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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

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s: ss . s... T f. :.-s po.y s':;o
c'2rss. Lees, e II, 4 crsAiel Ssd'... oi lou"
, 1::"; lee 80. f" wsa~i. n .s.s-., 2d-.'e.
SAN. 4 G.ss, IAsr..y .sue property, years, Ola. 600
=. e si y. .s sic "'''' a''"s' n'A
s,s,.s ;'.s Ess:S.s Lis =. ~ s"eety
e::sa:s ;:s. . " ; H.ss'. 80 zss.: Q, 9Th.
SssI.:eh. ssis~: 70 Co e ..ms cor Le.instoa-,ve
xs:n,s'; n !" 20 DsSs cor aoa'"-.'. and
Morrow. Jsmes =. 70 L Bull. exec. 20 We. 18Th.
SOD % bradley cu''ier. .ane property. rn4n,A.
MCGOWAN Daniel O. to W p Burr. vs. Ave A. list,
~, ;ss; I :iS to Lewis ''A' 10Th
s..s Ss,oa Dime Savings Institution same property
Her .irssas. Henry. 70 u. singer Manufacturing Go.
j.S f.s %s.sss ssa 1s CO Co.
h.s s. ,o %.Sls.5 sf'i Co. ,o w,e..
ssssans. HiSers. 70 II Levy. IL. Msdison.t. year
s::Ss z s,s Geo. to s"'"''a ''d's ''A.v''
ss:;.I x; z os e c0tA''I is''A'''' ''A'
y:.r::s Ses.a, n.y p :;ss Sc ~ML Morton.
~! Ss;,S . seSi' ct al. e10"' cor Lewis and
ss:. VA a!ss s..:y: ;.ss, Ssss:ss: $1,000
1eos e Jss PrsaAeresst. s%tA''s @hHVe' y
- q Heias. sens property. sooths 81. 900.
taSssnaae. t0oA . y Eehauss. . oSth-st. ~
Svssfsss Jslss % 3 Clark. . edsve. 10th
- ds1sSlS Ksss. 70 Hirseh. ~ East l:otas.
- !: y;,ss esssf :; ss 49, Loan A'''
isyiaS 0ss y. % Garcia. of isoth'st. Of ssa.
'' s SSs . w.a.e-. as, E... ,,,.
Ls.sS: Js:sya. y pry Deck ssvins' Is's - " sd-ss
HeHss:s Asss Z. y Il o.sris. q sssA-ss. q TIL.
xnHss. Hsfsssst. = Brown. Of Oh eve. Of
yASl1.St, yeas. e6.13o.
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Rris. Nsrrarrfha. IN II Aptsihaum. OF Lvises d
Rtyingtna~ at. instslnfbt-, e. 500
Co .. i-.A.. Icz-. c.rsid. 81 800 49,.
John y to David Main. = Sfth--'' " OF .Sh
Ssns 70 d Hemyaer. trustee. ssme PROPERTY yesf
&c SO. .,., .
ira Aid. 70 A B.me. lot 80. NORTH Ne!roAe.
, ~ 80.
n 2 cor ic.h. ave and .Jih-st. year. $500.
Ssn~ u 4 & Esz. ssrc property months. - "n
Wh.stso Esth~r A. Mutual LIZ. In,rrsnce Company
. s". Ittk-sve and scd-.i y'zf. s:toNp
Yo.. Yern,ah". n ID T. Reilly. lo'th-s; ~ q M
ave- n6Hth>. f2.Cnc.
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REAL ESTATE.
nsxryEss At THE EXCHANGE.

a,at,sps Il TIE Ee3l Estate Exchange yesterday
-. .e.a scsve aol . vaSsesy q valuable RESIDENTIAL
- ssve,sneuA propaty changed hands readily. No
ara Y>ss slIty thirdst. four stDry and basement.
- At WITH tvo stores los 25x+O11O. renting
n, n i7S yeas sos1 lSs CIT 200 70 p. }. CSskley
"a 81 Wet One hundred and twenty fourth ST.
fsreest0sy and bascoeot aveihnE, rented unit! MAY
81 = TO yeas. ~ aoAxido. soh TOT $1,000
s.1tas vfth stae, rented ss q OdO year till Feb
Susry 1851. bs I916%.2. sOh lor eN.2SO 10 H. =
Y.fcSrss. X0. 2,lS7. $50 and :.lSl seventh
sve.. tvo fvestoT h0.nstooe APARTMENT houses ~
80: ssz,s.esiy SsssSst SOFA Er slS.73O % J.mes
HoCieosAsn, a. ~ adjoining house 70 Dr.. Myers
70. 81 East One h.nAred and -thirteenth-st f..
$500 = =. Ndaaery. 10. Norfolk: 81. !. ak II,
sG(y aaA haeA0ent 1Oabls tr1ck tenement house On
iot 46.exlo0. vent 70 }. Alexander for eyC 10,
xS wess $1,000 e.: 'nres ssofJ H,"' ''''"'
xo1. % aiA - Larketst.. two three story ana
bssa1nat bstck stores and teuemsns hcuses rn s
~ 600 year. were odereA The bidding rsh 'Un'
$4,000 70 CD 600. q vheh Price " b. burn: %a,
t0oss6sy snl sttr is1ck bahinss on los i'x+o.
M soA 10 OH $50 70 A. sctsei
No. 81 WaGAtnSt1n eve. ksooHvn; r 20 ~
nAnsssA resf lveEtng On ks s0111o' ION Z" VIM"
10. 10 we'd Ssvosy 4txth st.. vest Of Hinthsye..
. SsasStnU lwNnn( On 0e :i1l0z: son unoe' ''so
eiossrs lc s1s 800 . I1vin y; cosey,; ,r,.,. ron.
80: - = = RE- xs 49,: =. 10 ss:oeS % Louis coSn
Nos. 1sS 81 90 Bs.ey. 80 2s7xSs f. S'c0o ,:s
nh -: tsreestc1 bsii1tnS on lot 2sIioo. io1
~ ~ Ahc no. lis Chambers st.. LOT "3x.5.
- 1rcn<y Vss bspGh1 - auction aboT four weeks
60 EH38Soo6. ssl ssv resoA At $4,000.
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Huft,on Gdlrs Of nrcI Csidle.

RICHARD V. HAgNiTT co A.ctcner.
a. VIII ali at suction III, H>DAl. NAEt IL d.
.: !: oeiok noon, a, II. heal lat. iNi'-Ase an
Auction Eoon. 80 10 81 Lu'-!tV--'.
Supreme Court Iarlt0a Sale. ,.r1N"- ~ 'rA,c> pa
otberr under tirsct,cn Of David Barnett ,-q fr~fr
an AND 49, JIHANI.. bet tI>i and I'D SIS. '--t"ry
rowb.,cne building. with .,"r..
l4O WEST THSr.. S-slory and bAs,n"nt brownstonc
toI~'
Az 40 al tcJ as y. WisT 18TH ST. SIX S-story
ARD ia.~-.nt brick couiI" nat.
Iss WEST ijrIl-sf! 5,tofy ana ia."zfnt bto"ns;"ae
aIYt.rnen; Nous. ~ ~
ISAACs CATIIN/ea. Plaintiffs Attorney - 'o'H-
Map. At Auetioneers'. - Llhcrtyst.
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flnanrial Mecilnas.

flndnfl1l itittilnoS.
L. EITHSBI'M BRIDGE CDMPANI-A
- ne,Vng II yet Mp-trsgr Eaf.dt'lf :. % ui'
Ha.h,t.sg Bf!egc Conishy NIL 4: L. a 81 IT, I',-th
day Il Aarca at II O'Clock a a. H." "I'" q
the C.ntDi Trust Comp ny 50 g walls. :~~l"fE
city dqtrins ul-,n plan for .,,len Of IT, Gridgn
oo.tro'"rt.
DApd E.-w.Yors. T,b -. 1880.
C4.tfal Trus, COMPANY 81 NerY1k. Trustee.
Hy !. T. OiGOTT. Pf~-.isnt.
LDCIsVIi.LL NI".ALBASr AND CHICAGO EAi!.
WAY tDNPANl,
III NASSAU ST.
.IW.iOKK. Feb. u $50.
V,uE ANNUAL MEETING OFTllE STOC n
i NOLDLi.S 81 The int ISVILLi MN albany
AID CHic 40 EAiI.w,y COMPANY wiil h. hid On
We,In.-asy March II Is'p. at /. O''i". nom 't a."
.r o. The onIany 81 %a-.sT-t TO- ":d nOrf To- thI
.i.- t,u Of Ilirt..u IN" -Iins
o! I"h DL"r bL-inc-s q, may u
f,Dis.,!y brought i.fpr- ~" me- TN.
= Foil. olg from, - O''l1sk Ia g. "'t""t y m
IT,. TRANSFER tpk- Will IT, "i'.'i 10" l""dlv Mhch
g. 1880. o',l"ea T.. m. uhtl ihIi.aa', hifth Id
Tn. Annual N,rt!nc. ~ ,ho S;"cEhoii"r. % tho -
ByDFOED AND BLOOMfiILp HiiLl.pAD COMPANY
and ~ III"
ORLEANS WEST EADLN AID fEiXCh LICK
SPRINGS RAILWAY COMPANY
viii be held a thc and Jla'. , ,.n,,.,
JOHN 4. HILTON. William p'",b,,
Assistant S"cr;a?y. 'I'-Iune.
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FULTON ELEVATED RAILWAY COMPANY.
$40 fCLrOSsT.. BkoOKLYN, n. y.
- - Tc5rcxfy 18th $780,
n OCPONS from the First Mortgage Bonds OF
~ I'll: Com.ny mssaras March lst ls3o. will b. pad
ana nter that dse - the American E1chanre National
Bank. New.York J. L. PALMER. JR., T'rasarer.
EITCliBt' re RAILRls> ID COMPANY.-Cou-
pon No. - on DrIentare Bad. Of Boston Hoo.se
1890 VIII b. paid and after that upon pf~sents
at the Bankng H0use Of Kountso Brot6ers No. 100
Broadway. n. Y.
d. A. GLEASON.
Treasurer.
0UISVTLLE. NEW-ORLEXN5 AND TEN
- As RAILWAY COAPANY's yiRST MORT9AIE
COUPONS, dec lst March, 1sao. will b pal end
iSss Ss.s b. n I. WILSON = Co, Eo. Exehsnss
(aRfk NaH.Yefk.
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Couarintrship lotires.

NREEN X BATEMAN, Bankers. 81 broad
NJ way, Xcw.York FEB. 20, ls3o.FrVn and after III.
da,s the irn Of or-r D,trman VIII b. eiang.d
meat. u p,e FIRM u '.rcn Batemsn a any character
whstaytr III 10 Assumed By The nrn a beieman Co.
HHEETTssT},F E E 4. scx So2.
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giir Droperin Go Eet.

giir propsr,n 90 En.
a -POS>FSSIoN Nav d~s-,he 3st"rV Que n Anne.
"A, lINJO 10 cabin, Ill i "a ~ ''!'.
sv.. Asoo PORTER 90 e Eat l.''h =
A CoRNLE STORE La.~n."nt sii ut 'lisr: "1Ni0.:
"A $50 williau 81 TO ~ iosst,.ion NAV ]
kVLAND 4 wh!IiN. B,cArAnst
q 1--WE, STORY R'iLDIN'.> ~ LIT IN ws.rrsL
near krnan suitable fcr r.ngr aud Lrar h.ih->A
ECLAND WHITING. H. snsh-'t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

MOBILE l. OHIO RAILROAD COarANY.
IHkASCEEH OkIICE. NOZZLE. ALA.
January ~. 1890.
COUPON NO. ,, due lst March. 1890 on tho
~ GENERAL MOHTIAIE BoADs OF this Company,
VIII Ge pad In AZ the AlAtn Natops
Bank 10 tas CITY u Newton. AID after tnst date.
HENRY TACOE. Irra.urer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

ATES ISI.ANC.
Hos 1T AID for sa'~ Ant 20
PHILIP c SIS. Si.w "EfGHToN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

Kew.Ysrk. "wednesday. Feb. 60.
Ne ssSwfas sas ~ ct The Eaehsnse nd Aue-
sisa Rssa ts<ay:
1 Issssy l-elrss yisA 10: no - West 7osh-,t s.
IA n = r On ave. 1xlCc2 l. II Corey 81. 100
SssSSy apsrt3eet house with l0t Voc 10 and 1el
E s::s GO. l1', - ''' 49,. A...sa..A."'
- 1913: Or. NySfs, co, 10.
i GIAxy haillAl 0aah Lt, No Norfolk-st o, . q
6esese-SS ~ A4x10o; Alexander, 90, 90.
SGSSeT hsuse Wttk oe. Ne .0e Wtyt lctthst. o. 11o
n = a "a eve, Ia iS11oOll; Dooosea sl3 $50
issssy dssnfSs @ 81 Ee cs.! Ii' =; COO g.
Iassy tai1,a&s vttA Os.. No. % and y MGhet-.s.
l<soey hsusas with lots Nos . 10 o PclhAmsf.
Is n e Noarse-ss lsxSo each SeEei. ell 70
IL asA S-ss9y bafllnSs With kf, No 70 Wet 18Th
o. . e. Ji3e Il y ef 7th-sye lot SsaASs-S; Jacobs.
s-.so,y b.nA.as ~ ies 3. ses C.nsi;ss. $3.50
SSso~y building via lst, No 500 Eat s3ds s. IS
4 & New. Le $3.50 Csshley. ei5, 500
1s1orv bsildieg With ~, No a. WeS RftA-tt .,
ri n q LenoIeve. bt c6lx1ooi IL AarisE Seno.s.
BROOKLYy PROPERTY.
2-ssD-y Dwelling 9TH iets. No tsl wahingsoneve.
a 100 n Il GatSsaye, lo.A 23x1i3 each Prank fres-
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Gitn propcrtn for 5aIe.

Gitn propertn for Sale.
pJoINING 5TH-AvE-
HUNTINGTON. wHITXry AND vANpT:EBiLr
HOUSES
Fu,l.Si1c Te,!dcns.. iNtra ID 9TH House.
Low Price la-r T..E,.
Immediate Possession
v. K STrVFNsnN CO,
Bfo4dsay.
4 VERY SUPERIOR HOUSE IL wE>r I'D SIi'i ~.
N l'arA-u.!s cav.' vo9s fO- ~ ~ -f
" - ''f~'h -sl.
Tr.~ dep. ~iI" 2sN'Nio- ~ .
able. P--l.l.. oly = r. L.. H"t ',H.'S. IL
btre<t .thse>t curn.i ~. Ay"'Iu- ltS IL sd"ar
MOST PI RFTiT HOUSE -t'A,--nins.y D. ''atrf
n HIGH hoaIt- sta,on Re-uirtG tock Pro-I-~t M.
i.,6s I~Sn;tOa-a,'.. ne,t :'''h - A i-' - ''t
Pre-" sid oas, ,aSa Pour j. mt "t
czce La, txo IC.t IIo,.s .s,l-r Will a.va'- >a"~
Nlue surely ibcfras~. D Il. HorGHTON 10 Br'N.
ONLY THREE LErTloi Tia, handsome rVw OF pri'A,e
Odwellings s. 10 AMI IL Fast seds nea- oih-a,e &C.
CANT 10 alton rrc- r. 81 mt.
10O Tfi.ST. n Ak IT>uN AVE- J-:"., hrorh.tone
lou :. 4. Jx,0xi'o fe~p pr. sli.U n
PoRTiW 4 90. -. last f:ShHt
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financial.

Reorganization
ST. LOUIS, ARKANSAS
TEXAS RAILWAYS
In Texas and In Arkansas and Missouri.
NOTICE.
TIE Cs..sr,ee nader The Pa. sna Asree.e.s Ter
ske R@srsnsizaiiss Of the 80. Lssas, Arkansas sss
re,.s Railways In Texas. asa In Arkansas ass
M,....ri. dated Dee. 10. 1879 aad lodged with 'As
Central Trsss Cs.pssy Of New. York
DECLARE rDe ~ " AGREEMENT
EFFEtVivE-
x,.y,, 70 p~r es., sftse FIRsrs. ever 80 per ees'
ef,he SECONDS. and . large aneans or the sssek has
bee~ SeDssaieA and asseusea
TIE tine Ter aepssisina rsrtiies ssA aeeeSnss
..s.cripsiea right 10 EXTENDED I'D weDNsmDA,
MARCH 5. 1899. Amer that dale secsrisies Will ss'
~ received payment 81 . penalty 81 PER eess .
hs.ls asA PER cess % sssrk.
Csples s(the Rserea.asaiies Agreewess end Terms
far ae~eptnsre assiGlsent Of sssserpsse rtasss
nay - had Of asy mess~r 81 the esss""ee ss~ ~
the GENITAL TRt~T COMPANY.
A sysAleate Or bankers IN. bees formed which
vi, al the uriii~s ea~re< fer sasscrpses asa
set ssSsr rbeA fer and 10 ala assessssesss 81 ass-
...,p,,.s .~e.risy holder. ssAer the ter.s sf the
yndieaie asrecment.
FREDERIC r. OLCOrE> !
;::;; ;;: ,..
EDMlND SMITH.
"a. g. ELLIS. SECRETARY.
~ wALI~ST.
New.Ysrk. Feb. 20. 1889.
p. r. OLCOrr. Ess. Ckairm,n-
DEAk sIRi
Ihes 70 advise -. TART puslic meeting sf 80.
Ionic, Arkap.a. asA Texas Railway Csapaay srss
certiHr holders reaseucd by the i>ssses
ee.s.slsi~e r~pr~ shs>~ ~~cnrtfi~-- held "
IspLsa fhi. the ptan rrpre.enrd By Jssr essas
-,ii,ee was adopted. Vrvy truiy yssr--
{. T.. BKETHERTON.
aenb<r OF The Lesdsa Csomitiee.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-18
Union Veteran Legion.

COLONEL HArRY's paper on the Army of the
Cumberland gave the best history Of that army
yet presented. and the Colonel was warmly
congratulated by hall full Of old soldiers.
On tomorrow night Comrade Reed will read
paper giving the history Of the One Hundred
and First Pennsylvania Volunteers before En-
campment No. l. 1t promises to be one Of the
most entertaining of the series.
ON Monday evening. June 2, the beautiful
halls and parlors of Encampment No. !
will be thrown open to the public. On that
occasion the memorial exercises will take place
over the dead of the Legion Of the past year.
Charles F. McKenna will deliver the oration,
and It Is expected that the music will be fur
nished blythe boy choir Of 81. Peters Episcopal
Church.
ENcAMPMErT No. / has issued orders direct
ing the comrades to assemble ut headquarters
on Sunday. May rs, TO attend services at Rev.Mr.
Purves church, and on the Sunday following
will attend services nc st. Paups Cathedral,
where Bishop Phelan will deliver the address,
As this Is the nrst time any military organiza-
tion has been invited to attend the Cathedral,
much interest is manifested, and 1t Is expected
the legion and old soldiers generally will attend
In full force.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-18
Wednesday; " June 3 and I The proceeds viii

wednesday, June and Tno pfooeeos VIII
60 toward the Corps fund.
The twenty-nrst annual reunion Of the asso-
citation Of Battery B, First Pennsylvania Light
Artillery. will be held at Mount Jackson, Law
renee county, Pa, on Saturday. JuneI. This
will be the quarter-ceHtennial OF the muster OF
"Cooper's Battery" out of the service.
ABOUT 100 comrades accompanied Depart
ment Commander Denniston to New Brighton
on Thursday evening. The visitors were
royalty treated. Many prominent citizens were
at the big campfire at which Major Denniston,
Major Montooth and Comrade sample spoke.
THE Department President Of the Ladies Of
the G.. A. R., made an official visit to Bedford
Circle No. 90 last week and on her return trip
organized circle In Tarentum, which, from all
indications will be q successful one, as the
ladies all take very great interest IN the work.
THE grand concert under the auspices Of the
Ladies' Of the g. A. r. will be held at Old City
Hall next Thursday evening. The proceeds
will doubtless swell the soldiers widows home
fund considerably. Tickets will be 80 cents,
and rs cents extra for o reserved seat. The
sale of seats will begin az Mellor q Hoene's, II
Fifth avenue, tomorrow.
THE quarters Of Post 10. Philadelphia, will
be completed on the 10th inst and on the even
ing of the 2lst the new hall will be dedicated
with appropriate ceremonies. His Honor, Gov
ernor Beaver, many Of our prominent citizens
and Department Commander j. +. Denniston
and staff will be present. Secretary OF Inter
nal Affairs, P. d. e., Thomas ]. Stewart, will
deliver the GRAFTON.
DEPARTMENT CoMMANDER DENNIsroF
will leave for Philadelphia on next Wednes-
day. accompanied by Comrades Sample, Smith,
Bsrchfield, Bengough and Klein. They will
all be present at Past Department Commander
Thomas ]. Stewards home at Norristowu when
the departments testimonial, of which mention
has been made, viii be presented to Colonel
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-18

That the students Of any college Of standing
would be allowed to desecrate Memorial Day
by making 1t field day is beyond the belief OF
the average loyal citizen. yet such is believed
TO be the intention. But it will not be done
without strong protest from the organization
through which the day was consecrated to the
memory of those who died in the heroic defense
Of the nation. The following letter from one
OF the members was read at Monday nights
meeting of Post 8:
"Some time ago, within the past two weeks,
saw o notice in one Of the papers that . contest
between several universities would take place
In Allegheny City on Memorial Day. hope
that our post will protest against our institu-
tions of learning and all other organizations
selecting Memorial Day for any other purpose
than that for which 1t was made legal
named above will disregard the day on which
all loyal citizens should honor and pay tribute
to those who died in defense Of our country,
how can we ever expect to bring Others to fully
realize the importance of the dav. We have
for years labored to have the general public
discontinue picnics ball games and other
sports and Join with US in honoring our dead,
and now to have our colleges select the day for
field sports. athletic contests, ETC., ID taking us
back to the time when no one bus the soldiers
honored the day."
The matter was warmly commented upon by
the members and with the sense Of the post,
Grafton of the Gay, or Its observance as
holiday In any manner other than the sacred
one OF honoring our dead comrades" was re-
feired to the Memorial Day Committee with
Instructions to bring the matter before the
General Committed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-18
Welcomed and WeIcominG.

Miss Kate snowden, of OIL City. is visiting
friends in Pittsburg
Mrs. J. b. Glow, of Chicago, is visiting ct the
residence Of w. s. Glow, at Williamsburg.
MIR. and Mrs. William h Liggett, OF North
Highlanc avenue. East End, are visiting friends
In Boston.
The Edward oxnard family, Of Allegheny,
will occupy Mrs. Cofan's place Iat Leetsdale for
the summer.
Mrs. George c. Smith OF New York is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William z.
Schmertz, of Oakland.
Misses Agnes, Jean and Ethel Hamilton
daughters of Superintendent of Parks, leave
for Chicago Sunday evening on o short visit.
Mrs. H. w. Ransom, of Baltimore, and Miss
Annie Crossan Ransom aged months, are the
guests Of Dr.. and Mrs. DAILY, of Howe street,
East End.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Mckee of the East
End, arrived home from their bridal trip yes
terday and took possession Of their apartments
at the "Kenmawr."
Mr.. Walter E. Mellor left for New York on
Thursday to meet his uncle, Mr.. @. g. Reinhart
the artist, with whom he will return to the city
some time next week.
Miss Rowena Landon, the accomplished
young instructor in classical languages is with
friends in the city, en- route from Beaver, Pa,
to the home Of her parents in Columbus, o.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-18
Williamsburg Small Talk.

MISS GERTRUDE TRULY, of Holland street,
is visiting friends at Blairsville, Pa.
THE gold cord" social by the U. b Sunday
| school was financial success. About $50 was
| cleared.
Mr. WILLIAM CHARLES, of swissyale ave.
nue., is convalescent after . severe attack Of
| typhoid fever.
MRS. M. X. SALISBURY, Of Park place. who
has been visiting friends in Flint Mioh., has
returned home.
MISS MATTE MCCORMICK, who has been
visiting in this city, returned to her home In
Altoona last evening.
MISS ANNIE MYERS, of Monroevilie. was the
| guest Of her friend, Miss Agnes Creelmar, of
Penn avenue, last week.
MISS MARI e. LovETT, Of White Ash, was
the guest of her cousin, Miss Emily Lovett of
Penn avenue, last week.
Mr.. +. g. BIssELL and family Of Penn ave.
nue., left last week for Somerset county. where
they intend to spend the next three months.
REV. J. NJ. JEsHER, pastor OF the United
Brethren Church, returned yesterday from
Lebanon. Pa, where he had gone TO attend the
funeral OF his father,
Mrs. WILLIAM HfIL, of Edgswood, gsve o
reception last Ihutsday evening in honor Of
her friend. Mrs, Lepd6h, OF Allegheny About
20 guests were pleasantly entertained,
MRs j. NJ, LHsHHh 10 0 delegate from this
county 10 the fourteenth annual beard meet
ing Of the Wemeh's Missionary Society Of the
bhltsa AtsSHtsh ShpfeAI 70 pe helh on the
i4th,
THE Lengfeiew Literary Club will meet at
the house of Miss Emily Hennihg, on Wallace
street, next Friday evening. May "a. Stanley
and his explorations will ba the subject of con.
VeFsation, inteFspsFsed with music ana FseitR-
tiOns of Tennyson's poetry.
RKv, W, w, CARRUFHERs, formerly pastor
of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, bus
who has been a missionary In the tropics for
nearly two years. II expected in Williamsburg
paNT Z mn n VII sit lla lad If hEa
former congregation are making preparations
for q notable reception They expect 10 TO be
the society event Of the summer.
MRS J. X. DILLON, of South street, will en-.
tertain the Young Women's Christian Temper
anGe Union on the evening of Nav 20, when the
following programme will be rendered: Solo,
Mrs. NJ. M. Ayres; grafton. Mr.. James Steele;
duet Messrs r. A. Steele and James Denim.
ger; piano solo, Miss Lilly Swift; duet, Misses
Swift and Core; reading. Mr.. James Sloane, and
piano solo, Mr., J. Dillon,
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The Remarkable sueee 8 Of Nine. A Rup-
pert, Complexion Specialist

Madame Rupert, who delivered q lecture at
the Grand Opera House Thursday. says she
was delighted with the grand reception gwen
her by the intelligent ladies of Pittsburg, and
has come here to open parlors. VIII cheerrully
give all information regarding the ailments OF
the skin at her offices. 203 and 2O4 Hamilton
building. Fifth avenue.
Mime. A. Rupert, New ork's only thorough
complexion specialist does not claim for her
specialties that they were purchased at tabu-
lous prices from any OF the nobility OF Europe,
but states candidly that her knowledge Of the
skin comes from years of experience and hard
study my success" says Nine. Rupert, ''is
due to the fact that do what l claim TO do,
and make no great promises. My new process
OF bleaching the skin clears the pores Of all
poisonous filings, and Is my own discovery.
There Is only one genuine Face Bleach. My
article Is entirely original, and guarantee by
its use the removal OF Wrinkles, Plmples,
Freckles. Moth Patches, Comedones Rough
ness Discoloration of the Skin, Redness OF
the Nose, Sallowness, etc"
The Bleach is labeled with fac-simile Of photo
and signature of Nine. A Rupert and sold for
So per bottle, 3 bottles usually sufficient for
cure) S.. II Is not a cosmetic, does not require
constant use, as bleaching the skin once in
eight years will be sufficient to keep the COM
plexion faultless. II Is sure In every case, and
harmless for the most delicate skin.
Send 4c postage for full particulars to Nine.
A. Rupert, Room 203 Hamilton building, Fifth
avenue, Pittsburg, Pa, mylSH
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eewIckley society Notes.

Miss Elizabeth Low is visiting Miss Baldwin.
Of Rochester, N. Y.
Mrs. John n. White is home after visit 10
relatives in Fort Wayne, Ind.
Mr. Harry Osburn arrived home Yesterday
after spending two years studying in Boston.
Mrs. Dale Bakewell. Of Minneapolis, Mimi,
Ia visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Semple.
The Edgeworth Whist Club was pleasantly
last Monday evening.
been staying at the Park Place Hotel left dur
ing the week for PHILADELPHIA.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and family left
during the week for Saegertown, Pa, where
they expect to remain the greater part Of the
summer.
Cards have been issued by Miss Duncan,
Miss McCleery, Miss w hitting and Miss Blair
for a tea" next Thursday afternoon from 8
until $50, at the residence of Mrs. G. Duncan,
at Osborne station.
MIR. and Mrs. R. J. Cunningham were the
guests of honor at the progressive euchre given
by Mrs. John Roe last Wednesday evening
The ladies' head and consolation prizes silver
after-dinner coffee spoon and silver bon-bon
tongs were won by Mrs. Howard Blair and
Mrs. Johns. The gentlemen fortunate in win
ming silver-headed cane and picture were Mr.
r. ]. Cunningham and MI. w. w. Cunning
ham.
The Sewickley athletic grounds were formal
ly opened yesterday afternoon for the season of
'90 There have been number of improve
ments made to the grounds and the season
promises to be very successful one under the
management of Mr.. Frank Osborn, President;
Mr.. Harry Richardson, Vice President; Mr.W
W. Whitesell, Secretary Mr.. Fred Irwin,
Treasurer, and Mr.. John Porter, Mr.. George
Wnitesell and Mr.. R. P. NeviD, Jr., Executive
Committee.