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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-12
Moved by a Humane ImpuIse.

Landlady-Mr. McGinnis, may ask what you are trying to find in that cream pitcher?
 Boarder-I am trying, Mrs. Irons, to rescue an unfortunate fly from watery grave.-Chicago Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-12

Some people toss up them heads and sheer whenever 1t is intimated that the world is becoming more bulky in the brow; but the fact can not be dodged that the small boy of to-day thinks he knows good deal more than his father. Rams Horn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-12
Instructive Little Tale.

Once upon time a snowman took @ sick elephant to the house of a veterin- ary surgeon and asked him if he would not treat the poor animal.
 "I will doctor the beast," answered the veterinary surgeon, eff you leave 8 deposit with me. You are a total stranger"
 So the snowman deposited the ele- phant with him, and the elephant ate him out.of house and home in about four days.-Chicago Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-12
Timmins, Strategy.

Timmins-I've made myself solid with Miss Gotrox. I asked her most intimate friend if her complexion wasn't due to cosmetics.
 Wickwire-I fail to see how that will help you.
 Timmins-It's just this way; know her complexion is natural, for she has about as much color as russet shoe.- Indianapolis Journal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24
BREvIrlKs.

DR.. r. A. Purdy has received dispatch
from Spokane announcing that the body OF
DIR. c. B. Gardner, who was drowned there
. week ago Sunday, has been recovered. It
Was found just week after the fatal acci-
dent.
Norman w. Michael died ct his residence
on Eighth street, between Cherry and Co
iumhia. yesterday, Of brain fever. aged six
months. The funeral will be held at IL
o'clock today from Bonney & Stewards.
Engineer Bsncxette williams will make
recommendation ct the next meeting Of
the council - to the kind OF pipe wanted
for the distribution system. The plans
viii be all completed in . day or two
Leading business men OF this city were
among the hrst to avail themselves Of the
offer OF the Posr-IsTELLrGExcER and Sc
cure copy OF the premium dictionary.
Cali and examine.
Attention Is called to the school election
for bonding the district to be held TODAY.
The polling places are: Denny building.
Armory. assessors Office and Market street
schoolhousc.
Excursionists to Sncqualmic Falls We'd
nessiay can obtain dinner ct the hop ranch.
Excursion to Snoqualmie Falls. June IS.
Eureka to night: work; Freed's hall.
81. Johns Day. Lodge tonight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24
PERSONAL.

Mr.. A. Mansfield, travelling correspond
ent of the Boot ana Shoe Recorder, OF Boston,
Is in the city. An illustrated edition on
Seattle. in which the trade will be given
prominence, is shortly to be issued by the
Recorder and Mr.. Mansfield IL to do the
work.
Mr.. Louis Gets, managing owner OF the
steamship Hayden Republic. arrived in
the city on her from San Francisco. He
viii remain here for few days.
Hon. John Leary will leave tomorrow
morning for Chicago and viii return in
about fifteen days by way of San Fran.
cisco.
Mr.. II. Ambrose keii. city surveyor OF
Port Townsend. 10 in the city on visit
Sheriff J. II. McGraw returned from
Walla Waila yesterday.
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urscs nArrEm



II II Z reneraI beuefaciion when such .
company g A. r. Planners takes up the
serious. strsieht1orward, honsst, but stim-
uiat5ye paays that need the finest and
strongest acting % make them intesest-
ing 10 The mosf cuisivsied piaygoss;
but Il serves the highest purposes Of
dramatic art better when such
msnaeer produces the plays,
sJim the Penmsn,. Captain Swift, I"
Aunt Jack. Saints and sinners. /" and
"A Nan Of the world.- II only needs
the name Of Palmer 70 pack the houses
from Boston San Francisco. There il .
wide range al dramatic interest in the
plays that win Be presented here this week.
The attention of the operahouse habituss
during this engagement u not directed
70 single phase, but the range Of
talent In the comnanv oom urehands
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24

seheeI usEo askod ~. h - rs found
. = - - 1hnt tbsy hod - - a09n
deepoe fhon usuni bseego = peopor fOunoa'
lion coald - ostnsl He hscuGAt Mp -
qssssfioa q - ~ edvisahf1jty q 6oosin1
III hossnsent instead - saxth-ailtng md
conersas nsor. II wns decided best = a.
in win card ssd conerste. and 70 visif ~
buiiding this aftefnoon ~ 2 o'clock - -
he eapss II charging extras. he en-
Tractors 10 b noeifsd 70 be psosent
NfSoa nArTERa
Director NcDoueau ms instruc1ed e
employ Nr. cooEje 70 repair IL Central
school buiIdin& Foof.
The certi6csss Of Bryns 4 kneiand To-
$500 uas ordered allowed
The biA At J. C. Esvfns Of ~ Tor school
cabinets wss ordered paid
III. J. O. Msegs asked that - board con.
slider mis- system vhan making akranee-
menfs for providing ths Mercer sfness
school building with watsr.
Ths board adjournsd until Wednesday
night. as which time the votes east q ths
school election viii b canvssssd-
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A GENUINE curpowN.
THE wIEsplp orrEs sADE nv a. HANSEN

THE srIESpip OFFER MADE nv A. HANSEN
The public are net slow By any means 10 an
rrrcfste q genuine ent-dovn In pricea and for
this reason the nafkahie reduction made In
prsces of the magnificent stsck of frst class
watches. diamonds. teweiry. etc. carried by
He ssn & Co in their prssens CHARTERS In the
Boston block has caused buyers To call in And
fnvee, IN bAsxsins The Arm has marked Soosfs
Gown - - 10 clear the stock without DELAY. 80
TO get into handsome new store on Frou,
street Tbs entire stock vi ! be sold regardless.
OF eoe1 Those who have Dot ayailed them-
selves Of the opportunity 10 obtain nrss-cIass
iewelry. etr.. ~ remarkably low PRICES should
call on a. Hansen q 90. ct once As the msrk
down sale Viii Only last q sew days lonser A
word 80 the wise 10 Sufficient
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24

HEALpsBUae. Cal.. June 2s-Thomas
Miller. Of Daily creek. and Joseph Whit.
lock. OF this city. quarreled last evening,
when Whitlock struck Miller over the
head with . fence picket, fracturing the
skull and inflicting other injuries that Il is
claimed will prove fatal. The quarrel was
the result of an old feud.
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Suicide OF = Californian.

San BERxARDIso. Cal. June % AT 4:i0
this afternoon Ben Brannhark brother Of
Hon. S3muel Braunhart, committed sui
eide by cutting his throat from ear to ear.
Deceased Was arrested last night. charged
with insanity, and taken to the county
house. where he committed the deed. His
wife left him month SINCE and now lives
in Sacramento. He has met with many
business losses during the past year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24
Fighting the whisky Octopus.

New York. June A.-At mass meet
ing OF tho Wholesale Liquor Dealers Assoc
citation today resolutions were adopted
calling on the whisky trust to waive the
rebate condition ON its sales and allow the
purchase Of its spirits in the open market
like any other commodity. In case of re-
fusal . cooperative stock company viii be
1t once formed With capital stock of at
least 500. 900. for the purpose OF erecting or
purchasing one or more spirit distiiIeries.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24

Over the Northern Pacific railroad: dining car.
and s,sepsnS cars syery day ia the yeax seattle
60 Chtcsgo I'll miice the shortest ronse sercna
cUvrEoeatfoaA
Thirty sfHkEE Horks AND rHiRry-sfx MINUTES
sayrd In reaching Chicago via this linz A
Casinefg. city ueket aren't 10 secen1 street.
rcssen escek, h. fcakins depo< ticket sx~nr
seattle.
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The high petition attained and the universal
acceptance and approval Of the pleasant LIQUID
fruit remedy syrup Of Fiss. q the moss excel.
lent laxative known. Illustrate the value Of the
Qualities ON which ffs success Is based and are
ahundaniiy gratifying TO The Cal Fig oyrup
Cora
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Todax,a waafhar.

San FRANcrsco. June 23-Forecast till 8
p. m. Tuesday. for Oregon and Washing
ton: Rain Tuesday. followed by fair
weather Tuesday night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24
CLOUGH IS In TOWN,
He is Hero to SEQ About the
Great Northern.
BUT He HAS NOTHING 70 SAY.
Iesninal Ceafsrsnes RreAahle-T eaehsrs
Kasssra Ezesrsisa-ysaes McNasgAs
Msrs-OtAsr RaIlreaA xeua

Vie President w. p. Clouxh. of the
Great Northern, arrived last night q II 30
from It. Paul. Mimi He viii remain
here . lev days for the purpose Of receiv-
ing the reports Of Chief Engineer r. H.
Becker respecting the SURVEYS Of the Sc
attls 4 Montana line north
from Seattle. He also expects to
meet the council and considsr the
matter Of Encouragement Of franchises on
Railroad avenue. Mr.. Clough viii consult
with Counsel Mcknight OF the Northern
Pacific: Colonel W. H. Enanger. Of the
Union Pacific; Manager H W. Mcneil. OF
the Oregon improvement Company, and
President A. & Durham. Of the Seattle.
Lake Shore & Eastern. respecting
the formation OF terminal
railroad company for the mani
agement Of Railroad avenue. Colonel
ClouRh said last night to Posr-IErEILr-
GExER reporter that he preferred to say
nothing respecting the railroad situation
until he had looked il over . little. He
would, however. In ali probability. be in .
position to say what the Great Northern
intended doing in the way OF building from
Seattle in day or two.
Agent +. w. McGinnis, Of the Canadian
Pacific. yesterday arranged with twenty
two of the lady teachers Of the city schools
for trip over the line to St Paul. leaving
here July o Mr.. and Mrs. McGinnis will
accompany the teachers as far as vancou-
yer. The party viii have special car and
will be sidetracked one day at the Glacier
and another day 1t Banff Hot Springs. At
the latter place they will b provided with
teams for driving and steam launches viii
take them down the Bow river. A dance
viii be given in the evening. From there
they viii 60 direct TO st. Paul TO spend sew
eral weeks Of their vacation.
Printed votes have been distributed
among the five departments of the North
ern Pacific. upon which the employees can
ballot for . director of the Missoula hospital.
Each department il to have director and
the i've elected will manage the hospital.
The votes will be collected when the paw
car comes round.
Six new fat cars for the Seattle 4 North
ern railroad will be shipped from the CO.
and forwarded to Anacortcs. new coach
for the Seattle 4 NOrtnernis expected from
the East this week.
The Columbia & Puget Sound engine.
wrecked near Van Assets by collision
with Northern Pacific freight train sew
eral days ago, was repaired and ready to
leave the shops last evening.
Counsel James McNaught. Of the North
ern Pacific, arrived here yesterday from
Tacoma in his special car. No. 30. Of the
Northern Pacific q Manitoba railway.
Ten new logging trucks for the Columbia
q Puget Sound railroad will be sent out
from The car shops in day or two.
General Freight Agent Ben Campbell. of
the Union Pacific. arrived here yesterday
from Portland.
CLEARANCE SALES
Lsdies, don't miss the opportunity Of buying
millinery q cost this week only. at 4iss B.
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Free reclining ehssr cars rua through from
Portland 10 Chicago wstAcaG change VIA -.
~ sss~na street. Beaten Go<k q q R-sgs.
agent city deck.
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NorIcr

II yea have changed your residence or MACE
az custnes> mace Information VAS taken sar ~ =
directory. the sasae car be rs<tieet ey dreprsns
. card a. ones 70 felks seattle plreesofy Szar-
rxny. - Knxyeli husldinx city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24

SACRAMENTO. June 23-W. A. Lawson.
editor OF the Marysville appeal. who has
bsen visiting along the upper Sacramento
and Cloud rivers. returned yesterday. In
reply to question he said the people 1t
Sisson, ct the base Of Mount Shasta, did
not credit the story that one Of the peaks
Of the mountain had disappeared. Mr..
but could see no change in the appearance
Of the great snow-capped sentinel Of the
North. He also said that the story that
smoke and vapor had been seen issuing
from the mountain. indicating that the
volcano was in Z state Of activity, was false.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24
4 cooLIE scoUr cArrURED.

He Was Advance Agent for . Large
Colony Kron Mexico.
Sac DlEeo. June A-Ah Lin, . scout
ssnt ont from . large camp OF Chinese
alisus located some three or four miles
below the boundary line. not far from Tia
Juana, wa captured last night and turned
over to the authorities at this place for
trial. There arc about Fifty Cinnamon In
the camp which All Lin is supposed to
have come from. They were landed at
Ensenada several days ago by the steamer
Eewbern, which brought them up from
the lower coast.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24

General Freight Agent Ben Campbell. of
the Union Pacific, arrived here yesterday
from Portland.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24

ns Bevrysx ksnera. Safss. warranted 10 eays
catasfa. n IA the oaiy ee1aiae Fog sase ~
So WAR A Hesrnss Issaz Gcsapsuy
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Snrosgn Feltuaa vssuhGted sseepers and "a n
shrSa9h 10 sne kas< 10 SersAern fa<icr Az
sc<e A. Sassnssx- esty tlckes agent 10 -erona
ssrsst Boston hocks 4 Toatin. eessx tscfsf
agsai. seattle
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a. CLEARANCE SALES
LAdiee, don't miss the opportunity Of buying
millinery g cost this week only. % 4ios B.
Youug. 7ie Third et
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Ten new logging trucks for the Columbia
& Puget Sound railroad will be sent out
from The car shops in day or two.
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Counsel James McNaught. Of the North
ern Pacific, arrived hers yesterday from
Tacoma in his special car. No. 30. Of the
Northern Pacific q Manitoba railway.
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Fes xexarr~y psep<rty see chilnerx q Gard
ues. i@swelfY y nestg~ Aailtsne
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The Columbia & Puget Sound engine,
wrecked near Van Asseit's by collision
with Northern Pacific freight train sew
eyal days ago, was repaired and ready to
leave the shops last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-13

Barry Patrick. To Z. Nechan. 175thSt c Kings
bridge Road. years. ~ 600.
DuGy. i~nick g., T. eNcre Emanuel Knight cor
St Nicholas cave and 1l3th->t. wears, SO AGO.
i.,dridcc. Joseph y. To the l"ahody Educaton Fund.
" MatcI->t. D Burning Sip years a., r9O'VVO
Haints. John l. G. VI Chittcnd"n , Ist-st G
Avenue \, / year $1,000. $500
Morrow. James i. 70 Wake, eNcr, I3ih-st, g
6th.aNc > years. $1,000.
Och. Henry. 20 Ch1> Loehr, 5ith-St, W 1Oth-aNc.
STif. jo6n to VIM Rankin, n 53d.st Gth.ave,
SchIalticr. August to o = Marshall Park.
ave aud --,l-St. Is mos $1,000
Schulthe.s John +. 20 Geo thrt 69th-st Avenue
a Prin Gcir.r Michael = I Gugscnheiuer, 13sth-
ST. W Hono.aye. / year. - 500.
- Wood Edward D. 20 Title Guarantee and Trust 90.
W Ncw.st. adjoining land Nchvarz. 2ith Wad
Wfkenine WIN. to F J schnuGg, 13o East o5th.st.
year 81 500.
and 73d.,t demand. - 600.
WctwoIr Benjamin &. 10 y HAYWARD. cor Broad
way and 4St'-st. ] year, H26 100.
Same Washington Life 1n~ Co. same property, !
wear S135. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-13

Foreclosure sale. lot 19.7xirceXS. 10X1OO. and 4
story bnldinr : I3Sth-st 7O1O e Brown place
lot i6'4N 1908. and 5--tory building No sos East
1Otb.st : I3i f. West Ind-,NC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-13
Amusements.

r ROADWAY THEATRE. Cor 41st-st
GEORGE FAUST Up TO DATE.
L6lPo&GHIErY MISS TLGoEEEHXcFE: =; ST T., JOHN
Next Monday-"THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER.o
y ROADWAY THEATRE. SPECIAL.
Manager. FRANK W. SANGER
.+ MONDAY EvEYING, JANUARY 20,
DANIEL FROHMAN's production Of MARK TwAIN's
popular story. THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPEE"
with Elsie Leslie, dramatizcd by Mrs. Abby Sage
Richardson and presented under stage direction Of
David B.asco. Scenery and costumes designed by
W. II. Day, OF the Lyceum Theatre. Costumes made
by Dazian. Scenery painted by Matt Morgan. H. T.
Emcns Frank King schacGcr and Macdcr. Music
by II. Puerncr I'm efficient cast Of characters Seats
ready Thursday morning. Those already ordered should
then be called
DALY'S THEATRE Broadway and 3Oth-st.
olebestS 81 20 DToSs ci H e' 81 I'd ac6ny sc:
Curtain rises every night az preciscNJ
Every Eyenng except Tuesday,
'"'N' IS 20 Yor 'i ERIE re- o''''''
,.. "Tns e., ao@noq, not. in rho, he perform
no,.: Spectacle d. # rare I Love nsss
a brilliant and uncquiyocal succcss."-
CIribune.
AS 'The dantlcst entertainment OF tho
A., sca-0n.''-(Po7t.
YOU LIKE " Miss Rohan swing. herself t1souggih
TT has flod-Stroling and giving odor."-
I,r (Nym CrlnEl'
\ charming and breezy performance
throughout" -,JouWl
Ms, RcAan a, Ro,a,nd Mr.. Drew
Orlando: Mr.. Lewis Touchstonc: Mr..
Wh,atlceh Is The Dutn; Mr. Bond rs
Jaquc~ Mr.. Fisher Adam; NJ SIS IrNiu>
Audrey, So, &c
MATINEE WEDNESDAY At ..
MATINEE SATURDAY AT ..
TUESDAY 9Th Subscription "SENEN-TWENTH-
EIGHT" positively for this occasion onl.
III GEN D'ALBEKT oIEINW Az HALL.
IL q J. y p'AtBlkI Monday. Jan. l3. at g.
ti"t% - -. &I'i,I;: EUGEN DALBERT'S
FrGTN D'ALBFIT. THIRD and LAST
ETti.N D'ALBEKT. RECITAL.
EIGI.N D'ALBIEI. c,.-
ETGfN D'NLHERI. ~lhnnor,n 'It'-
ETGFN D'ALBttI. EIerh u Ni Fry 4auSiS
ErGtN D'AIBtiir. RAM Il,Lt---------
L. DEN MI SEE. 16 LADl - att, eve 9.
IL CLUE SWINGING. - " ~, An - ~ MIMI.
AJEEB. IN Nystiylne Ch.s' Aut M''oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-13
United States Trust Co., Trustee.

The General Mortgage dated Nav l. 1850 undcr which
the bonds offered issued. covers AL the railway
property and franchises Of the company subject to prior
mortgages The object Of hi, mortgage l. TO unity the
ComIany's debt take Of it, current nbiitic~
aud provide means future extensions Of it, lines
and for additions to and Improvements Of - property
Only the above $4,000. 000 Bonds have 5" far been
issued under this morsuec which ISSUE mad" In
endorsement OF the amounts expended in constructing
several extensions Of the total length Of about i7N miles,
which covered by any other mortguec and o. fr
thcr expenditure in taking and paying Of s25oO.000
Of the Fist Mortgage Bonds ~ the Chicago Evanston
and Superior Railway Company Tho sole lien upon
all tho property and franchise, Of doubciiak suburban
railroad, about mile, In length having an ind"p'ud NO.
entrance into and valuable terminal "a 'tc@ 100 tn
city OF Chicago which line lad been previously acquire
by the Chicago Milwaukee and - Paul Railway Conn
pany. and is covered by the General Motsarc As nr
lien.
An amount Of s121.si9 600 Of tho G,r"r, Mortgage
Bonds Is BY the Of the MORTGAGE reserved 70 retire
dollar for dollar. the existing funded ind bt duc. and
further issues Of General Mortgage Bond, onlr boz
made under restrictions specified IN the mortrarc.
Coupon Bonds be registered m tsc owners name
and be rc-rcei-tcrcd 10 hare- or r nond- be-
permanently registered hy surrender OF the coupon,
when interest viii become payable quarterly.
During the i've ending Jan. l. 1850 tho company
has rad capital stock cash dividend amounting
51i .296.53s 95
The NET EARNINGS for 1883 SHOW a considerable
Increase over those Of the preceding year ha,n~ boom
after d.ductlnr taxes. for r.c first eleven months.
/ Of +1.1Gl 81 90.
Cono, ~ tho mortgage AMI II Official statement, Of c
upany. from which The above data have been taken
giving fuller d,t1I, ., 20 nnaaciI and physical
condition. will be furnished upon apili alton.
THE UNDERSIGNED INVITE SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR s5,OOO.OOO or THE ABOVE CHICAGO. NIL
WAUKEE AND ST. PAUL EY 60. PER CLINT
GENERAL MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS or lo-, At
TIL. PRICE or % I-2rEE Gent ND ACCRUED
INTEREST THT~E RoNpS AEl LISTED oN IHL
NEW.YOEK SToCK fNCHAN"I
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL III. EECr1vlD ON THURS
DAY. JAS. 49, UNTIL2 O'CLOCK = ". THE EIGUT
BEING RESERVED TO REJECT Any APFLICNrIoN
AND TO AWARD \ SMALLER AMOUNT THAN AP-
Piled FOR
\ SIMULTANEOUS ISSUE OF THESE BOND>
WILL BIZ MADE ~ LONDON BY NE>>R-. sPEyER
BROTHERS. AND N FRA>kFORT-O TUE-MhIN
BY MIR. Lh/. ~PEYER EIII->EN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-13
financial.

BONDS FOR SALE.
ID Proposa VIII BE- received by tho underlined nnin
the ntst DAY NJ February $780, fog IN, purchase OF Five
hundred thousand tt5000oo dollars Ave pr cenum boni'
Issued Tor sewerage. graf ing tnd paving purposes
information VIII be furnished hy $500.
d CASH.
Chairman Ein1nc" Committee,
Key West Fla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-13

TnE BOON or opEN.AIR SPORTS. octave 800
,or@., oo, a., .t,t,..troat. Rules sailing, swim
ing ball playing shooting horseback riding SO, & In
fi. ~ t.r CON-, i.rbi-rd by The Tribune, NcW-fO
Entertaining and universally conDnlcntcd by tho nrcss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-13
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.
New.York. Saturday. Jan. Il

New.York Saturday, Jan. IL.
No sales offered public auction at the Lvchancc
and Auction Room to-day.
The total realized at tho Exchange and Auction
Room from city real estate for the week ending
saturday January II, eo6.25O.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week, ending saturday. January IS.
held ut the Exchange and Auction Room
TO-DAY tMONDAY), JANUARY 13.
Foreclosure sale lot, 2O10Xl00J, West 5oth'st'
1000 IL " Of oth-ave.
TUESDAY, JANUARY Il.
Part go Sa lo e S anG ais
sale lot, 25N9O, and l--ty building. No du1 la III"
25Il 1t n Of LSh..; io' -,$>'8 r,,' ana p'6
auction, lot. 2j5No5 ana 3,ty dwen- NO -
It. p Of ssntoa-,'; lot 19sNSt' i dii
lots. 21SAj0 each and j.sy cncments Nos o'' - ooi
West 0o'hst, :, - IT % o." Ilt''aNe'
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 10.
Partition sale lot 25>so a9d SoIy ,6
and 5-sory nat 40 -. Ia,t s9I->t 10 IL e. ,o>
Ave Nos, s sf ot @ # StSayc lots @ox
1OOiI each, and i-sofy dwellings, No. 20 and 81 Wcss
57th.st 400 # oth-"'gc o,n iG lot Oh 2oSs
and 8story dwcna No 235 Fast $5IG s5Go - 200 =, W
6SIdinc 10 iG5 Mott..t s. 1878 1t BrOome.st.
THURSDAY. JAN. 1G.
Foreclosure sale lots 25X1COS each. :. W 9Gtlst
$50 n W 9thavc: lot. % oNlco and fstory dwelling
80 90 LcnoN.ayc. l2lsst Public auction lots
- II w cor Gleenc->t lot 20Ns1 ana istofN building
80 iGi2 Avcau. so T. sGtn,st lot 2 23NloC
80 and 3-story building. NO 80 NeNt broadway W >
25.3 # Du2nest
Foreclosure sale. lot 19.7xircexs1Ox1Oo, and 4
story building. i2sthst 7o1o e W Brown place
lot. 16.4N1oo.5; and 3-.toy building No sos East
fOth.st. 13l r. W West lnd-"e'