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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-06

Collector Feland has asked for the
designations of the hold-over Demo-
ocrstic storekeepers and gaugerp, to
take effect August 3lst.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-06

Jay-Eye-See, the famous trotter
has gone lame at Racine, Wis, and
will probably never re-appear on the
track. His record Is 2;10.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-06

The President on Saturday APP
pointed Jno. R. G. Pitkin, of Louis
lana, TO be Minister of the Argen
tine Republic, South America.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-06
s'I'iasS|

DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. h
the only medicine OF its class that Is guaf~
u-----...---r------.s anteed to benefit or curs
WARRANTED q !: s:ssiss 81 $'s:
will be promptly refunded.
Golden Medical Discovery cures MI humors,
from the common pimple, blotch, or eruption,
10 the worst Scrofula, or blood-poison, salt
rheum or letter, Eczema, Eryslpelas. Fever.
sores. Hip-joint Disease, scrofulous Sores and
Swellngs, Enlarged Glands, Goitre or Thicv
Neck, and Eating Sores or Ulcers.
Golden Medical Discovery cures Coneump-
ton (which "a Sorofnla OF the Lungs), by IL
wonderful blood purifying, invigoratinR'
and nutritiye properties, If taken In time
For Weak Lungs, Splitting of Blood, Short
ness OF Breath, Catarrh in the Head, Dron.
chitis. Severe Coughs Asthma, and kindred
affections, II Is n sovereign remedy. IL
promptly cures the seycrest Coughs.
For Torpid Liver, Biliousness. or Liver
Complaint" Dyspepsia, and indigestion, Il u
an unequaled remedy. Sold by druggists
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-06

About 200 ex- Confederate soldiers
attended the reunion OF Morgan's
men at Winchester last week.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-06
PRINCETON, ", July as, 1882

ttihthithl hiiI tthA sHSI issh
We, the undersigned officers OF
Caldwell County, KY, certify that Q
number of individuals, both white
aud black, living In Princeton and
Caldwell County, KY, were sufferers
from Syphilis In Its various stages,
and are now In perfect health, having
been cured by Foerg's Remedy.
| w. s. RANDOLPH,
Judge Caldwell County Court.
JOHN r. WYLIE,
Clerk Caldwell Circuit Court.
FRANK A. PASTEUR.
Clerk Caldwell County Court.
r. II. PICKERING,
Sheriff Caldwell County.
J. NJ. POOL,
Jaller Caldwell County.
L. L. BAKER,
Assessor Caldwell County.
From one to three bottles will cure
any case of gleet. Foerg's Remedy 10
purely vegetable, contains no mercu-
ry. One weeks trial will convince you
of its merits. Ask your druggist for
Foerg's Remedy. Price 81 a bottle.
prepared by Phil Foerg, Princeton,
Ky. .f 9-4-ly
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-06

In our Shoe Siore'we are giving away ev-
erything at the following rate prices
MEMS SHOES.
Full Stock Brogan Shoes ................7 5c
Good Plow Shoes. Observation-Disclosures. Too
Full Stock Calf Shoes. Observation-Disclosures
Boys Base Ball Shoes Observation-Disclosures. 35c
Mems Box Toe Shoes ..,...... ......... SLIT
Fine Seaml's Shoes $780, former price 9 90
All our SO so Mems Fine Shoes for the para
lying price Of. ...................... 500
Our $3.50 and So 90 Shoes reduced to. ,..... 400
LADIES' SHOES.
Ladies' GLOVE Calf Lace Shoes. 81 90
' Button ........ 10
Kid Lace .......... LOO
Button ............ l 10
Fine Dongola ...... rs
Custom made 4" .......... l so
Best $500 Shoe In the world sold for the ex-
tremey low price of -. ...... ....... 160
Entire stock Of 50 80. SO 90, So so and 500
Ladies' Fine Shoes go for the cut prices
Observation-Disclosures. $500, 50 so and 500
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-06

!ubc ribs for the KENTUoKIAN and
get the news. s2a year.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-06

DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. n
the only medicine OF its class that e gusf.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-06

go within the thirty days we have RACED prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
Anrtion Sales
New York. Collectors

CUSTOM HOUSE. New York, Collectors
49, once October 7th 1ss9aNotee is hereby given
q the Tns4 States Revenue Laws viii be S sold tp- Ut
LUBLlC ACTON. in pursuance Of the provisions OF
OFFICE, this city. on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9th
be continued until tho whole are sold The goods may be-
seen at The ssesroom on Monday October 2sth 1883 100
chief shawl belt razor pr mlts shirt pr
4 tweezers LOT cora and hooks, bottle brandy 200
fg' c5 a9 sh' sa% RfS p box e P
S nest pio 9sacass R'RSg asehq 6oe7
goods ~ Cigars taIor5 pr stokinss u hd aps
@ Hs Gebas sea 30
stsGkinei part 81 saek enPFoldeIe1 Pr st9eSne
chllds dress; ring pr gloves, pr. SIX stockings
cigars pr gloves six handEeTchiefs linen l11Ae =?
sh;et elg9F case cigars pr gloves knitted shawl.
brooch / pr. gloves II handkc chiefs small books;
Ssa case agar cs. hd 21' o sSS
Gndcshr f p gloves e aoy, I p
Spoons Pa Dce f9's e T D soEs so P s,6 SILVER
gloves l pocket book, pr. gloves pair gloves Dr.
stock mqr1gr; pr gloves harakerchIef i
pr stockings Pr gloves botic wine, 30 cigars pT
gSye .5 9aRP 59 cigar ta fG D gloves pr e n
gloves cloves bracelet ct, pkg tewey l Scarf pin;
handkerehies; bonnets meta ornaments pcs. Grape
c s P1 pr s dTs ssEa f p gloves ap &
Essss fof col pkg precious stosGS Ppe s
eSa s mig snr III, eoG ts -, sSef coin Pa pair spec
g cigars ] comforter pr wmsnets; pr stockings
scene Io old rope . pr. gloves pr glove.
boldcP finger ring pr esPrnrs 5r g@Ves n Isar
infants skirt. ties and pc. ribbon 1,1es 81
bottle abs'nthe ana so cigars: III cigarettes and
n . imp tobacco ! pr gloves rules ! pr gloves
1j7l cigars ~ yds. cloth. 81 vds Trimming murerr
sass .p,ctacis smoking cap ~ gloves ri,or!'
pipes; yarn knitted Jacket and two cans pocket.
] cag rnuNI z
cigars pine Silo boxes cigars 148 US dress goods,
pr. Cloves J pr. gloves finger ring watch chain.
,hIfSaKe,ghiet gI knit gloves artificial Sye.
= pc. pam crane han1kcrrhe's SILK handkcrchief-,
= cars hschu; 10 papers fishing flies, pcs line
pipes p gloves NJ o hove! f 9e4 cc G C3 Stone.
unset; pr KID gloves / handkerchief; / pc dress
:sar p scoa. pr Pr r f12Ss. rsT 5 case i
igf mat and hordkerch!ef. pr gloves an hanfkcr.
cigar holder linen han iercbjefs and pr sspeniers
linen hes 0 pf les eS $50 Sn
cigars Pkg scarulars; pcs incc goo4s: pr KID
SniFcS' ' y c5aT pr so, fhe ems mats Dr. 6 s
ings: miniatures finger rings ] cap pin ~ hion.
a Turk e0a cam %a' ofg. pr .n T9 do1 1 ring. am
loose cigars 20 eases .rnokne opium sio1 elearenes
mex tss9de1chs, SIG aabs'e s S9i
on wood 90 cigars ! box AMI bNc CONTAINING SILK
ssaT So fdSne ao s0 e Pr goye S @
shaw,s pkg. scepulars; mat breasolns 2Sa
sgt Ils eIgars hnee, ring pr gloves ,S f1ginr
o. F watch pieces cloth. I hschu; hanfkeichef
pr gloves ELK sab coat paintings on wooi :
ra70rs and ! hone 83 Dr. Md gove' . smelling bottles
and ewelry 1873 silver PENDANTS 80 silver watehchans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

Leave Station, loot ol DcsU.o,,.s COrtan1t SIS
a. m The CcicbraJci New. clK ami Chicago Limited
The pioneer @! TINS el-s. qt seiiSe sI s,S9s
Room sleeping. Dining UD'9lySs.on al az 9 pi,6Grg
a H. East line Win pullman yestibule PaEl2r AMI
Sleeping Cars. Dining Car tot Fh2Ig p"ia, u'' 3alIy
l,t,g1s ,-Si" %, i s 'i ana AZ Hdeo 4'D7
30 p. western EXgrs' w'3 pullman P He.9q.'
S Ssas Oa'a aaa i D = fa di ee6. saai
D. H. RAIN, F ,1 a dith pullman ve.buc sleep
Ing Cars GA Isl ior Piu,buIs Chicago and I"icio da''
Tor Waa.pai1 Loo" Si Haven 100 s:o2 p M
Cory AMI Erie a. 90 T. E'. connecting d. Oo''' 49,
For For Lebanon goo mr. 100 D ralss ana "a all ' ins
90 II 90 a. m. 100, 90 ami 4 80 p. III sundays
n, H. ani 10 100 o. IA. ana m, South Wellington
Lmtei Ixprcs q Pullman rarior Car, d NY eAG G
sS 5s n oS % Ban a' Gir a. r' 5 p
W55c o ~ p w' io F5u oo 3 30 80 and 100
D. m. and i2:I5 night sunday 4 o. 10 9r5 SHa
Fo point t Ppd o S64 G Goahas G t5aoa a
For Atlantic ci,. 20 Through Can AMI o. p week
10, Long branch Point reasa9I a9i 1e 30 90 noon.
va ahyy auI Amsoy :SV KY a. 49, a n and :o6
p N. % not .op a. A,buly r9la Wi. psr,.orbi,
AMI SdS fPt Ra,lroai zoo p daily via Baltimore
aad Bay Line, 100 y m weeA-sS, with all through
t.ans az J.r.rv CIV anorlus speedy and o'ec'
FOR IlFIIiA ESpre., Trains leave NewiHor
AS. 20 so 90 ao 9 CHICAGO IN t.mij sa.
il 90 ~, 10 ZOO . 200 3 900. 80. o. Ky
90 90 go 100 and 900 P IA "a. AMI AM 10 no D. S n.y.
SGnia5. Fxric.- 30 - oo . Ig o Al In5 40 40
q. ~. 3 30 40 20 90. 30. or ana . ~
Tam, lave New.Yorx daily except sunlay a. ;U g6
u 10 o. m. l. -. l. 3. ; j. m, ana ~ q, Nh,
IN sundays connect az Trenton IT 'r,i i,tov:
Ticket office, N0. 4 43j. $40 and pf+ % 1890
Asor Torsc oni foot OF Dcsbrosses and Cog ltt, RI,
Contest ard Brooklyn Annex st1t93hi ~! Staog
tol.st Bo'klyu. - IIrdsOn- st., H0bokent S.orion
u jersey Civ Fmc1ant Ticket once, C,,us ,d check
The New York Transfer Company VIII call TOT anu S
CiiTTtts' ~, ~, s4I'' ana r WOOD.
60; IN. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
| EIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlands ard
Desbrosscs follows.
a. iol satiHgton and intermediate points ruc,,o
3 In. Lyons, ElmTd. Rochester BuIAo
and Wet, and pr!ncipa ocI! points Chair car 70
Lyons and Pullman car " Suspension BHdge. .,,
IL 4. IL. Elmlra and intermediate points. Chai
car 10 Maucb CHUNK
o. m. fo- Tunkhannock and intermediate points;
Chair TO TunkhannOek Connection 10 Reading anu
Harrisburg. -- -.
$40 D. m for Emra and principal intermediate points
Chair 10 l.. H. Junction ana pullman hiecpsI' '"
Chicago
40 D. n. for satington and intermediate points
40 y. for Mauch Chunk ana intermediate p0Iht%
Connection Reading and HaIrisDurg ,,r.,o
d. III. for Geneva. Lyons Elfnlia, Rochester
and he West Pullman slecpefs Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. - AN
o. m connect for all points In MshanOy and Hszietoh
coal regions - rp,,,-s
8 O. 10. Hauch Chunk. Hnz!cton ana INTERMEDIATES
points . . 1.., , ,....a,.,. ,oto,s
n m for Geneva. Lyons Elmlra, Rochester. BuHalo
and he West pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
ni'uE" osnsrsi Eastern once 295 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

w h. r. r. r. CO.. Lessce.-Tnin- leave West 4-l' ~:
station NewYork as follows ami twenty minutes eadal0'
iiom foot Of Jay.st n. T. Chicago Detroit LPnI1s t
. IS $ Is D. m rlronto 55 m: 10 rs 2 M
cue utca and principal ine-gela'e sta,on- 10 r Ss
l. M. - 10 s.i5 D (ant aJ ii 80 a. o. lo' -
only KHeston s.uger.ies. Ca'skl ba1y 10
Z l5 % So ga II 80 ~ ana = = 20 40 "a 10 Il u,
Hsyer,tray rs ,.s 4 t 3 - TIop,6 betFf
Chicago ana ST. Louis DAILY e. B1>y e.ep, 1s.u io
lef.ey Citv +. il Il: station all 20 a m. $40 N. ;
HobOkon West Shore station. all 20 L., 3 800 m
For tickets tables Information. apply ~ offices
hrooklynss3 washngton St. 40 Fnlton st. AnaeS once
Bre1dway, l58is Bowcry l2 Park Pace o. Yves l2ohst
Iay-g n. H. Wcstcotfs Express calls for and checks
Baggage from hotels ana residence, G. Il. LAMBERT.
General Passenger AGENT Yanderblltave. N. r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

A,sma de del Montee Rosa. to Eugene Kelly. 9 9th
HeS Of 2h TSSmS G%s Meyer Lexington
% aT 3sm same P &ehS P3 ESH
Of E, Eae9t aRS to 'i mcy TGy
"e Gown Moses to Ge.seahelmer and an G trustees
Gun Mary 4 70 Mcclure, 127th-st of sdave'
Dempseyg william vs 70 L?H morra stf0n $1,000
ave Dowker Ellen l. to II W Camp trustee. Dorothea
PIq neviipp James 10 r Comfort 1stave, Wal
'FdscS Nathan to Emgrsnt Industrial Savings Bank.
1888 West o2d-st and 1oth-st, eth-aye' year ~
fSi'oute Mary E, 70 YIN Flanagan. cor 4.h
ny CAGE. p 70 ii Judge trustee, s4th-ss West
Same t. ThufstOn IT, same property, n cor
Gordon Robert TO + NJ Ring, 4od-st W 2d-avc
E Hoahaa Anthony F. to Wallace, 4ethss
Leo John P, to Mutual Life 1ns Co. 14eth'st
lawson WIN n T. ii o Burnett Jer0me-avs'
Meyers Arthur L. to Augustus Faber and ano.,
trustees IS S4th-st Of LeXngton,aye., year SO 600
same 70 o. s Fire Insurance Company same property
McCaSeitys Thomas F, to Brcc, SO catharinest.
O'Meara Thomas. to A Kingsand. 80 BroOmcst,
Buck John, to Theodore Won Ellert. 2o3217 ecth.
" Ramsey Jaw " to De Grove, S. 1a4-st Of
sshgster. John { 70 John Bell & Son. s. 1o5thst,
Avenue A. lot 2O7-200. l wear. SIS 600.
esth.st. and lcthave. demand $40 600.
Walsh. Thomas J, 10 Joseph Heron, ct al, g. 30thst
Of 3-aee, S4.275.
Heller Rachel 10 Mayer Goldsmith . 7eth-st, Of
lth-ave. years 80 600
Klein. Benedict 4 10 A Mackenzie ct al No. 157
Mott-st 3 years sis 600.
Keary. Patrick ], 20 J Carroll MoshOoave n Of South
Broadway years $4,000.
=, Lpman. Henry. 70 Peabody. IT, 112th-ss, OF
Lehman. Kaiharaa ct al, 10. ] Jones and ano.
mortgages $50 900.
Ncunt Joseph f. 70 D Mclean Shaw. s l44th.st
q SHAVE, year. $1,000
Nsndebaim Harris to II Powell jr. $50 Henry-st
tyeats, $4,000.
Pierce Madeline, to r NJ Harrison n e corner Gerard
ave and Charles Place. years. az 600
Same II Bradford et al, same property years
5000
Reid Walter N United States Trust Corpanv W q
kadson-are D Of S2d-st years. mortgages siO7 300
WOOD Frank % r w Stuart Nos. 25f West sod.st
ind 22j West 3Otha year, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,

L THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE -
INTERLOCkING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
SYSTEM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
Grand Central Station,

4THAvE. AND 42D ST. NEW-YORK.
Lsrges; finest Passenger Station in America. and
che only In the city OF New-York
On and after October Z, 1889.
Trains will leave New York follows
IS a m, Saratoga Rochester and Montreal Express
Wagner drawingroo cars To Syracuse also to montreal
via Delaware and Hudson. and TO oL Adams, via central
Vermont line.
THE SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
IS so a. M. the magnificent Southwestern Limited
S6nsistSd "a eo9bHatoa baT SMOKING ana cafe ear
a standard day coach a sleeping car Tor St. Louis,
sleeping car Cincinnati and dining car The entire
buIed No extra iaFe charged.
THE NETWORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
59 the dSmSoe OF bs soSag
ment Sleeping cars for Albany Syracuse Rochester But;
a2 NagaH Falls Erie Ge,fo9d T0edSS 6 bakf dsy ana
THE WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
TO $50 pay APs1 Tor Bgaao NI IStT1 t1 ana
Chicago; Wagner drawing-room to Canandagua and
Rochester Wagner sleeping car Syfues 20
I'll AS m, Western New York ana Northern EHPress
Adams Sc Wagner drawing room cars NewYoFk to sar'
&c p saratoss. Special. with Wagner drawing
N6FR 4ds and ana 52y
point. on Ftchbure r. r. Wagner drawingroom car
TaE F P,t 70 WESTERN ExPREss-Mosr POPULAR
THROUGH TRAIN IN AMERICA.
.tG D. H. Fast Chicago. Cincinnati and St. Louis Elk
press for Buffalo. Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge
Toronto Geyeaad SMc9Ga1 IV Wn yes5 s5
Ing and dining cars.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MONTREAL
.tG 80 D. NJ. Adirondack Mountain, Montreal. and
Canauda.gua Express Wagner sleeping cars daily to
Patsburg connecting with paror car for Saranae Lake
aud Adirondack Mountain points; Wagner Sleeping car
daily h Montreal via R0uSes Point ana via St Adams
"J IN Svr,cus and Cananda daily. except Sundays
o n M Fast Mail Limited. arrives at Rochester az
40 a. a. Buffalo :35 q. and Cleveland 20 D. H.
FAST NIGHT EXPRESS FOR THE WEST.
ITO D. M East Night Express FOR Rochester, Buffalo
Niagara Falls Toronto, Cleveland. Cincinnati lnda
nils s. Louis Detroit and Chicago. with through
Wagncr sIeeplng cars daily Sleeping cars TO Waterown
via Utica, daily, except Saturdays and to Cananddlgua
" - inin cht for Saratoga and Adirondack Mountains
Wagner sleepng cars TO Albany. Connects at Albany
LII trains FOR the North and West There is no con
tcrt!on At Albany with this train leaving Ne"-foH
SATURDAY night ---...
BERKSHIRE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION.
: ~ 80 a. H. Ptrsuel1 and North Adams Express.
With Wagner dlawiug-loom car through % Pusueld
without change. -. c,-,
The entire train. including elegant wagner drawing
room cars runs through u Ilttsned without chdnEe
Fast Superior service ,-,-- -.
Tickets and space In drawingroom and sleeping cars
On sac az Grand Central Station. lab 7s5 and 9i3
Hteafway t. Park Place GS West 10th e. and l6Sth
station Now YORK; 1893 Wash iucfOn-st 12O fulton
~ and 3JS Beitord-ave. j.. D.. Brooklyn
Wn>tcots Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotel, and residences through 20 destination.
Run daily. Others daily except sundays - -, -, .
~ton i3Sth-st TO take passengers for the
NCrth and West. -o.,-,- p, r..,,rre
General Suucrin,cn1ant. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

SUBSCRIBERS OF LAST SEASON who wish to retain ain
their seats can them at the ticket once 81 no
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE from MONDAY:
Ogvr 81 10 SATURDAY. Oct 80 INCLUSIVE. and not he
i5th as formerly advertscd. the latter date all
unclaimed seSis VII be offered % new Sab
ETS viii commence on Tuesday oct. Is All bgsness
| cOTmunCa atoms should be addressed 10 MI MORRIS
RENO, Metropolitan opera House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
~ East EApC.. Trains, via PHILADELPHIA, 10
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,

i,-iI-I IIUItII, W A0III-'VII w -
CINClNNATI. 81. LOU, And CHICAGO.
Leave NETWORK, foot Of Llbcr;y.st. as follows;
For CHICAGO, JI5 D. M u 90 midnight
For CINCdL%!NATl, ST. LOUIS 30 a. - > 100 P NJ
For WASiIINGTON BALTIMORE. 80 q. NJ, Hoo
a. m. 30 D. M. 80 D. M. 3 rs =. d. 100 p N,
- 90 Midnight Sunday, 80 o. NJ. 49, 30. 3 10
8 900 y. ~. 10 90 mtucht
All trains stop at Chester and Wilmington except 10
III.
For Tickets and Pullman Car Space call q, n. o.
Ticket onces 81, 2G1 415 and LAO Broadway. or a.
NcyYork Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence
J. r. ODFIL. CEAS. n. NCCII,
General Manager. Gcn'l Pass. AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
REAL ESTATE.
RusrNESs AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tho Exchange was well attended Yesterday and the
..mand for vacant lots considerable A. II.
yncr & Son offered in partition. several lots in ST.
~,n,ol save one-hundie AMI twenty 18th One hun
s,.1- and -thirty-ffth and Manhattan SITS A lot in
:, NicboIasave 233 feet north OF One hundred-and-
St size Sox7Ixirrcg, brought $4,000 from
r n Augustine -Four lots on the south side Of one
kundred and fth~s, between FIJI and Ma1i-on
sves each 35xo0 IL, brought 5000 "a from James
MATTERS lot in One hundrCd- and twenty fl t.-st
ming through TO Manhattanst.. went for Sls.25O TO
The same auotioneers offered four lots on the
north side Of 0nehundred- d-thirty lrst-st 2Vo
NET west az the Boulevard. 25x99.11 each 80 Inc
Kidding started IN at g. 500 each and ran up 10 So-'
zach at which price =. Farley was the buyer
Brown & Leviness offered. by order Of the snp t
Court in foreclosure, No. 249 West Iht ~ MN wtr
four-story brick building and store IN nVn'' The
four-story brick in the rear. lot 3oAo,Sh ga ,nadc
property rents for S720 year me nlst az sis o5o
vas sic 900, from which the price rose 10 @ioV''
r. V Harnett & Co. offered lot on I S $50 so
OF Fify-fourth- $50 feet east OF E n mn fronn
si,e o5xi3I 7x25xI351. The bdding ran up irom
81 600 10 $1,000, ct which price inc p'p'i" va"
knocked down 10 Wendel Reiser; .sd.rca ~ nm
lanes Blescker Son offered resuenSe VI, a. U TN
susn X ! twenty-six miles from New orK Inc me
e.aen, ~ t,,dcs a house Of twelve rooms anu one
propoIsS III md was sold TO II. A. Bodine for S39oo
10y y. NJ Uevmann d Co. have sofa the hVestorN
s,.,a IA, No 40 West Forty-fourth-st to Charles
oouDie na' sos 30 Tho same firm have sold the
Berry Place, SIX mics Ar"in 'e' ~
RSout 100 city lots belonging to the Perot estaIe
and situated at Kingsbridge, In The Twents non
ws,6 we're offered for sale. broker has SlZVoo
10 loan at per cent on New-fork City properly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
Gclu t0ante6

w ANTED.-MAN-To take the agency o; our safes
w sire 2sNlSXlS inches. weight 800 n retail prlrc
sS5 other sizes IN proportion rare chance to create
before supplied by other safe companies,
we are not governed by the Safe Pool.
ALPINE SAFE CO. Cincinnati. OHIO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running It's
DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO:

DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO.
300 p NJ, 500 2. NJ, 8 80 T. NJ
ALL SOLID EMPRESS TRAINS, AND EACH
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH TO CHICAGO WITHOUT
lcAet onlces 4oI 5I7 7l3 and Oo7 Broadway. 1881
Bowery / Battery Place, Chambers and West 26d.st
BroldSay Vii an,Iufg eofner Newark lnd Huason st
1o6oseI and Nrw station Jersey civ Tickets
checking and transfer Of baggage can be obtained IN
hom Chauber- Local trains to IL MINUTES earlier.
m Every pay D I; aAp'e''' Fu''AAn DqH'' D'"'nE
Vg' Day New Vesibui-a Lm,,el, Va Meal'le
1Tuei By coic alai Dn pa SIe1gss Sa;
sle.pinE cars to Cleveland. Clnelnnau ana - Louis.
c D. H. ~ ~ bay New Fas E1prc-s, via. Bulalo fasAra
rails Hamilton and yrt huron; ,ll San OK sy
Pullman Buac. yestDaled Sleeping car 70 Bun1iS ana
80 Ni ~ M. L[Sry Day Chicago sht cypress, solid
train q Day Coaches and Pullman Butte, Sleeping
o,s 3ss &c csc 81 S'4H Il S &C. 49, ORA
5as5 5 sgi,v. 80 80. l. 6l5 is 10 is ''O
EuShs s T. t2 q 81. 81 L. is 22is :57 H.
5s5 9. IS $50. !. 49, 3 10 80. y
90 so75. S:3lI. or, "a 81 a. o SIS S;S7s'
p,t - O;l', 80 Si5 80 10 30 H. / 80
g g. i 81 Is 1885, - So s. 80 g.
gP's SO 20 NJ S's ss5s;e va n 20 80 3d.
s:$s4 e G555 % 80 6 a,$S55' 10 T.
"3 sc7I. T. 80 80 e2 se S15, $50 +.
surern Local. 4 45 40 80 10 80 l. I'So S'o' =
vc%S s2 294s 80 10 80 as $50 $50 The GAS f.
r Fsi' EhP P W. Tl' 70 T. as l. 80 80 T.
Goshen 40 as .. 10 80 l.. $3.50 go :so T. $50
Ndiatown and port Jervl,. as, IAO y, 10 '3O NJ l.
suS aSy focal ~ ,la a2 q main saS
srraSe and ~ As q. ara 10 p %gI,,,s1ov
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF y. aDlViStoN "A.
EngegOoa aad rensayT;5 81 a. Iss0S siS 40 sas
:5ss. s. $40. 54S ;o75 49, 9 To- 80. Il sun
Nyaes and spsrf5 Is sis io1S II 80 ' se
Send 10 cents postage General Passenger Agent Tor
W j. MURPHY. T. ~. y $500 aaSsi hgs.A
General Stunt General fA"'"'
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for Sale

=, rsKs-Roil tops eel Boekkeeper' stand ns essks.
ID 81 IS per running foot Iist am SOP sop 90 a
S lgn oor no damp dark cellar oa ement % show
hshae' No second hand goods In establishment;
Sw are cheaper That's The verdict OF people who snsp
for bargains have the stock % back my "sd
N. Xs
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SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AN
WASHINGTON

- T. LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE.
- The only through sl.epngrar " s. LOUIS wa Nag Iag
ara Fan, leaye- the Grand Central Depot at D. m day
via the NeW-Nor Central Michigan Central ana W4beSh
acknowledgements FOR all neas-arrvlng In ST. LOUIS
: IS second morning Connections in Union Depot St
Louis Tor all points Vest and Southwest For timea6e
sleeping-car berthS &c write or call on H. y Mcl4hLr
LAN f,eneraI Ea-tcfn As-nt. 1913 BFoalway. y. y