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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-22
ANTONIO MONDAY,
Telegraphic Brevities.

The Sunday law is being strictly
enforced in Kansas City.
Prince Bismark has been ailing.
The strike of bakers in Berlin con-
tinues.
Lord Salisbury gets damages in the
SANDER suit against O'Brien.
Henry George has left Ireland on
the Umbria for home.
The demand for American be eff in
London is immense.
Codrington Bros, of Liverpool, En- g.,
have failed.
1t is said Cincinnati saloon keepers
will combine to defy the Sunday law.
Wheat crop yield in the country
tributary to the Manitoba railroad
will probably be 80, 000,000 bushels.
The great trotting and pacing meet
|, ing of the Detroit Driving club COM
mences Tuesday, 2Srd of July.
British government has accepted
orders for the construction of II ves-
sells on the Clyde and Mersey.
Prince Bismarck promises to infu-
ence Greece not to interfere in the
Crete question.
Turkish troops will cooperate with
Austria in Servia, in the event of war
with Russia.
The recent interview of Count Her.
bert Bismark and the NJ. Roth, Swiss
minister, was amicable.
Issue of Panama canal bonds, to
the extent Of 1925 900 francs, has been
fixed FOR July y.
NJ. Constans, French minister
of interior will form body of special
police to suppress seditious assem-
blies.
Six or eight human skeletons are
found in a cave near st. Helena, on
the Nebraska side of the Missouri,
ten miles below Yankton, Oak.
The Egyptian government notifies
France that the latter's refusal to ac-
cept the conversion scheme will cost
Egypt yearly 100000.
Rev. Dennis Spurrier and Mrs.
Myra McJOhnson were married. at
OwensbOrO, Ky, and went to visit
the Mammoth cave. AS the party
were there the groom fell and died on
the spot of heart disease.
Col. Briois, French Militaryattache
at st. Petersburg, has received the
cross of commander of the Legion OF
Honor III recognition of his services
associated with the Russian war Of
fee.
Baseball: st. Louis 5, Cincinnati l.
Philadelphia 4, Pittsburg 8, first
game,) Philadelphia 16, Pittsburg l,
Second game Cleveland ), Wash
ington 4. Boston 10, Chicago >. Bal.
timore 3, Columbus 4.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-22
The Cherokee Commission.

ST. LOUIS, July 22.-Gen. Luclus
Fairchild, of the Indian Commission,
appointed by the President to treat
with the Cherokee Indians, for the
purchase of lands west of the 96th
meridian, known as the Cherokee
strip, and for other purposes; accom-
panied by Horace Speed, secretary OF
the commission, left here last night
for Fayetteville, Ark. They will join
Judge Wilson, another member of the
commission, and proceed to Table
quah, the capital of the Cherokee ma
ton, where they will open their ses-
sion on the 18th instant. Gen. Har-
tranft, of Pennsylvania, third MEM
Der of the commission, was expected
TO be here, but he telegraphed Gen,
Fairchild that he Is sick and will
come ON soon as he Is able.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-22
Run Over,

Master Adolf Huth, the S-year-old
son of Mr.. Louis Huth, was crossing
Crockett street with his brother Sat
urday evening about dark, when a
young man riding a large horse furi-
ously, ran over him and knocked him
down. The little fellow was dragged
few feet and was bruised pretty
badly. The young man stopped.
said he was going for a doctor and
could not help the accident. He then
rode off.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-22
Martin Eschborn's Funeral.

The funeral of Martin Esch born,
whose death was the result Of the Sc
we're fall sustained last Saturday, oc-
Cured yesterday afternoon from his
late residence, 80 Alamo street. De-
ceased was afflicted for years with
heart disease and this was no doubt
the cause of his death. He was a
member of Lodge No. II, 1. o. o. F.,
and his remains were followed to
their last resting place by the MEM
bers of his order and large ooncourse
of friends.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-22
SurpriS ed,

A surprise party was given Miss
Teresa Better last night at her resi-
dence, corner Of Chavez and Concho
streets. Among those present were
Misses Louise Barth. Ernie Jannasch,
Emma and Alice Dukes, Julia Mar
tin, Emily Dubiel, Lisa, and Nita
Coy, Helena Wolf, Josie Hardt, Louisa,
Teresa and Lizzie Better, Messrs.
August and Emil Woerner, E. Both
well, R. Vanders tratten, J. Dukes, E.
Froeboese, c. Schunke, r. Becker, A.
Rosy, Louis and Fred Rummell, and
others
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-22
JohnStoWn Notes.

JoHNsTowN, Penn, July 22.-Pa-
pers are being prepared for another
large distribution of relief funds. The
body of an unknown woman, who is
supposed to have been a passenger on
the day express, was recovered yes
terday at Coperdale. She had black
hair and wore, ladies' hunting case
gold watch, with charm in shape of a
bucket.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-22
HaNtiRn News.

NETWORK, July 22.-The Captain
of the Atlas line steamship Alene
brings news that on July II, Hippo
lyte attempted to take Port au Prince.
On the 18th he also made several as
saults, but was repulsed each time
with loss. Subsequently he retreated
to Croiz DIES Boquets, point about 8
miles from Port au Prince, where he
is now encamped.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-22
A Serious Strike.

MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, July 22.-The
Journal, West Superior, Wis, says,
the situation here is growing alarm
ing. More OF the strikers ordered the
crew OF graders 20 cit work and they
did so, Mayor q accompanied
by militia or crowd to DIS
perse, they refused to do so, and
placed six of the leaders under arrest.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-22
New Traitor O'Brien.

LONDON, July 22.-Counsel for VIM.
O'Brien have decided to move for a
new trial against Lord Salisbury, for
SANDER. Their ground for asking a
new trial is, that the jury who re-
turned verdict for Lord Salisbury
on Saturday were misdirected.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-22
Clan-na-Gael Secret Meeting.

New YORK, July 22.-Members of
the Cronin faction of Clan-na-G Gael
held a secret meeting this morning in
one of the parlors of the Vanderbilt
hotel. where Luke Dillon, of Phil.
adelphia, is still stopping.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-22
Insurgents in Crete.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 22.-Bands
of Cretan insurgents have seized the
towns of Valinos and Cidonia. They
expelled the authorities of the towns
and burned the archives. A number of
Turkish peasants who fled from the
district occupied by the insurgents
have taken refuge in Bretymo.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-22
Testing the New Gunboat

New YORK, July 22.-The board of
officers to conduct the official trial of
gunbOat Petrol, on Saturday the Sec
ond, the official test, will recommend
to Secretary Tracy that a third test
be had.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-22
How the Money Goes.

The officers in charge of engineer
ing operations on the gul coast have
made their reports to the chief of en-
gineers, embodying estimates for
continuing the work. The recon-
mended appropriations are: Calves
ton, g, $50, 900; Trinity river, $40, 500;
Buffalo Bayou, so, 200; Arkansas Pass
and bay, S500,000; harbor at Brazos
Santiagos, 100000. AS is already
known in Texas, work has been dis
continued at the mouth of the Brazos
de Dos, at pass Cavello, in Matagor-
da bay. Arkansas gets less than one
sixth of the contemplated appropria-
tons, while Galveston gets consider
ably one-half. The pirate island gets
five times as much as Arkansas Pass
and $50, 900 over. The big bar city
gets more in this one appropriation
than would give a perfected twenty
four foot channel over Arkansas bar.
When that s., $50, 900 is expended at
Galveston she will have the benefit
Of the expenditure, but the commerce
Of the gulf will be entering the aban-
dOned mouth Of the Brazos lie Dios.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-22
AKDUTY TO YOURSELF

1t is surprising that people will use a CON-
mon. ordinary pill when they can secure b
valuable English one for the same money. DIR.
Acker's English pills are a positive cure for
Sickle idache and all liver troubles. They are
small, sweet. easily taken and do not grippe
For sale by Ragland l. Shachner. 312ly
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-22
Fresh Carload of Buggies,

Carriages, spring wagons and phae-
us at reasonable prices. Hick g
b Drs- and carriage depository, West
Nueva street. 6-29-15t,
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San Pedro Springs.

The coolest and most popular resort
in the city. Concert every Sunday al
ternOon and night, by the U. S. mill
tary band. 5-24.4m FRED KERBLE
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH
ES AND STATE SPECIALS
Jp to the Time of Going to Press.

The Markets.
BosToN, July 22.-Mexican As, SO
ga; stock IA l-2 at 5-S
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-22

Dr. Antonio A. Ramirez +. Fouticha,
president OF the University Of the Re-
public of Honduras, has gone 20 Eu-
rope TO study up educational systems.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-22

For Sale at a Bargain.
Thirty volumes of Bancroft's His
tory of North America, at
Ut NC TENG G'S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-08
Nev.york. rhursday. February 2:

New-York, Thursday, february q.
4ha foaiaS,inr sales were held OF he Exchanse hnu
Auction 400" '' Sy J. Thomas stearas
lot, valehiinsaye 1852 n Of HlshSridss road
etx1oo vonaerehp E. Sl IL " rooz.
nvuo,ns with ic,. no IS wooster,st aud building,
with I iot NJ isi Eas Sistt right title and interest
9 sni'A ''Cc ~ John F. B.. snytA :, .,,.,v. OK
lot $ west 1fsth-st 219 II W OF othaVe' <-A
ss,cS S %Si.t Front s sS''n
plot Of land on 9thave, cor of 2oeth'st 'SiiN
ioO' same SaY f;S I s2laSa v. uarnsst GO
o dwelling w WITH S S iSD nsrns SIa; si
1872 sse Of q Sw ainss Win lots aSs West pt
ST. Of 8h-ave and dwellings Win loS MOs ~ MN
iOio MaaisOnaye' cor Of 7S'h-''' was 'a'00'"'u :" ~
G Of on. lot shsy ot M 11Sh't YVES withdrawn
sstOry builanes with lot, No 1876 E1d,age-st' $
near sssFy SsdS Ss 3 Si lot 10
o P No Is bo nTS sIssoG near
p. s' lo a sSSS vim ne res T sS 500
so sganF z, y ssso Si 70 s ss sSs
lot on Boulevard, N cor OF l2zo's" A'A-' Own
we plot q land on Boulevard cor Of iaS'hs' i'OON
10 sane buyer oalsysSS cor OF i2athst e50x75
mosll y. 5000. =. !, r Mnne, : SON.
Ss.,y ssdsn Ss s KIN an II 5is o s1Tssz7O
I's%i ss s e rt @s s'isss'. 's'
n10 sS Mf1qe8s u iS Win NO 1aS adjoining above
LOT se 1Sso tn ssS, With St No 14i adjoining above
e' aeSsSi . 6 h:SS sS aS No i2 adjoining above
,oy pq Ts,sSp, y.ta o 81 i7iSsS6s Mary Hart
II ,s sSIsqs i TiiS IL sa 81 w's'''
= su cSssA gI'A i5i IT, qSs7S0 Harvey
building wa iG' 70 f r. Rss' $1,000 '''
ms sfs q ST Saa sso T TO- . March
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Blaming ACADEMIES.


A LIEN DoDwoRTH, -
"A NO Ds1 5TILAVE,
Evening Class for Gentlemen and Private Lessons
Sec Circular.
A LExANDER MA0GREGoRs los WEST b5TII-sT
"A Private Lessons and Glasses In Dancing daily.
Mendelssohn Hall 10 let for private entertanmen@
A -CKRTIERs DANCING ACADEMY, 80 6th.aye,
n. between 18th aud 1ih SIS private and class lessons
all hours; lady assistants special terms Tor eluDs ana
families; classes attended city or country WMu sush
II ERNANDo's Dancing AeafeIpy.. lo3 East 55th-sS
u New classes now forming for second term All
Fashionable Dances Send for circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-08
Real estate.

ID RoPERTY wANTED.-sALE, RENT OR MANAGE.
Il FOLSOM BROTHERS. IS u 13th.st, near Broadway.
90 Broadway and Al AND AZ NEW-ST
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

BANK Ss.Ss., s5aSs % W. ia VAR VAR bs ~
ad aa;shSr rl 5SSsrd Abraham Steers No $50 West
Ras sa 70 H Hsss sg1g' = PsSS
,. d2sthisi e stAay years 600 -. 800,
oSsS ss5ys and and We sS' s Got trustee,
tsn s 3 oSes 2f S5T sy ss Ssa 1910. a 600
ID BlasO Giovanni e nalpln. 14sth-st Of
Ehrrnann, Anton, and snO 10 ponohue, n cor OF
7ths;a,y,e aEt ,. aoth.st, years ss 600
hhlefs Slll,am Boexstovef, $, 62d-st OF 2d-aye,
Efdnaan George. to James curran. St Nicholas
:, iesiisasd gias Q Francis Z Ferdinand. 125th
%-ave. II months s2ooo v
n MIL Charles ana wis 20 Charles strong trustee
Lyon. Dofe ana wife, 70 Margaret ooodfldee.
rns MSs Isaac s@s ss &c gDop Dime ss@g'
opDenhenef Eiwafd ana fsaac Mst1se, 20 stsSee
o' fgS tsS Sas sa q s @s sl G,SSs : ~
seamens Bank for savings. 20hss Of ifyink Place
nunk. Charles z. to Anthony MeIseynods. n W 10th.
ave and lOsthtst year, ei4 500.
s, msoa ae uS d ieai fee yea s 5sS cor
, snndel Elek and wife. to Alois Lonefeider NO s0f
sts sssn ss@ss % Tsttsase pSny. sctAss ct
S yfs @e eSss s 90 % william
ana ns.hef fusSess rights sud ifs1eSises p0 years.
vsa iSsen. Edvard II, TO Alexander Malasnd ct al.
creator Henrietta LenoE 71st-st, o. SHAVE.
wAIiiss Horace p 10 the Metropolitan Savings BANK.
. sd-sye Of i39th-st, year. a., 600
a., YSsHg Mems Christian Association Of New.Ygrk 70
ue Philadeiphe saving Fund sJciety, W cor DOwefy
knd b;09ne.sts PEARS $1,000.
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ffrtnres ano aleetinas.


A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-Electio for
n Officers and managers WI! DO held on ThgTsd4y FeS.
IL 1880. az its rooms In Clinton Hail Folis WIZ 20
o1,nod al 10 a. m. and cioset at 8 D, m
0'''''1 " j. TRUMBULn SMITH. Secretary. -
COOPER UNION Free Saturday Night Lect-
" mos In the Great Hall. February Q the lecture
viii bs delivered BIZ Mr. John Aspinwau, OF Barrytown
r. Y on 1.-THE Honey Bee" (ilastrateD.
No tickets required
No admission after O'Clock
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nirinenl Nnt,tee.
wHITEBREAsT FUEL COMPANY.

EEw.YoRK, Jan. 80, 1850.
V'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this CON- ON
Il pany has ibis dag declared the usual quarterly nly
bend Of ONE AND AhiLR;ss $s4! f fse
b. 1888 payable this office ana after tep H. 1857
10 stockholders OF record on that dale - . nj
The transfer books VIII be closed from Bed 70 beO
II. both inclusive. . .,,,.r-,r ,,, ,-...,,a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-08
alue,ral Instruments.

NUMBER OF ,hghJ used apirh. 'nd s, sss sr pAng
- Ss .stlsts IN ,ge Metropolitan Opera H?us9 COMPANY
sg,lne the nasi epefa season. will DO soid o. hoefa
REDUCTION from our regular plegA -. .bozo Ioth.ss
WM ERABE Co. fl2 5,h,sve. aoo.o .l aOs.
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giip iDroprrip 90 Esi.

a SIx;SToRY, substantial. rev bhiding, 25x1io. 43s
4 deslt..d. RULAND 4 WHiTfEo. Dssl.nsn.st
A CORNER building, NEAR the Post ofie. 10 lease for
II 4 term OF years rutland a WHITING 8 Beck.
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Ocean Cleaners.

A NCHOR LINE. U. 8. Mail Steamships.
"A GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY,
From Pier 81, North RIVER. foot OF Leroyssss -
Anchora.. Feb. 9, p m Deyonia; FEB ~ noon
,r,srnJF ai bsf sf Ea, oS sfGt'ySERpooI.
Cabin els and $50 Second class. fso. Storage go
Steamers arked 10 not carry SECOND cas-; gsse,nsess
amount Issued at lowest current rateS - -
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling GFein y. Z.
C,oMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ T9VE FRENCH kS s,s 10 H ,aot n
IA EoRMtNDfE de Bersabiec. Saturday Feb 2. noon.
IA GASCOGNF, SanteL SATURDAY Feo 70. a. N.
"A CHAMPAGNE. Boyer. SATURDAY., Feb 23 IL m
A. FORGET Agent No. Bowling Green.
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Brouklnn fjronsrtp for aale.

A LARGE ppoT. or Lors FOR GALE, aionsside the
ssoekiya R6LANp 4 'wHIfisG, . BsssmSa.ss .''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-08
Couarlnersbip Notires.
Proposals.
STEAMBOATS,.

.-ssa ---
-ROSTON. via Fall River Line, only So
"A. for nstrlass limited nsses tsdqeiSIn 70 s Stasr
leave pier Is, N, RI foot o. murray at ;SV p.
nS dovs only Sunday trips will be resumed IN AprD.
Gea1S nv Annex Boat from Brooklyn and Jersey City
~ ~ NJ M An orchestra on each steanler
NORWICH LINE. -.
a. worcester sg so. Corresponding reduction to al
nnInta Past steamers le,ve Pier 80 Nofih River foot
u Watsst eXs pier sboya DesgTgsses,st bteEFy daily
sSeeuFed NJ principal ueRts Offices IN New-Nork and
TironSis, al office on pier, and on steamers
bi99htm, Exurcss wll call for aud cheek baggage
,,orN hcteis and residences. O. w. BRADY, Agent
NEW -UAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck Slip
1pos o. n l) at 3 D. N. and IL p m. Sundays eN,
ensA steamers arrive III time for early trains north ana
east.
CTONINGTON LINE.
- r.pre pFbttCED-INS1DE ROUTE For BOSTON,
N nntI5nn,vyfnrNCr k2 Is; WORCESTER. s2 SO:
80 s,osrs have choice OF three express ualns re-
eijhlns ebars free OF charge s.,....L -. ,r..v.
s,ear,eFs Rhode Island and stopington leave new
~ I'm, new pier go N r., block above Canal.sI'
ssitv sxcrpt sunday at go p. m 80 -, -. -, ..a.s
UNI ma Ney.york lrapsfef Co viii call fer and cheek
baggage from hotels and residences -.
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Drochlpn ,1ropsrip tDanlto

WaNTED-IN BRooKLYN.4h small 2stosy brown.
~ stone, er good brick house 10 rent In Destsslass
ssyh esshoca sasessloa ngt wanted unt May Pr er
~ Ard 4 suited yin remain lpf a long time. Please
Nc M lcestier ana terms 70 no BAY Tribuns Once,
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90 o,,nrn nrAr. FsT ATf rEArsrrAs-N Y. CITY.

,ruoRnEp mar ESTATE TEAHsrEAs-N. Y. CITY.
is.As S.h'sve s09 gi WI}IIss sAi$SnF asS
p Charles wiiteneussrS rss.o.. ana Henry S'V''O
LcS ASSa sbarSsS 70 Henry xsrahams
Maiison-aye, - sos ssth,sS o 0Srs AN
nss ssS ss i Sstpf''n s Z Sssss ssg
ss Lge 9 e S sRd s TllS ana N''' aSo
Ip sssssss fs1 icf ssndsl o anna Vito % Sam
EMS psis I9ns's sss e,h.aye. iq511op5 also
g4s', 100 ( l9h-gssgs,, liL seohSs 0N'' s25
sst 27S s,haSs aa S9Alg Van SA fnFen 81 500
Ntihst $ Lot ggS ZAP sG e se'f EYerstt 1900
ssh.st :, 1e42 1othaseG;, 20 I9x9s9 David ykoo
sl ,s'' s an ao y $sn. f%ohy bSnosan and ooOO
ee ss ise ssS ~ 1sxl pSesS oSurss $500
ocshs 80 s;S saaHs sr sSsiOoSi fe'oa" $500
00' 6say IS. s isS s'ss .,s 5000
iiShs. sta2 w, As;ay 1lo1 1siYfiOoiV' on $500
Il, sssS 6,n 1,rg iaGss7c Jsasfson is
ss.ss AUS sii pHA Of l1e,hss aS51Oo John
cAgs scs,a- ne Is, ,ga " Phelps 465
sa r.ss.r ~. 81 S,ys q 70 May MeHnn $4,000
niss Ssqa kll l and i %io ffaass
nsssah sssa ~ 10 James T HARRY $500
A'i To- Laura yarlaa 10 sc
izs oliver a nudre = 20 400
Fl s;, saa S TsP I'd ci9 ss
1st-aye, n Q 50th.st. 1e.sxSO; lstaei Feldman -
and wife 10 Jacob Paskusz . lOOO
'V ssseynoIGs s 20 Charles E Hunk ..a sSsco
p1ss-st q 100 ft e OF 9th-aye. 200x100.S
snS asO = IOl'.sA - a.. 5000
olsess to ehtlstiss Olson - -. 49,. 1850
p6th.st s s. 800 1t Of 9th.aye 1O0K100e;
,csnsrslens ~ 80 -, i,2es
Jacob y Newman 70 francis W Masey :. $4,000
l22i-st. Nos 23e and 2f0 East Thomas II
Brnsh 20 Herman WronkDw $3.50. 81, 500
f4eth-st. n q 426.s ~ OF Morrsave, 20x1o8.o;
,.pi Blsso "a -. -. 1850
spader one-tenth nart 1000
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REAL ESTATE.
AIT THE EXCHANGE.


rhe most important sale at the Read Estate hAcnAnse
.srasv was by Potter r. Meyer. by order OF the eN.
.,n,s 4, Betsey A. Hart. The sale was well atenueu
~ ,as competition was keon Some OF the property
~. nouUbt by the heirs Nos 142, IA, lao anu iso
are four.story brick buildings; No 142 on lot
y. ox1ol is rented for 500 year and water rates
20 ,or $4,000 to A. Cohen. The adjoining mouse
go h,eh rents for 90 200 year. sold for SSl 10y 70
2Vtsevs WiIson No. lac. 20xso, similar Dv rahs
fns for a. 800 per annun, went 70 aon yns
,ehe15 coo ana No 14S 21xOO renting LOT siSyV
foI go * APO 400 to Arthur F. White. NO Ia
mens story brick building, on lot o S
- 80 100 year and water rates ana soo ,ea
Collar building, AZ similar rent Tor 80 ,o
{S5o and water rates lot 2ex17 sola iof Sooyy
= L. l. Philips for u. ngyoSaeinF nearly
oo and water rates per annum, lot sox1" sou iof
seg SVy '4srnets & Co sold No. t55 west s5d.ss, q
stnry and basement Drownstone qwenng on ies
Sssc renting for e. 200 year s sSa tSr Meyers was
al attended when they sold y:uahie nven.ins my
Ns Wen no the estate OF Richard f. Suiweu POT.
@ % tho property was bought by The helfs pnnciRay
WE sat lots no 3is E,ghthayeI thiee,s.oty pr ua
Swsng PgSCaHsng Sc saS so' No. sis
Tss 4ethst, hvostoy brownstone nensnsns ~ cnas
- ahout az 600 year, went TO L. Sna1Dac Tor 81
"a az Fdrdge-st, threestoFy 1rlek tsnssisS H S
"a rear for ten families ON lot 29NlV0 o sr
Never, went g ~ sSs bought g Sy the htr
ssr FINN m bought 10 - Rutgers slip and Nos SlS and
~ waer.st four-story brick building, for slVxVV'
Joseph r. Seekler he's sold a. pfiyate Sohtsv1ii nor
,,yss Frame the fouHstory, with extension evening
ssre No. 81 west Eghty-hfthst, Tor SoS'VV0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-08
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
TKEASII RERS OFFiCE

THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD 90"
TRBASU RERS OFFICE
GRAND UTNTRAL DEPOT =. ,.ae
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this com.
Il pany have this dsv declared a dividend Of Two PEh
CENT upon lis capital stock. payable on FRIDAY the
l6th day OF February next. az this ONCE. a - rr,o.
The tr1nSfet books will be closed az p ~ or a ~
DAY the 10Th day Of January snd VIII " reDpn usst
HENRY PRATT Treasurer
TiIB fBw.YoRK NATIONAL EXCHANGE BIZ
- NEW.YOEK February a. ioo"
TSTH DIVIDEND. -.
az TIE Board OF Directors have this day desiaeo
dividend OF three t5) per cent payple on demplh;ta
G. y. oUTCALT. Casnler :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-08

TREAsUREKs oFFIon,
GRAND CENTRAL DBPOE - .h.a
NEW.YORK December 27, 1883
FTNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this COM
n pany have this day declared Dividend Of one ana
onequhfth per cent upon ~ Capai Stock pYaDlss on
Friday the fifteenth February next ~ hls once
The Transfer books win be closed ht o'clock posa
ON The morning Of February 10, 1882 coz, r.o..,4a,
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ginantinl.
rNIoN TRnsr coMpANY on NEw.YoRK.

UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK,
no. 70 BROADWAY, COR RECToRsT.,
NETWORK, January IL, 1885,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the fol-
lowing numbered bonds Of the UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY COLLATERAL TRUST MORT.
GAGE have this day been drawn for redemption In
cordanee with the INDENTURE OF TRUST, viz.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-07-12
The new Postmn.scr.

Mr., w. H. Hollenbeck received his
commission last Friday, appointing him
Postmaster of Perrysburg for the ensu.
ing four years. He took charge of the
office last Monday, and has been receiv,
ing the congratulations of his friends
1t will be some time before we can be-
come accustomed to the difference of
appearance when we look through the
general delivery and note the absence
of the Squire and the presence of Hen
ry. Mr.. Hollenbeck has retained Char
ley Hayes as Deputy for an indefinite
time TO assist in getting accustomed to
the business. Mr.. Hayes retires from
the Office with honors, having been an
accommodating, courteous gentleman
and having conducted the business OF
the office to the entire satisfaction OF
the community.