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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06

e,..ner Richmond Dole West Point Ya-oh Dominion
W. L-irL ph1adai,bia
King. "a. ,vht,,ov po,rso Roston-H r Dimock
stn FRITZ GER. Hashagen Bremen Geo Narfellmann.
S.ti Nj Dougal tBrj, Davies Perth AmbOyJ w Parker
e.rrn
,.rers Yorkshire for Liverpool, State OF Nebraska
1904 Gasgnw. Rotterdam Rotterdam; Rugia Hamburg;
Jerome Para Cienfnegos' Clenuegoa Orihooo bermuda'
Aleierr Galveston
Bark Western Belle. for Dunedin.
..o ,a,led-va Long Island sound-seamer Miranda for
Halifax ,-,,,, ,,o,.,.,,,,>,,o ~, err, ,N,ppo
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL. Dec 5-Arrived steamer Runic t5r Thomp
sOu from New. York
OuEKNsrowN Dec jSaled steamer city OF Berlin (Br.
land from Liverpool hence for Sew.YOrk.
KHsALE Dec Passed steamer LANDAU City (Br) Gore
from New York U her Ia Bristol
LlAsD Dec 5-Passed steamer Denmark (Br. Rigby from
Ney.YOrk on her 10 London.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun rtse. 7o6 Sets Iys Moon sets. 500 Moons Is
WATER
A H-sAndy Hook 6:55 Gov. Island 7;2l Hell Gate el0
r. N-Sandy HOOK 7.2j Gov. fsianl 7ol Hell GAZE $40
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s,ons on Thanksgiving Day. The society s,u'
almost entirely dependent upon miscellaneous gfs'
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r. J. HORNER & CO.,
Furniture Makers and Importers,
CT. So and 65 West 23d Street.
Adoinng Eden MuseeJ
Holiday Presents.
CORNER 18TH ST.

NEVER BEFORE HAS SUCH VARIETY OF USE
FIJI ELEGANT AND SUBSTANTIAL ARTICLES
SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS. BEEN SEEN UNDER
ONE ROOF OVER 600 DIFFERENT PIECES OF
FURNITURE AND BRIC-A.BRAC TO SELECT FROM
RANGING FROM 81 To $500 EACID, ANY ONE
OF WHICH WILL LAST FOR YEARS, AND BE A
CONSTANT REMINDER OF THE GIvER EARLY
SELECTION WILL AFFORD BEST CHOICE.
r. J. HORNER & co.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Twenty-Five New Structures. Whose I
Cost VIII Re 22l..5

Twenty One New Structures, Whose Total
Cost viii re e2i,2.5.
Building permits issued 80 far this week
by Building Inspector Abbott are as fol-
lows:
}. T. Mclaughlin, story frame, lot z.
block 81. u. r. Dennys addition cost 81 600
r. NJ. House, one-and a -half-story frame,
lot 5. block 1. {. ii. Whites addition, cost
$3.50
Mrs. c. T. Hawkins. one and a. half-story
frame, lot |. block 4. Prospect Terrace ad-
diiion. cost 81 90.
+. l.. Terry. one-story frame. Terry's
wharf. cost 500
Albert n. Cook. one-and-a- half-story
frame. lot B. block /, Jackson-sireet add.
ton, cost $50.
Everett Smith, one-story frame lot q,
block u, Bells fourth addition, cest 81 .6oo.
II. NJ. Hall. one story frame. lot IL. block
II. Burke's second addition, cost 500
Mrs. &. Gilbert, one-and- a-hali-story
frame. lot :, block 6, Nc Aleer's addition.
COS, 500.
Pacific Manufacturing Company. two
story frame lot 1. block Is. W. \. Bells adj.
dition, cost $50
John +. May. one-story frame, corner
Charles and Fifteenth streets, cost $50.
{. III. Brown, two one-story frames. lot
6 block 81. A. A. Denny's addition, cost
$50
;. w. Smith, one story frame, lot 3, block
a. A. Ponuus's addition, cost $3.50.
J. +. Jordan. one-story frame. lot |.
block 81. :. \. Bells addition, cost $500.
Milford Luehen. one-story frame. lot
block ~, II. : Maynari's addition. cost $50
II. Kaufman, one-siory frame. lots and
3, block =, A. 4. Dennys addition, cost
$50
J. c, Peterson, one-story frame. lot II
block 50, A. A. Denny's addition, cost
81 $40.
First Methodist Episcopal church. one.
and a-half-story frame. hot ;. block 81 D.
T. penny's addition. cost xs-S.
q. Lsndsbury & Co. one story frame. lot
5. block -. {. G. Tenny's addition. cost
$3.50
y. ;. Peterson. one-storv frame. lot ,.
block g.. 4. \. nsnny's addition. cost $50
J. 4. With, one-story frame, lot /, block
~. ront,ass addition cost 500.
Mrs. NJ. r. Munro. four-storv frame lo,s
ard 3, block 3, \. A. penny's addition
cost $1,000
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all sos 4. nss iss 5. slk 100 D. r. I~nny' ;
Eth add. STA
WI c-avea 10 6. BslderEaan. sos II.
hk ;. oisve add $50
z y. Mcfadxen 10 j. W. Ramsey, ssoss
Ia Palasine hEA add. 81
wss- Coast Improvement gompAny 70
C. II. Ncsorssy, lot "a. blk IS. and Aos !,
biz -. Gilman park. SIS.
4 wiszso- 70 u wsnsor. lots Il and Is.
blk 4. ksnnearss add. 81 so
l. A. Chamberlain 70 ~. v. Stewart.
fvaes in SEE g. - -. rss l2a
~ - StewArz 70 Nzissnn Street I4ese
railway, s-xrE IN sec 80. - *. {, s.fs9i-
West Co.zs Improvement Con paay 10
l. Hansen. 10: "a. blk 81, Gilman park,
Sis.
r. wingzte to ]. wslsks, ~, ue1. sec
:, - %. -. liza
J. W. Rumsey toJ e. Scott. lot ). elk !,
lot n. hiE III. F.lztine Hi. $50
Wes; Coast improvement company 10
r. Baur. los O. bak II. Gilman park. $40.
J. " RanaseY 10 o. EinGal, lot |. blk -,
P2latire hill, sls1
j. W Ramsey 20 K. @. RIneal. lots 5 and
s, bk y. Passtsre hill. So
II White 10 c. Anderson. lot y. blk Il,
sanders FIRST add 20 West Seattle, xlSh
II. shausr to j. A. Ste~a-t, tract n
Lakes II. C. $50.
J. Eager to J. Hersay. lots 70 c, Blk II,
II. T. Holms' add, $3.50.
b. G. ". Licht.nberg to 4. Waters ct al,
lots and 1. blk 81. Madison street. $50.
H X Bal 10 W. T. 0'Brien Ell al. lot 10,
blk s. Hzrper's add. $500.
A. A. Nickersen To w. r. oBrien. lots
- and 3 Ok g. Ross second add. 500
c. W Franklin 10 A. II. Grant 10. 9, blk
g. Denny Park add. $3.50.
Z Bls~ett to l. j. LiIiis. lots 5 and Q.
Il IS. Denny & Hoyt add, $40
T.. Blewe,i 10 ". H. Me;ealf. lots 81
and y. blk 5. Denny & Hoyt add, $500.
W. W. Beck to j. Hendry. hlks /, ? and
g. Cumberland add, s2.i5i.
J. Mcknight 10 ID. Buchanan, lot 6, blk
81. Ibenny's add. sil.7s.
NJ. II. Waldo TO l.. H. Drury, lot >, sec
-. tp -, r 5, $500.
W. BENTON 10 J. Naughton lot ?, blk Il,
Renton's add, 800.
Fl. .. Walz 10 II. W. Austin, lot 1, blk
a. II. l.. Yesier's first add, 81.
". W. Miller To c. W. Austin, lots l, .
and {. acre 1, tract -. Maple Leaf add, 81.
w. w. Miller to ID. Austin, lot 4, acre 8,
tract osB. Maple Leaf add, 500.
]. W. Ciise to C. T. Langridge. hlks and
q. Steel Works add. $500
II. VI. Wright 10 VI. MeFeigh, lot 4, T. j.
Carries supplemental add. s2,ao0.
4. e. Mitten 10 &. ". Runkee, lot II, blk
Ill. u. r. Denny's third addition, 81 GO.
". L. Lehman TO J. Vaughan, lot 5, blk
., Slaughter, $50.
l.. w. Ballard to A. II. Meade. a, re lot .,
blk A, and all OF blk :. Slaughter, 81, 900.
NJ. McFeigh TO r. w. Reid, lot 3, blk y,
South Seattle. si25
o. ]. Yates to I. Yates, SELL of nwi4 OF
sec II, Up %. r 4. 81, SO.
\. Erickson 90 J. Void, lot 8, blk 5, Star
add. $500
w. Renton 10 J. Benton Foshay, lot 6.
blk Vi. Renton's add. 81 $50.
4. b. Hicks to W. C. Hill. lots to 0. blk
2. Hicks add, SEQ.
j.. Jones to J. Spur, lots TO Is, blk .,
Il. r. Days first add, 2.000.
A. II. Palmer to J. II. Britton, lot II, blk
81, Denny's park. <2.l0o.
j w. elise 10 Z. n. Evans, tots IL and
II. blk ). steel Works add SIS.
+. s. Chaut 10 A. II. Grout, lot II, blk
s. Chautauqua Beach SIS
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4 BIS rsreesse asf sa. *. Iae. Sc wa-ss
DO hse Sc sss- t,5s4rv
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Deeds Recorded with the Auditor We.
terasy.

Real estate transfers from January
lssa. to date are Sill .sS.5. tsls - There
were filed for record yesterday ~
deeds. the considerations agyregating So
isis, an average of Sill ga, Following Is
the hst furnished by osborne, Trempcr
4 Co, abstraoiors of title, room II. Boston
block
NJ. f. Renismin TO Il. NJ. Coupe. tract in
Collins donation claim. sue
". 9. Shesrcr g. l.. T. Pitner. nwt, OF
Be-. Of nw'.. sec 5 TO =. RI s. so
II. Daniels "a IL HswIey. lot 3 and
part lot 2, blk 81, Denny park. s. unl.
Jones 10 ]. Il. walsworth. ,snd :. biz
D. 4. r. psy's tirst aid s. ~
II. Jones 20 II. T Wsiswcrth. and -. blk
II. r, Days f,rSt add. s. So
H. Jones 80 r. /. SttnSon lots q s. ana
Il 20 ~, blk :. Il. +. nsys hrst add s. -
J. ". Ciss ~ y. JoRsS. blk> /. And
& "a 8 in hlk Il. I "a e. ia hlk Il and +,
= IN hs 1, steel Works aid. s. ~.
Il. lones to 4. J. hilner. lot Is. blk II
=. = Days First add So
+ Mercer 20 Y. /. Rier3y is q. ard :. hlk
q Nere~rs Second ssid. sac
}. y Rierlv 80 y Kinney. = . its and :
slk q Mercer Second siA. So
W Bremen &C. q WoId. !0s :. Dix y
Psssias' add ~ ssa
". Eins IS 81 IN / n ksllo<r lots
49, > rs : Prospect Terrace aid. sso
W kotertsca 10 J Hohr. it> :. ans
u "A Hiasaths Park add 81
r. Janes 90 J. u Mchblisan. is lte-
Ss 3 sn3 lei e. Blk s. h p. DAYS Rig,t
.td 81 IA
Il lones a. J = k!eykneF, lois a and in
ak s, n psys a7>t ALL. sspo
W Il bsosn 81 II White. tots -. n Aai
., - =, Burke seeoud sld sso
III White "a h. SasiJh toss a. aad a. h1k
> White 4 Msnasng add 90 Wess seattle
gss4
1t. White - " noacgsy let = Nki3
saasiers tfss AID "a West >satt.s. $s0
n White IA ". IgsRnaeap. lot = .lkta
,ansleEs hfsi add IA West Seattle So
4. u. rasv "a W, J. lAohsFtv. e., h4 +.
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Feminine prunkara

Maggie Damn. yoang woman With
rather free and easv ideas 81 the co,van.
nooA'''es % are, was arrested YESTERDAY.
,I"aa the complaint 81 her s;epfather :
'" Parker, who charged hey with drunk
enneSs snd disordeF,y conduct Parker.
when securing the warrant. Told Jast.ce
Rivers = story sooaI ias total depr2vity 81
als stepdaushteT. DO BE alleged. was n
tie hAbs 81 visiting saloons m The neigh.
eoFhood q LAKE Cuion. ara then coming
home "a A1erglh.es tate q .rehrtety % abuse
heT mother When The case vas ealle8 for
igtsl Parker tailed r. appear. and The com.
lssagut y A. thsrearsan dismissed
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0REGOy-SifE INVESTMENTS +.

A. WOOD, manager OF the Portland
City Real Estate Association OF Port
land. oregon, il the mo . successful real estate
dealer on the coast. Having lived IN oregon ~
years aud handled more real estate than any
other ten men there he POINTS WITH
PRIDE 90 the fart that DO msn or woman ever
bought lot Of him or through him without
Nsking from 5-iss 20 100 per cent per snnum
profit thereon he is no. selling West Portland
lots-xli nicely focated-good title-rnotor line
now building 70 them-fwo miles from river
Wharfage, for sI31 each. payable so down and
$40 per month. no interest. These lots will oe
worth from $40 - 500 in less than two Year..
We 90 not see why these lo.s should not al
vance all his other sales have done"
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CuAy rAUotA CIRCLE.

The ChautauQ0a Circle called At fn5
University stree; proved a happy though,
ia bringing together many strange pe0ple
It's next meeting will be al No rs North
N.aih street. The university library viii
probably be used on the succeeding week
Many reader Who began in the EsS, are
found among our new people and are glad
of she privilege oi circle. 4 ser.s> Of
lectures on Political Economy" viii N.
arranged in the near future
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Thry Kf.r WA one ,ee.r,,


A~>ssE4 ~a&kE@Fi
ISIS not 33ltsgi B3slseF to aape The
seuA'og irom Eastern Washington ~, A.
vii rise ap with oae accord ana PR.
nogHce tae aan.e II Joan &. Allen.
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lAse fHe %aF hEra Fsz &c rSE,raNe the x-s.5-
tUasst tssersf snt 3IHinS es= -suse ~ ~ -.,sgf.
tszt oss<S. ls s<<one sssrgt. aossuz 49,.
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CAUTION

Beware 81 frsr,ss M
are stamped on the $500 Eame IA ..
s sA oesore leaving sAe 49, - ~ sfss
e Nsarers a<zizst h;rA wascA -
Eoois Il deAler offers u and
= :. = Is.aaeea price, or savs Ia stsz.AS =
- - Isnae and price ssar,ness - - tse1 "
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II Is large. commodious and inshiousn
built house. with all the mos. modern caugsa<
ences, specially adapted for The use OF Anln
and those desiring home-iske accommodated
The building is 81 feet wide by l0e feet ~
and contains go feet run OF verandah, bedia
the promenade on the roof
The basement is supplied with 3injnxroon.
kitchen, pantry. wash room and closets hu1sr.
servants rooms, billiard room. ofin RON. fuel
room, and balls.
The first fioor has double psrlos, 2nsu Of
rooms, . suites OF , rooms. a wzSAIcon sad
closets, and ? corridors feet wide
The second floor contains a suite cf mems /
suites OF rooms, 3 single rooms 2 balA.uou1
and closets, and q corridor feet wide BY ioa ~
long.
On the third floor are suite of three roas
four suites Of twe rooms, I'VE single rooms fso
bath rooms aud closets, and q corridor ulR
feet.
There are on the roof si,ting room a ID
tower f0x 20 feet, q sitting room in the psviis
ls136 feet, and walking terrace i6xioa feet
The house IS supplied throughout with ~
trical bell service, speaking tubes, fire sacApa
hot air. hath rooms, closets, electric and =
lights, and the best OF ventilation.
For particulars as to the leasing OF this do;s
able house apply 10
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MARK [. COIN & CO.,

Shipping and Commission Merchants, whole ale
dealers IN farm and dairy Produce and TO
visions, 10 Front street. Esmond block, t,rs
land. Oregon. L. o. box SeS.
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CASHIER OF TIE BANK IN MEXICO.
MORRIS S. BELKNAP.

senor RAFAEL DONDE. City of Mexico.
WosSrs FREsHFlELDS & WILLIAMS, London England
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bender Louis ct al to Austin Gbbns, e2e 6th-st,
5 years. IS, 500. -
Bendinger August to II Teeast, 76th.st 3D.
ave. year, 80, 500.
Bruggenafn Christian F. TO Henry A Darling ct al.
trus ] 800 10 / 294 31-sve, years, 49, $4,000.
Erdnann. George. u p y Ramsey n cor LeXing ton
I'VE. aud 33d. -. year, o. coo.
Faulkner. George w 10 WIN Hearn, 7lstst, Q 1st-
GodilOt Alexis jr. 10 + Coudert and another,
Dst-st. e 6th-ave 3 years. $4,000.
Goldman, Joseph, to German Society, q the City OF
New York, 81 ThompsOn-st years $500
Haskell Elizabeth 70 w Clark, 44th-st Q It'll
I'VE, $4,000.
Solomon. Lewis J, 10 Thos OConnor W Lexington
ave. n 75thst, years, 81 500.
Trimble Samuel, % Peabody Education FUND. corner
Washington and Cogtlan1t SIS, years, $4,000
Williams, Benjamin T. TO Catharine Williams 41st-
It, W Nth-ave, l year, $3.50.
Williams, Louise L, to Rebeccs Lsdew and another
t~us PA and 270 Churchs and No % Whitest.
f3l 900.
wears. $500.
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.HOOkINN PNOPEKlN
FRInAY- OCT. 19.

Executors sale pa lots Sd. 4th, 9Th and
s,h ayes and 32d $50 and Gath sts, Brooklyn Bergen
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a1 ". s"% % ~"r % @
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per cent On Appncaio"
On Allotment
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Dec p 1882
for which wiubc given
undersigned:
H. b. HOLLINs & CO., MAT1IEsON & co,
LONDON ENG
p. MARTIN CO., f. w. CLARK CO.,
CITY or MEXICO
RICHARDSON, HILL & co, BANK OF COMMERCE.
rosrox
THE ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN BANK, Limited,
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PRESENT ISSUE, $500, 1905
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Foreclosure sale, Adolph l.; Sanger, referee plot o
and 7OSX10O.5 and j-story building, Nos 81 and 81
q Gotn-st G OF 9th-oVe.
Foreclosure sale Theo Conley. referee; lot 20x75
an1 portion Of 5story building, East 42d st. 60
Of 31-aYe.
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" Ill i l. = An LINE.
W FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIYERP0oL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAA
sTcUtOnic. oct. TO- 10 30 am. 'TeutOnic.. Now 10,
GeTmanic Oct. %, y. N. l-rndnlc Nov 20, 3
Britannia oct. 80, 10 am. Brtannlc.NoV2T, . ~
sAdrIatic.. 6, p. III. lFAdriatic. Dec. 4,
From white star Dock. FOOT OF West l0th-s
second cabin these - amers. Saloon rate
and upward. second cabin, S3j and upward, acc
to steamer and location Of berth Excursion tick
favorable terms; Storage 500. COmpany's ONO
al Broadway, NewYork. philadelphia oncc, 4O0
nutst. J. BRUCE ISMAY, Az
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Mad sou-ave. 11Gth-st. 1JOX101i also sw
cor shave and l4Sth-s, 50X99.1l; ii Graham -,
JACOB Engei..... -. .-:-.,; 81
'is srn 10 Ga Gee % Fa as}aHs 600
esth.si. $ - 100 n Of 9th-aYe l6H9S9j MARIA
Hernandez and others 70 Teresa Palmep,y
Land Of Jerome Park Railway Co., lot 3o0 GAN
Ward Edward l. Wood 20 Clarence Il seward i
same property Clarence Seward 70 + a JACKSON ~
l.2i-st. -. 90 u Of 3d-ave 20MOO1li Z %
Van Tassel Samuel Schoch ...-.........;-.. i
''t2Il m1n to Don Gayo oSd.an' 900
''f Waltey 10 JoSSphiae L Peyton $500
d,Ele1 70 I crimmin ti..'e io.'Voo 1900
''a< sct,ei 20 oS II BTowD Js 900
LeTingt1n-ave Nos. 14G2.1 ACC; w r HouRhion
cbTrchtt No, "a ana 27G and No % White.st;
Ehen p Jordan 10 Louise l. Williams .......... i
Lexngton-ovc :. CO u u ~ 75th-st. 16Sx
s. Caroline J. Harmed 70 II Salmon ...---..-.....
CharIcs Jackson refer e. to samuc blackwell 74so
119th.st. =. - 4 Of 4th.ave 1SX755i John
Sane proncrty, Alfred + J Tovey and another 10
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Ocean Steamers

GUiON LINE.
~ UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEEN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leave Pier 3o, y. r.. foot Of King.st.
TUESDAY, october Is m.
WISCONSIN day, October %, p.
NEVADA.-............T Tuesday, October %. a. m.
hLASK A................T Tuesday, November s. D. m
Tuesd3y Move mber II. 30 a..
Cabin passage ESQ, 500 $50 and 800 Second Cabin
$50 and S35 Steeraoe, $50.
A. NJ. UNDERHILL ( CO, IS broadway, N Y.
INhAN LINE &. 5. and Royal Mail Steamers
Il FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF NEW YORK. wednesday, Oct. 10, 10 a. m
CITY OF BERLIN. Wednesday, october g. 3 30 D. m.
CITY OF PARIS. wednesday, october 80, 80 a.
CITY OF CHICAGO. Wednesday. November g. 80 D. m.
CABIN PASSAGE, $50 and upward, SECOND CABIN,
s35 and $40. STEERAGF $50. PETER WRIGHT &
SONS General Agents @ ROWLING GREEN. n Y.
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PED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from NcwlOrk and Antwerp weekly.
NOORDLAND tsfJy, october IS. 10 80 a.
PENNLAND wednesday, october % D. m.
Cabin rates First Cabin $50 and upward. Excursion,
sfOO and upward. Second Cabin, $40. Excursion s72
and $50. Storage at very low rates.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS Gen,l Agts % Bowling Green
HAMBURG-A AMERICAN PACKET co.
L L EXPRESS SERVICE between New-York. South
(Londonl and Hamburg. by the new twin screw
steamers Of 10000 and 12,5 500 horse power.
Express p. AUGUSTA VICTORIA, IL a m, Oct H.
Mall steamer HGnWGnia, o,S0 a. n Qc1.ber -.
bourg (Paris) and Hamburg also direct " Hamburg
o a. oct Is. Gelcrt....10 a. Oct 16.
First cabin. ESQ and upward storage q low rates.
Steamers leave from Hamburg docks Hoboken N J.
General office, g Broad general Passage once.
r. J. CORTIS Mgr. 81 Broadway. N. Y.
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BROOKLYN pROPFRT
NEw-JERSEY PROPER1
New-York, saturday. October IL

Public auction. plot Of land 12S O2lOTi4Z 4xlO
and building known As Shcllurne Hotel, on BROADWAY
corner Of Oeeauavc, Long Branch so villa sites locate
IN Ocean Highland Brighton, Phillips, Matloa ana Dea
lVcs South Elberon. c-,. -,
49, (atI
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v1CE-PREsIDENT IN NEwYORK.
o IN, Inns ESD of Messrs H. 3. HOIins Co., Bankers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-14
WEDNESDAY, OCT.
THURSDAY. OCT. II

Foreclosure sale John II Ketchen. referee lots 25x
iC2 each and 4story dwellings Nos II and 10 West
s2i:st $50 It " Of :thaye JOS S$Slo99 each and
public auction Iof oINgs O. : West 3Sth-
st. SEQ Il Of 1o,h-ave. lot. 25x1Oo5 ,and
5story building No. 90 West 61s-st. OF 1thave.
lartuoR sale. lots 25x1O16 each in Fast IO2d-st
East 1o4th.st. lunnnc throu.h 10 lO5th.st
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yICE.PREsIDENT IN MEXICO.
NJ. L. GUIRAUD, Esq.
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-21

Cup by the name Of Kate Lee. By his de-
woman Of some thirty years, q good
housekeeper, well proportioned and rather
good looking. She was the matron at the
hotel or boarding house where Joe
stopped, it being owned by an Armenian
by the name of Carr, and it was not long
after their first meeting that he got at his
meals what the other boarders called
"shft boss" steaks. He got more
than that, too; he got great
many tender glances. At first
Joe treated the boys jokes aud
the womau's Advances pretty mich as he
would have done under similar circum-
stances when in White Pine some fifteen
years ago-that is to say, they would not
have created in him any dlstur bling ele-
ments-but finally she was too much for
him; he weakened. a courts hip ensued,
and after a month or two he propos ed and
she accepted. They were going to get
married during early spring and then they
were going of on a tour. Nothing was to
be too good for his intended, and he had
the coin at that time to back up his inten-
tions in good style. True love, they say,
never runs SIN Doth, and Joe's experience
gradually became rocky-so much so that
the engagement was broken off. Joe was
riled and suppose he blamed the woman.
She acted independ entity, and he. to get
even, commenced to pay ardent attentions
to another woman, who roped him into
marrying her in a very short time. He
never loved her and you can imagine what
their union resulted ina divorce.
"This latter courtship, marriage and
separation consumed at least six or eight
months. Joe saw he had made fool of
himself, and his first love returned with a
twenty horse power head of steam behind
it, so to speak. He made amends with
Kate as best he could, and in short time
they mutually agreed on the proposition to
cali in a parson to tie the knot. But be-
fore the marriage came of::Kate took down
with fever, and judging from Joe's de-
scription of what he did for her, venture
to say that no man ever showed a woman
greater or truer affection than he did for
her during her illness. But death claimed
there"
HAS he lost all his money!" ventured
the reporter after a minute.
Money! Why, $4,000 would not cover
the coin he has, to say nothing of his pat
ented mining property, which is worth
three or four hundred thousand. But what
good is it to him! Tho fellow is lost. A
love was too much for him. In
coming here he expected to find some of
his old congenial friends, suppose, but
the most Of them have LETT and those who
are here have changed. He talks of going
down to Los Angeles in day or two.o
Wichita eagle., 1889-02-21
Ola dfa toriai Fight on the Milo,

"Curious how ones h3elings get b;unted
by the sight of blood and horrors" says
Sir Charles Wilson, in his new narrative of
the Nile expedition. "There was one
strange incident. An unwounded Arab,
armed with speer, jumped up and charged
en- officer The officer grasped the spear
with his left hand, and with his right ran
his sword through the Arabs body; and
there for few seconds they stood, the
officer being unable to withdraw his sword
until a man ran up and shot the Arab IL
was a living embodiment OF one of the old
gladiatorial frescoes at Pompeii 1t did
not strange TO say, seem horrible; rather,
after what had passed, an everyday occur
renee used to wonder before how the
Romans could look on - the gladiatorial
fights; do so no longer"