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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
TEn,,Iii,r IsI-e0na.

Assistant Baggage-master CORY OF the
p, W. & 3. station Thursday liberated
about 4S homlng pigeons for the Bedford
Club of Brooklyn. They were let 60 at .
O'Clock, but the result has not been ascer-
has written, however, In reference to the 100
birds OF the Jersey City Homing Club re-
leasedson Sunday last. The birds were let
free az O'Clock and the distance 102. 40 miles
was covered by the flrst bird In 1853 minutes,
reaching its loft ut 1888 a. m. This Is as
fast as the schedule time OF the fastest ex-
press trains between those two points.
Some of the birds. however, did not arrive
until after n o'olnek
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

IHIIHHHIPHla IIIlIuT6r.
Governor Blggs OF Delaware has $4,000
peach trees and when seen at the Broad
street station yesterday was very euthusi-
astic over the prospects of an enormous
crop. The governors eyes glistened as he
told OF the profits he expected TO derive
from the fruit. my orchards In Caroline
and Kent countless" said ths governor,
"were never in better condition and If one
half of the buds on them turn into peaches
there will be toe many on the trees" Con-
tinuing, he said: ''There is not going TO be
as many peaches Ia Delaware and on the
Peninsula this year as last and conse-
quentIy those who have peaches will obtain
better prices, though last year was very
profitable season."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
DOGS NOT TO BE MUzZLED
City Councils Regular Meeting
The Dog MuzxIing Ordinance De-
feated-A Session OF Ltyely and
Varied Interest.

The finance committee tt Thursday
nights meeting OF City Cpunnil reported
having settled in full the accounts OF
Dennis Kane, deceased, late collector
Of oity taxes for the year 1886, after an
allowance for errors of S5, ,S59.06.
The special committee on police patrol
wagon reported in faver OF awarding the
contract for the wagon to William G..
Mahaffy, at $270. Adopted.
The committee to audit the accounts of
the Street and Sewer Department pre-
sented the following report;
Your committee appointed to audit the
accounts Of the Street and Sewer Depart
ment report having audited the same and
found them correct, and would submit the
following general synopsis OF our findings
for the year ending April 30th, 1889:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

James P. Henry of Berlin, Worcester
county, Md, has fled bill praying for
divorce vinculo matrimonii from his
wife, May Bell Henry. The bill alleges
unfaithsulness on the part of the wife.
Edward Ii. Bowen is made correspond
ent. The Bowen Henry affray will be
remembered as having created sensa.
ton some months ago. The present
proceedings are an outcome of that cpl
Rnin.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

LEoHARprowN Mp., May l5.-on Tues
dsy evening Mr. John L. Milburn, one OF
the Judges OF the ST. Mary's county
oYphsn4 court, was strnck by lightning
and killed. The bolt struck near the ear,
nasged down his back and out through
one Of his shoes, splitting the heel of it
opep. Judge MiIburn was hardy,
healthy man and in the prime OF life.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

HAeERsrows, ND, May l7.--Three boys
ranging from IL to 15 years OF age won't
shooting this morning. Thomes Dite, one
of them, carried q breech-loadlng gun. The
trigger became entangled in the collar Of
his shirt and the load was exploded, taxing
effect in the left side OF George Buchanan,
killing him instantly. A jury was sum-
moned, but the investigation has not yet
taken place.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

Tbo Miadletown Era says: "Mr. William
r shalIoross received this morning 10 head
oi tbe prettiest and finest Rolsteln heifers
eysr brought to this section of the county.
They we're boughtin New York atthe Kellogg
hazaar by Messre. r. T. aud W. I. Shallcross
for their own use, and are pronounced by
eompeteut m Judges to be the finest lot OF
yearIings ever seen In Middletown. They
are all registered stock"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

The new fruit express OF the Adams
Express Company over the Delaware rail
road will leave Dslmar at 8 a. m. and
reaching Wilmington by p. M, will de-
liver its freight in Boston by daylight the
next morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
M,ryIrnd pos,nasters.

wAsurSoTos, May l7.-Fourth. class post
masters were appointed yesterday for
Maryland as follows; n L.'Triyett, at Fowl
ius Craek, Cayoilns county, Md. George
W. Frizzell, at Gambler, Carroll county, Nd.
Alexander Burler, at Henderson, Caroline
county, Md. TX j, Wright, at Hurlock, Dor
chester county Md. C. W. Kellv,at QqeeRs-
town. Queen Anne's county, Nd.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
FRED. GERhER DEAD.
Internal Revenue Collector of Phki-
adelphia nIes OF ApOplexY.

PHILADELPHIA, May l6.--Ool. Fred
erick Gerker, collector of internal revenue
for this district, died this morning Of
apoplexy. Mr.. Gerker has been under
the care of physicians for the past two
years, but had been at his office up to
last Tuesday. He was about so years OF
age. He was appointed collector by
President Cleveland and assumed the
duties Of the office in 1885.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
,tay s,on,, U.rn 10 study.

WASHINGTON, May ay17,--Assistant Secretary
Tichenor has informed Postmaster Van Colt
Oh New York that certain Chinaman In
whom he Is interested who desires to come
to this country for purposes OF education
furnish satisfactory proof that he is not d
laborer within the meaning OF the Chinese
Exclusion act.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
s,.ar, mi. ACCOUNTS.

BALrnonE, May 16.-Hush L. Mckay,
daunty division clerk of internal revenue
division, Norfolk, Va, who is charged
with embezzling 81, 800, was arrested
hero last night. The government, 1t Is
soid. will recover from his bondsmen.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
Too Much rio,l,er.in-,n,v.

MARION, IND, May 16.-Oharles Hupe,
aged 72 years, shot and fatally wounded
his daughter-in-law yesterday. The
tragedy originated in o quarrel between
the young woman and her mother-in. law.
Hupe and wife are in Jail.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
Aihert WIN. ,hn man,

SAN FRANCISCO, May l6.--The six-days'
go-as-y you please race concluded at 10
last night. James Albert, the winner,
made 533 miles; Gus Guerrero, 525. AL
bert receives 60 and Guerrero 40 per cent
Of half the gate recsipts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

TnENrov, N. j., May 16.--rhe Trenton
oil eloth works were partially burned this
morning. The works we're the largest OF
the kind In the east. The loss 10 $50, 900;
narLiallY insured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
4 e.raphophene rIonnnolY.

PHILApEtPHTA, May 16.--A syndicate
of Philadelphia capitalists headed by Mr..
Thomas Cochran, has bought the
graphophone rights for the world outside
of. the United States and Canada. The
price paid was $500, 600.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
REDUCED FARE no REHoBorH.
And Some Other Points About Dsln-
wares Seaside lEeaOrt.

wares Seaside Hes0rt.
William Bright, president of the Reho-
both Beach Association, waited on the
Pennsylvania railroad officials last Thurs
day week to induce them to put down
the fare to Rehoboth, and received the
following letter from headquarters last
Thursday:
DEAR SIR Referring to your visit to this
office several days ago, in relation to rates
to Rehoboth, beg to say that 1t has been
decided to reduce the excursion rates which
were In effect last season to the came figures
In the season of 1887. This ARRANGEMENT
will apply not only from Wilmington, but
from all points, and hope will result In
very materially increasing the business to
Reho5oth. -
1--WE are getting the Bright House put
In order" added MFR. Bright. ''Some
railing that had blown OF the top is
being renewed q d we are also putting In
new waste pipes. The damaged board
walk is partly repaired and we have
IL, ,000 feet more lumber coming 10 finish
the hoard walk. We are also receiving
estimates, but are waiting for more esti-
mates, for building pavilion aud ror re-
moving the soldiers building, which ia
80 by 100 feet, to the site of the Surf
House and converting 1t into place for
the accommodation of excursionists."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
\ rnv ,rnrmn,ln in iowa.

BuRIIsaToN, IA May t6.-A heavy
rain storm struck here yesterday morn
ing and continued for two hours. A
wind storm followed which unroofed two
business houses, while barns and other
buildings were moved from their founda-
tions and trees and fences blown down.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23
ri,e FnIos ~ Ikorea.

WASHINGTON, May H.-Read Admiral
Bslknap has reported TO the navy depart
mant under date OF April 24th last that the
Paios was ut Chemulpo, Korea.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

Patrick Tahey Thursday sold the three
two-story brick houses Nos. 1911, 1928
and 1895 Lancaster avenue to Daniel
MeKenney for "a 200.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

Register Bradford, Thursday, issued
letters testamsntary upon the estate Of
Richard Il. Wslmsiey, late of st.
Wslmsley.
A party comprising ]. jackson Peirce,
John NJ. O. Rodney and j. Henry Guest
went shad fishing on Thursday of River
side. They caught 40 shad, one Weighing
eight pounds. Mr.. Peroe got tive pound
rock fish.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

The Pennsylvania Globe Gas Light
Company of Philadelphia, is talking OF
establishing an electric light plant in this
city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

"During 40 years the membership has
| been as follows: Initiated, 735; admitted
by card, 20; total, 76i; suspended, 385;
Withdrawn, 81; expelled, 2; died, IS;
present membership, 262. Seven years
after the Institution Of Hope Lodge Jacob
Richardson was made grand master and
| regularly every seven years thereafter the
grand master has come from that lodge,
| in the following order: 1856, jacob
Richardson; 1868, Joshua Maris; 1870,
Evans T. Speakman; 1887, John j. Gal
lagher; 1884, Joseph H. Seal. It will be
our time again in 1891. Hope Lodge
furnished representatives to the Soyer-
sign Grand Lodge for terms covering 20
years, IL OF them being continuously;
Joseph Richardson, four years. Joshua
Haris, eight years; II. II. Mcdonnell,
four years; John j. Gallagher, four
years"
Following singing by the quartet Toast
master Mitchell announced the toasts,
which were responded to as follows:
"Good of the Ordern-B. v. Weldon.
"Oity of Neutrality-suspicious. j. Gala
CHER.
tour Sister Lodges"-John ID. Whit
ford.
sour Manufacturers".-J G. Baker.
THE Ladders. II. Baynard.
Mr.. Baker said there is demand for
good mechanics, and the mechanics OF
Wilmington are the men who are making
their mark. lie urged that every boy be
given trade, and said let the pursuit of
American industries be open to American
boys.
Grand Master Fowler made brief but
interesting address.
Milton Lackey was the only charter
member present.
Bouquets were presented to Grand
Master Fowler, Past Grand Master
Weldon and Secretary Hallam.
William G. Farra was caterer.
The guests separated at midnight after
having spent most pleasant evening.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-23

sl22,3O9,06

unexpended balance April 30, 1888. s s3,o52. .06
ncilsappropriatlon August 1883. So,250,00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31

80 mrehosn, Mark r. 10 Michael r,,e,n., = toa1s ri. =,
" Dps.sase year eli, a61 $780," ="
sursscs " william 5, ana wife to The Mutual Life IN.
year $40 00G r. n lS5th-st. Of wiiiow-avc. /
send ddusnnea gohn q and wife TO Randolph w Town.
cshe, w Brown I'lsec and Issih.s Years s2l COO
sno No 9s snaolhs 81 TO John schreiner, tr. and
exernhs,e' Davld and wife 10 Arson Stokes ct Al
ekth.st 4 ses. SatOlihe Stokes 8, i0th-aye n OF
nav e,yyt Safs morris, e34, 600
stone VI and VIE g John Sloane, executor &c.
m CIV rs Lguis and wife 20 the Bank FOR Savings
ysss S5o'oos r. Q crosby.st. Of Houston.st. /
ss ass sea5aD9e 20 John schneider NO 90 cannons
eeutes ~ Nicholas % Henry sehrenkesen ex.
year GO d61V Sehienheisen, s. 10thsye Of 40thss
,s5ass joseph r. and wife TO John Bussng IT, g.
HirsS Tdx. Sinion'sye , 1;3 years $500. ANN.
~ Hs nv aaoth,st, year. $4,000.
N ~ t5,sn Albert j. 10 Miehael walE s. etravo
X Ho es1.nSr year, 5000.
No cSssls sssns ye. ana ys % MsrsnsAa seeSr
stsvs 5,sines 70 Charles Weinberg O. 75th-st OF
s. seo Ses,. A9suss % Ellie underhi 10 20 olive
sfSsysst = trustees John Brown. 92d.st " q.
MIA nx Genes y 70 Arthur Lattgcn. s. 75th.s, Of
eeu.hNe " inenths, $4,000.
s1 nosh i, Mabel . Helen Price s. s2dss Of
~ hesaney James % julia Lockwood 81 nj. trustees
ze,ess i7th-st Of lstave years gl7 900
9sdss V1 ~ e. ana wife e Am KetteSer
al La Sas az chsssn bohss Nos COL oo5
Xe fS~. rye 92s sgs $50, 800 aud 0DT SHAVE ana
"A ~ Sag s52 si7, $40. 32i and so7 West 37th,st
years "a oo6 20 rap Of Andrew I1nasy MorIsaBia
'svs sa ii7iss IL + ss Asp s7soa i''s cor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
N.u.York. weancsday. Jan. 30.

New.York wednesday, Jan. 30.
THO folioUnc sales held at the Exchange ano
Auction ho0' nv William o. Sumner.
,o,v hprdinc with lot No 504 3d-aye, 1913
a. : ~ soth-st lot 10 3x76, Fish, e2l $50.
u Va BY William Kennedy Bre -,
Mot OF land, OF union'aNe, 4Vo IL VI @>rn''T
popy hulldne with lot No 352 East 7sthst S,
,oi % " q list ave- lot e5x1oo y Hayes 80 800.
Lay ssory building with lot No 32S East S5th-st s.
,od % = ~ 5d.ayc ] strubel, s23 500.
"v " Nv Richard ". Hanett Co: -
ss,ory building with lot, No 4o7 West leth n6t
Sa5 Ii OF 9th-ave, lot 25x92s sehrief sdhVSVSv
lots West 9s.h-st $50 IT OF lOth-aVe' ZoN
lsiory building WIN lot No e so 1 1do
ssoTy dwellings, tunhnishea with plot 81 lsna' nos
p2s 10 ot0 i20th-st s. $40 II OF ttn-aNe' pos
ic0xfo0l1 III Martltng, S4o,ocO.
BY John +. ID. Sryth;o -, ooe We.
2story dwellings, with lots, Nos 3S5 and o9o WesS
lossI s 500 II Of 9th-ave,lots 2oNOe.S MeOie
az Sstesy dwelling with lot. No 500 11th-ave cor
a, laa-st lot 255x100, A Bernheimer, Ell SOU 400
" Iot No SGT adj above 25x1oo ; Bootn. SSlvyvoco
lot SIS West 4Sd-st 100 It Of nth'ave' 2SAloo'S'
SAGE sstsry dwelling with lot No s24 West sist-ss
~ sfh ave lot 1S- 9x9S3, Il Pierce $1,000. 90
Ssfoy fiat with lot No 3l7 East ll4thsb occ
a of odaye lot oSxl0O.11. Rosina Reynolds SAW
- " BY ID. p. Ingraham & Co = "a
Sale Of one lot West lOoth-sI OF S'h-S'o' "~' -"
burned TO February FL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31

z7t MNcGay: James and WIFE, to Mary. 4 Raymond
TftIhi,Sstt., Q OF Madison-ave, years, 60, 500.
Aihauser, Bette, ct al, 70 Frank Dean, 30 ave,
n Of 03i-st, months, $4,000.
- Mossman, John NJ and wife, TO East River Savings
intuition No az Maiden Lane, year, SIS, 600.
a Manoel Hannah, TO Louis Beer, n 1th-st W OF
2dave years, so, 900.
Meller thristlsn . AdOph Georgi, od-svs. of
7th-st years. $4,000
Same to same same property years. co, 900
Mowatt. John, wife, Alexander Walker 103d-
81 OF 9th-ave, years $1,000.
trustees " 3d-aye OF 63d-st, years, 100000.
", Kinaldo, Emma 70 Marks Rinaldo $ Grandss, Of
Wilettst, I year 1000
lease years, ~ 600.
n OF 74thst, years, SO, coo.
Smith, Jacob w. and wife, 10 Benamln III Field, n
121stst, OF I.enox.ave years s11 000
Stelnhardt jacob, and another, TO Joseph Stern,
cor boulevard and West 7Tth-st, years, SIS 600
Studlnsk Max, and Wife, to Israelitlscher Bruder-
Verein Blumenthals, No. !, 50th-st OF sthaye.
ssoa JOHN S, to Antony warach, No. 2o5 Hudson
ST. months, 10000.
Walker Alexander to Frederic J Mddlebrook.
10tth-st, OF 10th-aye year, mortgages $4,000
Same 10 the Farmers Loan and Trust Co. n 104th
st, e OF Ioth.ave, year. mortgaees $500
The Hoboken Ferry Co TO William A Macy and another,
trustees boats and all franchises. 90 years 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
REAL ESTATE.
ar,s1Nrss AT TIIE EXCHANGE

,,,,,.n, Kennedy & Bro sold yesterday az 1ne D'a
r.,.t. Fxchange by order of the supreme W. .s,e..
-.s,st,on No. $50 East seventy-eiehtn-sr, 80
pa pa and basement brick tenement, prouue,s
,.nsa, Of sszo per annun, lot 2oxloo .,, e. the
~ nom $4,000 up to $4,000, the pa'n oT.red
',,,t being tho buyer The same sucuon'. nd hasa-
So ao3 East Eighty-Hfth-st., hyes'Viy - 40. 7so
w, brok tenement, producing q rental 1a 600 to
men. , v,vn The bidding ran from William o.
per sn Jacob strubei was the buyer THIRTY
sumner offered No 5e4 Third O,sr,story brick build
ne with stores and flats, rentns 600 to SCI, $50
nun. The bidding ran from siV'
Ferdinand ps,nett Co. offered NO. , 81 tenement On
teenths ST. fve-story and c elar an annual rental
lot sSS oS the bPdSHg ran % scopee
yobn schrier was the buyer the southwest corner
offered No. esl Eevcnansstsoyry brick tenoment with
o. The bidding ran n mR run The same
10 ale 400; John Cosgroy0 Nos e39 TO o4o
saetonesr s0a tor s cor 70 cry
Sweii,nrs' unfinished. They Sum
plaintiff is reported at private cS ssst w "a No. for
Fast Forty hrdS'w ward has sold for Timothy Done
s ooo Walker No eo3 West nonsa
van to A (; Il tbree-story orownstone housc'
Sx0Sxeo for smytS sold at auction Nos 3s4 and sSe
senRF Forty seconds two 1hreeseUry 1rS rOS USu
ngs ana JOS loo oer annum and sold for $4,000 to
rental a ~ These lots were bought In le4S Tor
800 each; tb,rdst. and Eleventh-ave. No. 5o7
o. ", Mess avenue a5Sioo coal yard brought s h
from saInuei "a Po 20 pernheimer for S14,6b0. No.
tenement osooSobDdred and-fourtocnthst. yestoy
St aat esxiO0I1, went to Rosina Reynolds Tor
ss9yVo was call at tho Exchange yesterday for
,rssasory hieh-stoop dwelling about 2oxSoSloo IN
Harlem, ,xteenth and Onehundred- and twenty third
asnox and seventh aves at price not exceeding
10000 heestory brick onildng wi of T Slnge
s,ore s my, Tweny.frst-st was offered TO lease for
sse or ten wears at rental of Sc, 200 per annum
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SEASIDE HOUSE,

ATLANTIC CITY, MI.
OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR PA ASS, NIGER ELE S
ALL CONVENIENCE. INCLUDING HOT AND COLD
SEA WATER BATHS. CHARLES EVANS
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Cost duo 9onno.

oST OR SToLEN.-Pass- Book No. 55 $40 Of the Citi.
IL ienS Savings hank Al persons are cautioned
against purchasing negotiating the Application
Will be made the Bank for book the lIth day
q Februafy, 1889.
4 OsT OR sroLEN-Baak Book No. 222 1893 Issued
II BY the German savings Bank IN the City Of New
York. 0 w. phippeau all persons cautioned % ne
Tho hank lfthst and 4th.avc n restored
2gih daY % February. 1880 application will DO made
to the BANK for duplicate.
\ )ST on STOLEN bank Book No. zoe. 0iS. 90 tho
IL Emirrant Industrial Savings Bank pavment stopped
please return book % Bank. No 81 Chambefsst
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. :.

l. On and A1eIT, gJ,AiNSIES nhi'ii LINE -''''
AND VMlE3 SITES q, ESc MAd and cortl,na,
Streets Ferries as folows:-- - ,,, ,,.
Harrisburg pltts6urs ana West With pullman s pS a
m day New NY York and Cheaeo Limited Of pasos
Dining smoking, and sleeping Vesuouo1 0Ai' ~ wv
wampe lock Haven 200 msn no. e., G flIgysy ane
Erie % D.. M, connecting #" oo'V ~
For Ie6agoS 100 2o AND IL and 10 R Rsasus
II zoo a M ZOO 800, and 400 p !" sunoa'''
D' asiSS Ms:sGS e p sDa e. nj
ss sS y& 10 Dining cs l s snd S'sniHs
,sS SS CJ 10 SO ana 90 90 !. m' and
j. 10 night FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
,,t.ona. parlor Car. ana p. m week
days. For Care NAY dacou rG and 9crmodse sta
n e. .,ss >, 5 sH9aiy - M ps rp@
T'T Dn OK and Fi Sci iSd daily via D'
more ana BsS hT' wa ~ Ind h sSSs
trains at Jersey CITY. snoru'""
trinsfr Tor nioofYn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
rxn.as. paips ,e.ss .,ew. YORK via Desbrosscs ana
fartandt Streets Ferries, as follows; s mining Car
sso 9ssf+S 81 s ~ 49,
s.esa a." 20 % md ii 40 a. MED aa 100 s 70
NIGHT ACCOM- ecSSmSds a ny 90 .. m. .a.v A.
Trs and i'iPI NV ssu sss 10 1S
y 10, and p. m on SUNDAYS cohneo' ~
Ticket omces Nos tgs $40 and snd s' tto.sSads s
Aor House and toct ., Station q Fulton
Z. Brookiyni Station. Jersey ciyi fhis''A'
)aTs ss csss Transfer oempy win call for and
shsSskt essg g hEgn hotels and woQ1sn.
General Mshssss- General pl''' NA'A
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Brooklyn l]ropertp for Sale.
LEONARD MOODY,


20 COURT-ST
100000 20 loan bond and mortgage IN suns -
suit az Ia ana per cent on approved fa estate h
Partes Wishing % avail themselves Of my services in
curing loans Will please give tho correct value OF prop
erty. Inquiries BY mall promptly replied 20; have
also tho largest list OF houses both for sale and 20 let In
City OF Brooklyn. Houses for sale from s2o00 %
100000 would ee pleased e. have yog calI a. ny
ave. cor. Prospect Place natter onee open eycnngs
where further information will DO cheerfully given.
LEONARD MOODY Real Estate.
A LARGE PLOT OF LOTS FOR SALE, alongside the
N grand railroad enterprise az S7th and 8eth sts,,
Brooklyn rutland & WHITING, Bcekman-st.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices. 4ol, 81,

ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 40I, 3l7,
~ III aud gj7 Broadway 1853 IL Bowery, I Battery
llace, Chambers and pa street ferries, hew-Y0fk
3Jl aud 1888 Fuitonst., HrookYnj 1O7 Broadway.
Williamsburg corner Newark and Hudson sta. Hoboken
Or Sleeping Car reservations and orders Tor checking and
transfer of baggage can DO obtained Express trains
leave 23tsL minutes earlier than time shown from
chamberss - local trains % 10 minutes earlier
Bunet Drawing room Coaches % Bunalo.
10 80 ~. M. week days. Parlof Gar TO Binghamton.
oswego. Elmira Corning aud Hoineilsyile.
a fus Ss'S a bay ana ust Sleeping cososes 70
nunsi0 Niagara Falls Cleveland, Chicago Cincinnati
aud ST. Louis NO extra charge for fast Tine
b $50 D. M. every day, Chicago Express, Pullman
Buret seeDerS. Dnghomton, oweso Elmira. Rochester
Duf Rai. .Pia1l" 1as S5R $50 u
$50 Q. e1o $50, z, Z: 49, p 10, 999o " Pgbht,
T'..ssl' tS {h5 ISSS ? g. 10 'S 5ao H. 9SS
ono 600 z. $50, o. 10 go. y ndss16o 81 On 90
Patterson. 40 O. T. s9o 9Sgso ot eQo n EIn
HesaiE and Paterson Via Newark, as. G;5o $3.50
10, II 80 y m.j . 80. 4'9o. 1850 500. $780, $3.50
.so To- go, o. SS 10 $50 1880 70
sairern, Local, L. 4AS 1850 49, 10 80 m. 1, 8.
SSsySsSS 49, 7sd 10 30 10 80 a. 49, $780, s o.
gTdicla%yn and Port Jeryis AS. 1850 o. 10;
go, $50. 3, Z $3.50 p m Tina AK s.oo 10 40
SUNDAY ge1 iS Bae az '1 10 SO Il night Newari
Itrgneh' q a M a 40 100, 10 D. m. -
Express trains from the West arrive III Ne"-fork at
2 40 and II ;55 and 10 ;55 ?. m n rARNtpp
w CO.. i, ~ Gent Pass. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
Go il]bom ct hlap Concern

HEIRS WANTED. -Information wanted con-
IL corning Annie Mccain, daughter OF Peter MeCann
deceased late OF Newark N. J. her heirs II she is
doad Michael Gargan Gzrgus. 4 eOmposit0r who
AZ one tine knew her residence IA New York City.
Care Frederick o. Guild. Attorney 800 Broad.st,
Newark N. J.