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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
1lnauridl mecfinns.

OFFICE OF
THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE AMERICAN
COTTON OIL COMPANY:
DLEASk TAhE NUIiCE that the Annual
l. Meeting OF the Stockholders Of The American Cotton
U Company VIII be held at the principal Office OF the
Company, the State OF NewJersey at the refinery near
Gutenberg Union Township Hudson County on Thurs
day the 9th day OF November 1890. at IL o'clock
the purpose Of electng Directors and for the trans.
action Of such other business may properly come before
the meeting.
Transfer Books Of the Company will be closed
on Thursday the OF October 1870, at O'Clock
D. m and WIN remain closed until Friday, the It'll day OF
November, 1890, at 10 o'clock =. M.
Dated October 3, 1890.
BY order Of the Board q Directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
II BROADWAY, New-York, Oct z, 1890.
TN HE ANNUAL MEETING of the sharehold
ers Of the Manhattan Railway Company Will be held
at the Companys 0nse 10 Sew.York CITY NO. ~ b hS
the 18th day OF said month), at 10 o'clock noon. . ,
A Board Of Directors for the ensuing year ~ TO DO
elected, and three Inspectors Of Election. ,, .
Directors thus elected Will be exohicio Directors
also Of the Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company for
the term. - an
The transfer books will he closed Monday, Oct. 49,
at O'Clock p m, and reopened on Thursday, Nov. ID
at 10 o'clock q. m.
" D. W. McwILIIAMS. Secretary
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THE MONEY MARKET.


b. Tuesday. Nov. Alp. m.
& Il being . legal holiday to-day the Stock Ex-
.hanse was closed For the convenience of read
~ we reprint the closing quotations OF yesterday
Tfe United States Treasury at Washington re-
ssivcd to-day Si7o,4Se National bank notes for
redemption. e..o a..
Tlc customs receipts were S64s,l54, ana The
internal revenue receipts SlS4,9
To-day's Washington Treasury statement oil cash
an hand and deposits In banks compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as Ioiiows'
Now 1. Nov I. Differences.
Net cold on hand 9s $l5e ys2 Sis Inc $500 s5
Sss sIver on hand l20ol.'S l2,o2,lSi Dec. oSosoo
N "a h ,ss s7ss,2es 4,o9l2oi Dec. 7ci.ees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
over outstanding 49,, ooo 49,, M. an n ara Al
certificates vi 80 ,5y ~ 800, -. "
Deyosts in BANKS 1913 ,esT % iSl, lSi Do. Ssooso
Net csh COS 800 SECS
In London British consols were unchanged "a, a.
o3 ZIG for money and 81 higher at "a l5io lo
tho account In the outside market .tnoney was
easier at 10 per cent for daily balances. Dar
silver was a shade lower at AZ 9-l6d. an ounce
Enplish standard. AMERICAN railway shares au,
vnnced materially under the lead Of st. Paul anu
Canadian Pacific. The most conspicuous eAceptioih
TO the movement was New-York Central wnacn
lost ga Der cent. At Paris French per cchIs au
yanced to %. 20, sight exchange on LONDON iiSins
m IS 81 1-2 francs to the 6 sterling
THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

unchanged prices Pulled woods have Arm brIos
traan and other foreign woods Arm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

prices have shown some decline our last report
1fanherres In moderate supply light demand ana saay
fapey bright FLORIDA oranges ars Doing better common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
Dipioeno Notices

THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
l. BANK, 12S Broadway, ew-YorlI Oct "a, $780,
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors held this day.
dividend Of THREE AND 0NE-HALF f32) PER CENT
the capital stock was declared payable Nov 1st
proximo
Transfer books will close day and reopen Nov 9th
proximo. EDWARD BURNS. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

P~cefpts for FIVE days IS 009 boxes. Exports n 0s7
boxes Home trade has continued fai but there nas De
Indifferent demand from shippers, ana iT I'LL
kef as a whole lost little during the week i3
SIC outside for fancy colofed ana :.
critical about quality and stock hat shows r s a3eEy
Plenty Of really cheese going at x Skins
cream lots at 61d9c parcels nt less fart
hayo ais" declined and the market s. heavy Pennsy
va lableQuality TOO poor iof any "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
Liverpool Nov y. m-The sales Of the day includeo
0.OOO bales American.
Futuses closed steady low niddlin
clause November delivery 235id buyers November ANY
December delivery. 220ta5 230td December and Janu
airy aeyey Z36id sellcis; January and February as
livery. o 25-0iuS 24Gd February and March delivery,
2S-1ta5 $500; March and April delivery, z1.0isl
% 04d; April and May delivery ooGia5 30-64d; MAY
and June delivery s2Gfd sellers June and july delivery
HAVANA MARKETS.
Havana, Nov. 4.-Spanish gold. 23od239k. Exchange
quiet Sugar quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

PENNSYLVANIA RAIIKOAD Co.
TREASURERS DEPARTMENT.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. B. 1890.
IT, HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this
l. day declared o semi annual dividend Of TWO AND
ONE-iALF PER CENT. upon the capital stock Of the
company clear Of payable after November 30
next shareholders registered the books Of the CON-
pany at D. m. October 81. 1890.
On November 30 dividends will be paid to only
ROBERT W. SMITH, Treasurer.
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Ocean cleaners.

CHARLESTON, s. c., the South & Southwest.
~ 'A TiiE CLYDE fEN sTEAMsHip coMPANY. ID
From pier 90 Z. Il. Ofoot Roosevelt-ss.) at 8 D.
YEMASSEE Charleston and Jacksonville We'd NV. &.
CHEKOKEE, Charleston and Jacksony =. Fri. Nov Z
SEMINOLE Charleston and Jackson vile. .Mon Nov. TO-
IROQUOIS, Charleston and Jacksonville We'd Nov. H.
All steamers have rsclass passenger accommodations.
under policy effected onefth OF
cent WIN. +. CLYDE & CO., General Agents,
Bowling Green N. Y.
T. O. Eyer. Gen'l Agt. g. s. Fr't Line. 3i7 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05
FRUITS AND BEERIEs-DRIED.

Receipts for I'VE days, 1905 pkes exports ssG pxss
Choice and fancy apples continue 70
up 70 receipts and prices hold firm Prime run more
plenty, rather quiet. shade easier Sund appies
both sliced and coarse In light stock ana WE eu a.
full rates. Chops quiet. Cores and skins In oe"ahu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

n,,.s are In fair supply but considerable stock
ent e store end unde ~ d.ad for tep az. g
HIT suppIy but quiet ouinces scarce me ~" exs
- ESiiE baaow prime. 4asDes plenty sne Vu'"'
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EGGS.

Rece,pts for days. z0s1 bbs and 25703 cases Fancy
fresn sssberee suitable for the pst Class OF fsde %
Sscis alsbe TO PC but 20 few arc o. qualify
Uost Of The frcsh collections are selling q, o2 snd sloS
sSirh shoSs sny seoua mixture with old Gags Is offered
rrcss md baH To move fais call for prime
sweet hsld eees LINED in very moderate demand,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-05

Receipts for days 1870 bales exports LIPS bales
refusing TO operate bevond pressing needs owing to the
high prices clrrent there is nevertheless nrin feeling
among holders anxiety about moving goods any more
freely The country is strong and Lohaoh cables report
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-23

a Record Of Buildings Authorised by
Inspector Abbott.
Bailding Inspector Abbott yesterday iasued
the following permits:
John Dow. twostory frame house. los 7, block
9. d. T. Denny's addition 70 North Seattle; cost,
$500
~ winses, cne-story frame building, lot 1.
block 10 y 4 Bells nrst edition; cot, 300
A. q. woodstsr, one and . half story frame
building. lot 3, block q A. Lake Union edition;
cost, 500.
First Norwegian snd Danish Baptist church.
twossory frame church. lot J. block Z, q A.
Belle second addition: cost, s. ,5Oo
O. r. Adams. one and one-half story frame
building, lot 9. Mob Hill addition; cost. $50.
George Boyntou. twosfosy frame house. lots 8,
T. II and Is block 9. Bayside addition; cost,
S7,to0
d. T. purie. one-story frame building. lot 1,
block "a tide Oats. cost 1850
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"Tea dust for sale" + the sign that 81
tracts attention upon the door OF down
town wholesale house, and Il causes con-
siderable comment when read by passers-
by. The dust II what remains In the boxes
after the tea has been sifted out to pur-
chasers in large quantities, and In the
average boz the dust viii weigh several
pounds. 1t is sold TO storekeepers in tho
poorer districts ct Is cents pound, and like
wise TO the cheaper restaurants. In the case
OF doctored tea. great deal Of the doctoring
material Is settled IN the dust and the dust
Is therefore pure poison. Tea made from
this dust is about - palatable ~ dish water
would be, and one pities the poor who have
10 drink the decoction. or do without the
cup that cheers but don't inebriate.
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a SAD AccrDxxr.
Terrible Fall of . Boy Eighty-Hiv
reef.


Spokane Falls Chronicle
One Of the ssddesf accidents that ever hap
pened In spokane Pals. was that By which Al
i0nss McDenxai. ons OF the boys q Gonsaga
coiisss mss his death yesterday afternoon
unmber Of the boys. while out Tor their
nsnxl afternoon walk, were playing on the
Twiekenham fridge OF the seattle 4 Lake shore
road. vbea young MeDougal opened the trap
door and started down the ladder. IL some
manner. which his companions could MT ex-
plain, he slipped ana Eel 20 the rocks bei0v, Q
distance Of eishty-ive feet Two OF the boys
procured buggy AID drove % town alter Dr..
Weoh. who, with Father Mschin, drove at once
to the scene Of the accident They we're too
tsse. however. ~ the little led WAS dead when
they reached him. The doctors opinion WAS
that he had been instantly killed by the fall
His leg wsS bfoken In TIRES places. and some Of
the gravel stones had been ground into the
nesh.
DR.. webb aud Father MscAin placed the re-
Rains kimberly in q wagon and sent them 70 the
college, vhile they came 10 the city TO ind the
coroner ard learn what was necessary 70 be
DONE Dr.. Mclean decided that an inquest WA
not necessary under the circumstance
The lads parents live near seattle and ere
very wealthy. Alfonso was the only son and
tie pride OF his fathers heart The blow falls
very heavily on him and Father Machin said Is
Was one Of the most painful duties be had ever
been compelled to discharge when he tale
grsphed NJ. McDougal the sad news Of his sons
untamcly death
IL was IN affecting scene af the college last
night when the students were singing Ct ves-
pers. The youthful voices utterly failed the
boys ~ they thought Of their absent companion.
The parents had number OF warm friencs In
this city who called st the college today. They
arc expected 10 arrive from Seattle ana take
charge OF the remains tonight
Alfonso was only 10 years Of age. but was ono
Of the brightest pupils in the school
The funeral OF McDougal will take place from
Coinage college, Friday morning ct $50 TO
Northern Pacific depot Tho remains VIII be In
TERED in Seattle
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osvursA.s March sa-rwensy.ans senators
voro peesent when the Senate met ~ 10 this
nssuin9s The reading OF tie toafasl was din
ponse1 With.
Wsslsns called up n. n Ma as relative o.
hAsbce coamsassoaess. Tor TIE passage ct TIE
Wed. ssassHx that n ~ss necessary TO send the
n1ll 10 shs H0ssss Cor early srfson. moved thai
- molten - recceaider - lala urea the sshss
ohas the hill might b released.
a. Ma =. By Jenes-Te establish ana sup
AT bHreAa cf labor sssssstsos etc. wss sasea
~ vish = = No issas. b. ossasS On The sssas
ophjecA
nun moved 70 indefinitely resspaae s~ssa.
JUnoo cppcned shia. ssyfns that this wss ne
cnly measure which TIE labor tur~sa ~ssss4s
II enkod lAir ccnsldssasiaa ealy for hts hs.i.
ont e - wese defeAsed be was xalss rxs.sy ~
aeeeus shs Inevitable
Ktnnsss also opposed sAs saatsoa TAsrs was
lnseAss debate. and the aessaE vas snaeaaeSf %
solee only - d n Ma. ISsss AnsnAasas sess
yeos 4 nays IL Tas estxsaAl nssslea vas teen
carried On vivs vcee vess.
a q Ia ~. b. the ualveesity easaaltsee--ya
reostdo Tor ne ESTABLISH msns. sasanssnsnx~ ana
support fcf ths ssass salssssaty 81 wasAinxsoa.
fns 1adicaaxy ceEmsgsse osssrd an arnsnss.
uene exump4ana frosa pssssns sAls sass rat al
- unSsog1fu ssss uroa walca the Fssss Rexs.
meaa Asmcry now ssaadss sdeSss3
Il woe peostse1 ssss Possession IL TIE tract es
pese sAsrsoa - nss ssvsa as "a rxrsAas<rs aasss
boosmbes y. lsel
Ins sppesprsAsssa Of ssaaas Sos the p~yusas
q nlasiss anA c<Aes sersessry sxpsnsss ffsza
1nnnary / IA - yrsy. 1871. wss ssxsekss cat
Sslns cswues1 - sseaAss biz
3 - lu1sAs provided Tact pc~ssssaa a. a.,
= nv oose1on Il he uacs nay ~ dxasvsrra a.
- itauustea 81 ths rsgs1n esfass peexnhsss
- Ia ~isA an<aansna passed VIA
omosrpncy eiAusA
- 6N1 ~ n usssa-fsx Ne ssssssssnsas
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,rHE CoVNrERFEfTEg CAUGHT.
The Waiia Watsa eresnhaek Raiser Ar.
FestSsl-1h~ AauAw@

ws1Ls NslI,. March s4--Arwnt Moorhoase.
90 the rmssilas Instisa reservation. arrived
this nsarutas TO .fases,tgsse the matter af ,he
arrest ef the ave sanAss nov IN tsii here cen
siessa II stealing tscss fruSs dead sheen
4ks s4asas t.aAm sAst the men William
JeAassa - sasa Asa. tnfsrned them sAat he
sheep ssxLnaxei "a fhsm. gahessn and Asa
ees4at tsss htses szS thxa hal toe Indians ar
rrsssd The sasilspk also elSsia thai ths justice
VIC ssnytSssd them na1~ taiecsas psapass.
Easss. Kax EastseF wsis BE- paced la the Asass.
OF TIE A3ssysss ss.0sAe5.
Tav farres wHe FasSsi ave dollar greenhsea
e. swsafy IA sai< sigy Nazasv ana eAanx a h
sas zfsrssssi q Pvastsssa Friday. lie p&syxa
tsas sSaae <eEfs sseTs. s&s aaeSesest aud IA a,ss
b. IAkA Als aasae j. Fsask Sherwood
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oLvMrtA. March zs-Tne following articles Of
incorporation have b<en nied:
ofcss Island Fruit Company, Seattle: capital
stock, tsaoQp Trusfcee-p. y. Baxter. Edmond
4 Mcsncy. W. A. Peters object-To conduct
general truit hasinssa
Port Angeles Hand and Theaier Company;
capital stock. 500 Trusiecs-t;coryr r.
Halnes. John n. Spears. Joseph ". Jones' Oh
iees-To ceaduet . general hand and theasef
business.
Ataslie Lumber Company. OF Ainsiie, capital
stock. Saa0n. Trnstees-n. q. Ainsltc. r. A.
Hsrmsn. obicrt-To manufacture building
materials
Maine savings And Loan Association. Port
Townsend: capital stock. slooeo Trustees
John " Hinds John n. scott, w II. III. Learned.
Charles r. wskemsa. william ". Ferrfef. Rus-
sell Glover. Port Townsend. and David r.
nsany. seattle ohiecs-ro carry on general
ioaa and investment business
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otysrfA. March s2-rhe following named
nessfies pubic have been appointed BY The
governor;
A. l. Palmer. Albert T. Nielsen. Seattle: j. J.
1. lvSi. Asgeae l. csFssoa. "a. @. Msrtindaie.
spCksne Fails: W. 7. Treadweii, H. r. waity,
sesosns; J. n ftesrell. J. n. Banks. ralouss
tsfxs =, Lesis. Port Angeles: Arthar Hattie.
Naaeouywr. j. {, slanlne. feim; A. = Grexurv.
wai3s Walls. John y. Nonnt Blaine ". 4.
ssFssshs Fsitaasea, A. ". Norman. Deep
creek F&lls Total 10 date. "a
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TEN To rlrry uopRs sAygn

Ey taking the Northern Paetac vessi aaless train:
leaves Seattle 5,oS a. N. dairy No change %
cAsS and I'll raies the shortest foWis Ia sAs-
sssn TuuFsst sleeping cars thruuxh. placing
passengers Ia linton depos ten o. ATTY hoars
ahsad OF other Inca A. Callncrgs eIsy ticket
AGENT. rs eecond street Boston eaoex. q Iosa-
AIN. lelSt tScksk sgcns. seattle
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A rsAcE aaKtn srrIxp.


TkssxA. Ms-ch - - sss ssAAs.iz< als-sv Is hseA
esassss The arssa II yiensa pezsp4a Is ali |.
msssrss II - sssa fsss 'stxrass nsrs~4s ~.
queen bad eevn ssa eesss e rAp alsrAsrwa ~
hxEnsssslne sra Go tsgvssal asa raEsse lr.-
ssesssie fsesa iss ssaFioy q 9 eeatraesoy. Po<a-
10 9ezth
IA 10 sarre<at fxaxcsta tAe eAies Actor IN
TIE nAxx<ts. ass geas ta Fatraxxea He vii IA
Arrested tA<fs and ssaTre2 - tAis essy.
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fae Tntan Fscsae 10 ire asiy s-snsconsInenfai
HE running iFse reclining chair cars asss Fea
nan tessftss sleeping cars iraps the Pacific coast
"a tas EAST A. Z, Martha. ely tirkei axeas. "a
s<eAsaa street. Gos.1a esocx =. T. h-sSxx agent
elty GqEk
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GARRETT CLEANING CONE on SHORT NO

ysncens & MsCatchin have adast machinery
TO their new steam Laundry 10 csesn carpets and
ali kinds OF rags, At reasonable prseea We DO
al Starch vera ey hand instead of machinery.
which II great saving ~ eiotaeA Give US =
trial and De esaytnced. Hotel, restaurant and
lcissnshausc work specially. Telephone 2sS
A. ID boy -
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lAreagA Pa Esn vesstha ed sssepers and Ia
sEx-Sars Alsa leses. Improved bs1rlx s;esp<n
threEsh - TIE Kxxt via Northern Pacific rail-
fvAc- A. Ia1.e~gg. CITY sxekes aren't rs eeconi
street. kasson esesk. l. 1cnk1s. s<pos Srkes
exfzk seaf-aA
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OF sad irons. Hardware dealer producing the
srtielesl-Yes'm. Here they are. Young house
vile innocentIyf-Bus are those really sd
ironsT Hardware dealer assuring yI-why,
yea Cant yca see they are in hlaskf
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AZ elssSes of slcksss reNssrx via she Unsca
Fsesee 70 TIE Ese are god VIA SAT- Lake CITY
AIS Beaver ~ beat extra sAarve A. c. MARTA.
rsfr tseRex Axxas. 10 sexua1 szs<e< Huefan esoek
q " Ef.xxxs sgens city 1oek
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Researches 90 sas steamship line in ire A.
tsstsr service 10 EareSe ard Eas.asi caa be &C.
cured al SarsAsxa fseA6c oeseeA A. CaiaDerg
t1sy ErksE sgsat sEs second strets- Aosson
esoek. 4 IoxkAa. 1ETsot t.eket Aetaa seattle.
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Purchase your tickets and reserve your sioop-
tng-caf accOUmodatfo1 over Northern Pacific
railroad A. Chilherg. city ticket agent rs
second street Boston block; Z Tonkin, depoe
ticket agent, 6eattie
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TACOMA. March IA Joint acsi0a - begun
s3afnH he Duektey Lsnbes and Ghtnxls Manu-
FEATURING Company today IN - superior eoars
By the Traderf bsnk. 1ferchant1 Nsst0nai
hank the Dank Of British Cosumn6a 81 ~
beeca \ EWING. I'll eFedtssn q - company.
he scxson b bfought 70 hare snBu1isd tzans-
The Company iass month. The ezu6isau aiIsge
tnas shs transfer was nAds With n afts0De -
defrsud them
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Yess Theusssd Dsllsrs For N Arr.
TACOMA. March 0-Peser Johnson. Who lot
N arm last summer while working for the To
eona ccs1ar Lumber Company. hiss been
awarded $1,000 By the superior court ne orig
mai suit was brought for es.00
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NORTHERN PACIrIC RAILRoAn

Tourist sleeping-can daily between seattio
and Chicago Twenty-Five miles the shogtsse
route and seven hours aud thirty six minutes Ia
advance of competing Inca A. ChiIberg, city
ticket agent us Second street, Boston block;
Toakin, depot ticket agent seattle.
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IsIBM ILLEGAL
i UNIVERSITY APPROXIMATION


1m11eewoarx~e aouo<soosA raf1oa
Isl = -
& IL &
Z
81 - -.
ne-~.~An
s. s
IWIn 49, R--4lo 49, unfssfsffy TN
= - 611r1r - rnersI1nx. "a v1ri - 3
~ - 6sUon = 6 3 epesuvsd - osssrsos
SIS - IN vn6eh efrstdm ~ he iocu1ion
$50 = 6snn0sy g Wnehtngton g o. nens
# $500 = nsnrA q nexen reuenfs peo-
B r 1en1v "a enneuus5n1os 10.
# nnoannenrrnn q - inGueatxou n
- Goo61oloo - - ossuaoa n nes1s II
5 - - - lnIlv gosiissA - $3.50,
60 - s. I. ea..seeasu vath NJ
81 s-, -, 4. 1870 - 4 esnsrns-
s ss.~s1 a ~ iarsss.. uaaatenencs
ss-s ~ ~ !. .-s.sssss 4, - 1872
S = ~ 81 ~ s.,,srrstv - 1. s.
81 ~s aS~~~ ~ q sksff 49, esrsfve nc~srs-
81 r61I riseSrsrer q. issi. rnis~ osherwias
I I71S6 p 60 1osrd q rsssnss. A ansnd-
& & '1777 ~ - 1sss..sss s~-~~ 5000
8 ~. - .r,a "a -
8 ~ ~ -. 1870.
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~ ~ ~. ~, 1870 49, = sbss s,,sh rur.
3 ~ esenre - sitss ~ going into court
y 3 !.y e. n0W ny $3.50 mo posslon "a
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81 Zz.s 4. 49, ~. = nau s1s . ~ ~. -
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il S67 In,1SS s~iIs- - 49, 5000 ~ srsrnre.
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1;7nSfr.s e : essss 81 Ia as sryss 81 land sor
9-eM = eeseqeo ond W.o3 Tor the axKicaitural
- - om4AonmAtsd eehooL
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unA4ee nssae asnsssnees however.
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yseoxA Ssrxe - All . rsesssag cf tae syerz.
tive senmsss~s o. IRE casrasr 81 csnsne-es
sae sNzae 81 NJ. Cssassa A. sa0.ssea wss Pre-
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soczn ?. Ilewssiyn-aassg nusi.tar
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IMPORTANT
For bargains In real estate ct Salmon Bay, -
Chilher. Gardner, room .. LevciIyn-Dodgs
hriidinG
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IMPORTANT

Il
For hsrEsfas IN rrsl estate 81 sasraou BAY see
ChsleSrs S Gardner. roon .. l4eweiyn Dodge
building