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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-14
Prices
-ON-
Various Goods.

THE GREAT AND CONTINUOUS TRADE OF YESTERDAY
indicates that this wlH be the best Bargain Week
Of the series. Thousands Of yards Of various
stWfs streamed out to buyers yesterday and yet
the attractions almost as various and just as
valuable as before. Let facts and figures clinch
this reminder
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-14
Learning a Dangerous Thing.

Weary Wiggins-'I hear Mugsey has
learned to write"
Lazy Leary-"Yes; signed bank check
to-dayp
Weary Wiggius-"Is that so? How
much did he get?
Lazy Leary-"A little over three years,
| think
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-14
A ParlOr Tin.

Philadelphia Belle (at summer resort)-
81 do not see why it is am so unpopular
among these Chicago society people"
Travelled Friend-''Fll tell you why. 1t
is because you insist upon asking them
about their grandfathers."
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-14
Formulation of Maine.

LEwIsrowN (Me), August 13;h.-The
census shows the population of Maine to be
65S 454 an increase OF {, 500 since 1880. I he
population of Vermont is $4,000, &C.
crease of 286.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-14
The Last Week !

1t is only now and then that
the chance comes to get an
All-Wool SERGE, 80 inches wide,
in stylish shades, for Is cents a
yard. Old Rose, Heliotrope and
Tan are some of the colors.
Not many of the MEMS UN-
DERWEAR left for IS cents a
garment. Mainly large sizes.
NIGHTSHIRTS, down to 80
cents each, are worth seeing.
DRESSING COMBS for 5 cents.
CLOSING OUT all of our 90
cent SATEENS for I2H cts. These
are all this seasons styles, and
are the finest that the American
market produces. The variety
is large, and the bargain is the
BEST OFFERED this season in
SATEENS.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-14
CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
4 cattleman arrested by Mexican Gus
toms Officials.
SANTA CLARA DISTRICT FAIR.
ReJoicings Throughout the State
Over NIarkham's Nomination
for Governor.
1HRoUGHoUr THE STATE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrcoRD-usros.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-14

Just $4,000 women are married yearly
in England.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-14
In FOREIGN LANDS.
Pears Of BlOOdshed Between White
Fishermen and Indians.
4 ROWING MATCH ARRANGED.
The English Fleet to Test the Forts
in Haiifax-Many Spaniards
Killed-Etc.
SEIZED BY sAvAGEs.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooaD-uSIos.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-14

An infant grows eight inches during the
first year.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-14

O'Reiiiy,s Funeral.
-Bosros, Angus! 13th.-The funeral OF
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-14
Discharged London Postmen.
ADVERTISEMENT OF HALE BHus. & co.

LONDON, August ls:h.-A rowing match
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-08
A Southern Gentleman

At the dinner station where we
stopped one day On C Tennessee rail-
road almost the first sight which
greeted the eye Of those who got off
WAS q rough burial box on the plata
form, and seated near il was an old
black woman with handkerchief TO
her eyes. When kindly asked tue
cluse of her sorrow she pointed TO
the box and replied:
DE old mans in 9ar.
Your husband !
Yes; led two days ago back yere
il do kcntry.'
And what are you doing with the
DO " herep'
i wants 10 bury it up at Charles
town, but | hain't got money 'nutf &c
take it on dc railroad
Whist nonsense ! exclaimed o man
IA lie came forward. whats the diff
ference where niger is bu5iedi
They want her TO bury it here, bGt
.be wont. She's determined to take
it to ChaflestOwn.
For what reason?' asked the pas
senger who he'd put all the previous
questions.
y 'Kaso, sAh, all de 70 chillen /
buried Up dar,' AMI his mudder an
sister, an' de po' ole man will b.
lonesome down yere.'
What bosh = gTowled the kicker
Look here J. whispered The otbe
AS he went over TO him. I'D rattle
be a niger ,Uh her so1l than 10 be
qei.ife nan ,CiH youts. She's righi
-Ld hc family deal SLEEP together
lie entered tue express office, PAL
for the shipment Of the body, bougb
the widow q ticket TO Charlestowr
and then dropped a len-dollar goi
piece IN her hand and said:
Give Dim 4 decent funeral, Nam
my, end this will put up a hcadbUar
70 mark the grave
Nav de LBwi bless you for
But he hurried in TO snatch bit
10 cat when no was gone ] mad
inquiries os 90 bis identity, and loun
nen who replied:
WHY thaf Colonol--o OF Alaba
ma. Hs owned over 800 slave
. when toe war broke out -Iadion1p
Ole Svp5gy SWtnd
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-08
A Little Logic.


'Fa,Ler, do you remember that
mother asked for two dcl ars this
morningH
Yes, my child; what Of il?'
DO you remember that mother did
not get the two dolarsf'
yes. and ] rene mber what little
girls don't think about
What's that, father?'
Il remember that we are not rich.
But you are in brown study; what
is my darling thinking abou p
i am lhiukipg how much a cigar
costs
Why. it costs ten cents not two
dollars 10y long Shot.
but ten cents three times a dav is
thirty cents
That's as true as the multiplied.
ton table,
And there are seven days in n
week? And seven times thirty cents
are two hundred and zen cents
HOLD on; III surrender. Here.
take the two dollars TO your mother
aud tell her I'll DO without cigars for
week.
Thank you, father; but if you
would only say for u year-it would
cave more than hundred dollars.
We would have shoes and dresses
and mother nee bonnet, and lots of
things
Well, to make little girl happy
" i'll say year
oh. that will be so nice bu'
wouldn'tit he about as easy 10 say al
ways2'
And the father said, Daughter, l
will do as YOU saw
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-08

A small girl. 3 years old went 70
childrcn's party the Other after
noon. After she had returned home
she said 10 her parents:
AT the Iarty little girl fell
through a clair TO the floor. All tie
other girls laughed. but l didn't
We'll. why didn't you laughs'
Cause i WAS the one that fell
through
II was this same little girl WHO, ar.
ter trip in the country, remarked
Visibility;
i wish | had house out of doors"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-08

'Fa,Ler, do you remember that
motfer asked for two dcl ars this
morningY
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-08

The idea That justice Is supcrduous
where love r8igus isa worm that has
dwell g lle core Of many warm
friendship and has gradually wrought
10 thorn much bitterness The unfair
use of power, the share criticism, tha
light banter which disparago our
lnte'lcc's our capucitic- aud our
motives, The tone of distrust and OF
suspicion. Co.,. readiness TO sec aud
magnify faults, tbcse and similar un-
lust thoughts. words and acts are The
shadow that too often hide real all
e~tiou IN a gloom go thick and impen
oirahlc hat 10 mcrgea mo- NOR, Tor
avor
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-08

Miss vassIr- l. ont you think Miss
Spring'ove j, charming poetess
Uncle Solomon-Ob, yes, very
sweet poe,ess. and her cousin, Miss
Chalmers. Is charming palntress.
and her Aunt Lucrece is an excel
lent sculptoress and her mother used
TO be an excele nt dish ussheress
and
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-08

Can you let me have cents for q
dollarI' asked a young lady Of clerk
in a drug store.
'Do you want common scnseD ask.
cd the clerk, attempting to he funny.
Oh TO replied the girl sweeily. 4
wouldn't aek you for what know
JON bavn't got
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-08
Our 9rv Goods ;,lld dress

p,%ss' embrace. the not builu and stylish
M.sesaD Chit
Markets tile
q fur asrska nsudi Jet bed
as nno caps we have exceed IN both quantity qlay
our Boot AMI Shoe department. embraces al; he leading
The markets Afford and for Durability e and finish
they arc cheap, they good. they nobby.
Our clothing department is loaded the
times. price and quality TO suit purchaser.
Our Grocery line 10 full, but e are
Our Queensware of the best most uniqne paiiera being
complete throughout from the imported china to the cape
ware made including ne of fancy bohemian English and
French coors Our hardware including the
adng brands oi the beet gOod call for what will
be pleased space will permit prices como
and examine stock will be pleased buy kinds of
taken
market price will be allowed We again cordially invite a
and goods
RowOey Oct $3.50 =. T.RoBOssoN r. som
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-08

mo. my mao, this is not mine. IL
Was a twenty dollar bill / LOST But
IL vas t~in,y-dollir bill before
got il changed. S)r' What did you
get Il changed for' Och, sure.
90 the owner could convayniently re-.
ward ire. Sor.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-08
WIT AMI HUMoR.

Sunday School Teacber-Now, lii.
tie boys what DO you know about
GOLIATH Freddy Fangle--Please,
ma'am, he was rocked TO sleep.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-08
N0ticeg Notice!

Come one, Come ALL both high aud low, poor--
and the immense bargains
--CHEAP ST ORE in ROMNEY, w. Va
Rlad tbs
w We Markets
e"un durable
the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-08
z1s Wash Fabrics

Oar Stock has no quail either in q1anty We
verifying in White Good from God Plaid Striped
ansok at 81 and 10 per up
eace STRIPES an Ca il the Market.
Cotton Clales
he
puar and Nice
ot loo
ss a per yard Tn. best eneh sauu from
rom good Of
Emiro
IN
Slmesp
IN
L
vi ohs and LnoIenm Rugs Poles
enshs TO IL feet This line
and
tina the dealers
nd bnip
Ii
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30

Nanoleon himself In vain has it been attempted
n shift the burden on Tallcyrand, Savary ana
others Talleyrand was guiltess in the matter
Sayarv simply obeyed his orders. and those ORDERS
proceeded directly from the FIRST Cohsul' |Ao
St Helena he sometimes professed regret OF re-
morse for this foul deed put IL ls no' v'e'D
that he really felt what he pretehueu' iilie''
ato,v af,or tho crime he was indeed veXed ana
;,r;totod hv tho forcc of the shock given 10 the
public lie had evidently NOT thought 'heS "ouio
take the affair to heart so much an" lit ieSo"'e"
the disturbed and gloomy faces OF those VINO sur
rounded him. and who this time. faiied 10 us
guise their feeling. ~. ,;,o d
,o,,or ,roro bis b,trionic abilities more strik-
;nolv exbjbited than here. The speech cited
by NJ. de Sant-Amand in which he Is mace 10 en-
nress surprjse and regret on hearing OF the deaih
- .Io nmo d,Fnchicn is now generally held 10
be spurious: but even were it not 50 II wouId
o,,,, nro,,e tbc sneakers assurance and duphcity
For no b;msolf had directed the whole programme,
and notlng could have been more absurd than
,bo nre,ence that he wished the execution OF the
so,,e,ce n be DELAYED until the Due d'Enghicn
should be examined on tile question Of his identity
with an alleged Bourbon Prince. who was sup
nosed by the police to have visited Pichegrn.
Nothing could have been more absurd than this'
because Napoleon knew perfectly well that 'he
ALLEGED Bourbon Prince another police fabrl-
cation. and that Pichegru's visitor really
his brother Charles. 1t is necessary to correct
false impressions in Of this kind. for nothing
in Napocons career is instructive and illuml-
rotirc as thc events referred TO- VI. de Saint
Amand. il must be added. does far less than JUS
tce TO General Moreau. and eXaggeIa'cs the
agency of Nine Moreau and her mother in the
action II is not true than Moreaus fall was
wholly due TO his own folly. The jealousy oil
Nanoleon was an important factor i'll the case
ard that jealousy prompted recourse 10 the baSeSt
and most fagitious means Why too should NJ
dc Saint-Amand have withheld the name of the
scoundrel who betrayed Flchcgru for hundred
thousand crowns? His name Leblanc. and
il ought to 90 down in history among those which
houora bic men forever eNecratc.
If NJ de SaiGt-Amand had told more about
the wife of the First Consu-as he might easily
have done-and less about the First Consul. he
would have made book which would not have
been so open TO criticism, and would in some
respects have been more interesting. No account
of thc picturesque. romantic, and pathetic life Of
Ioscphine can indeed bc dull or unattractivc. and
this is often impressive. II IS however. wanting
in details and in orderly sequence and the author
does mot appear 80 have clearly outlined his sub
iect or decided upon the method of treating 1t
before he began 10 write.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
D Knpn, AL, rnH erENMNNNT sEKNICE

na-er'- Dcrarfr ent AMY Rrlltnc Mhtrhall-st New.
York civ. Ann - isro>al.d proposals IN tipil'1t
Will Dr. received Nfr" Until - rl"' ni
MAY -. 1870 fnr suppitn- steamers ht chit'i - t'N'
place of the - tIt-f'f .. Nrthir 'ifli' .
nrd Atlantic respectively wnfn required during i' i-'''
year ending Gu1c 3d. leHi hr steamer, "ho.' -'f,
NAV ie under adv fl'nt must De- about
t. - te vessels above nand r-c i.'''. ana 10, -
about passenger ftoh ana Ifltit
cauarltv. nc subject 10 Inspection ana ''r'pin ana
rjtD IL Lof such nas De- d''n'l nrt-l-F loi i
service rrqulrld All re vessels must if -ftiD IA i
class order lu every rr-Irc. well tqlirl Ih l".i y.
ana conform fus fhr r.qnrn."nt- % t' law ''ai
VIA be furnished ny th. D'l1rfu'it ti"ir""i- mus
Ir.cn dgy ~ - hours for Zach vessel ana
low mach ir hour Cty service aud for night s"rs e.
aul must nclnt, engineer and % ni I-fu. Ia" f.-
Under ~ will furnished o. tt Department
mo vessel, r'qrit mr-t no furnished nu'dai. ~
d.. a. ~u.f t.rr fir Dtrarfufuf nag d-.I-nAir Iu'
ont reserves f. r-if tn rs'f. ay or al pn-
l0-Hl- ifnfril, -N'iiu '' '"t' ~ il' -''- '''
r. y HAIClu.LDiE DelYty quart General.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
Jentbsr5.

BEST TEACHERS. American aud Foreign. supplied
"A. for all branches IN all localities TEACH
LKS WANTED. fec for registration. iofm for stamp
X. +. AVERY. American school Bureau West l4th-st.
n. y
TUTORS. Posernt.scs professors. teachers, all
n. branches supplies schools anu families school eis
cua.. Tor parents. Modern languages spoken MIR AN
COYRIEi,E, 100 JthaYc.. corner -Oth-sL
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A suopllcs Professors Teachers Tutors
&C.. 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply TO
Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG-tuLION. 70 Union Square.
s TEACHER Of English and classical branches in
"A private Gay school. By young lady o good family
unexccp lOnable refer Address EAPEHlENCE, Trb
uDc Once.
DRIVATE TT rITION.-A. EVERETT STONE (Yalc)
75 East 52dst-Spccia success In college preparatory
instruction References: Rev. Dr. Taylor and Rev Df.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest and known In L. =. Istahs -hrd 1855.
Last I4th-st.. y. \.
n HE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY dcstab lss0)
Supplies with teachers teachers with ositionA
W. b. KERR Manager. 10 Astor Place New-Yor4.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
xxrh,ts IN Charles White.

Same property william WbIts White 70 Jneriss friss
fsms 1917 e wi,,sm Of Wills lSis'' Ok
oou-s., ~, c.rolipc Finley
7sds Of sd5 MSdsopsvs %ss 70 z0SSe bern
O. ,se hase No EOS East; William Danth ana wiie
to John Aichsles kdo,nh Jaeger and w4fe to
Avenue a, No ;S6s Aooiph 'aesei On.
,,.ssot Geotget No n; executors william Kelly to
&. MAY Iyropcyty trustees Robert Kelly to same.-'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
y ROpOsALs FOR GRADING PENNSYL-

l VANIA AVENUE EXTENDED. D.-oNir" Of The { m.
n-ls.ionsrs. y. c. Washington. - g.. Apfl y, $780,.
STAITD Pl,OrOSNI.~ VIII he received ~ thl- orc W.
/. O'Clock m. Friday May .. 1870. fnf grading and
constructing cniNers on -vl,nrl, Avenue extended
blank 81 Proposals and specifications can p" obtained
Office upon aspiration therefor. to't'hrr with al
necessary Information and bid "n these forms only VIII
De- considered The hight reserved - reject an and ~
hid-. !. W DOUGLASS. l.. g. HiNE. n ROBERT,
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
Aurtlon Sales of Real Gstate.
r. V. HARNETT e. CO., Auctioneers.
The Great Cleveland Waring. Th0rne
Combination Sale OF
YONKERS PROPERTY.
200 LOTS AND FIVE DWELLINGS,

YONKERS PROPERTY.
200 LOTS AND FIVE DWELLINGS,
and the Residence OF
VIM. II Thorne will be sold
TUESDAY, MAY 9TH, $780,
at II O'Clock noon
at the Real Estate Exchange, 50 to 65 Lberyst, New
For all further particulars maps, &C. apply 20
RICHARD V. HARNETT & CO.. Auctoneers, 73 Lib
HOLT 4 BtTLER Attorneys. III Broadway, y.
JAMES +. FITCH. Agent, opposite Hudson KlVer H. -
depot Yonkers
A SUPREME COURT PARTITION SALE
Estate Of NEHEMIAH MASON deceased.
JERE JOHNSON, Jr.. by Richard v Earnett Co.
Auctioneers sell auction Wednesday, May al
O'Clock noon at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange
1913 FULTON.sT., BROOKLYN,
BROOKLYN
49, 437 439 AL 443 and AS Futon-st northwest cor
Jsy.st 5 substantial buildings.
4os.410 Jay-st, 3-story basement frame dwellings.
AZ 45l 45s 455 457 and 45s Futon.st northeast
Jay.st. stone buildings.
IA Hieh.st near Brdgest 25x82 with frame dwelling
SANFORD H. STEELE. Esq, Referee, 40 wslst ~ y
FETTRETCH. sILKMAN sEYBEL Esqs., Pianth'
Attorneys Times Building, y. Y.
Mans ran be obtained from RICHARD V. HARNETr
Z. co 70 Iiber.y.st y. Y, JERE JOHNSON, Jr'' 3sS
Fulton.st Brooklyn, G. B. BRETY, 40 Fuiton-s~'
Brooklyn, 73 Liberty-st., " Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
Ccrtnrcs an0 ftleetlnss.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE. - The quIirtcIH ~
N meeting viii he held at its rooms NTax NJ isy0
West 3Sth-st, near Broadway, on Thursday ~" -
at y o'clock y. ,,o,vrRs Sec
Take Elevator JAMES H iV''---,,,y-
AIDES HEALTH PROTECTIVE A0''"
~ MASS MEETING AT CHlCKERlN" n,- nnrn
THIS EVENING, APRIL 30 AT ororrrs
"TuE DIRTY CONDITION OF COh
Presiding officer Judge CHARLES =. DALI,
The meeting will be addressed by the ioroMs lanes.
gentlemen Rev. Charles IL Eaton non rhert Guerusey,
Hon Clarke FeliN Adler. Dr. iSoVi IIadden,
Rev. Rabbi t,otthe, NJ NJ Mangasarn - "a Hon 7. B.
Rev DIR. Bolles Hon Steward l.. Wocdolu'
Wakeman, Hon. j. McKelwaJ. Admission 1e''
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
Cost anD fonn0
Che 0urf.

EW-JERSEY JOCKEY CLUB RACES,
" AT ELIZABETH y. j., -, ID cra
mil 90 40 and NAV l.. =, 3, and q. SlA hA''~
TNCU DAY. Comm, no ing at , y. m. II. cs,trai
sn,ria Race direct to Grand stand an
H. r. OF jersey leave foot OF Liberty ,s1 ssry hai
100 10 and 80, and trains 10 Elizabeth ~ rand
honr Round trip tickets including admission W ~
stand d-Gentlcmen, so ladies, IL. . >,,vrp pres.
ii. D. MCINTYRE, See. NJ J. u" .-
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
%7FW-YORK DEPOT of the Quartermasters

y n.na,tuent Army Building. Whitehall Street, New
YORK Cits April 2ju, 1880; scaled proposals in rpi,
ag sni,ct 10 usual conditions, VIII be Received here
until ~ o'clock NJ. May 18th 1880, anc Then opened ol
NJ this Depot the puarternnsc stores su'h
~ s,aionery Illuminating Supplies, talv Iron Buckets
and Hods Sheet Iron. Solder lin Zinc &C. &C., spsel,
Id ON schedule TO be- and had at this ONCE ids
Tor delivery other points Will also be entertained n.
Ut. az an, tart thereof accept may be most
yantagcous TO The department. Preference WIZ De
% ~. articles OF domestic production or manufacture.
Conditions Of quality aud price tncludiag in tc price oi
ti,n nroluc,Ions manufactures the duty thcrcoh
hai,1 email Envelopes containing proposals should De
,, ID Proposals Quarter masteT stores TO- DE- opn,n
100 aud aIufc->td to X. y.
- s. 4.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30

prcOppEp REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CITY.
,tha,c u IS corner 39th.-t. 3J.4Nd3, Robinson e,o
,,nslt 70 l. " ''"l =. Il L Of aoths, sessoi
,,nagc. w.. : so! # y Of ss'h.. 4'sSso same -
f.', oe n5o'ST"y ,a ro,.s 20 : Levine 2GOoo
i2I,,.,S' 70 "''' ''"'''' "'s"' 97. 600
309,i,t; 30,i;,. ws,.r V TO + q" taIasy 1900
I'd aS, " :. 500 4 Of io6th-'t. So3Sloo;
iqsdi Il "'@'i5 9 IS It It " o. % %s,Sn,c 2Ssico
ii'ths. Wiay 10 ~ II Mncgllcaen u''' 2looo
'hsFA II 1,so h. jiannsh u NsSaTty 200
''e,.'s W.. + {, nanS, 10 VI boi@r." 5000
Hoe.em to- J Lc1ah ,,,'i' -'N'O'.' $50
Lo,,,,,aSe' ncs. 500 walker.-t; 5ooXloso. ncy
Michael \ Nolan to Church Of ~ Thomas
"''''' '''"' d - It o o., Waikcr.,t 7oNioo the
l. Ai,fcd m 1900
i2td..t' ; s. .,e2tf e iiha'e. iosIioOii; .ooo
jsih.,t so Js, Last Herman To August Huge 10000
Knoblocf -. 81 80
Icmcr t. J G Kemp,r -. 5000
sane 'li'r property Rosie wi,.cn to Morris Rioch..
fd~ard Il niecmcr to Hannah NJ nalpia 1000
sos, .,,a ,y 100 Z, G IP'sats sc1Sc,alr i'Nloa2;
iilth.st 30 81; e cor Mad,onayc o5Ne,Io;
John Hickey John BunAc. - $4,000
licl to william c >mdt ........... Il 600
4 FACET to william Il Wilson ...''.'' 97ooo
ehnfch s. to u Robinson. r r'''..'''''. 90 600
and wives To- Meyer Foster 3. $1,000
Mary l. Walker to Louis T. / Anger -, 1880
T. Mosiowiti ...-.....,,...,..... 1900
joseph ilcran ani w',cs 10 r:li5a Loirc.,. 1000
suia,c No I'll EScr- Lconara Adams to Angus
X6m &e%mag$ and wife to Isaac ,'codscin IS 800
Martha J,uncey to imnn adams ......' 5000
'Ms,'ahr' BE- ''' '.'.''.'. $1,000
l5in-t rarA Got, ,, hecS p %pp ,n,,,, SscuG"
Nib'rt Schut, ............. 1870
'''W ManJcrr = 80 '''' ~ ~ 800
Eafs 49,, + 10, ~ mag Mslro,c ,oo
uSd &Ss 'G SS 3"9 s5 McFi. %a neis,r to Meyer 49, $50
,tcnhard to ! McNiccc' ........ G3ooO
ii Magulrc i Coegan -. 2oooo
Hhcn to NJ y Dunn ....''. - 1880
Each to j St,u. -, $3.50
2ed..t. ;. 100 It OF 7th-avc. 2oNos.o; Levy .o
Atiorncy.,t,, 200 n; q loqstg:n.-t, 5oNioo;
to II slrsci .''.'' 20 600
II Mott '''. 43 80
i7i.t-,t :. i2t f,w OF sda,c, asxloo; } 4 ,oooo
Nm n Anderson to Isaac Xndcr.on $3.50
NJ Pride to l. u huxley ......,.''....'".. 3oo 600.
IFS James Il Ircen ct al to c Iiavemcyer $4,000
Field to store. - 10000
conian to Henry o,erngto9 -. 1000
,a,s,.s to II VesN 81 100 sh.ave. i5NooIi; sX i"''0
peary to X n Klein ,.'......,- 1900
same ms@sps@ ulopsny 70 t&acs 5H, White to william White
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
New Publications.

nR. JORDAN on skin diseases, blood impur-
Ors. their cause and cure TO which Is added chapter
on nervous prO.trdtion. frc by post 2jc. IN stamps,
direct rom the author. 1893 Wet 23d-s;