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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-16
RAILROAD INTEREt rs.
PACIFIC RAILROAD SINKING FUNDS
THE ATToRNEY-GENERAL HOLDS THAT PAhr
OFT THEM MAY BE REINvESTED In THE
uRSr MORTGAGE BONDS.


Washington, Feb 15-Attorney General Miller has
given an opinion TO Secretary Window in regard 10
the application of the Union. Pacific Railroad Com
nanv that the latter exercise the authority supposed
IN be conferred by Section of the Act of March },
1887 amendatOry of the Thurman Act and proceed
to sell the Government per cent bonds, composing
so much of the sinking fund under the thurman
Act as appertained TO the Union Pacific Company
when the Act of 1887 passed and to reinvest the
proceeds in the first mortgage bonds of any or all
of the railroads mentioned in the Act Of March 3,
1887 (supra) the same being the railroads that have
received aid from the Government in bonds" Inc
Attorney reviews at length the laws bearing
on this question, well as the opinions rendered by
his predecessors, and continues. in part:
/ am entirely clear that the power conferred on
the secretary of the Treasury by Section to invest
the sinking funds which held by him in the bonds
5 per cent bonds then held by him as part 81 the
sinking fund under the Thurman Act, OF whlch sec,
hon is an amendment, as 10 any money now pau
in or to be paid in from time TO time, for me pni
poses of that sinking fund and therefore that me
per cent bonds then constituting the sinking fund II
deemed advisable, and invest the proceeds in the
clnsion am compelled to differ from the opinion on
this question 6acS Of March Nay s 1887 Mr.
The plain purpose of Congress was to relieve the
railroad Companies and the United States Government
from great financial loss resulting from the enforced
investment in securities whose net Understanding
capacity had by reason OF unforeseen @ t am
Compelled to believe that the remedy was addressed
TO the whole evil moi merely to less lmportant part
The accommodations of nearly half OF the time pro
vlded for the growth of the sinking fund amounting
TO Something like S6,OOOOOO so invested a. to
hiring net interest of less than IL per cent
whereas by reinvesng I'm the first mortgage bonds OF
the railroad companies, without any loss OF security
the interest might, during the remaining wears he
nearly doubled Moreover, by selling the bonds al
ready in the fund, premium Of more ,han 81 10000?
wouid be at once realized and added TO the iund'
whereas if these bonds held TO maturity, tins
premium would be lost. 1t is not reasonable 70 sup
NIT rplV
~ nearly 81 600 900 already accumulated as prln
rinaI and was egsatng solely with reference to the
future accretiOns TO the fund
This brings me to another question. which Is
"whether the sinking fund can be invested IN the
first mortgage bonds of any of the roads that have
received aid from the Government in bonds am
reluctantly restrained to differ from nv learned pre-
decessor npon this point also and TO conclude that
Tho secretary has discretion to invest the sinking
funds in question in the first mortgage bonds of any
Of the railroad companies referred to IN me act %
I'm
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6orses ano Carriages.

UNSURPASSED FACIIlIIES -
THEIR NEW MAMMOTH ~ LID ~
FOR THE CAREFUL STORAGE or
FINE CARRIAGES AND SLElTliN, al
the following rates:
For Rroughams. Coupcs, T-carts, Coupe
RockaWays and other 4-pasSenRcr vehicles
- 30 per month.
For BERLIN Rockawavs Landaus. Coaches.
BaroucheS and 6-passrngei vehicles - per
For Phaetons. Road Wagons Carts and
2.pa s-eneor vehicles. 50 per month.
For Sloiehs seating 80 persons - per
For slciehs seating 3 or persons.
So so per month.
For Sleichs seating > persons. al 80 per
III INTENDED FOR SALE. \ PrtCE
CAN RI NAMED WITHOUT IJEl II Fk
CHARGE. EXCEPT COMMISSION
THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOOD
CARRIAGES Of the most
varied Kind in the city. on pIiIate, saie
also a large stock ~ NEW and SECOND.
HAND HARNESS OF ALL GRADES and
weights: saddle, and brides %.
VAN TASSELL & KFARNEY.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
and AUCTION Rooms.
100 AND lj2 EAST 18TH ST. ..
Through to 1875 ~ 1919 FAST 12TH-s
wv ANTED.-A hr.t-class brousham in
w goot condition. Addrc-> postorice
Box 3 293
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-16
RAILROAD PLANS IN NEW ENGLAND.

Boston, Feb. 10 (Speclal-lt is understood that The
Boston and Maine Company has arrived at an uhder-
standing with the Delaware and Hudson roan
whereby the latter. as ii comes into posses
sion of the Rutland system. Will make connection
with the Boston and Maine by building line from
some point in the Rutland route to Chremont one
ob,oct IN lac secured is a close come ton for the
freichtng of coal between the Delaware ana
Hudson and the Boston and Maine syS-
tens without such connection coal freight
would have to be sent through Rutland to Bellows
Falls and thence up the sullivan road to Claemont.
The lease Of the Rutland road TO the Central vermont
will expire in January next, when the Delaware ana
IIudsnn will come into possession OF thc katlahu
line The central Vermont is therefore surveying a
naraIel line TO the sullivan road from windsor 10
bellows Fails seventeen miles, IN view OF the proDable
Iese Of The Rutland system 1t Is also reported tt
tlns Central Vermont may buy the sullivan road for
II OOO
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Gonntrn Real geinlt for Sale

I'M CELEBRATED EYSpYK HORSE
/ FARM urar Chester. Orang- toW rs
y --c i,rr-. good hDu-" IS D., %. :;
ample 0ufhuldin<~. lFolo .5jl PHIL
LIS a WEI -. Tii'ur, building.
ITO ,LO~I ESTAT E.-rhc t,ursot-on
i farm 100 acres. situated in tho cent?"
of M, '.Ilir, - Iournt.il". Staten Island
has o large frontage ON the lower bay ~
N'w-NurA ri- property. a. ~ location.
Nl.w-. &c.. la uu-lrp1- grand op-
lortuuIft for Investment. Nddr'-- or riii
go ~. IS GAERIT~ON. Executor. office
" IT, Elliott. Attorney. POS broadway.
N.F. Nura
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DAMAGES AWARDED TO A aDEADnEAD.7

Chicago, Feb. 10 (Specau.-The Appellate Court
at Springfield has affirmed the suit of cN senator
Southworth Of Lichfcld against the Jacl SonNle and
Southeastern Railway. While member Of the Gen
eral Assembly. senator SOuthworth accepted pass
over the Jacksonville and Southeastern Railroad. lie
took passage on one Of the company'S trains and
injured in an accident which occurred 1t alleged.
willie the train was racing with another on rival
road. He brought suit IN the circuit court oi TINS
cOun+v and wa, awarded damages in the sum OF
50 900 The Appellate Court confirmed the Judgment
of the court below. The matter is not likely To be
finally determined, until passed on 10y the supreme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-16
CUTTING RATES To THE MISSOURI.

Chicago. Feb IS tspeciaD-The notice of reduction
nv the Illinois Central of rates TO the Missouri River
has disconnected the officials of Western roads All
dsy today the Western Freight Association labored
with the spectre of 20 per cent reduction. and at
the close thrust il aside until Monday The main topic
of discussion today the legality of the Illinois
CentraI's notice Charmau Faithorn first ruled that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-16

Judge Wallace yesterday rendered an opinion III
the case Of Fannie d. Wylie against the Missouri
Pacific Railway Company, case when recalls ue
robbery Of the Northampton Bank. in 1876. MIS-.
Wyle owned bonds of the Pacific Railroad oi MISSOURI
the predecessor OF the Missouri Pacific. Inc Dohu'
were Of the par value Of 81 900 and were worth over
90 600 After the bank robbery the numbers Oh inc
bonds were changed by the thieves, ana were then
sold. Mrs. Wylie brought suit against the rairoau
companv which set up the defence that IL was re
sponsibe to the purchaser Of the bonds lof ueir
value and could not be compelled TO pay MIS- NNHe
for them The decision is in favor Of the railroad
company judge Wallace says:
at is familiar law that a material alteration IN
negotiable paper made intentionally by the owner
avoids tbe obligation. An alteration, although IN
material part made by stranger without inc
nrivity of the owner not defeat the rght oil the
latter 10 recover upon the contract So Also where
tbe alteration is made by the owner, but Is acct
dcnfav made or is in an immaterial matter not vary
inc the legal effect of the contract, he may stu re-
covcr upon the obligation. It is Of no consequence
IN the nreseut case that the alteration was made by
thc thief II il was Of immatcrial part, the pur
chaser aconrcd the title Of the paintir TO the bonds
II il was Of material part the bonds bought by MN
,rcro nnf The genuine bonds. The case resolves IL
eli consequently, into the single question OF law
whether the alteration Of the serial number OF a
negotiable bond Is material alteration. II Is
destroys the obligation In the hands Oh an lnn9otnt
purchaser who has purchased IL for value ana be
Judcc Wallace reviews the decisions in this country
md i'm England and concludes that the law Is that
nc numhcrS Of bonds like those now In cOntro-
verev i'm which the numbers only serve the coia'crai
purpose Of protection and convenience. ana 40 NOT
directly indirectly enter mo the IInoi 81 ,he to
tract. are not material matter l"c ucIcn"'"' -
IN "A decree.
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the notice in order and the reduction received the
assent of the association. subsequently Chairman
Faithorn reversed his ruling, declaring the Illinois
Central notice Illegal This gave excuse for delay al,
though the Illinois Central declared its notices iad
been issued and could not be withdrawn. In addition
IT gave notice today Of a corresponding rcducu0n III
rates to Sioux Falls Dakota There is no probability
OF keeping corresponding reduction ont oil Omaha
and Kansas CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-16
FINANCES OF THE GREAT NORTHERN.

St. Paul, Mimi. Feb 1.-THE semi-annua report
Of the Great Northern Railway was filed yesterday
with the state Auditor being statement Of the
business OF the last six months Of 1889 The amount
Of gross earnings in Minnesota is 1903 $40 g. an
increase Of than $500, 900 the receipts
Of the cores ponding months in 1888 The Great
Northern /, new line which operates the Manitoba,
the Eastern Minnesota and the Willmar and Fergus
Falls Railroad.
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ANOTHER OCEAN OUTLET FOR CHICAGO.

ANOTHER OCEAN OTTLET FUK VHIIAVIO.
Chicago Feb. l. special" The Evening Journal
saws that Chicago capitalists engaged in securing
charter from the Canadian Parliament for a railroad
from SAINT ste Marie Moose Factory James Bay.
The scheme is to line Of steamer, from Chicago
10 the Canadian Soo7 10 break bulk there and trans
ship over the proposed road to Moose Factory and
thence TO Liverpool by line Of Atlantic steamers.
The scheme was projected thirty years ago by r. {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-16

Island-ave at the bridge over Concy Island creek
and rms thence southery to and along sea Breeze
ave TO its intersection with West Fifth-st. 1t Is
about "A mile long.
AN OUTLET FROM THE HOOKING VALLEY.
Columbus, Ohio Feb - (specia-B. c. Faurot'
president of the Columbus, Lima and Milwaukee Rail
road Company, to-day filed in the Recorders Office
Of this county mortgage for 81 100000 the prop
erty of the company This IS the new line intended to
open up tile Hooking Valley coal neld to the markets
of the Northwest 1t will extend from Ncs,Pymouth,
near the Ohio River to sagatuck Mich distance OF
nearly 400 miles. From the latter point the plan In
contemplation is to convey the loaded cars acrnS the
lake on transports to Milwaukee, from where they
will be distributed to the railroads centrng in that
city, thus saving the expense OF handling; Ii IS eN-
and Defiance in operation within thirty days. Mr.
Faurot has placed the bonds, which run until $50,
with the National Atlantic Trust Company, Of New
York.
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fsrsts dno Carriages


A -FLANDRAU & CO.,
"A. 372, 374, 376 BIOOme-st.
ELEGANT
CARRIAGES.
LARGEST STOCK AND WAREROOMS
IN THE WORLD.
BROCGHAMS - sizes,
BROUGHAMS (EN. 'FRONT.',
BKOUGHAM> &C. SPRINGS
BEOUGHAN> lSus. springs,
LANDAUS tLrather Tops.
LANDAUS lGlass Fronts.
COACHES (tiia.s Fronts,
ROCKAWANS lG Pass.
EOCKAWAN> lEN. FTOnts),
HOCKAWANS Coupe.
FALL DRIVING TRAPS.
FALL DRIVING TRAPS.
Novelties.
CURTAIN ROCkAWAHS.
T Carts,
Mai Phaetons
S'luhopc Gig.
DDttOls' Phactnns,
Doctors Wagons,
Contractors Phaetons,
Road Wagons,
Depot Wagons,
WagOnettes,
Dog Carts.
Village Carts.
EX.-TOD CabriOlets,
Ladies Phaetons.
Top Pony Phsctons,
Chldrtn's Traps.
Natural Wood Surveys,
Natural Wood Wagons,
BuCkhOards Il Pass
sLEIGHs. . sLEIGHs.
HARNESS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-16

Nicaragua and Panama projects. The tansship-
ment OF freight the country will save many DAYS
and many MIS- route from New-fork 10 inc west
ern ports of South America. steamship hhe from
Tampa Fla TO Port BaIrlos would shorten the uisace
stil more According Mr.. Bannister the e2h'S nic'
already built covers the difficult part of the road"ay'
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Real estate.
A A.-cRoMrIE s McKEAN.

A A.-CROMPIE 4 McKEAN.
u. Real Estate Ag"ft-.
No ] $50 sd Az o.. nc9r -9th-st.,
Make a speciality Of renting and collie ting.
and The rptir. management 81 property.
Owners Brc respectfully requested 10 send
PARTICULAR 81 property ior sale or 10 It,.
Many oWncl. and trustees Is reference.
DAH1Y having city lots can have them
i improved o. their liking and under the
direction u their own architect. and pay for
the same. taken on mortgage for tom Of
wears on tho same property. iddrc-> g..
FOUNTAIN. Bgldcr. 1853 East G2d..t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-16
ROUND TRIP RATES TO CALIFORNIA.

Chicago. Feb, - (SpcciaD.-The Transcohtincntal
Association ha, lad until March IS. the PROPOSE
ton to annul the California round trip rate and
charge full tariff of $50 first class each way between
the Missouri River and the coast There is such n
difference Of opinion the question that ii Is doubtful
If the advance will be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun rises - Sets 80 Moon rise f44 age27
HIGH WATER.
4 X-saudy Hook 43I Gov. island $50 Hell Cato. Gas
p 9-sandy Hook BIB Gov. IslanL j.26 He'll 7I9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-16
ILLINOIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ORGANIZE.

Chicago, Feb. II CSpcciaD.-N Peoria yesterday the
railroad superintendent Of Illinois perfected pcrma
ncnt organization for the purpose Of adopting rcgIl-
lations for general uniformity in all traffic arrange
mcnt~ Thirteen roads centre there and eleven
superintendent were present. f.. ". Armstrong II
the Toledo Peoria and Warsaw, made president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-16
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
Bodro dno Rooms.

HANDSOMELY furnished rooms; south
Al 'rn rNpo-urc; every convenience table
uurNCrpt iouablc. references required. Al.
dress GLADSTONE. go West 23d.St.
ONE SUIT. hath. private t,nlr: also
" large and single rooms. with board
references. 1876 MalisOn-aV"., northwest
corner 3l,t-st.
ID ARIES desiring new. elegant. sunny
Il accommodations Wll ma every comfort
~ reasonable rate board optional between
1in ana oth dNcs. 3 references. 81 West
jl~t--t.
- ARE opportunity To secure room, and
IL board IN ill-t-tla-> house. II East
,'th-st r'fcr'ncos.
-ELEGANT SECOND II OOh. utire
u. ~ separate win tr-t-cla-- boa O.
I"" -h family. 66l 'Niu-tcpato.
10 TH-Sr.. i3 EAST. near rrodwly.-
. sunday tahi" d'hot.. soc. menu
soups hor--d o.uNrr lobster. macaroul.
entr'r-. roast beef. turkey. lettuce. choose.
-trt" berries. cake. ice cream. cue rooms,
- MP.
IN WEST IsTH.ST.-tuInish,d rooms,
~ with board table bo,id.
ID WEST 3ITU II. Two connecting
: : rooms. first foor. also single -qulra
room. third floor -up"rio. board r"f"renct.
ooD.ST. los WEST Handsomely fur
= : nl>hcd large and small rooms superior
board Transient board"i-
Jo DIST. eos wFST.-L,rrc and small
80 rooms. handsomely furnished. with
board transicntS accommodated Very RIA
sonahl".
O-TH.ST.. loG EA>T.-BcauufuUy fur.
- ni.h'd large and small rooms south
ern cNposur" board optional references.
on WEST 47rH-ST.- board. a
DU 3story hall room. mont
81 GRAMERCY PARK.-For rent de-lr.
81 able rooms with or without board.
o. ST-ST. - WEST Handsome newly
- furnished rooms large closets bath
every convenience: elegant pafior- ,A,,l-
iout board table board
A. I'll ST. pol WEST near Broadway .-
- single or communicating rooms for
s'nti"m"n. Win board references.
SSTlIST. 33o WEST Handsomely nir.
20 nlsh,d room excellent table, French
cuisine moderate 'ahi" board.
81 ST-Nr.. i5i WEST Two large room,
VI every convenience; 20 each board
Do desired references.
%iWEST 52D- Handsomely furnished
I suite or SINGLE looms, board optional
% DIST. 235 WEST Desirable second
- floor. sunny front 1lruN" SOON. with
superior board select house.
80 MADGSoN.AVE. with board dc.
- sirablc suite ~ rooms az q reason.
100 n ST. 20 WfSE->uItc largo c'c,a AMI
! %Jrooms. "a floor ilis" and small
single rooms; superior board moderate
terms.
oIJ EAST 2OTH.S T.-Larrc and Very
: = comfortable furnished rooms. with
or without board.
O0s WEST liTH-ST. Second story front.
Z. 81 southern exposure. also other rooms
for gentlemen and wives. with board. lcf-
trcnCeS.
Brooklyn.
- OARD.-Second floor front and back
ID large square rooms al modern improve.
mcnts furnished or UNFINISHED house and
location nist-cllss; references exchanged.
321 Clnton.st.. Brooklyn.
I ADV tired Of boarding IA, furnished
- nrst-class. ~tcam-hcated nat, I'm fine To-
cation. ten minutes from bridge, one block
from |. stdtlon VIII let pailor and bedroom.
Nith or without board. t. one or two pur.
tics. an unusual opportunity for quiet
home references. Addr - BltOOk Ll
FLAT. Tribune Once
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about a mile long.
AN OUTLET FROM TIE HOOKING VALLEY.
CHANGING A NAME IN THE FIrcHBURG SYSTEM.

boston, Feb. I5.-' Tic HtfdIu' says IITU TUSIB
nation Of II. A. Phillips Of Worcester, as superin-
tendcnt Of the western division of the Ftchbure Rail
road WILL it Is understood take effect March l.
The name OF this portion OF the Ftchburg Line is TO
be changed the Worcester branch of the tunnel
division. II Is expected that Captain Adams. Of
Fchbnrg present superintendent Of the Hoosac Tun-
mel division will take charge OF II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-16
Real Geinlc n)dntco.

T. LpiIDA. INDIAN RINIR-Any party
having land improved OF uuimprpNcd on
Indian NAcf who want. 20 -,il A. -atrl-
u,' lot 'a-h. nav address. with full par.
u'plar- WN. " >. Rock Ledge Florida.
w ANItp. Io rent in Mount Vernon.
w NYalk or Ionh6r~. an or 10 room
house. with an improvement, must d. In
GOOD location aud good rrIalr. n rental O.,
satisfactory viii take Tor one. two or three
ar Aidr"St. Win particulars. CEN-
TRIAL. Tribune once.
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FURNISHED tjonscs.


A Am ATTRACTIVE DID FLOOR
a. Also me pdIlOf floor 3 rooms. hath
ii''~ table, near Jth-aye.; also hand.
SOncly furnished nOor-, with private baths.
WIN or thout board suites and single
rooms apartments. Offices all desirable
iocsuohs highest reference given: infor.
nation reliable and FREE.
>. {. LELAND g. Co.
SO West 3fth-st.
4 PARTMENT. mlly mrni-hrd: very do
a a1hl" leht and cool me view Of
{ tntrdl Park ana 9th ave. coal wood Gle
laior May 10 October. or longer. &. A. H..
Tribune Uptown Oiiice. DIS Broadway.
H. LBEHON. y. J.-fhc 'Lyddy cottages.
IL various sizes and prices bCst Iaft OF
ilbcrOn opposite the t'Iant ana child,
cottages; nne lawns. stables ana bathing
houses elegantly furnished all modern Inn.
r0VcmCnt. gardener viii show houses. For
null particulars and p'imits apply ~ Mr.
NJ. \. LYDDl, 33l 1th-aVc.. or COUDEKI
BROS, Us WillaIn-st
II URNlSHED COTTAGE 70 rent at Oys-
u ter BAY. J.. J.. on the water: me
View large shade trees. ground. aud stable
room. Apply to VIM. J YOuNGS. Oys.
TO RENTAL oyster Bay. l.. l., prem
Uses known AZ the Home tead ." fully
furnished OH the water fnr lawn and
shade trees stable room. and every way
suitable for county gentleman's resi-.
dence. Apply 10 VIM. J. YOuNGS, Oys-
ter Bay, L. l.
w EST HAMPTON CENTRE. l.. i
w Furnished cottages, Ave minutes walk
from surf and still bathing Fine boating,
fishing and shooting. HORHI NJ. HOW.
ILL, Real Estate Agent
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Real estate 10 grchnnot.

CIUNTEl ~rNT WANTED .Iu c> Dan Z
Y Iuf hI-'-..t-- InIlfUrH. htl-'. f0lt
i'ura J Of. nov J.. q broadway.
ENCIIANGt.-75-a farm. near Madison.
II conn. Tor house iu brooklyn or Jcr-
Soy tlfy. u. EMERY, 10. 9th-aNe., New
YORK tity.
H. ARM country seats. small. large
L 81. 300 ~ SEQ 200. viii VIGILANCE Tor
'itr property splendid opportunity % So.
cure harrsin- J. " FIELDER. 30 Lib.
"fft--t
I IrrIE GEN OF \ HOUSE In BROOK.
Il Ism hard wood trim can De- cN-
changed fof small ire aud clear nearby rc,i-
dru''. joins %. HOYT. j.. III Broad
vaE.
~ HEi.L BEOOKLYN HOUSES % ~.
change. -rpaRtcly o. together. for
- ange. y J.. property. JOHN %. HOYT.
D.. ~ Hfoadnay
ooO ACEI FRUIT FARM near wash.
-DO IuEtsn. -. g.. - 600 par. 600
ra'h tr"'-. barring condition good I'M.
prov o'n.hi- wll exchange. suburt nu prop.
-rtr f-ut worth price askod J V
FIlLDIE. 80 Llhfrty-~t
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SECONDHAND SECOND
CARRIAGES.

A T THE CNITED STATES WAGON
"a AND CARRIAGE CO.'S. 3D.ANE.
CORNER 49TH- ST. NEW-YORK CITY
ALL KINDS OF DELIVERY. GRO-
DRY, MILK. CARPENTERS AND EX-
pRESS WAGONS on HAND AND
MADE TO ORDER. ESTIN ATES EUR
NESS AND BLANKETS CHEAPER
THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED
STATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-16

ROE SALE. ny WHEELER PEOS..
L l.t10 broadway. cor. Putuam-sNe.-
IWO-stOly frame flats all impruS cmcnt-.
very low t'rIu, 90 suit. one 2-stor, fat.
with ever improvement. rne location
price. ". 100 viii pay over II Pc cent
On investment. Two 2-story and Basement
brick and stone houses. all improvements.
furnace In c'llar II sod at once. can Doe
bought fOi 500 30 this property j. worth
at least $500 NOR. than l. a-ked Tor ~.
Also a lafe, li-t - nat and private prop
efiy. I'm al locations, some especially good
things that must be- moved At once.
l. OR SALE House. Lafayctto-avc.. be-
tween Washiupton-aNe. and ~ Jauc.
Place. opposite the Imanusl Baptist and
-. James Churches. coscv and thor
oughiy mod 3--tofy and basement brown
stone; over - COO expended one year aVp
Tor ronodcilinR tho interior, nov hard
wood finish fancy Inner Ncs'ibulr and
platform -tufca-D. new plumbing nrn
furnace modem decoration hard wood man.
tDls nreplarr-. hard wood 1oor. up-taIrN
diniuc-room. dumb walter pantry &c.. THE
house was oVcrhaulod from cellar - root
ono wear ago bv tho owner foI hie HON,
everything done To- best manner ans orc
wanting pretty and ATTRACTIVE hone should
$50 II h.forc buying. Further particulars
with CilAS \ SEYMOUR s CO.. 2u3
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