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The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07

Mr. Henry ". Mcintosh has been
appointed Superintendent OF Public
Works N place OF Mr.. ". E. Rowell.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07

Late arrivals al the Hawaiian
Hotel are H Morrison, Spreckels-
zzLs. Joseph Brewer, I. ". Slocum,
Boston: J. r. Renton, wife and two
children. Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07

The King has signed the Can-
.--is- Bill
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07

T. W hilinghe. Deputy Sheriff OF
North hona. died Monday, Septem-
-5- 18th. after quite g long illness
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07

Mss Margie Brewer after fort
lights sickness expects to resume
her d1t1es next Monday as Principal
II the Punahou Preparatory School.
Mr. J. 0. Wood, of the faculty Of
Oahu College. has filed the position
temporarily, and won the good viii
and admiration OF the pupils There
z-e now lis scholars IN the different
departments II parents generally
knew more OF the excellent work now
Being done IN the school, the number
q pupils would soon mount up to $50
and more
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07

Noble Pua, after lengthy speech
Tuesday, stopped, as he said, not
uecause he was through, but for
want OF breath Hereafter the Chap
an VIII probably pray, Good Lord
deliver rs from Noble PUs, when he
--ls his ssc0Ed rand !
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07
NOTICE.

nURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE
~ Kingdom, William o. Smith Of Homo
lulu, will act for me under full power of
attorney. JOHN II. LYDGATE.
Honolulu. Sept. 9. 1880. 76-3t 1922
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07

Major J. H. Wodehouse, H B.
Ms Commissioner, and Mr.. q. W.
Severance, {. S. Consul-General,
we're present IN the Legislative Hall,
Monday. listening to the debate on
he constitutional convention bill.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The Friend for October Is out.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07

The Legislature did not sit Thurs
lay afternoon, thus enabling several
committees 10 get through with some
zzCrk-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07

Tie Hawaiian band serenaded
Senior Canavarro, Portuguese
Charge d'Afaires. Monday morning,
\ honor Of the King Of Portugals
-5rtndsv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07

TIE steamship China viii call at
s1is port on her next trip from San
Francisco 70 land her Chinese pas
s=1gsrs. She IS advertised to leave
he latter place on the 9th, one day
shead = the Australia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07
Stockholders Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i Stockholders OF the Wailuku Sugar Co.
will be held on MONDAY, October 10,
1890, at the Office Of c. Brewer 81 Co. at 10
O'Clock Az. WI. W. HALL.
I239-4t 57-3t Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07

been landed. Parties 70 whom freight /,
consigned must be at the landing 70 receive
their freight
WfLDER'S STEAMSHIP co.
Honolulu, Sept. 5, 1890. 5s-tf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07

Captain J. Carly. Of the American
5s-k lille Baker, which vessel
arrived recently at Hongkong from
Honolulu, has been presented with a
Gag by the Chinese passengers, in
recognition OF his kind treatment Of
hem during the voyage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07

DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS
SIR W. ]. w. BAxNEs, Bart, Chairman,
director OF London Joint Stock Bank).
c. a. PREscorT, Esq, Dep. Chairman,
(of Messrs. Prescott. Cave, Buxton,
Loder & Coz
HERBERT Brooks, ESQ.
director OF the Bank of England).
j. P. CURRIE, ESQ,
director OF the Bank OF England).
W. c. CURTIS, ESQ.
Director OF the London g. Hanseatic Bankl
B. B. GREENE, Esq,
Director OF the Bank OF England).
f. GREENE, Esq,
(of Messrs. Blyth, Greene, Jourdain & Coy.
J. Q. HANSON, Esq,
Director of the National Provincial Bank
of Engiand).
r. B. WADE, Esq,
Director of the National Provincial Bank
Of England).
o. c. MAeNIAc, Esq,
E. F. NOEL, Esq,
2. A. WALKER, ESQ.,,
SAM. J. PIPKIN, Secretary of the Company
and Manager of the Fire Department.
60 Having been appointed AGENTS
OF the above Company, we are now
ready to effect assurances at lowest rates
OF premium.
H. v. SCHMIDT 4 SONS.
Honolulu, Aug. L, 1890.
53-m&S ex7S 1340-Im
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07

There was q prize-fght at Kalihi,
Sunday morning, between Barring
-Cz. moulder at the Union Iron
Works, and Hodson, blue jacket on
L 3 " s. Acorn. L was q bare
kn1ckIe set-to for 800 side. Bar
rington came out best, Hodson being
Knocked out IN the tenth round.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07

Messrs. ". G. Irwin Il Co, Lid, call
attention to the P. d B. Cloth Com
pound,for which they are sole agents.
Il IS une1ceued for tsrpsuline or any
Kind OF canvas or cloth covers, leav-
ing the fabric soft and pliable- 1t
VII render ropes or lines to be used
d water waterproof and prevent
rCtting-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07

An Ksu. the burglar, IS not quite
- stout as when he escaped from
all. The night of his escape, he
ssys he went to the Chinese Theatre,
then 10 Kalihi. and from there to
Wa;alua. This IS disbelieved, as on
us person was found q tax receipt
With the name OF Wong Hee, Wal
Eki-ksi On It, and dated September
18th. This looks as If he had visited
Waikiki quite recently.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07

On Tuesday evening Mr.. Walter
Hill, the retiring editor and proprie-
cor Of the Daily Bulletin was pre-
sented by the employees with an
Sngrossed address, Webster's I'm
zbridged Dictionary, 1890 edition,
ard 2 handsome stand for holding
The book AIr. Hill was always very
19D1lar with his employees.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07
NOTICE.

FROM AND AFTER
this date we win not be
responsible for any
freight after same has
rfiee IN whom frafOftt IL
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-03

/
I " lille the land company IS looking
I about the country for suitable and de
slra5le manufacturing industries To
/ transplant III Superior soil, WHY would
! It not be good idea for it 10 shor the
4 faith it has IL It's own plans 70 60 ahead
and do q little building Oh its own
/ hook and thus encourage others to
| bulld. v e KNOW CT two or three good
improvements n tins liae Wilca have
been lald over Tor 4 time. because the
company WAS not securing any manu-
featuring plants or doing anything
themselves to build UP tie city they
are 1athaFale, and people OF small
means are discouraged and are afraid
10 put all they have got into improve
ments when they have 10 assurance
of success III their EFFORTS u do some
! thing. There has been some talk CT
charging hotel Euclid. Why not %
ahead and d. IL Ii thev mean busi-
ness they will Fill house three times
the size of the house As it row stands
II they mean business : block or two
or good business houses on second
street or lith street, or both Tor that
matter, would soon be occupied. If
they mean business fifty CT 4 hundred
neat and attractive tenement houses
would rent quickly.
Il the company means business and
IS not trying TO deceive the people
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-03
ROSY Ay3 PROMISING.

The Evening Telegram, reviewing
the real estate market a few days ago
closes its article thus:
] go0I feeling prevails generally among bny-
efa and sellers and The al.st confidence is felt
II the future. based uffsa the assurance Of the
millions ofdoilars 10 b. expended il improve
mems here this year AMI 4 eohseqaen. eNpaa-
sion il al lines nf business.
Tie market nj East Superior is sensitive also
EBt strict rciu i held upsn II ~ the. Cott~nl-
Ielatcd Land company winch PROPOSES ia assist
/. III tie Development OF that section of the city
and al the ..sille i4le exert q restraining utti-
4 emce whenever il may seem t. 1t necessary y.
ruth street property oH l,oh sides 81 The ailfead
TRACKS j. selling rapidly AMI ssi prices That
stsect viii experience a very gratifying business
SIe.'ta thls E'2r; * XIII a@~p lsetSeF aEei9ige
The ogtiack for thc city's future never looked
t -Hafe rosy and promising than nov.
! 80 tar as the East End is concerned
the roses have turned gray with re-
. Faated blooming, and oHr promises
have been as the sands on the SEA shore.
y hat We want now is act tom East
Superior has been tile laughing stock
Of the y eatern r6Stler for generations
past She las been just 2 going to
do something, : hat never doing any
thing, until tie tinlsllng Of tine Little
bell is head every time the name IS
mentioned Nehay@ been living along
much like the man with the typhoid
fever, lie enslares his attlictian pc
t!ently until the ninth day comes Wien
he expects the fever To ;,33te aIii
when he expects To i, gin 10 get better:
it!t tie fever daeS not abate MI
right, he summons UP all his fortitlil2
and remaining strength for Il ca&tin-
uance Of the struggle with the very
/ positive assurance that the fever viii
haf e rstn It's course lE the tWGnty-llrSt
d:ly II its Sp:ua. and while he does Hot
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-03
To AZ whom ii Tsay Concern.

Having secured the assistance Of
Or. Jas, y. Jacques, | am now pre-
pared to attend Dentistry in al its de
partmentS and guarantee perfect sat
isfaction. Dr. Jacques is well up i'll
his profession Bridge and CTowli work
being his speciality.
II + E.aEFrT,rE,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-03
Dress Making.

Mrs. Frank Corran is now prepared
Ia do Hr@ssmaKinr, cutting, itIng
draring and i'll work in this Line Res.
ldenre OH Seventh street, between
Becker and Thompson avenues.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-03
~
G5.-.zt.si3. EEf7E ssSSg1 BEAD.

\ telegram from st. Paul Wcine5
dry afternoon announced the death of
cen. .loIln Il Hammond, 81 well known
iii Til; city. as tie founder ii w est
Superior, aal the energetic manager
and builder oi that cnd OF oar city.
Like the weekly newspapers OF to-day,
teen, Hammond WAS thrust aside some
three years ago by band oil poor re
latlon nJeElDp"rs WHO are to-day tax
ing to themselves the honorS and eva
ulumC&ts which justly belong 10 him.
Gen. Hammond had his faults and Y"-
cllliarities and WHO has not-h;lt as Il
la;en and promoter Of schemes fer the
public COOS! h. was mead aud shoulders
above anything which has followed
him, and could he have had his way
Superior W4H!i have been far ahead af
even her present cnyjahla Standing,
\ D ordinary ijlan can I'LL the place
thHs made vacant. He was bat u
years of age and leaves u wife and
t,.rvg children.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-03
10. EIlenvis & CO,
R[jhL, E|j|2}TII'Ij'I] E]'XI',IIADIC1'H':
COR. STU ST. AID 7EC:<s-7 AVE.

We desire 70 call attention 70 cur large
list OF lots and blocks IL Superior We have
Investments suitable for the rich and for the
poor. We will have il g few days . number
Of lots On Thompson avenue at 1925 each:
one half cash. This IS o coed deel. We have
blocks ct $4,000 that are s, snap. Also 9 lot
on Sd facing bay at $3.50 one half cash, this
is cheap. Lots On 9th street that arc q bar
gain, These and many more we can sell you
We would also be pleased to have owners
list their property with us as We are sure TO
sell II IL q few days. We giEe 10 contracts
without the approval OF ov-Io1,.s, therefore
are sure OF delivery. Give us o call.
TELEPHONE 6. SuPEH:CR. WIS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-03
j. Lutte. CHRISTIE. Publisher.


5. I. Tg!4he and =. q West sneat
V Wednesday at White Birch.
r,,ar,;. c,., a. ,.,
lion region proving up on his claim.
c. ~ p,a.. -
now etnc,z af Ii;I;e,S and a.. ,:f,,r ~,
sboes N -''>'-e : '''''' 0''-'''' ~ :
-,
- $500 -, = - - ~ W.
~. -, ''i.''F iii'is '''.' ''i'ei MON
-'''s -
visit from Ter amer Mr. c1ian,1I i.,7 -
M;nne9n,lTs
Two q Nh nce,s children have
~ H. ~, , ~. 'iio i''o' w. "eeAS o''V
= - -
If E0u want now hat or bonnet,
ribbon OF flower, call al Mrs. pAscos..
Latest sly les II i'll @oosis.
-Surerior's Wleeliaen,s CIp3 i The
/ latest thine ont. TIL. craga b;.Is far
10 s;lpercpIe tn. base ban craze.
COMMANDED ~ Mrs " e & W Wink a ~
sagndinr i few weeks IN fI,a East
-heinehl !, ~. m. social IL tha II: T.
parsonage 'fli~ ft'iaA evening. '3ine
present.
little Harry u Mtnay hal q hard
tla-fl with ~ attack OF cro2p last
j y edaesday night, AMI came oil CON
4a'o.
Mr. Thomas i>unsmore, Of Moose
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-03

Charlie Smith IS up il the Nermii-
lion region proving up on his claim.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-03

Just look nj the feather in onr hat
Superior, only four years OF age nal.
ing iron water mains for Dt,lItA,
Oh, nama,..-Tvlegraln.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-03
=. NH ~ ~.

T. f. ROBERTS. County Ja,.Gc.
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,inilron0e.
RE N ~ SYLV q NJ A
4 RAILROAD.

oTATp Al liz u 81. g ls9o .
Train, ica," ioo; Of nr'bros,es ana
500 A. NJ, FASH L:HI Tor TIE W.. ci rS.imaa
~. s * .. A. ca s.S q. - 40! . ic
S *. :. .s%' TO- III Il ~ I'D Saesp suH'-
,oooA';s s., III iii.'S iNwiuiH AND chicago LIN, LINZ
&. a o. :" :':1s: f. III ss
.:, I, i s.is 3s%i;'f s;'Aisos
- 8 * fifS5TS:5
r.. %i% o,<A 81; is% 10 ~ %
!.ana: II 60 i. CAi Ago 500 m Anu ~ ''''
$50 1 @isrgnS GxrH";s tSs n P. e9t n
s'Its "a y tS, k.'i rsl n'ia !.
i:.> G. III J. e. :, .' sna
a ~. 'S 81 .. s;,fs no, 10 c 6:
500 81 ,Si & i: ,s.rrf na.' ' at
N" A. da q, a . rf'e a. 'S s e e. ':nf
i%;o $I %f ., .cf &
S..s a.. "a 70 n 's s;e ,,ss , W.T.
no 10 40 q" i: :n 4. o Z" ra a *
%% T. ss Vai;s Ia s So @,: ~ ,' q
pt e. , and f % r..: "D .sd I,rr. i at.
s; {: L 70 s.f9, 7G sSa %se 90 s0' n
is y r. do not sop at hsbrrt rtk on Snni'y
F., .MtG , c' ac 80 %ec4nd.r taa%%" t.I~ Na
and With through car for Brs~n'' Mills and b"-c'
Fol ~ POINT and SorfolN sta E.gfsr. rhti.d,n"
Surfolk Nairoad. 90 q. daHS "trtIt s.nnaS Mis
: % p. O. daily Via Batinot" and bAr Limo. IL
NJ 1ff6n PHILADELPHIA.
Erres Trains leave As follows :-,, ,,.. "a,
Dining A. and 10 ws.issSS LnHi:sd' asS II o g
: o. 30 500. and 90 D. n and Il is nyht
Il q =, ,ad LS SS ?; anS SOn
. NJ. 200; 90: $50. oo . =" go, and o q
fhc Srw .York transfer Company will call Tor ah'
cheek bce,gc from hotels and r-sdnces through to DIES
tina'lo =, ., - 49,. -
III 4 pi,nU J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pnssr Agent.
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0uuntrn Boaro.

:. = vrpv; uorsE.n Katonsh. y. Y.-Amonr Museoo:
HIis hsSItSS deietal boating nsa, staten
h,ch Ground ovcrookint CfotOn valley every s0'snsSo
az farm: <rms, - TO 70.
hExgfFuL srMnEk HONE dIss ;S.s n. 70. re-
90 hour eaa wrtsr bath high oe.tion: health yex
ssn'ssa " sSayd n""s, call
XIykkr,eEMESTs| 1ton w,ra1 ldJvrn SETT'x99HTKk
;AaTUWk V6&FircEi H. Pas B!ssaxsy yhy
Srssess upsn 0:S BrS:dS,s Se; I'VE S~ %ss:
ssnf ySiaAss:Se ~ 90 s TS';S
sSs re9E crSssyessS. io2s TSid near sky
| i4oe I.s.ys 100 Wet 70 T fsyyseS I'D
e. HHSLFM OFFICE 1870 Eas. oc On. ,.s and
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pEcOcpTD MORTGAGES.

Balcom Irving , and wife To Harlem savings sank
n iiehbrIdsc Road. OF kne-brdS" k"sa' year.
i,,aun Henry. and WIFE to Harlem savings BANK n
l45tu.t " Of iIrook.avt, y"sr SJrV al. .. 49, -.
brennan. Th,> J. T. dgar ApI"bv. ooa'S' I"
SHAY. Demand $1,000 - o.,,s, .
Louis, ~ t1a los l'''p'hy' !" = '''"'''
OF Anist.idam.avr. demand. So 0oV. ,o.. , l.,
same Ia May /. ,,ovnnr. ?ithst o. losh-a'c' IN
staInI,nts a in1rtrag,>i. 5000. $500, ,,,
tavinao, Lug, (au,cpi - nano ana SaIs 20 20 i'e"o
nc.r, MARY. J"hh and Mage ~ - W !" IL Ai""'''
n : I,tn.sl ~ lUthavo. years. 50 WV. core,
pcs,rs. John II. to eXr'uois John BOWL i'"'A'
ST. { of Drotn riucc. ! YEAR. >: 40" % poc,or ete
Trinity Church n Y3d;t " Of hh.av- N%f TT o a,d
,.3.,.I,oW TdSaid aid t. stephen Wills ara
another (, 2d.avc. 9iih.st 80, oo,. =, . or
'" Uant. VsI.Htin- r. to JOAN Yulr 9sthst. ?t''
it,, lman. cha, 70 + cht.,v Richardson. W Myrtle
ST. n l7Gti,>t years. 81 oM ,.. r,c,,,
IoAqisn. AGs1ar {: s"a Alex to Eugene r''''A'
Low o tGro Ernicio To- cxo-s Matilda Coddingsen. n
Ssth.at " 9Th ave . year. SlV.0n ,,,
Icoi,ie Jam, j. and Eug'n' Poke 70 May f. >'n'th
t. Monk, ldo,phA and wife {" Na:k' Grouse cor
T-"nnntav" and Anthoi,y ave. mt l"n nal, .
Iagrnst.'hrr. Helene. = Nlany SAVINGS hS"A'
+oth.st 0tn-iv"s y'ar- 1-o""': , p..,otv T.,
4 3 t.i.r .si>h.st, Jan".~t. year. SOW .... .
Ho.cn na:h MAYER, ionis Wen aud another
ius +, n.G so To- Jar1"s + podn, q a
80, 800: ard -,.h.'i Q f.ort.~. u ~:e.
smith. F:.nh l. 90 BENJAMIN Pf"''' "'"'" "
dth.aN~, t"tr 5000" M ". Of,
hbNaI, rt,,r,.. e,otN &c ~" Rr""n. 80 Wet
so..'. yer, ta'", ~ , "a, vn.s,a,n n ~ co,
PARK a. . ard 9,ti,..t var. Zoo. , 49,.
IL, MAJ .nl " ,;"l'"t - trcd"rlrka Bek%'
= ,t!. -, y @,h.aVr / gear t2.3to go, -,
waila.h. r',rsn {" ira..a '"hn' : 'o'n'H1 u
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I LHlGll VALLEY RAILROAD.

IASsiN''l.K TRAINS leave foot OF Cortandt and
Desbruss's follows
a. for Sitinctcn and Int rmrla'c POINTS.
81 IL. Tor f.ne>a IAops. Il'n:r, 30 l-t BuGAlo.
Wet. iot ,yll", and lrn'ia local poit, Chlii
car 20 Lyons AID J., llman car 10 r-pn>iol B,d-"
10 .. NJ. for MAurh thunk ard ntr'ta Dat" points
IL for l.. and Il. Junction AID atr POINTS.
Chair MsucL Chunh.
o. H. TOR runkhaAno,k AID iatrr:acalac. points
Chslr TunAhshnock. torner ton Reading and
Harrisburg.
40 D. Tor lirra ard ipAl Intern slate pa ~
Chair AR TO WLcsbarrs aud Pullman Sleeper to Susp~u
kOn Fridge.
point.. Cna.r " Muurh Chunk.
10 p. far Msuch thunh and int"rmed!atc points
Connection Reading anu Harrisburg
y. III. fer GENEVA I5ons. FImit, Roch"str, Runalc
sod the West Pullman sleeper to l., Gus and Suspension
bridge. -
Trans leaving 1t A. M, i n IN. | Z. n. and 40
q M for all points in Mahanoy and Hs7cton cus
SUNDAY TRAINS.
m. for Ma,rh thunH. Ilailrton and intermediate
points, and IL y ~. for Shenandoah and interMrc. te
points.
$40 p. m. for Maueh chunk and lot rrncdiate points
y. for Gchr,a Lyons. Emra, Roch,ster Buffalo
snd tie West Pullman SLEEPER 10 LYON. and Suspension
Fridge.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JEReEY.
~ roof OF LlpEnrY.ST. NORTH Tho HAVAA

.ao. n t tor fIsninrH,n E..t.n. Allentown. Mauch
CSG', T.;l'' s, .a2 T~i,S1;r wi..pe!s
suraa's for ia.,"n. Allentown. Ma"Sh Chunk Wilkes
lG ssos and T'-' allentown and
Ma csuna s@3%.y. ,o Ias ESps'c0"s Pas
tas,on, %@no%n Maqca ,hgns wnFrSa ., S ran
~ '' >?1aarv lwi.%.:s i.sir Mr. wl.H-Vas
Af"h np ,d Iai c "a. % asS ' naiarOns Eason
A% M,a "a, T fcr :.s H Iii M:dh chs
!; = u nr ra.,ou, A.nown Maui chunk P R%,d
irr Hairturc Wilk -lar'. scranton, Iana1ui. f",'
20 p r.. for Pennington. Lake ops'eons' EaS'0n
arc 81 p n To- sonnv,l.. ana tom,ne'on ns
,,' .''o a A:.o 9s ~ %' ~ m hunk Read
md Fi fo E;' H, s.,a t'ss H;ais
LIZ %" ,l ~ o: {? III sv'd'y trains &c no. ''|
Tor ias"~oo,; Tors River And BIn'sA, 4 90. 81
~ reach lisytn. Atlantic cay. vn.ani aud Bridge
Ton o. ~ r.~.nod 90. sis. nio m, 80. 80
' SANDY nook EoCrE.
For Highland Bcah. Seaers.. Monmouth Dearh Ioni
e. Or L 81 20 Tom. lNsr .sd H.,ss. 80 "a
For fs AsOni, p F,S !, rn pl"a;. !.
p iIo- Bach Haven Atlantic CIV, vneiand. Brdse'On
FUE PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
nSF radsDna 20 !, Sc - 80 10 80 - ' nj a ~
Si;0 SrslS 90 0 ii 20 =. U IN - o. 20 o. no 50
-a4 T,'s'ng'o S.y At 80 = n 81 Eek
so f! ~ al "s q sa;,, ns have ns eC on
n, on Coz lta:mf l,rr.su.r tH!,-M -, g., 49,, ,,,,
defha At: 80 4. n. 30 Buc.t i'lrlor CIR SO y III.
J. i:nt exc Ut SsturIi! nigh Svrdrs o. r L
l!rket. Aud psros.. sra.' can b. poyurd 1T Il oi
- ~ ,,r -. %'"ad"s: =; ..h 70: %, w"
| Fulton Il Us R,o,dw.y. Hr,~klym.
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General Eastern oGlcc o3j broadway.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. n. y.

WEST SHORE RfAiLRoiAD, n Nv, u We {. % q
from u. of Jay. H.wYork i!amiltoa ,;?%i"n.
Drtot and ch,r,So % -, r.. -" x 's:i' T. r.
fa.a'l and ra''" Sys.s sS; 20 80 N" 30 a. 10 r.
IS II p. m. kpeston - 30 :; IS. % 90. c!o:45
,,ss 'gd Albany 70 10 ,9n. 40 a. VS.. ioin
ali 20 a. M IT, 1T 'c 80 '5:i5 3D. - 80 - ~
u o. M, and 10 A. b3 - p M Cornwall ana
New bnr Montreal and Canada ta.t IL a. M' t 30
Brtro. Chicago and St Ioni. On ali through train.
to Sara,ass and Caldwell Lake G.orso oil 80 a. IA.
daily except sunday b3 - .. Sstnstys 9,n far'
S .. l 10 .d nn and rnsc"%ia 81
Hotel and Kaat"r.kli va rhoenica. 10 As and u $50
M 8; - p m. tla,ns ami 10 W n: tor i3osi q
I,orl AID rho.nich falrny!ir caro- ann M".n.' y,
lSatnday only, f,r Kaat"r skill, Hunter IIohnrt Grand
flu.i station aud rhoenrla. Paor.cir to irant Motel
station and phornica. b. e. Leaves l,rookyn. VIA
p,ookiyn AnneA 60 aioao e. M, ND zoo F. r.
b3 :2S p. Catskiil Maintain night line. 80 a. m
Dnil, except SATURDAY All other trains daily rxoep;
Sunday. For trk"s table, perlor and sl:cpingc.r
accommodation information. apply onlce.s Brooklyn,
S ,y sSs n1 &c. o fH%s
wsy i:s no MST;,I:s PAX rs s. We" and
w:st shore station. foet q West 4sd:s and foot q
senssr Agent. Vanaerbilt.ave.. New.York.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

,-,.o.. -, TIM roal Estate Exchange yesterday was
.o,,o.n,d he solitary foreclosure sar. being tna' OF
NO. .31 West 6lst-st. east OF 1Itn.av" hVc's.olJ o.
tenement on a lot .JAl0o. The bidding "'ai'co N ~
so 900 and up to sil.ooo; "eofse D''0 ~
TN" Lraty failure reported yesterday haa nt COM
,na Inc unxl nv days Will probably ehhloit ecn
doI Of suspense until it Is learned now tne n'"''
r,coy,r, from the shock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
RdlroGbS.
Railroads.
NEW YORK Central
Hudson River Railroao'
InTr,in, arrive ., and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STALACNs
Fourtb Ave. and @2d St.. New York.


-, o-,v p,usoAp STATION m rss Orr ~ I.
TRAINS LEAVE As F0LL192mMTIrEp-Due as
O,5O A. M.-CuICAuU vLot b LIZ AA~AA
Ss5ssso % !. Il qts; yEsrBy,LE IsMIT
ED-Due Cincinnati Z so Indianapolis ~ - "
,sis S1'X a. N 0wtsrERN DAY ExpREss-d'll' aeep'
l.5S M-NoRTH SHORE yEsT!Buhsao N. next
Due At detroit At 10 g. M. Chicago wv y -
$685. Mast WESTERN EXpE pr! M chicago
$50 d$SSas$iS;I 4 adsSH fis 1sD MI.
'n ESnfb7s FisJ s hoT's AsD day. s.
ssB
fiss,s 3 % j. 81 sS ~ s, T. - i SS
g. sY go 70 Is 20 S' g. g. ID
1n5$ IS % g. 80 4 E. + e :'f@::
rrt tS$ sSYGS9adUSsstf5 81 80
notIlsfi a. &C. s5s 50 Ill., 1:SO $780,
nu2Ft Ii a. % ~ s5sH so H. 100 7ao ehs
NIaaSRA pALLs-,o 20, no 80 m' 49, e;oo' $780,
sARai5S;.H.to 900. vi 80 a. M. 80 $780, p M
H$$HssSS s. 10 sc H. g So g.
sS ,sJ 4d,sssssa
At HieSsao As & AND 80.
prI! Tx II h I'LL Via HARLEM DIVISION
nd ..s:. and % .ssis IN Sleeping cars Grand
Gsni Fst s f.ss s. Ss' "a
s2a R iS '
Express can, for and rs,cxs baggage from
h0'; ,, ana esrsps Snnday Other rain
,f.n except tAess aSng at sod = 20 90 MID
nlr 5on fssH n IT. ToSsY pASIrIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
Cannirn propertn for Sale anb Go fct.
Attractive Homes
at
Harrington, New-Lersey,
On the West Shore r. r.
II Niles from Newly

Houses will be built from plans and specifications
OF Vaux & Co.. Architects and Engineer Lots TO
contain about II $50 SQUARE feet. No lots for sale
without houses. Price Of houses with lots about
100000 and upwards. Property will DO carefully
restricted
Plan Of grounds (abOut 40 arrs) will be ready
soOn For full particulars application may he made
by letter to the owner Ca-'nan Harriet. IT,. ohce
Of Greenwich Fire Insurance Co.. lGl broadway. ~ \.
Personally to J. Edward Giles. M East Sixteenth
st., n. T., to Charles H. Roots ssl. Attorney. n
Exchange Place. n. i.
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I
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSfEhS-N' T. VA l.
94ths, 100 +: ictHnN;' ;nio:s. 'o" $1,000
We, EdS'. - It r,sar .,'' 1isItsaDd $1,000
nti,r So; IL tsu - 'ry nut nor 1000
7s.t l26 +, ; "a Is,msH Was 1900
Ostht ~, f. y "arn" iSScx 10000
5sth 200 n: W G%.N 10 ,lxic fore 2ssco
ocds 100 +; ; r.,ti,. a aSd sno ". 5000
22d ny # 5t"'Ay c;n S'HH's M"".e. e2Soo
19ttn..t n :, 80 # e WillIs-aNH 50Nloo neeh~ &,
r. ck and husband " i"d'lek pircnhia e a..,,.
Brown r.a,r ~. eHr' ,:s% ne -ox.oo r"."O $3.50
7odt \" 5a East Jonas wen 'nu 4'' looo
3d..yr :. III III. - '9 ma r Msi AID ano 2s7oo
IAshtaSe ro yaTi iai S-sA9 @iiia. 5000
stsH'"n:st; a. e II 70 ,nns ioo2s $1,000
1a;ust s. 70 r. 70 " fohm Iaf $500