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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-10
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SEATTLE. Wash. Jan. y, 1870.
DIR. j. Eugene Jordan:
Dear Doctw-~f cannot express "a you in
words the gratitude teal towards ron for
the great service you have rendered me
and my family. When I hsst called on
You TO consult you nay wife had suffered
Tor some time severely from catarrh and
complication of other diseases. which
made her lie miserable. NY daughter
also Was in delicate health. l was At
uacted during my first visit By the care
and attention you gave 10 The whole case
and. although ! must confess that In the
heEinniug went to you merely a. IN e.
pertinent to see whether could End relief
for my wife and daughter. was 30 fsvora-
bly, impressed with the manner In which
You commenced your treatment that I
Was inspired With conddeuce In your His
to9auetic aystem- That confidence was
not misplaced. because today, although
you have besn treating my family for only
. few weeks. my wife and daughter are
now enjoying comparatively good health,
with every indication Of their bsine in {
short time completely cured OF the
complaints from which they SUI.
Tered. The result has been TO make our
home happier In every way. and am now
70 firmly convinced Of the efficacy Of your
treatment that I will in future have no
other 20 far - myself and family are con-
eerned. write you this letter volun tsrily
and without any solicitation on your part.
In fact. leonsidcr 1t my duty 10 thus pub
iiciy show my appreciation of what you
have done for me and mine. and that 9TH
ers may know whore they can b benefited
as have been. and therefore you are at
liberty TO make any use you like OF this
communication ! am, yours truly
ALEx REGG.
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sAH FRANCISCO MARKET Rxvisw.
=. FtAxsasso. April e,~-whrss-~Esxy With.
~ variation Of ronsea ucnce in values
aenh slow, sl.ssssSsl -.
nsy--Sssady: No l feed. esr.
Unsettled. owing 10 the arrival from
o. il.oe sacks. choice ICED. si.Ss: No 1
~ lower grades. u. sussi2A
ss:staes steady: Estly Rose. stextTs: rees.
1@Ni % Burbank. u.sassls&
nSSs s-s~sy. market we'll sappises:. fancy.
~ kossa 10 rlsosce. tss~atiss.
= caifosnia. isssise. Kastern. issslse.
0arsen none.
nav soRg MERCHANDISE
fcsk. Arsti a.-Co1ee-opsicns closed
~ sisAdy. unchanged 90 10 points down.
- -. @s&e hast, May. 81. xS4tT.ss. iana.
S.sS"s August sI5 la3ss Il. spot kse.
- '1s easgoes. scsse; No Car tssa.
= -kas, rrin. ecned. easy.
~ Nominal, Lake, April SIAN Nay,
sa-ssrssy steady domestic. nSs,
sseais: Straits. 81
sHaeAse fRopvcE xksNKx.
$50 AFFl a-whess-ssreng; cash.
- rim. cash, sic. Mss.sss.e
1,~-,Aeuse. nrm. ,Asa. assaxess.cs NAY
sy~inact.ves
- sSsn. cast. ssaSA: Mas. Nara
-sasseyi cash, satANay. as<s ss
Iskxrc~el GRAIN MARKET
= April s--wheat-gaisss husteFs
= moderately
- Vaisss ns~..mlxea Western. IS 81 PER
sasts0o Awe svoCx MARKET
orss.s Algsi a.~CsEtle- Ressgpes, races
Era snd usssnangsa. a<sxes
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SEATTLE. Feb. y. ISM

sxATriy. req. q. 100
On the iith OF September. isso. called
upon DIR. Jordan with what the doctors
said was inflammAtory rheumatism. Nv
right hand was the size Of four and had
not been able 10 slssp for several nights.
DR. Jordan prescribed for me and told me
TO obtain some smsil bottles in which TO
put the medicine. ] thcreupon went into
Seattle drug store and asked for some
hotties, remsrking that wanted them to
put DIR. Jorian's medicines into. A lady
who was present grasnltously remarked
that Dr. Jordan was . quack. paid no
attention 70 this. IS bad previous expe-
rience with the doctor. who relieved me Of
. misery IN which other eminent physf-
clans failed. In just two weeks | could
write with my hand and IL has been well
ever sincs. The only objection have got
is that paid 81 for the medicine and got
well before used cne-haif OF II. and nov
have 81 worth of medicine hare no use
for, which Is aegravating.
r. j. BACHELOR.
Representing the Seth Thomas Clock Co.
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- yeax. April p.--Thsse vas morn business
NJ Hcck market today. but the inefvased
- MAS entirely for the account Of board
- he1sa Union Pacific received the most
nlon. and II vac quite active q advancing
- Ne improvement heinz accompanied by
- Sumou that something Of favorable
- , 10 come oat in TIE next lev day& Trad
Uhoestock ran up 10 over 2SocO shafss. and IL
Ia gain Of 40 ~ the cIosa. The markes
y slightly toward he close. which Vas dull
10y ii small fractions under last lights
Reenments- steady.
oleum-opencd steady a spss, advanced
Ia @sn became weak. and finally cloecd weak
kxcHASeE AND sKcuRiriKs
~ feRK. April a--Money On call. easy,
peime mercantile PAPER. a8sss sterling sx
quiet aud stroax; Seday bills. sLks, de-
eAks,,.
Malvsr-aec.
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- - the oo0ve the Umatlia brought
tmssf freight for Alashs-
nj among tho shipments from Scat
49, the following: One carload Of
= Grand Fork. three tons Of hops 10
- euxicad Of iced 70 Slaughter, ono
n hunter to the East biijod 70 the
1Yansfes. one carload of feed and cne
fomher n KentOu, enc cariood II
+ ~ castle, ems carlnad Of fssA -
me carload 81 hay To Warns. Ona
>lhay . Dothsii. aud one carload 81
q - ySonhila.
# osieads at potatoes wese rseefved
- todsy over the Northern Pa0he
~ maskst IL nov fairly alu1ooA with
cp6n1noA. and heavy decline IN values
T. iooko1 IN. TIE demand continues
- but stecks ~ % heasy that Il i'm
RI eirsnGth 70 The market eeocks ~
nno vsFy iow, sasd Ne pEics on them u
~ - ~ pr tom
ooultRy u otiii exooedinGiy ecsepe, ana
~ trswing heavily on Dsstssn maskses
~ This Of coufse keepa vniuea mp 20
uemcet .spoint The demand continues
= ~ the market Il in good couditiou
~. Prices are exactly ~ last quo1sd.
NH demand for fresh meats continues.
~ uaskst 10 very fjrm- Washington bo&f
lnose plonttfui than u wes . lev weeks
bues II good enough supply 20 meet pres
CU51emenkA oi the market conscqu the
ES11g Of Eastern dressed bsef remains active
e1kos claxoea Of meat matters ore ab0ut the
il I'D reported Values IRE ranging high,
HIM. peospect Of sny change In the i'm
nn future.
M uuruAsbsss ASD rRopucx nEcEirTA
n6 the Last ~ hous the efchandise and
- U1oipts at this port were - foiloWs.
- fscihe railroad. ta9 tons; Columbia &
- eoand railroad. ~ tona: Seattle. Lake
II = EASTERN railway, 20s tons BY wafer
- - tons; Fanny Lake, l2s tons: VIZ
- y Dos: Aable. tons: Clara Brown, .
Nlehlsan, tons; fremter, % tonA Total
M LIS.
sHIrMExrx
Go the last - tvars goods and merchan-
Nuo ehippsd from boatsie - the susreund.
1mun1ey q follows: Northern Pacific rail-
- toos. Columbia aud rugss sound rail
q toass Heaftles Lake nhoso = Eastern
-. " tonA by water--t:ity OF Fuebia,
)1ns: City Of Kitigston. 4 tons: Mabel. 81
Washington. 5 tons: Edith, 3 tons; ", n.
& gA toms; Warrington. - tons; Clara
- tonss Glide. I sonsi Grace. tonA
oiDmenis I. Us sonA
FAruME or nEcxfrfs.
& ~ sAu mixed mcgchsndise. car emirrants'
hiss, ear cattle. . cars nour. car house.
oeds, car hams. ~ cans potatoes, 50
4mns. car iron heams. a. Stone. cars
- sacks oats. ! car iron. cor scois,
tWbef. cars brick, car stone. car ma
~. ! car iaths, car shingles
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Ae1k1 usem &xQA2 nnekem
~ -. ssesA nm. nMuk9s Dsxa eszssa.
hse. 1sesipas. ml1R nkr1y a<1vs. ssSewu.
:. s -. eAiso1As hessy. sxf<D4o: hehx
nsapp- necx4po2 go. ectfvs ana &c..
naftvess 0sG1k7B. wesaers B.se4kW
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70 ma An,n


We ave moss c.r,fa, - ...-~.s.
ton = disaasss q vn..~. 80 ssoessAs nsses-
49, 49, mn snv oeseurs tdncaif e aaesifns
rnrs - -. S11ca fuutlne accspes fasI q
rnr~ - 49, ne ee1enratpd snecsa;,s.e
sssIiSH !. 49, -. c.ness AL Tne sPecsA.lsts sre
riesi $3.50 SsESs0eot - medical aad sar-
"a ~~sSt~-A 1ee ps0seogoe Aaa hnd vnarn
Er- =. 80 noepd0b At nrcokiya and
wr~-s- n1erx epecini prufunnre -
80 "a 49, 1usFasA CoteSA Nev YORK ana n
49, - nscs seeoeeafui ana ~ knoWn ga.
sA spee.s<iso u M eD0nkrY
To Your, 49, aass
Nxrvsr. Ss..-s ~A0o0 u9on.
Jesse "a x.sns rper9aenrfhua sentinel
toa. rrssSns sl pssay. Arisias tom indis1s-
I.mpses On As iacs. avsrsics = sscsss, -;
a.safA&ed tack Ct con0Aencs AM r.,Ss -
sssIy o. eaasnsaA and ends iiss : hnssss
ss.ess. permanently and spoodfsy ccr~a
$1,000 AND Rasa
esphffta = Ss.~~-.s~ 0sS& aSE&s
ornpleseSx ~r~sSsr-s orso0fal n its rnultn
u1cera csrsrrS
wesrs cthsrs have tasisd ssssa
Snuary and hlnaAuP e~supsss~Aa
kAsur olmcuie TO froQuent h1ru{c- -
ms,.s s1ns nikn eo,Oeed e With milay 80
siesk cyststis pscm,,iS 3. pea. senaesa0e
q arHee REASONABLE SoS4
o. uoca..
oar rsn~s,ss -. .,.,.ass '."o- Facts
nensly SuiekV snd care perus
We 40 NOT rsss,.
ton 10 rnedsrine - s'. no. svssyshinF. IN rss~
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ERox TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
= he hns = take 70 81 points Exst ana
soasns ~ he psx1Ss cAa snurK IL
day In the year to
u. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
tSa charge Of nkra
compcssd Of DINING can unsurpassed. Pan.
man p.awtng Room Sleepers of
latest eGnipmeni
--ToURIsT EzKEPING CARS
Be& thas can b constructed and in which
ccommodssicns are both rsEE and fnrnished
To- hoidsrs at hsss % second-cla9 sackss. and
sIKsASr Day coAcaxa
a continuous line connecting with an iiucs
anSrdins direct and uninterrupted service.
IN advance through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from I'll points In America. England
ana Europe can b purchased at any ticket
ONCE oil this company.
Leave seattle Il SOS m. daily; arrive al
Minneapolis or - Paul ~ $40 p. IN.
PACIFIC DIvlmux.-Arrive q seattle O. IS q m,
thrOssh tain from East and south: ii:as 4 m
coma sxprsss; IS . M. Portland end so o,i; =
heave Soaftle S:to . m. through tain Tor
aess and south; 1910 M. Taclma exsress:
2:ia 2 m. o,ynnia and chehalis express: Up
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars ella
CANT day coaches. hness palace dining cars be-
tween seattle. Tacoma and Portland direct
Fsii information concerning rata time al
trains ros'es and other details sssnishsd On
4. B. ca siIi Asst. Cen. r.s.. AT.
"a PM s. ccr Wellington. ror.land, Or
street. Boston block, Seattle, Wash.
Z ToNKIN. Ticket Agent,
seattle Depot foos Of Third street
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nUICKEsr Tnx 10 oLYxF1A
xAN1IcHR Axp CRAYs RARBoR
THE PAssESGRn STEAMER MuLTxoNAH.

frhe Opposition ncag
LAasos Tacoma fsew sho n. r. wharf daily, ex-
crpe sunday. - Z n share. Returning.
seveo kamiichie i2s<b ?. m; Olympia, p m:
axnune IN 1nncme p N. cOnnecf1ng With
- thfoaEh hoon toF Whatcum and gay poinh
Leaves Dakae Bsccn's DOH. foct q Uutcn
eeseetx oeanle, f1f Tacoma. - g. N. sunday.
y. h-Thfs boat must BE- taken from II
eoma l1e trays Harbor e0untfy. being tAs
only THROUGH BOAT
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HOTEL TO RENT

The Grand Central Hotel Sc
home, WASH. which will be COM
pIeted in about 80 days. 10 for rent,
unfurnished. al reasonable rate.
The hotel overiooks HelIinoham
Bay. contains us bsd rooms. Is
Iiehted throughout with electric
light and has electric bells in every
room. Only those prepared to run
q hrst-ciass hotel need apply.
For further particulars apply to
JONES & CAnlY0M. Scheme. Wash.
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Saloon and Store Fixtures.
$3.50 WILL BUY BAR,

eoanses haek BAR SRI rasrsorN Fxfarxs ressy
,...s- an nnn.f ana e x3e So crSssr kemeznaer
=. naske sasxspn and dug ssors atssnxs sper
ssslsx rh<rosoer Cal azsd SO "a w cas- save
yea money a " fssxsrs Sss.. saScSzss1s -
e rssnxss a Co. 49, seecnd skrsss
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STEAMxg KIRKLAND
HOOPS CANAL ROUTE STEAMER ,oas

The steamer Josephine via leave Hatneld-
CoiEaa wharf. foot of Marion street. Wednesday
Gamble. seAeeek- Union City and 81 way 20 a .
on Hoods Canal Returning leaves Union City
Monday and Thursday rorniag. For freight o.
pasoa&o srpiy - HaFne dCosraan wharf Of =
beard JOHN ASpEks9 ~, MAssee.
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Tho cOWpAny reserves Tho nghf % change tho
time tabe or places Of call without notice
DAYS OF psPARrURR FROM sEArTLE
Tuesdays ana Fnday2
DAYS or ARRIVAL AT sKATTLK
Tuesdays and Fridays
John A. o'RRIEN. Master.
z ". MeGfNNIa. Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager c. r. ~ Co. Id
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East TrMk
xAu srTAxER NAnu

Win leave Yessers dock ~ A. rn- every Monday
" Wednesday and Friday for Tvelve-mtie Point
Edmrnts, MurkiEseo. harysviile. Lowell an1
enoho-f,h. returning fogiow4nx days q : q "a
GEO. II FIs-THR. AxeuS
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TO sA1 yRAxcssco
Ard Al rsfan n
cAL4EpRxiA
VA - NJ 0assn Konsscs
1Hx sDuTHEnx PACIFIC COMPANY.
n oazy rests
IHRoUGn cAixFukSrA
To 81 foinas
EAST AND SOUTH
M srHxic RocsH ~ rzE rxeErsc COAST
PULLMAN ECFFET ssEGrERS
PULLMAN TouRfsT sIEErISa CARS
Atsaehed = express csana. s6nr1fze sapsrsor
nnnoaecns 10 0n00d c<A8 HaEeenserx
~ nses- ttckcta siasptne-c car reoervntion
ETC. CAL up1a - sdtxsD
THOMAS A. GRAHAM. District Passenger
.Asest llo south TcntA street. fAccraa. wasa
= =. kO1EkA As<t General Freight and Pas
ssnsef Aren't Portland. Or
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CEArTLE. KIRKLAND. HoUGHToN AND
~ YARR0w FAIRY.
On and after April ], 100. steamer EDITH =
win lssve ner . \ north OF Jackson STREET
cabl rower 10 as. Like Washingson, for Kirk
land. Hong ton and Yarrow daily.
Leaves dock Lesyos Houe hton
~ oss q. Al T:s5 a. m.
As 9.t0 a. N. At 1000 Q. m
AtfsI5 4. m. At LIS m.
At 80 p m. AZ s.s0 p. m.
At $50 p m At $50 .. m
Parties intending TO return by 8 clock morn
Ing boat can secur berth and meals BY apply
ing 10 the purser CO the stesmss
q r. KRAFT. Master.
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0ANK OF BRITISH COLUNBIA
incorporated BY royal charter iss1,
Now open for bussnessin the
Starr block.
Copitn3 paid up, .........-9 7500 -
Power to increase to.-..........--.. ro0n0O
eespisA---'--.---... b7ssoU
1KEITH WILSON. Manager
Branches. San Francisco Cali, Portland
prl Tacoma Cwash- }, Victoria. Vancouver, New
General banking business transacted; foreir~
rAphie transfers sold on thc baak's branches:
lso on New fofk. Chicago. Canada and Hone
Kong. Deposin received .saoject 70 check
interest paid on time eeposlsa
WASHINGTON SAVINGS BANK-INcoRr
w pointed under tho territorial lava
cArrTAI. ssa.m
cvrcsss.
Wv Dearborn President
.. DEARBORN .-...- Ntce-ProGdcue
a. W higgins.- .CashieE
tcssEssL BANKING BUSINESS rRAssAcrKn
Drafts trawn on al pert. Of the World. In.
teress Paid on savings and time deposiis
Hourp-10 q m 70 D m, and SATURDAY. evan
inss from 70 clock
Deposits may be mads In person or by regis.
tered letter, monsy order or express and dcpoaas
books Win be returned - requested.
Money loaned on real esfAts At Reasonable rstsa
CHARLss ,. EMERY REAL ESTATE LOAN
~ Company.
BOSTON and Kansas City.
Mortgage losns on city business and residences
property. Bsii1ing loans specially.
nsve brokers' and agents commission by deal
Ing direct with this comps
Ready capital vars on hand No appisea-
tons sent a~sy for approval keasonabis rstos
OF inieresx Loans esos~d without dessy.
r. NJ PALNEl
Manager tof branch ofAna
Room IL. anxweu building Enr.nssA corner
CoiEmhis ard Front streets Seattle
CgATTLE. LAKE SHORE 4 EAsTEss r. r.
SEATTLE AND EASTERN CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY
Bonds and STOCK nosshs sad sold
RM sNYTHg.
- Brosdwsy Nes York
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Tive hundred and thirty-three acres At Eugene
City. Oregon, nicely improved. adjoining city,
30 per acre improved; viii cut up into 5 acre
lots and vii sell Tor an average Of tfe per acre.
this Il great bargain.
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Have money 10 loan ca improved estv ard
farm prspefsy a. reasonable rates and On r.
vofeeao terms loans eio<rd without delsr
Apply 20 J. X EDMisroN Roona 10 schar.
nan Rock. corner Froaf and cherry ssreels.
l. astle. wash.
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UO MoMTEsANo AND ALL POINTS on
eRAYs HARsoR
VIA
HU0Bf SOUND 4 eRAY's HARBoR IN
1nruugh in one day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily ct Kauilchio 6 Ia
NTH Steamer from Seattle
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EFcORnrD NOETGAGES.


Roces. John L. 10 Mutual Life Insurance Co, Y,
h ; Sprlng-st. Of Hudson-st. yea, go Vvo.
Briggs, Elijah J. and wife to nom1S' b' s@pn3a@oG6 '
Same, to John Oreihlser, same property o'"'nN'
Triton Caroline and Charles 70 WIN Phillips tiu'-
too 5Gth.st e. ~ 5thaNc 3 yeaG-, ~ 900.
Raer Harriet . Grand Lodge Of IA" l. INDEPENDENT
Order Of Israel, 3dst % AVOID " years
'''Coy. Mary f. 70 executors Of oswald Cammann, W
.or Pal,adc.avc and Indepcndencc-ase, 900 -
Coleman. Morris, " Jane smith, 30 10 '''s'''''' %
Dels MsGdalena. Minnie Knoch,y Johnson-a'e s
" DilicI Vim and Elizabeth 4. 70 Mary J. Parker @
COZ pccsSr John " to ri Hitchcock. Jackson
Dcnt Johm and wife. TO Iiy Day. ''h'''' Il
''pay, Alma Vi and Chas II. 70 North cap
puiITinc and Loan Association ldan"0oda'', hiSH'
bridge Road. instals Si.jr. ~ . 49,, r,..,
Denarc-, Frank ana Frank =. arr 10 S'"" D'''''
rns,ein Marks and A'rau I-aac- 20 y sN-iu- - AZ
rnrfon ard another 40 l26 Mcibc,y,,t year. > VVo
Flanagan Ellen and jos. 40 100 y ""''"s' ""''N' y
serh.st g 3d-avc. year. 40 600 ,,,ai,, r. g., d,
Fi,1ra,rck Lizzie John Krcss building co. In 8
csuinpei julius to Adrian Isen, jr. and smother
75tb.st . 3d.aNc 3 YEAR. $4,000 -,
1.sber Emile to Ernest Gabier'. II Hst's' g OF
Haf.tt, John y, to trus Eben Woodruff y's'
Hart Julian b, to Fred Durand, so 2253 lsta'e.
Haziett John W. to BENJAMIN = Lee ct al 5ad-'''
W 7th-ave. yrs morts 81 600. o.,
Herman Henry, 10 Anna IiOch, lJth-,t. o. "a
ave 9 yrs. S25 600. 5000,
LYMAN. Rose, 70 Peter w Folk. 5sth-st Of Mad
Iiexlcr sarah and David 10 Mutual Life ms co Of
y 7ithst. " Of Lcsnston-aNe, w. SlooO. c
Jacobs Eiss and wilo 70 rn!t,d states Trust Co. w
cor 90 ro sna and M, yF 10 s o oo Kelly 75
" Of lOth-ave. instai- 10000.
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REAL ESTATE.
prs1NEss AT TIE EXCHANGE.

There WAS large gathering q bidders at INC ko'i
ret Exchange Yesterday when the executors Of William
Sims offered variety Of vacant lots ia the upper par
=, crv Among those present the floor were Judge
nu,,o Ehinclandcr Dillon. G. +. Hoffman. !r' Ambrose
!, ~, Amo, H. Emo. Newman Cowen Geo gc g. DeNitt
j. Arnold usr Ottinecr Brothers and other Wcl-kno"n
nvestors The first property offered two lots fronting
Central Park between ScNentyNth and seventy seventh
80 The bidding stared at $1,000 and ran TO $500
for each lot Jud e Dug-o the buyer plot Of lots
in Ninety.ninth-st. the Boulevard offered The
corner lot 25llNlO0 went 20 judge Duelo Tor sl2soU
and the adjoining In the Boulevard To- ,c SANE bul'I
Tor ~ 300 The next lots went to T. ONN'f 'Nl T
Tor 500 each, ana Henry Il. COcheu took one ia inc
street a: S6 200. ., J., ,,
" tiys lots In Onchundrcd- and nrstst.. midway btw'en
Ninth ana Tenth ayes, brought $500 apiece i" l""s
J. Barry. Peter summers took one III ono Niui tN.ss
for 20 Another lot the north SIDE oil Vl-hUH"'v
snd.nrst.st. in ne same situation. went To- IHoiHs D.
BARR $1,000. -Four lot, IN Onc-hunoi' u-ahu
nrst-s brought $2,s5O apiece ihc corner IN ~ .on
the adjoining lot 80 35o. and more 81 200 each.
large amount Of o;her property was Sl>o u>lV , G
Fast IcIlthst four story hdNii''.
fiat on a iot 25N9i 1t rents for - year ana 50"
petition Bccknan lcaschold interest III -"
fhrd-ave The property j. foui->.orN DICK trh'ic
house, held at ground rent Of 500 Na W "t S,r
Of eighteen years subject to a renewal. IL IIr o'
a. 200 year. 1t brought $3.50 from Niiilam - D''e"
So 11G Eiyi, rtolst. Is a sN.story tenement house
sfrr much comp,iton to Brudie for rs .1 inc
estate Of John 1a Tor offered vacant lo I'D N'st
a. 800 No. 9l6 Thid-ayc j. fonrstoiN ana nN, n.t
tenement house Oh lot 2oNilO. William laloI was me
Miyer at 500 500 G25 LeXingtonaNe hl,'-StorN
brownstone dwelling lot 2ONGO sold Tor slpV u l. =
Samucs No. 3l4 SecondaNc. fout->:oy bi9wnet"n'
residence on To- 7xGO The bidding ran from Sl2OOc To
ST. 400 at which price George Dyer was the buyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
Real Cetatc.
The new methods of title insurance.
How they protect.
No. =.

S. bought lots the west side and had his title
insured by TIE Title Guarantee and Trust Company He
built a line upon part Of the land and sold the
naming two lots to b. with his warranty. Two years
aitcrward b. applied to savings bank FOR loan upon
these two lots adjoining which he had long
owned
The loan refused unless releases obtained from
people claiming under irreguaflty ancient decd
The claim not believed by the best lawyers be
good Inasmuch however, it was asserted the
bank refused to lend. b. found that 81 demanded
for releases He called for help. to the aforementioned
lots. upon his warrantor. held policy.
though he had claim enforceable against = until tho
claimants had established their rights by suit.
). looked to the company protect him. and rather
than have MIN annoyed It at paid the 81 900 for the
release Of the Let, Insured and b. who had policy
She other two. paid the balance and rot his loan
Which Jared the betcrl :. with the tile Insurance
policy who had relied old approved
odsl And how long would IL have taken 3. and what
would him collect the a. 900 from :. II
been insured. but had been advised pay when
he had TO, AID not bcfOlcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
financial Alcciln9e.

~ OTICE-Tho annual meeting OF the stock
~ holder Of the Raw >A" Treatment Company VIII be-
,,,ld Al from /, DID, o. D. I, On
Inc .. ln, ~ March, l-O Tor fr election ui Directors.
and Tor tho 81 ,ucn other business may bc
II. :. BELLINGEK Secretary.
PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.
NlW-NOEk. March 49, 1890
IN HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold-
/ .rs Of rs Panama Railroad Company viii be- held 10
No. ONCE u the COMPANY in tn Mil, building. Nonda,
me sth dav April noNt. Al II for tho purpose of
rlcctlng threen directors FOR tho year next ensuing and
or tho transaction a, such other u.ncss may coma
before tho meeting.
Polls ~ I'M b, openrd - and will h. closed ..
VIII b. closed on tho afternoon ~ the
10Th o., March and VIII be rropenrd the morning 81
me sth Of April .