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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-20

PoULTRY-Market firmer; demand fully sup
piled.
EGGs-MarKet weak, overstocked and moder-
ate demand.
PEAYUrs-Fair stock; demand moderate;
prices steady.
SuGAE-Georgia and Florida nominal; none
in market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Nominal; some new COM
ing in
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-20
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF rHs MORNING NEWS.

:
SAvASSAH. Ga, Feb. -, 1 P. L.
f,,-rox-The market i stin dull and I'M
e,sn-ed. There is rather an Indifferent inquiry
IN light offerings. TIE sales during the
ssz were only go bales. on Change az tie
s-.niny cal, at 10 = n, the market was r.
ed Quiet and unchanged, with sales Of p
'.,lss. At the second call, at p m, it was
MET. the sales being !s3 bales. At the third and
t.s- call, at p. m, it closed quiet and IN
med. with further sales Of IS bales. The
allowing are the official closing spot quota
,,os of the Cotton Exchange:
1Udiing fair ..........--.-- ..-.---..Nomnsl
Good mi 1dling ..........-.-----. Tvs
III ldlllE .-...---- -.-----.---- -------- rs
Low m1ddnng -..-...s-----'.'.' Us
Good ordinary ------------ ------- 80
Sen Isfands-The market was very quiet but
teady and unchanged There were no sales
,eDorted during the day
Good stapled seedy cotton ......- 22lS023
Good me Ilum ----.s---.-- 80
Medium fine. ........-... ....---.-- <914
Fine. .-.......--.--- .-......-- ~5e4
Choice ..--.--.-. -..-.-----....-.. - 6J2oL3
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-20

NAVAL SToREs-The market for spirits tur-
pentine was dull and nominal. There was a
lack Of inquiry and no business doing. At the
Board of Trade ON the first call the
market was reported at 41l1c asked for
regulars At the second call it closed at 414c
asked for regulars. Rosin--The market was
good demand, with faa business doing.
The total sales for the day were
about /, 800 barrels. At the Board of Trade on
the opening call the market was reported
firm, with sales of 845 barrels
at the following quotations: a, B, c, d
and 81 20. F 81 %, G 81 80, II s! 35,
81 j716 X 81 IS, NJ 50 45, 81 62l9 window
glass 81 S116 water white 81 95. At the last call
II closed unchanged
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

FsEu ron SALE.-The farm 81 che
crossing Of the rsilrosd and Patoks river
Of 1J7 acres II for sale. Good coal land
good farm land. Easy terms. Apply q
Courier once.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24
HEALTH OF the STATE.
Secretary Mefcnlf Offers His Re-
porC-SuggeStion< ~ to Ger
tain Diseases.

Tho annual report ~ the State Boavd
cf Health 10 nearly completed. Ia hi
portion 81 IL Secretary Mefcsif has The
foil wing 10 say on the subject II xvmo-
Ill Az germ disease: 1.-The whole mum
ker ri deaths registered within the vcas
from al causes, exclusive OF sin hirths
+ 1868. or this number The zymotic
or germ diseases caused 003 de~fhs. OF
which 3Oy7 we're males aud 1876 fe-
males. in lSs: for nine months the
whole number OF deaths csn~nf bv this
class Of diseases was 3.20p 10 1883 3 $50
N $50. 95o: in 1855. ) SIS: IN 1886, 3,
-SS: iss7. AHA, aud In 1888. i5as.'
The Stale and local boards 81 health
he says. have worked fogr,her hsrmoni-
ou-lr IN their Efforts 10 prevent ii-eass
aai improve thr hvg'cnic condition e
80 state Thar the united efforts ~ shs
various boards has accomplished much
rs an energetic enfor 'ement ~ sauiiars
laws. rules and regulations, i apparent
ir,,r, ~. fact that white The populfiios.
~ the State has N idly increased the 10.
fai mortality from pr~venishie diseases
has remained about he same. or shows :
sigh; decrease. Tie deaths during th-
ye.r from these diseases. ss classified
are A fo''rws: Cholers infartum. 600
~, ~. ls2: iipsherls. 374: dyseutsrs
~ maiariA fever. ia: scarlet fever
l2o: trphoid fever. 61s; typho-mslsris;
fever.
Wien thrse diseases make their ap-
pnsranrr. the report continues, in .
community their spread can be restrict
Ell. nat entirely prevented, II the pre-
caution il taken 20 enforce the proper
sanitary regulations. Each one OF lhe
diseases Of Ills class has = special csu-f.
watch continually reproduces Itself &C
ce-sliny 20 the original type or pattern
This s1eciai cause is 4 germ. or micro
organism. that determines The stages and
symptoms of the sickness which is &c
cess 70 tie system has crested. These
microbes or germs msy live tor years
outside the body. 10 bs aroused into act
ivify whom received into H. These
diseases are always with us. and some
or them are A. virulers and commaui-
cable - -rnslI-pox-for instance. scstla-
tina and diptheriA which caused more
deaths Ia one year iu our State than
smallpox and cholera combined ever did.
Thr appearance Of either Of the latter
diseases would cause alarm in any local
irv. ard appeals would be made for viz
nrons measures TO prevent ils spread
and stamp il ont: and still preventive
diseases are allowed to pass aim ~ uD-
noticed AMI annually cause thousands ~
deaths. Scarlafina and diptbrria are Of
far more importance 10 the active san
ii.rian than either smallpox or cholera
The fenaci0ns character OF their conts-
cion j. well known. Houses have been
thoroughly cleaned and disinfected toI
which families have returned to lose
their last child.n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

The General Assembly. F.N. b. A., 81
Earrick county. met in quarterly session
~ fha Courthouse on Tuesday. There
were IS lodges represented. and these
Represented total membership OF e.
100 IN The county.
The question which absorbed most OF
the time was the political aspect and
position 0f the organization. The ma
joriiv o. delegates opposed F. NJ. r. A.
tickets. but strong element that favored
the more was present; and a. 4 conse-
qurnce the debates wsxed warm born
pro and con. When the meeting did
finally break up. il was amid confusion
and general Misunderstanding.
The committee on resolutions ~ Messrs,
A. w. 5eim. w. A. jarrett. Henry Kel-
~ aud John Wanisley. introduced sew.
erai resolutions. Tue following werF
aiontesl:
Whereas. the most important question
that colfronts the American people TO-
day i The pnriication OF the ballot
therefore, be it resolved. that IL Is IN.
sense Of the members Of the r. N. b A
not a vote for or encourage any candi
date who uses bribery or conspiracy q
means of election.
Received. that we favor the abolition
az the Office NJ County Snnsrinienden
and establish instead the Office Of Count,
Examiner.
Resolved. that any resolution intro
dnred At the County Assembly tsinteI
with the hue Of any existing politica
psrtv. shall he deemed and ruled out q
order.
The last resolution, concerning the in
trs 'ar'ion OF politics in the organization
CO.. ed great agitation ia the meeting
Those who favored +. ". Il. A. ticker
would not be downed: and when IN
resolution WIS passed they declared ihe
would s-peal the question to The Gene
RI Assembly, which meets next Octobe
81 Springfield. Ill.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

Baltimore, Jan. 16.-The most VI
noinennl yield OF corn ever ptoduced
America has been awarded the prize
$500 offered by the American hsilN
turaIist for the largest crop Of stf'
corn grown on one aero IN ~. The "a
u within . fraction Of 255 bushels 49,
weight. which shrunk 20 1a9 ha-hl
when kiln dried, and when chcmial
dried, contained 2i7 brsh1l- 4. 1Q1
Carolina State DcAsd 81 Ag lilA
doubled the prize, \ 4i-ir- .Leaw NJ Y
600 in all. This crop was raised py
Drake, Of Marlboro County. Sodla 1tS
lima. Il Il nearly twice a. large AZ
greatest authenticated crop ever eso'
and reported.
The $500 award for the largest VII
Of wheat last year goes tc Henfl M \
ton, Salt Lake City, Utah, Tor Q yisia
50 bushels on one acre.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

y. B.-The highest price. ~ trade nlIo~ -
Tor AL kinds ~ COUNTRY PRODUCE Chi
eaeo BOOTS and suOE~. HATS and CAPS.
% great variety, CHEAP.
Ker. %. lss3-Srn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

William Fleming, recently decfes.
was member OF the new inal',
School-book Company that u saylns
much money for the children ofthe W
The remaining members hhve ~
capital, and Mr.. Flcmipg'- 6cs'A VA, " II
weaken the concern mater II
people Of Indiana owe d debt N WI
tude 10 this company for relieving v
from the exnctions OF tie rEscAlly g.
pus that has been robbing school ps..'|
for many years.-EyansviIle Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

Corinra, 70 her little brother, who in.
sists on staying up" 70 the great annoy.
ancs of both herself and Mr.. wilkins "
FIRE die. don't yon think you had bet.
ter 70 % bed nows-
Fse'jy-"No want 70 see Mr.. vii.
kins explode before 60"
Mr. wilkins Good gracious! VIA:
can the child mean. 4"
Freddy-'T heard Corinna tell nam m.
that You were about ready to pop -
Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24
rial ESTATE AGENCY!
j. B. SLATER,
Real Estate Agent at
IRELAND. IND.


lao acres 4. miles east ~ unflasbarg 90 acres In
timber. haisnce in cultivation. 10 acres " meadow.
=. serss' mile south u Hunsinrhure. as acres IN
cultivation balance An ,Imeer god "'ps np "a NJ -,
srre: half do~n; balance on easy terms
Mouse ana too lots Il Huntipehurg. two rooms and
cellar rood lots Jackson street. Price $500; hall
de~n: easy terms for baisu-s-
farm o. III acres. mile south 81 Ireland and
faur miles 81 Jasper. about 90 sores 10 euitiva-
ten vet land. good timber. land very r'eh
zucd frame house and lHg stable very good farn.
lrlce t1s per acre: terms e.<y.
lcos acres ~ rnie<wssf ~ Ireland IS
balance IN good timber poplar. white sud nlsck cAk;
ons ne best iu1 In fuhois epuIty lnN~ very
vel jn~s lisls rolling enough GOOD timber On 4 g
rsyforit. plenty n; water. a mile q new X TX
house and lor stable. ~ PER acre. hall down, bali
snss N ens sad s~e years Al per cent
( Ia acres , miles from vslrsn. rks county. miles
from Ireland leo aes. ci AIRED balance 10
rnaher risn'y " water iaad rolling. 80 acres in so-
YER COED rar,s house with rooms good stable.
SITUATED eesd pupiic road nerr schcol ana Church
s- PER ssrs t5ss down, bnlanee "a very cay TERMS
so1d cheap farm.
200 sores -. miles north west or ireland. miles
from Jasper two good roads, TO cleared ha'-
anss u raed tiahef ZONE little 80 land rcef '~e.
srnry N<uss. barn orchards. pitay ~ II
f-r -pentid farm and good neisaborLood, So pr
acre.
~. aerss shout ,sc srre< IN cultivation. two lcF
ihcn.es crr haft plenty ~ good water. ani rolling
r.I.. re-r II ir..lnt az Der acre. good cheap farm
terms very tHty.
81 acres lao ciesres and IN enltivaton 40 n rroA
White aak timber. -'si barn airort new. good feH.'
r6ed sfsrs ~ clIlvafinu and lass very we'll. iss
west n Ireisri Price 5000 terms easy. spies
d.t grain ana stock farm desirable.
70 acres abaat % exres cleared. Good frame huss
ara s0aa fr4ms barn. sood orchard. ~ pond: .
god ifile f4rn a. milss fren orwell anu miles
ee-f oilrsi-rA sss W Aers; terms ss,y
al White river. nile. north e dwell
-. .... I. ..4 Fla. I44.I
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

The Cincinnati Enqnirer's offer OF 500
N cash % every mother oftriplcts living
and under years of age IN the states III
Ohio, Kentucky, West Virgins and IN
a'ans y sii'l open. Send photograph or
me mother aud babies, together with
GATE o. births. and . check for 500 will
g ssnt g soon . the list i published
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

The first two barracks Of tho SOFAS
Home, az Marion, will DO ready
cupancy by the 25ih inst, and W N
ing some what. accommodate M
provided for $50 occupants as'
remaining barracks win DO fins
May I, and then shelter viii! DC "
800 veterans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

Mississippi will establish o rreg,
and educational suffrage qualli,Ihs'
That IL ne way, aud prohobly W
way that the southern states can r'
the race question.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

Tew York Trihnns.
The chief value aud significance OF the
schools are not that they teach reading
and arithmetic. but that they teach vir-
tue. obedience. self-respect and patriot
ism. That IL SOFT or instruction whic.,
public safety impers;ively der 1ds, and
IN exact proportion 10 the tho aughness
and imparfiali,y with which these essen.
isl elements Of good citizenship are cnl.
tivatei. will the dangers which threaten
popular government disappear.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-24

HUI IS H<T T77IF- 4 va - IITF7
good frame du el,frs art iture both Aimc'
Insw = VI land. eQed fvnfinr ard plenty - fiA
itre~s ana sussi fruits " ali htds; 10 .st part y
Itown. frie< <6so; terms e4sys very desirable prtp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05

49, lanes w. to Solomon Marx. 9Sth'st' @
sd.ave wear. 81 'oV. o,o o4th.st ! year s. 600
Bur ssd,S 5Snn '2 81 COO S'' ,,, c.,,v and
Bale'i sSw'ors Jas Geraghty. l-o'hst' "a
coGc9 ana We'll and Ne ccc Nos 49, ana 4'
Fast , go William II to Jos Buttenwieser No 2So
Mubss,,t fsrhel and Theodore Adoph noskowitz
W. Oh and 9s Blecckers and Nos 1'' ana -ol mercer
ST. fss year. Stephen j. Bradley cuEeF cs Co. Id
-, hWSlisayo and l34th-s months ~ voo: Fund
fsicw1 AdOph to Board ., 0 oSc
g telaason Mary T. Eliza WoIthhg'oh' Oa''o'''
ng Psiencs to John Van Dolsen, 5sd-st
I l9mm F. TO Powell, Of l22d'st Of New
ave, ycsn' R e. To- Teachers Building and Loan AsSo
,ac" . Of 9th.ave OF 32d-st. instruments silly
Jentes Adolph. 10 II Behre q io'h'st Of o'A'
ave- ys@ T. 9, al to Lansdon ct al, Of Cedarst
of NsssaS' Vim t. to LAWYERS Title Co. Of 74thst
" ~ shave year $4,000.
Klein. A. to Wei. "a East 15thst Of loth-s''
o. 2. Nv Nv to Krch Of simpsonst. Of 1e9thst.
Sy fpnan Henry to Sanford 1Ohaye from 7sihst
10 LEW Rachel to SHERMAN 81 Hcnry-st wear.
s' Lang H, to ulman. of Sdave Of 52d's''
M' Iaor Nm to TheO Fitch, cor MadisOn-ave and
'O Mysr ISssc to Tncs Disbrow. o, 74thst Of
path f%est. to Louis Werner n : Of Rivineton.s W
OF Attorney-st years $1,000. ..o.
Same 70 Asch same property . wears, -! ooo
Reiss VIM Christine schlamp W q Morrs-ave 5
Fpe;Ser Frank B. to Levy 9s Liberty-st months.
Wilmer, Morris. to 1 schencker. 10 Division-st.
Wight stephen J. to Ross Of 119th.st, o, 7th.
ave, months, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
Dipi0en0 Notices.

OFFICE OF THE NORTH River INSURANCE COM.
NO; 1!5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, I'd April. 1890.
A DIVIDEND OF Three per cent upon the
"A capital stock Of this company has this day been de-
claIcd. PAYABLE and after me 10th April Inst.
The Transfer book will be closed from The I'd until the
1Cth inst Ey order. y II. CRUZ. Sccictaty.-
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
DIVIDEND No. 80.
NEW YORK, March - 1880.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF one per cent
~ q per cent? thc capital stock % this Company
has this day been declared, Iayabe on April Is. 1870
ls!p ~ oclor", p III, anu reopcIcd on Wednesday,
April H. 1880. at ~ o'cicck a.
\. Il. CALEF, Treasurer.
EALLATIN NATIONAL BANK. New-York
~ March 20. lsJO.-Ihe Directors OF this hank nave
this day declared dividend Of FIVE PER Gen L. and
an cAtid dividend Of ONE PER CENT OF; OF the earn
ng OF the past six months payable and after April T.
pTON.
The transfer books vii. remain closed unit that date.
ARTHUR W. SHERMAN. Cashier
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Ten N S Viva N a
RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER MARCH ., 1890.
aims leave stations foot Of DesbrOs-cs and Cort.

Trains leave stations foot OF Desbrosscs and Cort.
S s1S' s' Mi FAST LINE for the West, Pullman
$40 mr. Columbus 80 a H. Chicago p IN M x, apd
aa LSaS Lo p a HH and RenoSo e>Spi Sunday
1910 a. NI.4TffE 1YEw.YoRK AND CHICAGO LIN.
bnR Inc aaS eT;e cepn r" pns sn
and oser1aSioa cafi, e.enaf aaahei9l fpolts So
SrsPs5 ana o y and ali fp S'
scs sa G nSTf a6 9s @oys6 sc fights Gin
ZOO t"1, 10 ana SniHssSS AND CINCINNATI
Pullman vgstiHue Sleeping car AND n
Coac D's New YORK to tclumbls Arrives cn
einnau II Is m Chicago p M and St. Louis 40
$50 p -ffI WESTERN IMPRESS tor al! points in
DSc sI'Pne ca NsVYGS to rS;s ST. d aS'a
dining Car SeWyo r to 'fhiadcpha Hfivcs at n
ans 80 cas SS p 20 o nsAt d1y or Aef cS st.
500 apd p ana TGseo dny cSfps Teman vctbu.e
Eaa,t Slcepine car NewYoik T. Shioaso NeYaofh e
Ngqph va Tie shcnaneoIh Va'S , Sss c ',la
a. m. second morning Connect. tor Tol'do daily and
' b. 'S SlcCp. l , fs o" Regions '''' anu 'O
BALTIMORE, WAsHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Say except sunday 10 10 a. g aSe % S:S sS
Dining car at p p arrye wss4estO o 40 p a.;
dcgnar cSlfes. 10 ~ 700 ana 80 a. r TX ~
sunday &c Co. oq rs ana ana 50 a, n ' 80 90 %
and no ONO s' raI~ay and" and cdspnSu sger' Dining
For Gs s9 s, rs5,9,
saS Ig,lsS s,ss 90 ~. s...R ssass
and 90 p n. daily; Batimora AID Bay Lilac. 10
"' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
win Dining Gar ana 10 10 wAsnson Limited and
co. o. 9 80 90 and 90 p. AID IL 10 nlsht
d. Ssem EASI 90 % 8o 'sa 90 10 md and
10 a. 90, 4. 80, D. 30 . and D. IN, and
HE Se 1.l sSr Company viii cali for and cheek
of 15S Of oe. apply any ticket .son,
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c. 8

WEST SHUKE RATLKOAD, N Il. z: q
w H. X. X. X. Co.. Lessec.-Trains leave West f2dst
station NcwYork a. follows and fifteen
from foot Of gay.st ~ r.. chicago Detroit. London.
!, 9 PHS TeTeate IS H. sig
FAILS Syraeusc U,ca and principal intermediate stations
30 % 81 a. . rs, . rs a. fand ai ~ 80 M
Tor Ttica onlyl Kine,ton Saugcrtics. Ca,ski Albany
3 80 = 10 .955 ta) II 80 a. and ~ I, 5:l5.
* IS d. Sewburg. 10 10 a. 10 4 80. 80.
g 80 iii 40 ,. ~. Havorstraw, 8 Is 2. IN. 80
IS D. m. Elegant Sleepng Cars for Hunslo Niagara
pals. Toronto Detroit: Chicago and St I.og, DAILY
|paily except SATURDAYS Othcr train daily eNc'it
SUNDAYS. "a . Lave Jers,y CITY T. II r. station, station
ali 90 A. m. ~ 10 d. m. For tickets Timetables
Information apply at Offices: Broofyn 3sa Washington
ST TOO Fulton 81 Annex one foot ~ f'or-t Nov
York City-l97l. sG3 7ss a3d o.: Er@dwY Wa lts
Shore stations foot Of West 4edt and foot Of Javs
N r. Westcott's Express calls for and checks baggage
from, hotels and residences. e. f. LAMBERT General
1sssenrer Agent s Vanderbilt ave. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05

Brooklnn Real estate 60 Get.
ITO LET OR TO LEASE, with without power, foors 10
AcU and jJA53. new factories Kent-atc. Rodney
street Quilt for manufacturing businesses
sides; steady power elevator insurance low convenient
10 ferries and shipping points. SIMPSON, % Rodney
street Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05

/ va. n, t,e hoard wsk. Enlarged. Thoroughly
Ited b. no. wat.r sup, rlor steam Capacity 200
lu..'. owner AID MANAGE. !. WHITE.
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Real estate.

VVM s. ANDERSON.
W 12f2 3d-ave.. 72d-st.
Renting, collecting aud careful property
specially; largest and best appointed Office uptown.
Member 81 the Real F-tle Exchange.
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apartment borsee.

LII SLEEPING ROOMS IN SUNLIGHT AT THE
"A lockwood, o42 West 43d-st. apartments 10 LET
from $50. J. EDGAR LEAYCRAFT 1854 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05

...so .t me Exchange and Auction Room
sO-e,yIs Of the building wih l ,sr III H. ''
S ao was adjourned 10 apr" "
rnprAL ESTATE TRANsFEks-rNs. l. VI
RECoHpLD o, y OF othave, 1e.2x9''o OnaS 81
MeDsoins'sa 200 # OF istave, 2oAioVio' 80 900
TO h iss Of rreeman-s' 25Sl2o' $50
WI n $40 It e OF %-s'e' ''N'OV. .. 10 500
Maix 70 b # Of 5sths @'N'' cha'
Crosse Or Cross Jacob rirsc 70 Eirel'e' 5od
Iss2c no sa fr.u ,G1, TO- 5oSi25 Max
SSy to Jon5. 49, Kennedy 1900
i ,,S.st s. i94 It Of Avenue a. %, 200
Monart to ssa Z Of sdayc lsSSlooIl 1000
sp,sscEer'st. Nos % to 9e bs'No"'' 24o 900
co9"Cd % Of loth,t .n io0Y2S S:.a SS.f1
Of Church Erection Fund Fs ,f"yn 1850
sap ,sa to ' Of SihaSc Il
washns,Sn SIR to Nicholas Ge een lanes i'oVo
Westinghouse e cor Jay .........:.-.;.. !
" TAYLOR to 50 I1T'w ilkcnned to II H,Tseth . $4,000
ND W : lot IA, estate Of f'"'N ~ 5000
to aa SeG sa sSo map Came5Salns FOrdh"m
- Charles worrcu 70 p si , Mo We'll ct al to
7sd.s Nos 49, and 4S' Na''' 10000
,e-tsst $ 900 # Of 5d,sEe wolf $3.50
Morgan re's''g $40 # q 1 EicS l'Nioo 400
Joseph ullman, T,isrse' TO Of P'arst 1915;
ohshaal-,st .rs,s $ 70 s. 2 r slatn w.. -
L1.' E 20 g % East William Prosni@ to 1415o
%. Pete.kin 9;5 # " Of 2davc, 1C.sS9s9; Daniel
owen to 400 % 4 o of iith.ayc s7oxoo,5; Anna
$50 pnrco 10 Home Of Industry Tor us - mn
charged COnvcts.-- 900 -. 90
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Spring Resorts
BROWNS MILLS.:N.TKE.PINES.

IN tn er at pine bit Of NcwJerscyi elegantly iur;
l. shed NJ" hotel electric lrhts sun arore open WOOD
ir elevator op.n {. - hour, from y. y. Penn.
l.. T.. - .. d.. D. M For and circulars,
~ III Tho SHERWOOD shave. and 4ith-st., or
l.. : AiTi'K. Manager Browns Nlls 4. o.. y. j.
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REAL ESTATE.

xou.york. Friday. April 4
40 sale, were made at The Exchange ''- w., sra., "
today: =. the building with lot No Lon WV
sac s o. was adjourned To April H.
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Citn Drcpertp for Sale.

40 WEST 97TH-ST.-4-story Is IT, cabiset trim first
10 class hou,e 5000 OtAers, all prices STEVENS,
othave. 93d.st.
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RAILROADS.,
RAILROADS..
MEWY0RK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York.
The ONLY KAILROAD STATION IN TIE CITY

The ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TIRE CITY.
SOY a. W.. ASi NfW-lORK STATE EXPRESS
a tunHe at oananda'cua 90. Buffalo 20 u; in- s
"''V A. "a. CHICAGO NLSliBCI.E LIMliED-aue
10y h.caco 90 a. H.. next day. ..,., - ~,
IV,3O a. VI. SOCTnN ESIiRN NESlIBJ l.E LIN
i!r,D-due Cincinnati s :O5. indianapolis 10 80 a. n
lilo A. VI. WESIERN DAY EXPRESS daily exccpt
SihuaSs Train LEAVING SATURDAYS does not ran
,Wc.t OF Detroit or Cleveland.
600 Pow. FAST WESTERN EXPRESS-aue Chicago
,o;oWUo tlMcihIati 80 D. H. s. LOUIS 80 a. m.
FISiIKlLL (NEwBURGHD, POUGIiK EEPSIE, RHINE
BECK (KINGSrON AND IUDsON-ts 90. II 40
20 a. H. - 80. 80, 80 p M also Tor 70 no
p M for &AniaEJ ac wEsI P9!% 40 rs 10
ALBANY. UTICA SYRACUSE, ROC HESTER BrF
FALo AND NIAGARA FALLS-s 90. $50. 10 80.
~ 90 a. M. 90 10 90 D. m also Albany and Utica
TROY. SARXToGA. ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND
%. 30 II 90 a. 80. G 100. 1Q:0O D. M.
AUBCR GENEVA AND CANANDAIGUA-ts 90
BERKSHIRE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION
For tckcts and space in Seepng Cars. apply Grand
Central Station. Nos. Alb 80. az and Broadway
u Park Place GS West 12jthst. and l3sth-st. station
New-N ork 333 Washncton-st. TIC lutcnst. and 1913
Bedforl-aVc l.. D.. BROOKLYN.
hotels and residences through to destination.
tDaly except sunday. 'Dsily except Saturday Other
trains daily.
ioIIN N TOt'CFY GEORGE II. DANIELS.
NflD
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Gonntrn propertp for Sale ano 90 &c

BAR HARBOR.
A VERY LARGE t AS5 f I'm ,prr COTTAGE
ocE iSI i ssHd0KE HAVING FINE VIEW OF THE
l dNvd dMtE2 HI tNENTs AND STABLE With 40
yfp ln 1iVHs tOk POUR HORSES. FOR FUR
4HEh INfOlsNAJlON APPLY TO
IHOS. a. MURRAY
ROOM III. no. 10 WALL.ST
SMALL FARM Or GENTLFNAy,s RFSrDr y1-t;
b aor e a. onequarter Of It's i2 miles from
on Mas 90 dt Of best land every foot cultivated
oVO apple ana pear trees small fruit hch location ocean
we" me mouse large barn. tool houses good water so
=. H,i. nay Yachting, boating fishing NJ
F. nOLMES. 5ls Broadway. New.York -'4'''' VI
e. AKpkN CITY. T. I;-Desirable cottages Of Z 10
- au - fDon, WIN all Improvements rentals $3.50
500 s,o] n ana q 800 per year pure water good
trains daily. Apply 70 WILLIAM A. WHITE A. Sdvs
10 Bfoicwsy. Ncw-ioik. or l.. H. CUNLIFF Agent
1Rv1NGTON, y. y-Commodio1s hrcE 1oso-ioo, -,
n'oscway All improvements carriage house stable 81
aoies lawn magnllcen. river view VIII sold very low
MACLAy DAVIES. 100 Brondway