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Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

Memorandum books, legal cap and foolscap paper, inks and mucillage, for sale at tue Post Office Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

Fresh pop corn balls at the Post Office Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

Mince meat at
 VAN WAeENEN's.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

Charles T. Martin has returned from his visit to relatives in Texas.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

New suits ready made clothing just arrived at c. S. Van Wagenen's
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

Judge F. w. Westmeyer, at present on Salt river, IS expected to return to- day or tomorrow.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08
The Druggists

In Lowell Mass, agree in saying that they sell more of Hoods saHaparilla than of ali other blood purifiers. For instance.
 F. c. GoonALr: l sell more Of Hoods sarsapa- rila than all other blood purifiers.
 A. w. Dows & Co.,: Hoods takes the lead of all other sarsaparillas
 c. F. BLANCHARD: We sell more of Hoods sar- sapsrilla than of any similar.
 NARsroS < SHAW: With us the sale of Hoods Is to oi any other kind.
 F.& E. BAILEY Co.,. Hoods Sarsaparilla is one of the best medicines.
 CARLTON & HovEY: Hoods Sarsaparilla is one of the best medicines we have lis sale increases every year.
 F. P. MooDY We sell twice as much Of Hoods sarsaparilla as of anything similar.
 c. A. SWAN Hoods isthe most popular sarsa- parilla of the day.
 THIRTY OTHER druggists speak similarly.
 This popularity at home, where Hoods sara psrilla and Its praprietoz have been known for many years could not continue If the medicine did not possess merit. Ard these farts should certainly convince people in other sections oi the country that Hoods ssrsaparilia is 6 good reliable medicine.
 Hoods Sarsapa-iila Sold by druggists, g. six for 9. rrepare,i only by HOOD < co, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
 100 O0seC One JS.sa.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

Oranges and apples at the Post Of flee Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

The San Francisco Chronicle is standing well by Arizona in pro testing against the threatened re- moyal of the ApacheS from Mount Vernon, Alabama, to Fort Sill in the Indian territory. Those who know what the return of these Indians means, appreciate it's efforts in their behalf. For the past several years the territory has enjoyed almost unin- terrupted peace, and the country pros pers in the absence of it's enemies, but return these enemies to within strik- ing distance of our borders and the work of year will be undone in a day and th9 progress of the territory retarded as in former years. This is well understood by our friends in Cal ifornia,--Citizen.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

The New York Herald, of Q late date. contains an extended euloglstic notice of sermon by the Rev. W. r. George, D. D., in the Academy of Mu. SIC, Dr. Talmage's pulpit. twas pro nouneed by members of the Brooklyn Tabernacle congregation by far, the best service Tn his pulpit since Tal- mage left for the Holy Land, and so we'll pleased were they with Rev. George discourse that he was pressed to preach there again, which he prom. ised to do the following Sunday, The reverend gentleman once occupied the N. E. pulpit Tn Globe, where his elo- quent, forcible sermons, delivered in a clear musical voice, with q perfect pronunciation of the English language were pleasant and instructive to hear
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

New stock mems boots and shoes, at
 q, s. VAN WAGENEN s.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

Apples and oranges at the Post Of flee Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-02-08

Candies 40 and 60ctS. pound, at Post Office Store. The finest display ever seen in Globe. R/
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Frank. Abm. to Moses I. Rosenheld g lstave. ;
54th.-t, years $1,000. -, . ~. no., e.,5,s.
goldsmith, Herman and WIFE 70 Dry poe 600 savings
Gordon, Robert and joseph, 70 VIM HANS oohs'
42d.st W od.avc year, $4,000. ., -
Uabean Louise 20 T. Caryl and another, lOth-sv@
s 166fh.st . mortgages. year. $3.50, -, A..
Kr.koyer OcI-on and Hetnan Goldman ana wives "
Trustee /: Sheldon. 80 Orctafd-st. years $40 600
lew Dora & George Eueger, 22O'ZZ2 broomeNS
Instruments 500 900. . o.-
Laov william 70 Executor Daniel O'Connor. coe
Madison ave and s2d.st, l year, sj2. ooc. ~
MsRoney Michael J. 70 Bowery savings Bank, .
42d.st Q shave year. $40. 900. o,, . .
Maciarlane Marv J. TO John y Bull, 1Sohst
Kincsl ridge Road. 3 years, 5000. o .
o'Nci Philip 10 II Riker, Ia Fast ssthst years.
$500 -, ~ ,...s n.,,,..
Association. lOh-ave and 92dst lnst1H,, VI eyO
smith Martha T. to + Marden, l22d'st Sta'
stevens. Mary f. 70 Brock. 5 Hamilton Place.
I4od.st years IS, 600. .. -. a,
sherry r : j Fahye, $ " cor Greenwich ana Al
bany sts / year. a., 800. .., . a.
Scott Joisi ) TO q 4 Peabody. ir. 1lsth-st. s1'
ave / year $40 600. ...,
ST . 6th.avr. 3 years O.. $4,000. =.
Wright 70 Il Ross. 12lst-st, " Lenox'ave,
months $4,000. go, , 90 ,,.-.,.. a
years $4,000. oo ., -.
81 1000.
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joins HALL D. D. Ii. D.. Chancellor. .
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TIE BOOB, OF oPENAIR SPORTS. octave 500
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

At the Real Estate Exchange yesterday three vacan1
full lots were offered under foreclosure in West Fifty.
seventhst. 175 feet west Of Sixth The plantiR
in the suit, julius Lipman was the buyer for s7s,.
800. Four nve-story brick flats. only partially com.
NINETY ST. and three vacant lots in an irregular
plot. They brought $45,75O from Henry Lipmau.
The following sales were reported at private contract
For j. E. Ellison eight lots, 23ylo0 each, at Babylon
l.. l., and farm Of twenty seven acres In the south
Country Road at the same place for s37 $780, to W.
Hardenbrook
New.York Thursday, Aug. H..
The following sales were held at the Exchange M
Auction Room to-day:
each !. Julius Lipman s7s,s6o. - 90
we. Dss a s g 81 q anS S Ss s Il y:
1642xllS1; Henry Lppman. S45,7s
ave, was adjourned to August d.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. z. cITY.
Bleeker-st, Nos 4o7 to al q Gomprecht 70
sst5sS n re & " Of 2dave, 25xiOo.s; .. "a.
COIN to Clara Fisher -..'e.e,,....... 2e7se
Donovan to Brown ..-'.,..........,. 800
Same p1 sSsi : ' Judd % john judd sE
4zdst, 5 2oot # Of sth:ave 2i.sXss.e;
ssd et'S }? ot'H 1"S"sy b. 25xio2.Fk
French to volz.. ....:;;.....:;;s;.;..;:.; 2oo(
N' ScSnsf 70 william nor iafs' 'OAio..
122d-st, 900 II OF SHAVE, lie. Clu.
Same asni prgSsEP a."f .sa5S s s ss
othsy e , cor washington Place; Bates to WV
oth.eSo, " cor Washington Place, 2S7xsO;Js
s2d. is'' SO East Edwad Fitzpatrick to q O
smith 70 John Hskey $4,000
i''i BaracS to FfsirenschneldeT 10000
12Ist.st :, 1870 II OF 1staye, 30xl00l1;
fferenschneidsr 70 Bauch II c;idr,,n ., oo1
5sd,.t 10 i i" East Samuel Thomas to
s2d,sS 20 sci East zelea Gaseyger to Otto % "a,
1stisy ii' 30 i,4si Wilson TO CORDIALLY:
Broome-;t Nos 22o and 22o9 George Erresef A on
l25th = sI 5. S. It Of Lenox-aye ls.9xiOOi;
a,E 5 HAT % ! we'ten :, :; ;,ox,7 WIN,
to s9 Fi'si SGa rsd sAaes.
St w@ ii Missy to Charles F. II, and VIM ,,o M
s4tS..t e o sa FAST, 2l.si98 Mary Wilson No.
prdseot Mststgs i il42 # Bolton Road
75SS39x lrreg; o Brideman to Maud $50
walton HpSSa " cor l50, lGsxeiSsi 2soi' ara
2.a' p 21' 5s t" 2S %% N Ehar and Samuel
greenfield to Emanuel Newman :: cs:;:;o 100"
'0 R6cr ba E}S to Ed@aad SsndppS;,
1''jG JACOB, to A As "a Prank Franz -'1. ss7'
adaye and 7 2ite to BaSid Marks sooo
7etb rth az 'G 2ss2 IT Of Am.terda-aye 2Oex .. o
ioo2; Edward Fitzpatrick to samuel French inaH Slo0'
i'? 49ii; John Bui and frank Fisher - ,u
Mary 2so y Of columbus.ave ioxio22;
James 7 Hall and wife TO Clara Bryce o.;. e''"'
sta9ton,st D6 WIFE e or sam1ei Vsentne 2oo
Prospective :. - r. o. SanGg1's'' 4'N0o' 100
orgs 70 HFG" a. % 10 at trustee
s, Sa@ 5oy G9i0y aS no 53 Joseph II coy
Sane PROPERTY a@ I:PFy co 5Syy0c D1i John
Graham 10 Thomas Tully, = plft....
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TAJNTOR'S GUIDE-BOOKS.

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z futbers.


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Gonnirp properip for Sale and % fs

T LAWRENCE BEACH,
n LONG ISLAND.
A pleasan: day the seaside. You are IN
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teach This family resort IS about one mile ane
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Beach, Monday, 70 return al D. m' Ohb sou'S s~
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New.York, Thursday, Aug r..
The following sales held at the Exchange aal
Auction Room to-day:
lots, 57th-st IT'S IT W Of oth-ave. 25xio0S
each Julius Lpnan, s7S,S00.
ayestory fats, with po: Of land, Nos 10 70 lSs
West 0Sths 26S6 II OF 10thaye, plot 1o66xirregx
164.2xll3.1; Henry Lippman, 1870
Sale Of fiat, with lot, No 225 East 43d-st. Of n.
ave, adjourned to August %.
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MISS wHITCoMB's SCHOOL for young ladies' an
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-A.--THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NHEELBARROw Articles and Discussions on the
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Mr. Lyman J. Gage Ethics of the Board OF
TISde, and also the Controversy with Mr.. Hugh
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II ACKErTSrUWN q. b. INSTlTUIE.-College pre-
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THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE STEVENS
INSTITUTE of TECHNOLOGY,
Rtverst between 9TH and 9Th stA, Hoboken, n. j.,
EEoPENs SEPT II, 1890
Examinations for admission on the 10Th and 18th OF
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vrrrr COURSES OF STUDIES PREPARATORY TO
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PREPARATORY CLASS, $75 PER ANNUM.
ALL OTHER CLASSES. $50 PER ANNUM
These terms include all :he studies.
ror catalogue apply 20 the Librarian OF Stevens
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The morning call., 1890-05-16
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Nuisances and Needed Surgical
instruments.

City Physician Yemans drew the atien-
ton of the Board Of Health at its meeting
last evening to the continued neglect of the
municipal authorities to furnish him with
few absolutely essential surgical instru-
ments. Although IN aking repeated applIca-
tons, they have been without effect. He
also suggests that the quarters formerly oc-
cupied by the Sheriff in the old City Hall
be used as waiting-rOom for the reception
of patients brought in by the new ambu-
lance.
Health Officer Keeney reported that the
back water of the Channel street sewer is
flooding property from Ninth to Eighteenth
streets ana causing terrible nuisance, on
which the city will be mulcted in damages
unless it is removed. A resolution was
adopted calling upon the Supervisors to have
the sewer dredged from Ninth to Seventh
streets, which will abate the nuisance
A letter was received from Mrs. NJ. A.
Heating thanking the board for the reso-
lutions adopted In memory of her husband,
j. NJ. Heating, late Superintendent of the
Almsh0use.
Upon suggestion of Health Officer
keeney Block 16l, in Horner's Addition,
owned by George F. Beck, upon which a
pool OF stagnant water stands, was con-
demned.
w. NJ. Hickman was elected apothecary
Of the County Hospital to succeed Louis
Wagner, removed.
The resignation of L. R. Holmes. an
inferno, was accepted
The morning call., 1890-05-16
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