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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
REAL ESTATE.
pr-srNrce AT THE EXCHANGE

James Bleecker auctioneer offered yesterday at tho
Real Estate Exchange, by order OF the supreme
Court, plot at Fort Washington. containing h'tie
over thirteen city lots. The property was sold under
foreclosure and bought by the plaintiff for $1,000
r. " arnctt & Co sold for account Of whom 1t might
concern 1890 shares OF the New-YOrk insulated
Wire Company. They bought 800 for the lot iloI9
If. NJ. Cook. d. T. Incraham d co. sod lcancho.,u
Interest in the corner of Tweatyn!nE-St and heVcnlh-
ave. together with machinery. The properly was
Ke'Cham & Butler hay" sold. private contract No. 70
Nc,t One-hundrc and tw"nty hlth-sL, pilsac d"c'-
ing. Is ONJOAlOO for :"5OOO .
A. Warl benedict. real estate broker ana auctlohe'r,
Of No 2O2 West one hunGr,4I auG-twcnly tfh'st, avn
no 81 IIhcrtv-St, has been proposed for mrHbeIsnp
In the Exchange. Thrrc call AZ the ENrhailEc
Yesterday for plot 30 or 5OX1CO with old budlnH,D
Free and clear Brooklyn lots weru offered IL exchange
for Now York improved pruperfV.
The warning noIn sounded bv The Tribune III ",
cont editorial referring Ia loans OF excessive ano"nt
on New York realty by savirCS banks AID country
lenders has already had salTfarY ELECT IN Hlhrs
like these, when property IN some parts ~ me Guy
IL rising by leaps ard bOaTds. II by no means FOLLOWS
year ago Is criterion Of the value Of the properly 10
day. Tho pfccr paid for Nrw-York realty WITHIN
tho last few DAYS the floor Of the Exchange, az
auction such Justify full confidence ~ INC
present rang" of prices. on the O'h"r hand' ~"
frauds mentioned IN yesterdays Tribune a. having
takcn prcp AZ - Paul and tho facts a'rcldv puh!sa"l
should be warning country investors that. Troy
lcnderS, they must eNeTrl~P the 'ane caution inN
should hc guided only ty well hn0wn and tinStrI eN-
ports. and should guard themselves against forgery by
tue insurance with a sound company.
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Ccuntrp proprrtp for Sale anb 60 fet

TLANTIC CITY, y. J-IIotels, boarding. houses cot
y lots and bath houses 20 let for sale By l. O.
ADAMS Co, Real Estate Agents. Real Estate and Lsa
Building Atlantic City, N j.
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RECORDED REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS


RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. z CITY
'othh:ay" Sc cor 2Io,A> 2illXlo2: Jacob so7o
,2oi %''r %GIc" I" Ihon+n THE,"Tr, pnoch s''0
G. hcII and ui, w., 49,. IvhI,c ana ,noibsr
'"., nn ~ ~ 10, 90 WaP 'H'>>h "a"'' ,5=5o
I2,I. DS,' 800 I t - y mn w.h;cr ~
"~Icht;o :, ~ ~ = IHat'. iu"N"'in 80 ~
- VIZ. " iatr''n o. > >, ,o-,t, IN Gy ~
w Sn r, - a. =, a., It...,o 80 ,rt, TO-
~ LyHG,,'',>o'ms - M HSH"h al" "'' ~ IA 600
1o3i :, Ia,r >, y ptvcr..o rr,yc "A Gy
It,,,,Icr ""''"' f""'' "''1 '"'V' - - 775l
Mn,-,as - ~ ., - jr,,,,a.,a., a IN, on. -
,,har u; T,.,,a, 80. =, T. j. Ts,,r 13s-5
IirrI II 9r5 ~ ~ t ,,ro"o A5,,mO II UsnTy
Muller, rtIc. to Simon Al. ~! ano'hr. l''O'
lio'h..' 200 IT bthHr" +5Xl"o II ra'' - sno
o.. sam" =. o., ,,,,o. ,Ic, wsIrar
and Martha a IA"~n t' Ellen ! G FGInn u o"o''
jI'h~' = 10 . i'h.av" %oIlOo' f"t"F ,.noo
,, H'n"h !" MItGG Ilt :, ,.,, o. Ir,s '''''
"W MI AMI ~, i, %' '''''' - ~ .'.. 90 900
Fo,, ,,,rI'.'.1I, r,n,-. '.aa IT, 49, / Dyrkran,
'"ltft"t l",-o 7,'@" %ar,,5n 'ni CHRIS ~ nm
iirrl g., ," l.' h'" J. ana "'''R' % ooo
| ~ =. - -, -" I.,r.,
9ihAyc -, 2,r r ~ 2tth.s'. 1o99yG4vlGliX
rru,s ..... n 90
s4tn T. .. II y 90, W.T. N 49,, rG>lo.2; ooo
,,-. A,'} e. S'- a. r. III 1r ' Rn Gani O'
s,,,,,l Tc'E 1890
c;,h.., = 3si q W II l.'.,,. guvioo :. I-iIor
L'ni"-'nn nmi VIZ 70 H,fi,,, :. I'm ,,.:. !
Nfme w"rf'! NJ ,r = ,nn " y, ,g,.. "5x
"%G s,1,% K.n2;.- Z, Iann II .ir'. ia 500
75,N.., " {, los rs - ?:n,". co,lrc2; John 90 ,oo
| II Sh'E ani w" >, Sa rH. ~. ,,, I''''"
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Ocean Steamers.

>-EW- YORK. AND CUBA NAIL IS. COM.
pANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From Piers 10 and IL L. r., every Wednesday and Sat-
.'.2F ATLANTA Havana and SaCra Sat. Juno 20.
C. OF ALEXANDRIA and Vera Cruz....Ws1. July
SENECA UaNa:a and Matsn1aa. July !
s,r,TnG..j Hsv. rrosne~. Csmp"che,
SAi'NAN''' !, On'"rI AID Vera Cruz Wed. July 10
.>rr,co ! Nassau santiago dS cuba
SANAAN"O AMI G. nfUcgns Frday, July
Ste nnrS ma rk-l do no; cary passengers,
Ncyt steamer Tor 1uXDan. Niagara. July II.
For uarticulars g-pl-ht passage, apply 10
JAMES F. WARD & CO.. 1l3 Wal.n
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CUNARD LINE
NSEw.Yoi.K TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
per 40 North RIVER
FAST EMPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Auran!a. ..Juae -. y a. L. i,fuf!A Jny 20 noon.
s. : a. IN. ALrEn!a. July 81, N.
.ImGra July 8. II 30 a. n Gal!ls July g. m.
WIN not carry steeraFt passengers. -
Cabin passage, 600. ESQ aul el0o. Iniemcdlan. eSA
slf from all OF Europe ~ vcY1
low rates For freight aud paeags apply 70 sho company.
csice A Row ling Green. New. YORK.
inv" VERNON II. BROWN CO.. General ARentA
NIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT fol
~ traveller. abroad ayi,es n IL piT;a Of re wGta
e!sn Banksrs . W!liAmst. corner Of Exchange Paee
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANT'a
1 LINEs FOR CALlEQRNiA JAPAN SHiSxico
From Hew.York, pier foot pt Cana.s.. n. Il
For Francisco VIA the lsthInus OF Panama
CITY OF PARA sails Monday july !. noon
From saa Fnacisco, is: and Braanan stA.
For China and japan
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO sa..s VI MAY. July g. n.
For FIRE CHIT passage and genera Information apply -
,or1na,Tis lace on pier. foot Of CaLllst, y. r
S-'~0S II. ]. BCLLAY. Superb IL tnk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

Nrw.YOrk FrIfav, juno IS.
The following sa'rs made At the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
BY James y cocker & Son.
plot Of land containing about II city lots.
KinGshridge Road In" With l9lst.st Warrington
Heights; Kellogg, $4,000.
BY u. +. IrC?aham Co.
Sa" NJ the building with lp'-. Nos 1877 n l6l west
bith'>t, OK OthdSc., was adjourned 20 July ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

sad boni, Viii hr paid pr"H"n''I'r ~ n" orirs
%, M, TIUN TRl II COMPANY oR 81" YORK.
I'M STEL. In'"r".i sal BputN VII c"l'" Monday.
Angus, 2Olh. 1859 $500 -. -
UNION Trust co OF NV YORK. Trust.
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LLOYD IS. Co.

~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NTw.YOEX SOI THANFrON AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pie foot 81 ST, HOUukel.
FAsT FXPkEsS STEAMERS.
FuIia Sal. Juur -. y. IN. Apr Wei. July 10. D. @.
Iahn Wed July g. a. N. Elder. sat, July IL. ! l. IT.
Ill sat JuII II a. M. Saalc VOL. July l.. . N.
FTrs, Cabin 800 and upward berth scco!dns 70 oeS
ton second Cabin $50 ant S0b aiu: Ht-'agr .; low
eat ratsA oELRCHS Co. No. . BoNIiaG Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
Gfdrhers.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGE &c.
"A ruppies Professors. Teachers Tutors Governesses'
&C. ne r. i5G2 &c Se3fs
-BEsT TT NcHERs, American and Foteisn sgPpGi,ssf
A.o all branches IN 81 Localities n0 c9a r tot stamp
r +; AVERY America" School bureau "''' 4'-1''N'
A. rn8tG"S .uPiei schools aat ramio> GIrsTiAT;
scoo. to parent Al modem iantnase sP"TST GaIT
\ cb,ryr. t2i quarter tor ono session week Tia 49,
sion consisting . uF hour. f'H Ecy ray 'h aHns rnG
progress garinn % faithful 'tHdGtT 'TS 70 AK
Msc"n.st.. R-cokIyn. ---.--------
y ROCKwAY'S TEACHERS AGENCY rormery, en-.
up. 'uYerGy ;fhsSG5' q S6S%2 EiTS'Ss:
WS.. I'D, Isconu"ntS schools to parent.
I,oMMANn>NT wanted for military school,, eioo3;
nc t1o Bi ,sh"9i ' nnr Tg '"0
n oILEGE STUDENT is open to po'Lti%n as P5'v5r'S
y rmcr durLnE s!nmey, , rGsygasy LOT '"''' "
nErrCtENT OR REJECTED CANDInATEs FOR en-
ID trance advanced examinations coached by "HR%T
,GSca teacher at $50 A'G2 5 Hs ST TS"ns
L having il yeasexprrCnco teaching s'cs ana m; Sns
"uSE rspaaon tor college eIaminS,ioas pupils E Tiff
Or at ; Nn%Yo1 homes Anar''N i'''
= ". IMERHoRN's TEACHERS AGENCY
- .de't aid best known IN u = E'Ao"sh9' 1000
fisso, provide. school. With ;e.chsr. ,csahsF' with
positions W. d. KERR 10 A'tor Place. " Y.
w Bs7r'9 , r1 on T+@:o for "
Fl sfgSTTGscis H tfi@; PsS;SSTSG'l 2 East
WSMsAssrss, svpp q, p,o,sssars .sSers
mu,,esn. b6usekcrp.rs eonpaniorA chaperones 90 %
s sSi;: 80 .SSsS * ss y: S'',s.'', @
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STAR LINE

WHITE STAR LINE 49,, ,,vrppoor
noYhs ILhh S6 uSiTE9 STATES MAIL Ma 5 7ds
opt We'd. yu!y ~ D. m.
En- r I Il. Ig.v u y a.
& t:l.I ~ =, AZ Twin, We'd July -. m.
"ElNl I'm I'm Wbsas Star Dock foot ot West loh...
nj eSo Snatry $40 limited numoer Of second CABIN
oLL ed these steamers oGtWa-l, S3o An1
% D%Hr,n.,d si0 cNcurso $40 and SIS. CompAJi
0asce Nv a b'O-4"1'' ~ j. Bruce IsMAY. ASsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
Jusirnrtion.

Fer Both Sexes-City
-c1EcuLARs OF COOP SCHOOLS sI1I % scua ahEh
1n tsa SS' ssSeo s
Brooklyn.
,,ur ppooKIrN HEIGHTS SEMINARY Ssth year.
Montague bSaftGg And pay sshp TCu,a 10,
Girls EsCPSn' sep most no heartily this ;shOol
undef The new MANAGEMENT "-thaLc. !. vest LII -
THlHTEENSg4H! 55AsfhnHArIxrs HALL c,,,,.,
$50 R Pc :s5 WSl&S$sIHI%%GToSy L
EsssE e. q q L22 ap I's2a E? 55m
70 end cS Of Ih%G an ts S5s 70 900 Ffo
oT ,5icsc' Boardeg. limited Application to DO made
" the superior, THIRD YEAE r..,,,,,oD School,
from jn 9agg i % ssS.moeT Term. srso
Bows and Young Mrn-Countrv.
srMMER SCHOOL ToE BOYS study: Sy~'G Gs:F al 5
from ':'1' a'' %FFflSS' ( s. loy
A MS TsS IEsTTUTTr r5 &'t'o D'f@'9s
y AcxwAED AND INVALID BOYS. The u0aer,isnsa
seoGsG 5 1 GS !Ie c isSh' Lc e
''''ed t ~ S..Ty t%irPIHHsoY %or1nna'0 Conn
f,,rs%G ID r &Ll1 S.5a ,aasd9aa,
-. Arni, ,,ui,s r.'r'FcS FOR C'ere sl ,,Ic.
f flsr, r nj i XNDox Gamd. H, , I II. LANDoN,
A. N. pm
CHGCeA AGE MIjILA .i.r A .1sIs.. Aurora
col. {. }. WRIGHT f. >. NJ PrhclPat:-
/,UTTTENUAM ACADEMY. OGoNTI. r.: 49,,
4 IucHr,lct location and suHpGnd!nc~ new scnop
ca.ipirpst Gym asium. Ml&th-J prll. &C. Thofoneh
ptIafal for college or S.eniihc sch"o' fof e'u'A
~ J. CALvIS RICE A. NJ. Principal.
T>LMwOoD School FOR BOYs.-At Milford Conn;
l. Pa .crs who Ire unfortunate 10 the msnARemsnt o.
S ~ s hc S 90 AS SS y 'f FRAEK o%E suDs
ILEEuolU INSTITUTE. Fr.shO;d n J. tSih year
ro.I,e~ preparation specially 1usheAS' hsh shoo'
AMI CLASSICAL c"urs"A
IIrIILANU MILITARY ACADEMY. WoI o,,fss
Mas SAN ,'CiN sept. i tsr' a. sGLri'u
n..urNN IT may G'pIturtt- stflcs suIsi HIs,n ,ta
hon, r, Il. J,.rIn A.irn shan. \. A. Head NA1tI
IRVING INSTITUTE Turytov Oh Hut-on ontrs nm. mn
T ~, ~ ds.. HRNSGSXc. Pm. b.
HIIT,HFrI.s Rows SCnuoI" II"'.ca MAJ ~
vi r|'s 49, y. boz. L. ru +. ,to. ard Lowell H. \
t,cu, Fary School Tor Boy from to ID Inc!us'
We seq ''' Il. =. MITcmELr. 4. NJ, Principal.
>,Iw.yuEE MiLIyAiA ACADEMY. -oInwan.on.
y Ilut,ur Col q J. WRIGHT H. $, A. NJ. SIpt !
r + HYATT Crni, NJ Cadets.
DEANsYLvAHIA MILITARY ACADrMy CHESTER
1 .TTU lEAE. 4 AlLllAEA ,OLI.huL' wi
Engineering. ClcrislrY, krch'"c urr tls'cs Pfepai%
tory Drp' tDLOST.i.' /" HYATT ircs''''e
y ECroRY SCHOOL nAnea CSn9LGr . 10y. tSSS.
~ II l. TvEEI'sr. n \. Rector.
pOoKLNND C"ILi 81. Sac, the ,il"n N'N'
IL year "' "' .j'ul><r~r, Z II. Tir'o'l.nl.
pINII:y!Lw A,Nr'NY
San ye,- r,r.". grorsiy e cor'gs TN Gov.
csLIucat Aca!cu...r -nI El..H',N. MALAY ipriL
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HAMBTR G-ANtRICAN PACKET CO.
ENpREsS SEAAlCE LeLM EN- New Y0rk. soetA

i ANtSl MIA WI. ~ II ~ 1 AZ AZ w.
i EXPRESS SERvI ICE between Ne"'YorH, soeS
ampton I.ondpnl AMI Hamburg by the new twin ee'"
sNancLs Of 10 OuO tons Aut 1880 hor,e power
Mail stedm'r Nsmaon.i, July /, =? a m =,
IN"r".s : ;. An:M,l! Nir.'.h 3 iH D. M JGiy "a .,
bouTg (raIlsJ AID Hamburg; = 20 digec; 10 hamUuR
Su,.rl a W kruCWl 1. - 3 JNT ~
First cabin. $50 AMI upwaNi; >trcrac- at low rltes
steamers lcsNc from Hamhufs d. a.. boken. y
General Once. q Blu4d Genera! Pl~NaSn oHlSES'
!. J. CoITlS. Mgr VI broaA"ay' y l.
=, TATE LINE between New York Glasgow
- and BlfaSt Jarnnr, with through tickets o. reduces
:st,s 10 Liverpool. London, DuCL", &c ,,
sINiL pF NkN NrN........ ......., -, ShF
81 NrE Or GInHrtN. july ~ p y.
Cabin passage s35 T. $50 accorlnS % Location q ssn
room FNcur,!on tickets Shj {, so storage tlcsets
AMI from all parts " Europe lowest rates froW ""
foot OF Canals. North Hivnr
For MeiS,I Al ElNI,EcS AMY :" cant. 81 nv NJ r
Storage oico. II adway. Ncv.York
ANCHOR LINZ. T., s. Mail Steamships
n NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL" ca, a
-. CITY Ur .DNl. Wet. iuy -. NuE q Ssp'' -
ard every fourth Wr~ e, "a; Ae'cNst. .,x
GLASGOW VIA LONpoNDFRRy
II. III rt.y II. NTH Rive. tot OF Lelcyse -
huchar Jll, - NOON. UcN.rn ..JuW - axn
luruC,S,a . Ju.y =, iL N. tl.yN~'E JuN - wv
l;a'1, o, pa~,.ee 6, ,,,,,no,r.
GLASGOW. LONDONDERRY or oLIVGRpOot "a
Ialiu 80 ant Z -. = u'. { - SS., ns.t, Tor AZ
lrAyCvtl. t,r'' h.; LIZ o.. ~ trcit ara d'S 'O' "
amount issurG A. 'UNr.- cuiioal r'"N. =, v
TENGl USON HioIii!IGo D'"imS ":cen, \. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

! NMNN LINE /. : md Royal Mail Sleame"
4 FOR QUEENSTOWN AND Lay ht ~ YSrk
.ClIY OF plRIIN -. wcinc sday, July 8 $50 ~
CITY rf Ilil, AGp Mclhv'LL9' Jt' 80 n
my ~ t'ni Mrtuc,l 1y. J ..N II. lam
CAntN PASSAGE $50 ami upward. sEopp,s
CABIN A3S SrFrEN"E So ,tv TIT tl,' sons
t,nD ",'l Vents . BOWLING GREEN. y.
ruAIpAGNlE GENERALE TRANSATLAN
" TIoUE FRENCH LINE TO HANhts-, o,.osA
Companys Pier new Noi2 North R.Nes H. Oh 10 %
/ A roi' Ki,OGNf. FrauCeul SATURDAY. Ju'c ~ a. . q
Lk GASCOGNE SsneIil. Sstuiday July v lYs'S .
l.. RR FIT ACME De JousSslin. SATURDAY july 49,
FORGET, General Agent No. BoTunx WV
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Fer Both Sexes-City rnrr .,.
. rIpcuIARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS. FREE; ,saES
-Ss,sS, e., hoyS or girls; city or county,. 3
nsy,osn School Bureau, West l@ths"' w. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
n,RIS EXPOSITION.

DARTS EXPOSITION.
\ ?Ss new Toaass Guide % Ii.Ihd. me Rhine .ad
Paris 5 r3spS s,cam.h!vs L.tes, itOns 1855
Rotterdam lss7. s. Amsu dam: lsss ves%ndsa AZ;
$50 . second Cabin. ss2 % Ten days TO Rotterdam By
4 v.endAH sailing July Is. Special rates foF Londoa
- pari. q, u pArS 8 hours
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s. c., the South & Southwest
iASKKsoSyYtbbkkEs EEEPM All teSoSMfkN toiS"

FROM Pier 20, L. r. foot RoOseyeltst) At m
CUiRDKEE. Charleston and jacksonville sat. JaIe 70.
yE1kS~FP Charleston and JscksoUvl Tues. July 9
SFNISOI r. Ch,ri',' AMI JaCNS'DH!.' II, iLly
rurNe IN Ter oLen policy ELECTED a. QneHfh OF one pei
cent NJ l. I'LL III
| y q rcEE e.; r A. 6. s. & P Lac. 3l9 Bwy,NY,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23
The Sewage Pump.

In a recent communication TO the city recorder
Mr.. c. P. Mason, manager Of the Utah & Mon
tana machinery company, writes as follows:
ave have just received a letter from the
Knowles steam pump works, in which they &C
knowledge receipt of our order for the city sew
age pump. They advise US, that, owing TO some
large contracts taken in the last ten days, prior
10 our order for this pump IL will be impossible
10 get the city pump out in six weeks, but that
their factory ha> promised it within eight weeks
and they will endeavor to shorten the time il
possible. Under these circumstances, We hope
you will not hold up to the sixty days time of
delivery. The blue print OF the foundation will
be received in a few days, when We will turn
same over 10 Mr.. Silver. We are
sorry not TO have heard from you re
lative TO the dynamo to be used for
this pump, as in our judgment. it is important
that We should know what machine is TO be
used. OF course, if some other dynamo than the
Sprague is furnished, you will hold us blameless
in event il does not operate the pump success
fully. In event we furnish the Sprague motor,
of course, we guarantee the whole plant"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23
IN THE REALTY MARTS.
The Sales of Yesterday as Filed with the
County Recorder.

William p. Hardy ct al. to Mountain Summer
Resort company, 50 acres, section II, township 1
south, range east, Sat Lake meredian,
and other property, $4,000.
r. d. Winters ct al. TO Thomas Webb, 6sIl75
feet and right of way, lot !, block "a, plat D y;
$1,000.
William Salkield to Nicholas Baumgarten,
$40 acres, section 80, township south range
1 east: s247.
Louis F. Kullak to S. D. Cady, 5xs rods, lot T.
block ~ plat u; Sl,;SjO.
John c. Weeter to Thomas Robinson lots :,
and q block l. Park Place addition; 81, 400.
George Paramore 10 c. d. st. George, 54x16o
feet, lot 3, block H. plat f; $50
A H Mikesell ct al TO James Swan. part OF
lot ., block 3, City Park subdivisions S22o
John James Duke and wife to Oscar Groshell
Ct al, loxlo rods, lot l. block TO- plat b; &, 80
Oscar GroShel 10 c. Z Eggert, lGXl0 rods, lot
4, block 10, plat Is; $3.50
James H. Brown and wife TO Mary L: Graham,
lots 10 and 10, block 30 plat b. West LAKE; $50.
Mary L: Graham TO John Ellis, lots Is, l9, 20,
block 30, plat B, West Lake; $40.
Laurens L. Archer ct al TO Fannie Gordon,
lots |, 2 and 3, block l, \. & KS subdivision,
block Is, plat c; $3.50.
Charles Fallentine to Esther Hardman, Glen
dale Park addition: Si,TOl.
Louis r. Enrich and wife TO J. II. Give, lots
81 and b block l, Ehrch's subdivision Of block
5. plat G; 81 900.
Edward b Wicks to Edward Richards, Gxio
rods excepting right Of way, lot 4, block b. plat
b, near Second south and Eighth East; $500.
Hans G. jacobsen and wife 10 James O'COn-
nor, 4isx2Hs rods. lot ), block s. plat a; Il 800.
Wyoming Coal and Mining company TO Union
Pacific Railroad company, part OF lots and {,
block ~, plat 4; Il,
Bella L. Lynch To Samuel J. Coo.Ibs, 2z2 rods,
lot . block -. plat G. 500.
Sarah L. Siegel TO Eliza a. Iluykendal, lot 1,
block 34, plat ID; q, so.
Stephen Hansen to Utah Western Railroad
company, north half Of lot =, block II, Jordan
plat, ana lot l. block II, Jordan plat H: 1900.
James G. McAllister ard wife 10 Gideon N.
Fccer'r - 81 nartS Of lots E, Z, z, 9, blocks
and s, plat A; $50.
jacob reurJ and wife to John B Cardall, 4Xs
rods, lot /, block Il, five acre plat A; $500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23
SILVER GOING up.
The White Metal Higher than it
Has Been for Many Moons.
LATE REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The City Creek Tunnel-The Fire Alarm sys-
tem-The Sewage Pump-0ther
Local Matters.

The white metal took an upward shoot
yesterday, closing last evening at 9614, the
highest point it has reached in nearly
eighteen months. There is a general feel
ing of confidence that the ascent will not
be checked until the dollar mark is reached
at least
The delegates to the silver convention at
st. Louis, or such as can make it 9on
venient to go, will leave the city this morn
ing. Among these are c. C. Goodwin, L.
c. Chambers, w. f. Gallagher and L. E.
Holden.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23

The electric sire et car line win be in running
order again by this evening or Sunday morning
at the latest The breaking down Of the ma
chinery at the power house, Mayor Armstrong
said, was something that no one could have
guarded against, and such a break might not
happen again in one hundred years. Founda-
tons for d duplicate plant were prepared some
time ago, and the mayor says 1t will not be long
now ere the machinery will arrive. The return
10 the Armed motor temporarily has had one
effect, however: it has taught those who were
inclined to belittle the electric line just how
much Importance the system is TO the city
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23
An Imnortant Element

or the success of Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the fact that every purchaser receives d
fair equivalent for his money The familiar
headline, 400 Doses One Dollar" stolen by
imitators, is original with and true only Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla. This can easily be-
proven by any one who desires TO test the
matter For real economy. buy only
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Sold by all druggists.
2hR
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23
To Drive the Tunnel.

Scale bids for driving tunnel in City Creek
canon, are now invited by the city recorder and
they will be received by that official up 70 10
O'Clock on Tuesday, the 10th DAY OF December
The tLnnel will be located about five hundred
feet southwest of what is known as The Big
spring, in the main fork OF said canon. The
work must be- done in accordance with specidca-
lions on file in the office Of the recorder at the
city hall
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23
Cuticupa ReSolVent,

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Humor Remedies, Internally, ard CUTICURA, the
great Skin Cure, and CUTGCURA SOAP, an ex.
Qusite Skin Beautifier, externally, are positive
cure for every disease and humor OF the skin,
scalp and blood, with loss Of hair, from pimples
to scrofula.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23

professional commentator popular exper
fence has confirmed. There is no finer or
more genial antidote TO the virus of rheum-
atism in the system. Botanic in its origin,
it is free from the objections attaching to
depurent poisons liable to be taken in more
than the infinitesimal dose. The bitters
cnnquers malaria, indigestion, liver and
kidney troubles
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23
CAUTION.

All persons are hereby cautioned not to
eret National bank by The Horn Silver
Mining company, "store account" p. Il.
Farnsworth, manager, in favor of E. Erick-
son; one of said checks numbered rs,
dated September 80, 1889, for $3.50, ana
one numbered 226, dated October 81, 1889,
for $500 payment having been stopped.
p r. FARNswoRTH, Manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23
PRODUCE.
ANGUISH UNsPEAKABLE

is endured by the victims of infammatory
rheumatism, and any form of the disease
NAV reach that agonizing phase or attack
the heart and cause death. Unhappiiy
they who feel its preliminary tvinges sci
dom realize this. Like other possibly dan
gerous maladies, rheumatism is often dis
regarded at the outset Well will it be for
him if this brief notice shall serve as a
warning of future peril or pain to reader
troubled with incipient rheumatism. The
proper sequel will be an instantaneous RI
sort 10 the great preventive depnrent. Hos
letters SION Ach Bitteis, whose breyet Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23
MARKET REPORTS.
GRAIN AND HAY.

Wholesale; retail about Is per cent. higher
corrected daily by THE HERALD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
An Awful Sore Limb

Skin entirely gone. Flesh mass Of disease
leg diminished ,one-tIIird in size. COndi-
ton hopeless. Cured by the Cuticura
Remedies In two months.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23
The Fire Alarm System.

The whereabouts OF the Gaynor fire alarm
apparatus which has been loafng on the road be-
tween Louisville and Salt Lake for 10 these
many days, has at last been discovered and II is
now promised that the shipment will arrive here
by Monday. The electrician of the company,
under whose instructions the apparatus Will be
placed in position VIII arrive in the city to-day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-23
Another Marvellous Cure.

The CUTICURA, CUrICURA RESoLvENT, and
CUTICURA SOAP have brought about a marvel
Gus cure in the case Of a skin disease on my lit
tie son eight years old. l have tried almost all
remedies and also the most eminent doctors, all
alike failing, except the wonderful CUTICURA
REMEDIES. ED. N. BROWN,