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rrcornrn NORTGAGEs.

.,...s - ~ - ! Baker. 7e,h-st Of llth.ave
ycar .7'ooS 'g,oo 70 the p & w Tbinr Brewing Co,
,..,ts, . of Mnltlock-aVc years, Sl,'vo ~, nat -,
H1anacsn' john to : Goldbeieer, Dry DocAS
Of il,n-'' aroa TO- ; Dunkn. 1S2d-st OF on
' }'ar- TO + to Mutual Life Insurance Co. l''h
t. vs. Of sd.avc, year $1,000 , institution : :
~ a ain, I11 piss n " OF Pfo-pccts, ] year; - 700
Conn samuel to II Heller. j. N"u'S'''"''' "
Of is-eS'; isr-1e; Nh To- + Roche. 1i;hst, OF A'eN
YSaT Y6ann - Nsrcarct TO 4''hs' Of Sa'a''
"Sn,ns 6SdnnnslSd Samuel + 70 Barney ssthS'
Of poansr 1SnsnS Nnnie to " Taylor. summit'st Of
Msrion'aye y'5 "a; y Cgian es1 Mulbcfryst nstaments
FeG Geo + to EQUITABLE liz Co6 Assur"n'e Society
9th.ave Of s2dst years = pvo, po,n r os pike.st
ba Nsha. ct cos g. to Taylor cor '''''' anu
s';s,l, GaTreit Thon- cs'e 1oe'h'''' Of 9Th
ave- KdnTnc- yIsr ss.Sc to AshocneF % Jons''''
ye1T odsgkcse sgSSe Henry % + To, cor washne'on'e
and 17ih;s yam s;'ggy T}., Co. 55,h.st Of 1lh.
ave cbead cha,ie to Z oppenheimer cor ''ha'e
and s2ds, S.'i Sfx % Levi trustee eoth.st Of
Sd,aye osa, ySas., t. womans Hospital. l''h-s' Of
7tho;s,N1e }e''1 ,nc to schiH cor eh-ave and
47'p,-. Fdward c. 70 7thave' 4oh'
st ,esures r''l TO J Dawson 1oo,h-'t, e'h-aTe
n0 som:r. - oT Taona. r. to cz.g saving Bank 18TH
St wisave. yosr - 'oc' ~ Central Trust Co. 18th
st. 4thave year. 80 cog ,,,.,ch c4th..t " 10th
Nwsslfacb selma es al. to styles, 14th'-t'
''has r,-Yuarp .ohs 70 Powell, lfo'h'''
s''Sae Wsts,frr J. to L Kcmoehan. '6th'' 3D.
win l. 5 70 " Purdy. ct al, 5oih''' ''h
sVo vear. s3 600
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Olcnn Gisamcr5
DED STAR LINE.

DED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New York ani Antwerp wcehly.
SOORDLAND ...... VI, dhr,hy, Mar'h - ~ a. III.
KIlYNI,NSD Mcdur-div. AIil >. 80 y. M.
aim rai,-. Fr-t Cabin -lj and Upward. Ncnr-lon.
ass and onward Sccold ,abln sa5 ~ 'ar, On. $65
and So" Sfrrfacc a. Nf'F loN rttf.
TF'riH WRIGHT SONS. Gcnl Agts., BoNlIne Gr IN.
NUARLESTON :. c.. the South X Southwest
~ I.cE soNVIIf,E AND ALL FIOIlDA POlNlS.
TiiE CLYDE STEAMSHIP tOMFAAl.
TRI I.WIEkLN LINE.
From Pier 30 J.. X. foot ioo'c'clt;stl' at r. m 90
iSDiE Charleston snd Jacksonville Mon. Mar -
irnoiolS Charl -ton and Jack-onYlllr W'd. Mar %.
DI.I.NWNKE Charleston AMI Jacks Oh, HE Fri. Mar. -
CuIEOI{ III Charleston aud jacksonville Mol Mar. 81
An steamer have nr- ta,. pas, pscf A., onn ,datous
In.ranr uud,r open policy Effected at nfth OF onc per
cent WM J. 'Li pi' N',y,,,,n Y
T. O. EGER G. L. A. g. s. L. s L. Line. 3i1 B'way, NY
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Ecsal Notire s.


i \ SPEUIAL IENM OF IIIE OCi ItE.i II
"A Of Ncn York. held at inc cia.'eis
thereof House In the city OF Ne" forn, Oh
the second November leoJ present non ',Os' !
Andrews justice III matter o! tnc application oi he
York Prov isiOn Conn ANY Tor NOlu
tary dissolution. On reading and MIN ne petition oi
William Oculnn LOIl, Oitnann Charles Ottnill beF.,
hnA Beinecke Joseph Hc>dorer Charles y Sohd'r anu
Jonn b. Ih Trustees Of the New-fork PioNlsoh Coi
the petitioners OF the 23d dlS OF
October 1883 motion OF Joan H. ltgid oi couhsei
Tor IN, nrfltioucr, 10 red shat all persons III.
In Corporation show cause before th NouI.
,hr Chambers thereof a: the Court liousc ~ the ciy
Of Ncw.Yori, on the 3i-t DAY Of Maich, lsJu az ~
o. lock Ahy the said coloia.on ~ ~SnoniJ
not hc d SOLVED the prayer OF hc petition sloulu
not granted and Why such othrr or fuIth.f o.uL v
relief should not BE- granted nay scym m,t anu JcS M
c1pv If this order be published at least ohc' N.
in each Of three week. mnedlaK prec. rn u ND
of March 1890, IN the New OrN law y,"rH.l sil'
Ncw.York Tribune. GEORGE p. ANDREWS, justice
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i)nblic Noilres.
DuBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COMMON CoUN'
tIL, :. CITY HALL, ,o ,soo

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COMMON coUN-
ILL., : 2SG'~.rdi;K. ~ Hal ilarch 10. 1890,
Pursuant 70 directions ci.en 10. al ne olioming e,o,q
io96 and approve. oy tt Mayor Mas,n 10. ls:o, VIZ
iat m sin day , G 1p ol ds'S M Xdrne aS 0s
Room 80. lo city Hall be and heicby alc designed a. e
ThFd S,cnac ana fcctwcoa Park i.airoad conpiny to
PERMISSION construction, maint ana
operation OF te street surface fai.t"id d. % III I
sidcrca % tnc i;sifcad toam,t:,c Boad ana mat
fishing the -ane io ourt "a days exclusive q sundlys in
Two newspaper, published in th, city, to be- de-ltnat'
cnstcr - Laws Of lss such advertising
Fl nLIC NGIiCi j. Acg,ay gi.cn that At the tlnc and
H1 H1a1f qilf II 'C Ieoqcn so '1 '2oHs F PD'r%G P%D r%GT
KAILEoAD IoMlAN1 vill De oon,ia.led a. required
10 Inc Honorable tne Common Council Of the city OF New"
The petition Of the North Third Avenue and Fleetwood
PaH Railroad r. srgtiuly show, o e,, orcan,cd and
neooice na e9d p9.t n to an @( Of hS to Lgo'i 1oyde
,U rIf , arcad and h."hs thereof IN cities and
ing. maintaining and OPERATING slI,,t rr i'm in
fr for conr,tci in The cts Of XswYorf and that
and and Ia caa apon and og the surface Of the oewins
s,rcct. avenue, highways in the city Of Ncw-forN
timing a, point on easterly side Of Third ave.
nu at or n'ar Last Hundred and w'n'ynntl street,
thence not' ry aions lird avenue with double ii' 10
siicm lridsr and North Third win double acs'
nue. at or near Hundred and Thirtyghth street
thence norihcry with double ia +. tho,tn up'1 anu anu
alone Morris avenue to East ailroad ayenuci thence
unnfuoriN aud along East kai0it
with double tracks To- East one gnG'i and Fry-c9hh
street thence rig through and along i,t on.
Hundred and Eiit,,ehth and the rac, 0'
the Nc,York and Harlem Railroad Company ana Nest
Eaio'd avenue with double tar1' TO M1Is.s % 'Nnnn, -
thence noIthery through upon and along MOTIFS aNcnnc
double tracks 90 the Intersection o MOTIFS Avenue
with ono Hundred and SlNty-lfth street.
Together with switches. sidngs. turn-outs ana
turn tables suitable stands be- necessary Tor th'
convenient working of such railroad
And vour petitioner respectfully asks the consent of your
Honorable IioGv construction, mhint' nance ana
operation railroad upon such portions OF the ~lthn
rfion,d streets a,,nur highways and IN such man.
ucr ~ above d,~tr.b d and set foft.
Dated January -. le9'. . .,, 49, .,..r,,.,,, -
THE NORTH THIRD ANtNLi AND fLLfINOOp
PARK RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ MATTHEW T.. WNNkOOP Pr. -ld'nt
EDWIN j. HART secretary
,u toron- int rested foregoing application are
hereby notified 10 Do present and place
''V 49, W FRANCIS J. TWONTY.
Clerk of fls oIlf4 H..
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co. OuuT0WN OF r LBANS. YER
Diri0cno \ Offices.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY. No.
wi II Eroadvay Ncv Nog.. March II. 1890 Twenty
fourth Dividend au.rteiiy 81, ldend of and onchaf
has dccl,roi pas able n cash - hi, oco oh 'if
after Apr 1870 IN. transfer books VII Nc closed on
Monday March II. az 3 "''!o Is f. m. ana rop"n'd on
"wednesday. Apri, :. ~ 10 o,'l.ck q ~. 49,
d. " McwILLIAMN. TREASURER
THE CHATHAM NATIoNNL HNNK. NEW YORK.
7-TU DfNIDftD
II HE Board os Directors have this day dc
4 ,lar.i f, quarterly dit. .d'id of riiliI PER 'lNl
3 l.r cent the earning - ta" fst thr'" month";.
Tho transfer boob, win remain clo-,d until thai d'i"
H. =. DolINvN Cashier
NEW YORK CENTRAL s. HUDSON RIVER Il. H. co.
OFFICE Of THE Ti;LA~i klN
NiW-}DIK March a. 1870
III HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS at Il meeting
! held th. day. DECLARED qu1ft rly 'drnd ~ Onr
nest to stor shodcr- record at The closing O.. ths
H. i " Eo~~IrEE. Treasurer
OFFICE OF THE
EDISON CENTRAL rIl' 'EIC Company
~ WNIL-Sr. NEW-NpNk. March l.. 1890.
Two THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE
EDISON GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY.
rh, -ocoud quarterly dividend of Two ror Cent on the
.,.rs ~ thl- cnmpany fcNcrpf such stock l. held la
nus, hy th Farmers Loan ami Trust Company has been
declared b, nr Board II 1l.s'"s. due ana la'ahr "i
Anil loo Office oi ti, co"lnny, u holders -
Tt. trSn.f.i hoc, III D. closed At D. n. on March
hJ o'u'r " "'' Do''' VI g. MARCUS Secretary
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COTRT.
Erlp n)ante1

- 81 r~NNN wanted 'o take charg' o. an account. |n'
- .......cN. H.tlll- te vor-ttl business, ana l.
aul.., v.'h -.lI arv rp0t- t"um.. Ion house "a
tr s. Wot>ifD =. %. Bon 81, Pni'f"i lhi, rom.
u ,Nrf.o An cNroronced plush ball Nnsher r'er'nr
" -.0utrd Accr.., St. J.. %. Box l.59@. PhIa
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financial.
MISSOURI, KANSAS and TEXAS
Railway Company.
Reorganization.

TO THE HOLDERS or
7PER CENT. MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TENAS
CONSOLIDATED,
2 PER CENT. TEBO AND
NEOSIiO FIH-TS.
PER. CENT HANNIBAL 81 MISSOURI GEN.
TRAI. tfiu>TS AND SECONDS,
6PER CENT. UNION PACIFIC
tSOTTHER\ BRANCD.
All holders of the bonds above mentioned are re-
auc.trd to forthwith deposit their bonds with the
CENTRAL Trust COMPANY OF NEW YORK for
collection payment, prncip and Interest," nj the
rate which the respective bonds benr 10 the dntc OF
payment.
The nczoiiabic receipts of the CENTRAL TRi~
COMPANY will be delivered against tho said bonds.
and application will be made TO list the said receipts
rie -tock Exchange.
The rpton- TO the 81 OOO. 900 fund have been
called for the second day CT June 1890. or with inter-
a per per nnnum from June l. on or before
any deferred dale named by the committee. OF which
80 ia y,' notice will be given by advertisement.
Dated New York, March t3, 1890.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT,
JOEL y. FREEMAN,
HENRY ". POOR,
HENRY BIDGE, COMMITTEE.
COLGATE HONT,
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
ii. J. DE MAREZ OVENS.
g. ;. ELLIS. Secretary,
81 WALI-ST
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Gin 1Jropcrin GO Get.

sTu.AVl. near l30tt.~ p s-ifaoi' 3sioiy bioMnn'
A stone 10 sN50. 10 room. pos o. May .'V
49, ' pOrTIR Co 2ll Wet l-'ih--'.
,-,PcF and small houses; al. inurovcn.nt.; CENTRAL
| in|ation a. verv low rates AIpl> - ~ hlN,'
cent oaice o estate Of y Low,.l Cot''-e race ""'
Bccc kei-st.
nFRFFCT GIN -Thrre-s'ofv Queen Anno; very pretty
L slooo Wick SiIiI.roN 2s5 West I25th-st.
- r-I,-r s,ro-,- BUILDINGS TO LET in wster-st
asr pecrr-an suitable FOR range aAd heater business
" "''i " PT-INND WHITING. Beekman'st
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Drn Goods

~ INTENSIVE assortment Caipctngs. tugs,
II Nattlngs Fanc, Furniture. Chas. Rocker. Tables,
ne.es &C. at lowest cash prices. ANDREW LESIERs
SONS Madison.ayc.. 6Gth. oath cts.
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BrookInn prorcrin for Sale.

~ or S,IE egsn 3--torF fancy front hric" ana tii
i house. on The finest location A hio",li" I'm, % "n
~. between ON and -fl Ii'- HOUSES .N'
ali modern in pro. cint, and Will hr sod az e9s than
COZ An Inspection Will convince af "l" iAat tn'- ore
,,tive iarcsins Permits and particulars a. M! "Ar'
b. cou,.et Phcnx Building and ~ ll"burh-t'.. cor.
T,..,ar, V,re LEONARD MOODY, Real Estate
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JOLIET AND CHICAGO EAILKpAp COMPANY
CHICAGO. ILL. March .. loJO
ANNUAL MEETING.
n r. SforRholdci. oi fhc Joliet and 'hiraeo Railroad
or,,uV ar. hrrri u.t.nd That tAr annual meeting Of
said r,nrany for hc election 81 dire Tors ana irm-''tiol
f such other business br rr'-ehid "ill b' hcli
,f M. general office Of t' tncaeu ana Anon ,Ili"'i
1.n'tsnv Ia chicago lll. Monday tar 't dsS of
Aurll next q 10 O'Clock g. . o.,
ic transfer nln ho closed on March .'i Instant
AZ the close business hours Oh uAJ GiN ana i'npu on
The sih day Of Aprll next. . .,.,.,.,. ..,.,
NJ OTlCE-The annual meeting OF the stock
~ holder. Of tho Raw SIX Treatment Company VIII bH
held AT the onicc ~ the company, from - No. 10 p h Oh
t,o 9th day March 1890 for the election OIL Drctot'
such other business A. NAV DC
presented. ., u,r rr.,rr S..r.,,rv
nv HE ANNUAL MEETING Of holders OF
STANDARD OH Trust ,tItUc1tcs VIII BE- he'd al NO -
Broadwav In the city ~ York Wcdn"-iiV. Apfl
I'd i~nO at II o'clok r foi the election ~ three lfnS
toe and the transaction " such other business aS may
P''P'''' ~ H. NJ FLAGLFR Secretary.
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\oRnDEuTscIER LLOYD =. co.

: X TTITTT 7 y TTiN I-II-I 7 = - = "
y suorl Ko, i.:,:..y NPonN.,r,,rv =
N!.N No4.h. -Ol IiALfl'N AND hl.i.Hti.N,
=, .l... p -,, l'tf. q. p fHH' -t't u lh'keG
FAST ENri.ts~ STEAMERS.
-,.I. Md ,lsr .6 iu A. DID. I.U. ST.. Anr. >. a.
fi1. Sst SIX =, p. n. iilia. fu.,. Aps. :. q. u
,... Wa A.r - $ J. r. I.Iir We'd. Alr g. a. u
Ilt cabin p and upward berth. acco.oin- 20 lo'a
fo' .,oaI .abn 40 an I'd IT, - rier st lowest
XXI. OlIatIC1i~ CO.. 80. Bowling Gre n
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~ NAND LINE

.Ew.Y1EN 10 LIVERPOOL. via O. EENsIo"1,
from Pirr 20. Ho.tn ki,er .,.
rA~T Express VI MA!I. SERVICE.
rtrrrs . N,r,h - n6ol. Caiia Alrl -4 80 a. m
t..f lt A..l o. D 80 4. I.. llufn Aprll -o u I. ~
r, ,l- H. n 30 a. Boo. i.iaril NAy g. > .. m,
~.r., Af'fl 10 3o q. u. D.. MA Nav :. 30 q. ID.
,.ii. ta-...e -6I a.I upNArt. intermediate. s5'
.,r ,, 4t. o. iNi f..n. ' pass o. lnfo" a Nery
!oo s.i.. for asht aa p.-'rr ap9l To '' company
ylsSo,, ii BROWN . Co. General Agents
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ENMAN LINE t.. ) and ROYAL Mail Steamers
IU, "a 4.i.S~IOMN AID Ll\tkiNpi.
Ci1 on REHLlN sstardaf. March 99 II 90 20 p m m.
Ciri " CHESTER ... Wednesday. Apru - a IN.
Ciii Oi Clll,hGo " One -ia' April ld. 50 D. NJ.
f,..., ,... ,5 y a. ,djo!s.f- tbrl-toihrs.st f"ify
FIRST cN,IN $50 a,t nunaid g.-erdns T. .,r,9inccf
lo-+, Ida q !cln. SECOND CABIN, 80 81 l-i+l.-
XII. &C. fEtEE Witirllr SONS. "ene.ai Asrnis'
r ~
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great pine b,lt o. Nen-J'r-ey elegantly iri
nishcd hotel electric lights ~tn Iarlor,. oYh WOOD
r. H. NJ q. No.. and ~ For rooms ana circuiaTs
aiuly The Sherwood" !." jfh-aNc ana ii'h->i., or
- AIrlLk Ir--- M M--- p O. y. J.
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NEW-loRK SUPREME COURT-COUNTY


sunrcnc Court -----
~ EW-lORK SUPREME COURT-COUNTY
~ OF NEw.YORK; ~,. ,,a, plaintiffs
AGAIN., raricE Sullivan John Douyheriv Ellen D9gga,
e'N MaPssrst aGsrS MeSc no IA" bernard McDcyt
JG' PonsheIy Mary PE2saeG Eaysa,r cn chsrcs
Minni, S'' Mary T4 KiCrnaa ' -Iqtric KIcraan. Jon
Banon loorqe Bannon susan h1nnoH v MaIss aos W
Of James T. Keenan, deceased Jonn Cornell l,hrX h1
K hgrJcr ' f'aac' l b. IhusJ.r hbncr d Thuib'r the
Ya1c' Yo & F pc,nT sa Of t civ OF
roS Of aorgs t s'@ Wo a snG d ean a n a.
Tlin s!Iod In the County o. N.Nl oc> Amended SIM
yor hnn e nE&EBY n4Rls "i14 srMMoXD to
RaT % III M .torc% a"a man 10 I wy y' da a S th r
Of ts summon eycln,ye OF re day OF cei wI si b
taken aaar.; You by default for relief demanded in
Dated N'"f2-ii Eicfi3mp 1nmapI5y 6ycokM2&. I5 liSS Jn
ss Ss, 3 3Ss aaE ':' 5, Qss 2Sss5st Attrss Street,
New.York City.
To Patrick sullivan. -.
publication pursuant order Of Hon; George p An
York dated the fourteenth dav o. March 1890 and nlcd
with copy of tho amended complaint IN the once Of me
nons. in tie clS and comfy Of XcwyoT, sl1 state
witch amended complaint was originally filed there on tae
Dated NeTYoTS S os6SMN% f,g e; Nsr'n 1890
Paintr-' Attorney.
Nos. 1851 Chamber, street;
CTPREME COIRT-CITf AND COZ My
y or NFW. YORK.-Martha Susan Lenox. Plaintiff.
against Thomas LcnoX. Dciond'ns Srmmons-A'ton Tor
a divorce. -
monod complaint in this a. ton. ana 70 -cre
copy of your th" plaintiH- attorney Wlt'n
ts nty service Of th summons exclusive ot
day Of service and IN case 81 for failure TO aIaF or
answer Judgment III be taken AGAINST YOU by default Tor
the rcli,f demand n The complaint
LATHAM g. REED. Plaintiffs Atorncy
once and po;odcc address 40. d William street New
To t1e Defendant The foregoing summons IS served
upon you by publication pursuant to an ord"r ol ION
1.orat T.. Andrews Of the Justices OF the supreme
Cour. Of tc state Of NrwYork, dl'd tho llh day of
Harh $500 filed with th" complaint In the office ot
IN. ,lers ~ and County n NowYork. at the
Comfy Court House in said city on tho same day
Dau.d New-Nork. Mnch llth. 1900
LATHAM g. REED. Paintrs Attorney;
- william street. y Y. city.
y clTI'Yf NHD C0rYTY OF YEw.YoRK. Edward L.
Go'd-ei against B. f. lrnilfr,,,ovs
To ths ahoe, named d1fcndant
Vou ar, hereby summoned to answer the complaint In
.'- action aud 20 copy oi Your answer on IN.
n,fT- attorney within twenr tlys a'ir The service o
" torf f,ur 70 apinr os answer gdsmrnt VI tskn
gou default for th' r!' demanded tn the coi'
plJ'nt. 49, o
cil ,RTFS 4 pHCEFR Plalntirs Attorney
Onlcc ami r. o. address. 40. 100 Broadway y Y CRY.
IN ,ho ah,., named ccfendpnt
Tho foregoing summons j. served unon Won by pubca
,iop nn-.uant = an order u Hon. George i. Andrews
>eyr Work dated the iih dly Of March 1900 and Med
with fe conaln' thr onic' ~ NJ" Clerk n the Ntr and
county ~ N.nYor6 At Che County Court House IN 7ad
,uNi:r.rS 4 DECKTR P,ainur's Attorney.
loc HroaIoav y y civ
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AMI.r pnlNr- ~. M\KCn lnTn. lao
financial Ulcclinqs.

CHICAGO AND -!ION EAlt;OAp COMPANY,
'ilItAnD. ILl... Mach q, 100
ANNUAL MEEIIN'.
- stockholders ami voting hondhpdefs of the chi
., and Alton Railroad tDlpah, hereby notified tit
,nc annual meeting of -aG company for NJ" election of
,,f- and au-arilon Of -0rh ofu'r il in'-- ur
.l- ,ntsd AIl bc held at tn' company ONO ~ '"'HP"
ill., Monday tine IN day oi Apn hAi AZ ~ "'lo'A
ho tran-f,r books viii b. closed ~ tho clos" ~ hn,
,,. ou o ihr dAy of March. Instant. ana Opened
ON the 5th day n Apill u'Nt -
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Ocean GtelMer5

y from Pior ~ y. Il. .
NEwYoEK AID klyierooii; VIA ovEENsTowN'
>o'e-lay Nay 3. MAJ 81 June -, July 20. 900
lf.r $500 $50 -iuN oad OtI4ll. $50 - .,:a,c, ~
,f.lt tAIHN AND GLASGOW VIA LoNpDNDlfKh .
l..o.i... Nsr - e. d.. ,tn,no'ia ~ d. a. "' ,
,.u $50 ana ,pu second C.t--' $50. >t' .a-". 80.
ID NuEl.>oN Bl.OlNIN>. EoNAn- 1ic.n.
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Business i1ropsrin { o fei

CORNER STORE b .enent and sue,feH'r' 2'Hlo-
a $50 WNllau-st 20 let. Possession aisF /.
~ RULASD WiliIING B'ekmah.st
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New.York, Friday. March 21, 1890.
we're made at the Exchange and Auction Room
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REAL ESTATE.
,-c,>,rcc At THE EXCHANGE.

Dusiness was very quiet at the heai Estate En-
change Yesterday and all the SalcS az
.i"" rer. adionrned. Commissioner Randolph Gug-
o',ho,sr has boucht at private contract from Her
eer, oakley eight lots fronting 200 feet in Fourth
owe between East Fiftieth and fiity-iirst SIS
scvcntv five feet in each street,. vacant Tor $4,000
W iuvster has sold two unfinished dWeLlliG houses
IN Wcit second ST., opposite Riverside Drive,
subject TO completion
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AVON 1 N N -.
RRnWN'S E.LLs.Ih.THE.pINES,

ANON.BN-TIii-SLA formerly Key Ia,o. " j.
Open February 20 for the spring ~,ason.
NJ l.. SIMMONS. 2ci1 Walnut >t., Philadelphia
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SEMIRAGr LON.
POST. MARTIN L 60.

NI-N- ! VItN- lIF-I . I7,'I,
WE HAVE THIS DAY removed orr Offices
w to d., tinted a,,'.- Trust Company Building No.
- wai-st . 80
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22

.oday. . % -. COD %, v
sale Of the dwelling with lot No 20 Last o-u'st' "
uaJsons ave was adjourned TO March -. -.... 49,
of dwelling with lO., No II Last '1lh'sb' J"
N.d.on.aye was adjourned TO March -
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
HOT SPRINGS. y. c.
PALMER HOUSE LAKEWOOD, n. J

NOW OPIN-
ARRANGEMENTS DE made for board.
Fourth season. steam heat open wood nrc>; elevator.
electric bells sun Ia lon. ]. L. PALMER. Manager
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22

FoED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS:
EArDK IhGTANl;A PUERTO CAREI.I.O. CuNACOA,
CORO AID MNKACAlBO.
irou. Pier 50. Ia, I,tN.r 49,. ..
IS PNIiNNEtplfIA W co r'su1y M,r,n g
- c.r,EAs ........ SATURDAY April 10.
hcst american stcam.h~. specially burt FOR the trade.
49,, 80 ",ncror accon atons for pasScng rs
"A'' wy ''' DOULrON. BLISS DALLETr
General Managers II Wast.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-04-21
Colonist Sleeper to NJ. Paul.

Commencing April 16, tho Union
Pacific, ."The Overland Route" will
run furnished Pullman Colonist car
from Portland to St. Paul, without
change, leaving Portland every Wed.
nesdav At 300 p. m, arriving St.
Paul following Sunday.
This car will be fitted up with mat.
tresses, pillows, bedding, curtains and
toilet appliances, leaving nothing to
BE- Furnished BY the passengers, and
will be in charge Of II uniformed porter.
Berths can be secured at the very
low rate of $500 for an upper or lower
double berth from Portland to ST..
Paul.
Passengers holding tourist, first
GLASS or second class tickets will be
carried in this car.
For RATES, through tickets, sleeper
berth, or detailed information, apply
to the nearest THkes Agent Union
Pacific System, or
7. w. LEE,
Genl Pass. Agt., Portland.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-04-21
A Sure Cure for the Whisky Habit

A Sure Care for the Whiaky Habit.
DR.. Livingstone Antidote for
Drunkenness can cure any case Of the
liquor habit no matter how long or
how bad the case may lie.
The Antidote can be given in a cup
of coffee without the person taking it
being aware OF the fact, and will in
no wise injure the health.
II you have q friend or loved one
in the toile of the rum demon, send
us two dollars for trial bottle of the
Antidote, and test the wonderful
power of the medicine to remove the
desire % we'll - cure the habit.
Address.
LIVINGSTON CHEMICAL Co.,
Portland, Oregon.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-04-21

Representatives tn the National En-
caMpment.
The National Encampment of the
Grand Army Of the Republic will
meet At Boston, next August. The
Department of Idaho will be entitled
to Eve representatives there who will
be entitled to vote. Following is the
list As just made out:
Representative for 1S90-91.-E S,
Whittier, OF Blackfoot. Alternate
s. J. Friend, OF Smoky.
Past Department Commanders-W,
H. Nye, of Boise, and A. S. Senter,
Of Shoshone.
Present Commander-W. T. Riley,
Of HALEY; Senior Vice-Judson Spot.
ford, of Boise City; Junior Vice
e. H. Jeanjaquet, of Salmon City.
Assistant Adjutant- General-T. E.
Picotte, of HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-04-21
Assoc BLAZE.


Shortly before 2 o'clock Sunday
morning tho old Arcade Lodging.
house, At tho southeast corner Of Bull.
ion and River streets, wAs discovered
on Gre. An alarm WAS given, and .
crowd soon collected. Tho hose. cart.
hooks and ladders were brought, and
BY effective work the FIRE was con-
fined to the house where it originated
and that adjoining. Loss. about
$500; insurance, 81, 200.
Tho Arcade lodging house was CO.
oupied by Lew. Walkers assistant, q
colored barber named Taylor. His
sister ,n.law, Mrs. Tay lor. whose hus-
band, who is known a. 1.-THE fancy
barber," is working in Pocstello;
Johnny Cahill, . miner; Tim Day.
another miner; Bill Schwsi,Eer,
formerly shift boss ir the Minnie
Moore mine; and = sick man. All
were asleep. James w. Burns, the
min,ng man, lived next door. aud was
asleep in . room near where the Gre
broke out. He was tho first to dis.
cover it, and to give the alarm. His
house was brick coated with plaster,
and this circumstance, and some fear.
less work in tho flames and smoke by
w. F. Kennedy, Sam Allen, Bill Gay,
Riddle. 'Coonev, Wyatt, and othera,
who fearleysIy dragged tho hose into
the second story OF the Bnrns's build.
ing and thus worked most effectively
from above the 6re-dou btless saved
the town from . disastrous conasga-
ton.
It is probable that somewhat quick
er work at the start, in getting waite.
on tho Ere, would have confined it to
the house wherein it originated; while
|Ahs delay might have proved far more
disastrous than it did.
This should lead to the immediate
reorganization of the Hose Company.
We have over 1900 feet Of hose,
and an ample supply of hooks and
ladders, axes, etc. Ia fact, we have
the tools to work with but no skilled
firemen to use them in case Of nc.
cessity. q