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Nevada County picayune., 1889-04-03

"Garden truck coming in.
 Bring us that wood, promised.
 Since the rain, gardens are boom ing.
 Mrs. Owen, of Magnolia, is visit ing relatives here.
 Qute an exciting time in the mu- nicipal election yesterday.
 MT. Johnnie TreviIlion has bought out the shaking rink outfit.
 Mrs. Damarius Miller, of Gurdon, visited friends here Monday.
 MT. Wm. Parr, of Curtis, was down Thursday, paying taxes.
 Mir. N. T. Richmond and wife visited Philadelphia yesterday.
 Farmers are nearly through plant ing corn. Some report corn up.
 Horseback riding is becoming fashionable among the young people. Mir. Will Moncref has traded for fine horse. He is a good trader. Checkers and quoits will soon be the absorbing games, around town. Messrs. J. F. Cantley and C. w.. Vincent, of Hope, were up Sunday. Call on C.. II. Stinson, Camden, Ark, for blank books and stationery "Optimus" tomato plants l5cts. per dozen. For sale by $. T. Boyd. For nice, juicy beef steaks, good sausage and fresh pork, go to Gas Easter's market.
 Seth Thomas, and other make clocks, can be had at G. II. Sun sons, Camden, Ark.
 G. II. Stinson, Camden, Ark, keeps silverware and table cutlery Will sell at lowest prices.
 1 will have fresh fish on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
 c. A. EASTER. Boys WAISTS, nice patterns and good quality material, at p CENTS each, at BRY & BRO, CAMDEN, ARK. New goods. New store. low prices, in the new Mcintyre building.
 BRowN X BLAKELY. Some fine gardens around town. That of MT. o. l.. Moncrief is very fine.
 Mrs. Mary Mcclure, of Ft. Smith, is visiting her niece here, Mrs D.. II. Bell.
 Rev. w. T. Box breaches here on the second and fourth Sundays of each month.
 Misses Minnie and Mattie Owen visited friends at Philadelphia Satur- day and Sunday.
 Miss Nora Newton, of Boughton, who visited friends here last week, returned home Sunday.
 Another good rain Sunday, which settled the dust. It rained nearly every Sunday in March,
 Mrs. Florence Parks, nee Hays, of Nashville, spent Sunday, visiting rel atives here-her parents.
 A large stock of wall paper and window shades, at C. II. Stinson S, Camden, Ark.
 BRY X BRO, CAMDEN, ARK, are leaders in latest styles and lowest prices of neckware.
 Low rates offered by MT, Dome, the photographer, till April 2oth' Don't miss the chance.
 Vim. Radam's Microbe Killer, guaranteed to cure numerous dis- eases, for sale by w. l.. Gaines.
 The finest and lowest priced line Of TOWELS AND TABLE LINENS, Tn the State, at BRY X BRO. CAMDEN, ARK. Mir. Willie Newton sends this paper to his brother, J. k. Newton, at Boughton. Thanks.
 The sweet spring time has come, gentle Annie, and the voice of the dove is heard m the land.
 MT. Johnnie Whiteslde, one of the lolliest, most clever drummers on the road, was in town Monday.
 Mir. Dave Steele, one of our most clever and industrious mill men, subscribes for the Pie. this week. Capt, Geo. Christopher, we regret to learn, is quite sick with pneuino- nia. We trust he will soon recover.
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A. A. GIBSON, HOPE, ARK.

the neighborhood of Prescott, not long since: also visited the city :; met several warm-hearted friends while there. Of course 1 enjoyed the visit to the office of J. w. Gardner, seeing how nicely everything was ar ranged and we'll iited up, with con venience Wish the kind editor sue cess with his noble paper, and all his undertakings through life-espec- ially his matrimonial affairs. Par don me, Mir. Editor, if l am all offender.
 No offence, as we have no matr- monial affairs, and can take a joke. Thanks, for good wishes.
 AuTo B. SHOT.
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Is the place buy your drugs medicines paints os books cheap and good tobacco cigars liquor alco ho Special attention given to orders for drugs and liquor When you to Hope call not you wish buy goods
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J. T. Brooks & Go.

This firm keeps laying in nice new goods. Their low prices rush sales. Next week new adv. will attract your attention. Because of low prices and staple goods, some houses are trying to break them down. One thing remember, they are here to stay, and never advertise anything they will not do. Go and see them early and often, and you will never regret it. See new ad, next week.
 Hunts Cure" guaranteed to cure Itch Ringworm, Tetter, Eczema, and all forms of skin diseases. For sale by J. O. Howell.
 If you want a iirst-class photo go to Dome's before April 20, and get the benefit of his special low rates. One dozen cabinets for $500. Gal lery over Hinton's drug store.
 Ross & Madden represent the very best Fire, Life and Accident Insur- ance companies. Let them write your insurance.
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SAT'EENS.
WHITE GOODS.

10 plain white lawn to We have also line
 RIBBONS AND BUTTONS. We prepared to show elegant line ribbons quisie designs, reasonable figures
 LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. We have all the designs Hamburg and orcon vaenn Ladies close inspection.
 20 yds good cot checks S1 checks 20yds A brown domestic % 16 yd hwy domestic, 20 ys fancy dress check and stripe style prints %
  12 yds staple and fancy dress ginghams for We have large line prints bleach ticking cotonade jeans drilling bleach nes brown and fancy stripe linens white and cood table nen beprea chevo hickory have obtained in South Arkansas.
 MEMS, BOYS AND CIIILDRENS SUITS Just opened beautiful line, and in confidence that forts in this line will be appreciated inspecion both price and quality.
  receiving this of in styles Mems, Boys and Chidren's.
 BOOTS AND SHOES. In this department complete, have or road.
 Mems fine stock kip bogans' for sloo very best, for Womens shoes at 65 75 s1 %; Sl p, and 50 An elegant line of childrens goods.
 GROCERIES. lbs. choice Coffee s lbs sugar IA lbs. La. Rice for % Very best La. Molases 50 Choice la Moases at 40 Soda and Starch, h., 05 Good ts Good Chewing Iob., B Choice Family Flour, Will large of Flour Salt Lard Soap Canned Goods Etc Come headquarters
 J. T. BROOKS & CO., J. B. Portls Corner Brick, West Front St.
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and present you with a few below:

PRICES EAIE
Nevada County picayune., 1889-04-03
Note Our Priccs..DOn't Forget Them!
 FOR LADIES.

Note Our Prices..DOn't Forget Them!
 FOR LADIES. An elegant Glove Grain Button Shoe
 (solid lea.her) only Sl 25 An elegant Kid Button Shoe (solid
 leather) only 2d An elegant Glove Grain Lace Shoe (chamois lined) only 25
 Don't pay Sl,75 and S2OO for these same goods when you can get them at our store for Sl.25.
 We have added to our line the best Ladies S250 Shoe ever shown in Hope. Be sure and see them. Win sell for the next sixty days our entire line of S5 Ladies Shoes at S4. Try pair FOR cENTLEM EN. The best whole stock Brogan Shoe
 (whte oak bottoms) only Sl 0C A good stout Plow Shoe (solid leather bottom) only l 0C An elegant Seamless Buff Shoe, only ? OC
 The celebrated w. l.. Douglass S3 Shoes full line.
 J. Hansel Woods S3.50 Shoe tbe best ir the land at the price.
 Our entire line of Handmade Shoes, fol sixty days, at only S550; worth S7.50.
 The above prices means SPOT CASH not 30 days. Our stock of Misses and Childrcns Shoe, arc beautiful beyond description, and must be seen to be appreciated.
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pared to show elegant line of ribbons and butons
 s at reasonable figures.
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LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.

We have all the designs in Hamburg and Swiss embrode orchon vaencine and aces Ladies close inspection.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bsnek, May G, 10 Broadway Savings Institution, 6
fethst o. 5th-aye year, a. 900.
Butcher. Edward @, TO Joseph II Graham l91st st
" OF 5th.aye. months 81 900.
poehm. Abraham. and wife % Carrie Boehm. n col
1oth-sye and 5Sd.st, 9 years, Sf.T0o.
0 cor Crosby and Houston sts. wear, $3.50. 600.
Chester Washington L. and wife, To the Mutual Life
Insurance Company Of New.York i24th'St. OF 4th.
Casey. John and wife, 10 Edward Hrsh ana another.
l0th.aye OF Blst-st year MORTGAGES ell9 300.
Avenue Q, Of t6thst. years OF. 500.
., Graham Harry. and wife. 70 & Simpson
ueth-st g Of Msdson-eye. demand 1858
LAQin, Charles. 20 John SHAW. l1Sthst " Of
shave. year, 10 mortgEgee si0O, 900. 49,
Locke horiah A. TO Frederick HOTnby. Ah.st Q
81 broadway instruments. al. pos.
., Moore Aie1ander ssd wife % Elizabeth Herb s
sothrsL OF shave years &lS; 600. s.., . - -
Mlehaeles. Clara b. Louis Falk 10fth-st n W
MeLger bsyid and wife 70 the Greenwich Saw Bank.
RsSs5s:s,e q ist,ays years e. 600 .Do,ns, No %
sssaioa Mtehss 70 Louisa Anderson. No IL Grand st.
=, Tsssey, Anne T. 70 John Feldpapn and another
" bpyN.nstye n % l47tb.st year, e10 300. - -
i4thaISS ~ Onnen 70 David Bitterband NO 2S9 East
s. John the Bsptisps Foundation TO Joseph Diey and
sis tx sase1tors OF 17th-st W Of 2dave. years!
,,s New Ys,k Homeopathic Medical College and Hos
~ n o. ysdstl ~ Avenue A, year. el06. 600
De esswsSis EosnnR Dry Dock Company 70 Js,nsS o
a. io,hE John A. q Daniel Hoffman. OF 145th.g
ssas ass ysss $500 p.nr =, yowvn,. .,n.
p'0psfv' year. t77,ooo.
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S22O,O0O, 100000
TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE
Oregon Railway and Navigation Co.

Nj. Henry Willard, President Of tho Oregon and
TranscOntincnta Company, askcf your pFoNirs
to be used At the annual meeting 81 tho OREGON RAIL
WAY AND NAVIGATION COMPANY to be he'd at
Portiund June II. 1889. the ground that
II will be the policy Of his OF your property
to resist aud all efforts from Whatever quarter fnF
reduction Of The rental due The OREGON RAIL
WAY AND NAVIGATION COMPANY. under its pres
ent lease 70 the Oregon Short Line Hallway Company"
This statement II misleading. implies tho
present management would favor reduction the rental
That there It. nisai pr'hcEson n" altitude
u your present. Board q Directors upon point
proper to inform that It has slways been
considering the lease 70 De improbable against any
for change In the rental should -
made. Neither Mr. Wizard any else possibly
entertain stronger views upon his point raa present
Board Of Directors Your proxies have collected by
t"ctHG the lcas, should Il BE- attacked and the
property from the entertainments mo !ts urTto.y by
other companies.
The real attitude u Mr.. Willard toward your property
De inferred indeed It Il uIcay clear /, you
from the fact President Oregon and Trans
continental Company. he 10 conducting certain litigation
brought by that company against the OREGON RAIL
WAY AND NAVIGATION COMPANY, Tor tho purpose
Of preventing the Julcious development Of system.
And II is this litigation only that ha. threatened the Us.
t"griy o the lease Of your company oregon Short
Line Hallway Company.
ELIJAH SMITH,
President Of the Oregon Railway and Navigation Co.
NEW.YORK, May II. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13

The above bonds are part OF issue Of s4,000.00
First Mortgage Bonds outstanding, which are a
FIRST lien 100 miles OF constructed road, including
equipment steamers and franchises issued at the rats OF
$4,000 per mile Of main track
All the bonds secured alike by mortgage executed
the Mercantile Trust Company OF NewYork City, IS
Trustee covering the railroad and extensions above men
toned terminals equipment steamcFs and all franchises
The San Francisco and North Pacific Railway Is situated
the State OF California running through the important
counties Of Marin, SonOma and Mend0cno and uaycrscs
this and fertile country from San Francisco north
Uklah, a distance OF about go miles. including all
branches constructed
Connection Is made by the CompanJ's steamers
aJout miles, between the city Of san Francisco and
Tburou. where the company valuable terminal
facilities
The properties sll in good physical condition.
The following Of the result Of operating
for the last
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Hluslcal Jnsirumcnts.

A NUMBER Of slightly used grand, upright
"A and sguaru pianos u make, which were specially
elected and used NY artist, OF tho Metropolitan Opera
IiGLgi company during tie past opera season. VIII ba
aid az a liberal reduction from our regular prices.
WM. kNABE s. co.
have removed
METHODIST nook CONCERN BUILDING,
5TIl.AVE. and 20TH-ST.
Temporary warerocms In renr. Entrance West oothst
HE "FIsCHER" PIANOS removed their new wa -
4 rooms, cor shave. and l6th.st new and com.
rioto stock ali StYics moderate prices for reni and
histalmentA
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financial.
DULUTH, SOUTH SHORE AND
ATLANTIC RAIL WAY.
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT. PAYABLE JANUARY
AND JULY. PRINCIPAL DUE 1887.

The entire issue OF those bonds IA limited to YOUR
MILLIONS or DOLLARS, and they are secured Dy
4 first MORTGAGE upon 300 miles Of completed and
equipped road This is only at the rate OF about Ten
Thouand Dollars per mile Of road. which haS cost three
umes that amount money. over Thirty Thousand
Dollars per mile build and equip. These bonds are
FIRST lien upon Fifteen Hundred Thousand Dollars worth
Of rolling stock. They also first lien upon he
valuable terminal properties and improvements belong
ing the company In Sault Ste Marie. St. Ignaoe ana
Superior worth over S1.3OO.OOO. Since tho majority
capital Of the company has been purchased
in the interest the Canadian Pacific alroah s%OOO
900 soldatd bonds have been Issued and upward
of S35OO,OOO have been expended upon the property
all which goes strengthen the security VI the hr'
mortgage bonds above mentioned.
The road runs from Duluth along tho south shore OF
Lake Superior to Saut Ste. Marie where connection Is
made with the Canadian Pacific Railroad. and 70 st.
Icnacc connecting with the Michigan Central and Penn
syiyanla Railroads
Tho road earned last year. before construction was
the whole OF the interest on these
First Mortgage and the auarte Of the present
period last year This road the connecting link
between the Northern Pacific Railroad, the st. Paul.
Minneapolis and Mantle Railroad and the Chicago, st.
Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad on the one side,
and the Canadian Pacific Railroad Michigan Central
Railroad and the Pennsvvanls Railroad tbs other.
Tho Company haus over I,OOO,00 tons Of iron ore
during the season. and extensive docks and the
most modern machinery for handling ores and coal
limited ~ these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
EMPIRE MANGANESE
AND IRON COMPANY.

small amount o. stock Ia b" -l at t., par value go
per ahl". Tn, company are now opening ih"iT m.,
ihe railroad b" wr"H Santiago d. tubu AMI Crtstu ant
everything necessary Tot getting he To the port ~
Santiago has boon shipped.
Tn" Of the mines Nv arh!vsis made hv
the Ncw.York Mrt,iiuTglcai Works shows METALLIC
MANGANESE $3.50 PER CENT AND PHO rEUElS
US PER CENT average OF eight dnt"TmiuR ions which
- very gratifying indeed.
THIS pOscnt demand Tor Manganese {, iar IN o.
supply and N II believed that this C0psny
finest the world. T. T. uNp"rlri that the
shipment OF will by The iCth OF month
ard IL believed that shall b" adj" furnish
5000 TONS PER MONTH
As the capital STOCK T. ONLY 900, AND 800 900
n this cnans I'm the h,ury the dividends ought Ia
very large say from: 80 TO 10 PER CENT AMI from
present outlook the IN the treasury viii b. divided
Ih!, would make q 20 PER CENT. STOCK DIVIDEND.
Il OF the BEST opp"runitic- 20 Invest money
10 realize large income ever u"lTi BeN'ri"r steel
cannot made without UanPanc." and ths company hayr
realize all that IL ut forth IN this advertisement.
The Directors
Nelson j Botsford, Merchant. 81 PARK Place.
Jas y. Henderson, Merchant aud Manufactured 30
Pearlst.
D. NJ Yoornans as walI.st.
Hon jas GilHlan, ext. \. Treasurer.
w s. Chnmborin. Precedent ll5 Broadway.
tru rrc and a. Is not a large amount. ~ win
doubt H. taken very There viii probably be stock
Tor yalc az It's PaT value, att" The shipping OF or"
Applications for Il should Le made OF No lees
MAKE CHECKs OR DRAFTS At RATE OF $40
PER SHARE TO
w. \ CUAMBERLIN, Agent
ROOMS IL AND 81, Il5 BROADWAY. CITY.
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pnblit Noiite.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NETWORK,
~ sS-The President Of the United sate: Of America
the District Court Of the United States lot Ihe southern
he year Q" c. 5 on The nu SG f e St ana
eighty nine by the ro1nsylyaas FlloS1 Comgsny,
cause Of action civil and maritime, CONCERNING tbs loss
S Ss % Damage , anH III injury SSsaaOGsd By The disaster
about tho gan asY e Scym6s5 fo he and
nS sf saG Of ss sa Sa IN s Shs ad
Issued and that ali persons claiming damages for any
sd spDsST before aid Court asd make due pfo
hst i il sppesT that sad petacners are ncs
liable for such loss damage, destruction and injury 10
such tie i0 o1 aS Values o q
SAG srstugs st may DC ptoper after payment Of cost;
claimants IN proportion the OF their respective
s1s1S. T rr are therefore hssby commanded @ al
or injury oeea,loned by said disaster said vessels
Respective claims before Samuel IL LymsS V eSS a COM
To1 ,Ss q o s SSsr q bis 9es hs Ind States
4 before the "a July. isss Il SciceS j.
you then MAKE etun maj heoi 70 this Gour Ho
soscther with ,hs writ Witness, the Hon Addison
IKE B iiS S e @i c IL. 1 Sy
s. ana & q sd Ion one eight
the IT, thsg'Seen'h s,y,u IvM,y
nrnn n - Clerk
Prpe.Ors for petitioners $50 Broadway EewYork CITY
the unod sise, uR SS The SG sd ssi
tS sSsSs.e tor any STp cs
S re sS % BY ,1s S' @as
S"S ss. SS1' 20 IS; sS, bq ssb i Se G
IL The forenoon and 70 make due poof Of their respective
a4 coS So At H. od Room 60 g. ne5 saSs os
60 s P Gay e u ooSS 4 &. e
Dated. ECw.YOrk. March 20. 1880 ~ ''''''0"
n ~ g s MsMA Ho,ss,,
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RECORDED REAn ESTATE rRANsFERs-N.Y CIT

lQth-ayc. W y 20 It n Of 147th-sI, 49, llXl00;
70 Ann TTeacsy $40 300
isS: John shaw and wife 70 Charles Iapn 425,oOo
ter Home. referee, 70 William Esenterg,..., G.1OO
e1sts. u cor OF l0th.aye, 2O0XlV2 2; Edward
Hirsh and wife 10 John Casey l07O
John Hey@an to Jessie Meyer. $4,000
Diyision-st, Nos 12l and l2l l-2 Frederick l.
Faust and Jos P Smith and wife 70 WIN Faust 10000
Jacob kirkpstEcE and wiz e Julia i yyssh $4,000
2e.1ixllo4; SPaugentha . Clara Mchaelis 1900
Telle.-ave, 1870 II s Of l64th.st 23xl1O:
Louis fslk a3a wife 70 Clara MiCbseis:.;.. 5000.
Georee johnson and wife % Thcs II MgWann % 600
2Ox18 l0xl5 .2N50 IT, Can8l-stN9O.7 [
s.Ial.e. Mary CAMS 70 John schrsyer....... 1900
12od.st. No. 1St w. Il HHYenor Jauncey IL 800
same property " and Jauncey 10 T. Day. l85O0
nSth-st, r s. 325 1t Grand Boulevard, 5Oxoo;
The Society OF the NewYoIk Hospital 70
yoseph N Lichtsnagsr . -, 5000
George W Ellis referee. to LoOnie \ Parker 1890
122dst. No. lS3 w: II HeIenof 20 M Jauncey 1900
Sane property, N Jsuncey % Gsmbrin.... $4,000
Mth-sS No. $50 f.. Grfen Tompkns and wife ''''
70 Hcfmsn WronkOw... lAc
Pier 4e East River snh lsnd on Souh-st. in front,
&c: James end Robert w dc Forest 10 New
York Fieslng D:y Dock Co................... 1883
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Diri0n1 No,lrcs.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
TREAsURER'S DEPARTMENT.; ,eoo
PHILADELPHIA. May LIST, 1857;
'E'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this Gay
dsc9Fd s.nl Annual Dividend o. Two SH tsc GSr
HALE FER CENT, upon the Capital SlOCh oi ~, .tn,L
paIy clcnr Of al taxes payable "a ana Msa Mag ne
next u sharcn"ldcfs "a regiTteTr1 on tho oo'~' VI "
Company ~ p. ~, April 2yth. ls6V , . ,,., on,,.
on Nay Goth dividends viii c Daid n wrmnn oinS
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13

IT :. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Once
I Marine InspItll Service Marine Hospital. Newly ork
Nav iI'h IsSOscad proposals WI be rcSsNe N a. Sh
,tSncG md other supplies inclulng gas 9ni waier
- hc "a. 0 tho Marine Hospital Service az Now ork
K' " AIMING tho nstn wear ending June 80, 1880.
SrheiIp, and fthCF information may be oOaihhd upon
90 IA" undorsICd The right IS reserved to
pIys ,,orraes and rrisct any or all proposals.
"S''' ~ John GODFREY Surgeon. NJ. II. s.
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asai estate il)antsb.

MI iiNFEESogA LAND WANTED JOHN O. HoYT
~sh-, Ii bpsaway. HeB-York.
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financial.
90, 600, 600.
First Mortgage S Per Cent.
80 Year Gold Bonds
OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO
AND
NORTH PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
DUE JAN. 1. 1919
TRUSTEE:

THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW.
YORK
Coupons payable LIST OF January and LIST July in New
York City or In Frankiort-on. the Main
Coupon Bonds Of e1 600 each 10 bearer,
privilege OF Registration OF principal and interest
These Bonds nrc entitled TO the benefit of Sinking
Fund Of S2J. 900 per nnnuIn TO he applied to
the pure hnsc In the market Of bonds at
or below 10 and iaterest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13

We offer a limited number Of these First Mortgage
Bonds at 81 and accrued interest retaining the right
a. any time advance tho prco OF the Bonds without
further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13
!,auriion Sales Of Real GstGie.
City 1roprrtp Go fet.

City proprrtp Go Eet.
LARGE number Of arst lofts, some very desirable.
"A TO let rutland & WHITING,
BeeEmAn-st
A LARGE 5.stOry building o Bcekman-st. TO let
"a rutland WHITING, DeekUnn.st
-TTH.ST.. NO. IFS WEST between 9th and 10th
~ Elegantly decorated, 4.story and billiard room.
basement finely polished cherry and figured cabinet
trimmed house all Improvements Apply on premises
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lpintcr auo spring Resorts.
propoeaI5.
- ONERNORs IsLAND, Y. n, Anril l5.

q ONERNOKS ISLAND, \. y, April *,
~ sealed PROPOSAL In trlpucse subject usual
conditions VIII bc received until 10 M. May Is 1850.
Tor supplying during H-ca year, commencing July lst,
And required IN barge urvc
y y Gy also for Of GOVERNORS Island by pipe
Bu'fCrmlk Channel, In ~ accident 20 pipe
IS The L. =. reserves the ght 10 reject
OIL PROPOSALS Al Information can be obtained at hi.
ur,us ElNUiop"s proposals Should b., marked
'lrulp.al, Water Gl-"-A, tho may bc-nui
liir'a-i undersigned J. H. LORD, Captain and
Assistant Quarter s"r, L. s 4.
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ID ALMER'S THEATRE. B'way 81 5Oth-st.
A GREAT SUCCESS,
Won SUPpES COMIC OPERA,
CLOVER,
By the
McCAULL OFEKA COMPANY.

By the
EVENINGS At & Saturday Matinee at 2.
- ALMER'S THEATRE. SPECiAL.
l. GRAND MATINEE AT 2-THURSDAY NEXT
,ovrv ,,,r,rrr, IN M T,Sr lGGiIry ON THAT pAYJ
SALE OF SEATS BEGINS TUESDAY MoKNING II y
FIRST PERFORMANCES or Mr.. HOWARD CAR
ROLLS
SOCIETY COMEDY -.
TIE AMERICAN COUNTESS.
FOR THE BENEFIT or THE SOUTHERN SOi.DLI:rTySS
ERIN GENERALS AND DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS
Mr. 4: NJ. PALMER generously donates his theatre
THE AMERICAN COUNTESS will be- produced Win
elaborate scenery. superb costumes Original music ana
og"ment Of MR. JAS w. MORRISEY;
Hortcnse Elmer PalllnO, known b society as - 49,,
The Countess ...............sMrs JULIA WHEELER
Leopold Sylvia Baraca an adventufeE and man o. IN,
N'''' '1'''D"' . '''"N Nj NWTiiiiiToN LKCKAYE
Algernon Sydney Stubs, a gentleman OF leisure
with talent for improvisation ,-, -. -,,,,-,,so>,
Allan McAllan, NJ. D., Physician and PhllosoDhcr
Mr. WILLIAM HERBERT
judge Van Cortland ~ ornament q n: 6 bench
GacomO FTScatGlll devoted to the house Of
- C0.2hha MI. JOHN kEhLERD
Mrs Van Cortland, wife Of the Judge and a
luminary in religious circles ::
-"''''' ''' ''''''' Miss TOMBSTONE BENNETT
Mary Dawsoh, companion and attendant to the
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Act lon the hudson. The Insult
Act II.-Bouioir of the Countess The Result.
Act III,IHallroom at Saratoga. The Consent
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