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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-16

ou~~v Keun~sts That Come TO the
Chief Kr~a AksesA-
The g<,sics teparszef.E q considered By
tee ~ :. o. be general bureau Of istos
s,sxssyu. q sorr Of szszrixs lrteaaa<EEsw essa<s-
an. for ssss ressSn the onseers are .fssf1
called us~ya 20 10 services quite foreign 70
ts~sr vrrutzozs. Har3is week passes bat
xhat fse eAsef Of police resolves ons %
russ~x se&aers sskloT hin 10 s~nd svsi De-
xrs vsssss OF fis esss, its History, Ind sssfsrx.
Saz,slssssoa and oahSr fs<ts 81 fnsersSx 70
faase lnEeedlax 81 come nery. DIT tnr
creates. number OF letters Of fE-4a1fy re
cesve1 BY the chief are 10 reference 70
missing persons and snss property
A sxftes Of tEss uaszfe wAs reesised .
txu 4sys ago H. L<e, 81 AlAzno-A, 1oue5o
esgus5ry cxs writes 20 kEe entef tasi BIS
sffs sess borne ~ visit friends 10 Eag aba
On gusy I. taking their SyeAro.ss soss VIE
omaha. saying that she had lett him tor
good No reason VISA assigned IN this let
Ter. and he believes thai she MAJ de-
raessssG sac lid been reading and
taIktur about seattle few days be
fore snc left home. afssf tor thai reason
Be thinks she rsas; have come TO seattle
He dexcrsb-s her - beins ~ yeefs 81 age,
ssserf and srsut. wsrh light hair, brown
eyes and tresh eoior In Der lace. ne coy
IL said q, b 3 years old. with light hair
ana bright eourreaanee-* Mr.. Lee SAYS
bis wits RAY So by the names Of Mn. h
lee. Mrs. s J. Lee or By Dsr maiden name,
! 3. Cnaminxs Casrs Mitchell has Inasse
4 rhosJaxn search for the soEasn xirnouf
finding any trace OF her. nnd he yesterday
wrose 60 her husband OF his failure
Eugene Sullivan has written several let
sers one of which Wa rrcs lived by the
chief yesterday, from kageDe sullivan. OF
.92 Madison street, New York. who -
es with FIVE children, whom ne has not
heard from since the big IRE. The chill
drsti are bis nephews aud for that reason
he Is anxioas. Mr. Coilins In . stonenasoa
and Is t5yssrs of age.
fredefirk Quite writes from Canterbury
New Zealand. for Information In regard 10
the estate OF Dis brother, Radcliffe tluine,
who died 81 one Of tins seattle hospitals
some months ago from injuries received
by failing from . bridge apon which he
las engaged - q carpenter. He says that
his brother doubtless had money and be
wants 10 have some say about distributing
IL Chief Mitchell viii refer this Litter 10
the administrator Of Quine's estate
one woman writes sii the way from Kan
"a. to learn II her husband has quit drink.
ing since his arrival In seattle. but fails Ia
give any clue To hts idensfty except that
his name IL j. smith. Another send wife
writes thai her husband aas left her in her
Michigan home and come 70 Seattle with q
neighbor's @ife. who, she astds parenthei-
iesiiy, ..may be sood looking. but has
got an awful temper" She wants to know
IL there IL any chance of her husband be
coming weary of the other woman and re-
turning a. her.
Some OF the questions the chief of police
or bis clerk, A. NJ, Kent are able TO answer
but II every demand for information oil
this sort were complied with . special
eorps of detectives would have 20 be ADDED
10 the force.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-16

see, on the mountain top afar,
Those lofty pinnacles that reach
SO near 10 heaven that star
Burns ike taper bright Ia each.
There. change less all the seasons through,
That green cathedral lifts its spires,
Tho first TO catch the morning dew,
The last 10 hold the sunset fires.
Within its aisles no sound is heard
While summer's service decks the nave;
lts altar Knows no priest: no bird
Sings from the emerald architrave.
But when. wrspt in her shroad Of snow,
Beneath the roof lies earth asleep,
A mournful music, measured slow.
Wakes in the summit of yon steep
That solemn dirge of winter brings
The heart To ponder thoughts divine;
IL Is Gods harper strikes the strings
stretched ON the forest hap Of pine,
--ffaak DsRsesfsr .~hermdn
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A srAssis. AvFxAv.
4 Drankea Ytaass Carve. . a.r.
tender.

L l. Rising q eeafaed ~ the ef.y iall
ava. 1iss hearing ts>isy upoa sae eh.rvs
81 s'saai' s5ss deadly weapon wssA n
tent te kElt Chris Hsssss
SS>sHx = . Isnasr AMI Hansen {. ~.
fsoFasilS bartender al fne sfAlf.9sy aeu~.
on fsUst siftSi- Assn Haa-Sn Sent ar
Iait AZ ossssk YESTERDAY rass, tf.x A..
ig%ui @zs3ax n a aFaakea eont!ssoa In
tae sSagssE. he as very sifsar,iefiF. g. tss
eaftenssr orNtercs. hin cat he ref1s.St ~
- sHd ~ ben The bartender - "a 10 th-,s,s
a1sa S4t dssrs kpifs ir0rn sls pocket xni
e',s,s taasaevsi siAs'Elnx sw&y al a!na.
hsHsen, 20 save Himself. fhY,ss Ia. tEr
nfF 20 tae gsesor. sa4 attempted 70 t.ke IT,
ka4in ssss fr0Ea Aim- kislnx a. L..
sattFe 'ssf A3nas haweyer aa4 Wfelssss3 81.
sea}S1n SID sarh esseTs thar ne So.
seH'ses hs4 - ts5 e. 81 hsn Hsr<sT.'.
ka' an va badly eisf. SD . ssnAfi ss.s
: a. i'Aa.t - as safs ara fgis svFssTs a.
% -fNAef e als ps1iA4eoas ueoe eEs it,te,
y e iAe wFAssla, whieA lust xrsTs.5
ssss s~ - feseASss-l a. H3ss~gr ara "a,
ff e4s~~'S aP Al t@>s>iy sss = are -
. a. sss'ssress fFs yatunEs~ seseF st@ssss
= - a. a. s18 fSAcU4 anstsr arre.s -
NsasSF as assre -
sssAsEa sGsNsssS &ye net a. Al ser3.ss,s
*4ssAilxe tHe ~esgsss I'd sA< ffxsss 49,. 80
- Aaza ep fssF several wesss
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Paper Pulp for Pencils.

hfstNoPVtfr
A substitute, il is said, has been
found for cedar as pencil wood. One
OF the difficulties which have stood in
the way of the substitution of paper
pulp for wood in the manufacture of
pencils has been the toughness OF the
paper covering, and its consequent re-
sistance 10 the action of q knife. By q
new process which has recently been
patented. the molecular cohesion of
the paper Is modified in such q man
ner that II can he cut a. easily - ce-
daf wood. After the completion of
the process the pencils are gradually
dried at increasing temperatures dur
ing period of six days. and they are
then plunged into "a vessel of molten
parat.in wax, which has the effect Of
modifying the texture of paper as de-
scritesi.
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~ t&rV q ~ <uGT0nRjum g - -
- S~~~1u6rrp ennpnxEe4. temnfm1oG an
a FSrxnefa. 1h<y VIE - eune 80 see1
fsrrx MA - meetfng1 ~ fhe sxne -
80 asnfseern ~ Soafyzx - she ~ o1.l -.
Coe~.~~rrs0asl enarro 90 secsnd serca
pext nsns3ay nsSzsrg - II = - Al 80 80
sstxrs Of the evsng-sieA - fszsz - =, -
r..~s.rnzsx4 = lre rxxs<nx u5sbegt reenna
f. ra*5snatstF. TmsS Anes1nG ccsscesns
s~srT assn.sf<< IN the sfsy. SD y . aeak
ss,e s.s..ss~vssscn snany whe hsve hssseste
fzszess - ATTEND the rzrros 81 tie fass11nk
-~rsres ~ ssrezefHrl2sS<5.
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4. 3. REAL ESTATE.
Lese Rusineas Last Week Than for
Three Mouths Past.

The number Of entries at the dis.
trict land office last week averaged
less than for the three preceding
months. although some days were as
good Is usual. and the cash receipts
were large. Following is summary
of proofs, entries and receipts:
Prescriptions and declaratory state
ments filed. %: original homestead
entries, %, cash proofs on pre-emp-
tons and committed homestead en-.
tries. As; final homestead proofs
passed. %; timber land prescriptions
%; cash receipts, $4,000.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-16

hichGb BY BRoSCHo.-F Fred Thos3e,
wnhe driving his pony near the race track
saturday evening, was kicked by the ami.
maj ana had the bone Of his left leg frac-
tured inst below the knee. Mr.. Thode wss
taken "a Providence hospital fof treat
meut aud will probably have to stay there
three weeks
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UNION VETERAN CLuR

Regular meeting of Seattle Union Vet.
eran Club Monday, september Is, AT D.
m, AZ courthouse. Fun attendance re-
2uesied- NJ. NJ. Holmes, president.
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The crowd drinks IL. They come in sin.
giles and doubles To drink IL. They brine
their friends 10 drink IL. Fyeryhody
drinks whipped cream soda water stew
srt Holmes, Drug Company, second and
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tae - sssf csE1F iete sst<t& ~ earrurs as
p g., ssi - -@H "a sKAihsffAa a. fak a.
- a. fs2sa 4 ga Eses tE4 FSss1,ssa .s..-ssa-
st.@ 49, A+as~Ru- Ae ksfssyns A. 81
@A s-+s tfe tzitrfF s7isa rFssssss as -
= - @s sal %f se@a.8ag Hsase~ n
49, $40 49, e. F~sss sFx ssssasss,i -
sst-@@ AsfsAtsz-sak eRzIrW Asszsss. "A -
- - 2sfsfs ss5ss &sc.1 . asis8gz s34sss-s
49, ssts is.AssS - iAs NFsAssxers ssnq !.
As.s m ss~k ia - - earsaski { -.
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AEFSR<.Egsx AExxxxas 49, gsnms.ss....
aAse&iass ssa se aear seasesAt - .s,4 s,s
ass 1900 asfsress<st sy he sseskers
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~FeisSse EWef u ssss sas8 reserve vsssx
~ Eas.s 80 zs'ssszzsss~5sssees o. N,a -
rsssssd ssrssrs. A<ssux ssssk
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-. - go f1xxb - UsnmMG1A - - -
9uk5d ~ tne asenf pasps. - 49,.
frssrs 6Isnl3ax~ Asd fke xr<nx psxpnpe -
wk9rh Col i Ia tie shas<h sp1ns. gse-
sryvfnr apd sniarEfaG e. = - dezsyex HI
1900 frons hpnesrE Thb b II e3sas
ssss~ss3n "a ts< eherxh, ske reneva - ~
1880. ssse euyk e hee uzfEszfryf fns
ersss IN sfsx shrs@xh Al ber bic -
sfsr.s- fssrxea<.s rasss us<h tis<s God = 90
tass~.sr 1ffs. lss- ard TIE ass eksts c<ssrssy
Ee~. IRE hssssxsnx tnsh Of Her~s y esss-
ssrsesss 70 80 e - tar symbol sp4 sssn -
sx-sFs srs~rae~ wskh Kts p<1ras. tSs ps~1
sse Of saesy p<ssersssssa sal1 swg
xrDy4nx $50. the heofsH lfxb< - nssiE -
siass~y sHss sxse ae~z5fs1eN - - :
70 al ssse s-s II IsrseS. ssssaxa sssassSs
fnxssy n. szsrsxSxs~
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&. MARS parish lEpssoopsD service was
held 10 the Young satasailsts' hall at
the University grounds. al which RI. Rev.
J A. Paddock bishop II Washington, OH
elassa. fits discourse Was devoted par
ileuissiy 81 that yoanx asld rising pAi lst.
He expfessed his satisfaction 20 see IL
come up in ~ short time. II being es-
tahiiskei June >. The congregation was
ex horted to sggpor' their pastor aud co
operate wiIh hlns. This wss the hrst time
the tsisnop had ever met the congregation
81 IT. Marx.
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prcopnFD MORTGAGES.


Allan Kate r to A Van CoItandt 1o4th-st'
eaaye Frederick to Bradley Currier 4th'ave
Y YnEoS ChSIies r. 70 Katie Wise, 1osthst. ID
ave ,acyn Cl Philip to Halaran cor 5th.sve and
so Rrriion Nyfon C. to Mddebrook, Madlson-ave'
n Bsthgate.aye years $4,000. . ..... ., ooo
D,sken. Martin, Lawrence Frazier q Co. 0ou
st. 6o 4iha hugh o' to Randall Pynes Bayara
" Fcc f John j. ct al to Charles Lave cor BrOOme
and Wlctt sts, l year ~, SlO,OOV -..nr.r ~o,,s
same to Greenwood Cemetery, same property years
-'GuDkcl Gustav to Frank schaenler. Deancey'st
G o. Pitt-st 6 months. 81 600. .. a,o ono
same to c 4 swords sam, property, years si2 600
(rut9hut Bernhard, Union Dime savings lhsuti"h'
4Gth.st. Of 7th.aye, years; 5000 co,, q. - .,
Ki,kenny James, to Thomas OConnor : 9 Franklin
Koch %liam to N stachclberg ct al 1926 Broadway
EgytsTctF, MargqaEcct, to Croker sth-'t' of
Henderson. John G. to II E Hooker s7th'st' Of
Same 70 Charles Cushrnan, property co. years
Morrow James B. owen. 1s4th-st of 9th
ave, SSetFs' Nm to LAWYERS Ins Co. 2eth-st
Mckee, John II. TO E Ross 1872 1oth.ave. yrs
5000. VII W c.r,on,r at nj tr,s. S
Ioeth- 81 Q OF Gth.ave, yrs. s25 600 49, w.t.,
Owens James 70 Beadleston Woerz' lG7 beekhan
." pnricr Sarah p n F NJ Jencks 112th.st Of
Msnhattan.ave. insbalments MORTGAGES 81 oOO ne.
Phi1ips Jacob l. o. Sing Sing Savings BANK o'th-
st. W Of 4th.ave yer s2q;oS s 'rrs, 70 7tbave
stlwell. Beniantn NJ oo 70 . Irus' 20 ''"''
n Of 1Oth-st & 10000. . q.
Scherdine Christian. to Schwarz. 3e'ave' oil
G's sboyeiIer wm II to Morrison s2d-st Of
1othave, . yrs $4,000.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ Fast ENPross, Trains via PHiL;\ DErLtulA' "

CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS AND CHIGAHo;S
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAdNs:.
FoS VGGIihiGhoo \ 1907 m oi Is 200 ndasht
Eot ClNcINN ATi, 81; LoLIS 30 a. m 100 p . ~,
o. m, 80 ,. m, > 80 p m. 3l5 D. ~; 40 p X
IL 100 midnight sunday, y 30 a m. ] 80, JO Si''
An trains stop at Chester and Wilmington except $40
D. q, n
Ticket Onices 81 26I 40 and LAO Broadway or al
Station foot Of Libertg-st. 49, -.
New-York Transfer Company VIII cal iof ana chooh
ospF" n nDFI ~ " CIIAS o. sCULL,
r.nsroi NSnagor Gent Pass Agent.
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feaal Notices.

CUPREME COURT.-EDWIN MORRISON
= e. al against James J. Higgins a. assignee on
the property Of Patrick Kennedy for the oeneht oil eed
an order OF this court duly entered In the once OF hs
Clerk Of the CITY County OF Newfork on the lin u%
1 cr.t,iors having claims against Patrick hen.
molly that they are required TO cone IN aau ~
NOV demands With duly verified vouchers thSI''ot la
NJ cSned tbe referee named IN said order ~ -
ONCE in the County House IN the Ss o Oh O'clock
y" which day time and place are hereby hAed 9 he eS
pfuo,e and I'M defauit thereof sueh ,"m sharing
H. IA ,r"n he benefits OF said order anu nun ,hc "a.
i'm The dlsrlbutlon OF tho funds IN the h' "
siguee
Dated New'forN' oe~ WILLIAM II KEILbE LEE
WILLIAM S. LEWIS, Plaintiffs N''0'"'''
st, Nsw'y92Tn9u NY ADAMS. Attorney for Assignee
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IT REDUCED RATES.-RalrOad Tickets
n via all routes to all points West ana south
FRANKS 347 broadway, corner Ieonafd-st
Rorths secured and baggage uansIefftd
Excursion tickets purchased and exchanged
IENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl
I / r0nT OLE Liberty. ST. NORTH RIVER.

4 FOOT OF LIBERTY.sT... NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF october 3. 1889.
90 A. m for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
Chunk Wikesbarre and Scranton. Reading Harrisburg
100 a. m. tor Pennington, Eason Bethlehem, Allen.
s:45 a. NJ for bennington Lake Hopatcong Easton,
ton Reading, Harrisburg. Pottsvle Tamaqua ShamOkin
sunbury, Lewisbug; wlamsport ,,..,,.,- 80
town Mauch Chunk. Reading. Harrisburg. Pousyle etc
S:f6 p. N. for Easion, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
80 p m. for Pennington, Lake Hopatcong, EastOn.
800 and ) 80 D. m. for SomeTyi!e ana femington:
Chunk Reading. Harrisburg etc. On Suniays a. 80
100 IN, sundays, for Easton.
and Point Pleasant, O0 10 II rs a. 90. 80
200. 30 Gl0 p; m. SUNDAYS 100, 900 a. m sun
For Monmouth Beach Seabrigh, etc, at 400 49,
II - a. NJ :oO 3 49, ! 80 NJ Sundays at 90 a. m
For Lakewood, Toms River and Barnecat 90, 8 Is
For Atlantic CIV Vineland and Bridgeton 90 a H.
90, 100, 80 435. 80, 10, 8 80 p. sundays
100. 100 q. NJ.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
Via Central r. r. Jersey Philadelphia and Read.
ing r r.. and Baltimore and Ohio L. r.. leave foot Of
For Philadelphia at 4 90 40, $50. 80 II 100
p. H. H. sCNbAYs 80, $50 a. NJ, 80 2:$6, $i5,
20 For B Bal M re and Washington daily II 100
(exGept sunday a. M 80 70 No. 9S y o Go ~
ba gS F p SS Ii IN" &C. nave '0"''" o' '' '.'
TG ss 4d P'S c1 rss s; can g az
l25thst 1874 East 125th,st, NewYork Cour''r' SOC
rs Br0aa%ay win call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
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Che Gurt
I linden PARK RACES,

| linden PARK RACES,
IL Near Elizabeth v. j.,
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 70
and continuing October o. 25. 90. %, and 90
SIX RACES EACH DAY. COMMENCING AZ j ~ p -, M
TRAINS. via Penn sylvaniu X. X special, AZ =
IL 90 II 80 and Up direct u Grand Stni reeu~
Immediately after races -, p.a,e
Round rrp Including Gcnteman's Grand Stand BaoEc'
81 so Including Ialys Ticket. " Field. jOc. -,
LLOYD ASrINWALI+ Presioeh"
J. N. COS1'ER. Secretary.
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7 linden PARK RACES.

Special trains via PENNSYLVANIA Railroad direct 70 ''
Grand Stand leaving Stations foot Of Cortlandt ana
brosses streets every race day 10 100 90 j
and 100 p IN. Returning, special VIII lsa'e Vic ''
after the races.
Round trim tickets including admission to the Grahu
Stand will be sod gentlemen at 81 so and to lanes .
Round tip rate without admission so cents
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

EXDress U0InS leave IOIIOWs
415 500. : 30. :0O s 80 @ Chicago Limited
with Dining Car and 10 Washington Limited ana II WC
a m. - 20, 100, 100 300 30, 100, 30 . ~
90 80 900 and 200 p m. and IL u 10 night Ae
comrodatlon II 10 a. 40 and 200 D. m SUNDAYS
Express 100 G:15. Q 100 % Limited, and 10 a. IN
90 l. 30. g. 80, g. and p. M, ana IL 10 h!ghC
Trains leaving Ncw.York daily, except saturday, at 8.
80 m. sundays connect at Trenton ior Jsmlen
Aston IIou,. and OF DesbroSses and Corlandt SIS
4 Courst. and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot Of Fuon,t
R,ooEIyn: IS Iud.0n-st Hob0kcn Station, Jersey Guy
FmiQrant Ticket ONCE Castle Garden. ,
Tho Ncw-Y0k Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana chccA
baggage from hotels and residences $1,000
VA ;onoral Manager General passr Agent.
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SEVENTEENTH STREET METHo DIST Episcopal
CIR pCu Rev A. {. MOKEHO USE-MOrning, Utter
most Salvation Evening. Rev. LOUIS kLOPSCh
tv,,qi mcrtiLg Prase.Hceting, 30. Seats free
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GEORGE H. DANIELS.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. \. y. !.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. Y. =. d
~ II r. Z T. Co... Lessee Trains leave West IDS
ITom ioo o. !9y,st r. Chicago Detroit LGn o@
. rs, = 10 Toronto. . 80 a. Is. - p IN
Montreal Carada Fast = rs D. ~. Niagan Fails hyia.
cuse Ctca and principal intermediate stations, 10 ~ 90
a. No." 55. - 10 y m. land a. II 30 m for va
ONLY. Kingston Saugerties Catslill Albany. =" -
= Is. . 80. 'a If 80 ana ~ 51j 20 = ".
N'wburg 10 - a.. 10. Alb :35. 'O;3o ~ 80
p m. Haycr-traw. % q. M. . 40 - p. m. ii.t'u
Sleeping Cars for Buffalo. NIAGARA Falls Toronto 10 t,mr
Chicago aud -. Louis. DAILY. 4 Daily except Satul
tay, othcr trains daily except SUNDAYS. "a - Leave
I@.ey CITY = u r. station al 90 a m. - ;4o D. H.
Hoboken. West Shore station all 90 M - 40 = ~
PoI ucket uGc.'ale. or infn,n9tl,n Apply FL Ono
Bfonkyt233 Wasiingtnr.st. 726 Ful'1n-~t Anne 20
foot q Fuonst NrwYork Ciy-1o7i 1868. 80 ana ~
Bioa1way 1881 Bowery. 10 Park place q. West ',n,
q Jay.st r. west.ors Express calls for arG pT
baggage from hotels and residences G. J.. l.AAibfhi'
Gou.LaL Ea A nnnh z Nanh.rhl NV y. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-26
REAL ESTATE.
RUSlNESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The only auction sale at the Real Estate Exchange
yesterday was under foreclosure. No IS Elm-s'.' a
,h,eo- story frame dwelling. on lot eoN60 1t sold
IN George +. Jolmson for $4,000. NO 34' west
Thirty sccond-s foursory building on lo' -oA'o"'
sold to Mrs. Esther a. Savage for $l30Oo
trac, Of land containing about 500 building
,ot situatel respectively in VOSs, Whey Ncppei-
nam Woodland and Lake ayes, and ONEIDA, Forman'
orchard Frederick aud OAK s'S;, Edward ana Sonol,
cuuntV n T. has been IN The possession Of Fredeil &c
shonnard's family for more than century, ana nc
RECENTLY decided sell the property al public auction
Through the auctOneer, Jcre. Johnson, j., VINO Leu
The sale on the grounds last Thursday. The properN
York and Northern railroads, and hoIse'cais Iu
directly TO IT.. Only section oil tlo PloP0aa,rsS
Containing lo5 lots was offered last Thursday anu
they were actively bid for and sold ior an
of Sl75 per lot or eota OF S24 90 Inc o,nr
of the property will be put IN orucr anu '' ~
pNt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-26

THE BOOK OF OPEN AIR SPORTS. ostayy.o. 800
i naprs illustrated The standard anthOfy on
American air amusements Rules for selling swim.
ming ball playing shooting, horseback nlne, &c. w. ~
and universally eomplimsned by the presa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-26
ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
tha IL inn tunuinO
DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO.

DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO.
900 T. NJ. 600 p. NJ. $3.50 p NJ.
ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS AND Each En-. III
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH TO CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE OF ANY CLASS OF CARS. 40,
Ticket ONCE. lol, Sl 7lS and 95 Br9sd,way l5$?
Bowe Battery laee Chambers an5 Weis 29a 81 ET dn
Way Williamsburg corner Newark ana Hudson sts llo
Paor or Sleeping Car reservations and orders for checng
and TRANSFER Of baggage cin De %Dtanea shown fo Cham
bcrs-s local trains ) to 12i2 minutes carliG ~ ,t
a. room on GcS csGhc Pay y Ba iAS cypress fa','"
Yoane.E gs D5 and Marion soid pullman Train
csbued Day GSaehes raats ad DPpf ma nn W.
spH3 S f f e G G s Fo qF9Asr IME u
Every Pay Ney Fat EHPrss via o EqqG RAIN Of daS
g h a m s%d s PS HS5V GhasS S1 a6g
pullman Buffet yestbuldd sleeping Car to bgIa1 and
80 umfn YS 2sS 6ay Geas9 Ns ad'
a;: e f4S7gS S'44 II TO- Sn1%Fa ys
iis6 G SSaday:' 80 G5 sl5 % % 3
OG So 80 So A@s7 SO5 I5 Sa, ST.
paSss aS 9:l5 49, 7sS 10 % S9 60 l. 70 l. 80
pa!s :s, ~ a. 80 77s2 q 30 80
5I 80 ss5i2o 20 Is, '2 80 T. 5O 3d. 3.
Rl@gsg@aa ~ l,s3 .5 Ss &c. S3 e. "a ~
Local 80 IS 8 81 70 10 80 49, Z 20
vo SSS7s p $3.50; IS. 49, 3. p r. 70 sao N
me Si5 m If Fast Express. VIII PaaSr Cs 5c
y. M. - '''' - $500
S &dseo at: .Dd ps;, ., 60 g.
suSsS SS id: 80 49, o. 80 p m. o., ,o.ao ~
'.ca rams, main line 45, 10, ~ .oO ." ~
aE E2 30 y p m. Express trains from West
NORTHERN. "A iLRoAD OF e. j DIVISION -.
S3 ls35 i 3d. b $ $gS 2 S.S 81 a'2 soa
Nyscs ana az Snl,S W ~ 80 an M 20 40
$3.50 4, 45, :52ie. 80 6 or g 40, 9. 10 49, ~
sundays, Sl5, 80. ] 80 & 80. S.l5
send 10 ia postage 10 General Passenger Agent for
" subnTban Homcsn with local timetable ~
w. J. MURPHY, L. p. FARMER,
General supt General Passenger Agent
- T.. LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE:
~ The only through sleeping.caT 81 Louis wa Ear
Falls leaves the Grand Central Depot p NJ Ldaly
via the New YORK Central Michigan Central and Wsbash
airoads-dinng cars for all meals-arnying In 81 LOUIS
as second morning Connections In Union Depot, 81
Louis FOR all points West ana souhvest For tetsble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-26

CT LIKES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
41s.st near Gth.aye.-Preaching IL a. m by Rev BID
WELL LANE and at AS p. by the Pastor, Rev; T. y
TIPPLE. Young peoples prayer-meeung at Z O'CLOCK
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iOinter Resorts.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. Y. DIX. SiiN
sanie.rlum. Open all the year. For tho tes'hie 80
female nervous. respiratory. malaria and o'hsf C 49,.
diseases. Equipped with all the best remedial @
oronq them Massage Vacuum treatment, Sweai9n nS
ments Suspensory treatment, Electricity TurHlsh
Roman Electro. tn ermal. French douchs ana al D"
A cheerful resort for treatment. rest or recreation"
door ana indoor sports. send for circular
WINYAH HOUSE. ASHEYiiLE y. y. ,,,gs
Climatic resorts invads suffering from diseases 20 hc
and throat Fine hotel and rstcias inar lnn
Winter. -a,i-.' III
= 1,T0RGF -Nohicon House at Bolton open all a.
L. ne year; bring your ridins haOiVN
WINSLOW.