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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-01

n good digestion waits on appe-
tite and IA good appetite is one of the
surest signs of perfect health. If
you are low spirited, irritable, bill
lious, or have an irregular appetite,
then we advise you by all means to
take DR.. Henley's Dandelion Tonic.
II will make new man of YOU.
Sold by ID. w. Mathews.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-01
Bucklen's Arnlca SalYe.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores. ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
Fok.sale by Daniel j. Fry, drug
pist.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-01

LoNnoN, with an ARIA somcw hUl
Indefinite, is the largest city In th,
world. Her postal districts extend
over a scope Of IA square miles; that
OF the police over ds1 square miles.
The population In lSSl WAS some.
thing over i,uo,Dn II stands ON
four counties, covering the most of
each, II has i,5a,1o fon.igners
nom every quarter OF the globc, and
Is said 10 have more Catholics than
Rome herself aud moe Jews than
all Palestine. Within the limits of
the city there is n birth every five
minutes and "a death every eight
minutes, day and night. Each wear
adds S.oo to thepopulation. Thene
are 1900 miles Of strects aud |, 40
miles Of stnst hallway within the
city hmits Each Year AN average
Of - miles OF new slnlels are oIene.i.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-01

oegon Kidney Tea is put up in
Mr tight tin boxes which preserve
intact, It's peculiar medical proper
ues' ues' Fun directions for preparing
.he Tea accompany each package.
II is Also put up In liquid form, a
concentrated extract. Your drug
gist Is authorized 10 renund the mon
ey, u ongon Kidney Tea does not
do what Is claimed for il. For sale
by ID, W. Mathews.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-01

Lemons were used by the Romans
to keep moths from their garments,
and in the time of Pliny they were
considered an excellent poison.
They are natives of Asa.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-01
The Best Residence Localities
In the city f0" haSe Ina % tine dTS% % p VINO
HIGHLAND ADDITION
T||E OREGON LAND COMPANY /!
nd this Corporation is determined to
make t The Most Attractive Addition
% s % % : street ] iss G HGsIs
THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE
o % d s a Ss Gs a % Hs @ % s addition
THE MOST POPULAR RESORT
O
Lots Highland Addition are High and Dry and Well Located Most Excellent Drainage
@ 1 s 41 & = % % g $S f h1s sdada Hf sS s
@ @ % Gnf fs@ Ss
= $ % paP % S&s @ s"s s san t sGn f a % s @ % @
Buy Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars
@ Pay @ Sas % s @s : % s ;S VIII % S % % % 4 @ % street
N OBJ Hi. |,

This new plat just IS
III e or building lots They have equal
me state OF cultivation seeded in clover good No gru
stu no rocks gravel soil good
e Guy surrounding country the mountain snow-apped
peaks fure cold well Is twelve of the CbeneIee
otei ana poolce blocks These y
Instruments onetenh cash quarter yearly PAYMENTS
without interest until paid These actually worth in cash
lhah the prices named for them interest
ea lots have already been sold which will he erected
ana number more have been Optoned want one or more lots
ca" on JONES WATSON wh) will show you plat and the lots
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-01

\ woman In southern Oregon
sl'es notice To the public that as
her husband is drunkard. gambler,
aud no good generally. she will no
longer te responsible for his debts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-01

onthe person of Sulliberger, found
dead at Warpinitia, was Sls0 in coin
ana u revolver, and il is said the
verdict OF the coroner's jury was that
he be fined SlOo for carrying con-
eealed weapons and the costs be
taxed up 10 the county.-Mountain.
eer,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-01

One would think that spiritualistic
mediums would prefer Knocksville
as place of residence.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-01

While Bismank MAS at oollese
be fought twenty-eight duels.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-01
40 BE OR NOT TO Br.' -

Gen. Rosecrans will get $4,l25 a
year for the remainder of his life.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-01
see that your ticket read via the Northern
racine railroad and avoid the
change ofcars.

aave Lave Portland at & a. m. and $40 d. m.
ss.i aaliy arrive at Minneapolis or st. Paul AZ
ana u street daily at Mss Al m- and 40
i.ali'' ni'' arrive al Tacoma at 7:L0 b m and
'--p M, a IA arrive seattle 9.25 m and e.35 D m
elsran lnsough Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars,
cars between Portland. Taconla and ,Seaifis
u,leeL au,. daily service. A u. CHARITON
wnsss; ws zen Pass Agent, l2l First ST.. Cor.
"ashins'onsi-, Portland, Oregon.
Depot corner First sndG streets,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-01
Northern Pacific Railroad
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE.
TWO FAST TRAINS DAILY,
NO CHANGE OF CARS
SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
And all points East via
81. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS.

me Northern Pacific railroad Is the only
sieepers !tree OF charge) Luxurious Day
ppdienesi Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.
lana a,aee pining Cars, meals 75e) from Pori-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-01
ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM.
Lots in Highland Addition are High and Dry and Well Located Most
nd Addition for Three Hundred Dollars.

tn of$OWy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

Leave saORS oSI psieFGsssf st and 10 CO i "
The Celebrated Nsw'Y9rk and ChcagO Limited
S s RGGes Il s vssSu DsxpG state
Room SeeDg DnIns 9Ssery s and smoking s Cars
ssns Cars D91s Car for hs 81 Louis daily . for
ESQ ,. N. Western Express via: pullman Yestlbus
SRif dassSss ehepaa louis daily except satai:
Sa io ps SSy'f rHp esa TfIf s pullman yepus
Cars daily for L'is6Trg Chicago and Toledo daily
For IS PPiia@spoqs Lock Haven 90 M 90
TG5y npd a Ef h at oil Ron a. o0S ''
Fer tEsS SfrS5Tn 100 % ana adae
200 u 200 90 40 A. o and so 90 ana p M ~ p IT. Su"o'
on P eaa n' rsor Car, d
suPdsy 5i0s sFI t, W e sS D. no. sr7
%e Is aaa % a a. D. oo 700
B.. m ga &c. = a asanS SS1 = II
gG Rqn ss on csi and
70? & e t q9i 90 Through Car and 20 M week
fot on Sng ya SI EaS%ay AMI Amocy 80 9o M 30
noon 200 $40 20 and 10 p M on sqPn 9ty'
For 6id a. POINT ta and Sor via NcTYork Phs1sha
s a S SSP se Es SS g. s 20 SeSk daily via Baltimore
Boa Of Bn nne% s2nHes' s S9 al and dTe
SsI9i a iof 5{Rs! F@sg {9
Via besbesses and corandt lsA fqQws:
lI5 500 40 90 20 e. sec fited t sSd
Xii6 % Pi1 Mn q 20, AZ? co. 90 90 80
70 . ,Cg; ,So' II 10 a. M 4:40 and 90 p.
hhSSSS9navs Express 90 49, 100 % Limited and 10
a m m. and 0V IL Is 81 night kccSmmoda0n 200 e.
and ii 10 s. p r. ana 70 "a G1,d and
Ticket dbnsrHs Nos J. l35, $40 and 944 broadway;
Aston House and foot Of Desbroses and Cortland. Ss;
4 Cour. s. and brooklyn Annex Station foot OF Full
tonst brooklyn rs Hudson aObSSsea sts -don
Tho York Transfer Company will call for and check
E TaFiSFe iio PI- 1 ~ J. r WOOD
cnn,,.i Manager General PasS'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Coruandt and
DesbrOsses "a follows: a., 1890
A. m for SIntinaton and intermediate points.
q m. for Geneva Lyons Elmira, KocntStet, buHaio
and the West and principal local points Chair car 70
Lyons ana Pullman 10 Suspension Bfllge
IL a. m. for Elmlra and intermediate points. Chalr
w W "<"' tor Tnnkhannock and intermediate points
Chair cars TO TunRhannock Connection 10 Reading and
$40 o. m for Elmira and principal Intermediate points
Chair car 20 L. b. Junction and Pullman sieepers 10
10 D. NJ for slatngton and intermediate points;
3 40 D. m for Mauch Chunk ana lht-rhleulate points
Connection To Reading and Harrisburg 49, r.r.,-
p. for Geneva Lyons, Einrs hocnes'eI, pulaiu
and The West Pa scepers 10 Lyons ana Suspchsioh
Bridge. . - on1 .,o
Trains leaving at a. m, il a. M. p H anu . az
D. M Connect }or al points I'm Mahanoy and HaAeton
WI ''9 SUNDAY TRAINS.
s A. m. for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton ana intermediate
Z 40 D. NJ for Mauch Chunk and inteTmedate points,
: n m Tor Geneva Lyons Elmita. Rochester blnao
and he West pullman sleeper Lyons and Suspension
BRUCE General Eastern once 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13
ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running Its
A I'LL LA


800 p NJ, 600 p NJ, g 80 p NJ
ALL SOLID EMPRESS TRAINS, AND EACT
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH 70 CHICAGO WITHOUl
Ticket onces. 4ol, 81. rs and 81 Broadway 1882
BoNery. Battery Place, Chambers and West 2Sd st
oaxay wams5Srs corner Sc%arS and 6'TT aison So
HoooEen; and New station jersey CITY where l1chet
i, ana snsls Of 3agssgs can be oeaasa rs
IRON ChamDet'.t ISGaI trains to r. MINUTES eaiiie
p m. Every bay New Yesbuled Limited via Meadyil e
tlGGied Day Coaches. ialata Dining ana Sleeping Cars
Spns sS Cas- S To- Gev chans ncns rpa u
No EXTRA CHARGE FOR FAST TINE
Falls IIarniltn ard Port iaIon a soiI train OF DAY
an nu hqss S9 s To G B sai
Pullman Eestibuied Compartment. Car 70 Rochester
rain Of Day Coaches and Pai@SH Baae Sleeping Pig
oraass G. c b. TIC S.r u 10 10 t'' us, o7.
saaaays a. 10 80 q 6I5 Is 30 '''' Il 80
RrseTi% So s ss 4G 4 s. So 800 10 80 81 z
r.! S5 Gi5 g 80 BEL $50 So 10 I5 3 s5 Z
95 Of it s37e iC05s 81 ~ 8 is 81 ~
$50, G:07r. 9 - & 80. {, : 30, ., 1890. le
5i5, $:s9; s7iis 5:J5. 6;o7E. is. $50, / 80
Nq4a2RR ana Paterson, via Newark 5A5 GAO, :52ls
49,. So. :22tg 52 225ss' 5;sS 10 H.
SOY; g. 4 20 .. :22h. . 80 &. G:o7i2. 1870, :,
suScS9g, Local 1880 :52h go go 1. 1850
yc$I S 80 % G5 a. &c. 10 $ 80 Fl The sa5
Fast Express with ParOr Car.
Tuxedo, :52i2. o 10 30. / ;f5. 4. so. 30 :.
Goshen, AS 52l, Q. 10 80 !. 90 so 5ai 80
Ni1letown and Port JerLiS 20 OH, o. 10 so am /,
SUNDAY local trains main line 40 s:15 10 30 a. M.
dyg22s era 10 %%vIs .Tr "'''
h' SSs, 10 aHa Ifs So S $ 3 sS a. 3,
:52t 80. , A5 :07ia. IS. g. 10 30 IL Sun.
days. 10 80, 80. 4 :3Q and IS.
5 80 4, AS. :522. 80, 0 07a a. g. 10 80 IL
sundays, 10 80, ! 80, 4. 30 8 rs.
10 in postage General Passenger Agent for
" Suburban Homes With local timetables
W. J. MURPHY. r.. i. FARMER,
General Supt General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13
RAILROADS..
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Fast Express Trains, via PHILADELPHIA. u
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,

PufLMAN car sERv1Sc!E on ~ AL Il GL' TRAINS.
1eave NEW.YORK. foot OF Iibery-st. a. follows:
For CHICAGO, S:15 p. m, 12 100 midnight
For SfN SIIS ST LOUIS go a. n 100 p m
2 ?, i M ] go z M ? 30 D. M 10 p M 800 p M.
8 200 p m. 10 90 midnight
All trains stop at Chester and Wilmington except rs
n. m.
For Tickets and Pullman Car Space call at B. g. o.
Ticket Offices o. 261 AIS and LAO Broadway. at
Station foot Of Lberty.st
New-YOrk Transfer Company will call for and check
j. r. oDELL. CHAs o. sCUrL,
Genera Manager. Cent Pass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13
Railroads..
& EN SI5s RAILROAD OF NEW, JERSEY.

4 H.N NIL hAlLhOAD VI NEW -JEhcbl
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY 81, NORTH RIVER.
80 Time Table september 10. 1883.
c,9o e. ~ Tor Easton Bethlehem, Alentown. Mansh
Huhk' "iiAesoarre ana Scranton Reading. Harrisburg
100 a. N: for Remington, EastoD. Bethlehem, Allen
40 q m; for bennington. Lake Hopateong, Easton.
ethleher Allentown, Mauch Chunk WIlGesbarre Setan
Ton Reading Harrisburg Pottsylle, Tnmaqua, Sham0kh
Sunbuly Lowsbufg, Miliamsport.
town ny I; H. Tor tlemngton Easton Bethieaem Aen'
r, $50 p m for EAston, Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch
Chuhk, Nukesbarre, Scranton TdInaqua. ShamOkln.
80 p. m. for Pennington Lake Hopaicong Easton.
-. 40 p for Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch
Chunk. Reading Harrisburg etc On Sundays at 80 pm
200 a. m, Sundays, for Lake Hopacong
o. FOR Red Bank, Long Branch Asbury Park, ocean
80 90 80 10 .. m. sundays 90, ZOO 2. m
su1ay rains 90 nnt stop Ut Ocean roye or seuri psT
70 a. M 80 $50 300 D. m: uo 90
For Lakewood, Toms River ana Barnegat, 100. 3 10
For beach iG,a r Atlantic City vlneland ana Bridge
ton, :to a. m, 80 p. NJ.
go. go. 80. 100, 10 80 ,. sundays, 100.
GO a. ~.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
ing r. r.. sud Baltimore and Ohio r. r.. leave foot
Eos ra 81 s Ct o 60 So g. 2s 49, Il SS
=. M SUNDAYS. 30, 8 30 a m. 80 30, 3:i5,
For Dalimore 20 and Washington daily at 80 II 90
EXCEPT sunday a. m. 49, 30 ia. 90 y; P IN ~
cct ADD fafior Car seats can be procured ut H. asl
% a. fQ 1873 Broadway 49, Gth;aye 2Ct WSs 6
FGlton,st IS Brosdway, BrooSiyn YIN
New York Transfer company viii cali for and check
ba2Gdgc from hotel residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13
NETWORK CENTRAL
X AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
THE GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
selected by the Government the
selected by the Government the
ROUTE OF THE FAST NAIL,
THIS Is ALSO THE NIAGARA FALLS ROUTE.
ALL TRAINS ARRIVE AND DEPhRT FROM

linz .nai,at , 10 f.t,ter ,,a,, a. Tie A'
ROUTE OF, TIE, FAST NAIL.
ALL TRANS 1E GkZ mp e. 3ET6Gr FROM
Largest and Finest Passenger station "a America and
the only N T HHD L A ffy fa M s 1855 CITY,
g m Rochester Express Wagner drawIng'roo cars.
zoo s'ral9sa: Lake George; Adgonasck' ona
to sarSoea. Caidweil and Montreal. Via Dcaware and
pd.on Railroad and New York 10 ST. Adams via Central
So A. FAMOUS WAGNER nvEsTIBULED
clusIvely OF buffet mokingcar, dlnngear erawqgroom
a c S fgps Sa l1 rS eaE csyesnG Ted &C.
arriving a. Chcsgo a. 80 a NJ Ipdlanspolls II ;S5
land with Sn of colan5u, ma cIpsi1asa CONNECTS
CANT compartment ;lecplnFca. now service Nv, :,
g m cecago Express for Nagarf Fans TO-
wasncT 2s to Es SpYR s
p t 90 Saratoga %iii Goe Ru iaa NfsRaIn
North Adams, &c. WsgneT drawing room cars New
9:3o p m: s3Ta,csa, Special with Wagner drawing
IS AccomMOd2ton TO Albany and Troy Con;
points on Ftchb9Tg RsiIfoad' Wagner dra"ins'foom
t6 p m,, Fast c6ic5go Cincinnati and St Louis Ex-
pres for Sagn% Fa Rgso SuSPensSn Brdse
Louis Detroit ADD Chicago With Wagner ycStlbuled
rs p H.. thousand I-l.na ana Adirondack Express.
Wagner ssSglneGa y GiaySo9 bar, y
VIA Utica ana Northern Adirondack RAILROAD daily ex'
S:i5 p H.. canandalgua Accommodation. wagner
sleeplngcar New i-,rk Syracuse, and syracuse 10
CanandaRua; Through slcepngcar New York to Canaan
dagua, the 30 y. train.
7 80 p. m. Montreal Adirondack snd Cansndaigua
Express Wagner sleeping cars daily TO North Creek Via
Meeting pl'usburs with paror car TO- soransc Lake
and Adirondack Mountain POINTS. Wagner sleeDlng-cars
daily to Montreal. yin tou~,s Point and va s. Adams
% p. Special Mall Limited arrives at Rochester
: 40 a. m. Buffalo 30 a. m. and Cleveland % o m.
no Fas, Night Express FOR Rochester. Buffalo,
Niagara Fails Toronto Cleveland. CINCINNATI Indiana pois
s.. Louis, Detroit and Chicago Win Warner .leeplngcars
sleeplng-cars 10 Cannn1sgua OF sundays only:
IL midnight fOr Saratoga Adirondack and Thousand
J Islands No connection win train leaving saturday.
Wagner slecpngcsrs e. A6any Connects al Albany
Tickets and space drawing room and sccpng-cars on
Park Place Battery place, oS West l25thst, ard
Fulton sts., and 3es Bcdfor1.ave =. D.. Brooklyn.
Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences.
Run daily others daily except Sunday. tstop At
I33th-st station. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13
fssa! Notices.
CUPREME COURT-KINGS COUNTY
- JENNIE REICHARr

against
samuel Johnson individually, aud executor " the Laa
Viii and Testament Goza johnson, deceased Etts
Johnson WIFE Henrettc johnson, ami Joseph J0nn
son. her husband ndyidu ally and executor OF the
Win and Testament % Roka johnson, deceased solomon
johnson and Eyae;a Johnson; his wife Pauline Newman
ana William j. Newman. her husband Abraham johnson
aai Mary johnson, his wife. David Johnson snd Lena
Johns0n his wife Tena JohNson AMI Jacob JohBsoa
her husband samuel Rechart husband OF the par1
70 the aboye-naTned defendants
You hereby summ0lei 10 answer the complaint In
this aeton, and TO serve copy Of your answer on The
srlaintins Attorney within twenty days actor IN
Nh exclusive OF the dly OF svice AID In
~ failure appear answer judgment win b. taken
agn,. you by default FOR the relief demanded IA tac cor
plaint.
Dated, Brooklyn, Angus; l. 1850
a. NM J. GAYNOR,
II Plaintiffs Altrty.
O1lcc md POst1ficr Aiite.s
No oOf Montague st. Brooklyn. ~ Y.
10 the de,endaas Dlyl JohnsBa aai Lsaa Johnson ha
wife
The foregoing summons l. served you By pglisa-
to1 an ort o. Hon willard Bartlett Justice
ef Inv NOut 81 the state OF Ncw-Nork dsei ta
Oh day OF August 1854 ana hea VITA corans a. in
OK Brooklyn. the state o. Ecw York ~
Dated August = 1850
WM. J. GAYNOR, Pslatrs Attorney.
@0l Montsgue-st.. Brs0kiYn. X. z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13
Houston & Texas Central Stock.

Notice hereby given the holders OF the existing
capital OF the Houston and Texas Central Railway
Company that they within the time hereinafter
fixed. provide and pay 10 the undersigned the
payable under ninth subdivision OF plan agreement
OF reorganization dated December 90. 1887 TO entltle
The amount Of the pro rata share 70 be paid by said
stockholders II fixed and determined by the under
signed 10 be 20 per OF the par value OF their re-
spectve holdings OF said existing capital stock and
times OF the payments shall be follows wit: %
before Sept 16. 1882 % per cent on or
before Oct. 10. 1889; 20 per cent the remainder
thereof, before Nov. 10 1889
Payments must be made at the times above pre-.
scribed in order 70 cntte the holders OF b their
propOrtionse amount Of the $40 900 OF the re-
organized company subdivision said agree
ment The stock certificates will be stamped with
date and amount Of payments
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK
TRUSTEE
BY II. r. OLCOTT, President
81 WALL-ST., NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.
BUSINESS Al ALL 20 -. q fair
the bad weather there was ''ar

Notwithstanding the bad weather there "~s w
attendance at the Real Estate Exchange 1851 ~
when r. V Harnctt d Co. offered, py oruei W
.xecutors Nos 49, III and 40 West Nihes
:, three three story and basement brch uwV "oeo
,,h lots No l7S on lot 17xlOO, rents lssI ~ CO..
,er snnpm: II sold 10 Benjamin r. CO.. al 100
~ . ooo No III. on lot 10NloO. rehun,k, TOO No
ncr annun sold TO c. H. Butler for 1e,t.r,,n u
i7o on lot 1sxIoO. upoccupicd, went 10 '"''i'" :
Falrchild for $4,000. . -, ogored under forc-
lo,tra No ll2 East Seventy i ~ pS
,o1e front house on lot 16.sx10@' u eo'u "''"e'
Heller for Sl4,1O0. -. cold AZ private con-
tract for Mary L. Tyler, tTustcc. III e, os
hrow5sions house No, SO West forIl t ssS, 200
SnyIoo a Columbia College fssseno%G, a. ~ ~
V0 Tmberson has sold 10 kslp. O"hdeS oo I I
p,oi.v nroperty comprising aoouI 'To 49, rgs om i t
, no.S I've and the Hudson RIVER DopoS rSrr9 por
HsIsS 700 Tho Sane broker has also 500 the NE:
sl-.vH en- near Robert Bonhere eoch ialin, cast
sawtene ISIm ., u allan f. Minneriy FOR $1,000.
OF larry @ ,aii ut the Exchange Yesterday Tor
Ihefe 49, house frSelass location. on north
new three s.oI hsfween Forty fifth and Onehundredh
side OF 500 600 10 S24 900; also for one or TWO
ST, a. nV ate houses, in exchange for Long Branch
East sac a.. free and clear dwelling In Brooklyn.
house. o St s-5 on the southwest corner OF Madison
loL "a Eighty ninth St, was offered for sale al
ave 90 also lois the nort side of Sixty ninthst
$looy 'vcst Fnd-avc.. 25Xl00 each, at $1,000 each.
west arssome house in the city of Ithaca y. y he
sns Of Cornell University, at $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ kN
Passenger trains leave JAYS as follows fro,
West 421-st 10 minutes later 'A'
7Sj a. n. for AIiidle0wn Ellenville Port Jervis.
Monticello, FalsbuIgh. Liberty Hancock WALTON Delhi
Sidney, Edf-son Norwich Utica, Rome Oneida osvtgo
Detroit, Chicago. ond all points West.
800 p. n. FOR Campbell Hall Iakcs Mohouk and Min
newaska, Waikiki Valley Stations. Mfdfletown lgnor,.
ngbWgh, Elcnyllle. Port JervS Monticello Fal shur@h
Hurleyvtllc. Liberty. ROckand. 'H"'
30 D. Tor stony Ford, Campbell Hall NfdIe.ovn
BoOmlngburgh, NurtsborO Ei.cuyilir '
go I. IA. FOR MddctOwn. Faisburgh Liberty HIN.
cock, Walton. Sidney, Norwich. fflci Rome Oneida
OsWegO Rochester Suspension Bridge Chicago and p1lnrs
Pullman Slscpers. -@N'
Daily thEoigh. Other trains daily except Sunday
reserved &C aO7 Broadway. j. 4 kN6FRs1N '"'
- Gen Pass. Agt.. IL Exchange Place n Y
n EW-lORk AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ loAD LOR RED BANK. LONG BRANCH. OCEAN
GRONE. AMI ASBURY Pack. OCEAN BEACH
SPRING LAKE AND POINT PLEASANT
Time tabe la effect September To- lSs9 Trains leave
NeW-l pm loot toItagdt am D'abrcs.r- Sis. 30
a. M j noon. go 10 teXpress 20 fexpr-ss, 10
y - nufdAA s. y 80 a. = 100 a.. "a.
iron 1905 ~ Illefty-St. 90 N:l5 II - a. N. 30
.o0 Nbge-' 90 30 express @ 40 p. m. SUNDAYS,
Park. ~ ' ' '"'
bCFCS BLODGErT J. T. WOOD
- Superintendent Gcn'l Pass AGENT Penn T. r.
II. BALDWIN. Cen! Pass Agent c. r. r. Of n ].
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NcW-I0tk, IhulSuay, S.pt, 1859.
The following sales were held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day
BY VIM Kennedy & Bro.
,,u,.storv dwelling with lot No 112 West 18th st.
Ia n . OF 4tnsV.', lot 1GSxl02.2; Rachel Heller
Ella las. ,,.- IL. l.. ~ ,-o We. a-.h 9.
WAS adjourned to September Il.
BY Richard V. Harnett & &C.
tbree-seory dwelling, with lot No 179 Of 97thest
n . 100 II Of 1Otl-ave, lot 1sIOOn; b. Z. Farenlid
$1,000 -, ~ ,-- .s,o,n,,c .no,,o u,
IgxlOO1I; c. II. Batter, sl3, 100 So,
similar house, with lot, No 40, ADJOINING aooNe IoI
i7xlOO1l Il. l.. Fairclild $4,000. -, - .
sale lots Oh aud 9Th SITS, Plalnnelu IN dee was
ad ourned TO September 10
By ID. NJ. Seaman
Sale o. the dwelling, with lot, No % west o2d'so oi
5th-aye, adjourned % october IL.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
l. THE STANDARD RAILWAY or AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHPUT BY THE
INTERLOCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
SYSTEM
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Urn GOODS

X EAL VALUE in Carpetings, Mattings,
- Rugs, Fancy Furniture. Oar assortment Is c,n.
plets and should be examined. ANDREW LESTERs
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Gonntrn Doar0.


~ ERKSHIRE HILLS.-AHsts and parties desiring
a. picturesque location for September October: Ia
miles from station pleasant rooms, BATH open CRATES
numerous trout streams ana very reasonable Bon
40 WillamstOwn. Mass
COUNTRY BOARD.-Near bay and ocean bathing and
" boating; table liberal terms 70 and from
station free Address Box 90 Speonk. i. I
HANDSOME, healthy fall and winter accomnoda tons
II comfort ana refinement; large, pleasant rooms
piano; references. Box 8GG. bloomfield. n. J.
ORANGE n. J., near station-Pleasan rooms with
~ all coVeniences and good board for fall and winter
T.. Room 81, $50 NassaU-st., ". Y.
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For TIE BERKSHIRE HILLS

FAST PITTSFIFLD AND NORTH ADAMS sPE.
GALS with elegant Wagner Drawing cars through
To- PtsRurs without chang leave Grad Central station
via Harlem Division. daily. except sunday 10 IS A. m
end 40 ?. ~. Fast time. Superior service
JOHN NJ. T0UCEY GEORGE II DANIELS
General Superintendent Genit Passenger AGENT
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6elp Uanieo

A GENTS WANTED for sherman king vsporzes
"A New dsinecting apparatus perfect n action. attract
i've to customers Weil advertised. Liberal terms
CYRUS ID. FoSS, 1I3 Fast 13th.st, Nfw-York
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New-York, Thursday, Sept II. 1889.
ri. following sales held at the Exchange and