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Daily Republican., 1889-02-28
SEVEN HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS
At 10 O'Clock, u. m, shnIp.,

|
The following described personal property
to w.t.;
SEVEN HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS.
No. 1. Mack, dun horse years old, an ex.
cellent family horse, never been trained but
can show s-minute eatL -,
No. ., Wick. brown horse 8 years old, ID
hands high, sound, very stylish and shows
SiES No. ). John splan, bay horse. wears old, 10
hands high, sound and all right, Will InhkS an
excellent genlleman's driver. full brother TO
No. =. Gyp gray mare z years old, with
| foal by Michigan; an all day mare.
No. 5. Bob, bay horse Il years OLD.
No; .. Delaware, bay colt, coming ayears
No. (. Flora, yeailing, by Michigan.
Nos. s and 9. Pair dark brown mules 7years
old, sound and as good IS any mans team
weighs 2 90 lns. o. head OF COWS, most all WIN
/ be In profit by day Of sale, 3heiters, nOl-
| stein bull weighs iS1 lbs.
Earning implement; Two farm wagons. !
| carriage, ! spar spring buggy. made by
Guthrle; no-top buggy, Portland cutter, I
box sleigh. champion binder, moving ma
chine, set binder trucks, Buckeye grain
drill, Beek,ord 4 Holman drilL Cghoon
llows | corn pillow Ter two h0fa S. LAdOw
harrow, ? sets twin hArrlws, / iiench sulkey
culiiYa.or, irou age eHltlNhtOrs. VITA corn
covering attachment I wooden cultivators
with corn covering Al a,hlsnt; , harrow, /
| Megginson corn marker, 2 hay beis, horse
/ rake, double harpoon haV f0fk. U tset
| rope, corn sheiler ! NEnWinckle grail fan,
/ arm bell grindBtone, wheelbarrow, beam
and pea, Weighs BIZ ms, 70 Grain btgs, one
half bushel ald one-haif peek measures, farm
boiler, lard press carriage aud CeNrbb n
poies, lining lack, grain cradle moving and
| brambhnE scytnes, douule and single trees,
/ forks, fakes, shovels. spades hoes, rross-out
| saw, maui and wedges, a1es, spool OF barb
wife, two SETS wagon harness, set dearborn
| harne =, set carriage harness, set liRht car
Tiage harness, rubber mounted; set double
carriage harness. sets pillow harness. collars,
brides, lead lines, robel, blankets and Whips
3 straps sleigh belts. Dairy hNtnr,s. one q
| cal Cooley crcaucr, churnt batter tab,
scalrs, prints, ladies', 4o-qt. milk churus Z
2-qt churns. cream kettles milk buckets.
measuring bucket pans, etc. Three hundred
bushels com, hay and straw ~ the ton, 4p
hushtl Chlllen white potatoes, h1iu9 and shOpl-
ders, pickle pork by The pOuni, vintghr by
the LaTrsl 81 pairs Ch!ciiena. 10 turkeys q
gulueas, ~ acres wheat in ground.
Trtns:-All sums Of 81 ana mtdCr
months will be given. No Interest II paid
when due.
Also on Friday, March %, 1850. at same
place at u O'Clock, the entire stock Of house
hold aud kitchen furniturt consisting OF
beda and BEDDING, hedstURis. bur aus, wEsl-
stands chairs, two sofas, book case. hat "a X.
lounge, @rxiensi n tables, . plrlur stoves,
No. 10 coos stsyr. hxiurts for+ mt. l50Iatds
Ingram carpet, "a yards rag carpet, china aud
Terms.-An sums OF 500 cash. credit Of
% days on all sums over That amount,
u. NJ. MCCOY.
}. FRANK MCCOY.
L. ". stidhlm 4 Son. Auctlonoers.
tl3-w31H.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-28
HORSES,

one colt, 8 head Of mnch COVE, seven of
them will he In profit 10y day Of tal-; three
head Of calves, 10 head Of pigs, ~ pair OF
chickens. EARNING implements: Two ,
horse wagons, two-hOTse market dearborn,
one hor5e. market dearourn, / jump seat car-
htn or. WITH -aeaf carrier; Ieelf-dump horse
rake, Bradley; ! Portland cutter, hay he'd, !
mower, rae cHltyNtors, / tGippl narrow,
new; / filC iii plOw, neA: ! HirTtl plnw, /
Imp rial nlow, lone-ho Sc plow, -eis single
ltHFnc s. sets stage harlC 3, three sets pl0w
harness, shuVel-, fork, s.ytiCs. etc.; l0t
CATER LIT cOS eli aims, also 10 are Of wheat
in ~ und, secretary, lot OF chars sewing
nIlehiAe. cook s-Uye, milk cans and pans ard
other articles.
Tcrms:-An sums Of $50 and under cash
over that amount a credit OF SIX months on
bankab.e note, with an approved endurs er,
and iutere from dat. j. j. MOORE,
Nm. J. LauE. Auctioncer. re wit d2t
Daily Republican., 1889-02-28

Church Warden-'l have callsd, Mr..
Talmage, TO pay you your salary for the
past month, II go. What Is the sub,
Jet Of your sermon for next sunday?"
Talnage-" Religion Pays.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-28
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
FEBRUARY gath, 1889


Trains will leave Wilmington ms follows
rh,ia Y 4 ssSprsssl 1 sm.sa sS. IA :.
Il D. III. "a 50 8 8 sad + . . >. n. -
is zs'9 IVA GS va is ~ y y No ga.
ri ?s'i Il s s:i s.' "a ~ s sns
i0 %e e M n od.,ion, CO. ssA ypA ara uM
a. NJ. Z . ~ 10. ia ~. and 10 D. ~. M.
!, s \, X E; ~ II "A ~ IS &c 1Ses
FOR West Chsstsr, via Lanokia, 6 20 ana
Ss ,f sSs. a9ey ana ,pt,rr.a,,. az,
Bsltinsrs and intermediate 9 stations, isna.
Baltimore and BAY line, is p. m,
!. baltimore and waahing ton, atsi eN eii,
70 T. saa y 9os 10; isps y Hts1' fas go
EraIns for DeiswsIs Division lssye for:
New Castle 49, W 2. M, i2b5 ia SSo.
GEORGETOWN and Lewes, 30 .. ms 90 p.n..
Gsrrinston, Dsinsr. ana syststionh SO
EIprs.s Tor Rgi;rrrriiagton. 5 10 .. N. wa,
ui sIpress 4 icr bower. Harnns,oa. and Dsl'
TfankIin Oily, ssos. n, o. - ~,
fori. and NoffoiE. iaes Night.
Leave pnil.a.lphis, broad Street. for VII
IL, 10 10 II Is, II 6Sz. M, 7ol sol. S0h ESQ,
Os. bfi, 6o7, 6S7, II %. II %, II 81 p. M.
Accomm odhtion, cas-, lQ2s q. NJ, 4. 20. aus
n ts7. 90 az zoos lD4e. and II 50 D. n.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR I, Rhml,.sa,elpsia esrPIss.l 1oa ,2S2 go.
eo "a n, sies. NJ, n1p, In, ap
Tor Chester iexpressl, 7oo.g 10, II 81 . M,
~. yOo. aud y 70 p. ~.
Accommodation, sis m, l7io. lB. tio
bS0 J.40 and ~ 80 d. m.
for New York texpressl, Q 90, aba 20. 100
~ Ma. m, laii, ~. bss, 'e2a % AMI
" FSf \ Ssst Chester. vi. L.nokin, sisa M.
for Gspe CHARLES. Old Point comfort an,
For New osstie, Kirkwood, Hiddletown
ClayIan Dover, FeltoD, Harrington, Pridgc
WILD, seaford, Laurel and DelnAr, u vs. hight
Baltimore and Washington, IA I d
gu g z 4; m, Y %. so 5sop. q; and ~ z
Leave Philadelphia, BROAD street. tor VIII
ninyton texprepB), $40, 7.31. S3l, e.in, ii NJ
A. NJ, sos, So, 6.6 II. 20, II. % and III 81 p N
Accommodation. e.ss, in.fs 4. M, II, Is. /, US
.. N. s.ss. 10. - and1t Np. ~.
For further information, passengers ara re
ferred 70 the ticket once al Che ntsfion.
mon which extra Are u eaarsed.
seasrsl AsSssir ssnsrssi f :; .Sep A..
Daily Republican., 1889-02-28

Go to Plunkett's, 100 West Front ct,
and buy bag OF Blenton Flour, and
make your wife happy.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-28

system makes MISTAKES almost impossi.
BE. Only drugs Of known purity used.
Neasfy's prescription pharmacy, Eighth
Daily Republican., 1889-02-28
FRIENDS CALENDARS
FOR 1889.

\ beautiful daily Calendar, with APP
proFriate selections from Frlends' writ
ings. Price, 50 cents; six for 81 90. For
sale by statloners and by the publishers,
FERRIS BROS,
dS tt 606H Market st.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-28
DUBLIC sALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
i quitting the farming business will sell
AZ public ssie NJ bis residence near New Cas-
tie, Del,
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 5Tu, 1889,
at 10 o'clock, a. M,

His entire stock and farming utensils as fol-
Four good work horses, one an extra driver
and speedy;7 years old, two year-old colts,
pair Of mules, and 10 years old; sound ana
good workers, II head cf first clase mlich COWS
part OF them home raised, some with calves by
their side and others profit 10y day OF sale, !
yearl NJ heller, bull. Farming Implements
as fellowsi 2road wagons, rigging, OK cart,
nearly new, Champion binder in good order,
one buckeye mower, nearly new one
one gra and fertilizer drill, nearly
new, horse rlk Q, com marker, grain Tan,
corn shelter South BENT, horse ploNA l
one horse pillow, 2palr of twin harrows, eul-
uyators. plfnet corn cover with attachments,
new, bssket sleigh, folks, rakeA shoyelg,
hoes, post, spade, OK chains, on yokes, hall
y shel, hall peck measure, circular saw and
frame, Rrindstones. single a1d double trees,
| set OF stage harness, | set OF carriage har-
ness, collars and brides, pillow harness, lot
ofnew hinges; lumpseais carts, and single
and double harness, roBts ana blankets. corn
knives, moving scythe, axes; lot OF new
rope, plQw lines, hedge ku e. aud clover seed
sower. Dairy Fixt1re Consisting OF churn,
butter tab, milk panF, buckets. Househo'd
tables, drop leaf table, No. Victor cook
stove and fixtures, ilTge sitting room stove,
rag and ingram carpets mating, dresser,
closet dishes and RS, lot of cider vinegar,
halt interest IN fifteen acres of wheat well
tnanured Hnd feftiliHed Many other Al iiclos
too tedious TO mention.
rerms;-All sums OF ssn and under cash; ali
pnrchaser giving bRnkahlr note with au ap.
proved endorser. JOHN MEuGiNsON, Jr.
l.. W. Stidham Son, Aucuoneers,
III, q, ISM 20. ~ mia
Daily Republican., 1889-02-28
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS, 1889


Two horses, 4 head Of milrh cows
heifcr, two years old, very fine
Farming mplemcnts:-Onc Champion
self rake reaper, l horst rake, plows, .
cultiVHtors, wagon and pillow harness. l
farm wagon, Peach bed, with springs;
- has ltets, horse cart and gears, forks
shuvels, S-horse power Chute Brothers
steam engine, s-llor9c power Taylor
Pine; ] Westinghouse. 30 inch cylinder:
combined grain and clover seed hullcr,
run years and flrstulasS article; J
Autumn n Taylor grain thershers,
! water curt and barrel, good market
wagon, York wagon and many other
ARTICLES,
Tnrms:-All sums of SIS and under
cash, all over that amount months
credit by purchaser giving u note with
nn approved endorscr orr per cent. OF
Tor cash, ON all credit sums.
THEODORE JONES.
W.J.Lank, Auctioneer. f4mj7, 9-w2t
Daily Republican., 1889-02-28
baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.
Ia Nr. a
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DI
Tot EAST HouNn

ID Schedule In effect bee. Q. ASA.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DE
rot EAST BOUND.
'Express trains.
Philadelphia, wsek days, 70 20 mio. 7 90.
%, - 10, 90. siO Al, IL 10, q M; ara a. o.
e SS;,t v, & e t1s,sd.S;.s = sSA n
. %, 80 Il ii Il . m; .is;o. i @, sSa 10,
4 q & y,s 4 dIy: 4, 81 To- IN
50 ., sa,c 10. %. % . m. W.
u q, !. a: sl2 20. / %. 500. 6ta 's2S Iss'
WEST BOUND.
Baltimors and Warrington, 800, sli 81
M 2te, " ~ nj sl2 40 nlxht. All daily.
I 80 m daily except SUNDAY.
| OhioaEo ami PIttsburs, ala 40 night. Sb2I
OlnolnnSt and ST. Louis. al 81, 4 m and
sipgerly accommodation. $50 and II 10 D
tandsnssrs Accommodating, week days.
IL 90 . m, 2i6 and b2Sp m; sundays, Ss1
TEAMS LEAEE MARKrr ST. STATION.
sunday. For Baltimore. 5.sS I. N. and &. Is 3.
| NJ, daily, 2, IS y. IN, daily, except Sunday.
T. Is p. m. daily. except sunday; Is a. M s,'
Sunday only; S. is n. m. daily,
fitisbnrK aud Chicago express daily. eli
EE1vE PHILADELPHIA FOR WHINING.
Daily. 'l2.O5 a. M, .s.so, 1900, .n.oO a. M,
] sio 10. 10 n ~ ';w' ''@h -A.so, 6.sh '7.Oo.
DAILY, except Sunday, % and 7.a1 a. m.
Al. and $50 p; N.
Teiephoas. No. iss. ''
a.a sGg a.. Agent. II tsS Sashhh assssr
Daily Republican., 1889-02-28

LjUBLlC SALE-WILL BE SOLD At
4 public sale At the residence OF tue suuscri-
be-, on tie Harmony Mn farms, al Harmony
station, On II. a o. Il. H..
Daily Republican., 1889-02-28
Fl O r S e S.

black horse, coming years old.
! bay colt, coming years old, second to
none.
30 chickens, 9 turkeys, COOLERS, hens, 100
hushtl3 prime stock chile white Rotatoes 1
rockawaN carriage, germantown dearborn, Q
loughs, sul double hainess, harrow CHAIN
cull atof, corn shelter, nearly new: forks,
set carriage harness, large strap Of bells Is
acres Of wheat In the grOGnd aud various
o her articles.
over that amount credit OF Q months will he
given by the purchaser giving banKHble no {
with approved en- orESr. ISAAC TlORp
w. Iank, Auctloneer. f9d-ilt WIT
lOUBLIC sALE-<wILL BE SOLD AT
i public sale. at Bowersyille, Red Lion
Hundred,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-28

DUBLlC sALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
L intending to quilt the farming business,
will So hts personal properly al public sair,
on the Atincr farm, about mill and a hAlf
iiuln Wilmington, on the road leading from
Nilining.oa 10 Newport,
ON TUESDAY, MARCH IL, 1852
Daily Republican., 1889-02-28
HOR S b S

aNo. Back msre Lucy. years OLD, sound
nd All tiyhi, viii I pAl uy Maf dover.
NO. 3 Iron gray colt cunlng four years
old, bood size, something promising,
No. .. BAY horse, II years old, good In any
horse.
No. 4. Iron gray horse coming 70 years. a
Rgpd worker and excellent driver.
No. 5. lay mare y years old good brood
mare, with ioal.
No. C., Frank, dun col,. coming Syears old,
" VI make goo night duyel;.
NOS. and Y. A pair Of colts, coming two
aud good stock; 1 InIl III Gov +, two with calves
ny their side, The others tiu.c sptlHFers;
stock blll. Goud pigs. Farming utensils;
osboruc binder. near new; Champion mower,
Ia good order; l two-hlTke farm wagon, hay
bed horse cart, new last summer spring
ma het wagon, a Hight mark wagon, u Ecr
mtEtown WAGON, two seated carriage, ton
lnggy, 2 y 'lSits Buckeye Grain and uhns-
ph ite irlll, horse IA ., fUnnUck corn shelter,
nearly new, grain fan, pair twin harrows, 2
syracuse pluws, two Iron age guilty ators,
forks, shovels, single and double trees picks,
harness, brides, collars riding brides, and
saddle, 1 large Vhnrn aud hor {, nearly new
ghtninR has knife, chickens aud many other
ltrld goods, consisting OF good goose eltheT
bedding, chairs, bureau, etc. No postpone
f;d.w2l 4 I, PAUL GuLIs.
Vim. !. Lank, Auctlonocr.
DUBLlC SALE-WILL BE SOLD Al
4 puhic sale, ut ihc residence OF the sub-
scrlhar, ON New Castle avenue farm, known
us Eden fark,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-28
Wanamnkor's.



Fourteen shades OF finest
Broadcloth just in sight. The
new tints are among them -
peachss-and-cream, old.
rose, sage, channels and the
like.
Altogether there are forty
seven shades OF this grade
SAYS,
Twenty-six shades a t
% so.
Twenty.three shades at
So.
Grand stuffs every one.
We pick them from fin st in
the Broadcloth world.
Northwest of centre.
Lighter weight, but still
Of true Broadcloth finish, and
a favoritc dress stuff rs well
as a Habit material.
75c, 81, Sl.25, and $I.5o.
About twenty colors at each
price. so to 56 inches.
If you have a thought
that leans toward Broad
cloth. the stuff is here to
clinch it.
Southeast Of ceutre
Maybe a hundred so cent
doub e. width Atwood Suit
ings. Stripes, pIaids, and
solid colors. Good looking
stuffs-something for any
minded taste. Better
weight and quality than
you've been used to get for
nall q dollar,
Southeast ofeentre.
81 pounds good wool,
II ounces fine cotton.
That's the make up Of our
six-and-a third = p o un d
Blankets at So q pair. You
won't mistrust the cotton
warp. Helps rather tn IN
hurts, anyway. But the fine
fluffy wool is all that shows.
A big, generous Blanket.
The last lot we expect to
have at the price.
Near Women's Waiting Room.
Aali a handful of posies,
Tor a dime or go, and o touch
OF Ribbon will make ths old
Hat or Bonnet fresh and
clipper and help it to hold
out handsome till newborn
net time.
Southeast of cCntrc.
Whatever dirt there Is is
likely to be afoat now. You
needn't drink 1t if you DOM
care to.
Gate City Filters (porou.
stone), 81 Is to $50; with
ice chamber, IS to $3.50.
Jewett Filters, with cooler
s. to $40; Kitchen Filters
SIS to 81 %.
I Basement, north Of centre.
The sort of tloppy weathe
that makes you curiou
/ about temperature. AS cas-
/. TO know as TO guess--ant
about as cheap. Thermome
tiers In a dozen outlandis
shapes, OF as simple as tw
? straws. From 2sc
n Juniper sireetsidc.
e A third under regular pr
.. . Cts for neat, new-patter
8 triple plated Silver War
Il Cake Baskets, B ute
Dishes, Casters, Children
e. Crps, Pickle Dishes, Berr
t. Dishes.
L. Second floor, centre gallery.
d An Oxldized Silver Crum
d Tray and Scraper for {
a, cents. The silver is pref
thln.to be sure, but the shaE
=, is neat, the finish good, an
g the things would be we
L. worth $1,25 You've pa
+ $3.50 for no better,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-28

4 DMINIsTRATRIX SALE OF THE
"a ptrspusI property pf Elmer ". gIalk Z. =.
yea=ed Ut lis late reA.dcgee near NcE Castle,
Del,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-28
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ton, Del, rs second class mail matter.
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Daily Republican., 1889-02-28
eALE-rHE suRscRIRERs

DUBLrC sALE-THE SUBSCRIBERS
IL having sold their farm and intending 10
premises, Situated In New Castle Hundred on
The State road, near Hare't Corner,
ON MONDAY, MARCH IS, 1850,
At 10 O'Clock, u. M, sharp,
The following described personal property
Daily Republican., 1889-02-28

JOIN WANAMAKER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-26
REOoRDFD MORTGAGES

Ash. Lewis to Female Academy of the Sacred Heart.
T. cor of COnVentaye and 129thst, 81 100.
nueF Charles to NewYSrE t%SeT and Wood Wood
bach Lewis o. to Female Academy of the Sacred Heart
BoSnd o. Sohn To- Kings ngs saving
B SGT o. s' James anG ' to Female Xeade@
Heart, cor of Conventave and l20th'st year
netgrnann. John to @ Graf and another. 5. 5sth-st
Becker. Jacob, TO g De witt e cor of 11th-aye
bfcGnc Lucy 4. TO IA Price. executor. 6oth.st
Bacon Charles G. to Alfred Clark and another. n s.
ssth.st, Of 5th.ave years $50, 600.
eof st. YNa choIs S SitS and a5hs Year,
crsmOe cfesS ana of 's %n Years rs s5o
se % sS s s
Dreyfus, Julius. to Elira6eth NJ Crosby Monroe
Doll A5so vie easssrne 6 Herman ms
ct $S, HSs5:r ss..SaS . p
Baas sons 10 sS S sasye Lean l Day & 2SS
wiiiissye.. 5 Of iS7th-si., years mortgages
MSSs Mary to Max Hf.:seR yeas A g 6cs of
MGidoon, William H. to { 3 Keogh and ano' ; 18th
PECK G' I HSS IS tS Philips trustee No 40 West
Powell Priscilla, to Kitchlns' :. S7th-st of
Reehy Ann to Sidney IL Stuart. 11Sth-st of 1st'
Roe Alfred, to Iucc II Cassidy. 4eth-st wOf 9th
smith, Frank L, TO Morris Mayer, 12sh-st, W of
TfScinan Diedcrich to E r Reder 124th-st, Of
LenoN. ave demand, 81 600
Vonhof Charles 70 Emlgrant Industrial Savings Bank
" FOrsyuSst. II Of Hestor-st, year, $4,000
Fechtcer. Amaie 70 II Korlnann, OF 56th-st' g oil
Feiney Solomon to L Lpak n OF Henry.st. OF
Higgins Elils6clh, to winthrop, of o1stst c OF
SHAVE, years, $4,000. . -,,.-.
Herstein Esther, t. Charles Frazier, W Of College
ave II Of 13Sthst instruments. $1,000
Johnson Edward 70 + Johnson Of Centralave. 5 Of
jacobson Morris 70 i; wynen n of 21st Lot 59s.
KalischeT Adolph 6. 70 Brice ct al of sOth-st.
Of 3dave, . years $1,000 ~
Kuchner. Michael. TO + j Schmid, OF 1iSthst c OF
Brookave, year, $4,000.
James Sip, year, SO, 600.
sth-aye, year $4,000.
same to + L James, property years go, 900
Same 20 Alex Brown. go West 3Sth.s years SIS 600
Same 10 Brown ir, 25S W 3sth-st. years 500 OCO
Wiuis.aVe. s OF 137th-st, year. slO.990
Same. % James Kinsey, same property %, years.
800 600
Lepruk, Lesser, to William NJ Martin trustee. n
Uenry-st, G Of Markct-st nstals. 500 $50
Ictvitt, Alice V, the Sesnans Bank for Savings
2sth.st lot 81 year. 8. 900.
Llttell, John Richard Croker Chamberlain,
S2isi Of sth-avc. years $4,000.
NJ tchell. Peter 70 / n Vanderbilt. $ W cor 9th-ave
1C7thst years. $50 900
Miller. Henri f. TO Life Insurance Co. W West
MeIStyrc o. Edward + ' TO- Japdine. o1stst of
9th.avc, l year. $4,000.
Oes,lnc. 'william G. to c Lowenfold. Norfok-st
OF HOuSton-sf, .caT. s3, 500
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Che Gnrt
Cost an0 found

7 osT OR STOLEN.-Bank book issued b. the Seaman 5
IL Bank for savings. New-York. to the subscriber II
not found or returned bank within 80 day from this
date Will apply the hank for a Isw book Now YORK.
Nov o5 1850. THERESA FLOOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-26
6elu n)antrJ

WISH employ few ladies' on salary 20 take charge
business al bher homes; entirely unoplecuohhos
light very fascinating and heahfuli no talking required
position wages slO per week In advance Good
pay for part Ny references include some Of the best
lknown people OF Louisville Cincinnati Pttsburq and
elsew here Address with stamp Mrs MARION WALLER.
Ath and Chestnut sts LouisYlne. ny.
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feetures AM Aleelinss.

1--WE 53D ANNUAL MEETING of the Trus-
ices the Colorel Orphan Asylum and Association 10,
the benefit OF Colorc1 Children will held on Mondsy
the day Of December 1889 at II 80 ia the orenocn
Is {he ressdeaee Of Mrs. AUGUSTUS TABER. 2A Ease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-26
miscellaneous.

BOULEVARD RIDING ACADEMY.
ID Located the entrance OF the Central Park, Grand
boulevard West G0th-st l. special school for
learning how to ride. Instructors, graduated in the
European cavalry schools are teaching the art according
10 a systematic method. On account Of its quiet AMI
selected character the Academy IS highly convenient for
families and young people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-26

THE BOOK OF oPEY,AIR SPORTS esSssiS, 900 oS
Am. ,tean openair anusements Rules i,r sailing syin
ming ball playing shooting, horseback rians. NJ yo,H
tuit ~ Po ssa unlv,rsaT comp'wAnei By the br"sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-26
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

,..o ,v.rss no rcal estate sales yesterday at the
Exchange but there sold by order OF william
II Boughton, under the assignment OF Bllhnge n Wei
,ore all the claims accounts notes and judgments
The report and balance sheet, particulars of which
ALREADY been given N The trS oh were 5esee
81 tho meeting December o and Of the dlvidenl
payable December 4 The books viii be eosed a lu
The dividend from November 30 TO Deccmoef a. an"
for the meeting from December until December ~
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2lst-st, : ola W Of Sdaye, 1o4Ne sa,S MAI
gaiet and Andrew fogarty to Catherine d" $4,000
res Ss%S go 24i Hex5Oe exeT Of George 5000
Cary u Samuel Trmbe p part. i'''
same properly Isaac IL Cary and wife 70 1&c
same SsT ppSpc1y ssmue Tmse to deEs 10000
S';s a Ss% ana @ RasSq 10000
West End;ave SCI IT Of nS,h'S'' io''~ &c 25O
Lenox.ave W Of 2oth,si 2SY T5ne ~ 10000
olsst, IS. 1lo4 Of 21h syss + MeIHtyre es ooO
Honryst Lot 2l7 8us yer 70 fesser Lpnk 80 100
NoaSf g. S Charles Eowcnd and wife TO VIII 20 ooo
,.d lam oes'4 Zoo # Of Brockaye 51,IOTGs
an %fP Charles Fs.n "a. and T. 5000
1't. s,sisso 81? Martin and wife ,oo
,. 70 Louis COR ao sgPsS. aoGo to 46ihs O7tx
1'sys liver SO Kelly n 70 BGs2 D5a2 &C.
E 7se solomon and % sarah FemeF Henry
s. 35xlC9; Daniel S McEirOy and wife to ~.
Eas @,sSsiOs sSS Il of wanuts. 2Sxooi
Henry P RoSsa% cfc%o St and sPotnsf x 0OO
r'5.R'I Alton s'S Johnson on Annie $500
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same ~ + Ash 'oi i''''s'' . 0325
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00r 1ys same 10 Fl Reals ir ''N'''... SITS
co9!sn. saY . cor iash,st 1i2Oxo52xi22Sx
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same to same r '...4' ''' "..."'.' 1925
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RivSrdaieave " 5, adjoining land r whiting; -,
epT Busr.ay Sy same 10 Stephen CTIst s4oo
1si,h,st, .9s Mi Jn1nooln'ave 5oxloo Simon Nom
barlow to the Equitable Ifc Assur socISty 900
7etRst. s. 100 Park,ave. 1sxio22; same to ~ ana
Riiehing n Priscilla Powell and another -. $4,000
AoI sdT' IS RS ''hdVe 1900
@pee 4 Francis to J Reed -. 900
sd 1Sn'sH 70 cor i2oS.st aox1oo &C. catharinc
,ss ki.as 80 70 a nGh MaS iSSsx9oii c Enac.
wood to 4 II storer. -. -. 80; I
oi Mcintyre 1lq q Cha. sfYI dSFooo EDWARD
Kornann 10 KmsliS FechtcST -. 80 900
Vaiar To- Edward Van o1en $4,000
AxseS' to Mary 81 Elseass sa -'Ngs r'sDH Ga
wcsstsavs 100 i7ist.t a5xss 7x25xo74
PITT ksyran isS p Rn % SSaa a5xoo Michael
Fay and WIN stacOm and wife. to Isaac Gold 90 ,oo