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The Florida agriculturist., 1889-05-22


meeting, held in Orlando, May 1-3, 1897
Mr.. President and Member Ofthe Florida Horti-
cultural Society.
You committee beg to be permitted at the out
set to digress from the legitimate subject of their
report to recount briefly the history of the "Ad
Interim Committee, and to call your attention
to that portion of our organic law which makes it
one of the Socetys standing committees and de-
fines it's duties.
We haye theuGbt nroper to do this because.
many who have Joined the Society since it's organ
ization on the 10th OF last April are ignorant of
the action then taken
This increase in membership during the frstfew
months of it's existence is matter for congratu-
lation to the Socety-afruitfu source of pleasure
to the few progressive spirits who initiated the
movement at Ocala last spring. and emphasizes
the Importance of publishing the reports of it's
proceedings in some form at all times accessible to
it's members.
Unlike the other committees of the Society, the
name by which this committee is known conveys
little idea of the purpose it serves and we find,
upon examining the plans upon which other SINH
lar societies are organized that it's work largely
unique and peculiar.
When the subject of standing committees was
under consideration at the 0eaa meeting, the fol-
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The Florida agriculturist., 1889-05-22

Tread before the Florida Horticultural Society
at the first days session of it's second annual
meeting, held in Orlando May 1-3 1891
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-05-22

in circumference) round. slightly oblong; color,
greenish yellow, washed with red; cling; flesh
white, slightly sub-acid, melting and fairly sup
piled with juice; grain fine; quality good; pit
medium size, common shape.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

made retailers alike like T. send = well
favored Ad0uis cut u their establish
msnts clad ia such garment as the
best evidence Of the iluulnes u their
calling.
With regard 10 top coats, the gentility
of the rough OF smooth faced, single
breasted. IL lap garment for winter
wear may never be successfully dis
puted: but here again the double breasted
movement looms up, and bidding for
precedence. A trlfle shorter than last
season. the saving OF cloth being vitiated
in the boxier hang Of the garment, this
overcoat, Of fine melton OF kersey
cloth. in any Of the latest shades, is a
most serviceable and stunning article Of
a wardrobe's complement The Inyer-
ness cape. a graceful garment, quite dip
lonatic looking i'm il foldhke hang. may
be thrown of or dOuned with a single
movement. and is appropriately the ex-
elusive top coat Of fell evening dress.
When the temperature is too cold or the
weather too stormy for the Inverness
cape or the box overcoat, then the fortu-
nate possessor Of siberian dons the
huge, enveloping, fine beaver coat,
lined AZ it is throughout with Persian
lambs fur. Only the wealthy may
enjoy life 10 the extent of owning All
Inverness cape in addition 10 the regula-
tion overcoat Of spring and winter, while
tine possession also Of Siberian" cost
ing upwards Of $500, is accorded but 20
the chosen few. W. 4. CLARK
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30
FASHIONS FOR THE MEN
TIE General Ten1eEcy Nov .
Toward 2uleraess-
laforaasflan IS atsh - tii istersst A3 - hs
I3sslrs a. - y siI DFs=ssa. a. l-str~ ~isa
VIA fIrtuuas ksBsieaass "a
rhs EsFrssE fhaaE

TIE tendency throuzeout ths entue
appArsl scheEs of winter ~~@f foF tns1
Is so.g ard = tone " qusesaae. An All =
subslanti4llfy l. imP@Fted ~ ~n@i the
leading clothieTs and furuisheTs ofteg
uo~ aslsys ~ ths oorrecG vogue. tts4t =
positive relief sfter ths expsrlsncs Snd
passage u = summer soason u almost
uadnited range for the fADc1uL
This s-nsluls tura ~ sd4ls has boen
sad ulow v The "ch@pples" and John
nies" ~he bad boPse ~ induot the sash
ani knlcker seekers or the outing interim
into tas bal ruoIa znd upon other &C.
cssi8ns during the coid season when ful
dress Is strictly en- regle. IL socmed, IN
deed. at one time, from 81 the signs.
that saell1ona was Tips Tor tic inltlatory
stages u al era Of trlppofy and bTocssie,
bat the ds-coF4liOn craze Of summer ~as
oyerdone and the inevitable reaction was
certain and swift.
The correct full dress of today Is more
severely plain than ever. The tradition
al sWallowtan IS OF broadcloth u duh
finish or ia the lusteTless " Orsted fabrics
that have been in favor for some time
past There is no binding or embroidery
upon the garment, which may have a
elk shawl or cloth notched collar. The
waistcoat II not Of satin, silk or
MORE. but OF the same fabric as the coat,
without establishment or embroidery of
any kind. The trousers are OF roOmsome
cut thourh not Of the absurd balloon
width and the superlatiye Of decoration
half inch stripe Of braid down the side.
Tho shirt must be plain and wide
bosoned, 90 that none OF the body Of the
shirt viii be- seen through the waistooat
opening. which will be more expansive
than heretofore. There viii be eyelets for
three simple mother o pearl or imitation
linen buttons, or, If the purse viii admit,
pearl studs. The shirt. Of course, being an
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

4 tS-EsSMENT ROLL for the grading. -rsve'
a iug aud paving the cutters ol iiar.au
street. froia Badge street to the north hn" ui
Eissri HarauS addition. in the city oi
Grand Rapids
og1rf og Cry ClFRE.
GRAND kAri3- y .ou.. Dec 5. $50.
To
Estate ol ~ T.. PisssL deceased
=. \. cheney. IdN frl J.. Camp. Wm. Cudihv
Frank te1uui Detroit. Grand Haven 4 hll
Waualr itailNay Company.
Joseph iiafiau, j.. N. Harlan. William VI.
Hathaway. Hughes. oBHcr Is .i'F. A. Uar-
mon, estate oi simeon lluat. deceased.
6. +. ld~fna.
Joseph Josinskl John Johnson.
Ann r. Kenyon. J .hu houw. .nSki. klOstc
nan & BOersm8 Fred Euumerler.
Joseph Lu- 0slI. AGeIInr Low g..
Thomas rs Martin. N U. j.. NarAie.
D. r Paesst-r. Fre1crira $. o. .rson. Cyrus
Z pcfk
NJ ~hafer. Martin Sylkowski.
A. Multoft
Iou a. hereby notified that an assessment
is about t1 hr m tfr urou Yoa To- asffaT fnn cE-
per>e ~ fne aforesaid Improvement .ar 1ssrsS
ment rei has been Hade BE the prem.ses. anf
IS fie fln Office cd fha ei.fs of sIIi rlfy.
" here 10 uli rsmHIr .l"u ftr Inspect I'd gHtlI
Mondav efen o.. e. emh"r p. 1852 vHrH arf
Vherf sou caH aNsHHr before fhr Conn wuH
Council. oa saI8 evening aaH ehoN cause. if
ans. Wis said ase- s.f. eafs should nnt he made
and collected according fa Iaa
ST. A. -lilNkNtN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

ces.Is are ul&is q ehevsoss. ttaltssss ana
viczauAs. in LACK. t.1s aaa lso~a a.
glA.k = Is Use uaosg aheetee oolor. The
l.ss 4 ti.ls groaP of kanares hnovaEll.ns
! ths aQssb.e 8rss-stSd calaNav caat.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

open front. IL
the cuhs are held
with link faston-
ings they may bo
Of an easy size
when worn, but
if with the old
fashioned sleeve
buttons, should
encircle the wrist
snugly. The col
lar of full dress
is n straig h I
standup style. the
ends not quite
meeting in front.
Tho modish era
vat is Of white
lawn. less than
an inch I'm width,
positively with
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

T haven't seen Jones lately. How's
his cough. do you know"
"It's gone
"You don't say so?"
Eyes. Jones went with it-"-New York
Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

J
oration, and self tied, unless that is
an impossihility, when catch-and-
buckle imitation may be- substituted.
Patent leather shoes, the uppers being
plain. and n tall silk hat complete the
ensemble.
OF course there arc any number OF
personages Of so called dressy inclina-
tions who affect moro or less the fanci-
ful idea. There are. for variety's sake,
in the market embroidered collars, neck
wear, shirt fronts, waistcoats, and the
prottiness Of these appeals 20 a certain
class Of men Of means who accept with
out discrimination every innovation so
soon as it appears. The fun dress trousers
will be noted, in instances, with en-
broidery down the seam, and the sash
NAV be donncd by some of the more
fearless dudes; but the successfully well
dressed men, the real leaders OF fashion,
will be seen in the fun dress ensemble
set forth above in detail
Gloves with evening dress, wherever
ladies are 10 be meta rule that should
never have lapsed-will be rigidly re-
quired henceforth Thoy are in the more
delicate shades Of gray, with broad,
white stitching upon tha backs by way
Of an effectively relieving decoration.
For business suitings the patterns
shown are Of tho utmost sohrietv. The
blue and the black cheviots are quite
prominent in the line of every FIRST class
metropolitan tailor. OF the mixtures
the grays prcdominate; the minute, al
most invisible, pin head checks being
again brought forward. There are ex-
collent combinations Of gray and black
and blue and gray in subducd harrno-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

4 Bio NAb04f Property aH etrtt
= siau 81. Hl.rth eFfs ts srrt fea
lnf G. lff iesf a.a What tAe te stfs
f.f 0nf ntek aut1 sptit lnMta 4.rt
eefItuef. I.A. estate .sarat b Ira 4
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

4hls l. the i3eAl
gaTg8@lt & ths
fun chssiea gai
Aant who nssy be
ssld literally 70
travel upon his
shape The fal-
soUe new market
lsfels give d
bru4d muscular
Apfssar4DoS a 10
tis weAref while
TIE snug drawing
upon the lowest
buttoR certainly
- = continual Al
moDitlou ~ staud
up straight that
10 a prslseworthy
feature lu italf
these stg-Dp shoul
dered days Dap
per a. erch hant
taIlurs Ali ready
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

nlLlEB tones- OC-
oasionany h e
quiet nature Of
tho design is en-
livened by hap
hazard threads II
red or bright
bronze puncuIat-
ing tho fabric at
well spaced IN
tervals. ) o m @
loud plaids in ag-
greSslFe color
ings nrs shown.
blit these are cal-
Culated by th g
comparison 70 in
cline the Judi
oious pure haser
% the qgieter
patterns Tho
trim min gs q
Wild and weird
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

Aay sahsertbsr - THE rELKoRAn.
aEmALD ~hs rsits - receive the psPa
regularly. or -hs ro4y bkss r~asos %
sszaelaln 90 late delivery. vtn so"fsr q
sa-alsl fksor ~ taforaBiaE thts sHies %
tas raaa a. oace. ssad postal card sr cal
- tsfsphsas ash
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30


~E8arfA ~l1-a Eakg8
Ia. a. sasra.. .suta 49,
Iaa.as eaar..i,r
4 asar snsa 4 oear.
f.r etra.sa.s. Carrrss h
vi sroase q rslsl change a tas
rrssaet ...tste - .sararnF a. Iasau.
aaHvaL.a SAWS - ..s - have tae
Ia 80 "a tren .dllatad 81 loHs AZ
3esell Htea sA -iaa ney ret-rns -
.s+--. -
.fI I.f- .+..... .f-r~rt r.s.s~ fr.f.l t..t
~ ls people Hls caaneed trlss al.l
ae e@s Are - .cli-l nf every one -n lar
= a.
--.-.. -.t.... -
'..oT tl..f la4AAtte- iitte sihA 1.eiet
e- ...-5 -. ....r.-
&C. @ehoa. - tls lnl.aa.
"lt 4n lel.an ea.Il esa b. pax nso a
ae'i Na.ie le remains .i lat g oe' i.ls
+.e .-.-ge ~ e@3
ali .t.lra.r, .-.I.a r.s.ctlL, l..af.H
'~-oN' STATE "so s's' u ''ii''
.''i.As 1-e 'e@- "@'-o o' DA'i'A' a.
- N''.o ASA .'.i''' i'' 't''
'' a-' 'e4' "1 ''A' =
sble Ts.. worst Of Il comes from e,tv
and village cououUons that are bring.
.n1 t..e eg..w.t6,n tsa,r b3opdars, ID
g,ge away =. .roaauf.,rtur.r. whom they
can induce ON these terms 10 locate
a.oor taan. To r,srarterize the u.,.
of am.i..oa feet of natural gasadav
.ua.n,.e to.1 for burning common
hriek for exampl. OF IA calc,min.ng
common limestone. there IS a good
word at hAid--vandal-sui.'
"C1EAxLrxGss is next 70 godiiness, %
bat when man lndulges IN cleanliness
at the expense of godl.noss, he falls
.uto the hands Of tho Phiiistiues. A
young man in Wisconsin stole billed
shirt" ami took las best g,rl out riding.
iie ! luI'i.siieo 'l-e 0l'.''''-''oSa anu sue
'''' 9'''''i5''' anu ''',y W. ia W.
'''i' 'l''' = iii'i..''' % '''' "a" ''''''y
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party OF 'ii' ills"t il'Nc si-A1 "-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

EOR SALE-A set of Michigan reports com
pl~te % VOL. ~. annotated edition and new.
Inquire after . p m. Of l.. NJ. NJ. Telegram
Herald olIcy. .lltf
HOGS FOR SALE-G0rten Settlers trained o-
- unrraiueds kentucky Fox aud laibIt
Hounds and scotch Terriers also dogs trained
and boarded az Valley CITY Kennels. Address
Z. O'Eley. box o. Crosby. Kent couaty. Mlcn.
LGif
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

Tie Importance Of purifying the blood can
not be- oyoreStmatcd, for without pure
blood you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one need.
good medicine 10 purify. yitalize, ana enrich
the blood. and Hoods sarsaparllla is worthy
your confidence. Il is peculiar in that II
strengthens and buildsup tie system. creates
an appetite. and toaes tie digestion, While
It eradicates disease. Give 30 trial
Hoods sarsapar.ua Is sold by al druggists.
Prepared by c. I. Hood g Co, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30
P0R RENT BARN.
WANTED BOARD AND ROOM.

WANTED Board and room in private fam
W liz. where there are uo other boaTdrTs A
suit of rooms are preferred. They must De-
comfortably furnished and The house within q
hall mite Of the post Office Address Rooms.
buX I, care OF Telegram Herald. p-tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30


4 $50. moftgagrs aud land contract. bought
= second and fhtrd floors - a block for rflf.
Also ane hous' OF "a es' Eide n SIS per month
Joseph 10. Martin. a5 Canal 81 15
ltANTEb-Chudrcn 90 l-oarf good care aur
" pleasant home provided tuH e1 CO..
address. Mrs. l. J.. Jenucss. la' shsNmuf-lfc
WANIED-To hny on monthly payments.
" house and lof ir pieasaui ueighh0rhppd
Address. stating terms. WV. this Office ~
MAGNETIC healing and cIairvoyant sitinas
VI 'ss ottawa 81. cable ald taNal st. cars
convenient ". g. free.
pApCLTFFA tl0I4T. general 'sarehouse r,ca.
- So ia reuth Division ST.. siofc aIl BINDS af
rnerchaHiis. af ieH rates, packing aBd mnf
iHg promptly attended 90 - teiephoninr Ao.
sn. saaiTas
sn<E~s HORSES vfrfere4 fu baV q is ~
fs<S ~ moderate rates. in caar-e ~ care.
81 - fgI mfH auI fad good fIrurfhv haF.
XGS,E laaa.-e az oa.oe 3. t1... 81 .soh..ae
9eHee. 81. ii arses 1e vere1 g. 40 from tne
larn. al. B Nasrrh. sFtf
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

leEk eALf neu lsi g. raaa rhf Ftli -
I $50 A..e is saetael - aats - a. 4.
.ex al
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

IA uufta 81 ps4DyAe saatHl. rrnsal 90
AFf eal af tlelsl.a - ftsfHtaltI 81.
80 I'D usltl So 4. II ff.tln
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30
WANTED BOARD.


WANTED Board for man aud wife. Al
w dress boz T. Telegram Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

pADCLIFF& 4 HOLT. general warehousemen.
Ia az Ill South Division 81, store an kinds 9f
merchandise a. low rates, packing aud
moving promptly attended 10 ~ tclephonluE
30. ~. San IL
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
HElP WANTED 1alE

,--- ...---.-...
W 4 ~ o.t'eetlrai, elriAs. p.ett tEl.rif-
-. -. trhasis. irainsiefs. sAiftiat eitttf.
iarin haaas. a0ee aflF aaa 49, siLets pli
rinplu,f fo-.f fe csN aAa intsst ssie aur el
- Pc" 80 teef..si.iY r.. ~ slsl
...s. tsr,.,i. Asf,ss-''.. io'aa 9 'aa
,.-.>....
n .,. ....
.s .s -
Natstis l.si. N-'s@so. pa yeA s.
AtfkNIEft- No fa.s fit~ aeettee "a .s.f
" safrss AEe eKl.kls luthes. NeIEtl sH
lns. retail pncs sa other sifts a prorurlls.
{, 4. ,. a9.as tae,s .sirs @s.i asa...a a.,r.
a.r uot governed - sAe safe pr AlaAe
natc tt-. tlHtlsnaN N Nfa ,4i
hELP WANTED -FFRkfF
WANTED Comp. tsui .,.fi i,r seaela. Aou.s.
"ifh. p NofiA Nolvse-4Fr MIa =
hrniH. So
WANTED AZ once. Go girls ai tar M.chlun
~ overall Company. - -uHfh IIflrI. 90 si. |#
SITUATIONS WANTED NAIL.
WANTED competent b9okserp-ri. opea
W Tor engagement J4u4ars j. BssaAorI..
kAANIEn-A iAdy GA each ctY town $3.50
" tow ship - procure .ta~rrI bars lar SIZE
Home Naeazine. eonluritt lF Irs. 1ulH g.
Logan. Special indurrm. ts offered. l.ttrf
Ia, l.t.f.+'v Vyst,I,...t,r I
,,,-.,f,--,...., r,,.t--,.-- .r...rp
% ~ht 'fa "A- Af-+ ..-' '.ii'
49,. ,r...t.t.
y BANK by a louns lsay. l...i .Ia.s l,Ie.'
60.
" ca.e 81 cA a uy ~1 .U
st.. city. '-
FOR FVNT- ROOMS
-----------~------------'---
L'OE KENT-Ivo suits oi furnished room, Iar
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be ths
largest OF AL Michigan Dallies Ex.
cspt Those or Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

" ANf D-toupf Gems -,.Ii fsf seaelai lou.a.
"ffk. 3, Aoriu Col.esc-aF,. AIa. 90 a
ilrntlE. a8
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30
sIIuAT.0aa wAATLD ~.

WANTED AZ once. Go girls ai tar Nich.a.
" Overall tomraas. outh Division si- G,
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

LUR RENT Rooms az the brunswick. South
division ST. suitable for light houAcktcpi us.
steam nratcd. hard and soH Watrr. gas
quire 0f Mrs. Nctce Oh the prcni IS. -.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

NtANIEb- MAN 10 take tar sEeucs ci aef
" slfre stEr -Kirkls Inthess NeErL fH
its.t retail price So. other sifts iu Frururtlss
rare eitAhce tu create . permanent tus' HFes
- huur These sAlrs mnrt atmafg srffI
before sappliea ~ otler safe taiaHaa - as ae
atr unt governed IS tle safe f.eT Alpine
sale Cos. l4utiGuau N Nfa~s4i
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

Uaifsa Press asParts Premst ana Eartr
Dsassrr. Az ths Lse4i Ns~s. 800 tns
Diseases 40 Nsst eia'aig grntss Pages
P4oAsass ~ Qraaa RsPies-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

DOR RENT Furnished and uufurnlsred
L rooms. steam heated. al Park Place. Nre.
A. L. smith. ar 90
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

Tals Faaar Is asn1sr ~ "a Amsnaaa
N=.ssBsBaf Fas.lslera Ass9ctsiisa anl Is rep
sssaaiad n SEE 4Brs - - Gemg.- .a4Ft
Naars tas d 1srsas ssaes are seps on ais.
TIE Waaalagr8n lniee sf ths rs-saas- a.
80 . 81 .l5 sarlreala s-.. n = ~1-re 1.es
e. tas paper ga b. sesn aaa Visitors % y asa
sngtaa Ell a.stFs be u.aas aellems.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

fhs B.lE sa1 sessss - zszA< esa41s .
So - aag .srt q ..s at=l ,s2ses ~ Ca.
"a gssfass ggeg4.4. ar szsiFsFs4 ls sag s4rs
. taa als ~ - sa4afns, tss "a ssslas ssT
$50 ei8s.a raFsfs. es4rs
HaELH ss1 sEeDAs. 0as Ks~s 80 80
DaGL9 ssa 81 sDkFs Ehr~s sasaszs t.5S
aEauaa eaa asaF ...-...-- Ea1
AEA4EE uss te4F - --- lgg
AazaraEcEs. tsAFHs NaklEA 4zsskas AAB
RaanFsIra hasEf esasaa ea.sla ga
N4l1 f4Fas.k 80 laa ea4zs 30
THE TELEeRAH PUBLISHING COMPANY
Fasllsaers, arNaa AAPias. nteh-
NEGEFuor sUAhEhss
s4siaasa yneas -.-...-.......-..- .----...--- 80
EaitaFiai asaaa4 ..-..-...-....--------- .-- 3 %
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

THE most remarkable instance Of
.lnnocuous desuetude" OF recent days
IS the Montana legislature. They ought
to get to work, If for nothing else than
70 give the supreme Court something
fo f1
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

I~gALIs has been attacked 10y the
-intiuenze and il trsnsposed and trans
formed hs consJnauts 50 that lac had 10
cancel h.s engagement 20 address the
state Teachers ASSOCIATION at Topeka
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30
roR RENT k.ORE.

EOK RENTING suits oi furnished room, for
light Housekeeping. furnace heated BATH
room. cic. Inquire "a 2l- BARTLETT 81, oppps. o.
south Division street school 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-18
pFcoRDED MoRTGAGns.

Beckman Benjamin n to George II Cook and others
..11 Lot Anderson property Map Of
=, Bass,ng; John y and VILE, to Susan Finn.
Bliss iied G. g Henry Il Bradbury. c4th.st.
crialalls John 10 orson Mum. cor 1oth-aye
rad George i . wI Ta II Stafford s2d.st
ic'fe s,,s I'D. ID years $1,000 =,
q n Y. Southern boulevard wils.ave. year,
si,tss, shave. years. si6oOO 's'
Caal.. EIla T. to Cornelius Wake eScr Cyrus Hitch.
Ss.'aseS and Vie % % Ei S %cser
T hassRsns rS s2o ooa,b 10 aoe
West l2tE-st. years 10000.
SsmS' ls ina s gsaI. g . AnH k''hnm
sises Robert e Robinson Gill; No 1852 West
srs i f.aoP ana sd's VIZ to s.on Wolf corner
Lei N,sn9.,Ss and sSth;.t year sil:5oo
Mex Kauiss sA Tsidn sdsv ed X yi e.aa
m ys" xusa. E'i D%S ssya, %9o %s1
~ Nos cssshssise e p g Edwars Rawlings Nos
49,, MANS Sarah. Isaac GOldsten. No 20 surok.st
ANA Nor MIicsssI 70 Romano Brown. trustee
-. Ms9uade. Cornelius and wife, 70 Philip and WIN Eb
ing brewing Co. cor sebblns-ave and Freeman.st
Ryan John and wife 70 Henry FIegenhcimer No FOG
:, scl,sibsr Msadei 10 Moses Mayer. No 147 Suffolk
xsssnasa aea S Years. to Egq co6 Mcneil
Ran Iama:o Hercules and wife % The Bowery Savings
sl s. ASn ys' cGussS q Mo.ana
SwSsssA S' ST. e. ~ g. sso nzgs Life v I1s
ct v's ss.1 1a' s, and ss Louise Frank 1ac-
eseuo ess T. will,am Edmund Hurry and another
year IS GO hn~aid Hurry. lith.ave $ iaOth-st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-18
REAL ESTATE,
ATT THE EXCHANGE.

,..,ss plescker Son offered under foreclosure yes
,.Ssy A. the Real Estate Exchange NO 100 VS.
hvesory pneA anu pio"n
house known as "The Everett" on lot
xxx The nrst bid made $4,000 rom wnSn
,ss price rose TO $4,000. William O. bOya was Inc
s sa r. w. Harnett & Co. offered six vacant ioss On
buyer ,aa q, onehundred sixth ST., west o.
s npl nouioyard e5xe9 II each They SOFA Two lots
pis Halpin. The auctionv,, aihth ~ sest
sses h % south side Of Psn @
on G Ise boulevard each 25x901l JacoD :, S
g crane baysr al 100 each Also two lots on the IN
va. 81 and sixty 2SV 'es 20,
sseh 70 Charles E. Stewart The same
- In Fieyenthaye 65 feet south o. t 20 Sso
eyenty fths SSxlo0 rreg 70 J. o. LoeSs iVT o ~
Joseph e stccker has sold t pfys dweiiineS being
Nos $50 1872 and 1s4 West ope ivSn has
scd also private contract % STsiInr on the north
Side Of and 81 between ~, oo1
any rhsrn Was cali at the EXCHANGE yesterday for
highstoop dwelling between Ffteth ana Tniry
c,th ~ ana sixth and Madison ayes at from $50 pOO
70 one hundred and sixty thousand dollars was
offered 10 loan bond and mortgage TN sums " SUI"
at Der
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-18
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF
Desbrosses SIS. az folloWbi ,,..r,ediate poIntA
80 a for Catasauqua ana Dlei pt9ieerSsef IluEao
q N. for Geneva. Lyons. EmliA, Chair ear :,
and the West and principal local po'"'N
III a m for Cherry Ford sLd ntermeae"e boInts Chat,
ear 70 TunfkannoeE Connection 70 keadipE ~" 'A''"
s:4o p. M for .Plstston ana Rs5n lgfIlpaa
points Chair ear l.. ana Is lolntk
B1O D. m. for Mauch Chunk ana Cnair lar 10
cennsetISn . heading and haTf's0u"
h'HTp m Tor Geneva Lyons Elmrar Koe'''''''
and the West pullman sleeper 70 l5S 40 D. m. con-
Trains leaving az M, "a III ra,iefOn coal fegona
nee' 'O' =" points ssINDXY TRAINS. 49,. ,r,e,m,aI,,.
ga m for Mauch Chunk. Hafle'on anu
zS M for ooplsy and intsTmeoRs oeheser HunAlo
o. m. for Geneva, lyons Elmlia, w.
and the West pullman eleeper 70 t5vnlAw.p
General Eastern once. go bf's""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-18
Nsw-York Thursday. Jan. IL. 1889.
= following sales were held as the Exchange ane
,nes Blsscker 4 Son.

BY James Bleeckcr Son.
f, ayestory apartnent-house, with lot No. 1S6
: West iS9th-st 5! 1926 II e OF 7th-ave Boue- 80
ward lot 25x99.11; w Boyd.........-,..-.. soOoVo
BY Richard V. Harnett Co.
a lots n . West 1i6th-st 1926 II W Of Grand c,,o
Boulevard 25x09.11 each Halpin:. ofoV
Q lots West i4Sth-st. 200 II OF Srana oooo
T." boulevard. 25x99.11 each Danfa.----a- S'zVV
Sii ss mss' stewart eva /. d 7AOo
/ ioi W S 11th-ave, 65 It Of 175th-st' Blk o,.o
1oox29x1o0; Locke ;S,in ~'oo0
ist s s5s west l:0I Emil Dupra. VI 1850
By ID. p Ingraham Go.
Sale OF the dwelling, with lot 10 II east oTth-sb
q Of 9Th ave, was adjourned 10 February o.
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CHORE LNEALL Rail III ~ RquTET TlU,s..
B0i ssse GRAND Central 81 ESSdsHsS IGd BS
tnining carl; Night kxpSess at IL 80 m ue nay
Nor Newport o. oa q al ESpress trains