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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-26
To Cure Sick Animals or Fatten Cattle

Requires only good attention and the
proper medical treatment of them.
Their bowels must bc kept in a natural
condition and an even and healthy APP
petite created in them. Uncle Sam Is
ConditionPowder is the great Remedial
Agent for such use, and the best Cum-
tive for Diseases Common to Animals
ever devised 10y man. For Poultry it is
no less valuable; it will make hens lay
if mixed with their food occasionally.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
Lockcrt & REYNOLDS, druggists.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-26

WANTED Seven able bodied men
to represent Shelby county in the
next Legislature. Salary $i.O0 per
day.-Scimitar.
Send an invitation to Sullivan,
Kilrain, Muld0on "a Co. They
haven't heard Of the bad luck be-
falling Memphis candidates this
year.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-26

The Memphis papers are all oppos-
ing the dark horse for the Congress
sional race. That settles it. Mr..
Riddick will get the nomination.
No other kind Of Memphis horse
stands any chance this year.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-26

The Buchanan hat has at last been
introduced ut Nashville and they are
trying to las5o Gid Baskette to get
one on his cranium.--Scimdar.
There can be no such thing as
keeping Buchanan hat on Gid.
Baskette; he is too fond Of his old
hot
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-26
Miles Nerve and LIVER Pills.

An important discovery. They act
on the liver, stomach and bowels
through the nerves. a new principle.
They speedily cure biliousness, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles and constipa-
ton. Splendid for men, women and
children. Smallest, mildest, surest,
30 doses for - cents. Samples free at
Owen Il MOorc's.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-26

The only chance for Mr.. Eaton to
get taste of Congressional honors is
by unseating Mr.. PhClan, Of Mem
phis, and giving the place to him,
and II appears that Mr. Reeds Con-
gress is going to do this.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-26

The esteemed Banner seems to be
trying to arouse the good sisters to
realize an impending danger lest
Buchanan and the Alliance should
make corner on secrets and de
prive the Ladies of their rights.
That's bad boy, Baskette; you
should not try TO scare the gentle
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-26

The returns from the supreme
Judges election are very slow com
ing, but they are coming all right,
nevertheless. II looks now as il
Judge LEAFS majority will pass 60,
600
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-26

The Courier-Journa's Washington
special says: STATESMEN mere, ire
spective of party, are getting real
frightened over the Farmers Ali
anCe movement.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-26

when Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-26

The best quality of linen papers for
the Typewriter and general cores
pondence, and Caligraph supplies, can
be had mt the LEAF CuRaNicLs office.
Office stationery n speciality. If
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-26

Doctor wonder if we will have any
yellow fever this summer?
Society Iady-Dear mel | hope not.
am told that yellow is not fashionable this
season. -Munsey's Weekly.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-26

McGehee Bros. are the sole agents
here for This well known brand of fer
tilizer. Send them your orders.
Apr3d-tf
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-26

Three splendid show cases for sale
cheap. Apply to Kincannon.
jyid If.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-26

TO make lemon drops CRATE the rind
from two lemons, and cut the middle very
fine, dscarding the thick white part Add
one cup sugar, one-half cup butter two
eggs, "A small pinch of soda, and lloar to
make a stiff batter. Drop it in large balls
on "a buttered tin, and bake twenty min
nlns SerNe with lemon sAnnn.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-26
RED BOILING SPRINGS,

situated in Macon county, HOO feet above
the sea level.
Mem Hotel, Nco Furniture, Net0 Management
RATES: s. 50 to $40 per week, according
TO locatiOn)
Elegant new Hotel, together with large
'Ten-Pin Alley and Bath.house. The hot
sulphur Baths are very highly recommended
in rheumatism, skin and Blood diseases
The waters are wonderful agents In the
treatment OF BLADDER, Kidney and Liver
Complaints, and are well known for the
many cures they have accomplished in
Gravel. Telephone communication with
Nashville.
ROUTE: Via Gallatin and WesymOreland,
OF via Lebanon ana Carthage.
RED BOILING SPRING CO.,
jelS 3m-d Macon County, Tennessee.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-26

John NJ Steadman, b. s., of Brockport,
N. Y, who was graduate of Cornell uni
versity two years ago, has accepted an ap-
pointment us biologist in the agricultural
department a Washington. He is "a
years old
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-26

The Chickamaugua Park bill has
become law, having been
signed by the president.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-26
for Infante and Children.

"castoria is 50 wen adapted 20 children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, n. D.,
Ill So. oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. x.
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HECORpED MORTGAGES.

Armstrong Jackson, 10 john Aris1io"-' " > VI ' ~
W OF 7th-aVe years, 81 ,OOO , ,..,.,,orr . n,
BurcOyme stephen H. - ANNE ~ a. '".1"''-' "
1.sG..t X OF Collegc-ave 5 years. 81 900. - 81, 700
Sau. TO Mary \ Rich. properly . ear T..
EosEcy IIsrris 81 al 10 Mary Ann POWELL NO - r.
nsek jshn " ana another Henry Ford e%cr ev';
Va "a and % WaG-st ana 80 ana 81 N'luel i-'"''
9'T Sosbv Henry aud wife sara J. Jones. gnauiah'
n : az 9jth.st " Sth-aVc, year, So ~ ~ coo
Coloe Michael and another 10 feteF Dotiso'' w 'S
sd.ave demand 81 $50. lease. .,, 80 3 q,
Com Sanue TO Robert II Coleman trustee; ~oo "'
yooot"r.st OF Csnalst years y mortgages s-DVOV
~ 80 al 10 3lo W 1Jth-st ! year. az 600 . 49,
nrsv,ts IuIius 20 Grace Wells, OF Monfoe-st
~ Nonteoincry-st year; 9loOuy,, .,s ,nothcr :
"a Flkan Sieefred, TO Herman halrs anl AMOUNT !"
,oi,hsf Q Len ngton-sVe, instalnents. - VJO. 49,.
flanagan john L, to Sarah VI taIhe' cAccN0of w.
G izs.h-st " l1th-aVe years. =, OO)
SFinri Katharine 70 The Henry Elias brewing o. u
1rstst W sth.aVe. 8 wears. slf coo. ,., r,i
s,hbons John and wife 20 the Irving saNng. dh'0''
,r,inn cor 7th-ayc and l2StA-, year 80 w ooo
~ same Q 7thaVc. 12Sth-.t year :lOoov'
Gerach. Francis \ and wife: 70 Danl'i > ''o""o''
;otb.t W 9fh.ave 3 years. II 900 - ooo H.,
HAYES. Isaac T. 20 fefuih"nu 9''o"' wv ~
1O3d-st months, 500; IN, :. ,,,.,o,,, uo,zder hor
Nos Ssi and $50 sth.ayc and other property ue''"U'
s13 600. go ,.,oa ., c.rolino y Lane
o, al n 7,fh.st e 11th-ave. year s3VVV --,s-
' IJou lame T and wife 10 Nathan Lutisti r ''"~
9. q et,.avr . year. IS 900. ~ o.,
" Haincs Marv NJ to James T Hall 7otn-s'' Jun
ave So 600
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nor n,uTOWN OF ST. ALBANS, YER

scaled PROPOSAL, VIII be- received bi thr uHdeIrlRn'1
wi rcsel the night t. Ielrt any on All hid, unt m.
goth day OF April d. 100 at noon at th' once OF
Town Ar-us. Vermont Tor the pur base
If the entire issue Eighty-nye 90 cfundng Bonds u
Inc Town Of II AIn. Vermont. OF the denomination OF
600 Zach issued IN accordaDcc with an act 81 The
Vcrmnnt Ire.atufc entitled "An Act - inihurkr The
Town Of St Aibans 10 refund It's outstanding notes or
boGd, " approved NOV. -. 1873. 10, $500 l..
luis / 1850 with Interest ~ The ra 81 trrr ana ohc'hll
c cent per annun, payable scp annually on the hirt
day. 81 January and July principal ana interest payable
at Boston, Mass - -. g. o. ,,cius,v.
and are PAYABLE ~ follow: . I'll. 100,
Sumbcr, Inclusive on the ~ daY oi JulI ISL
aud In consecutive number, h,c each year uer''rr III
all pad. -. .ao,td no adj
d~rs-ed 10 the Town Igoa.h."r st Adams, vermont anu
a.. indorscd 'sBiis for Rcfunaing bonds"
u "'u''' u d. HOPKINS. Town Treasurer.
81. Adams. VI. March. Is. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-27
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

vhe favorable weather and the importance Of the
rty offered sale the Real Estate Exchange ycste
Gay brought a crowd Of bidders TO the Auction Room
The most important plot offered was Nos SO and 30 Lib
erty-st. running through TO ana including Nos 10 ana
so Maiden Lane The property is situated the block
between William and Nassau ss, and the size is 4Sxl4
II is occpied by !yesory brick stores office build
inos and Yields rental OF about $4,000 year The
Kidding started In 800 600 and up vigorously 20
s.s5 900 Richard IL. CGdIipp was the buyer. .
pittst three and story brick houses lot 25xO0
offered Ihs madn WAS a n n up from ga
S7thst ioursory and basement brownsone double fat
lot 3sx192 rents tor 100 s2 year s n ns 1 S INV s
No 1i Pakaye the nothea, corner OF I'M oN,
20 1t for s2,37o year, and sold for S27ooo to
i. Fischer. $500, ,,, ,r,.,,
Cat house lot ls.5xeo sold for $40 300
I" H. stevens. Nos and 42S West Fify-s are
s ssS h'e TSy soa for and 5000 salvatore
BctSris No. Isl & and M Ss S and w stony
brick houses. on lot 25X75. They sold Tor sZ"loV !"
10 2S East Forty-eehth.st is foursory and ea ,o
mcnt dwelling lot 2oNl00. 1t sold to D. we. iv
so 9 se Sant Srs o" and central Park
sll $50 apiece to Sinclair Myers nos 81 o, o0x
80 each They sold for $4,000 and llSoo to G sG
Robinson No. 90 Forsyh-s twoscry ana aa,e RAD p.
No. IS Norolks; 25xi0O. with twostody 1s i5
offered The bidding ian UP from &c 90 n AZ
1aSu's i tSrees.or b5 bcdng sold for 5000 to
Henry Waters the same buyer TOOK NO ~ !" '''
Nos 7os and 7o5 Ninh-avc two building otS WIFI
r., eq l5c cache thereon" 5oAg 9i %c
tHr sGry ond basement 5rownsonc DIV cling o" Ss W.
two.story frame dwelling ON lot IoNs y
went 70 d. Mahoncy for $500 No a., Io<-I rrrs
thought sis 100 from Carney NO .u: We. Unc
So1in o o ssxioo sold $4,000 Dow
pix K a%einl No % west twOssey and ac
brick dwelling. lot 2oNso, brought 7fVVVo "o" W
,nde HrOfh
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Countrn Trouertn for Sale ano 30 Eft


SUBURBAN Of desirable places for residence sions
HOMES the Erie Railway, Northern IL Il. Oh
on TIE ~ j. and the New-York ana Green.
PICTURESQUE wood Lake Railway within nty mics OF
and ground plans Of BOYS, b?Sses wni ah can ;ar 0e
built at from 900 $4,000, popuiaion OF cach .oMl
number Of schools and hurehes mehoaI oy "In 1ne can
become his own landlor and otnei Nauanc
Yhs hook can be obta any ticket once OF the Ere
domnany Tor cents by sending ~ cents IN STAMPS 10
Genera, Passenger De )artmcnt. 21 CoIilandtst
CHARMING old country plaes for SAFE al "SsheI
"A Orange County, y. y. pleasant CONNEXIONS house
wl;h ample pia1zas an elevated situation SNt,n,ve
AID outbmiidngs about 20 acres OF highly cultivated
lad aundanrc fruit; max aria or mosquitoes D
MIN, Tom f. r. r. station and hour and half from
" city Address r. IL, Tribune once, NcwNork Guy
~ Ar pOCES AWAY-FOR SAIE-COTrAGE with five
acres in the most select locality on ne ocean sac OF
tho hrbwav 10 minutes ride to two railway stations
also plot OF So in lawn adjoining in good condition
beautiful surroundings; most desirable plots for nm
,rovement and Will sell lease for .em OF
pe9rs Apply to JOHN McCLAVE 60 Cedar-st
= HyINGTON y. Y.-C,mmodious brick mansion on
/ Hroadway all n1t Ncments; carriage house stable
a. acre. lawn macLfcen river view VIII be sold very
low. WASI.Nn N DAVlES, i~u oro"oW",-
STATEN ISLAND.
= House, let and for sale. Apply to
PHILIP G. SUS, New Brighton
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Gin jJroucrin 60 Eet.

v,DIsON.AvE opposite NJ: Morris Parh Inc
A. 3s,ory irown.tonr lGN55 perfect Greer
' ''-' PORTER CO.. III West l-'t'-''.
.--,oo,rII or ocsr Ionox.aye fine 3--.o.y brown.
A stooe 10 500 10 rooms; cabinet pailofN peiie't
o'oef' si''''' PORTER & CO.. 81 We, l2otn's'.
~, IrT1he highly desirable isory br9~ ,,ogo hen-
- md z. East S4th-st Apply " AIN DID, 'DN-
eT%BIE & CO. 19th-st. and bth-avc
- -T-,1-I ST02v BUILDINGS TO LET in Water'st
80. peaynon suitable for range and heater business
- "e'- RTJAND WHITING. BocEmanst
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Dipiocno Notitrs.

LOUISVILLE. NEw.ALRANY AXD CHICAGO RAIL
81 NAssAU.ST., NI.WYOkN. March 25. 1880
NOt 'pONS due April 1s,. 1890, OF the Con
" solidaUd siort.sgc Bond, - ttc Louisville, How
Abony and Chicago Rawar Company VIII be paid on and
fr a date at The National EailA Of Commerce IA New
York WM. L. Bi.INfpHLE, PRESIDENT.
j. A. HILTON. Assistant Secse;ur.
IT, He COUPONS of the ATLANTIC AND
4 ntXVIIII RAILWAY CO.'S Fl.t Mortgage Bonds.
Que April 1870 VIII DC paid at the Office OF the Treas
O''' w. - 4. Z. BATEMAN. TREASURER.
THE CHATHAM NATIoNAL BANK AE"'NoHA'
IN HE Board OF Directors have this day de-
1 clared a quart, rly dividend Of THREE PER Ga !
u per cent out d the caInng- OF the past three months
,a,nhle on and after tn" Ist day Of AIsi ncNt
The transfer books VIII remain closed nntil that dat
ANU il. =. DOHENCS, Cashier
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
NO. II BROADWAY,
NETWORK. March 4, 1890:
ryvUr TRANSFER BOOKS OF The REGIS
I TERED BoXD CEETIfICATEs Of ihis Company
,rl he closed Tuesday, March H. at 8 o CLOCK D. ~.
rrcaratory the payment on Ag-Il iS2o at TINS once
T'hc transfer books Will be rco?ened Oh wednesday
Apr" - az ~ D. W McwILTIAMS. Treasurer.
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Busjntes properin { o Sci

FORMER STORE; basement aad suh-cela,; 2'Ho.'
A ;5C Willian-st 70 let l0ss9.,,,iH9h M uceImau.t
.r, :, = -TT.IIDISt, so "a BROADWAY - feet
r. N,dt 90 feet deep; floor. three upper moor
ser',nt and nnc dry sub-ccls' 10 iot i'o" -''S ''
pc IN, 10, any portion OF same. Apply 10 ,,
W wiz " r. T. WILSON CO. : EAeIahgc ,o-i..
r., With from 10 T. 10 horsepower lst and "a
~ ~ l., nrrpfoot building; centrally lorntcu 'i'
-, erytce includod. Apply 70 Jaisof $40 EI.su--.
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Citn ]]roperln for Sale.

TTRACTIVE 3-stofy brownsone corner u"eiiims -"
"A LcNngtOn-aNc.. near an ,-ih.n. A'Ivit - \
"a inrrai mortgage. JOHN o. DAVIS, 80 ',1of-,.
A MAGNIFICENT INVESTMENT near Jana anu
'55rAo,rc stsVcry superior buildings commanding eN-
traodlnsry advana ses as To- ilsh ,d income n''''S
soV'VO'' WM :. ANDERSON, l2i2 3c-aNe.
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HOTEL FOR SALE.
1UE CEj rBRtTED
GETTYSBURG SPRINGS HOTEL,

unity furnished situated adjoining the att" firicS ana
one mile from town large and commoc.ou- accommoda'
ION. fer Two hundred guests. beautiful grounds: SOFA 70
o-, an estate Fun particular apply TO W. AK
WY and ALBERT Richie, Executors, JOG l.. Lex
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financial.
financial.
MISSOURI, KANSAS and TEXAS
Railway Company
Reorganization.

TO THE HOLDERS or
2 PER CENT MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS
CONSOLIDATED.
2 PER CENT. TEBO AND
NEOsHO FIR>TS,
? PER. CENT. HANNIBAL & MISSOURI CEN.
TRIAL FIRsTs AND >ECUNDo),
PER CENT. UNION PACIFIC
SOUTHERN BRANCiI.
All holders Of the bonds above mentioned are re-
aucsted 10 forthwith deposit their bonds with the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK for
collection principal and interest nj the
rate which respective bonds bear TO the date OF
payment
The negotiable receipts of the CENTRAL Trust
COMPANY will be delivered against the said bonds
and appIicaiion will be made list the snid receipts
n the tocl Exchange.
he riptions the 81 coo 900 fund have been
called for day June. 1890 or with inter-
est ut per cent. per from June l, on or before
any deferred daic named by the committee oil winch
80 da ys' notice will be given by advertisements
Dated New Yor., March Is, 1890.
FREDERIC =. OACOTT,
JOEL r. FREEMAN,
HENRY w. POOR,
HENRY BULGE. COMMITTEE.
COLGATE HOYT.
LOUIS FITZt.EKAID, 4
H. j. DE MAKEZ OVENS
G.. S. ELLIS Secretary,
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BrookInn properin for Sale.

=, .IrFlegant 3story fancy front BRICK ana ezra
Il On % dn The Finest location IN BiooHllh hSo.
9Th and 7th ayes THESE hoy>'s SiV ~.
Psse, ,sodern and VIII BE- soq AZ & ae
cos an inspection will eon1ee ay gnT at ~ nv oc
posiuse phcnIx building and 20 IanushnN. cor
Droe isi'+'-''t|
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Intcr0rt honds pro.on-f l0F pa1m7nt ''a'. Nay y
1890 oul- not presented prior 10 August j. 1880, are
moi cu,itl,d payment under tls drawing but VIII con
tnue t. interest and be subject 10 BE- drawn In any
future drawing. .... . ..,.,,, ,.o,,,-
Trustee,
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miscellaneous
publit \ oiltes.

" OTlCE.-Thc Toledo National Bank OF
~ Toledo. Ia tn state Of ohio b' vote Oh ~, s.oVA
.oGrl- resolved discontinue business anu %, ~
II. Allan, OH and after January ~. 1890 All note
holder, other ,catOl> Of sdd a7'o-dt ar St4v-
fore hereby uOtr. present the notes ana othcf e4"'9
against A--OllItOn iul .ihlelli-
Il, o!d.. "a bodla Oi III tftpi'
HORAIiO ,. hOl ~. Ct-hel--
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Coot an1 tonno

n,r OK STOLEN. U,nh.root So. 2l3 $50 issNs9
. nv m" ,.ruan ~aNi.ar iianN in q tlN "t New
t',x t. cara schmidt All persons are 'ant1nn =,
t atc lin. .na,c and requested C. uDiN.r Tn ph~ 70
49, ,,", .or,.r ,ih.st and ithsNc II not '''o'.'
m h' i5th day Of April 1890. application VIII De i"uv
I, lac l.nnk Tor a dupl.taii
N.v-Noi,s. March -, l'''.
r~r-Hau boo, 80. io' GO GA DiN DOE S'o t
,ll, nuon ur.-rn, ihe sane to ihr nnn] 'h MIR
cav. %. IA, said book vii b. ria'h ,'h'''4 ""u eN
,'t,,...ft ann nra issued 10 irN thr4t"i.
q oST OR sTOLEN.-Dank hooA No. -o1--. OF ui'
l. Emlerant Industrial savings i;ank iaNnchO s'oppeu'
please return hook IN bank No. 81 Chsmbcrs-st-
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New.York, Wednesday. March 20, $3.50.
= L. ,...r. hold al tho Exchange ana AuS


ton Room to-day 80 ..,,,.. = - nj,
C,rand.st lot 25xlO0 August Run, ~ IOV -,As, n
So 3story houses With lot. No 9iAe last 'Vh'sV' >
@ of lst.avc lot - .ON97.o; ii Waters. S-V-Uo'- ,
one - tory building with lot NO ~ f n1S ''' -
o of ls:aVe lot 2ON97.6; same buyer IL OuV e,...
One 4.sory dwelling. with lot NO % f~'sO oiise5 =
Of Nadsonavc lot 2lNlO05 sarah i5ole ST. Gov
one 5,sto.y building, with lot No lSO2 YthaVe' cor
lo9d.,t lot 2Sl1xsO; w Tanning, $50, los. 49, o-oo.
Two similar buildings. with lots ad] ABOVE io's 0N0'
Sourstory and 3.story buildings No 2Si East 4ous''
$ 100 II OF 3d-aye, lot 20xl0O; West - yS w.,
Two 5story ttncments, with lots nos 10 any
5Gth-st :, W Of 9tl-ayc, lots 2oAlOV'o e"eh' D'
One 3story building with lot No 20 Forsyth-st =
Canal-st, lot 2ox5o Raab go 90 Ravordst
II : near Bowcry 2ON5O each Geo k9on.soh 80 n
Two 5-story buildings with p9t OF lsnu No T 'C Of
Nassau.st blot 47.1Oxll oX4e4x1lOA; i NuunpP'
One SstOry house with lot. No 80 IhomIson's' 5 ;
Of Broomest. lot ls.5X60 stevens @lvoVV. Va AGO
Four.story and 3-s.ory buildings WIN 10y 30
,;randst n " cor Pitt-t LOT 2JAlOO, ii Hoeoer 81 ~
Three lots n West 15h-st, 100 IT W OF s'h'aNc' -'N
one 4story Hat with lot No 214 East In;St' > -'V
IT Of Sd.avc lot 25xlo2 Z fsis; 9i"oov cor o. t.
one 4story n9t with iot NO 80 - nsiA'@''' WI
Four.storv and 3tory buildings with lot no 10 Ohaii'
tOn 10; SSsN Win o 40 Ss. aC Eat a5st
~ OK 1st-aye. lot 3jN9s.9, Townsend. eln.VVV- .
Two o.storv houses, With lot No 40 Ncsl o1lhSO :
w Of 9th.avc lo 2OA.,s9; D Nahoncy 500: " oe,
DleccSerst n cor Jones-s'. ~, 25x75 n seyn 81 100
one 2story dwelling, WIN ." No Nese iI,,s'' - Z
% Nerccr-st lot 2ONoO; Alexander bro- r1V..u
one 3stOry dwelling With lot 30 III 49, =
~ nj i;thavc' lot lOSx10o.f W Walsh. - 3oV.
one 3-Story dwelling. with lot. No .C9 West l3l Stst
n $ 1894 It OF 7th-ave. loo lGeXH9l1; > hlte'
Two frame houses with 7o3 and 7o5 othayc
S. n Of 4othst lots 25lAlOo each II Vessel sSo9vo
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Eesal Notices.

Legal Notlfes.
SUPREME COURT. William Paar, plaintiff
~ against Antonio Gheti and l. c. Ghett, Louise NJ
Cnei Florence Ghctti and walter c. Ghett surviving
attendants summons Plaintiff desires trial to be had in
the city and county Of Ncw-york. $40 ...o,. .,,.
oas o tue answer nsSys ae Complain" IN this action
cop Of yo anl~er c oa tn" Of a n mnos Ssus of
the day OF service and IN cas- Of your fa ia to l
for the iel,f den anded in the complaint
Dated NewYOFf To G;syf lsnS'T Sr Fl $780,
oG.ce asd ro.iGacS ado ,dd,e.; c,,v
To the defendants Antonio Ghc,i Florence G. Ghe:t,
c SIG% Of tSc 0 m f f ID Pat oa Iuts;
IF ac s9 S day Of fS SS $500 and Ned WIN
E~MYork at the County ou,c in the city Of New
Dated Ss".S'' foE Fsifa.y s e sr lii'
Plaintiffs Attorneys;
Oaicc and postoicc address; .
30. - Wail->,.. Sew.Yofk City.
SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- or NTWYOKK The Conmonw'aith lnSui"hHe
Company Of Ncw-loFk, Plaintii' against "'o'4c H.
To- he a6ovc.Haned Defendant: .,.,.. +.
isn iis" A ia withn twenty eay- KIN TIC
and u you failure 70 app,ar or answe !ndrn
m T ID i ia the '5 5oapag i
sIIPMAN LARoCQrE CHoNTE
No. IS William.st.. Ecw-iofA.
To the above.namcd Defendant: -. ...,,,..
The FOREGOING l. sciv'd upon YOU By puol'a'
en oD Of u thu s.tc Of tn sapiem CONT Of State
aa oo Ma ~ lp fna bd h y T and
Of NewYork. at the County Court House ia sad CITY
snirN 4 w bNEoGQrE .S.y GHoATE'
plaintiffs Attorneys.
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ErcoRpEp REAL EsTATE TEANsFERs-N. Y. CITY
9th.arc. :. 11.3 II II OI 4eth-St 1-.VN1Vo.-A
irreg Frank Cornish ana ahotlcf TO jennie :

oh.a.e : 1913 II Of 4eth-st, f-.vAVo.-A
irree Frank Cornish ana another To JENNIE .,
lllih-'t s. 30, 100 and M VIE To- lucy Iia 1900
1oNth. st : % X oi 6tl-ale. 1SN"s ~ thnif
Cromwell and ai''Ae. 70 "' ''''' 1900
o6th.S, : s. 800 It OF ath-ave. l0oNlc0s;
Churchill CauOie.cng TO stephen cam N
brcleng and another - 80, . M. ~
'5tht :, go ,n III w % ~ Robert II Aiknbureh SO 900
veseyet 30 10 SossI' D., i''s'o anu '' 10000
1o7h.st $ SeS ~ S So 1900
,riand-ave. cor Evelyn Pace, iVVNl i'N TIee' I
Helen VI Craishead to Fannie T. Law ehcr,-
1st:sV no ii'lJ !esae b''ei''" anu 900
p5.b.s. n : 200 Il OF Sth-aNc, 21N2Ol u SON
Bayaid Brown and another 10 Io'"u''" n
w.t. d. NJ Mo1 ~ heinna'u i''.@ 1900
p,sO.,t 10 3; J Holloway % Ellen Halioway
I'd : 800 II OF 3a-aNc. lOSNlVJ.i' mary .,
4 Foley to Ellen Eustacc -. :,
s,,h-.t IA q cor .th-aNc. 13.ON.o.3; Mary A
DRAPER trustee 70 Richard fNhirf 90. -,ooc.
'ctnss rs n Of t lI1ssGhT'' II 800
1'hayc 5 Soii I, 90 81 baSia Mycrs 2o1oO
-,h.ayr ~ o.. II u lllth-s,, fS.oN iVVi 1o"'
Dowuey u William LaOr
-,h,>. : = cor l9S:h--;, 3O11N7J; John CID -. IN
Ions and wife Louis stiucN cf ''''
Maiden Lane, No 81, aud Other Pi,,feiH1i INK
" Ford executor, trustee 10 Jon" I''"-' "a 000
o.: : zoo II Of sth-ave. 25x2ol5 iona 10
an X tiapcn Henry tFysDs - "a. ,oo.
Hamilton Place "a II ; oil ii-u-a'. Oo1
Henry Herman and wife 70 Mary l. "''
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IT'I-TTTI anu Is'TV'N' " IT T 4
* TRUST COMPANY or NEW-YOI.K.

UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
" Seu-Yorl March :. 1890.
~ HE FOLLOWING N MBLkS Of bonds OF
1 The WESTERN rNION TELEGRAPH Company
~ an. -.uC Gnliafr ISSUED under nd'nturc ~
trust to tn 1 NION 1tis 81 COMPANY Or Nt;M.ipFh
Vaccination, D.. IN, -nalnr fund aud after May /.
$3.50 until and including JUS 81. $500 presentation
a. me once 81 The UNION IHt ST COMPANY or NEW