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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-12

II is ,niy found in fut'e unit California,
and in no o,he, Part Of he world. We refer 10
the tree that p' oduces the heal rg ard ptnetra'
ting gum used IN that Las Mt and effect We cure
for consumption, as hma, bronchitis, a. d coughs,
SANTA AblE, the X ng Of G. n'umption. asle
Drug store guarau ees and 81 ls 1t for VI Oo 9
o,tle. or thee for 8 so. BY he use OF CALI
F0RNIA CA -R-CU r.. all symptoms OF eaar,f
ar. i,pellei, and tn di-'ased n sal passage il
snee ii. restor Il q a heathy eondit,on. 81 90 q
package. BY mail, 81 10. Circular tree.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-12
[ atest from all Parts Of the World.
The sevenieenuh AW"ual session Reid at
BEAVER.

U1c scveUueeuu0 AWnOai Scbs1Ou U UCiu ~
BEAVER.
DENVER, Oct. 1.-THE seventeenth
sanusl Congress for the sdvsnA@mens Of
women convened here Tuesday. but tho
regular session began yesterday morning.
The reading of the reports OF the Vice
Presidents OF various State organizations
snd other routine business was followed
~ tho opening address Of the President.
Ms. Julia Ward Howe. Papers were
read by Mrs. Louise Linton, OF Mime
sofa, on "Womeu in Science" aud Mrs.
Helen 8. Shedd, OF Illinois, on "W ONE
in Attire" Other papers were read at
last nights session, and after adjouro-
ment . recp ption was rendered by Mrs.
Governor Cooper, There are about fifty
de'-qatea p,esant. representing almost
every section Of the Uoited States.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-12
ruE NATIONAL GRANGE.
The Price OF Itekets From the Rast.

The Price OF Tickets From the Eass.
WORCESTER. Oct. thames Draper
Of Worcester, Overseer of the National
Grange. Patrons of Husbandry. has
issued the itinerary of the visitors from
the Eastern Ststes to the meeting of the
National Grange, in Sacramento, ia
N psember. The price of tickets to Cni-
Q. 20 from Boston will be $lS. and from
tn 1t point to San Francisco aud return
$l0D. The tickets are good for six
months. The itinerary, as arranged,
gives every dssirabls opportunity for
sightseeing sl'nR the route.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-12

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE corner
stone of the new World building was laid
Yesterday. There we're addressed b,
Chauncey NJ. Dspew and Governor Hill
A large and distinguished crowd wa
pres. mt. including ex.President Clev, :
land. Many prominent newspaper mel
were also present. G
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-12

Il Gives q Roustsg Democratic Ma.
tOstty.
INDIANAPOLIS. Iod., Oc', ll.-Com.
pletsd returns Of Tuesdays municipal
election show sweeping victory for the
Democrats. They elect the Mayor,
Clerk and a m .jo'ity Of The Council,
while tn. Board Of Alderman is now q
tie. The Republicans had 9
msjority in the last Council and Board.
Tnis is the first election of Democratic
Mayor in fifteen years.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-12

vx.Ceugre.s~an steele Of Indiana Like.
ly e be Commissioner.


iy e be Commissioner.
WAsHINGroN, Oct. Il.-George w.
St~sie, -x-Co"yr~ssms from Indiana, 10
10 the city and likely tobe the next Com
missio OUR of Pensions. He has had two
,ntervi4~s with thu Pr sideut. and the
latter has teiegraphed Secretary Noble
regarding the after. Major Steele has
an excellent war record, aud was former
iy . li-utensnt in the regular army, re
signing h,s commission to 60 into busi-
ness. He served three terms in Con-
gress, carrying each time . Democratic
district. He was q candidate for the
place when Tsnaer was appointed. but
his name W.. not mentioned 10 print.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-12

Berlin Arraustne for an Imposing NIL
~.- tsa " Disp,ay. Ala.

Berlin Arrauxtne for an Imposing Ill
r 1 tsaey Disp!ay. aa,
BERLIN. Oct. l.-Arrangements have
be, made for the most imposing m'i-
itary reception on the arrival Of the Gear
ever witnessed 10 Berlin. The route
froms Wehrter Railroad Station across
KoeniRsplstx as far ss the Charlotten-
burg road will be lined with cavalry. be-
yood this by infantry to the gates Of the
Russian embassy. The vast military
preparations for the Cars welcome and
diyersion during his stay are on
. scals Of msgni6oenoe without prece-
dent.
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were also preser

h eagerly sought for, reed with pleasure or dis
appointment, Is then to sset aside and forgotten.
But ladies who read OF DR.. Pietce's Favofite
Prescription. read 1t again. for they discover In
II something to prizc-a messenger OF JOY TO
those suffering from functional arrangements t.
or from any Of the painfdl disorders or weak
nesses peculiar TO their sex. PeIiodical pains,
internal Inflammation and liberation. iencor-
rhea and kindred ailments readily Yield to n.
wonderful curative and healing powers 1t
the only medicine for women, sold by druggists
under y pos tive sua.,n e, from the man
utacturers, that 1t will give satisfaction In every
case. or money will be refunded. This guaran-
tee has been prinsed on the bottle wrappers, and
faithfully carried out for many years. elo by
druggists or six bottles for . %.
Copyright 1883, by WORLDS Dis. MED. ASST NJ
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-12

ST. PAUL, Nun. Oct. 1.-THE Car-
niyal Association has dec dtd to hulid an.
other ice palace this winter. The CITY
Council will bs asked to approp'nte
s2O 600 COR tn, structure and the remaio-
,ug $50 900 will be raised by subserip-
tion.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-12

sH A share Of the public patronage 10 sol
StsE WILLIAM WEIGHED
Paradise. New. Oct ~ 1874. oao-e
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-12

SEALEO PR posals viii be rsee' we'd hy the
- Directors u, til THURSDAY, Get Oh. IOth.
II 6 oclt ok, p NJ, tor p,ivile, es at the Pair
Grou, of the Hun b Id, Iistrict Agri. ultura
\ socation, I the annual Fir of 70, ~ fo1.
10 >: Ba', oaI. GsstaM aMt. y, utG Asan 4
Aad .a0t"g. The Board re- the n, ht
10 n ject any or II bids piopo. ais at ou'd -
mark, d "Bd for privil. pe," a, addr ss to
e. ID. MACkAY, S.c,y.
! octStd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-12

pimples. boils and other humors are liable L
appear when the blood gets ated. TO cur
tn. m take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-12
TnE NEXT CONCLavE.
Deuver Selected IA th- Place for Hold
tag 1t.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE next
Triennial Couclsve of Knights Temp'ar
will be he d at Denver. The Grand
Encampment voted on the question. and
the vote stood: Denver l04, Louisville
90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01

Royce Charles II, and wife to Home Lie Insurance
uompany. No 258 West 75th.st, years. snoOOv
ca, 00c -
NO do1 Clinton 81 years, 5000 .,o..A :. =
tQ olnson John s. 70 John w Haaren OF lo4th-st "
OF oth,ave, months q mortgages), $4,000 -, 49,
behhckwein, Christian, TO Christian sehsho' NO Aooo
Schmiedel johann G. and wife to Dry Dock Savings In
satution, 81 Aye A. OF IL St. year ss.CV T
ST Of SS sUS year q s TSS%ss Messenger
executor Of 2dsve Of 7ethst years q Mortgages
sScS John, to Leopold Gustha and another executors
Of Edward Ridley, OF 2daye, OF TAthst years u
selje Fritz A. and to Charles Mayer Of 3D.
aud 149thst, years, $1,000. -
lzod-st q OF AlexRnder-ave. 3 years, $1,000
Schwarzler, Joseph and wife 70 julius Lpman,
16th-st W Of 1stave, months, lo12
The Peoples e eSS Tvcs n Funa cor Of
2d,aye and Artist, years, &225,00o.
Trageser William q 70 Augusta Trageser, No al West
T,snop wsrsafet to Morris Baer Morris Bron
nav 1I M cEs H We: ssth-st year, SO 900.
1rho0naon Maria. 10 William M0ores, 6, Delmonico
r,asn : m I65th.st 3 years, $4,000.
yVehrenhero p4etrich w and wife, 10 Mary Monahan
ct al executors ec Thomas MSaahs1 an aso iosh's OF
Whaiey william and wife. 70 Poughkeepsoe Sayings
pans ~ " cor Of 9thsve and 53dst 5 years. 100000
Jacob and wife, and Fanny Herman, TO
Herman Drescher ard wife, NO zoo fth'se OH years.
W;tner Joseph ana wife, the trustees Of the Leake
and watts Orphan House, e Of 1stave' OF o2ds~
vher Elias s. to Ninna Lowensten, Of 69th-
at e Of 2d-sye, years els; 600 $3.50. =, ,1x,h
o." srd "a tharine 10 Patrick III McManus Oh 1loth
st. q Of od-ave, years, soOO.
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REcoRpEp MoRreAeEs


BOpp. Caroline, 70 LOUIS and Mary Schneider, No 80
Bosse Mary wife Il Esss to Heinrich eOreeyer
~ BcS I'm cSSstlIs SSSrsw wsngIs and wife,
is sss. Js q q w Sss1 ts q 500 s
cssss ces e SswfG 2s.l LIE e. Insurance Company
bsSsses asphssI 70 JaooP Absis and wife. Ave
nue. D5s,. & a. 1ss . y Ess ~kss 4AA Of
cor Drosd and Pearl SITS also 1sthst OF ethayo,
also 2is,st Of Brosdwsy notes sSo ego uos.
ase ss y TIsS S % Pau SStSsS Of otFsvs'
''s Siss si 5sSn and wife, to Charles Peabody IT,
ssss Hsfris ana solomon o Wen ana Bern
cor yiS1sys and iSssl & yesi $4,000 =. ~ -,
ana william Year. q 3 in' 70 ''
!. johnson. Patrick % Pauline Etuinger. 2etA'st
Jssdiaes' III Louis. Faith wharton. No 2ii7 Mad
ison.eve, years, 10000. 1. o.. ~ q
Rimsbsn, NsSy ). 70 Genital trust 70 d II Y.
Lindsay e' Andrew !, n snd is q Juvenile Asylum
e7ihst s.ha yss,rs s2o ooo. .,a .,o No %
osehard, 81 instaiments 5000.
McMshcn. Hugh and wife 70 Matilda r Travefs. n
s' sssAA ss E;s5. Ssi leonard White ana sno
sustess Tor samuel '. ccnstans, t7th-s 0thsyo,
*, s:rgs, soJ r' In. Co,
s'sss 'H a slls E 2a9 Decker
:. Merit Robert b. 70 Hsary Rsinbssdt no S15 East
Hseas s fssst ana VIZ Z &c sss. river Savings
'n.t nv cor Sdays and sethst, year silooo
s rsne ws1fen, 70 Jesse Keys No 10 West i27tst
w %IisH sss wife s Nss Sss Of
Ssaas5 George asissss salsA' q ialsess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ,so
Il on and after JANUARY 20 1907
GREAT TRUNK line NE pouTE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
rnn, ssS1 EsNnoS Va DssbsOs'ss and cOrtl'nd
Streets Ferries as tollows;1 M, ,,,h Pullman Palace
H1cc ns ssaoSsd 60 Na Dnlng 6a5 sSf
bnins, Smoking. and Sleeping vesubued Cars a. SVO
"E IS e po'a n' eScnsostns Al Cory for Tu'V'
~ IsSsqS1 OG nj sGo IVA sad SS9s
ii;oo a m, 100, 100, and 400 p !"
umor ana ws "a TU and the South L Sy S wsS
nHton ESpressr Of PgllmHn PS SnSf 100 D. ms aud
ss ss s' 10 Dining esiTs 'snlR R
20 sSS !S "a sns % y DO M %f and
10 night FOR ATLANTIC CITY: .s
20 90 D. m Through Paror Carr, J ana 6av; p III "'A
TSr fs Cap M sSi eT%odSGD 6 s5a
tons Via Railway and AS saSSsvi as a and
40 s9 "a not p atom n; q, On R.6Sry ps.d.
ca PG so;,D 40 piNiI 2cSdss 20 daily via Bait
sa s'' 81 BSotyn Amer sSnnss' speedy ana direct
trains at Jersey CITY, an ei
transfer Tor RiookiTn travel ,,.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
,..,,.... ,.in. leave New.York via DesoFosSe' ana
horuandt Streets Ferries a. follows IN, mining Car
HS y 90 6O ao ac 800 SOo SisO
as gS sns - - nd 40 ~ t d QE ana 100 pl 2
sunday Esgresa IA 10 4 90 ana m. and i2'lS
aig n. Accom- eeS&msdstio S:S 90 = sno6.v
TSSs f'xopT N S fs 20 d sos 40 20
q m. and p sundays eonnesS y"
rsss. once. Nos 4ss $40 and s' tto RISsaas
Aslo House and foot q peser91sfsst on loot gten
pu Station jersey ciy Ensr'n' I'A''
5ss. c N.E Y ssieea4 nnr compa WIN call for ana
,hseE baggsse from hotels and resdegceRR WOOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01

ERIE RAILWAY.-TicketO Offices, 401, 3t7 +,
II III and 9S7 Bfoadway 1913 1-2 Bowery, 4 Battery
Place. Chambers and 23d Street ferries, Newly YORK
Ssl and 1888 Fdltonst-, BrUoklyDi 1Ol broadway.
Williamsburg Newark and Hudson sta. Hoboken
and New station jerry Ciy WHERE Ilskes a1a PaoS
transfer OF baggage eea DO obtained Express trains
leave 23d- st. minutes earlier than tine shown from
Ch2mbersst local trains % 10 minutes earlier
9a u. Is 80 a m. on sundaysl pay Express Pullman
Buffet DraWinR.ro0m Coaches 70 buffalo
10 80 m week days Parlof 60, 70 Binghamton.
oswogo Elmlra Corning and Hofnelyille.
ola H. sy' S BAY c sha Bu se eDaa casSss
budslS. Niagara fsls Cleveland ghic1gS Cincinnati
and ST Louis No extra charge for fast Tine -
40 m. EYER day Chicago EIh Iys Pullman
Bunalo, Cincinnati and Chicago, - soo o.ao ,nsO an
ReheFfgrd S9 40 s'SG 10 gSV 20 S SS b
sSS & 81 % &c. Y q plSS S ~ noon
f as $40 40. t3S s. S;io S.so $50 $50
010 o $50. 7. Z 49, o. 10 $50. ~ night ,n.oo ,o -
Paterson IA 7. 7S9}o V;4sgSo i 10 p Sio,
Newark and Paterson Via Newark; 3 as 9; go $50
TO- 30 @.i 3 $40. AGO. d''o' $50 800 O. 20
s'sC, To- 5Ssd O. & 80 $50 1880 Il
sars LOCAL saS go 49, 30 10 e go ojs, M l. g.
SS sssSi6 i &c. 40 80 1856 $50 $780, sO
S IdassiG ;s2 q and Port Jsrvs 4lS 1850 1880 M
AZ Z y 9 80. 80 80 10 80 - night Newark
branch o q. M $50, O;3o,lop: m q, Vsv.xo,. =.
Express trains from the West arrive IN Ne"'fofk at
7;4Q and II :5s and 10 $50 p NJ T. I. FARMER
W. S -: y saS Sd.' Gsn1 Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
Business Chances.
Cost ano fonno.

4 osr or STOLEN. PAS Book No So. SO Of the Cit.
L. Feny Saylnga Bank All persons are cautioned
against purchasing or negotiating the Application
Will be Hado ~ the Bank for book the 1lth Cay
"a F0s REWARD viii be paid for the recovery OF a
ID marquise ring, sapphire centre surrounded with
anali diamonds lost about three weeks In or
East 37th-st. TIFFANY CO.. Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
1N--Trsins leave Chanbersst station week days. for
Enzewooi Tenany, Cl0ster Sparkil and Nyaek 8 80.
u 20, s1O and n 80 rs, 1880 g. 4 80 40.
$40 Gao &C 40, s, 10 80 p. IL midnight Sundays
Additional trains 10 Crssskil and way o;4o n and
81 .F0f Nanues Spring Valley. Monsey ami TalimSnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
anrtion Sales of Real Gsiate.

DETER +. MEYER Aueticneer.
NJ order Of heirs LotIllsrd Spencer deceased,
~ ADRIAN II. MULLER q SON
will sell at auction,
TUESDAY, FEB. 8, 1880 -
a. 10 O'Clock at the Real Estate Exchange, NO. Do
NJ - - I4berty-st,
the Desirable investment Property,
NOS EOS BROADWAY,
104 W0RTHSTY
NO l3o AND 1S2 wHITEsT,
634 GREENWICH-ST.,
513 WESTINGHOUSE,
1876 PRINoEsTl
10 ALLEN ST,
" 60 AND SO ELDRIDGEST,
IS HESTERsT., AND
FIR books, maps &C., apply to A. P. q w Man;
Attorneys. SO wal-st or to the Aucnonecrs ONCE
Pine-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01

SHORE LINE-ALL RAIL RQuTEFFIupUSsnss
,,sns leave brand Central station ter RroyiassnSsat m
a. 10 Nsh. E X sI ~ ii $50 as diy:
sRsFsc = oS n i Emo trina f'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
PROPOSALS.
COLONY or NEWFoUNDLAND.

TO RAILWAY CONTRACTORS. -.
Government Newfoundland invite tshes IN ths
construction and operation Of line ei and
Colony OF about $50 miles In length. fu can
other information as conditions o. sfWAJiD DX
COSTA GUTHRIE. Solicitors ~ NaS''' wv
Tegf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
Ceftnres ano tileetinas.
RailrodDs.

A MERICA's GREAT WINTER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY---LAKEwooD.
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw'JERsEY
is now running
SOLID THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN. VITA Ele-
rap, Coaches and woodruff Parlor Cars leaves NewYork
foos Llberty.st daily. except Sundays. at $50 D. m
Returning leave Atlantic City. PhladeiDhIs and Road
ing Railroad. 0 10 a. m.
Additional trains leave Now.YOrk for LAKEWOOD 1t
4 49, s15 a. m 100. 2 30 4;so p m.
New.York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
BY II. p. OLCOTT, Pr

N0T1CE.-The County of Missoula Montana
~ Iorrtory Offers for sale Twenty thousand dollars
coupons payable emlannually: Bonds to be ssuec IN
denominations Of $500 Sealed proposals OF bds ioI the
purchase OF said bonds in part whole, VIII be received
BY the County Clerk OF Mssoula County up 70 and IN
Guiding March g. 1880. Address ID. d. BoGART,
County Clerk Missoua. Montana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01

xxyTST SHORE RAILROAD. N. Y. @. &
VIZ r. co. Lsss.s Trans Sg ID Iesys Wsss IA
~ SI1 o Of Jay.sI n Chicago, DETROIT London
hSaSon IS FdIoai q O 3 lS 81 90 8. ,s LSuI n
Montreal MI TaEsds East % 200 Nssass F1l!' syTs
ss S a. NJ % 200. . rs P u lsna1 a y for gtca
.nys 90 vi ESQ a. G aud * 100, % 90, . !15 y M
SeN6urS .io:i5 mr. 4lo SaS az 2 N; aaisE.
:s ioi so BSasio Nsss TcF0nsS 1F0
SSer Sy ss'sR SOnaAK ae;Y ToS SSEEssy
NV, SHIRE Station, all 80 M, So go m For
Mat Time. tables Information apply at olees; Brook
Sot % susoa St York ses and 9A2 Broad
s,ons foot Of West i2d.sL and foot q yaysL, N n
%es.cotps Express calls for ana cneekJ 9fgsAgs from
hotels ana ffps 4sssnsef Agent vsndeFbItavo.. N x.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01

New-YoTk, .
The following sales we're made a. 'nS AA0"A"so anu
Auction Room Today a Ieynesa
lbSg,sa With lots, Nos. 513 and ol5 10Th
hve' story oft'u q 39thst lots 24ex7s eachi r.
Hasberiin. s4 S,s S4.hard v. Harnett & Co.
- ~ onse with lot. No 1928 East 46tnsS n 8,
az 81 'IiSington-ave, lot 2oxloo; ST. NICHOLAS BANK
s16o0c nv william Kennedy & Brother.
.s~oa story dwelling, with lot NO 40 Eass lSSu,st
10 # u Msdison-sve lot 2oxS9.n x. o. smith,
eoVV" BY A. II. Muller & Son -,
Gale OF dwelling with lot, in West S6shst OF OH
WA withdrawn.
"e BY William w. Fogg ~. r,...
Sale OF the buildings with lots Nos 5Ol 70 olo DsSe
ernst, OF 2d-ave was Withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
NJ EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
In RIVER RAILROAD. z
GREAT F0URTRACK TRUNK LINE
ON and after January % trains leave
cTLNT CFsNvrR A. STATION


ts m, Rochester and Montreal, EXPRESS. drawing
yGSp b. cas- H. iR also East Albany 70 s. Adams Vi;
0'9s Ssr%'R M, i'l FAMOUS STEAM HEATED vEsTI
RHL EMITTED SH eonVSa sISsy bass sn
Utica syfoeuse, Rochester Buffalo Erie Cleveland ~.
lse etc. a'sEnE o 81 az nSs ag cSnascs
Cleveland with train for Columbus and Cincinnati;
ro1to cleSolsEd Cincinnati. Indanspo1s Desrot and
Iii 20 M Western NeSsYorK and Sorthera ESpress
jS sss' fs ScS5S e aSs q s
80 D. M Albany, Troy and Utica Special with draw
saa 70 Sg aaa to Albany and Troy Con-
meets for wiliamstown, North Adams. end mtermcdase
points on Ftehburg r. T.
80 p. M. Fast Chicago Cincinnati and ST. Louis IL.
press for Niagara Falls Buffalo. Suspension Bridge To-
fonto and Cleveland. Cincinnati indianapolis. 81 Louis
Detroit and Chicago, with vestibuled and steam-hested
II $50 p M, Montreal and Canandaigua Express
Seoping.caTs 10 Montreal via Rouse's Point and Via 81
Abans daily and 70 syracuse and DAILY exeep
% p. M, Special Mall Limited arrives at Rochester
40 n, Buffalo S5 p M and Cleveland 20 p mr. M
10, Ehgafa Falls Toronto, Cleveland Cincinnati. In.
danapols So Louis Detroit and Chicago; with sleeping
Sleeping 20 WATERFOWL va Utica daily eSeegt
mencine February this train win leave az 10 p. m.
IL midnight for Saratoga whitehall and Rutland No
S5aSy c SS s az 2Sa VIII for ie
.s1 sts efs@ @ad s.SSP
issth ~ station, New. York; $3.50 Washington and $50
Fulton Sta and sos Bedford-ave r. D.. Brooklyn.
westcotrs Express calls for and checks baggage from
aote Ra0 0f Say others daily except Sunday tsop at
1s ga p sse R Ss o mSss and wsss
J. Al IrOUCEY, General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
r TTIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

IL .ssENsER TRAINS leave foot Of Costlanss s"d
Desbrosses STA a. followst ,-..-..s,... -....
~ 10 Tor Geneva Lyons, Elmira. kochester Buralo
and The West and principal local pointA Chair car %
EiWfa M. for Cherry Ford ard intermediate points
,ds Tunkhannoek and intermediate points. Chair
ca, y TunkhannOek Connection 70 Reading ana harns
outF M. for Pittston and principal intermediates
noiots Chair ear 70 L. and - Jgnetion oS,.. ,o,,,.
c0n.s 4y ~ 10 Heading and Harrisburg CHAIR car 70
A19G p. M for Geneva Lyons Elmr4 Rochester Buffalo
rraina leaving at a. M. m NM y '7V =. M Sg.'
neeS tOr "a SO SUNDAY TRAINS. -.
h. M for Maueh Chunk. Hazleton and intermedan
p0ih.ss m for coplay and nermediate points nasal.
~ M Tor Geneva, Lyons Elmlra. kochester' bunAAe
ana he West Pullman sleeper 20 Lyonss
snN w General Eastern once 23o BroedWaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
REAL ESTATE.
r1srNrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS AZ TIE EAOuhNu1[
rnsrs was active bidding at the Real Estate EXCHANGE
.s.rs.v when James E. Leviness offered Nos. DIS ana
y! ,o, ave. two nve-story brick tenement houses feaV
s Gov about al $50 per EACH lots "a exIo eaen
- s15 was arss ofered the bidding ran nom eAo'Vvo
- s2i 800 at which price Frederick Haspe,n Suso
". The same purchaser took the adjoining mousse
IA biS, at $40 $50. aor ,o.selosure 1.-THE St
v Harnett Co. sold, under ssanst wiley j.
Nisssc,as - Al Attendance No. 1913 East 4e.nsn i
Ssrsy s = fourstory brownstone house, loo ~ re
tkssrs u 500 per annsm. 1t went Tor si'''00 "
pannn, 10 1 Ksnney Brother sold No 40 East issd
.. threestory front dwenng .sniv.i q smith
Kidding ran from $4,000 70 so'oo0'
Broker j. Jay Smith has IN l on tie south Ode
n I0oth. st. 100 feet west Of the vf"A'N
Joscph w Cloves for s24, 600 honsa IN Washington
pufchased by the Vice d TTust Company OF
the hands Of the Title Ous1ehS0S
dis city for examination
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Country prOpsrtp for Sale ans 90 fsi


n ARM OF 200 ACRES. deslrably located In Wood
II bvdoe ToNpshfp N j., the lne OF the Pennsyl
vana r. r. Co.. only one hour from NewYork by tre
In GOOD Of cultivation well WOODED
d vatered large modern house and oubudings I'm good
order: suitable Tor stock dairy purposes or gentle
mans residence. j. S. CLARK, 30 Wallst. N. y
SsUPFRIoR INVEsTMENTs.- and Southern
- land in large small tracts also good lns OF
securities WALKER BRoThEKo. 90 Broaoway. -.
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N.w.York, THURSDAY, Jan. 81.
wnre made at the Exchange and
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEM,55JERSEf.
u LtoT on TIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
TiE 70, I ras.On o. setheSem. Allentown MaucA
chsn6 ~ tsr fisminston EastOn Bethlehem. Allen
town NauIn for bennington Lake Hotcons Ess.on
petbichem Allentown, Maueh Shuns, Wiikesoarre
E Rssssag LsHsSSs w RS;.s raaaDA
/ D. m for Flemineton EaatSn; Botniehem' AAeneo"n
Chunk opee ..sG &c Allentown Msuss
Ch3sS %t';-ip'Ss m Sssass
And a al fSf ssSsSen Az 8entS%n Ssuss
chunk. ksadDs Harrisburg, etc On Sundays ct siso
K M. sundays, for Easton.
e s,sssj ssdssS FsSI R:s:ss PARK
o'sAa 30 s:ib . M, l. lJ6 M for FSrminsdale' Man
chester Toms River. Barnegat etc; r.,...,.u
rs is 10 81 49, of Il i rs M $50 $50 $780,
~ rToTs LAKEwoon st 100 s15a m. 100 1880 $3.50
y nn. Parlog.cars ~ 2 80 and 80.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
4,so a. M, 100, $3.50 n. m. Through Express with
ParlOr-ears. al S.5O
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
HOUND BROOK ROUTE
%. cep,ral r X Of Hew.Jyrsey and fhladephia and
ResdIns m n Leave foot 1Aeetty,,sssa M X. az nA
3 III a. m 1 80. 815 e. eieo. ''se ~ u SUN.
DAYS l,ss 4. s.gto n !. s'sV4 $50 y.so
Is M nave sOnassuoD for Rsadins HARRISBURG Potts
s4i sssys ass ws: a;s
TsScns g sSis Company Win call Tor ana sbsss
haggaga from hotel or renoohee
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Brooklyn Tropertp for Sale.
A LARGE PLOT OF LOTS FOR SALE. alongside the
"A grand railroad enterprise &C 37th ana Seth sts'
BROOKLYN RUTLAND & WHITING, BeekmAn-st