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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-15
WHITE 0AKs. N. NJ.

To the Eiitsr Chicago Journal-Per-
nit an ancient war, legislative and mis-.
cellansoas correspondent Of yours TO re-
fer TO a subject Of dispute for settlement.
A friend silrms that Patrick Ford. of the
Irish World, was a delegate 10 the Nation,
al Democratic Convention of Chicago in
1854 which nominated Cleveland. | deny
Which is right. WA CATFRHY
You are right, as usual.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-15

LEONARD SwETT, enc of the ab-
lest lawyers and grandest of men,
died at his home in Chicago, on
Saturday last. His taking off was
almost without warning and tho
news thereof sent thrill through
tho nerves of the many thousands
who knew him. In 1860 he was a
formidable opponent of Dick Yates
in the nominating convention tor
Governor, and ter him We cast
our vote. He stood very closely
to Abe Lincoln, and was in the
confidence Of the martyred Prsst
dent probably more than any
other man, not excepting David
Davis. A few years ago his wife,
Tor years an inyalid, died. and some
two years since, he Wooded a lady
who had been his coppyislfsr years
As public speaker he had few
equals and no supcriors, and as a
lawyer he WAS able and incorruptl-
bic. Before the war he wa. a cit
Een OF Bloomington. In 1865 hs
located IN Chicago. Upon his mon
ument might very appropriately
be surmeunted the figure, as over
that of Shakespeare, OF a little
chsrab blowing trumpet Of fame.
Chicago never lost a noblsr
citizen, the U. S. never suffor-
cd the loss Of q moro majestic
type OF American character.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-15
SATURDAY.. June 10, 1889.
.wuA. caffrsy. Ea.ser - Frep1,e.e
Entered at the Pest Offce at White
Oaks. N n. assecond class matter.
The CHICAGO WEEKLY News. and
LINCOLN TO. LEADER, l year 50. 75
A BENIFICENT LAW.

ia. The drunkard's law recently
went into force in that htats, and
provides that whocvor becomes
intoxicated shall be guilty
Of the crime of drunkenness, sub
icct to a fine OF $40 to $40. or ten
to forty days imprisonment for tho
frat offence; $40 to $50, or thirty
to sixty days for the second, and
sixty TO ninety days tor the third.
This law is good, sensible
ono, and should be duplicated by
every State and Territory in the
Union. When man sinks SO low
in the scale Of humanity as to
drink liqnor to the extent OF intox-
ication, drinks until his brain be-
comes fired and his legs gets SO
ashamed of the carcas it is obligat
ed to carry that they wobble, and
finally refuse to fill their contract,
the strong arm OF the law should
be laid sternly upon him and the
penalties of fine and Imprisonment mt
levied upon him.
A drunken man is a libel upOn
mankind and a slander upon his
Maker. To see him recling thro'
the streets toward his home, there
to meet wife and children, with
clothes smeared with dirt, face
bruised and swollen by falls or
blows from the hands OF those he
had wsntonly insultcd, is a sight
at which the gods could weep -
Then the tossing upon restless beds
and slsepless pillows of the verse
than widowed wife, whose heart.
strings seem to bs pulling tom
their places, head feverish and
threatening to burst. Then when
she RECEIVERS she breads looking
into the facec of her female friend .
lest size see mirrored there her dis
grace. The children, toe, apprc
hend the taunts OF their playmates
for thev know that they are the
children OF q drunkard and that
It's the nature Of those more tertu-
iteusly circumstanced to plume
themselv es on their advantage and
ride slip shod over their little inns-
cant hearts. Yes, the law should
set it's powerful enginery to work
upon him until all should under
stand that when man descends
so tar below the image in which
he was made and grovels in low
er depth than brutes, heavens sun
should not be permitted to slime
upon him or he be allowed to bask
beneath tho mellow sheen of the
moon.
And such a desideratum would
.naterialize were it not for the
workings OF impracticable obstruc-
tionists, who will accept nothing
but the abolition, pure and ample,
of the manufacture and sale Of ar
dent spirits, something that the
world will never see tins side OF
the millennium. We have lived in
prohibition cities and States and
know as well as we no of our exis
tsnce, that the scheme will net
work-indssd thar it's workings do
violence TO the gsod of society
Statutory prohibition laws make
ten drunkards where they dc not
reform onc-thcv create a cen
tempt fa- such laws. and where
one law is contemncd all are held
at low estimate.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-15

Bob LINCOLN has dined with
Queen Victoria. He often dined
in better company. His father
was a greater man than Vic's
father, and he is a bigger man than
any of Vic's sons.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-15

SKATrLE, Of W. r., was entirely
consumed by fire last week. Tho
loss run up int" the millions
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-15

THE New Hampshire girl who
drank chalkwator to make her
look pale, fooled the doctors nicely.
1t took two postmortems to tell
what she died ~.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-15

1t will pay you to writo to Ben
Small Of El Paso, Texas, for sam.
Piles of wall paper.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-15

Bedroom wall paper at Ben
smaIl's, FL Paso, Texas. Send for
samples.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-15

Ben Small, of El Paso, Texas, will
send you samples Of wall paper tree
on application.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-06-15

DR. GOULD, Of the Alburou.r-
que Democrat, passed though tho
Oaks on Wednesday, sn.route
homo. Sorry he couldn't tarry a
day with us.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
r EH1GH VALLEY RAILROAD

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of o0f'lAn0' 'Aa
Daeofosses aus Is StaSanoua and ntermediAte pontss
81 NJ FOR Geneva Lyons, Elmra hoonrcSb car car 10
ana the West. and principal iOsNi p'"'
Einlra - p.,a and intermediate ponts
c,.,, "a, 10 TuntSsnnoCk. Connection 70 S~o"S anu
s.so r. m for PiI.stCH 'Ps jRS rrGsiiipa
Poiptn ~, NSueh Chunk and ntermeala@ PohIt ~
cohneStSn 70 Reading and KARLSRUHE oh'" '"' y
hssen NJ iof Geneya Lyons, Elmrs RSshss'er D0nA'
and hA West pullman sleeper 70 An m M eon.
Trains leaving at M Pa ~ tsseton coli Ts1ionG
nee' iO' y" p'A'' SUNDAY TRAINS. IA ,,,s,uos,.,.
sA n for Mauen Chunk Hazletan ana m'ef"'i~''
D. M for oopsy and ipss5maaks goIs pun.,e
NJ for Genev6. LYONS, Elmlrt. n2SH0s'1'f ~N~---
- X nwest Puiirnan sleeper % tyons1
ana mo GsSssA Eaa as1 6fiss. ais Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH TO-
Trains leave station Central Railroad Of NswJersey.
foot Lfberty.st, N. r.
For washington Baltimore. Wilmington and Chester
daily at 80 III 100, except Sunday a. m 80 1880
4;A5 IL 10 ,. NJ
For phadolphls at iOo 7;4S, $780, $780, II 90 3 N
sos $50, s:15, 400. Aa5 $780, 80. IL 100 D. m.
SUNDAYS, 49, .: 80 g. m. 1880 lao. t;ss'' s'so'
II 90 D. m.
Tickets and Paror Car seats can be procured % a. H.
esi AIS, GA. 1.1lo Lses Broadway Ts7 cth-ave 2e4
West 1assA- 1s2 East 12Sth.st. New-YOrki Court
A.. $50 Fulton.st.. % BrOsdway. BrOokiyn.
Nsw.YsrE TIana.s Company VII can ssf and cheek
baggage tom hotel OF sesiasnss.
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alisrellanecns.

7eursrRrAN outats, Engsh ana knsnssni i III
~ tsated ea,aiogus free. WhiThAN SADDLE w.
1I9 Chanlbefs-st -------.-----------------
\ oNDON.--A very Handsomely FURNISHED house y lot
~ In Londsn for the season or longer near HYDE
Park and South Rsnsngton Museum has four reception
rooms elefs bedrooms two dressin aroomS bathroom
and usual domestic oncss sanitation peSeet; syerooks
ornamental garden st rear, with two tennis courts
stsblns can be had desred; photographs Of two 70.
esptsonseoms cen be seso IN Nsr.Yerk.
Address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21

Helene oest 10 Bessie Coliomore and ohefs LIST
ST. Of 1st-ave. years. $3.50.
: Franklin Palmer 70 J BeRsng, IT. Elton.aye, Los
Same 70 Eliza CSays. sJererson-ss Lot 90, years
Charles spitska 70 Y Say Rank LexingtoDave.
q Of kSth.st, years, $4,000
Isaac Sanger Greenwich Saw Bank, o 11th-st OF
Joseph sommcr 70 Thomas Dakn, Nos 30 and 212 9th.
Jacob scbwarz 70 Emiarant Ind Saw Bank Q cor Of
oth.Rye and 38th.st, year. $4,000
Charles Tracy 70 Rector &C.. Grace Church, No. 225
Laura Wing 70 Middlebrook No. 21s 1othsvs year.
sioO
years SEQ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21

BIZ, sEAb sa s JOHN CIT
W1 FelrIson r 70 James Cunningham s1e.1
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ssSsspA sSs as i's md wife g Henri
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BresSmsS. No ISL; R Ksmoehan. ct al. sz- AZ,
,sae su.sss '1 ;, 10. s2 Eliza chave to
$50 go 1 s;ss,ss ae pax sst
S;;S ' s.: ss;$;r lSs:ss
a. Clara fsi. sis e dts.r mls sossss toras
auster and another $751;
K,aiI;sass;s Ss:s 1saa sa.s Hi s;:F:
asx.nse sswsrc' 60 n q 15sti.st son1oeO
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p.ya ~ ss g s. T ss.s: sisss CRIT
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s.d 3 las II Of Madsoasvs. 2oxss9i TheO-
dore satter and wife Y chstes W eo.oo n: z0
5sa "a I sass &c % u ussriss Gallup ao
7sthsf So 32s n W o. 1steyes elxl02g jacob =.
sehloedcs and wife 70 Ignats Schultz and snctnef ~
Part Tot s6e, map Of lewis y Brown zoo y
o.. wul.sye; Henry Braun and whe 70
f1ess,st n !. 400 n Of wtlls-sve 70 MN Brook;
ss psyid sei iss E Hs & Ss ssssn
ifoBk; Robert Aud and wife 20 ~ Havens.
75t,.st. s. 100 g e OF SHAVE, ioox1o22;
Leonard &c u 4,Ssse ao.iooS Executors
rwsIser Brush % fsass ssnae, =. a.
toti.aye. o cor 20Sth,st. 4e,4xfooxsgxZoxee11 Tx
ia5 Charles w spocner ard wief % Thomas =,
s,lsh ksysV,as - 4oi n " Of freeman,sf
f0i ii "a Sexs6 . ; Joseph sssaA to Frank BslsU
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RaiIroa0s.

{ ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
TUT Oh T LdR e STREE MEsS NORTH 5ss RIVER
cA,aISSo = n for EAsePn Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch
100 tsr Si sSnason Esstou Bethlehem Allen.
psssS.h ,SsRnsS H HSgAsgSS
shin S6 s s. LsSiseaF sTspSTi
cAns e O.
i$sS IS Fc$i9s!oss Lsts iassa.EsSss; ,Es:ssu.
Chunk. Reading Harrisburg. etc. On Sunday: At $3.50
S sIB !, S?IRss4yN for G Gsst2D zoo $40 o,o
sSaI @ fS Red sd Bs1E t SSS. sa
$50 s1S a. m, 100. 1850 D. M. for TarmnEdae,
1sS T.. 90 I'm m fcr yinssSd. grlsgc.oa, -
SCOU s9ndS5. 100 300 10 S oS fGSss
dEoS LAKEWOOD a. +sS sIs om 100. $3.50.
''' . H. Fur ATLANTIC 81 CRY.
400 n. 100 D. m. C2:so D. m. Through Express
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
fen. d SG 8a H. sSd Ss'
j II 90 S TO- j S 20 NJ
sGSD1YS 80 ~; 80 m. i;S6. $50 1IS. 80.
IS. baltimore and wassIngsoPs DAILY 1 100
o'f TsS spP leaving Al al III 20 SS 4'
$50 i 20 r. m; have connection for Rea4ds' Harris
s 81 III ss So iss; ~ b sss':s q w.t.
5S @ 81 Ssasaas wi" call for and
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, y; Y g. 4 4
fSaSSn Tsn Ssi 4 s s5G sSisss Bs''i &
SS; .G Il - oas.as E2gsS s ksss 81
9 sS e 500 Saass!s sas 3.
sas NV Nsvs % s' 10 ~ Ii 80 M .aa
ssry sSssS yTSdSy. 'ISP Ess%:
y SsSS..5 vs., ssoss sssSon II 30 : S
Snd @; f SFoo GiySS Ss:Snson 5sS
sds nd 1 Sas SS Iss
WesSO!sio Empress Sos foS sPd Checks
General siOI Passenger Asens vaDdsrbtaye. n Y
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On 'nss AE2Si 5 EhSsf fIS "a 1885,, 1888,
Trains Leave sSo ys De'0F0's'' ana
u StlSSSi rIls aSd NTH Pullman Palace
Ia 5 asy Ns"2gf ShfssS a..
Dining, smokins and Sleeping Vcsuoulea Cars az 10
wi,n,por t Lock Haven. 90 a. p n; Gerry ana
a nSi' S e On p G F sonn00'hE 'O'' 70,
Lebanon, 200 q. M, tnu
u 90 a; M. 90. 200. and 400 p M Sundays
Baltimore washington and the South Limited Wash:
nston Express" OF Pullman Parlot cars daily excepi
ton 10 D. m regular ct 0 90. 100 and 80 m.
TOO 200, I DO and 900 p. m, and y rs nsht
Sunday. lis aud 90 g. M. 80 and 100 D n AM
= ~ FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
sSSs E,ij S,! H.; ii r. '.s.
tons VIA Railway and Ambcy 0 10 a M, IL noon
40 AID p N. on ,s sgnd pyr, SA0 Z M ana
For oa ' Point and Norfolk We Nsw.York, Phsde .I
pha and Norfolk Railroad. 100 D q daily via Bsia
more and Bay Line. 100 D. m. week days., ,...
Beats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with All throuah
trains at Jersey city. sfofdins speedy ana oiree'
transfer fof Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
GoruandG streets Ferries, follows; 49,, -.
and 10 WasSinston Limited, and IL 100 a M 12 20
iSS Zoo 90 sIso no t SS p SSG HSso Sio
Sundays. Express. siis. 900 L1mssd): snA IL
m go 81 q S;S ina M anu Il 10
aud Il 10 a m, II 20 P m: ana y, 10
a. n and .. m. on Sundays, connect o. Trenton f0f
lsEs sas .ns 70 o sI:asT1 q.
CCurtst ana DtooElJn ApneX S;suee. To-! Of F1lson
AZ RfooElyns rs Hudson.st, Hobokcn Station, Jersey
CITY Emigrah, Ticket once Castle Garden -, .,A
check ss0 bsSssys tom hotels and ocn
6HAs eEbsrI RYG aRise, Genera II pa SE kssn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
Gonntrp i1ropcrtp for Sale ano 90 Eei

minutes walk station; furnished house. 1b
sS s00S i0l lou' n0i'y n Hay 81 srosSw.y ' n ns
A TLANTIc CITY, \: yzMOtsIs. boarding house,, coz
Law BuIdinS, xtsnac City. &. j. -
A u. HOPE, III LlbeFtyst, has farms houses and lots
ssH vi sH ds: 81 81 sad pS Srsass.
ELEGANT SEASIDE RESIDENoEs.
~ let &C. ' ss seaside S eas 81 tho on %of S' s
All are handsomely I furnished Sss enc erpSsd
snses ssssefs G and open cold esS
aaei y. msSsT
sS s al Tsfs Sai ssfi Ia Seosd sosa aeeS
the Kept in perfect Srdss sE ssssenes at the
view q The scsSP vita IT. b HUNDREDS sss
Excellent stables with accommodations for three horses
l'f sass :s
two miles above spring ks On sas Nsw'es'ey ss
many Hssn% s;, s.s from sssYsSf shd
.s1eh Gs vs Ta ne si has Asass 5om
s sSa az a Sss's and d.sISg
STSSS%rRS sssss EG PROF. Sfr
= ah g sD3X r E a4a dS seen sAs sas D.
s.s sp q sss s.t az
sssa dss,.Ss piece o., q DEcp gss
a aSssSs g: ~: SSs:S
sS %h M 81 piano
Ing having dyiag fSSn EN- srine ea aeSosse boers
Rs: sss Ssd . 70 Wei sase
.sss'' ~ ,sS. rSS
ss' any AS Saf Is Tss 'is S az:
then sdysI:s ss a; S4wo e iSs.,ec ' Rss
Tsass RTenfs and xuetioneerS PembertOn Square
boston. Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
Nrrw.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ N' RIVER RAILROAD.
~ GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
on ana after February trains leave

~ GREAT FoURTRIGK TRUNK LINE
sRRdA NtSy ckES SSFFH!aEEf srtH Sfpo6 EsS'v'
r.,rss, and Finest Passenger Station in America.
: IS M Rochester snd Montreal n 6spye IS onreS
T y2S b. o1E' foT:aSit s.o Tss' Albany 1Ssn Via
C"?S S'i%oI RES r. Y E56sT1s
PIuiHTPE D COMPOSED extensively d Safst
drawing and u sspnEg rs sar oeS Ss ~
faG Rs Etc. .ri 81 Eoa, next day. 0Snnecta At
Cleveland win train for Ce2mSSs toF Na9Srn FaIs To-
road 10 SS2e%Scldnd GHeSns ndla1A1c Pss5o. and
drawing SsnS Sa and NOt6Srn Express
for saratosi se George Rutland Bennington North
,Dgs,s Sg ?; cars m:' 70 Troy and Utica. ~,
ssn.S Albany snSy s snd TESX
4PSs' p On sfP ass Ss.s and s. Ss
SS;s t hnd f tsSyeana GpsShs
Detroit and Chicago, with Vesubule1 ana s'eah'heS'eo
sspIng ana dining and oansndalgua E.pro.
sSSscaPs 70 Montsa Rouse PSiasa and vs n;
'zSSp' so @ SRda
1s,s Esai ER sa fs'fRS9ss =
TO- NEAR Falls Toronto, Cleveland, Cincinnati IN
asnios s. Louis R fsISft SnG Via Jsa day except
saturday also 70 Canandagu1 Sn Sundays only py,, Ma
10 midnight for sarstoga Wng%s ah ~
re 7s apa and G Sgs cad.
sn3 isst S station sss %f n ,Td
ESQ o and s Sss for and Checks baggage from
Ao G daily daily except g; sgn SS sD S
ssSP z hso Y re
!. X. TotjCEY' General Superintendent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF JERSEY.
~ --Traln. leave chAmbersss STATEN week days for
=. 90 10 and II 80 N. rs, go, H;So 5:lo.
$40 $40, 'oA0, s, 10 30 m. ~ midnight sundaJs'
Additional trains % orcsskI and way. 40 g. m. and
'FtT Srrue, Spring Valley. Mon-oy snd rsmanA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21

II RE RAILWAY.-TickeL Ufices, 4O1, 3l7,
Place Chambers and Esd SaOets ferries. New YORK !
5JI and JJJ Fulton.sL. Brooklyn; lo1 Broadway,
willlspsbuTa corner ECwark and Hudsyn sts Hoboken
aud Now sotuuh Jeisey Cly Sh.Ir Tickets ana Paploi
I,,l,t, II Gaaaace can DO cbtsned. Express trains
leave Syd.sL minutes earlier than time shown from
Cbambcrs-st : local trains 20 10 minutes earlier,
puG m q 49, m G On e Bus
10 no a. M. week days. Pprlor Car to BiDghamton.
osreao. Eimiia Corning and AornsIIsys on. rm.a
Ola + I'm SISy S- bay o and 8ua ase soPSs
sna 80 IeuiS No ilra charge Tor fast dime;
.yj H. M every day, Chicago Express" Pullman
l09 atSsf G4in9ag ga Snlc,sS59 u
ECO ECO g. no. CO 80 T. 90 o. 10 49, = nIsAS
t''iSss o'Ss l4 d is $50 s" :So
o'i fi,S Sis IA SSSS lp :sS z soG GSi
Newark and Pa.grsS9n, ny via As n so
!? = Pse 49, sS g. g. 10 80 10 &c.
= s .;S 40 So gs5 49, 49, j. e ltsS
SSS5%Sfs S I? So 10 j. 10 sSS $780, E;56
'&i aaesisssS goY 3 SsI y 'AA $780, g. 1850
!$ 80 ,so 80 70 10 Q. 'S 30 - night Newark
Express trains from the West arrive In Ne"'f A.
w. ]. MURPHY. H.P; FAhhEM
GenI hupt 0enI I SO. nsSle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
aorsss, Carriages, CIR.

PETER O. KELLOGG d Co.'s
.TwelftA Annual
Special Combination Sale
OF
FRorTING STOCK.
MONDAY 70 FRIDAY, March - y q, 1889. inclusive
at the American Institute building
Sd-aye. and G3d.sL, New.York
(Onee, 1O7 John,st)
Nearly 500 horses have been entered and como from
many OF the most suceassfu Eastern breeders. Include
not only great eolloctiln Of fashonaby bred g.tn8
stock representative Of the most prominent stations -
the country, but also
CarrIRge Horses
Business Horses aud Pcnis1
PETER ss y Kellogg IL Z CO.. is7 yoarsA. Nswys
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DARIS EXPOSITION.

DARIS EXPOSITION.
Apply 70 NETHERLANDS LINE, 20 broadway,
N Y, for Tourist Guide n Holland the Rhine and
Paris Exposition. Entirely renewed feet o. powerful
and modern StcamshpS. Latest adj iitions 1880 :.
RotlerdsIni 1857 = 5. Amsterdam isS8, Noendam
1859 3 ;, OLDHAM and Maasdan. First Cabin alter May
ist $40. ESQ $50. Second Cabin. 49,. Ton days %
Rotterdam, e. =. Neendar, Ealing hafch 30. May 4.
JulI 10. Rotterdam . parIs. hnnrs.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE ExoHANGA


notwithstanding the unfsvorable weather. IN. eco,
rstate Exchange yesterday was wen ATTENDED, ana
fair prices realized at all the stands fe.er "eso
offered four lots on tho northeast corner OF
and fortieth-st ana Rdgeeombe-ave' 1Rey sou ioI
a 900 each TO John F. Mcintyre. Tho same
offered No. $50 West Tnirt3-second-st 80 -
brick and stone dwelling, on lot SoA'o,y oaS anS
Miss Mary Forsyths for s iI.SUV second and Third
es are Two foursstory, broTns.ono aps ' ISr
sonsss nrodmcinp rental of 81 ,9VV yo~F Veo". '
,s Co. a. = 600 70 n T. Hunt o ,,. ror.,,
soig III phiIIins offered NO. lSo west ondoS
,h,,dst four-story brick aweiuns. y" and Sod for
II produces rental Of TbomsS stoarns offered
S.s,Ooo 70 p y .me house at Fulton-aye ana one
iOur ,oS5 dssyenteth-st, 1l4x1Ol; Ino bP R
% r aS2 no TO F. l. Schneuef: sonn 5h1:
soa t06 esrsd No. 7a5 Third ysoS Sop
,nnment with store on Iot rs snctoneer offered
$4,000 70 wcs Sixty third-st between Tenth ano
four iSs ayc s5xiO0 each. They sold ior
Eevenui tYnrynaD Wronkow. Two Ii1 ioVs ~ go
each each 70 hVst ssxlOo, brought $,71S esch iFoHi
fosg offered two Nns e s.. and S ais
occupies - nyoduco net rental OF $500 year,
sye. Ihy ssS5 600 20 William Buhlcr, 1r ,.,.
and piu ~ q cau at tho Exchange ior pioh VIII
Insl tt hflldngs, suitable for iaoiory Pur vs
or wlnoS s,a and chambers stS, Bowery ana We Sn
oet"Ss 80 or 3ox1o0 price not 10 exeeea ,,sen
nsS and faxth sves, Twenty third sna nS tnr
Park o.. nrice not exceeding $l7o,OOV, ana ,Ur
sts, az ,.es about ten or fifteen acres, IN 1etsoy,
country Or long island, within ono hour iioI
ConneSsasS 1sty worth $4,000 in eAchengo, q 100
Ee.,orr house on Lenox Hill. with equity ON @'O0O
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xvrnN nspAY, MARon 90.
W1DN, 1850 hnld Mt the Excl

WEDN KSDAY, MAEOH, ~, .r1
,.,,.,,tns saIes we're hoid at the ExchanEe anu
Auction Room toISs gay a.nfhm w. Fogg
,u,ldisgs with lots Nos SIC Hn1 shS AN sIa
william ~ /. D. 4 l. Phillips .,, .so.., n +.
ssSf.+ ~ Of oth:aye, lot 2oloxioo6 jacobs
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Esrtnres aua ailsstiuss.

m HE HUGUENOT SOCIETY OF AMERICA
Il VIII hold Its monthly meeting at Columbia College.
Madison. ave- and Fast lothst Tharrdy eNeai1Es
March 81, 1880. 6 o'clock Rev. PHILIp scHAFF d ~.
will paper The Ediet Nantes Compared with
Other Toeraton EdietGs ~ tatsf
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PED STAR LINE.
HI FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from Now. YORK anl Antwerp weekly.
PENELANp Saturday. March %, 10 30 M
BELiENLAND .Shtur1hy, March 30. n IN.
Cabin rates FifIt Cabin ESQ and upward Excursion,
900 and upward Second Cabin ESQ., Excursion e12 add
eSQ StecraRe low
PETER WRIGHT 4 koNs. asnI ArtL. @ Bowling Green.
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Business f1rcpsrtp for Sale auu 90 ct

a LARGE STORE ard basement 70 let on Chambers.
n ST., with 10 70 20 horse power desired; 10000
square feet; 200 feet street front
rutland WHITING. Beekmsn.st
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-E. Y
Waverley Place, no. ia Eeanora and Jonn
( Ferguson 70 James Cunningham
s1st-st. No. 425 East kari N Wallaeh and wife
TO Leopold Hutter
2odst, (, geo It g OF 0th-ave, 24x9s.9; Margaret
81 and Fredericka Parsons 10 Alex Stmmonds
Same properly exrs Margaret Y Parsons 70 SAND,
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BY william Kennedy z BIZ BIZ ,v,h.s.. S,
with los, NO. Zna 10y 'tp,nnn
15o * Of Rutherford Place lot 22SSoi van H'"pp'