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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

HARMONY IN THE PKtSIDENIa' AsSUOIAIIUN'
Chicago, July IL CSpecal).-The adjournment OF the
Interstate Railway Association has brought with
Il feeling on part all the Western roads that the
worst Of danger Is past There Is perfect confidence
that there will further reduction I'm rates with
chances that the Nothwestcrn and Southwestern comp
cation will cleared up One OF the presidents said
today: ''The situation IS infinitely better than II
week ago and association is stronger than IL ever
mas been There attempt to cover up shove
aside difficulties They were met face to face and
DON'T fear bit Of difficulty in their settlement The
voice every member present for peace and we are in
o fair WAY 10 TT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS--N. z. CITY
'P Pain 1lS wa% S' Si tA TsR i and Wiz
20 Katherine Moss. 81 ks
Sn 5G # te e SaiS 80 Ss
East John T Lord and wife 10 J z Fargo. 10000
i0 Ami m 1870 70 brssS q l' 6@y aoiorioss
same property; executors Of Hugh d smYth
-, e Myer nman.: 1870, 1910
Jetomc.sye, e :, 300 q D Of i53d.s1> S5xI0o;
e: ' 200 WE % Of T iss gSi0o
p. William TimDson to Josephine L Peyton;: 7rA
Cr(snTTleh:st, so dS2; james ii Bird and wife y
Buchanan Place Z. lbs Il . Of Giaadsvc. 35x
io } Bannan and Eglnger to z Ieiden ESQ
TG1D wi:o39 Iei % fRc@as R ss'iOom $50
Ilgnih a,',., = ltS y Of shave, i27xIOoli;
Ma5s9ret cSG 90 and Others. heirs Thomas
st Neholasave. $. 3i.8 II Of 1e2i.st sisx ''''
Msolie eSee saS o John Callahan to Matthew
74th.;t 100 It W Of shave soxic22 Henry WV
Goldman 10 Carrie Kennedy ................. 30 $50
l0th-ave. ? 50.l1 II n Of s7tb.st 50xiO0 JOS
II Cam to Cara Falrchlld ................. -,
' No Ss a rsfs s Morr sHT 4
Gideon Moore -. .e'.'''O' ',. l. d.
w:. E'2 81 3 Esi'fS ,p s En- & sarah Roy a IS
same to 80 se
G Reed TO Citizens savings Bank - 1880
1Oxss to Ifone:st \ n 2.6x55; Hy d Tiffany TO
Dsa a Sds w sGss G sST%sn Klein $50
Frederick W Klein 1000
800 Ephrani5ma Gately 70 Aletta Kreemer... 1000
garet McCormick TO James MoTog -; 1o.toe
Enrich to Fly Goldman &c
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N. h,,,. On tha ounsr,Ap operation and oasnInss Of an

HE basis In the ownership operation and earnings OF al
the lines. :, -,
rpis heno accomplished weak elements OF all pool
ing arrangements and the temptation 70 the companies 70
cut under or destroy the same VIII nave oeeh removed
and the mower OF large shippers to play on one line as
,r, the other win be reduced the minimum, II not
destroyed. 80
The above and many desirable points, which Will
readily occur to YOU in Judgment. be readily se
cured and secured only by placing at least majority OF the
shares O, each OF the competing Eastern trunk lines, the
coal lines the Southwestern and Northwestern lines.
and the lines and their respective affiliated
companies arranged by territorial groups In trusts similar
On rspects 10 the Standard OIL and other successful
trusts
For some time past have given much thought 10 the
creation and conduct Of such organizations and am
satisfied that trusts constituted above outlined woud
enable the business the respective territorial groups
10 be regulated and controlled the best interest OF the
propretors and aTousing greater restrictive
intervention on the part Of the National or State Govern
mentS than exists Ut present.
II such trust should he organized for the control OF
business Of any group OF lines It would naturally result
in the establishment OF similar controlling the
other territorial groups. These could finally &c worKed
separately or trust, experience and policy might
dictate
This proposition much ground that az the start
YOU will naturally be disposed to throw It aside, but the
details can be with profit and advantage to all
concerned ana much dculty and this matter
will have to be dealt with in way before long.
desire that your mind should be working upon the lines
above suggested. Vesy respectfully yours
JOHN j. McCoOK.
Mr. McCook denied yesterday that any railroad
companies had pledged their support to the plan,
and directors of of the companies mentioned
in the Chicago dispatches said that they we're not
aware that any real progress In the formation of a
trust had been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13

State ASSESSOR Ellis anf Williams continued their IN
stoatlon OF the ctys assessed valuations II real estate
,os,ora,v No action has been taken yef. and Pres
don, Coleman Of the Board said yesterday that nothing
yo,ld he done days. In the meantime the STATE
,s.ssors will make their comparisons and be ready to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

There auction sales At the Real EsAh
Exchange yesterday, and few private sales have been
reported this week S. N. Blakely has sold for p
4. Ferrlgan the three-story brck house and lot No.
ao2 West F1ftietb-st 20x45x10o, for $4,000 cash
There was a call at the Exchange yesterday for lots
for teneDients cheap for cash. Also for privas
dwelling between Madison and sixth ayes, THIRTY.
ninth and Fifty fourth rental OF 80 900 o.
theTeabOuts.
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No Zinc. Lead, Bismuth or Arsenic

are used I'm the ARLEsIAN PREPARATIONS Thcy
comprise ALMo, unyaed tonic and smuant ior .ns
skim CREAM OF LILIES. Incompatible cleanser ana
purlier and ARLESIAN LOTION, unsurpassed Tor Us
healing and stimulating qualities Prepared nnaer M
superyison skilled chemist assistant % the late PROF
J c. Draper Sold al Dennng stern Massey ana 'eau
ing druggists Wholesale A. CRITTENTON'S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13

listen to argument by the citys representatives agans
raising the valuation $780, 600 900 more but 1t Is ger
orally believed that the have already MADE
their minds 10 the increase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
corpr cALrSDARs FOR TODAY.

Supreme Court hambcrs-Before o'Brien. J.-Court
opens az 10 20 O'Clock. Motions
Supreme Couft-Gcneral Teun.-Recess continued
surrogates Court-BefOTe Ransom S-WH OF John H.
Frlcke, 10 a. m.
City Court-special Term-Beore Holms. J.-Modons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13

nor SALE-Three and basement brownscns
L houses decorated Madson.ave., SSH, seth SIS Ap
py TO owner, on premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL. MARKETS.

London, July 10. p. m-Atlanuc and Great Western
First Mortgage Trustces' Cercatgs 80 u Erie. q Il
do second C6nsos 104 81 St Pau, common, II l.
New-York Central, los rs Reading, % rs.
Money. 1 1-f61 10 per cent
The Of discount In the open market for three months
bill l. 1 IL per cent.
Paris aivce quote per cent rentes SO r 30 centmes
for the account, and exchange London 25 fr 10
centimes for checks.
The amount Of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
land balance today is $1,000 pounds sterling.
Spanish As. 70 81.
Paris adyces quote per renes at SO tr II 1.2
confines Tor the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
CONTROVERSY OVER TIE BULLION RATE.

Chicago. July 10 tSpeciaD.-A new complication has
arisen in bullion The decision OF the Executive
Board Of the Interstate Commerce Railway Association
some time aro provided for s13 rate from Utah and
s97 rate from Denver decrease OF 80 in the Utah rate
II now appears Missouri Pacific and Atchison DO
big bullion business from FL Paso and are dissatisfied
with the northern rates Chairman Walker as arbitrator
Of the association heard argument today from the Mis-
souri, Pacific AtchisOn. Union Pacific, Rock Island and
Burlington relative 10 the proper basis OF rates the two
first contendng advance In the Utah rate and the
three last arguing reduction in the FL Paso rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
THE pHEIps-vENNER CASE ADJOURNED.

The hearing before ex-President Cleveland in the
suit Of Phelps agt. Venner went yesterday. At
| the close of the plaintiffs examination the case
was adjourned until September II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
New. York. Friday. July Il

No sales were held at the Exchange and Auction Room
today. The sale noticed 10 take place Saturday July
s. by Richard V. Harnett & Co.. Of the fla, Pslsads
with plot Of land No 325 West 56th.st, Of shave
vii be offered July 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
EoNpHoLDERs LOOMING FOR THEIR MONEY.

BONDHOLDEkS LOOklNG FOX 1hElR MONE1'
a plan for the reorganization of the Houston and
Texas Central Railroad was completed late in 1887.
BY its conditions first mortgage bOndhoders were TO
receive in cash bonus OF $50 for each bond and
overdue interest TO July l, 1887 second mortgage
bondhOlders In per cent debenture bonds $3.50 for
each bond and general mortgage bondholders, in q
per cent debenture bonds S120 for each bond. In
ierest on all mortgage bonds and the principal and
interest of the debenture bonds were guaranteed
ty the Southern Pacific Company An assessment
10 be levied on the stock sufficient to discharge
the floating debt and to pay the cash bonus and back
interest besides the expenses Of the reorganization
majority of the securities deposited in accordance
with this scheme and the property was bought al
foreclosure sale IN this interest Nothing further
has been done and the bondholdcr have not received
their new bonds nor the interest new old ones.
on the frsts there due July just "a per ccSt
and April there was due o per cent on the now
seconds and per cent the new general mortgage
bonds. The delay, about which there are many
lumolS afoat in Wall Street has caused no little hard
ship to holders and Indignation among others.
II is said in behalf of the Southern Pacific Company
that the company could not be organized al
account of the Texas laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
A Few Minutes

A Few Minutes
AT the Fuitonst noon prayer meeting has been great
treatment 10 many. 1t WIN be 10 ll3 FuonsL Come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
Citn l]roperin for 5ale.

NEWELL MARTIN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13

o,co,tionolI, ot3l-2. closing at per cent. And
this was after 81 ,53l $40 gold had been Withdrawn
from hank for export by tomorrow steamers
Tho Claarinq House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges sl20, 741,7o7: balances,
Sc, 699,S10. ,,. .. .ho
The SubTreasury to-day was debtor to the
S,rbTresosnrv for the week ended tonight in.
cludeS receipts Of 81 6,66S, ana payments 81
sI157SI3s leaving the general balance AT sIyo,.
349I5O against 81 %. 503,G20 July D, showing
on annarcnf gain of s74s,j3O. But deductng
from The payments 81 81 900 for items which
affect only its account with the General iIeasuIy,
This result includes the payment OF sSoE,9t%
for nurchased bonds and the receipt OF ei,o'l,'
40 for cold taken from the Assay once Tor eX'
port. To.days operations coVefeu' ri PoI
81, 0i4, S64; payments, s|,oidi' zoo o2s ooa cur
ances Of 81 1871 05,242 coin and sZO'E'o''o0 cur
rency. -
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington re.
ceivcd today 1929, SOB National bank NOTES LOT
redemption. .o,ooo ,d tho
The customs receipts were s602,992 and the
internal revenue receipts were 1926, 74S. ~,
To.day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash hand and deposits IN bank CON pres WIZ oi
the figures of the last previous statement as iol-
lows: -
Net Net sG Fi On on ia Fi} 5444so Inc
Net en- E IaaG. 289ooos 2o15O715 Inc 1880
Actual cash In
TIeasy vaults
Outstand-
ing cerdc 59j ia s242 1913 Inc 1924 19e
Deposits in bks 4l10i5Gs 43,O5o7l4 Inc. 1,9oo1lo
Net cash balls 80 72 $685. Inc. s24so9 o5
The foreign exchanges were dull and firm at
quotations for actual business as follows: Ban<-
ers' bills at "a sc Is and - g "a respectively
for long and short sterling; French francs al
jT5 and 515 5.S; rechmarlls at 90 LIS ana
% l.2 and guilders at 40 IA and 40 l.2.
In London British consols were steady az
% 9-l6 for both money and account. Money
between bankers lrmer at 3-s per cent.
The Bank of England lost 5000 pounds bullion
on balance. Bar silver was steady at AZ 81 Cd
per ounce English standard American railways
opened higher and buOyant, but closed with
reactions OF 1-4a1-2 per cent, responsive to our
mornings decline At Paris French per cents
rose to S3.75 declined to 6317 IL. and closed
at $3.50, and sight exchange on London was weak
at 25.1 = francs for sterling.
Grant Brothers and Turner, Manuel & Co. offer
to investors at par and interest limited amount
Of Spokane Falls and Northern Railway Co. first
mortgage hfty-year per cent gold bonds. This
road forms connecting link between the nav
igablc waters of the Columbia River and the main
line of the Northern Pacific Railroad. Its line
touches the Columbia at the Little Dalles. from
which point boats viii run nOrtherly to the Ca
madam Pacific Railroad There is no debt upon
the road except these first mortgage bonds, which
are issued at the rate of $4,000 per mile. The
road is 1870 miles in length.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13

Recognized and prescribed by the Medical Facuiy
aud the Standard FAMILY MEDICINE OF the United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
A SHARP DEPRESSION.
SCARED BY THE GRAND TRUNK.
FALSE CONSTRUCTION OF NEWS HAS A
DISASTROUS EFFECT ON STOCKS
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JULY 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
MINING STOCKS.

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, July 12 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.

frro II Tune 10 Differences
Not od m nd Fl 81 I9l 800 s1Sl sos 500 Ire. SiO369
Net silver on hid 3l,44231O 3l44"' % Inc i'-''
Net lrg al-telders 900 ON
hand. 2S.93O,9l6 2JIoU'fL0 Inv io''oID
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
q nj 3 9.

Srau: 0u, Mann, mas f6nnten
mir oenn bieles mai unlerem 9ausz
BERN nnan9enebmes ia9en, tpenu
mir uniern Gins 5ablen?!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
Der wunnerer+

8ldttern auf bie1en &aub am &elfe
bia9ewieien, ribrt feinen Singer.
Die Gorge um u%uniere republican,
iden Snititutiunen" (unter benen
man iib 10 prd6tis auf fpiten bes
gUlfes berei9ern fanny nn6 bic
u8pblfabrt Der Sarmer"- wer la6t
ba!?-ldBt ibm feline Belt" ba5u!
Sin Sbeil bes &aubes wirb iuobl Die
Soften Der Champagne fir Soarb unb
oas 8ennettz@ eleb oeden belfen mill
len.
Sin netter republicanil6erM u1ter@
fnabe, oieler Sr. SoarO, ni6t mabr!?
Sb linn aber bas roumme 8olf" unb
lpeciea Die uoummenO eutl6en" mobl
auf bieierN leinen Mu1terleim" seber
m%erben??? 9as @nbe all bes De
ma9p9enz2uss uno 8etruss f6nnten
audi bentids 9iebe lein, wie es iie
jingft in Sbio unb Soma a%ereanet
bot! 1gpl.'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
Mniere Yrdmiett.
nnlere heuriaen 9rGmien iinb:

CS\" <N'~" '~
1. Das @ebetbu9 Mpe Maria.
9asielbe lit bas poIitdnbisite unb
i6Dn1te @ebetbu6 5u beIpnberer Ser
ebrun9 Der Mutterspttes. NuBer
beu gemDbnli9en @ebeten entbdlt
es IQes bas, mas ben frpmmen Gbrtz
Iten CUR 8~erebruns Der 9immelsf6>
ut9in anletten fann: Iuba6ten fiir
perI6tebeue Seite uno Seitaeiten, be-
lonOers bic Warienmpnate Mai unb
October; BARN beIpnbere l1ebunsen
5u ebren Der Wuttergottes, unb 3par
ni6t aaein Die betreffeaoen @ebete,
ionberu au6 jebesmal etnen fur3en
unterri6t iiber gntitebuns, 8eberz
tln9 uno 9eiitli6e gortbeile bie1er
uebun9en.
Die les @ebetbud lit BON Dem
bodw. 8ater Sdrber in ct. 2ouis
nit b~e1onOerer &iid1i6t auf bic 8ez
biirfuilie bel1t19er &atbplifen in
Nmertfa bearbeitet unb erfreut
1i6 Der pberbtrtli6en @utbeiBung.
9as 8u6 lit i66n urto bauerbaft in
Seller gebunben.
2. 9as @r5ablunssbu6 2nit nnb
2eib. 9as1elbe entbalt bier prd6=
ti9e Gr5dblun9en fiir bas Soft: u9ie
8alobere", BUR @intra6t ooer
S6ulb uno SDbne", Sin perborsez
mes 2eben" unb u9n Sennerin auf
ber Spinbelalm". 9as 8u9 1T
etnfa6 aber baterbaft einsebunben;
gutter 9ruf in beutlider S9rift auf
gltem 8apier.
3. Sarbenorud= 8ilber aus Der
beili9en @ei6i6te Der driltli6en Ste
lisipn: 81, Ser5 Seiu; 81. Ser5
Miaria; gcce Somo; Sdmer5bafte
Wtutter; 81. Nben0mabl; &reu3isz
un9 Gbri1ti; 81, SO1epb nit Selusz
fino; SmmermdbrenOe 9iilfe; Mut=
ter @ottes BON 2%ourbes; Mnbetune
Der 81. Drei &6nise; Nnbetun9 Der
Sirten.
0ie1e 8rdmien eeben mir, Dem
bier5ulanbe be1tebenben @ebrau6 gez
mdB, 1Ol6en Abonuenten, melde auf
ein Sabr IN oeraus be3ablen
nno laIien bielen Die Nusmabl,
10 lan9e mir BON jeber Der oer19tebe=
men Erdmien nod mel6e baben. Oas
oarert natirli9 muir cine bel6rdnfte
3eit. 8er allo bic Iusmab1 baben
Mil, Der muB 10 balb pie m6sli6 be-
5ablen. gta6ber fDnnen mir muir
oas seben, mas mir mod baber. $50
alie fetn 2OcalzNgent an Ort unb
Steae it, un0 ein y%iei1enber nod
nt6t 9lei6 binfommt, ba tbun unlere
tpertben Nbonnenten am belten, tpenn
1te ben 8etra9 BON $3.50 Direct an
1trts einl6iden unb babel aneeben:
Das nno oas erbitte i'd ais Brdmie.
Die 9emun16te 8rdmie miro ibnen
bann fret tn's Saus sei6idt. Wir
baben 5tuar beuer mebr 8rdmien ais
je porber, aber au6 Die @a9fraee
na6 benlelben 1T 9rDBer, un0 Tie seben
19on jebt fort rmie marine Gent
8er nniere beurtsen 8rdz
mien aniiebt unb ba5u Die / elen9roBe
3eituns, Der muB, tpenn er biGis
oenft, ia9en: mebr fann man fir
$3.50 i'm Sabr unm6sli6 perlansen.
Mfeirt er's bann gut NIT urs, bonr
5eist er selesentli6 mai bic 8rdmie
unb bas 8latt einem fatboliIden
@a6bar, Der ben e@anberer' mod
ni9t balt; oielei9t, baB er Dem aud
sefdQt. Sc mebr M5onnenten mir
be1to mebr f5nnen mir oas
8latt = bas uns ielbit feineswess
unibertreffli6 porfommt = mod per<
beiiern, nnb bas 1T nxIer 8uni1 unb
unlere abii6t.
Der Banberer',
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
@ie ipn It.

Stubent ST.: SD i9wanfe
iebr, ob ib beute auf Die &neipe font
men oa?!"
Stubent8. uDas 1T neu!
@a6's wie ionit nnb i6wante, tpenn
Du 5urudfommi IT."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
S etner.

9ausfrau (5um Dienitmdbz
ben) r@as botte1 Du benn mieoer
10 einsebenc nit Der &D6in BON Sc
beimratbs gu reben?"
9ien It nj db9en: ., mir TN:
terbielten uns piel feiner, ais Die gnd:
bisen Srauen es 5u tbun pflesen; BIZ
reOen immer BON ben 9ienltmdb9en
mir aber Ipra6en BON ben 9err
lbaften."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
Gartirte Hebensart.

uG6 iieb' MIR, Gnna, Die humber
uo0en Site IN oieiem S6aufeniter!"
80 nein, t9 mag nt6t, fauf en
fam i9 mir ia bod @feinen> neil i6
fein @elo babe, @o5u 1oa i'd mir
allo ben 9opf maierts ma6en?!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
Der fennt lid.

Ser fleine Gmil (ber Die
Rfanne ausledt, in pelder feline
WutterSriidte einsefo6t bat 8flau=
mermlts mag ib idOn am allerlieb-
lten!"
W ntter: v5p, Du f(eines
Sbledmaul! Damn ioGlt On audi
oapor b%efommen, 10 oft On re9t
bras tuarit!1
Der flsinee mi {: r5dlt iid
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
Rene barse,

g.: u@er 1T benn Die Dame BORT
nit ibren bier TD6tern?"
s.: S6wtesermutter IIpiranz
TIM"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
dnTttpeH.
8 atpnii d..

SAMPLER: SD lalie Sbnen bies
les 9nbn fir 5 Marf!"
6 e + (lpessebenb J: SD
audi"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26

@ladlt6e goraus SUI ~ g,
HrofeiiOr i'm gromen SEPT
seben sic mir 9enan Die Gage Der
vtnneren Sr9ane" AM"
Stuoent (ben S6weiB ii6 BON
Der Stirne wiidenb) 3D.. bas
9er5 befinbet ii6 auf Der linfen Seite
unb. =. bas nebrise finoet ii6 bann
BON 1elbft."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
g il 91po11.

Serr: u96ren Sic nur, Srduz
lein Siibora, wie Die 8inbsbraut
beult!"
5raulein: u@erabe 10, als oh
tie BON ibrem 8rdutisam perla1ien
tpprben tpGre."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
Il nnDtbi9 &c Gorge.

Mutter Can ibren Sobn, Stuz
bioius, i6reibenb) J: uSoeben leie i6
NIT S6reden, baB in guerer Stabt
Der GDpbus aus9ebro6en 1T; =
trinfe I'M @ottesmiIen fem @a1ler!
9eine belor9te Wutter."
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nnan9enebme 3u9e<
1tGnbniB.

%, mie beneibe i6 jenen @liid=
li6en, Dem Gle loeben nit Sbrem
3ai6entu6 nadwebten!"
v5a5ren g lie fort, 9err Baron,
= nit &er9nii9eu tperbe i6 bahelbe
tbunl"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-26
g 6Dne @eleaenhett.

rSn Der porisen ISOLDE babe id
S9mer5en sebabt = iberaG, eara
i9redli6e! Sd Jag Sbnen, ea bdtt'
etn Doctor mas b'raus madeu f6nz
ne1t!"
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g @neibis.

2ieutenantG, (5u 1einem pOu
Der Nprb'ee auriidnefebrten &amera=
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-10
ORDINANCE NO.

An ordinance TO prevent vehicles from OBJ
structing streets within certain limits, in
the city OF Seattle. by standing or re-
naming within such limits
The cityof Seattle does ortlain as follows
SECTION I. No hacks, coaches, cabs,
wagons, siefghs, Duggies or other vehicles,
of whatsoever name or nature, shall be
permitted TO stand or remain, except while
engaged in loading or unloading or taking
on or letting of passengers, within the fol-
lowing limits OF the city of Seattle, towit.
On Commercial street. within one hundred
and twenty feet south OF the intersection
of Commercial street and YeSler avenue;
on Front street. within one hundred and
twenty feet north of the intersection Of
Front and James streets. ON James street,
within one hundred and twenty feet east
of the intersection of Front and James
streets; on Yesler avenue, between the
east side Of Second street to the west eide
OF the alley west of Commercial street
Sec 2. All vehicles standing or remain
Ing within the limits mentioned In the
foreguin. section. for the purpose OF load
ing or unloading or taking ON or letting of
passengers. shall be permitted to remain
Tor such purpose for reasonable length OF
time only
Sec. 3. The owner or driver OF any vehicle
permitfingor allowing the same 20 stand
or remain within the limits mentioned and
described in section OF this ordinance
contrary TO or In violation OF the pro-
visions of this ordinance, shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor. and upon conyic-
ton thereof shall be punished By o fine in
any sum not exceeding twenty Ave dollars.
or by imprisonment for any period not ex-
eeeding ten days.
Sec L That ordinance No. 1852, entitled
IAN ordinance to prevent vehicles from
obstruct1ng streets within certain nTnits in
the city of Seattle approved the 18th day
of March, 1859. and sli ordinances or parts
OF ordinances in conflict with this ordi-
nance be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
See. 8. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after It's approval
and publication.
Passed By the Common Council the 9TH
day of April, 1859.
approved the 9Th day of April. 1859.
ROBERT MORAN. Mayer.
Filed the 9th day of April, lssg.
c. W. FERRIS. Clerk