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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

A YOUNG GERMAN LADY desires position
"a as governess, teaching French, German,
English and music. Please address K. l.. G.,
Morning News office.
WANTED, a situation in the country to carry
w on milling by one who is well experienced
in the business, and would be willing to go to
any part Of the country. Apply at 105 Perry
street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18

monthly
aymenso Samec condition in
laval Intensely
Of
1sfomthe
o
be guided by
800
CornerIi ncont tand Secondav venue
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18
LOST.

I OST. one Surveyors Compass, Jacob staff
II Reward IL left at No 40 Whitaker street,
o. t. SHAFFER'S Drug Store.
OST, plain band ring, with initials ''E G. to
IL q. s." Finder will be rewarded by return
ing to G. L. SCHAFER, 1872 CASTOR street, city
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18

IMMEDIATE information required diving or
4 dead regarding Roger Beirne late of French
Park, County Roscommon, Ireland. Last heard
from May, 1t72; was then in U. s. Army at
Brownsville, Tex; his brother claims his prop
erty in Ireland as heir at law. Please reply to
PHILIP c. P. MACDERMOT, Esq, solicitor,
Boyle, County Roscommon, Ireland, or to
JOSEPH BEIRNE, French Park, County Ros-
common, Ireland
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18

A NY KIND of furniture repaired or uphol.
IA stering done in best and neatest style at
EMPIRE BARGAIN STORE, Liberty and JEFF
ferSon streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18

S00 PAIR Of Window Shades at your own
OOU figure at NATHAN BROS, $50 Brough.
ton slreef.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18

WANTED, a good stenographer and type
w writer operator; one owning machine
preferred; state salary expected. Address W.,
care News
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18

DROF. ALFRED LEON, corner President and
Il East Broad streets, hair cutting and shaw
inc saloon
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18

GEE our advertisement in Special Notice
- column. ROWLAND & MYERS, Real
Estate Agents ami Auctioneers, % Bay street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18

AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

100CHAMBER SETS very cheapa NATHAN
IOO BROS, 100 Broughton street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18

WANTED, pushing travelling statesmen for
w Georgia trade. Address HARDWARE,
care Carrier 20, postoffice, Baltimore, Md.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18

lust OPENED, full line of Wards cele-
- brated imported Papers, comprising the
newest and most fashionable conceits in society
stationery. These are the finest papers made
from pure sun-bleached Irish linen, and are
identical to those furnished to the royal family
of England by this firm. NJ. TEMPLE TAY-
LOR 1876 York street.
I &c, 25c, &c., soc. pound, popular because SUI
III perior and low priced, HEIDT'S Fine Con-
fectionery.
BOARDING STABLE.-Healthiest coolest;
ID best conditioned stock in city; roomy box
stalls large open pens for stock to Sunday in;
shelters for trucks, wagons and drays; reason
able board, or will rent stalls; we have more
room than other stables combined. Personal
attention of GUILMARTIN & MEHRTENS.
Telephone 251.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18
COMMIsSTON,
SHINGLES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

ID ASPBERRY LIMEADE. Frosted Cream
III Soda, Pineapple Gem, at LIVINGSTONE
PHARMACY, Bull and State Streets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18

GEE our advertisement in Special Notice
- column. ROWLAND & MYERS, Real
Estate Agents and Auctioneers, 81 Bay street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18

Il EEP your beds clean for one year by using
N Edson's Bed Bug Killer. 25c. at LIVING
STON'S, Bull and State.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18

I HEADQUARTERS for all style Photographs.
IL Gaze on the prices: doz. Minette Photo
grapns 50c., doz. 75c.; 100 Stamp Photos 81,
AQ leo; Cabinets 80 Dozen with one extra in
sXlO gilt or walnut frame 81 so; our styles are
novelties. SAVANNAH PHOTO. CO., 149
Broughton.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18

A FEW DAYS ADVERTISING in this column
"A will surely bring great results Try it and
be convinced
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-18

WANTED, first-class joiners accustomed to
w hard wood work. Apply at McDONOUGH
g. co. s Factory
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-24
The Cost OF fTyiug Shoestr inEs.

One Of the managers of O big East
orn knitting mill has made calcula-
ton that the shoestrings of o work
ing girl will come united three times
per diem, and that girl will lose
about 80 seconds every time she
stoops to rotic them. Nest OF the
employees have two feet, SO Chis entails
q loss OF 800 seconds every day for
each girl. There are about 400 girls
employed in this factory, and there
fore the gentleman finds that 43, 3,8OO,-
900 seconds are wasted in tho course
Of n year, which time at tho average
rato Of wages, is worth $943.17 J.
Orders have accordingly been issued
that the girls must wear only button
shoes or congress CATERS under pen
atty Of discharge.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-24
SOUTH CAROLINA'S CROPS.

The Condition of tho Farming Interest OF
the state as Indicated by the Reports to
tho Department OF Agriculture.
From the reports of the correspond
ents OF the Department of Agricul-
ture in all parts of the State the fol-
lowing facts have been learned and
the estimates as to the condition Of
the crops given Herewith been made
The acreage in wheat has been de-
creased about per cent. below last
year, and the condition is 80 per cent.
less than at the same last year, and
has been materially injured by the
Hessian fly. The damage by winter
freezes was nominal. About 8 per
cent. of the crop was drilled against
81 per cent. broadcasted. The drilled
wheat is generally reported in the
better condition. The crop was, as a
rule, sown later than in 1889, the
average date of seeding being Decem-
Der 1st. AS usual, the early sowing
IS reported in better condition than
the late
The acreage i'll oats is reported at
about the snmc as last year and the
condition is 1G per cent. below that of
last year. The falling off is attributed
largely to the ravages of the Hcssian
n.y., and small percentage has been
injured by the late freezes.
The acreage i'll both rye and barley
has been slightly reduced and the
condition is not so good as at the
same time ia 1889.
LIVE STOCK.
The remarkably open winter has
been very favorable to live stock of all
kinds and theyarc reported as in gen
orally fine condition. The deaths
from winter exposure have been nom
nal and confined to but few localities.
The percentage Of loss from diseases
is exceptionally small About 5 per
cent. of the hogs in the State have
died from cholera
COTTON ON HAND.
1t is estimated that q per cent, or
$4,000 bales, of last year s crop is still
in the hands of the growers.
DECREASE IN FARM SUPPLIES.
Judging from the reports of the dc
partments correspondents, the farm
ers OF the State are in better condi
ton than ever before Notwith-
standing the enormous increase in
the quantity Of commercial fertilizers
purchased, the decrease in farm sup.
plies purchased is per cent on
than last year.
LABOR.
There is n scarcity of laborreportcd
from some sections, on account of the
emigration of the negro farm hands
to the turpentine farms of Georgia
and Florida. One hundred and fifty
five correspondents report labor as
"good," seven rs 'bad' and sixty-fve
as "mdnforent.'
COMMERCIAL FERTI.IZERS.
From November 1st, 1889, to April
1st, 1890, about 10000 tons of com
mercial fertilizers were sold in the
State, against 12G,5G8 tons for the
same period III 1889 -'S0-an increase
of about 30 per cent. over last year,
which would Indicate large increase
of the cotton acreage for 1890.
Corn planting has been finished in
many sections and cotton planting is
progressing rapidly.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-24
An UnfaithfuI EmpIOvoe

LONDON, April, ia sensation
has been caused III Bradford by the
arrest Of Francis Stubbs, who was at
the head of the dyeing department of
the Lister Company, Limited, silk
works. It is alleged that he has COM
mitted frauds amounting to thous-
ands of pounds. It is expected that
others will be arrested for completely
in the frauds.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-24
Why She Called q Hah.
"GeOrge!"


1t vast what she said 30 much as
the way in which she said it. She
took the word and drew it out until
it was long, tremulous flament Of
sweetness. Yet there was q tingle of
reproof in her tone.
"George!" She only said it once
in reality, but it is customary with
story writer's to say George twice un-
der the circumstances.
"What is it?"
"You have been squeezing my hand
with great regularity and emphasis
for some time"
81 know it," he replied, with the
frankness that was characteristic OF
his manly nature.
"Please don't do it any moro" and
her voice dropped almost into whis
per.
"NO mOre?' This sounded like hoart-
throbs Of anguish (whateycr they arc)
and his form shook with emotion.
"Why nOt?'
because" sho faltered.
"GO on"
Because, Tn getting corn onJny
little finger
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-24

in his grave, amid the deafeniug
shouts Of the multitude, leaving be-
hind him the grandest tribute to
Southern chivalry-men who Rgivs
their lives to protect the honor of
unknown women.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-24

The Condition of tho Farming Interest Of
the state as Indicated by the Reports to
tho Department OF Agriculture.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-24

The Story Connected With q Lonely Grave
koar hewberrV- che Bravo nan Digs
Ais GrnVo- Apcicut Uceds Of Chivnlry
lcR
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-24
Thc Right Spirit.

Visitor: "You'ro getting to be q
pretty old man, Uncle Johua."
Uncle Joshua: eighty years"
Visitor; and you don't have to
use glasses yet, J. understand"
Uncle Joshua; "No, an / don't
even calculate to. When I can't drink
outen bottle, I'll take dipper an
drink waiter"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-24

The Senate Committee Oh Naval
Affairs has agreed to report favorably
Senator Buffers bill for the con
struction Of II dry dock at Port Roy
al, s. @.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-24

1t would be singular if the first
long distance electric road should be
established III far-away Russia. Such
q thing, however, seems moro than
probable, for a project is now on foot
to connect ST. Petersburg with
Archangol Il distance of 5000 miles,
by an electric railway. The enter
prise, with which the name of the
Siemens is connected, is backed by
ATchangel interests, md the est
mated cost of the road, includir :
rolling stock, will be $4,000 per
mile.
The new disease, alleged to be q
successor to the grip and called La
Mona, is said to be form of the
pellegra, and to be caused by the use
of mildewed coEn flour which is con
sumed i'll North Italy in the shape of
polenta. The victims sink into u
peaceful sleep and die unconscious,
instead Of sncezing their heads off
and living, as in the grip.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-24

There is a scarcity of laborreportcd
from some sections, on account of the
emigration of the negro farm hands
to the turpentine farms of Georgia
and Florida. One hundred and fifty
five correspondents report labor as
"good,' seven us bad and sixty-fve
as "indifforent."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-20

benn ss Iebt in meiner 9ruit bic llsber'
Seu9uns. bag. 49,"
-Aber senug bterponl l@ uuterbra6 q
ii9 sIei9 barauf. - Sic besabeu id
bann mad Sauie uno Iesteu ii3 per:
mutbIid l9Iaien. -. porber beuertten
Sie ni9ts Yerbd6tiess?~
Der 8antier i6iittslts ben Ropf.
rRi9t OaB i9 wiBte," iaste er. sd
traf meine @jattin nod mad an, lie bait,
ii9 ;Dar i4On Sur 0tu6e be8e6'n,
aber. -"
limb mertteu Sie SerieIbeu ir9ent
rueIbe ieeIii3e 9eritimmuns an2"
Spinbler i9ittelte mieberum ben
8rpf. vSie mar pobl ein rueuis emil:
big, iasIe er enOIi9; raber i9 Iegte BEN
tein @elui9t bel e. E. i9 ipeiB mid ii6er:
baupt nidt mebr aui ale gin,eIbeitsn
unIeres ieoeniaQs nur turssu 3uices:
iprd&s 3u entiinnen, benu i9 bate gan,
9e9en mcine iontige @jswObubeit, 6urd
bic Iebbafte llnterbaItuns ueriibrt, elm
bis6en pisl 9tiioesIeimer Berg setrun:
Ten unb ba mag i'd wobI eiu wenig reb:
leIi9 seweien iein.
pSOnit piieu sic uiGts auSuses
bcn2~
vHein".
,9egebsn mir uns ruisber mad untsn. /"
suti9ieO ber Neutrality-suspicious.. Gr
bate bic Stirn ssrun5eIt uuo i9aute nit
ieItiam bilterem grHlt auf ben Saus
!ier. 80.
sd wiG msins gi6te bsauftraeen,
uus bic 0tidtuHit meiner 6rau, Die ielt:
fam Iange ausbIeibt, io9Iei3 mit5utbei:
len. -. a6sr wo 1T iie benz bin," uus
terbratb ct ii9 glei3 barauf, iu9enb I'M
@jema1 ftp uml6aucnb.
rSas 6rduIein perLieB pot etrua fiiui
Rinuten 6as 3immer uuO bsgab ii9 na6
Der @en6sIreppe." beri9tete Der Goms
mihdr, ber aud bier oben pieoer unabs
ldiiis allen Diuseu cine sroBe gIufmsrts
iamteit 9ei6entt bate.
.O0nn bessben mir uns AUDI in bas
@ei9ditslotaI sariid," enti9icO 2inbe:
mann. SD iebe 5u meinem @ritauneu,
baB aud Serr Sab[ uns ni3t 6eSlsitei
bat"
Die Serrsn i9ritten ebeuialIs nab Der
@euoeItrsppe. Dem Bantier eu.gin9
es hierbei, baB 2inOemanu nit benz Som:
miildr eineu piellasenben 8Iif aus:
taui6te, ben bieier gum lleberiluB nod
nit einem uerltobIenen SOpiniden erpis'
oerte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-20

- 9 6Iim mme @eibna6teu
bat ein Oeuti6er Susenieur nuf eineI
0teiie nab SStaIien 9eieiert. Serr g..
ts9nii6er Seamter elmer groBeu Ntd'
Idineniabrif, bate auf ieiner 0tomeriabri
cineu eriten 6alt i'll Orient gema6t uHo
polIte an Gage Dor benz SSelte bic aul
bsr Strabe na9 Bsr9ine befiubIi9s
8aiieriperre nit benz sroben 8aheriall
bel BOntnIto beiidtiseu. Gr Iiee lid
pom Der &elInsrin bes @jaitbauIes am
8ontaIto, nadbem CT bic feitseieste &au
Don 80 &reuSeru erle9t bate. ben ibma'
len unb tbeiIpeiie in ben SeIien 9ebane,
ueu Bfao sur Sperre birabiiibren. als
iciue 6iibrerin etpas Suriidblieb. fam
ibm Der @ieoants, baB man i'm @aitbault
ieius nit GoIOitiiden sefilIte S0rie &c,
lcbsu babeu tounte unb ibn in bieiet
ltillen S6lu6t beraubeu polle. Bon
bisier Wa5uuoritsaun9 erbist, So9 r
ieinen GeuoIuer beruor nnb CAB, nm etrua
in Der gtdbe beiiabIi9e 9eute auf i5
auimertiam ;u MAIDEN, sineu SbuB ab-
Seine 9e9Ieiteriu, im @lauben. OuB Ser
SduB auf lie absefeuert worOen iei, TIob
uno f6rie in pabuiinui9er gln9it:
,Silfe! Gduberl Nt0r6er!" Mui oielen
S9tedensruf elite Der @irtb berbei, CT,
blidte ben TrsmOsn nit erbobenem Rs,
uoIuer. itiirSte iib mutbig Guf i'm unO
mari ibu su 9obeu. Der 2estere 9Iaubte
nun tbatid9Ii4 pou &duberu iibsrfallen
porosu ~ iein uub ipsbrte li6 nit allen
Ssrdftsu. Su bem Beiben Gin9tampf.
Der iib nun entipunn, erla9 er, wuros
entpaiIuet uuo Johann ben berbeiseruie'
nen @eusoarmsn ilbsrseben. Grob lets
nes Brottjtes wur6e CT ais @efansener
na6 Orient escortirt NIB in ben glrrelten
oes eortisen 6reisssri3ts uutergebrd5t.
no ct in einiamer 3sue bic 6sierta9t
our6lcbte. Damn crit purOe er, nabs
benz CT bem llnteriuhuu9Srihter ben
Sa6ur5nlt in glaubpiiroiger 0siIe bars
getsllt, aus Der 0ait eutlahen, muB iid
aber nod pegeu Gragens elmer BaHs
olne WaiienpaB uor ber @jeri9;sbebOroe
ais 9lugetIuster psrautwOrten. Cine
Celebrate uno Die bIauen uuo brnunen
6lefeu, bic CT bauougetra9en, iusroen ben
8eamten nod Ian9e an oieIes tragltomIs
I6e gl6erteuer erinneru.
= Sin MiBtrauii der. Sar',
den: 9apa, pieuieI lit 5 nno AZ
Batter: 8. SaarI6su: Damn batts
m,iH 9sbrsr uIiO bod re9t! SD iusts
ndmIi9 8. er bebaaptste obtr ltslt UNI
leit. es paren Q, -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-20

= SdmmtIi9e &raftma, nj a ,
9ineu Der Sroe lieierM na6 elmer glns
ga6e bcs yjsosmos" cine Nrbeit pou 45
MilIiousu 8ferbetrdften. 0ieie 2siituns
iit unsefdbr sIeibwertbig elmer 9Irbeit
pom elmer WtilliarOe Meni9en. b. b. iait
Der gau3en 8eu0Iteruus Der Gr6e. Oie
9ertbsiluug Der Rraftmai6iuen auf bic
bauptia9li9Iten 2dnber 9eltaItst Ii9 btrs
maBen, baB ouf bic Ser. Stnatsn pou
ROr6ameritu u, auf GusIanO 7. auf
DeutidIaab a, auT Sruusrsi9 un6
anf Osiferrsi4 II WiIIiOusn Pisrbs'
trdfts entIalIsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-03
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
REORGANIZATION
NOTICE.

The I'd netalmcnt OF sO deposited under
agreement November -. 1859 fr the reorganization
the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Company J.
called payable III" Central Trust Company - Ne"NoiN
on APRIL IL 1890. Payment, viii be- stamped On Cen
tial Trust Company CcstiGat which must De presented
with amount Of said inst,lnfnt before APRIL H.
1890.
ripon receipt, to the SIS ooo ooO FUND
may AT THEIR OPTION, paw The remaining % per cent
on said certificates called payable june l. and have
their certificate, stamped fen paid. Interest OH the 10
per cent will be allowed until June /. 1890 at the rae
Of per cent per annum.
FREDERIC L. OLfOTT,
.IOEL y. FREEMAN,
HENRY W. POOR. ..-,-
HENRY BIDGE. COMMITTEE.
COLGATE iiDiI,
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
IL. j. DE lIAKEX OVENS.
g. :. ELLIS. Sccretaiy.
30 WALI-ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-03

OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
Extensive improvement including salt water baths,
passenger elevator. &c. CHARLES EVANS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-03

Grcenblatt Louis and wife, samuel Mott,
Ridrc-st, o. RiNngton-st. years. 81 900 ~.
Graves Robert, and another to the brooklyn Iruse
Company 5th-ave, n Of 4lst.st. 10 months, $3.50 600
Ccib, Acnes Herman sedman. 9h-st OF
Avenue c, irstalments d, 900 $500.
Hansen Frederick. 70 Charles Lederer S lllth'st
OF 3c-aye. wears, > 900. . - -
Hurwiz. Moses, to Ascher weinstcin, No 81 Hester
st. instalnent- e4.i67. - ,..
No. SO CrOsby.st years. $4,000. ~.
Hurvitz, Moses, and Others 10 Aschcr Wclhsteh NO
. EssaS.st, $4,000. - =.
Hcyzcr John to Mori,z b Philip Chamocrs-st' ADJ
80 Kose-st, install $4,000 49,, $500,
Harper james J. and others TO Title Giarsnt o ana
Trust Co. 3oth-st. Of 9thave, years. rlo oOo.
Herring Jonas, to Philip Hill. Kai!road-a'e' n OF
l6otlst install. 5000.
Harlow. Ellen NJ 10 Andrew Morris and another,
3jth.st. Of 9th-ave. ] wear. 90. 300 - s.,..
Johnson Frank L. 10 Eoritahlc Life Assurance Society
OF ). li4th.st. Of ithave and other property
years q mortgs), $4,000. 90.
Roster. John. and another. to Edwin Meeks 18TH
Of 6th-aNc. years, $4,000. . nj, ~ q.
Ridcc.st. years. s3 600. , ".
Kcarnev Alice De w and another, TO Germania Life
Insurance Co. West Endase n OF sSh'st years q
n-orcsl. s72 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-03
REAL ESTATE.
.,,cINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

was large Offering OF property al .he r'est $50
Yesterday but the market seeineu ~ -
E' bsne strong in some Instances anu "o" s ~ 49,,
CERTAIN, 40 Xmthaye was offered, hvestoGy ana basement
No l1'o s,, ON lot e5.sxloO. The property ylc0s
pHeN a GIG year. the bidding ran from 9-',voo "
"n To- Louis A. Guck was the buyer Nus o. o. "'-
70 81 sixty.sccondst. were oIeFec tnes az n
- .1 Nav next at $1,000 apiece year -" Wv -.
u ana the buildings arc ioui.s'o'y any h,nn.nt
vvxusOae DWELLINGS, with vent Tor is 500 anG
VIZ W, ,asI IRON Joseph E5dAi NO o. "N'' "
40 80 Mss 'vt,tb two.story brick stable on
ali So, sold for - 100 W Mln,"i Us on ot ~ 81
ives. Tor az 900 70 H. A. Adams t"e IcnI Is S1HC g,
YEAR 30. 40 West year IL status
a y full oi and sold 10 H. Aoeiihs ~ no,,,e
is. IoI SsiS0 sod to Nr NO s
L.royts tnee'oIy ana Sencncf Tor $1,000 No
~ Ihrystle-st il tnrec-stoIy "iu "a , In, nenS 1bx
ns ".Is sICss sn ga tSD ron Encch
mo IS OIiver-st at Oshs two.story ana S'tic ouia
lns win vi lSss rI fa.st., t~o-story Oick
acoss l92Nloo. brought UvO iio and
80 no awens on lot .2Xl0o. Inc bdang started
!. ;iOoOS "la M ls - Tsl;iyf;i foir.Or
pirate house on lot -Ays n wa SsieS price H c. Van
a. EOM WAS sTe e buyer 80 IL four
iSs 1sossS it, ssi 900 liOn i. Il. MOjie
~ IoS on the south siae Of lithst west
Henry. No. 1892 La, lor,iet1'st !, tnree,s'ciN
brick dwelling on To- RI al mJ une
and 6felnst four.stOry store and tenement
tanse was offered Tie lot Is -:NlOO john y. Muller
Nv tae 5uyr III IS 600 The dyOning house. No. $50.
IN he avenue twO-stOry frame store on lot -ONlOO.
h,,cbt ss11j No 2l5 West ltN -tnird-st.. three
o. hjcn scep dwelling full lo sold Slo 600
Iseob Mattern. leaschod interest III No. $40 West
f~,v.slxtn.st. was offered The ground j. $3.50
,es and taxes lease having d run from
Nsy 1874. IL sold under foreclosure and brOuehs
loo from the p.an.ir in the suit.
The estate Of Homer Morgan was offered -Four lots in
rehuOd red bctw Central Park and
Manhattanave went for 600 apiece hour lots In the
rar In rG-st brought $1,000 each
nm nd md Nlelf -
100 brought - 0O0, AID small core $500
There been sod at private contract. for Mrs. Il.
rltson. fOgr-stcfy bf0wnSiOnc No. p West
Iory-cicathst. lCt 25XlOO5. II j. Columbia Col
eee lea,cAod.
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.Auehnuty. Ellen S. to Edmund II schermorborn and
$4,000. VI o'"''S'' u ave A. year.
q, 1lprtavm beinsId. and vile 70 Matilda August No
'" u1.Nls-st years. ell COO ~
a.. "VMiH, MOF!N, ct al % James Franklin guardian
80 -oo oea1tji.st years - MOitsj, slI 800.
',safs. 80, 600 ''' ~ '"' "''''S'''
''1nAiinst years. s25 900 ' " '' " Nv
t1ets 'scoD 70 Lyman Boonine da!e and another
he. ssec, NO 10 Bfolmest. years Si7 600
M Dora and husband (,Ieenw GOD Cemetery
n.so.I LAST Broadway . years. szS 600.
~sloson James, 70 Lccettc gur,ctt No 10 Commer~e
:" . years. 81 600 " ~ ~'"''eV
Co. No rhe6e e; al TO the TIE Guarantee and Trust
srinshsns August. and wife TO Peter oottsche W OF
lot ~ nap OF Village Of NJ Eden 3 years $3.50
anestersi nc NY Ina wfe TO Joseph Levi ,rl,
Hessne Kevy, and wife, 70 jeanette Kssscl, n q
~'ssNf-st. = Of LucOw-st "
F Fern 20 sane same property, instruments Sc 500.
rri,e' g&h Patrick J., and another, Rose Frrrean
$4,000 wv i'i' map u Niiase OF nofiIsania' years.
luna @alrgan, Thomas, and wife. to James d Smith,
race Of Edgecomb Road, years. $3.50
s5t s,'lc, Samuel, and wife to CathaT!nc B Davis No
css,sehtoi.st years, ~ 500.
Averao' Agnes, to Catharlne Mcnsch, u 0th.st W OF
csc u, 3 years, a. 500.
pany esg Alice 10 the Farmers Loan and Trust Com.
- trustee. No 12l East l0othst. year. $4,000.
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Financlal.
financlnl.
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
Railway Company
Reorganization

TO TIE HOLDERS or
PER CENT. MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
CONSOLIDATED.
2 PER CENT. TEBO AND
NEO~IiO FiR~T>.
2 PER. CENT HANNIBAL & MISSOURI CEN.
TRAI. FlRsTs AND >ECUNDs),
q PER CENT. UNION PACIFIC
(SOUTIERt BRANCID.
All holders Of the bonds above mentioned re-
auested to forthwith deposit their bonds with the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK for
collection md payment. principal and interest nj the
which the respective bonds bear 0 the dntc Of
payment.
The negotiable receipts of the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY will be delivered against the snid bonds,
md application will be made TO list the said receipts
on the took Exchange.
The subsc options the - O0G. 600 fund have been
called for the second day OF June $50. with inter-
est M cent per annum from june l. on or before
any deferred dale named by the committee. of which
80 days notice will be given by advertisement.
Dated New. Yors March Is, 1890.
FREDERIC =. OLCOTT.
JOEL r. FREEMAN,
HENRY W. POOR,
HENRY BULGE, COMMITTEE.
COLGATE HOYT
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
ii. j. DE MAREZ OVENS.
q. S. ELLIS. Secretary.
81 wALL.ST