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BY TUE E &ASSSSAATT LAMP LnND AND I'M
On 18th at and Windsor pace, near 9Th Ay.. frame
hou,eR 2OXt2 lots 100 feet deep contain IS rooms
inc udinR bath rooms and all modern Improvement
and SLAPPED for one or Two families These houses
architect; and built in the most substantial manner BY
day work. the situation tho Highest IN the oity but
two blocks from Prospect PARK and 10 convenont 20
car lines by nm and lbth sta from Hamilton Perry and
New York via bridge and 9th AV elevated 18th 10
~ minutes To persons OF moderate means seeking q
home or Investment, good opportunity 10 here pre-
Bented tOrms liberal. . =.
"' NJ. II. HAGERTY,
10 Plat 81, n. Y.
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IN TON ADDITIONAL LANDS ...
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT SECOND JUDICIAL
DIsTRICT-In tho mater Q; the petition OF John
Newton Commissioner OF In0uc Works OF the city OF
New York. under and In pursuance Of Chapter go OF
the Laws Of 1854 and behalf of the Mayor Aldermen
and Commonalty of the city OF new YORK i9r ne ap
pontment OF Commissioners OF Appraisal under Chap
ter 40 Of the Laws OF 1913 81. --.
NOTICE of application for confirmation OF report or
the Commssioners OF Appraisal New Aqueduct, Man.
haitian Island Section additional lands as TO part OF
Parcel number eighty (5) and TO clRmh for dam
ages cor tiguous TO Parcel number forty .nve go;
PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that shall make
application to the SUPREME Court OF hs state o. new
York Special Term thereof 70 be held III the Secon
Judicial District At the Court House In the village o.
white Plains tho county OF WestcheSter on tile th
day OF June 1890 II O'Clock in the forenoon OF that
day thereafter Counsel can be heard. for
the confirmation OF the report to part or Parcel
number eightyone Cs) and TO claims for damages to
properly contiguous Parcel number forty i've t5l OF
The OF AppraiIa! appointed In the above
entitled matter pursuant to tho provisions or napier
40 of tho Laws Of 1855 which said report was Med In
the once Clerk OF the county OF Westchetcr on
the 5;h day OF APRIL 1880 aud copy Of which fiei
in Office or the Clerk OF the county or New York on
the same day.
Dated New York. May :. 1870.
WILLIAM II CLARK, Counsel to the Corporation
TryOn Row, New York city.
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him DO not let this be your case, but call at onca
Terms reasonable
Ulcers Humora, Sore Throat, Blotches.
Rheumntiam, Kidney and Hlndder DiSeasea,
Ac.. treated without Mercury at DIR. III. FRANKS
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ROYAL RHODE ISLAND CLAMBA IKE
BEFORE THE SALE
INSPIRING MUSIC, esd KEGIMIENT
BAND.
FREE EXCURSION OVER CULVER'S
RAILROAD.
Thia IN an uuprocedsuted opportunity for the home
sssker builder or investor purchase choice ots
auction prices
The property Is right In the village of GrAvssond, i'm.
mediAtey adjacent to stores schools churches, and
the railway station.
Tho streets are made and lot is ready to be built
upon.
The means OF communication are unexceiied. The
magnificent new Union Depot At ath Av. and 36th
at used by "CulverB" and the Brooklyn. Bath and
West End Railroads, is REACHED BY THE
RTFTEI AVENUE ELEVATED II. II. Tho
time from the Brooklyn Bridge to the property itself 10
only 80 minutes from the Brooklyn City iiA Il a
minutea
n5-rerms Of sale Ten per cent and the auctioneers
fec on day OF "a .: balance in 80 days.
All titles are insured by the TITLE GUABAN-
TEE AND Trust co. OF N. H. Capital
100000. with largo surpluS
For free passeA maps and all addition al Information
apply 70 JERB JOHNSON Jr, 90 Liberty st., New York,
and sos Fulton st, Brooklyn.
THURSDAY, JUNE6.
GRAND JUBILEE AUCTION.
$50 SUPERB LOTS.
ON PREMISES.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.
Long Islana. Maps ana FREQ Dasses at
Auctioneer'S Office.
TUESDAY,. JUNE 10.
IMMENSE AUCTION SALE.
eco MAGNIFICENT LOTS.
ON PREMISES,
OCEAN PARKWAY.
CONEY ISLAND ELECTRIC RA1L-
ROAD.
GRAVE SEND, IL,
OpposIto Hiram w. HOWe'S Hotel.
Maps ready. MSps aid free PaSHeS at
AueIIoneer'D once.
THURSDAY, JUNEI9,
GRAND EXCURSION SALE.
1000 BEAUTIFUL LOTS.
PASsAIC. NEW JERSEY.
Maps Nearly Ready. Particulars Here
alter.
TUESDAY, JUNE17.
GREATEST SALE OF THE YEA X
600 ELEGANT LOTS.
WEST BROOKLYN.
Celebrated Nartepse Farm. adjoining
Brooklyn City Line. and Mt Depota of Gull
YER a, Brook yn, Bath e. West End n. II.
Maps Ready. Particulars Hereafter.
THURSDAY. JUNE 10.
GREAT AUCTION SALE.
sPRINGFIELD. LONG ISLAND.
Maps and Particulars Hereafter.
MONDAY. JUNE RI.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE
400 LOTS ON THE JACOB SNEDICOR
ESTATE.
Finest Lots In goth Ward. East Now York.
Particulars Hereafter.
TUESDAY, JUNE ca,
1000 REAUTIFUL LOTS,
FLUSHING HIGHLANDS.
PIushinE. N. r.
Maps Ready. Particulars Hereafter.
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8tal estate for Sale Gnna sslana.

IroOD LONG IsLANn FARM. 81 miles out; crops
v. l. TIlLEl, Jamaica l. L
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ataI Gstats for salt-Gitv.

10 aNJNll located north side lnNh It. - 'feet
wsSt 70 av two complete nat, Cro'"n gar and ts~sri
price $40 Terms rlsh. Er,t hud src-
Und mortgages al per cent Apply on premises or A
RAJ l. q DftkFRS, northeast corner lolbiS A. and 50
Ry. Open on SUNDAYS.
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THURSDAY, JCNE13,
GRAND EXCURSION SALE.
1000 BEAUTIFUL LOTS.
PASSAIC, NEW JERSEY.
Maps Nearly Ready. Particulars Here.
alter.
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THURSDAY, JUNES.
GRAND JUBILEE AUCTION,
$50 SUPERB LOTS.
ON PREMISES.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.
Long Island Maps and FREQ passes at
Auctioneer0 oMce.
, 1890-01-08
ST. CROIX STATION.

81. CROlA
Plymouth, January 4th.-The r. M. S
Tagus from the West Indies arrived here
at s a. m. today.
London, Jany. 4th-The appointment is
announced of Mr.. Joseph Henry Brady,
tie of Gambia, as Colonial Engineer for
Barbados.
The Baron de Worms has published a
letter defending the attitude of the govern
ment on the bounties question.
New York, Jany. 4th-Prince Albert
Victor has arrived at Calcutta and was
W, coined by the Viceroy, the Marquis
of Lansdowne, 100, 900 people lined the
st Gets. r.,
he Railway porters in Ireland are on
st Ike.
he Steamship Britannia Of the White
st : Line has run down the Brigantine
O. rewitch in the Irish Sea; all were saved
9: ;ept the Captain.
Laternews states thatrno lives have been
st by the grounding ofthe Persia, Which
, 1890-01-08
ST. @ AVIS
DEATHS.
DEATHS
registered OF persons
buried in the public
cemeteries.
CHRIsTIANSTED.

6-Pauper Edward Henry England of
this town. aged Go years.
Child Henry Robert of this town,
aged l year and 9 months.
"-Pauper Collin Mansell of this town,
aged sc years.
1O-Pauper Elizabeth Powlis, of this
town aged 70 years.
Child Maria Agatha Marshell of
this town, aged l year & 2 months.
11-Inva aid Charles Belford, of Peters
Farm Hospital, aged 35 years.
12-Invalid Magdalane Boyle of the
Lunatic Asylum at Richmond, aged
so years.
13-Child Oyanta Jackson of this town,
aged 8 months.
14-Oarpenter William Petersen Of this
town, aged 10 years.
15-Pauper Frederik Ferdinand Booker
of this town, aged 30 years.
shoemaker Richard Meyer of this
town, aged "a years.
17-Invalid Louis Heines Of this town.
aged 81 years.
25-Child William Bastian Of this town,
aged 9 days.
26y Invalid Peter Edward of the Lunatic
Asylum at Richmond, aged Be years.
2g-Invalid James Foster of the Leper
Asylum at Richmond, aged "a years.
3O-Carpenter Albert Petersen of this
town, aged 81 years.
Novbr. FREDERIKsTED.
3~-Carpenter of Est. two Friends aged &C
years.
Cyril Benjamin Of Est. Williams aged
Il years.
'-Seamstress julia Nc. Givney of this
town, aged 80 years.
&c .abOurer Isaac Baptist of Est. Brook
Hill aged 81 years,
-LabOurer William Brown from St,
Vincent aged 80 years.
9-Invalid Mary Benjamin in this town
aged 10 years.
10-Child Christopher Nathaniel of this
town aged l year.
"-Labourer James Louis of Barbados
aged 80 years.
11-Washer Christophine Irving, Est.
Grove place aged % years.
l2-InyaIid Johanna Abramsen Of this town
aged "a years.
l5-Ethelbi. tn Farrelly Of this town, aged
10 years.
16-Labourer John Thomas, of Antigua
aged IS years.
17-Labourer William Gray, of St. Kits
aged A years.
2O-C6ild Veronica Powlis Est. Anally
aged IL years.
2l-Servant Albertina Christian, Est.
Punch, aged 80 years.
22-PAuper Martin James Est. Two
Brothe RS, aged 81 years.
24-Labourer John Henriksen Est. Lower
Love, aged IS years.
25-Sadler William Beck Est. Mount
Pleasant, aged 20 years.
26-Child Caroline Dorney Est. La
Grange, aged year.
27-Invalid Haner Bob, Est. Canaan, aged
so years.
28-Labourer Joseph Tate, of Barbados.
aged 40 years.
Planter Patrick Stafford, of Ireland
aged II years.
, 1890-01-08
CHRIsTIANsTED.

January 5th-Per- schr. Wgilant from
ST Thomas,-=Mrs Arabella Murphy, Miss
Eliza Lindsay, Miss Alice Richardson,
Mrs. Richards, Miss Anesta Whitehead &
two children, Mr.. F. Geer, Mrs. Cathrine
Varlock.
January 7th-Per schr. VigiLGnt for st.
Kits via st. Thomas, - Dennis BENZ.
Hodge, James Edwards. For st. Thomas,
-Micolo de, Riggiero, Juan Oarball, Jacob
Sasso, Emma Fletcher & son and servant
charlotte Edward, Paddy Patrick & child.
For St.Jan,-James Gibson.
, 1890-01-08

Il lines of rain were recorded at the
Fort 9n'Monday morning and II yesterday
mornngsl - AA1
, 1890-01-08
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FRED
ERlKSTED'S POST OFFICE.

RAID.
Mrs. Crospeet, Oatharine Evance, Eman-
uel I%ronclin, Annie Rodgers, Margaret
Williams.
-.f..~r UNPAID.
Huttensen, Ellen Beverhoudt, Eliza
Gordon, B. Irvine. :
Frederikstsd,s Post Office, December
31st) 1880. a- go
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30
AS UHFOR FUNATg CUTTING
AFFAIR AT WESsOg

Last Sunday morning. IL. sas-
ser. Supt 81 the furnishing rooms
in the Mills. was seriously stabbed
by hoy, whom he had undertakes
IA chastise.
IL reports are correct IL seems
that Mr. Sassers.had. previous N the
difficulty, whipped one % the littla
boys under his charge in the Mills.
Sunday morning the older brother
81 the whipped 10y met Sasser and
informed him that he, sas.er, haal
whipped his brother, and now he
hal him 10 whip. Whereupcn
Sasser proceeded to do 80. wher
the boy suddenly raised up anf
struck Sa=ser q terrible blow in tls
breast with keen knife which pen
etrated his lungs. and at this tius
the wounded man is in q critics
condition, however, his recovery }
hoped for.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30
Sons~ Gems sa ON Sease.

Hon. W. n. Collins tell. n.
that ia preparing land for CRIB.
there are "lher things than nrc
pl"wlng that should bc taken ito
consideration. The plowing %.
cc.s = fundamental. 70 caure,
hut II must be held iu mind tia
certain crops take cert am elemets
# plant food from the soil, aid
y they are no; already there hr
the crops IL take they must lie
pleced there. The crop, will lnt
amount tn much Without then
lou must remember that you ire
not farming on the shore. ~ be
Nile. The Nile gathers from lie
slopes which lean towards DC
mountains It The Moon. IN dc
heart IL Africa, stores If invisible
wealth with which 10 inyignr,te
the plains ~ Egypt annually, hat
there Is no Nile la this eountW.
lou must Ice your own Nile.
la order tbHi you may be ths,
Il Is not ahsolutely necessary fer
YOU Ia make chemical tests IN OBJ
der to learn what yeur crups ~
quirs The Nile does not trouble
sh''ut any such thing. II Is,
supply brings down everything Il
can lay hold on. IL YOU work en-
the same plan YOU will get aloug
well enough-haye no fear that
you will de- wrong. IL Que thing
YOU pot into your sal y tot need
ed by ctrtaIa crop another thing
J., aud some either crUp will need
what was not needed in the 6rst
instance 80 IL you play q strong
hand in yUUr capacity as the Nile,
aud furthermore rotate your crops
regularly Vou will come cut al
tight IN the end.
q" II, then, as the Nile goes Il,
and 90 u the whole hog. Put In
To your soil everything you can lay
your han'l on. aud put 10 has OF
%. and your farming. pe.uming
that your crnps were put In aud
cultivated 10 accordance with
common sense, will pan out first
class success every time. Mobile
Register.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30
SErlGITE SCHOOL DIS
TRICTS.

II seems that a large portion o.
The alliaucc clemsnt In the Conven-
ii"n are decidedly opposed IN sep
srate school districts Why this i
~, Ne do not understand. A Tho
matter stands. We have these dis
trirts and they work as much TO the
advantage ~ the countrYman as g.
ths townsman In these separate
districts the grade IL higher than
In the country and the outsiders
from any portion Of the county
have n right 20 send 10 these dis
trict schools. AMI nj the same time
get their prora'a Il the free fund
Take Hazlchurst district for in
stance. Numbors % pupils. who
have completed the course usually
taught IN the country schools. arr
in atten lsncp hars TIE course
heiay higher they eau eaily III
themselves for college and at the
SAM TIM getting foar OF Eve
months ~ the term FREE. making II
much cheaper and much better
than b. g. fsom the country scho ]
60 college
In a republican form ~ govern
mcnt such ~ ours. we know that
one % ths earliuil principles Is
equal right ia all, special privilcg-
~ to none but IN maintaining
separate fchool districts this prin-
ciple u not iufringcd npon II
'imrly gives The iighis TO all 10 en
j., vlhi should h. considered .
special TTnilsee
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30

Congressman kilgore, Of Texas
tell the Washington Post. During
the var, while on a furlough.
once pulled up at a cabin In Louis.
lana. There was no one in there
but a woman. | hal 81 in my
pocket which ! offered 10 pay hi
for chicken which was smoking
on the table. She was willing "a
wager the chicken against the dol.
lar that she could b,at me Jump.
ing. 10 make the first jump. start
ing from the doorstep. l took q
survey of the very short woman.
was a long-leeged russ. and put the
dollar On the table BY the chicken.
] then took position on the door.
step, swung my hands 81 and fro,
plumiug Tor my fight through air.
Then | LID out by the time I hit
ground and turned TO see the NO.
man follow. she had shut the door
anil fastened il CA the inside. The
only thing that | could see was the
muzzle II q double barreled shot
gun
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30
HA1OH Yarn
We are glad 10 see that the bus
mess men of Hszleharss are fully

We are glad 10 see that the bus
mess men u Hazleharss are fully
alive IA tbs interests 81 the town
In a few minutes. one day last
week. over $4,000 was raised Cor
the purpose "a purchasing q lot
and fitting Il up Tor a camping
grpund anil wagon yard Two or
three more hundred dollars are
nee,l,,l now AMI the thing will
have ma,erialized Oct 81 work
citizens and raise this Gmrant.
n'n'l quibble over the location aud
- whun the dccl q the property u
~ b. mala II ths CImpr,s, con
pany contributes the balk 81 tho
money anl S.ll agree to look after
the yar,i anil keep il in god con-
ditiuu then lei them have the deed.
II J. vaaonahle b suppose that.
under such circumstances We will
have a veil kept yard for the next
forty years to come AMI who would
or should hesitate a. contribute a
small amount 10 this end regard
less Of how the property vests
Eve ~ citizen who owns proper.
~ here i interested in the growth
and Prosperity of the town and
should cheorfuIly contribute "a
everything that promotes this pros.
perity. A certain measure may
benefit one more than another, bat
this should not deter any one from
puitIng his shoulder to the wheeI
and working, Tor all are in the end
morc or lees bone6tte,l
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30
RenInwgay's Effects Order
ed sold.

Counsel for Estate treasure
ll~mingway's sureties, by c,,n.ui
OF the Attorney General, hss
taken a decree eIliIing d. II
white, trustee. 10 sell all persa-
al property conveyed by IlemiI,.
way To him IN trust, to indcmns,
the snret'c. aud Ia rent out &c
lands conveyed. Al ID. proceed.
are 10 bc held aud acvountrd tr
to the court. subj 81 10 disps-itn
on hnal decree. This will lncI,l.
everything except the exemptions
allowed hy ltw. The contest BE-
tween the Stste sud the surrics
y whether the money receisd
shall 20 hrst on the amount ess.
cred hy the bond. or Ia the nv,
n'en' 81 TIE sseess ahpss ihe1Sn-
81 ~ the lsona. Tie Il.
av~s ins sfa>l<~ Il 800 :
lss and h "a II 80 800
tneax aher ng. ,hs ~
fgeasdrsr has /. m s,..,;.,,....,
larry AMI eas herd a .I.r.rr "a
si'''s'e'n cattle. CO no head. Ina
arr registered. The tu.,rr. -.
timatcd the personal ,r..e,. n,
something over tl5.OU Tn,
herd II cattle - the 6nes, a m,
~pulh.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1890-10-30
I.ueky Omeer~.

The Convention having extended
the terms ~ state officers two AL
ditional years. Jan. ist, 1896. the
officers viii have served as follows:
j. NJ. Stone. Governor, twelve
years
Geo NJ Govan. SECRETARY ofState
ten fears
w. w. Stone. Auditor. ten years
]. }. Evans. Treasurer. sin years.
I. NJ Miller, Attorney General,
ten yearA
j. X Preston. Superintendent ii
Education, twelve years
Oliver Clifton. Clerk ~ the su-
preme Court eighteen years.
The extension ordered IL IN di-
rect conflict with sections I and Il
Of the Executive article, which say
that the Governor. Auditor and
Treasurer shall hold their Offices
Tor q term Of four years aud shall
not Immediately saoceed them-
selves in Office Clarion Ledger.