip Pier rs. r. r. p m. and IL m. Sundays
II N M connecting New Haven with special trains
far MERInEN, Hartford. SPRINGFIELD. HOI.
woke &c Through tickets sold aud baggage checked al
si4 Broadway NewYork. and cOurtst.. Brooklyn
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
RAILWAY COMPANY'S
FIRST MORTG AGE BONDS
lfTTHfr TIIsnr-rxr fx-V,,~

- Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that arrange
ments have been made for paying years Interest
(scond payment the New First Mortgage Bonds
Tie under Houston and Texas Central Reorganization Agree
men dated Dec 20 1887. Payments viii be- made at the
Central Trust Company once Oh and after Aug 81 1882
upon presenauon % outstanding FOR ndorse
mcnt Of such payment thereon +. r. oLcOTT
NewY0fk. Aug 90 1850
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Gonnirp l1roperip 90 Get.

At MONTCLAIR. n. ITO let furnished or unur-
II nished years complete and attractive
country home the mountain house contains II rooms
modern improvements 10 acres in pasturaRe garden and
rate condition Apply to CLARENCE b. TUBES. )
Beekman-st., y. y.
For other real estate ads. 5th pagel
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CATsKILL MOUNTAINS. The Old Rout.

y QUICKEST, CHEAFFhT MD BEsT
Catskill evening line Steamers KaaefsklI and Cats
xiii leave every week day .. from foot Of Jayst
n r. connecting with c. NJ and Cairo Railroad For hsi
az houses rates &c. send pier, address
- w J. HUGHES. Catskili n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30

L FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
From pier 40 foot OF Chrlstophef-st. New York
CITY Of PARIS wedne day, September - 80 p m
CITY OF CHICAGO. Wednesday, sept IL. o 80 a. m
CITY OF NEw.Y RK.. .wednesday Sept is ~ noon
sCITY OF BERLIN Wednesday, sept %, . p.
CABIN PASSAGE $50 and upward. SECOND CABIN
ard s35 and 40 prepaid $50 STEERAGlE so
sFrom Inman Pier foot Gflnfst., Jersey city PETER
wRIGHT & SONS General Agents. BOWLING
GREEN. n. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30

NETWORK AND CUBA MAIL IS. COM
~ pANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO
From piers 10 and H. Z. H.. at p m ca A.. .,
CITY or ATLANTA, Hav and Sigua-, sat- Aug IL
sAnAToGA ! Hay, Progrs3, CaT T To-. San,
ArANu,TvrAN ( Santiago d. Cuba and 80
i' Cbnfucgos .......... Thurs sept T.
Docs not carry passengers - .
For particulars. freight or passage. apply "a
JAMES f. WAED & CO., lib Walst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30
Gnmmer Nesorts.
ARGYLE HOTEL

ELEGtNT INV CAHTNV,
BAL LON, L. l.. ,--
ARGYLE PARK, with its beautiful ooTI "a gGSs
land b atm, Fishing, Bathing Sailing. on GIea,
South Bay Large steam yacht 70! seeopmodauoen , 81
guests. DAILY tHps to Ffe Island and Great sousn
Bay. One hour from New-York. For rent OF cottages
" "e's " IT. r. sIIIECK, Manager.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-07-05

The Liberals Advsrtislng Dirsotory.
L. ". Blinn company, lumber.
W. h. Small, Eagle drug store.
M. W. Mc0uth, feed and livery stable.
o. B. smyth, freighter end heavy hard
ware.
Hart Brothers, wholesale and retail
butchers.
A. N. Simpson, physician and surgeon.
?. B. GreaveS. justice Of the peace and
notary public.
Southern Pacific railroad.
Arizona & New Mexico railroad.
h. Amber, wines and liquors.
Bank Exchange.
Jay-Eye-see Saloon.
Classen Bros. Wholesale and retail deal
era IN general merchandise.
Boucher. Buck 4 Classsn, mining and
real estate brokers.
Tom Ting, restaurant.
Frank Proctor, blacksmith.
]. G, Q. Mayer, real estate.
R. B. Jones, justice Of the peace.
4. e. Schultz, barber.
C. /. Hood.
McGrath B Co, Candies.
D. McKenzis. restaurant.
DEMIEd.
W. J. Tossell, ieWelry.
Ashenfelter & Donahoe, attorneys.
Jos. Boone, attorney.
Lindsuer, Wormser 4 Co.
A. B. Laird. real estate.
CLIFTON, ARIZONA.
M. J. Egan, attorney at Law.
Mrs. johnson, restaurant.
j. H. Hovey, saloon
P. j.. Clark, notary.
III PAso, TEXAS.
Texas & Pacific Railway.
International Smelling Co.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-07-05
$500 or $1,000

Apply Immediately or the opportunity
will be lost, for every foot of this whole re.
glon will soon he occupied be active and
reliable workers.
Neither experience nor capital IS rDquir-
I'd to engage in this enterprise, ~ the
book will sell itself # properly presented.
and We give onr AVrn' 30 DAYS timr in
which 70 drlv"r and coltct before paying
us. Address
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