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adjourn WAS carried win nurruh'
NIGHT SESSION.
Immediately after re.assembling Mr.. Dean,
of Spartanburg, moved 10 emend Mr. thd-
eet's resolution 10 provide lor the nomlnh,
Ilon OF full state ticket. This was oeleateu
bv m overwhelming majority ON u r,s'1s ns "
$40. nominations for governor being IN oroer.
Mr ]. l.. NJ lrby. OF Laurens, In an eloquent
and i'm mpassioncd address, placed In nolnina'
tion B. K. Tllman OF Edgeneia: ns Cd spean hw thc
EdSeteld. seconded Capt. Ti:lman's nomina-
lion and paid glowing tribute to the n;s gen. m
tleman from EdgefeId. ,io M IA n9sn briee bei an.
80 seconded the nomination III oriei ou' ap
proprlate sptech. h.,,,.,hv o,o,o-
Capt Tlllman was then nominated oy accia-
nation avn. ,,a,
nominated by MIR. Green, OF Marlboro, ana
selected by acclamation ns nominee 1or lieu
iJpon inolion, Messrs. Jones. Of Laurens,
committee 10 walt on Capt Tillman ana In
form him OF his nomination. Capt. Tilllman
was escorted to the platform and said:
Fellow citizens; Inc FaenGh ,,n, nnTe h, u y
pens, and can assure you that while my
name has been mentioned during the past
few wears, never expected TO orcupy this
position. because IN my zeai nave Snr eni n1
men. I um surprised that ! am thh nominee
Of the caucus, as this Is q convention only Dy
| courtesy. ..
wSiie the convention had paid him grent
compliment, IL had also put crown OF
thorns upon his forehead. He asked that
those who had opposed him leave on theiI
bitterness and he promsea tnan % y ,GSepSGG
hereafter to be more conservative In MS Ut.
terances. He called attention 10 the fact that
his acts would. If he were elected, be more
closely scrutinized than those OF any ordln-
Cant. Tiilman closed by promising to try IN
/ 50 act II nominated and elected governor
thai the convention would never have occa'
stoned TO be ashamed OF what 1t had done.
THANKS TO 1.-THE WORLD"
The following resolution, introduced by Mr.
Green, Of Marlboro. was then adopted unan'
imousiy, being ably seconded by MIR: shell.
who paid glowing lrip9te mte,d 10 INC i''f"e"S
Resolred, That the thanks OF TINS conVeh-
tion are due and are now tendered 10 lne
Char lesion World for Its uniform klno treat.
mcnt of the farmers OF the state, ana IN Ine
fair und just treatment or issues now uhuel
discussion by them.
suNDRY RESOLUTIONS.
A resolution was introduced by Mr.. Shell,
and adopted, protesting against the passage
| OF the Ol! now penulng III CohSicsS hho"h
rs the con, round lard bill.
Mr.. Rice, OF Bnrnwell, introduced a resolu'
duced In Congress, entitled, "A bill TO estab
| iish q system of sub-treasnrirs, aid for other
purposes" The resolution was adopted
consist of the chairman OF each delegation,
| was decided upon.
| After some routine work. and vote OF
THINKS 10 the chairman and secretary, the
convention adjourned without nominating
any officer below lleutenan t-goveruor.
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WI'll Try" and 81 Will, u

"I'll Try" Is Il soldier;
II WIN" Is q king;
Be sure they are near
When the schoOi.bellS ring.
When the school days are over,
And boys are men,
"I'll Try" and ~ VIII"
Are good friends then.
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A colored brother recently, in con-
tradicting what another colOred BROTH
cr had stated, said: brother Modera-
tor, that is matter of wrongfulness of
statement" An original way of put
ting ii, truly. Instead of declaring
that any given declaration is false lei
us hereafter say it is "a matter of
wrongfulness of statement" We
thank the colored brother for the ex-
pression. Recorder.
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What the Bible brings to you will
derend in u large measure on what you
bring to it. You may have crumb,
ar a loaf, or a granary full to bursting,
lust as you choose.
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COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS.

Abbeville-J. f. Bradley.
Aiken-W. H. Marchant.
Anderson-W. A. Neall.
Barnwell-W. II. Rice.
Berk eIey-J. A. Harvey.
Charleston-J. Francis Britton.
Che .ter-P. l.. Hardin.
Chestertield-W.J j. Hanna.
CIarendon-B. w. Brailsford.
Colleton-Wm. r. Cooper.
Darlington--E. l.. Gray.
Edgeheld-W. H. Zimmerman.
Fuirfield-R. y. Lennon.
Flcrence-L. H. Bigharn.
Greenville-H. b. BuiSt.
LancaSter-J. 6. Bruce.
I.aurenS-J. l.. NJ. lrhy.
LeXington-.A.S s. Nunnamaker.
Newberry-J. A. Sligh.
Marinn-T. B. Stackhouse.
Marlboro-J. ]. Lane.
Oconee-S. Y. Striking.
0rangeburg-W. T. c. Bates.
Pickens-D. ]. Johnson.
Richland-Wm. Wall .ce.
Sumter-E. NJ. Cooper.
Tnion-J. $. Welsh.
WiiliamSburg-W William Cooper.
York-W. H. Edwards.
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HOW THE ENROLMENT WAS MADE.

Some discussion arose as to the manner oi
enrolling delegates, and finally u. w. McLau'
rim, OF Marion, solved the problem by NOV.
Ing that the Charleston H'ortdS compilatlon
be adopted with any alterations that may he
found necessary on account Of the absence or
change of delegates. This motion Was un,
animously adopted, and the enrolment oi
those present was formed from the Hortd re-
npr
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NIGHT SESSION.

As soon MS the result WAS ANNOUNCED, u
vocal pandemon iuIn reiSned. ana hio'ion !"
adjourn was carried with hurruh.
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The FARMERS CONVENTION.
B. r. TILLMAN FOR GOVERNOR. G
COLT EoR LIEUTENANT T-GOvERNoR.

The Platform OF Principles..-Speeck
e. OF Capt. Shell, Capt. Rilln"n'''
The Work of the Convention from
EirRt To Last.
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Charleston World.

The convention assembled at noon To-Day
for business, and almost imm' diately settieu
,iown To work, The hall was crowded ior
some time before the hour appointed, WIN
delegates, visitors and citizens, and inciuoea
among the number great many ladies:
A brighter day could not have been desired
than this. and friends Of the movement hoH
it happy augury. Interest in the proeeeu-
ings of the meeting was At fever heat, ana ev-
cry scrap Contamination 70 De nad wus eager.
lvsougfit and devour. by officials, cltlZehs
ond npwsnuper men alike,
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SUMTER DELEGATION SEATED.
THE PLATFORM.


The committee on platform made report,
the substance OF which was given accurately
and exclusively In the World today. The re
port was adopted by sections, as follows:
Whereas, II Is tie lnalicnable right. inher-
ent and CONSTITUTIONAL, OF citizenship. TO meet
In an orderly manner, to propose and discuss
measures, to adopt platforms OF principles,
and,
Whereas, Experience has shown the value
that we must devise some plan by which diff
ferences Of opinion rs to measures and men
may have scope To bring ubout needed re-
forms: therefore, this convention of Demo-
Gratis assembled in Columbia this March y,
1890, unite in Issuing the following platform OF
principles and measures, upon which we In
tend to strive for supremacy in party and
State:
/. we recognize the imperative necessity Of
Anglo-Saxon unity In our Stale, and pledge
ourselves to abide toy the arbitraments of the
Democratic party, relying upon the sense Of
Justice ana enlightened sclf-intereSt OF ina.
jority OF our white fellow citizens to secure oil
needed reforms. We will make our issue In.
side the party lines, and differing as brethren
mon enemy, we will bow In submission TO the
bchcsts OF the party fairly expressed through
Its regular channel.
2. The nominations Of the Democratic par
ty are virtually elections. Believing In the
.feflersonian doctrine, that "the people are the
best conSOrvutors Of their own rights and lib
critics" and that "sclf-s ,vernment is the only
free government" we demand that all nomi-
nations for Office in the party, other than Stale
offices, shall be by primary elections. conducts
ed under the Stale law enacted in 1883.
5. We demand the re-apportlonme Mt OF rep
resentation In the Democratic convention up
on its basis of 1850, and that II go into efier,
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THE STORY OF THE DAY.

The convention was called to order at l2:2o
by President Shell, and the proceedings were
opened with prayer by the Rev. ID. w. Hail.
OF Anderson. ,.,,, ,.o,,
four Young south Cnrolininns, styling them-
selves "Olangeburgs plow-boyi.' now attend
Ing the Agricultural college ut AlaGau;.i aI nn1
nresented IL with black walnut garel, made
yrha o,ft was accepted with applause.
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tween the two men. Col. Dargan arose ana
replied as follows: -
Yes, sir! What understand by "Tillman.
departure from the leading methods and
principles OF the Democratic party.
Capt TIllman-Has the gentleman defined
.Tilirnanism ?" What Is IL?
Col Dargan--It is this unusual movement.
say again, that l believe this method Is
"rllmunism." -
Capt. Tlllman-I simply wanted to bring
you TO express ,Sia,ie whether You you cohs'uerea NE
Col Dargan-No, sir, On the contrary, as
these delegates seated behind me VIII bear
testimony, In our convention for the election
Thai you were as loyal to the Democratic
party rs any other man, but that you were
making an unfortunate mistake.
CAPT. rILLMAN CONTINUES.
Cant. Tillman then continued: ~ want to
state that whatever else am. am Simon
pure Edgcfield Democrat. Gentlemen OF this
convention. whether Tillmanism Is good or
TilItnan wrote and brought here In his pocket
and not u dozen lines in II are the work oil
any other man, Now gent!enen, how can any
man say hn%t ,eso'enntp n, nInna baS,an s VINO
said: IL did not make his remar k.)
In reference 10 his nomination for Govern
or, Capt. Tillman snid: $50 far as my nom.
ination by this convention for the office OF
Governor is concerned. want to say 1t is
matter of no importance To me whether you
pass the resolution for nomination, or wheth.
er You nominate or not Referring 10 the
division OF tho Democratic party by nomina-
tions being made, Capt. 1ilimnn said IL was
Il matter of opinion us to how the government
should be run; that there could be no uivls-
ion OF the party except by suicide apd lunacy
combined.
Captain Tillman said that he had many
friends on both sides. There were good Dem.
ocrats and citizens who said, IF you nom.
mate you destroy the Farmers movement"
und Others as eurnest In their efforts for the
advancement Of the farmers interest. said,
"If you do not nominate you destroy the fur
me!s' movement"
Capt. Tilman spoke OF the many dia1cul
ties that he would have to face In accepting
this nomination, should he be nominated.
II O said he wUnlu have to give up his p:unfn.
tion, or hire man TO stay on IL; he would
have To bear the expense of travelling ana
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Capt. Tillman Expresses Himself.
Cnlunabiu Record

After the excitement Of the days work nj
the farmers convention O Record reporter
found Capt. Tillman In his room; surrounded
by q coterie OF friends. He stated TO him that
he would be glad TO have an expression OF
opinion from him upon the work OF the con-
vention. and what plans he proposed to pur.
H., Ia Tor
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LICOR deI R.P. |. k[RMlNN|
q HAS CalenturaS!

-
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| III xAsa Las Pe1tdS de Saifdt0
g. ..s-s5I5s = ode Qtt,ai,sa, ,Br0nhfdrdto
Q,atina. Ci0rhtdrdt0, Vdlertdn0to
te Qttaiaa, etc., etc. del Dr. Clertan,
,n'ienen cada una diez centigr AMOS
dos granos) de sal de quinina quimt
cnmeHte ptrd, de fabrication fran
cesa, Y estan preparadas por un
procedimierto aprobado por Ia Aca
iamia de Medicina de Paris.
I3ajo una envoltua gelatiROsa,
iransparente y muy acil de digerir,
In duinina Sc conSerpa iIidefaid1-
Dieite sin alteration u Sc trdgu sin
1tte deic ntHgful d1,tdt.00f'.
Cada frasco contiene treinta perlas
o sea tres gramos de sal de Quinnla
En- adelante cada perla de quinina
del D. Clertan levara impresas las
palabras "Clertan Paris.
ROTA. - Is absolu,amen,e { (SRAst44.
indispensable exigirla marea 8 S-sa
So vsnds al por msn6r en- Ia mayor .oarts
dc iss Fsrnaeias.
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A1EIGOs III xo1
'HLDORlS sHOIIOui

Miliea1a de PeEseneM q f1aanlm ntI1H8
mNndes recemlsndsn dlehea 70 1Nns Iiono
meloR EestAafstivo ds Il sAl1A 5HS ss 5000
1llas cufan todae La nfnaeInnos df =
del hieade, del settnaso, q ISslIEbnssF
ZEE lntestinel, ? zsmleVen \ aoIlaonr 4
natuls1elA y a eardlalaiA fxDnhrf1k ~
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ialne1se q a'1tsmA nsrslet1 y d1n1S e 80
sdahls d efelninaeitn nansr1k
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Este maEaTilless bxlsnne e.aainl, lIfls,, g.
q laa heridas antigua, Ika IIsS.1Y :. lx1 'Ssl-
de piernGa Dc fe1hes KoE nd Il r. q |H 4 -.
|elA lns tloaEas viImIrntaa ttnlxM fnr1 NSa a1ts
an aaReote eonveiaeiente > aoksn< eSs -
mks de>a, e1to NReI9nts 1sEyi1lSsnfo. - 3 81
dMoly nna eMlH pszfsttk Il ~ x,SS1l 4 a IS
miel, is6 6941llD D6kb1, lss tSIos y = FsSS Iti~
~ 80 enands = y np1lafs . 16ne e
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MOIENOfA DE TENEDURIA On
|LIBROe fnplinCada por u aplicaolon d
ana reela b alibls para aoertar q deudel
y q acfseaol, aeompahaAa Dc numarcsos
sismplos as eklculos msrnantilsa, por @
ID. Marsh, t1adncido e h 2oe sdiOlen II
slsea poF A. @ B6ek, baio ID hmsaiate
|snpeoeidn ael ankoF. On tome elegante.
|msrts sneIaasinade $50, sn 4 Im-
|dsi Bo1etin. -
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FAMMiCAC1oN VENT TON NAY II
CASA L. FRERE. 70. Rre JEcs psr'
VA Alquitran GuyOt

SEs@-9Ss Sc f1a expeTimentado con ei
anaycr exito en- siete grandes hospitales
de- Paris contra Consiilados, B,onq.N,ss
Asnas. catupros de.ios Brdnqmos de u
KS5iae. Affrcionss de Ia Pisl, Pieasonss.
I'll Aiqnitran GnyOt, por 81 esm-
posici6n, partlcipa dc las .pFcplsdaies
del Aqua de yicIly, siendo mncto mas
t6aico. Ash es que posee una. eiicacis
notable contra las snffr,nedades del esi6.
aldIItraI, medicinal es lie donde Sc sacan
los princlpios antiscptlcos mas eticacesi
Dor esta raz6n dnrante los calores dql
yerans ' eniiempo de epidemic el Alqut
tran de Guyot es una bebida preser-
vaiiva higienica que refresca y pur Aes
Ia isangre. f..
Esta preparation ssrd rnuy promo, al
= 10 espero. unirersaluaente ad0Ptadd.
Proeeiof H1xIH,
3 Mtdleo del Hospital Sfh LAA
En- Ia rue Jacob, 10, Paris, es donde sePE'
nsre el yerdadero Atunitrande GuvSt
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C0ATkBILlDAD
MUNICIPAL.

Juego complete do Libros ARE.
gIados 4 los formularios puhlica.
dos por 81 Gohierno General.
IInpresos do todas claSes para
los Municipios.
De vents On q Imprsnta del
BOLx1M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

Run, August, to w White, n of 1oth-st' OF ID
ave ) years $4,000. - o,,-.
Rohsteln. Levy. to a Aspinwal, trustee. AZ Clinton
same TO Jacob Riescr. property e mortgages
years. $1,000. , -,
Simmons John II, TO John Bannen and anothef' : OF
Madsworth-st. " Of Ccntral-aVe, ! year SOL. -.
Salp Theodore. and wife 70 Henry Allen, @ : OF WASH
innton.aVc : OF lS0th.st, | year. ~, 900 -o., ,
Scinhardt, Resale 20 NJ thompson, u ; oUul-sV'
c lth-aNe years. 3lO,oOU -
Same Vi + EAneandcr, same property D years.
$40 OOO. ,,,.. c....,.o. .f,,,
tiO1. n 5Oth-st. llth-aNr. years, rlO.oVp.
Schwnd William. and wife, TO Dry DOCK savings IN
stiti,tion n : i7th.st. 2dsyc. year, 81 900.
Solomon. Bertha to We'll & Mayer, NO lo9 East 7h'
Wscy Frank d. to T. Putnam, Kngsbrdgc-
ave n Spuytcn DuyvCl. sc. HI; insalmcnts IS 600.
Wcihcr' Lorcnz. TO Edward Hirsh, c cor Parkave
and 7Gtl-st. months, $lS,oOu.
wedcmeyer. Arnold d to New.York Life lnSgran9e
Wooley, James :, TO seth NJ Mlllken, 03d.st,
W Madson-aVc. l year $1,000.
Weinbergcr Edward, and Moses November to L + Car.
man. Sherl-st. II RNmgtol-st . years, SlS,OOO ,
26th-st =, $50 4thaNc, 16.SN9S.o; Louise ii
Young ct al to John Il Ludlow, years. $4,000
KrulcwIth, Lewis. TO Mary G. Dc fcuOacnnc, G
Birminehan-st. Ucury.st , ycaIs. $4,000.
Frederick W. and wife, to Gcor<c lhret, n
tthaVc and ll5th-st, lease, l year, $4,000
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Ansbacher. Leopold to United States Trust Co. 5
NsTSa Of l22 d o yeF TO- xors George Jones
nv cor Avenue and s2d-st &c' years mofagase'
., Burns william to Max Dan1iser s. 77d'''' Of
Same to same sane property, year, $4,000
Barnard. Charler W, y John Webb. II S3d-st.. OIL
Barry. Mary T. to 5 ii Wilson. 122d-st. Of 2d-ave
Barne, iicSard and wife. to ElAan Elancn'hal 5
1O5 Bs sS 81 hcS q 81 n S(1f Isye Of 73d
81, years, -lOiO. 49,, ,., - . . hi,
cssws IS%ard 70 EoISft Robertson trustee
DenbOss1, Morris, and vile 70 Katharine l. Earring
Dressner Daniel, and vie . Caroline Dre'sner' =
Msdson-st, No lO9 4 yfs, $1,000, 900 81,
>, Dexter STANLEY W to Alice Laton' 12th-st' Of
Eds.lI' ANNIE aid J, to Evelyn Randall. 122d.st
T9stcr' MysT. and we, e sigs Noes Taylor,
faIrehnd Cara to Cora snowden. W cor 1oth-ave
anu roster Meyer and Vie TO- Henrietta Hson cor
Hillen' George, 70 IcncRen ct al, 7h.ave, Of
HAL James r. 70 a Godschmdt, 75thst, Of 9th
KneI, Mary 70 Henry McCown, n SHAVE and
Love VIM H. TO Title Guarantee and Trust Co. I,Oh.s;
' same 10 Thos stevens and ano. admrs. same prop
Mecher. Ellen s. to y Y Savings Bank. 21st-st.
Meenen q, D. 70 Bo"eyo Savings Bank Forsyth
~ Phyfc. Jane 10 Eorlard Brick Works 0sthst
Rcins' frcdCTcE to the Bradley currlcr Co. cor
Faa Gcorze to Lewis Vance Ss 5sthst in
stalls, $500. 90, .
7th-ave $4,000.
7th.ave / year. $40, 900. $500
Margaret a, 20 a McCaIl 5 1oth-st, G Of
bth-ave Yrs, 81, 900. -. -
Farley, John 7. 10 ID l. Phillips, cor 10Th ave anV
7Oth.st 2 years .52l 800
Same 20 S 4 Meyer property, . years, S2l 300.
3uidetn, II. 10 Annie Larnor, Marion.st, lots 1,0D
and or map Bayards farm year, $500
HAYES William b 70 Michael Hicks, cor Gth-ave and
1a1st-st 3 years, 3S, 900.
Ketcham, James w. 10 Abraham kaumann 1874 South
St. instalments IS, 900.
same 70 Mutual Life Insurance Co, same property,
year, $21 900. 49,,
NeCauey, John, 20 Citizens Savings Bank 18TH.
u, G Willis.aVe, ! year, $4,000
Meyer Marie, TO Townsend, 17th.st W 3d-aVe,
8 years, 81 900 - .,--o
May, John V, TO German American Real Estate I'LL n
Guarantee Co, Avenue 4, n S6th-st years, 5000
norton Eeksttedh, to Il Monroe, 5th'ave o2d'
November Moses, to t NJ Amend, Of shern-st. n Of
EfynRtOn.st. nstalment,, ~. 600. $500.
OKane. Thomas J, TO g Manchester, OF 143d-st
" Of 7th.aye, / year, ell 900.
rOsstcr, VIM w TO Mutual Life Insurance Co. W cor
Of llth.avc aud 27th-st 1 year, $4,000.
ssme to Wa " Grace ct al. same property. year.
s4o0.oeqs
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Diui0cn0 y cliccs.

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ OTICE-A Quarterly Dividend of Two
n Dollars per share has THIS dag been declared on the
prcfcd and Common Stock OF tails company. payable
a., 49, d.v Of March nest 20 stockholders Of record
the lose OF business hour, the fifteenth Instant. The
IL ~ nd on share, registered en- Ncwiork VIII be paid At
t onc, ~ t-a company agents, Mossis John Patton
e. 20 - Wlnn.st.. New. York, nnd the dividend oa
[ registered IN Cirago VIII he Paid % IN" Office Of me
treasurer OF the company T. II IOSlEl treasurer
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Auction sales will probably DO more active within
The next few days. The sales advertised for this week
exceed those Of any previous week since the beginning
~ the new year. Yesterday a one-half interest in
No 249 East Thirtiethst., west of second ave. u
three-sory brick dwelling on lot 23X9o9. sold for
g, 600 TO the plaintiff under foreclosure Five four
story dwellings and plot 100X102. being Nos. o TO
II East seventy iifth-s on the north side, west Of
Nadson.ave. brought S105 925 from Samuel Clark. y
plot 1Osx200 in Bathgate-ave., running through to
Washington, being lot No. % on the man OF the
village of Upper Morrsana sold under foreclosure for
$3.50 10 L. a. Mitchell.
The following sales reported at private con-
tract Morris b. Baer & Co. have sold for Ascher Vein
stein the ve-sOTy brick hotel the northwest corner
of seventh-ave. and Fourteenthst, 25X06, private
terms 20 George Clinton. the fOurstOry brownstone
residence No. $40 MadisOn-ave 16.5X70XsO. for
S35 ,O00 for j. s. Briggs. the property known as
no 100 West Forty-ninth-st.. four story tenement
with shop rear, lot 25X100 for $4,000; for John
sloan. the three story brick house No. ~ Fast
Onehundred and fourthst. 1S0x45xiOo. for $1,000
10 Mr.. Ernst, the threcst0ry brownstone evening
No. AGA Lexington ave. 1Sx45xS0. for $4,000 ior
william Boggs, No. ia West Onc-hundred and-twenty
frstst., q three-stOry high stOOp tTownstonc re,r
dence 2Ox55x1O0. for $4,000; and Tor Jonas stolts
the threestOry brick store property NO 223 L.
Bowery, for S27 900.
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Financial elections.

OFFICE LEluGU And WILKISBAHHH COAL COM
IANA. 40. 10 LIBERTY = j., 49, 1900,
NEWBORN Jan. %. lS9n
y OTlCE.-Thc Annual Election for President
- ard six D-rrtor, this Company VIII nc holu a. us
lHtIiad,luhi once no 22G south m-st.. on lhnrsdal
7rb ~ t4vC T. O'Clock noon. TIE unh-i'r looks WI
De- closed l,b. H. aad r,Opencd March J, pfoNWo' 10y
order of the Hoard - ,o..,, o. ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
Gnrtion Sales of Real estate.
MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE
LeaSehold Property.
For Sale at Public Auction by Edward
H. Ludlow & Co.

ON THURSDAY. THE 18TH DAY or MARCH
500, AT IL O'CLOCK noon, AT THE KEAL
ESTATE SALESROOM, IN THE CITY OF NEW
YORK. BY AND UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
TUp rXFCVTOR. or TIE LAST WILL AND
TESTAMENT OF CORNELIA VI. STEWART DE-
CEASED.
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INDIANAPOLIS, DECATUR
SPRINGFIELD RAILWAY COMPANY
First Mortgage Bonds
AND
Funded Interest Certificates.

UIIUOU HUI Nol LCI IIIIDULOo.
Holders q the Indianapolis, Decatur and Springfield
Railway Company First Mortgage Bonds and Funded In
tcc,t Certificates hereby notified that thoro have
already been deposited with the Central Trust Company,
under tho agreement Of october 1ss9 gers large ma.
jortY II the bonds.
BONDS WILL. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BE
RECEIVED CNDTR SAID AGREEMENT UlON
PAYMENT or FIVE DOLLARS PER BOND.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or NEW.YOEK,
By I. .OICO1T. President.
Tho UNDERSIGNED committee appointed under tine agree.
m,t ~ October 1850 the prompt dpo,lt q bond,
now landing thc benefits Of tho agreement
aud 70 avoid further penalties.
Dat,d Scw.Ioik. January H.. 1890
HENRY ". SMITH.
THEODORE W. MORRIS,
EDWIN PAKSON-,
FRANK &. HOLIINS,
CIiAS. ROBINSON SMITH,
Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
rrcornEn MORTGAGES.

st. las East; II A Resin to Marie Meyer
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Gin lJroprrin 90 Ee!.

A CORNER STORE; basement and sul.ccllar; 27Nl02;
"A 1856 MIlNdu--t.; to let, possession Nay /.
rutland & WHITING, B'rkman.st
a -l2iST.ST NFAR PLEASANT-AVE.-Ihroc--t
y. bioWns'O1c 10 $50: 10 god order immediate
possession 5000. PORTER IS co., - East I-1th-,t
- IINE-STDKY Br1LDiNGS TO LET In Water.st.
near Bcckman, suitable iof range and heater business.
rutland WHITING. Brekman-st.
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Gin 11ropcrln for 5alr.

ONLY THREE LEFT OF that handsome row OF private
" dwellings, g. 10 and l. East S2dst.. shave. ee-
CANT location price moderate.