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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-02-09
TELEGRAPnIC BREvITIES.

A terrible snow storm Is raging In Scot
land.
Harrison's visitors yesterday consisted Of
Kansans, whe urged Plumb for the treas
ury portfolio.
At Boston there was good demand for
woods the past week. but business has been
comparatively light
lis stated Count Tolstoi, OF Russia, ten
dered his resignation as minister of the In
terror which has been accepted by the car.
Although Parnel has been present at the
sittlngs OF the Parnell commission the last
two days, the Dublin Express says his
health Is very precarious.
The attempt OF the Banque Parisienne to
found a new company has failed, despite
the extension of the date for the issue Of
the new loan for the Panama canal.
The agent OF the East Africa company
has succeeded In obtaining the release OF
the catholic missionaries recently captured
by insurgents, by the payment OF n ran
som.
The emperor OF Japan will Monday next
at Tokiolpublicly promulgate constitu-
ton for the empire. The promulgation
will be attended with great pomp and cere-
mony.
Joseph Bernlck, Appointment and wealthy
farmer living two miles from Delano,
Minn., was found yesterday In his granary
with his throat cut from ear 10 ear. There
is no clue 10 the murderer.
Angry at personal and sarcastic article
in Gil Bias, the poet Catnlle sent a chal-
leuRe TO the writer. lie Blanche. The two
fought with swords and LIE Blanche was
wounded twice on the upper lip.
An attempt was made last night TO blow
up John Stevenson's brewery at New York
with dynamite. Hundreds OF windows In
the vicinity were shattered, but no one was
hurt. Malice Is believed to have prompted
the crime.
Negotiations between the Vanderbilts
and Morgans for the consolidation OF the
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati Il In
disnapolis railway, the Bee Line.r aud
the Cincinnati, St. Louis 4 Chicago, the
'sBig Four" have been completed. The
terms Of the agreement are understood to
| include an exchange OF stock.
A special from Fort Smith, Ark, says
| that y. A. Watson has been placed In jail
charged with the murder Of Belle Starr,
| the noted female outlaw who was killed
| near her home In the Cherokee Nation.
Belle accused Watson OF the crime before
diving.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-02-09
DEATH In THE SHAFT.


LEADvILLE, Col, Feb. 8-A most
shocking accident occurred this morning
at the mine belonging to the American
Mining and Smelling company, whose
superintendent William Gleason, was
killed yesterday by falling rock. About
eleven o'clock William Mallett and Thomas
Sims went down to the bottom OF the shaft,
two hundred feet, to see about the depth
OF the water. After completing the exami-
nation, they signalled the engineer 10 pull
them up. As they started upward In the
bucket, piece OF timbering fell from the
mouth OF the shaft, striking the unsuspect-
Ing men on the head, crushing their skulls
10 Jelly and breaking the legs Of both OF
them. Death must have been instantane-
Oua
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-02-09
THE SENATE SNARE.
What Taxes the Substitute Tariff
Bill Takes or One Article II
Places On Another.
WILL MONTANA GET IMP
House and Senate Conterees Unable
to Come to an Agreement-Mil-
lions Wanted for the Coun-
try's Defense.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S--The computa-
tIons made by treasury experts upon the
probable effect Of the senate amendment 10
the tariff bill reached the committee OF
ways aud means to-day, and were imme-
diately sent TO the printer. A democratic
member OF the committee says the tAbft .
show one-half OF the reduction OF S26, ,0O0,'
200 effected by changes in the sugar
schedule is wiped out by changes In other
tariff schedules which In themselves would
result In a considerable increase in the
revenue. This would leave the net reduc'
ton of the revenue about si2, 0OO, 600 OF slS,
100000. leaving the internal revenue sec
tions out OF the calculation.
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HIS VERY OWN.
Russell harrison osvs He Rscsnt >Nsws
Deal 10 q Personal Matter.

Fusssu Harrison osvs He Hscsnt <Newspaper
Deal 10 o Personal Matter.
NEW YORK. Feb. S-[Special TO the In
dependent Russell B. Harrison was seen
to-day at the Gilsey house and questioned
about the dispatch from Helena stating he
had purchased the Record Of that city. He
said II was true, and added: "Tbe convey
ance will be made within two or three
days. 1 have had the money waiting In
Helena TO buy the paper for some time, and
the other day the checks OF the Record
were not. honored In the banks and col
lapse was imminent. telegraphed what
l would give for the paper and the offer
was accepted. For some time the Record
had been laboring In the throes Of finan-
cial dissolution, and was kept going
merely TO sell at a decent price. 1 made
an offer some time ago and 1t was refused.
In making the purchase, |, OF course, as
sumed the mortgages. Indeed, have the
money on hand 10 take up the mortgages
as soon as my lawyers ascertain what they
amount TO-"
"Will you merge the Journal Publishing
Com pany and the Record Y
mo. they will be carried on as separate
concerns. The Record is a republican
morning daily and OF course will be con-
Quoted as republican paper"
"Did you buy the Record for the journal
Publishing company, OF which you are
president ?'
"No, did It on my own responsibility"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-02-09

New YORK, Feb. s.-A. l.. Hopkins,
president OF the Missouri Pacific, and
nearer 10 Jay Gould than any other man
aside from his own son, George Gould, has
severed all connection with the Gould In
terest. One Of the reasons assigned is that
Gould 10 cutting down salaries, whereby
be saved nearly $40, 900 per week, razed
Hopkins salary also. Another says Geo.
Gould didn't want anybody 80 "s0lld with
the old man." 20 he froze Hopkins out.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-02-09
An impending Crisis In Canada

OTTAWA, Feb. a-Great changes are
pending In Canada, changes which will
materially affect the future OF this country
and may seriously alter the relations be-
tween the United States and Canada Ii
Is reported on the best authority that at the
conclusion OF the present session OF the fed
eral legislature the government will appeal
to the country on the annexation question.
Sir John Macdonald, premier, viii retire
and be succeeded by Chas. Tupper.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-02-09

WASHINGTON, Feb. S,-A full caucus OF
republican senators this morning discussed
the admission OF the territories and decided
TO sustain the senate conferees In the disa-
greement upon the omnibus bill which pro-
poses to admit the two Dakotas, Montana
and New Mexico.
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A LoTRer kIIIed

MIssoULA, Feb. s.-lSpecIal 10 the Indc-
pendent John Mcnamara, q logger In
the employ Of the Bonner Milling com
pany, met with violent death to-day by q
heavy log falling from the wagon upon
him. He was well known In Western Mon
tana and highly respected. He had been
In the territory some years. He will be
buried to morrow.
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National Capital Cuttings.

wAsHIseros, Feb. a-The president
sent the following nominations to the SEN
ate to-day: Carol ID. Wright, Of Massa-
chusetts, TO be commissioner Of labor;
be receiver OF public moneys at North Ys-
kima, Washington territory.
Senator Mitchell To- day introduced bill
TO establish a port OF entry at Blaine,
Washington territory.
The bill TO ratify and confirm the agree
ment with the Southern Indians OF Color
ado, by which they sgree 10 abandon their
reservation and go over to Utah, was favor
ably reported to the senate to day
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-02-09

New YORK, Feb. IA. 8. Cooking,
cashier Of the Manhattan Elevated rail-
road company, deserted his post Monday
or Tuesday Of this week and 1t 10 thought
he has sought a quiet home in Canada.
The company loses about $4,000 by
Gooklng's departure, II Ia said, but the
officials profess Ignorance of positive
knowledge on this point. Cooking kept
four different pay rolls and the method he
employed 10 swindle the company was
credting sums Of money 10 the names Of
fictitious persons represented on the books
rs employees. The greatest reticence is OBJ
served by all the officials OF the road.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-02-09
Hold for Cattle Stealing

MIssoULA, Feb. s-[Special TO the In
dependent Nv. 4. Harris, OF Wardner,
Idaho, was brought here few days ago,
charged with cattle stealing from this
county. Alta preliminary hearing to-day
he was held 10 await the action Of the
grand Jury In the sum OF 80 900.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-02-09

LITTLE Rock. Ark. Feb. s.-The bill
authorizing the governor TO offer 5000 for
the apprehension Of any notorious recent
criminals, 20 cover the Clayton murder.
~ ssad ths Ieoislature today and has haa.
signed by Gov. Eagle, who will tomorrow
Offer that sum for the arrest OF the as
sassins Of John NJ. Clayton.
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Smith .nd kll,.ln Will Elsh,.

LONDON, Feb. s.-Articles have been
signed for a fight between Jem Smith and
Jake Kllrain. London prize ring rules. for
Al, 900 side. The fight Is fixed for Octo-
Der, but the location Is not yet settled.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-02-09

MONTREAL, Feb. s.-The present storm
is the biggest ever known In this part Of
Canada The traffic Is practically at a
standstill and passenger trains have been
showed up ten TO thirty-six hours. No
trains are running except through trains 70
= hicago and New YORK.
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I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Corandt and
a. IL. ioi slailngton and intern sdis,e points.
-. ~; Iot Geneva Lyons, Elm.fa Rochester. Buffalo
anu .hs WS, AID principal local ponte Chair car to
HSVVns uHu iulunan car " Suspension Bridge
II m for Enra and intermediate points Chair
car 70 Mauch Chunk ~
L D. m. Tor Tunkhannock and intermediate points
Harrisburg. 0'''"" ~ '" 49,
r. 40 D. m Tor ElnirS ana principal intermediate points
Chicago. '4 una " -''
4:i0 D. m ior Slatnston aud intermediate points.
0.aU % "a LOT siauch chunk and intermediate points.
C1eenGeuon to Reading ana HorrIsbutg
?. m i0t Geneva, Lyons. Elnlru, Rochester, buffalo
Bridge. =" ~ ''' anu SN''''
. rams ieatihg al a. NJ. II :. n. D. M and 40
p. NJ connect FOR all points In Mlhanoy and Hazeton
coal regions. ' ~
SUNDAY TRAINS
q. n. ior Nauch Chunk. Halleton and intermediate
points ''N
. 40 y. N. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
D. ~. for Geneva. Lyons Elmfa. ROchestcf Bunalo
and the West Pullman sleeper Lyous and Suspension
Bridge.
General Eastern On.s 2s5 Broadway.
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TRAINS FOR THE WEST


Leave ~ HS6 H 49, # pseFsf la is3
cue 81 inns '9s s Gf e Das and STATE sH
SecPng Pn%s SSsfSsto1 sHa SmoEs SSL
Chicago y aud Cincinnati 'S"'' 49,
gDc fS Cars MIN car Rn o9 hsas ph felH daily 1
TiitsGafg, c!cln4ai Cleveland ard St Louis daily
o$5 % Pullman gse H ysst hsg4
Sh aSSs$ S@elgs%i 5 daily. except sataf
Ing cars fr aay ftssSs {icaso and TcedS. daily.
For fA %iiia sG Lock IaveS M 900 p. IN.
fGy y nPa and hG h e' oil on at CORY ''i
ESE 100 p sa ~ and R
IS and 20 70 20 al and 20 90 ,a 80 H. sundays
f eaa ' r sGh Car. GHy e1ssp
%;sa S;SS Ssn: H. 10 srr$:
"a 20 d nsS TO- sS S s'2 90 '1f 5 sSS S
g. s:so 90 an q, sad i IL "a Ps s5
cnnatI. Slecpers. Dining Cas- and Coaches through
For X ~ ri c fy.i 90 Through Car and 90 week
o$ a'y Yong f nTah Sas fo i re3ssn
ions RAILWAY ana Am1y 49, 91O a. M sa IL 200
For ana 9q Nd RGps iad 20 va daily via
and Bay Line, 200 p m. weekdays ..,,, 81 ,,..n.,
a 8 aPnsh ia9's' yea S "
Fo Il. ad hssss % Ss
VIZ VIZ 8la 10 H. and a. s.SSs'oS .559s
oS So Gog y So g 81 ana 20 - M ssS
suSGays Express 90, 6l5 90 q Limited snd 70
p m and yf9 is 4igeG, keeS%@ . 90 2 r.
Trains leaving NewNGfk daily, except sunday AZ 100,
and ii 10 = g. p r. and 70 Ca a 6snS and
Ticket onces Nos /, 1875, $40 aud o44 Brosdysyi
A,tor House and foot q Desbaosse ara Coitlandt ss
,onst. Brooklyn rs Hnd,on-st, IIobccken Station,
, Jersey Cl:y Emigrant Ticket ONCE Castle Carden
The Ne.Yofk Transfer Company will call for and check
CHAy e PI-GU 7. T. wOOD
Daas3 IOant
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ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running its
DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO,
500 p. NJ, 600 r. NJ, 6 80 p. NJ

500 L. NJ, 600 l.. NJ, S:5o L. NJ
ALL SOLID EMPRESS TRAINS. AND EACH
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH TO CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE OF Any ~, Class % or and GA IS Broadway
Bowery Battery Place hain3crs ana Mesi 2od 10y
broadway wansburg corner Newark and Hudson ss
and ara op ps Car ceaoas and orders
eskns ana tra Of can BE SS"pss e shown
from Chambefsst local trains 70 l2ia minutes earlier
room Coaches 20 buffalo -, = ,,..,,.,,o
p H. Every Day New Vcsibued Limited. via Moad ID ~.
SSea Day ccacSe aata Dining 1l scsPng Car;
esS% r w% evssm SiS hp and
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FAST r., It n,,,o Niagara
rails Hamilton and Port Huron solid train OF Gay
PSnan a nu iu VcsSSad Sleeping Gs e Baao and
pullman Eesbuled Compa!mrhS Gat 70 Rgce'f solb
T gTsln Of bay 'coschcs and pullman Buffet sleeping
ors Ga; e csSiS T'lHp: Snl igO iraSnI Ola
4s5s 5o7 5 ISL en- r g:Is s. 3 '4'' il 80
Ru STaqafi = g. 6so 10 30 y
IA, sts S$ 5IS ssf a? 3 Is Is s sS 3 3 l. 50
rassa 5S s6 2lo iG05s $7a ~ 8 10 81
55 do g. 20 3 80 10 70 49, '9 H. II 80
SIS $50. 5s7E 5a5, d:o7's. 40 $3.50, . 80
Nosa s2 ana y fa SS via Newark 545 $40 s2
rs 49, r. :sa Is? > p 9 sn
RidgewoOd, 4, 40 Oh 80 . go 10 20 al 'o9
susf[ o7 - ga 3. !. Sso. SSozs &c.
TUXEDO edo :s2is, .. 10 so l. s$5; 40 $50
Goshen AS, ;52t q 10 80. l. go 30 20 so
suSas S0 Local Sp ans main line 4 SIS 10 80 m
Ia / go i p M Express SP5 IS trains from West
NoRTIiERN RAILROAD or \. J. DIVISION.
EnglewOOd and Ten nal RS ~ go sis ~
5sa s. 80 5;i5; Cor Q 49, 10 80. 10; Sun!
days. 10. 9 80 80. 4. 30 and 10
Nyack and sparkill1o3 10 < sI5 10 ~ u 49, 90, 80
SUNDAYS i5 o 80 80 4, so s:I5 800
SEND 10 in postage Genra Passenger Agent for
" Suburban Homes with local timetables.
W. J. MURPHY. L. p. FARMER,
General Supt. General Passenger Agent.
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NETWORK CENTRAL
IN AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
selected by the Government the
ROUTE OF TIE FAST NAIL
THIS Is ALSO THE NIAGARA FALLS ROUTE
ARHINE Am FROM

selected by the Government the
THIS HsSIss S#E sE TIT R$HAt sSH
0n N T' S%b LHs rfi$z 4f2H CITY
tsa NJ Rochester Express Wagner drawing-roOm cara
90 a. NJ, ssrslesn, Lake George. Adirondack, ana
Z Safasss; c9idxsil and MenTss yia DelaSSSe ana
SB BAN2gs yAfSEF
cusively OF BUFFET smOingcar, dipngcar drawing room
aaa bS fr3F Nas. 1e F Asa Ere cevend TSed &
m s. 4 Louis ShfsS ~ no next day conheep az cev so
land with train toI Columbus and clPeinnat CONNECTS
IN ;syiss r,n. To-
Topto Cleveland claennau, Intla9ap1ls Detroit and
@'fn Sd %:u tG aF Ne
po 20 saraa %} fi5 Gos haS
ss:oss and gooc cars
$50 p M. sala,osa SPECIAL with Wagner drawing
.s:55 p: ~, Accommodation to Albany and Troy. Con
points on Iftchburg EaiiIoaL Wagner drawlns'room
fG p my, Tas: Chicago. Cinsl9naa and 81; Louis ES
Louis Detroit and Chicago. with Wagner vcsubucd
;S york and isT.oa ~
Utica ana NoftBefa '1dIfoHdaeE Railroad daily ez
cs9s9iasu2 sas Meme e.
So1ss
10 On s9S Mobtres xdrenasck and
Express. Wagner daily Creek Via
Sarst9ga and Alondack RaToad asc Piatisburg
and A5irondack Mountain points, Wagner sleeping. cars
and Syracuse and Canandagua daily except sunday.
% M. Special Mall Limited, arrives at Rochester
40 Buffalo o 30 o. and Cleveland % u. m.
ITO D. ~. Fast Night Express for Roohestir Buffalo.
Niagara Fails Toronto Cleveland Cincinnati indianapolis
s, Louis Detroit and Chiel.o with Wagner eepingcara
10 midnight for Saratoga, Adrondacks ana Thousand
Islands No connection With train leaving SATURDAY.
Wagner sleepiDg-cars B. Albany. Connects Albany
With trains FOR the MOI IN ana West
Tickets and space in brewing room and sleeplnRcars
sale a. Grand Central station l1S $50 and 94s Broadway
l3sth.st station, NewYo 1913 Washington and 100
Fulton str, and 39S Bedford ave, Z. D.. Brooklyn.
Wcstcotrs Express calls for ana checks baggage from
hotels residences.
Run daily others daily except Sunday tstop at
l3Sh.st station, New-Y York.
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Railroads.
= ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
FOOT OF LIBERTY ST, NORTH RIVER.

~ FOOT OF LIBERTY ST, NORTH RIVER
mf Tor Ffsa: scn sesSeSS lenoxn Mssss
Chunk, wilkcsbarrc and Scfanon Reading, Harf'sous
90 p m. for Pennington. EastOn bethlehem Allen
p.sss.s Ss 5ans s ss
ton Resans H aTSa T'I PosVe TsmsaSs shsmoSn,
suIbary, Le&isourg, william:port. n.,,,.,.n Allan.
town AsucR chunk lS ' ad%s srr:Su s,s
CHUNK. &EesbsT r Scranton Ta%aSau shamOFln
zS0 p M iet flcm2gton Lake lio2adiepen amlnS,oD
SGS D. NJ for Eas e. Bethiehcn AonOwn ~ Maush
c5 a. m sandags fof Eso2 and ko HOpatcong
zoo NJ Sundays for lake HoPale 0nS Park. ocean
SISyO and 70 Point Fe,;an 100 sS II 20 TO- 60 ~
Han &C Ma5sRRd V via ss'~aH and keypO
For LsEcros{ Toms river HS and Barncsat oO SIS
For beach s m ia Atlantic CITY vln.and and Bridge
For Firth n" Hmbcy 90 90 10 80 u Is %
go. 200. 4:SO, 800. 40. 80 D. M SUNNY
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,
FOR LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARk'
OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From Pier g. n. T.. foot Of Heetor-st
By palatia steamers
for Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach, sea6rieht MOI
mouth Beach and Long Branch at 9;3o' ~ 10 I" ""'
For E GH As6a 9 Ocean Grove and pS eR
i pleasant .su1 10 p5r and sda S SS o
For Lakewood Toms River and Barnecat 3 40 D. H.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE ANN
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AMI
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE, -,
a n dnd Il d Sa Ohio T. M 1
JAbcrty-s.. y. Il. . 40 = "a ., IN
T E Fs s5 30 s # 'G 49, $40 80 So g
D. m. SUNDAYS 80, 8 80 - H., 80 $50 3i''
100 80. 10 90 y. IN. 80, . @ ~ n oo
For Baltimore aud Washington daily 81 80 % n NV
Except Sunday o. m. 30 30, 10, 700, IL ;UO on
Trains leaving ut 40 IL 200 a. M 80; 90 %
30 il 90 D. m have connection for Iseadng hafhs
burg. pottsVfc. &c. -. =, oat
Tickets aud aror Car seats can be procured At ~ w
Ais gI4 114O broadway 137 Gth-aye, 2O4 Wscn
1e5th.st. 13t East 125thsg Hew-York; Courts' oVo
Fulton st, % Broadway, Brooklyn. . - . .Ln.r
New York Transfer Company VIII cali TOT anu o"'oA
baggage from hotel or residence.
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ Passenger trains leave foot Of Jay.st follows from
west 42d-st. 10 minutes later:
4, l,S9 O. m for Middletown Ellcnvic, Port Jeryis.
Monticello, Pittsburgh. Liberty Hancock, WALTON DELHI,
Sidney Edmeston, Norwich Utica Rome, Oneida, Oswcgo
DetoiL Chicago, and all points West
300 D. ". To- Campbell Hall Lakes MOhonk and Min
new0ska' WAIKIKI Valley Stations. Midfle;own Bloom
inebufgh Elenvie. Port Jeryh Monticello. Pittsburgh
HuHcyvie. Liberty. Rcekand.
80 y. Toy Stony Ford, Campbell Han, Miadleiown
B.oon.nCburgh Wurtaboru Eleuvle.
90 p. IN. fof Midlet0wn. Falaburch Liberty Han
coca, Walton, Sidncy. Norwich. itlCa, Rome Oneida
owego, Rochester Suspension Bridge Chicago and point.
West Eeclnins Chaii Car free 10 Suspension Biage'
Pullman Sleepers.
Daily through Other trains daily except Sunday:
Pullman Drawing. room Srats and secplng,cat Bsrths
reserved az 307 Broadway. j. &. ANDERSONt .,
Gen. Pass, Agt. IL Exchange Place. y. y.
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RAILROADS..

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID ~, rxnress Trains Wis PHILADELPHIA, 70
BALdIMolRE, WAS MAsli II : Tr92NS6.eo
prIffLIHsfhN CIR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave NFW.YoRK. foot OF Idoeriysti a. 9i to''o"''
fSSrr SiNGCiNNAfi ST. L0TSo 20 a ga 100 M M
Irn "' a. ~ nv , 80 D. M, rs D., ~ . 700 p n.
70 90 midnight SUNDAY, 5 80 a H. 40 2iSo' S'l6
9oo D. nm .sD al chester and Wilmington except 10
D. M M, Tickets and Pullman Car Space call e. B. o.
Ticket onces 81 26l. AS and Lao Bfoaa"'y' 0' ~
station JoCt otsfeF Company will call for and check
baggage ffgn hp''' " cHAS. o. sCULL,
j. z ODi+nha, sn,co. Genl Pass Agent
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL:
~ ROAD FOR RED BANK, Long BRANGH 9c IA
sPRING LAKE AND POINT PLEASANT. -. ,..,.
Time table September 10. 1883 Trans lch,c
New-Yort loot Coftaudt and Desbros-es SIS J8h ~
n m, l2 noon 90 3io icNprc") 70 teAprcssl DIV
D. IN Sundays. 40 "a. M, ; 90 - IA N,
From foot n iherty-st. 90 > Ia II 10 a. m 80
3 30 c,pics, 100 s3O teXpressl G;lO D. u. sunuASs
900. 90 M. ..An.,
sunday trars do stop at Ocean Grove and Aseury
rs 1tfanSitrs proncrrr J. r. WOOD
4'"' snncrirtepdrrt cen'l Pass Agent Penn. " y
TT p BALDWIN Gem! Pass Agent c. T. II. Of ". j.
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

-. III, two auction sales at che Real Es-
tate Exchange yesterday. X " harno's ~ and
under foreclosure, No. he East ohe'he 's.r h.cN
sS.oor,..s. EAST Of Fourth ave, = three-so,' -
dwelling on lot Isoxloo 1t sold 70 Y nsa and "a
w. onehundrcd. and thirty second badnc ran
ave boing an vacant plot 50N9sil. vas The buyer.
up from $4,000 TO Sls rtcbasce yesterday foy
rr,sbed SyeIllng between Thirtyosnnt twenty. FIVE
ninth SITS. Ma Olson and Fourth sves Tor family Of
feet front with dining room ea'e NC 500
FOUR at mo- lilly rental OF soo"'
,,,rvo,k. Tuesday. sept 10 1883
Tho ,o,,ou,na sales were held at the NN'n'"ss N"'
Aueaon Room to-day: r..,.,, 4 Co.
.,ory dTsae 19 * ~ hf Emile S hoc:
5, rs Il Of 4h-ave' '0' 40
@''oo NJ John r. B. smyth
-. NJ. 80 and 81 wsss 1s2 :S so 81" ssS # Of
lstso iMsss. II II each; ii Hrsh' slZ'eoo.
,vn, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CITY.
HLooi'" zoo ioth-aye, l0.sxlo22; Agnes
Dossg Ami annie Morris ss5eaSardi and wife
20 Ms'Su. Koen 100 Jerome ave a5xioo 1'OOO
Bu iS SSi Ramon ana John Ennger TO Johanna 7oo
couToSs',eo Pete Sgf J Gar $500
~ = to 1e9th-stx5o2; { + and NJ TrowbTdse
M MP N 60 ia Best DS" and Wife tse6 $1,000
n q : 100 10 n " OF du-aNc, foApzi 1Ius
tccs OF Agnes Lening and Louise Won HoF $1,000
book and others Benjamin Fitch &c, 1000
R W 'SemSop 1Y' ana wife 10 GOidstein $3.50
lot ase;; No. 10 Aa:ast Puh 10000
M'eTG semm A Batienwieser $500
patheate.aye. W s. .GO ; 172d-st, 5oX120; Eva and -
lohn S Bacon % John Il Mcguire. 2.400
,otI.S: : s. 175 Madison-ave, 25Xl00 Charles
g Tanlon and ano. eXrs j IL Hutton. 70 Wallace - 80
ns,a M1 30 IS Ea:ij. 35xicOiii; William G wv
Nai.on.aSc. W s. 2o2 Giove.st esixl6S Mary
4 nd William III Mea1er TO William II Schott 400
iStst 5. 200 W Sd.ayc, 25X102.2; Hester Nc
Spsdoa 20 Frank Perkins. &c
s7ti.s,, :, 1861 w Sd-ave, 27N100n; WIN -, .oo
Widening and wife 10 Claus Babe NoOO
01th.s 800 3d.ave, 25X77. 9X25. 2X196; JO-
scph Alexander Jacob Rupert. 1OooO
EsseA.st, =, 81 II Dclanceyst 19.2x751; Fried ooo
Hch fToh Meyer EiSenbePg .............. I4'VVV
j2j-st, S. 100 II W OF 10traye, 50X1003; A
WoTnlald Percival Menken and another $4,000
5atst s. 100 II " OF lothaye, 5Qx10o.5;
6fth-si, $ S, $50 Il OF Sh-sve 150X100.5;
Hoffman and wife TO Angelo Adam et al: eA,o0O
l35th-st. 300 f. OF SHAVE, 21A99.l1i =
Brady 70 Mary MeManus.
i14th-st. s. go It OF 1st-sye 552NlOO1O; a. ,oo
Jacob Levi Wharley Platzek. 1900
McComb's Dam Road, s. 20 It N lot ~ map
g Goblc, 20X130 Bethod Hehre and wife n
Ia william Iehrc-. 1VV
l6Ist.st $ $40 IL " OF lOth.ave 40x199.10 10
lBOth-st George Doliinger and wife 10
Charles w DoLnger!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-11
EeQa! Notices.

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drsts, ut ? $50 Broadway between o, TwS Wsy;
twenty thiru.s. corner Iighth.aye.; 1872 sLxth;aye
i5s Foprth.aye. corner FogGteenh;s 7Go Thirds
dst,t los TTstSyS 100 West 60 EoTtysscOnd-st
lie HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East One, hundred and
twenty.nfh-st.. up to M. at regular oniee rates