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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-12

culturists and other prominent citizens
from all parts of the State are to hold the
meeting in Sacramento on the odd inst, in
accordance with the appointment made BY
the Convention held last month in San
francisco, under the auspices of and CO.
operating with the State Board of Trade.
The following have been appointed by the
President of the State Board as Vice Presi-
dents of the meeting to be held here Janu-
airy 22d:
Hon. E. W. Playter, OF Alameda county;
Senator A. Caminetti, of Amador; General
John Bidwell, of Butte; Hon. H A. Mes
senger, OF Calaveras; DIR. r. a. Gray, OF
Colusa; DR.. Strentzell of Contra Costa; L.
.. Harvey, of Ell Dorado; Themes E.
Hughes, of Fresno; Hon. G. Brewer, OF
Kern; P. B. Graham, of Lake; c. C. Hutch.
iuson, of Lassen; Eugene Germain, Of
Los Angeles; William f. Coleman, OF
Marin; Major Ben c. Truman. of Mari
posa; j. Merwin Domaine of Mendocino
J: ID. Nance, or Monterey; George NJ. Fran.
els, of Napa; James Coleman, of Nevada
P. w. Butler, of Placer Mayor Eugene i
Gregory, of Sacramento; Dr. Thos. Flint
OF San Benito; L. NJ Holt, of San Rernsr.
dino; Frank A. Kimball, of San Diego. ex.
Governor Perkins. of San Francisco. s D.
Woods, of San Joaquin; W. d. Haley. Of
San LUIS Obispo; Timothy Hopkins. Of
san Ma1eo; Eiwood Cooper of Santa Bar.
6ara; ID. '. Moody. of Santa Clara
6ooerl E1ey, of Santa Cruz; Judge
y. =; Bush. of Shasta: Hon
John Dageett, Of Siskiyou; T. II. Buck.
ingham, of Solano; Guy e. Gross ~
Sonoma; G. a. Beard, of Stanislens. r
9. kells, of Suffer; Hon. ]. S. Cone 81
Tebama; Hon. W. J. Tinnin. of Trinity
Mr.. Harris, editor Tulare Standard Tulare
d. NJ, Newhall. Ventura; George D, FisI,e
foio; and A. Y. Montague, of Yuba.
delegates and members of the Conyen.
uon Will be given q reduction of fare upon
all lines of railroad OF the Southern Pacific
company. Full fare will be charged in
coming, and rate of one-third fare only
will be charged in returning.
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have a foreign appointment let him be
sent to Cochin China or Chittagong, where
his taste for chickens can have ample
verge and scope" If the HAS person.
atty is never engaged in any vocation less
honorable than the cultivation of fine
poultry, it will have lived useful life; if
it is as successful proportionately to the
capital invested in its business as is the
venture of President Hayes in chicken
raising, it will be enabled to summer In
sunny France, winter in Italy, possess
itself of thousands of acres of CALIFORNIA;
fairest domain and rest content in its
financial ability 20 flee from pestilence,
fly to all the honest pleasures of the world,
and enjoy the rest and comfort that
wealth wisely used insures.
The Aka should also reflect that chicken
raising is far preferable to party politics,
and egg counting to calculations upon po-
htical hatchery.
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SAYS the San Francisco CoU i.

1t is q matter of secondary importance
whether the State gets its money back or not.
BOOKS, which was the cause of so much scandal,
municipal.
Precisely, that is the great underlying
reason for homemade textbooks, but it is
gratifying to know that the State will get
money back and that the people get the
school books at cost, and the cost is greatly
less than when the book rings ruled the
State. Let stone be raised to their
memory, for they are dead beyond resur-
rection in California.
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The RECORD UNION is the only paper on
che coast, outside Of San Francisco, that re-
ssipcs the full Associated Press dispatches from
adj parts Of the scorld. Outside of San Fran
sssco. It has no competitor, in poisss of NUM-
scrs. in its home and general circulation
throughout the coast.
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SAN FRANU1soo AGENCIES.

This paper is for sale at the following places:
Joseph P. Wiseman, No. $50 Market street,
who is also sole Advertising Agent for San Fran
cisco the principal News stands ana Hotels,
and at the Market-street Ferry
81 Also, for sale on ali Trains leaving and
coming into Sacramento
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SAD Wit.

The San Francisco .Alta, in sad effort
to be witty, becomes the parent of this bit
of senile sneering: ''If Mr.. Hayes must
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-12

due to want of confidence in the statements
put forth. But if information is fortified
by the visible proofs of the products which
alone can be produced under such condi-
tions as favor California, the travelling
world will be convinced of the verify of
our claims. These evidences should be
supplemented and emphasized by elaborate
scenic views, by miniature reproductions
of great natural curiosities, by mineral
water examples, by topographic plattings,
and relief charts or models, by growing
semi-tropical examples, by exhibition OF
the fora and much more of the natural
history of the State. 1t requires no vigor-
Gus mental effort to understand how i'm
portant an influence such an exhibition
will be in inducing travel to this section,
of the tourist class, and in making Cali
fornia the American Italy-a loadstone to
attract the hundreds of thousands who an
nually search about the world for precisely
such conditions as here prevail
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~ TODAY ~@y
OUR GREAT SATURDAY SALE.
COMMENCING At 8 A. NJ AND CLOSING 1T 10 P. NJ

elean slick every article advertised Prices uuled vay down
ana Kept down We determined prices the goods
We have place out for today sueb as
good hokn Striped hirt for 22 Striped White Knit
Wool Shirts and Drawers for As cents cents Also
sample lot of odd Shirts aud Scotch and California
lambs WOOL slightly soed price, dozen of those
5o-cent Goat Gloves for % Suspeners at n
CENTS aud good Striped Cotton well as extra heavy
wo for Is cents and MuaIers in strpe and
check for 20 cents Just the to the Department we
have laid out ten lines spoil we have
LADIES' Gloyekd I Ladies' Felt and Felt
Sole Lace Shoes for alSp Slippers for Gents
and Ladies at 45 cents We have that are Al
for 81 %, and Working Shoe congress or lace whole
quarters tap SOLE standard screwed wearer
price 81 so, after to-day So.
Shoes French kid fly for 81 o.
Misses extra ae genuine Pebbga Shoes sealop top for
81 90 The why they lace other
wise they 50 ~
FOUR LINES IN MEMS WEAR.
heavy Jean Pants lnnsewed for So
cens-a saving of over 20 per on the dollar.
made lined with good Farmers heavy Union CASH
good winter ors styshly piles Mems
MILLINERY ITEMS.
pnkedeg brim and trimmed with silk cord In
new shades Of tan terra Gotta goben cardinal
White French Fets in dress shapes,
Walking hbandof ribbon % cents
Cardinal Sailor Hats
Fulress Suits double width match consist
ing ten yards material navy Panama
brown garnet myrtle green sage seal and tan 50 10 pattern
Fudres Suits in double width Invisible Pd Fancy
match consisting of ten yards material and garnet
brown and 81 pattern.
Fudres double Fancype Silk Vel
coos, myrtle andg a.
doubleaced
quilted bottoms, reduced Q o to-day.
to-day
Ladies' extra heavy Waterproof Skirt knife plating
lined quilted
bottoms redu fom$ to 5today
goods remaining be
There of
tina
excellent
-tt@
O'Clock. W. DNESDAY
a@aap s. - Z I - -
Nos. 7l4 and ZIG Street,
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POPULAR BIBLE LECTURE
BY
REV. w. G. MERRILL.

IN THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. SUN
1 DAY EVENING, at O'Clock Subject
Moses in the Bullrushes" All seats free. It
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-12
L GOOD STREET RAILROAD ROUTE.

DowN SECOND sTREET TO Y, ALONG X
IL to Ninth, down Ninth TO Y: thence east
eriy aloug to point of intersection It is be-
lleved the property owners along the line would
contribute enough money to pay Tor construct
ing The road. IFS
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members of Court Sacramento, No. 6 1851.
A; U. r, are requested to meet at r. l. HAYS
Office, els street. at $50 P. N. shern 10 nav o
iraternal visit to Court Capitol, No. $40.
1o,,, B. F. PARSONS, C. R.
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:, A. %. .. Willy of the Valley Lodge.
no. II, d. of H., will give q social party in
Grangers, Hall, THIS Saturday EVENING
January L, 1859. The Rev. A. C. Bane will de,
and families cordially invited. -
1t* MRS J. w. GUTHRIE Sacrato-v
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FOUR LINES IN MEMS WEAR.

LOT lin Clothing will sell heavy nensewe for So
cents-a saving of over 20 the
2n Mems hundred are wall
made lined with good Farmers Union CASH
colors tyshly
wool and halfwool Pants would call youra tenion
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-12

The Officers and Members of Sac a
ramenio Royal Arch Chapter. No. 2 are a
rree9qested to assemble at the Hall TO- TX <
No MORRoW Sunday AFTERNOON at~
LOU 70: CLOCK to attend the funeral OF our late
companion, STEPHEN T. MORSE Soiournine
Companions cordially invited. By order of
VIM. B. DAVIS Seere:ary. IL -, IS:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

a meeting of Winopa CouncnNo.
4Ne, at $50 O'Clock, AZ Red Mems Hall. M
installation OF officers. By order of zss
Mas. CHAs REDMAN, K. of R. 1 1fe
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MILLINERY ITEMS.

Misses Soft Felt Hats with pnkededge brims and trimme
shades of tan, terra Gotta gobelin and cardinal
White French Fes in dress shapes, 50 cents.
Felt Walking Hats trimmed with band of ribbon % cents
Cardinal Straw Sailor Hats cents
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Urn Goods

CPECIAL SALE.-R lyal Smyrna Rugs Narge
- slze-l Carpetngs Fancy tuInitare' Shairs Table,
stored In new shades Of silk plush Cushion backs az g
reduced from "a rs. ANDREW LESTERs SONS. 7s9-
nsaAd ~As
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RECORDED MORTGAG rs.

Alexander Frederick TO Corinne Jacobs. s3d-st
o. sth.avr ] year. > morris. - 900.
Abr. Henry. TO Henry We'll. s. l4Sth'st' OF Brook
BrSsSSmer Mary, 70 Jacob RUPERT 1st-sve. 8 of
Bc6efto5' William G. TO C de Medina S 12oth-s
Brown Michael TO Mutual Life Insurance Co. n 52d
., Brennan, Michael 70 Charles Weinberg. $ 75th-st
Bs'Sssr 'J g. 10 Nay Boyland 1I4thst. of
Ballis james 70 Ruehler W s of MoFisave
Ca,re losppR II. t. susan Dyckman. 8 OF Central
ave, LII acres years $3.50. -. ...,.,.o.
~ LORENZO g. - Perry and another, trustees n >
lsjthst q Kelly.st 5yrs. 90. 1877. .,..... NJ,
Ehiers III II, T. PayS0n Merrill, 5 Railroad.sve OF
lGoth-st, " 81 800.
sternsceld 70 The ; Trust Co, 1Oth-ave Oh
=, Gaaney Jos j. to Boehm cor sd-avc and lssth-
HelG;el6. A L. to G W Van slyck. e Colsse-ave'
n e OF lSsth-st, 1 yr a. 500 -,
var, aaapn Paul to Hslpin. 144th'st. OF bouie'
Ssn',e9 c. to Peter Lang. cor 2dave. and eth''
g SSehoe John to Hrsh 2o5 and 2s7 MadIson.st w.
-. Kram Louis, % Kari NJ wallach. n 115thst W Of
isi,ayc, insialnents 81, 500.
Levy Maurice. 10 the Washington Life Insurance Ca,
cor Riylneton and Pitt sts. yrs s22, 500.
ns,,.ISg Jose 70 Neuseh. 5th-st OF Avenue o.
ios nS,e. p a. kds H. to Bendhem shave and
81, Mondolie, Angelo 10 NJ Freund Lexington-ave.
. Vi ssth-st, year, 10000.
800 s me TO Citizens Savings Bank property year
ave NsA Ssr Jsnet to Gray, i22d.st Of Lenox
sa NsAnPIy Themes I" Mshonsy. s7thst of
lvs ssAi SssissssS. SiSees. ''' va ASAAs''A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13

.. Mshoney. Richard 4 TO NJ Breese W sd'ave Of
same to A Cisco, executor. same property years.
Munich. Adam. TO S Bernard. Ills JOnesst year.
Same to Fanny L Korn. same property; due. e27,ooo
Price walter s. the Washington Lie ms 20 g 9
MadisOn-ave OF 114thsS years 20 NOR o
Rlchey. David, 70 A Mcintyre s4th's'' OF sth-
sonty Frcderico to Perry and ano. trus 1O5th.
Seldner. Clara, 70 Hlrschoein' u iio'hS" " Vi
smith. frank r. to the Orphans Home ard Asylum Of
the L Il Church. Lenox-ave' oil l2lst-sS yrs
Same to p Fiernald, jr same property " Sldooo
sumo TO Morris Meyer, sane propefty, adIne, s2O.o
Smith. John b. to Vonck o2as' oil llth
Same e. + b Mllcn and ano. same property, morris
schrsml John. to b NOrr. 5 14Sth-st. Of Brook
sss & Abraham Steers 'A'v''
same 10 Bfsd.ey { Currer Co. same property year.
St Pauls NJ Church to George Elliott s. 4th
The Hebrew Christian Mission 70 y c Keller ct al
n q Sth-st W OF 2d-ave 1 year. sl0O 600,
The Congregational Church Of North New.1ork TO
Charles Van Ripet and another s. l4sd-st oil Wills
ave ! year, Sf.250 ,,,,,,
Van Wrinkle. Henry D. to Z ? Van Van Wrinkle. cor
williams Thomas S. to William Ternschild s. 105th
st. of MadisOnave wear slo' COZ, q, Wee, ,os,.
West Kate b. TO w III van Cott' oi Wcst lZSth-st
West Joseph ]; t@}s Dodge. IT. executors 147 West
whit White Annie +, to A wenze POI 7th.aye, 5
M.IIso rc 6 years IS 900
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]1ublit Notife.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT. n.u,,,
~ otcs Is hereby given that Alexan1e,1 i "a HSh
and Andrew High. partners, tia1ns .CsrIes and pro
visions at No lIO Burnest in The CITY OF . d,y md
wick MiidescX County New.Jersey, have nv ~
assignment the subsortcr OF tho ali crel,,",s
must Nibt tnr respective claims. under oath OF ahihi-
ton within nc term , 3, three Holm s. VOORHEES,
D"rl OotO"lF ~ 1907 Assignee.
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finantial.
Reorganization
of the
AMERICAN
COTTON OIL TRUST.

Under the plan adopted n meeting oil ccrii"'"
holders held this day. and which has received tue %
dorseneni Of holders Of over four-fitbs oil the c"
issue, II Is proposed that the Trust ind the prope''
and nsscts thereof DO merged or ineorp"'
into the
AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY,
q corporntion organized and existing under Inc IN"
OF the state OF New-Jcrsey or that s"ch ir"s' -,
Gates be exchanged or transferred Tor shnrc'
company or otherwise, NJ tn, REORGANIZATION 'op',
mittee may deem Iudicious, upon the following Se
basisi - cor0
AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY TO Issue con'
mon Stock to the limit Of s21 099o 600 and per cent
cumulative Preferred Stock. rcdeemabe NJ loo pci
and secured by the shares OF oil companies receiver
such merger limited s15,o0oCoo. OF when ~,
or any balance in excess Of the amount requlreu w ~
exchange to be held. used and disposed OF by inc -
rectors for the purposes Of the company All s'''A 80
titled to like voting power
The Trust certificates DO exchanged Tor soch "'"
shares in the following proportion. viz .o,
For each Of Trust Certificates 90 per cent
in such new Common stoek......-....... s2l'o'~"""
and % per cent thereof in such new ,o,o
Preferred Stock ...............--.-..--- iV'"'"
Holders Of AMERICAN COTTON OIL TRUST Ger
uacates are invited to deposit the same with tho
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW-fORh
ON OR BEFORE NOV. 20, 1882
and recovo engraved certificates OF deposit therefor unuc
the agreement Of reorganization. o,,, =, !,
Annlicattpn will be made 20 list the CENIhAL
TRUST COMPANIES CeIthcates on INC BLUM
CHANGE. -,-r,, , r
TIE ENGRAVED CERTIFICATES OF the Gen Ii.AH "a
TRUST COMPANY will be ready for issue on s''uru'''
Nov " FREDERIC p. OLCOTT
Chairman.
SAMUEL THOMAS.
EDWARD ID. ADAMS,
JAMES H. BENEDICT
WILLIAM l.. BULL,
NICHOLAS SHELDON,
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
New.York Nov. 0. 1850.
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Ciin propsrip for Sale.

MURRAY-ST, NEAR BROADWAY.
full lot close 70 Broadway yth % sl3ry 01 nno
less rental Of 81 600 be obtained leases This
Is what II looking for cheap downtown properly
ID PHOENIX INGRAHAM & co. 70 Ceiarst
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Giir proprrip 60 Eet.

~ ORNER STORES avenue stores and one double store
" moderate rent in the Studio Building, Nadson-
ay Seth and j7th JantOr on premises
ny LEASE corner Of Prince Sullivan SITS. 60x100
i will be improved suit tenant
rutland & WHITING, Beel1n1n st.
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THE GREAT UNKNOWN.

THE GREAT UNKNOWN.
AUGUSTIN DALY'S FARCiCAL
COMEDY from the German OF Schonthsn
and Kadeburg) Every evening at 3 Ia
Thoroughly entei tainng."-(Sun.
"IIealthy and Legitimate fun."-tCom.
merclal.
successful beyond all doubt. "-(Timea
'Will take its place in the long list o.
accepted DAILY succe s."-t Post.
1.-THE comedy had the heartiest ia1orse.
'. ment that public go thusiasm can exDsesA'
I. -(Tflbune.
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anrtion Sales Of Real GsiGie.
PETER +. MEYER. Auctonecr.
EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE.
n order ofEDWARD II. HUNT, Executor and Trustee
Of the Estate of THOMAS HUNT, deceased.
so, CHOICE AND DESIRABLE LOTS,
On ary 5 5PSNI ISp II Pm AYES,
''T" fsHH 9TH s ssE Is .syH ' ssHh '''
In the Eighth Ward. City OF Brooklyn,
rHGGk-DAY, Nov; ~, ri 1sss: md Auction
at l. 80 O'CLOCK Room e. nno No. oa s. ' IbcTt5.st
tirce.foot paving has been paid by the estate
per cent. for or years.
"a p GFf SIaSya an civ
railroad cars from the Bridge and the Fulton ana
5DU % 70 T Estate oS Se S P and At
corner Of 3dave and 49ths BROOKLYN or to Bedgsh
ADRIAN II. MULLER a son, Anctioneers
(9esN NO. PINE-ST
THOMAS A. KERRIGAN,
Auetioneer;c .rcr,oN
ono'' the a sSprs%e eo SS
Eight of which each 5Oxoo feet and eight Of which
tn. property E q ss s s'
Now ls assii'f as G cTHSTA9 Tsi sGTSoREs
In the Atlantis Basin on the Eat 4 k H,Go q Bay
N' on FRIpAYys i isiS. Sq SSda 1850
At No 4 $ 4 4 $ s$S$S5 3Ssn brooklyn
a. T Ths STORE: stores ON ON Tn, iHs south PIER
Together with hESR4 s Day v' s SHGH 9a1is0f sH''v''
aas 70 Eam City 81 Defendant
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Gost an1 fonno

7 OST OR STOLEN-Bankbook No 1a0371
IL issued BY the Savings Bank in the CITY Of
New-York TO Anna KOepplln All persons ate cautioned
70 )tate the and requested to deliver the book
10 the bank 4h-st and +thaye. II restored
on the ith day OF December 1889 application Will be
made 10 the bank for "A duplicate
New-York. Nov. ID. 1889.
T osT OR SToLEN.-Bank book No. go SO. Issued oy
l. German savings Bank In the city OF New YORK 70
j. Osborne All persons cautioned 10 negotiate the
requested deliver the book the bsnk eorne.
14thst and 4th-ayc II restored the ith day OF
December 1889 application will be made 10 the bank fos
a duplicate.
New-YOrk Nov. IL. 1850
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New-York. Tuesday. Nov. 10

New-York, Tuesday, Nov IL.
The following salos held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day
sstory building with lot No 100 6th-ave. g. a. IT
n Of Sth.st lot 20x774; J " Thess, $50 500.
i 3story dwelling with lot No 1874 West 27th-st. s..
W OF oth-ave lot 20x9s.9; Hayes. s12 $50.
A-story building with lot No 229 West 60h-st 5.
400 II OF 10th-sve, lot 25x1005; Fishel, s11 900.
5story building with lot No 400 10th-aye. Q cor
Of Ssth.st, lot %. 6x100; d y Barney $4,000.
similar building with lot. No 1,492, adjoining above,
w Similar building with lot No L4ee. n of above. lot
1Sex1O0; SIS. 900.
5story building with lot No TAO 8d;ave. 8. 1905
5st0ry building. with lot No 326 East 18th ST. s. e
of 2t.sve ios 25AiOO.5; Mcdonnell. acc, 600.
lot West 14oth.st. 225 II OF Grand Boulevard,
25xe9. IL Welken. s3.O25.
lot 152d-s running to 163d-st 400 n W OF 10Th
ave. 25x199. IL Mcmillan. IS 900
S.stOry building with lots. Nos 3Q7 and 800 West
steinhardt sS7.750.
Of 7thave, lot 2oX9S9 Landauer Kane. $28, 100 - =.
3.story nst with lot No 437 East ssth-st 2So II
lots on Manhattan-aye. n cor Of 122dst 252xo5
each; Newman Cowen, e32. 600
lots $ 121stst 95 n OF Manhattan-ave. 26x10o IL
each; NJ & A Schneider. R13 600.
Q lots, ali above 25X100 IL Wood, S12,e75
i lot adj above. 25x100.11; r y Fairchild 80. $50
lots adj above 25Xirreg each Thos stokes SIG 100
lots. W St Nichoasave, n Of 12lst-st 297x lrreg
zach buyer, S25, 200. ..o.,
Sale OF building with lot No 2752 shave Of 1deth,
adjourned 70 November 10 ana sale OF lots on
West sSth.st Q Of 10th-ave. was withdrawn
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

There was a large attendance at the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday, and property sold reality at fair
prices. No. 134 West Twenty-scvcnthst was sold in
partition The property consists of threestory brick
dwelling lot 2oxos0, and rents for 81 200 year.
The bidding ran up from IS 900 to sl2,750, at which
price John Hayes the buyer. No 100 sixth-ave.,
close to Eighthst.. a tTTcestory brick store lot
2oA17, renting for $500 year, was offered. The
Thetsz being the buyer Nos. 400, ,492 and 1,496
Ienth-ave Eighty eigthst, was sold under fore
closure follows: No l,49o for Si3 200, No. 4os
for $24 500 and No. 400 for $4,000 All went to
tho plaintiff in the suit: No. 32s East Fifty ninthst
fvestory, double brick tenement on full lot, went
for $4,000. to Peter Macdonald. No. 229 West
Sixtiethst four story double tenement. on lot 2oX
100, was offered. The bidding ran up from $1,000
to s11 600 Carl Fishe was the buyer Four lots on
Assist, near the Harlem River and Portchestcr Ha,i-
went 10 J. NJ. Levy for sos each. The sale OF me
altogether success the prices realized eeing ui,,
satisfactory to the executors. oneha vi inc
property was Withdrawn. OF that sold. tho corner
Of One hundred and twenty frstst ana Manhattsave aye
brought S11.650. and three interior lots $1,000
brought nom s6.550 up 10 $4,000 each. 10 various
buyers among whom were Benjamin p. Fairchid,
Thomas Stokes and John H. Woods. Three lots on
e. Nicholasave. went TO Thomas Stokes for sc 400
each No 437 East Eighty -elghth-st, threc-story
brick and brownstope single fat on lot 22x66x1 100,
was sold 10 4. Lawrence for $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13
Brooklpn i]roperlp for Sale.

ID ROOKLYN lots for sole. .l0Ox2O0 on DeKalb9ve.
ID near Sumner: very desirable for stores and fats
price moderate. rutland WHITING, Beekmans 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13
Dividend Notices
Gelp manteo

A GENTS wANTED-sJ to sl0 per day mae ,, ea .s
"A no experience required our FaSendpgS stamp Tor
circular. SAFETY TUG FASTENING Co., ON '''''
81. Cincinnati. Ohio
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-10

One ~ the most important fesinre. q
the Illinois Central business J. hamli"g
bananas from New Orleans north. ihey
are brough, north on special irains run
II high speed. The growth o. ms ira w,
fic Il Illustrated IN the fact that ~ lSei
he Illinois Central took hui SO car
losds north. snd in 1888 4l0s carloads.
Al Chicago The road has storsge rouse
especially adapted 70 storing uan@"As'
liz will hold twenty car-ioans ~
rain hich recently came north were
ears destined 10 Memphis, Kansas Ciiy,
cincinnati. Louisville, Indianapolis
Denver. Omaha. Burlington, Chicago
milwaukee,. ST. Paul. and two 20 60 4
far east AZ Pittsburg and Cleveland Y
| Il no, unusal for twenty five 70 forty -hvt
carloads OF bananas 70 be shipped norm
over this road between the hours Of ?
m. aud midnight
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-10

FARM roR SALE. The farm ~ the
crossing OF the railroad and Patoka river
OF 237 acres is for sale. Good coal land
good farm land. Easy terms. Apply q
Courier Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-10

Miss Pertley II am afrsid ywill never
forgive my parents for The n's' na"s
,hev saddled me with when ! wss TOO
Young 70 defend myself
Miss Flifily- That reminds me, ne'',
never did hear your first name. "us'
IL III? 1
Miss Pertley- Thev called me Eve !.
always ieel - II every one who iesr, \.
Il thinking shout fg-leaves and al 'Da'
sort OF thing.